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kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. breaking news, amy hollyfield has been tracking developments all morning on 680 that is where a big rig overturned that big rig containing hazardous materials. but, a change may be coming, soon. >> reporter: the situation is improving. i'm still standing on i-680 so it could be better. but i'm the only thing out here. the tractor trail gone that is a huge improvement that just happened within the last couple of minutes this is northbound 680, one lane of traffic open. but they are going to be opening these other lanes very soon they are just doing sweeping up, here's some pictures of what they were dealing with. the accident happened 10:00 last night tractor trailer crashed it was southbound on 680, it jumped the center divide lanes in both úkgctions were closed all night in part because of what

the truck was hauling, hazardous chemicals that had to be inspected. that took time. haz-mat team determined the chemicals were fine, no threat whatsoever. but they had to make sure. also, 100 gallons of diesel fuel spilled on to the road, they had to clean that up. it was a long night. this happened at the sunol exit, they had to close the now both directions. they made opening the southbound lanes a priority that's the heavier commute side. they got those lanes open around 5:00. then they turned their attention to northbound. it looks like the worst is over. we don't -- you don't need to stress out over making alternative plans. looks like they've got one lane open if you want to take a live picture, if you want to turn the camera back this way, we'll show people how it is moving slowly, obviously not an ideal situation, an improvement over what we had. this should be opening up soon if you haven't left the house

yet, i'm not sure you need to make alternative plans. although this is slow, it is going to be picking up. these lanes will be opening soon. as for that truck driver he's okay, he said it was a terrifying experience. physically, he's fine. now a big picture view, let's turn it over to sue hall monitoring this situation and also the situation over at doyle drive. busy morning. good morning. looks like that will be improving shortly we'll go back to amy in just a minute. this is a live shot sky 7 hd the new doyle drive detour is open and working smoothly, no problem there is. metering lights on bay bridge, we will go back to the 680 northbound, one lane right now open, as amy said, that should be changing shortly. we'll have our very own reporter at the scene of doyle drive in a little bit, around 6:30 for the full detour information.

here's mike with your forecast. good morning. off to a quiet start. as far as weather goes, we are watching clouds gather along the coast that's the sea breeze that is going to bring us the cooling trend, no rain. visibility four miles at half moon bay, a few clouds into santa rosa and napa. a lot of high clouds for the morning. if you are leaving, dress for temperatures mainly upper 40s around santa rosa, nap pat rest of us low to mid 50s. 58 in antioch. chance of rain in the forecast thursday. 6:04. san francisco police are asking witnesses to come forward after a man was shot in north beach over the weekend. somebody opened fire on the 19-year-old richmond resident after 2:00 in the morning near montgomery and broadway. the victim was hit in the leg and is expected to survive. the gunshots woke at least one neighbor. >> probably nike nine or 12

times, bang, bang, then over within seconds i heard sirens down the street there's usually cops. >> evidence markers covered parts of two blocks. no one has been arrested. contra costa county firemen say sparks from a metal grinder caused a fire that destroyed an an been -- an abandoned bait shop. it took half an hour to knock down the flames. amtrak service was shutdown for an hour because the tracks border the fire. suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi says he plans to head back to court this week in hopes of convincing a judge to let him see or at least talk to his wife. he's under a court order to stay away from her after an argument that left her arm bruised and domestic violence charges filed against him. mirkarimi pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment charges. during and view on kgo radio this weekend he said he wants

to get the court order modified so he can talk with his wife on the phone. he took questions and addressed his critics, including domestic violence groups. >> i feel that sense of shame that i betrayed friends and people that i've worked closely with. but in return, i feel betrayed in the sense that there was never a conversation when there should have been one. >> mirkarimi is also fighting his suspension on official misconduct charges and says he feels the situation has gone too far. 6:06. you can see things look a little different already from this weekend. a little fog out there a little more cloudiness. >> and a little bit lower temperatures. absolutely, let's look at the day planner, 40s and 50s won't change through 8:00, just partly cloudy to partly sunny sky noon low 70s inland mid to upper fives at the coast upper 60s around the bay -- that's where we hang out from noon to 4:00 once we lose

sun we lose temperatures during the afternoon upper 60s around our inland neighborhoods at 7:00, mid 60s around the bay mid 50s at the coast sunrise 6:15 will set at 8:00. guess what is going to be high today? pollen, grass, mold going to stay high again today so will trees, watch out for that cooling trend each and everyday through thursday culminates thursday, 10° cooler than today especially around the bay and inland best chance of rain won't be mush but in the forecast once we pass that sunshine and season temperatures friday, saturday, sunday. good morning. back to the pleasanton area amy hollyfield has been on scene reporting about this big rig accident that happened last night southbound lanes open, northbound continues to be a grind one lane open, are expecting that to be completely reopened shortly,

for now, it looks like 84 and foothill boulevard or foothill road will be your best alternate. 101 southbound multi-car accident three lanes there looks like right at highway 85 in the clearing stages. here's your drive times: why 6:08. a san francisco college culinary program is at risk of shutting didn't. the plan students are serving up to save their classes. the fight over foie gras why some of the world's top chefs are battling to prevent a ban on the dish from becoming a state law. shake-up in the classroom how teachers are finding success in a new method of flip-flopping the way students learn. .

this morning officials at city college in san francisco are expected to unveil a plan to try to save the culinary

department. the department needs to cut $250,000 or it will have to shut its doors in july. the cafeteria is run by culinary art students. they stand to lose the training that gives them answer in the job market. college officials are set to reveal plans for a fundraiser today. some of california's top chefs want to stop the state from pursuing a ban on foie gras which takes effect in two months. it is made from the liver of a duck or goose which has undergone a fattening process animal rights advocates object to that process which involves force-feeding the birds. chefs say the ban is too extreme. they believe new laws regulating production would work better. the foie gras bandits back to 2003 when dan noyes and the i-team exposed the conditions under which the delicacy is made. it inspired legislation to outlaw foie gras. the law takes effect july 1st.

thousands of teachers all over the country are shaking up classrooms with a technique called flip-teaching. flip-flopping what used to be homework with class work. the preliminary results are looking good. we asked a couple of teachers to show us what it is about. >> april teaches high school science in mill valley she has taught for 22 years this is the first year she has flipped her classroom. >> today a new class. >> reporter: instead of lecturing in class, she records her lecture using the camera on her computer, she can use props and diagrams then puts the lecture on an internet site and students watch at home. >> which gives them freedom to rewind and we start and understand the -- and restart and understand the material better. >> reporter: teachers don't have to spend class time on lectures. >> better use of our time. >> we have have labs and more working with other people and

talk to the teacher one-on-one. >> i'm no longer up in front of classroom. i'm out here with them now. >> reporter: some teachers record their own videos. there's a growing number available for free on the internet. mary worth teaches advancedt] placement biology in marin county often assigns students to watch a teacher in montana. >> i created a wiki space where other teachers can post videos and we can share guides and assessments and lab activities. >> reporter: one of the most popular sites based in palo alto, more than 3100 lectures. >> the french revolution. >> we can subtract a w. >> this is the nuclear membrane. >> reporter: still no research on how flip-teaching affected student performance. after almost a full school year april and mary are excited. >> the data on the unit in

assessment show the kids have been doing on average 10% higher than in previous years. >> performing on a deeper, richer level. >> the students tell me they feel like they are doing less but learning more. that's the idea. >> the biggest obstacle is making sure denies have access to the internet to watch the videos afterschool. we have links to more information at abc7news.com click on see it on tv. that makes sense -- [ unintelligible ] >> feeling like you are doing less and learning more that would appeal to a student right there. good morning. a few high clouds as the changing of the air mass is taking place not only at the lower levels also upper levels. from mount tamalpais to the east this morning, one more

advantage point this is san jose, waking up to mostly clear sky. less -- san jose 55° a lot of news the low to mid 50s this morning. antioch 57, cool spot upper 40s around santa rosa and in napa, monterey bay inland to salinas low to mid 50s, 47 in gilroy. cooling trend begins. we have a lot of clouds lingering at the coast now partly cloudy today, definitely a sign that the sea breeze is back the offshore warming wind in the weekend is over patchy clouds tonight, fog coolest weather thursday that culminates with a chance of showers our first measurable rain in may. today our highs compared to average cooler, still warm inland around san jose and livermore three degrees warmer than average 76.

sun came up three minutes ago will set at about 8:00. clouds stubborn along the coast small craft advisory not only along the ocean waters also bay waters today. going to be choppy. half moon bay 58, 62 in san francisco, mid to upper 60s richmond and oakland less after influence low to mid 70s for rest of us of the winds that is, more of those will come in tomorrow and spread out through more of our neighborhoods today one of the warmer days. mid 60s around monterey, upper 60s seuss seuss and salinas mid to up -- santa cruz and salinas, most of news the upper 40s to low 50s, mild, low 40s, cloverdale, clear lake and santa rosa. high pressure while you were sleeping moved away. big storm coming from alaska, not much moisture, you don't

see much cloud cover, it changes the winds, very important, get the wind off the ocean today and tomorrow and again wednesday and thursday, notice how temperatures drop nearly 6 to 10° from the coast by thursday the rainfall amount is light, at least there's a chance thursday after that, sun and warmer weather for the weekend. have a great day. here's sue with an interesting story. the first citation has been issued on doyle drive. a motorist passed the chp going 15 miles per hour over the limit and the driver had a suspended license. it, first citation on doyle drive. -- sunol area "sig alert" still in effect one northbound lane remains open that will change any minute now big rig cleared. if you are statistic northbound or heading out now that will be changing very shortly good news on the the peninsula 101 southbound at highway 85, multi-car accident cleared out of lanes traffic should be improving in that area.

let's look at your 80 freeway east shore past golden gate field through berkeley and emeryville crunched up but moving no major problems into the toll plaza. here you will find traffic bumper-to-bumper metering lights on earlier stall lane two now cleared. here's a look at your waze app, traffic spotters, still jammed northbound 680 past this accident up to the big rig accident in pleasanton that again should be improving shortly. abc7news.com/waze for your free app. coming up, the saga over who owns the l.a. dodgers comes to an end later today. the familiar sports figure soon to on a big chunk of the team. it was once one of america's biggest military secret. the technology that can be yours if the price is right. h@h@

welcome back. you are looking at the waze app the free downloaded app of the doyle drive detour and the golden gate bridge as you can see everything is smooth sailing, no problems this morning heading into the new tunnel on past the palace of fine arts into san francisco. as soon as today, the giants' ash. viral which get a -- new

ownership group the dodgers will be owned by a group that includes magic johnson. the group paid more than two billion dollars for the team, new record price for any team. the previous owner was forced to sell after declaring bankruptcy. navy expects to wrap up the sale this week of what was once a top secret stealth ship. the sea shadow costs nifty million dollars to build 30 years ago. the unusual shape and radar reflective materials allowed the navy to test stealth technology at sea. it is currently stored with the fleet at the bay. the navy wanted to give the ship to a museum but there were no takers so it will be sold for scrap. still ahead, paying tribute to one of the sailors kill in the farallon island yacht accident. the major league salute the giants are planning today. another tragedy on the seas, latest on an ongoing

search for four missing sailors after a yachting accident off the coast of mexico. nursing students at oikos university return to class for the first time since the mass shooting. >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo live at the new doyle drive detour taking commuters to and from the golden gate bridge for the first time this morning. so far, so good, i have information that should help keep it that way this morning. here's a look at major airports across the lower 48, all on time as is our three major airports here. flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. 6:30 on this monday, april 30th. is that a gorgeous shot or what? >> it's a gorgeous shot. >> thank you very much as the sun radio rises over yerba buena island. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. -- the new doyle drive detour opened an head of time this morning. -- ahead of time this morning. >> reporter: very different when you are on the road. smooth sailing so far in the first 90 minutes of the new detour being open. i like this advantage point

interesting to see the demolition in the foreground, the concrete and twisted metal and a little structure of the still in place. and then just beyond that you see the cars just zipping along heading into the city. video interest earlier this morning, this is sky 7 hd, you can see the chp is out, escorting drivers not clear if they are still at this hour. we know there are extra chp on patrol. i think you heard sue mention that have been has received their first ticket. consider yourself warned, they are out there and watching. they are helping drivers navigate not only a new tunnel also new curves out of that tunnel and a new 35 mile an hour limit down from 40 miles an hour. residents say they are very excited for the new drive and new view. again, officials reminding folks keep your eyes on the road and be careful.

>> we've ridden on the old structure to see the change would be very interesting. >> there's going to be a wow factor we want people to still pay attention, be cautious, be patient. there is an adjustment period. >> reporter: and this is video we go from our same spot here earlier this morning. you can see there's no traffic but now as the sun has come up we are getting closer into the commuting hours, traffic is going to get heavier and probably moving a little more slowly. right now traffic in both directions through new tunnel that is temporary when the entire project is complete in 2015 that tunnel is only going to carry southbound traffic, there's going to be a separate northbound traffic. all of this costing more than one billion dollars to make a more seismically safe passage for drivers that old doyle drive that everyone has been driving all this time, was

rated 2 out of 100 for earthquake safety by the state. interesting improvement for the views, wider lanes, that kind of thing, also much safer this morning. katie marzullo, abc7 news. we continue to bring you latest on breaking news we've been following involving a nasty crash that shutdown i-680 all night. after nearly nine hours, the last closed northbound lane has just roped near the sunol exit. the closure began after a big rig hauling hazardous chemicals crashed 9:30 it hit the median so hard parts of the trailer were spread across both sides of the freeway. crews spent much of the night trying to determine the chemicals carried by the big rig. it had not spilled. the chp says the contents were intact but diesel fuel did spill on the road. officers are still trying to figure out what lead to that

crash. >> now for more here's sue hall. >> reporter: all the lanes are open this is not correct any more, northbound lanes are open so that should be improving greatly as you head towards the pleasanton area. toll plaza here bay bridge backed up into the maze with metering lights on. earlier stall lane two, that is now cleared. this is what your waze app is showing for 680 in the northbound direction, once again still slow, but traffic is improving in the area and as that improves so will the speeds and getting through. abc7news.com/waze for your free app. here's mike with your forecast. thought we would start by looking at the change. you can see fingers of fog moving from west to east as we look northbound from sutro tower towards the marin headlands this morning this onshore flow will knock the 80s out and bring temperatures back to reality.

watch pout for variably changing conditions as -- as you step out especially around the marin headlands bay bridge and northern sections of san francisco. visibilities okay. let's talk about temperatures. upper 40s around santa rosa, napa, low to mid 50s elsewhere 57 antioch. chance of rain -- 6:35. right now oakland police are trying to determine what led to the murder of a 37-year-old hayward resident. family and friends held a vigil for the victim last night. officers found the victim shot to death near 13th and franklin before 6:00 yesterday morning. investigators state victim had been in some sort of verbal altercation before the shooting. people say the victim was a transgender woman named brandy. police are still looking for a suspect. today the man accused of killing seven and wounding three in a shooting rampage at oikos university is scheduled to be in court.

43-year-old one goh has been charged with killing six former classmates and a receptionist nearly a month ago. he went to the school seeking revenge because he was angry at school officials who refused to refund his tuition. he has been on a hunger strike since being arrested. officials are monitoring his condition at the infirmary. classes or oikos university nursing students are set to resume at a nearby school. oikos reopened last monday, but nursing students say it is too painful to return to the school. six of the seven people killed in the april 2nd, shoot nursing students. unitech college in fremont has agreed to allow classes on their campus instead. grief counselors will be on campus this morning at newark memorial high to help students cope with the death of a star football,kxd player. police say the 18-year-old was stabbed at a house party saturday night near hyde park.

witnesses say the party was wrapping up when a fight broke out. he was stabbed and pronounced dead at a hospital early sunday morning. one man is under arrest. police say three juveniles were also taken into custody as accessories to the crime. 6:37. right now san jose police on the hunt for suspects in the fatal shooting of a teenager on a school campus. officers found the 18-year-old shot and dying on the campus of lowell elementary school late saturday night. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police have not determined a motive, no one has been arrested this is san jose's 12th homicide of the year. family, friends and the giants will hold a public memorial today for one of the sailors killed in a racing accident near the farallon islands. alexis busch was a former batgirl for the team the first in major league baseball she was one of five killed when their yacht was hit by a giant

wave. today's memorial begins 1 p.m. at at&t park. anyone who wants to attend is asked to enter through the willie mays gate. coast guard suspended search for a missing yachter. crews did recover the bodies of three -- boaters and debris from the 37 foot yacht taken part in a race saturday from newport to ensenada, mexico when it collided with a larger ship. officials say it is possible the larger ship never saw the yacht. hope you enjoyed the warm weekend. >> you can turn off your artificial ac. >> absolutely, save yourself money. good morning live doppler good news for monday morning all quiet clouds thickest along the coast some spilling across san francisco and golden gate bridge that is the signal that the sea breeze is back and the

cooler air is on the way. this morning most of us in the upper 40s to around 50 where we stay through 8:00, mix of high and low clouds. we start to see that mix thin out a little by noon, mid to upper 50s along the coast san francisco clouds most stubborn during the day 61 oakland, 63 san rafael, everybody else upper 60s to low 70s. the sea breeze gets to you by 4:00, temperatures low to mid 70s east bay valleys, south bay upper 60s to low 70s north bay, mid to upper 60s bay shore, upper 50s to near 60 along the coast into san francisco, tree, grass, mold, no change, high, high, high ragweed low. we lose about one to four degrees everyday from now until thursday. storm system close enough thursday for a chance of measurable rain especially in the north bay. here's sue with an update you

can see some of the fog behind her. >> a little rolling in through the golden gate now off the waldo tunnel not hampering visibility maybe a factor through the morning traffic flowing smoothly off the bridge and on to the new doyle drive detour no problems this morning. chp have already issued their first citation on doyle drive. make sure you are aware and watch your speed as you come across. 680, good news all lanes open that earlier jacknifed big rig that happened last night cleared out. northbound continues to be slow that will be improving. southbound has been improving as the morning has gone on. northbound 680, about 30 minutes from 101 to 580, 101 through marin, 30 minutes this is out of petaluma towards novato, 35 minutes. altamont pass a grind as you head out. the toll plaza, you can see metering lights on, traffic backed into the maze into

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welcome back. live doppler showing a few radar returns across the northwest corner of the state where we would see any rain today eureka 54 clearing and warmer through the central valley low to mid 80s chico and sacramento, 90 at palm springs. sunny over the sierras today, 64 tahoe, 78 yosemite. l.a. 71, san diego 65. 6:45. "good morning america" is coming up in 15 minutes. josh elliot has a preview of some of the top stories. good monday morning to all of you.

we are live on the 100th floor of the brand new world trade center. reclaiming its place as the tall building in new york city. for the first time directly above ground zero we will reveal the stunning view in an abc news exclusive, next right here on "good morning america". >> that's 14 minutes from now. more news now. pg&e is telling customers they have until tomorrow to decide if they want to opt-out of having a smart meter. that has created confusion among several customers who want to opt-out but can't afford to do it now. pg&e charges $75 up-front fee plus $10 per month for any customer who wants to opt-out. after several complaints the utility says may 1st, is not a firm deadline. customers can opt-out any time they want. critics have questioned the accuracy and safety of smart meters. in san francisco, the street party that kicks the pride parade in celebration every year will look different

this year. organizers of pink saturday in the castro district replacing the normal dance party with food trucks. the event celebrating the community is scheduled for june 23rd. organizers scaled back events after violence. apple hauled in more than 34 billion dollars in profits last year. the cupertino-based tech giant was taxed at less than 10%. accountants point out apple keeps u.s. tax billow by moving profits from its california headquarters to one in reno because nevada has no corporate income tax other profits are shifted offshore to laces like ireland and the netherland -- to laces like ireland and the er lands before the money lands in caribbean banks. >> because of their -- their patents which are mobile are able to get their tax rates cut in half from what it

should be around 35% to the middle teens or the single digits. >> tax experts say other companys that own intellectual property like tech firms and pharmaceutical companies exploit the same legal loopholes to reduce their tax burden. thing i may be looking up for the nation's small businesses. jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with more on that and a teal that could mean a brighter future for barnes & noble. >> this is a game changer. announce being it has a new partner and it is microsoft, investing 300 million dollars in a new subsidiary that combines barnes & noble's nook e-reader and college businesses. the plan to develop an application for windows 8, expanding the visual bookstore to millions of customers. shares are happy today. worth twice as much this morning as they were friday.

if you try to save by not paying for cable tv and watching hulu shows, that could be changing. they are taking steps to change to a model where viewers would have to prove they are a pay tv customers to watch those shows. viewers would have to log in with their cable or satellite tv account numbers. owners include walt disney the parent of abc7. stocks this morning, directionless, very quiet, a little lower, bloomberg index is a slight bit lower. apple shares -- down a bit. things may be looking up for small businesses. growing number of small businesses are optimistic about being able to borrow money.

i'm jane king, bloomberg news. we had a warm weekend, we are going to tone things down. >> just a little everyday the sea breeze is back. good morning. 6:50. looking northeast from mount sutro you can barely see the financial district on the right. another perspective from mount tamalpais, beautiful sunrise, some of the high clouds also showing that even in the upper levels of the atmosphere things are changing. upper 40s in santa rosa, napa, low to mid 50s for the rest of us, antioch 57. monterey bay inland to salinas, low to mid 50s, gilroy 47, the cooler begins today, clouds stay most stubborn at the coast this afternoon. patchy clouds and fog tonight

coolest weather coincides with our best chance of measure rain, thursday. today 24 hour temperature change going down hayward and santa rosa 73, 76, four degrees cooler than yesterday. santa rosa will drop seven degrees to 76. by the time the sunsets at 8:00, clouds along the coast, breezy, craft advisory for you and the bay waters for west to northwest winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. half moon bay 58, san francisco 62. head to the monterey bay breezy, clouds, 63 monterey, 68 salinas, 70 watsonville, mid to upper inland for morgan hill, gilroy ands who lester. clouds thickest along the coast.

-- there's the high pressure, retreated east opening the door for this onshore flow ahead of this cold front that will start the cooling today. cold front comes through tomorrow that gets us into a cooler air mass once we get past that the winds stay onshore ahead of our next system wednesday and thursday that chance of rain most measurable in the north bay. bay then the coast will be in the find 50s, mid 60s aren't bay upper 60s inland warmer with more sun friday through sunday. have a great day. back to the pleasanton area where that earlier big rig accident took 8 1/2 hours to clear. it started last night with the haz-mat spill and -- actually it want a spill there was hazardous material on that truck which is why it took a while. everything is wide open, residual delays northbound. we'll show you that in a second.

6890 northbound direction, 80 carquinez bridge to the maze, a bit of a grind, 580 after the altamont pass beginning to improve. northbound 101 past 380 car fire, crews blocking two left lanes to get that fire out. slow traffic as you head northbound from the airport area towards san francisco. golden gate bridge looking good, a little fog on the deck, no problems new doyle drive detour open, full effect, no problems as you need san francisco toll plaza is jammed bumper-to-bumper traffic coming into san francisco back to the maze. 6:53 with as we get ready to hand things of to "good morning america" here are five things to know before you go: number one traffic prafing slowing on 680 pleasanton most lanes open after a big rig crash last night the chp had to shutdown all lanes for

several hours overnight. >> number two the new doyle drive detour open this is video of the first cars on it before 5 a.m.. crews demolished the old doyle drive as a seismic upgrade project over the weekend there could be delays this morning as commuters adjust to the new road and speed. >> number three, hours from now class for oikos university nursing students will resume at unitech in fremont. the amman accused in the shoot something expected back in court this afternoon. >> number four, public memorial will be held today for one of the five sailors killed in a racing accident near the farallon islands the memorial starts 1 p.m. she was a former bat girl for the giants. number five, newt gingrich meets with mitt romney behind closed doors to discuss a possible future role in romney's campaign. the former house speaker plans

to end his bid for the nomination wednesday. final look at weather and traffic. clouds are back at the coast starting to spill across the bay no rain shopping up on doppler. right now mild low to mid 50s in most neighborhoods. 57 in antioch, upper 40s around santa rosa and napa. the afternoon hours stout wind along the coast and bay waters small craft advisory northwest to west winds around 20 to 30 miles per hour clouds most stubborn at the coast 58 half moon bay, 62 san francisco. everybody else partly cloudy and low to mid 70s. partly cloudy tonight 40s to near 50, cooler each day through thursday, a chance of measurable rain in the north bay thursday. back to 680 and traffic is improving there northbound after that big rig accident they are looking to get that -- basically the road clear

back to speed limits of normal proportions probably the next 15 minutes or so. problem northbound 101380, a car fire two left lanes blocked with emergency crews in the san bruno area past the airport you will find slow traffic towards san francisco south san francisco from the airport. a look at our waze app, looks like 680 not improving as fast as we would like, northbound still at a standstill from highway 84 towards the pleasanton, big rig cleared but residual slow traffic repainting. >> you've had a busy morning. >> yes. >> you -- thank you sue. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> keep track of the latest news on twitter and talk about it @facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day. have a great day. ->( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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