good morning it is 4:29 on this tuesday. we don't need music. i'm eric thomas. right now breaking news san jose massive early morning fire has injured at least five people. >> >> that's right. we want to tell you more about it now. that fire started after 2:45 this morning on 29200 block of warfield way. there is one fatality in this fire. it took firefighters at least half an hour to knock it down you can see the aftermath. details are limited. fatality and perhaps other injuries. multiple ambulances have been called out to the scene. you can see that there lots of firefighters. 2200 block of warfield way in san jose. we'll continue to follow the story and bring updates as we get them.

in watsonville an investigation underway after several people barely escaped a hotel fire. 17 people were injured, five critically burned. the stagg hotel went up in flames 5:30 yesterday. one man jumped from a window to escape. police officers pulled one byrne from a window. neighbors also came to -- one person from the window. neighbors also cape to the rescue. >> somebody had a ladder which they were able to bring down two people. >> it took firefighters about an hour to douse the flames they believe the fire started in the front office of the hotel. the exact cause is under investigation. the hotel is a transitional facility for substance abuse patients undergoing treatment. san francisco police station and dozens of businesses have major cleanup work this morning after

protesters became vandals and went on a destructive rampage in the mission district last night. amy hollyfield is live at the police station. how does it look? >> reporter: it was a late night in the mission last night because it looks like a lot got cleaned up. a lot of the business owners were determined to get ready for business today. here's the mission police department it looks better, the paint is gone. the broken windows are still here. the department of public works will have work to do today. it want just buildings that were attacked, windshield replacement companies will be busy. the vandals smashed up and painted several cars. witnesses say it was a large group of people dressed all in black that went on a rampage. witnesses say it was disgusting to watch. >> if you are going to take comments and free speech different from taking action on people, individuals all middle class people just breaking property and

destroying property that belongs to other people that hardworking. it is inappropriate. >> reporter: mission police station sent officers in riot gear outside to keep watch and try to keep the vandal as way officers did make one arrest. we are told there was a peaceful gathering at delores park part of the occupy movement. an organize we are that event said he was horrified at the turn of events. he says the occupy protesters do not know who these people were. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 4:33. this morning's ferry service out of marin is cancelled because of labor strikes again the golden gate transportation district. a coalition of labor groups upset over stalled contract talks have announced plans to strike for the morning hours. the ferries scheduled to resume service around 2:00 this afternoon. this morning's strike does not affect the east bay ferries.

terry mcsweeney will bring an update in less than 30 minutes on abc7 news at 5 a.m.. protests could make getting around a challenge. the city has sent a letter to businesses warning about potential traffic delays beginning with this morning's commute. then protesters will target downtown businesses early afternoon. they are being called what is a march for dignity and resistance 3:00 at the fruitvale bart station followed by a 6:00 rally at frank ogawa plaza outside city hall. in 2 1/2 hours nurses will stage another one-day strike this is the third in a year long contract dispute. theed nurses say sutter is demanding unacceptable cuts. sutter says it is trying to rein in costs. elective procedures are being

rescheduled. sutter is bringing in replacement nurses. the hospital's management says striking nurses will not be allowed to return until this weekend. in a few hours alameda county supervisors will meet to begin filling a seat left vacant by nadia lockyer she resigned april 20th, to focus on recovery from an abuse relationship with a former boyfriend and raising her child. the board voted to accept her resignation. they have 60 days to choose a replacement. a warning for anyone who rides muni. pay your fare or face a $100 citation. today the transportation agency board is expected to adopt a new policy. transit officials want to ask the board of supervisors to consider a amending the code to allow backdoor boarding on all buses. right now riders are allowed to board only through the

front some sneak on through the back. today the walnut creek city council will consider an ordinance that could impose new regulations on bars and restaurants that serve alcohol after hours. authorities are working to combat violence as it relates to the late night bar scene. fights have become common in walnut creek. a few months ago three fights left -- lead to nine arrests and injuries to police officers. state water offs will take their final snow pack measurement of the season. today's measurement and others will give them an idea of how quickly the snow pack is melting. sierra runoff a third of the state's water needs and the last measurement april 2nd, shows the water content was 55%. today's snow pack is melted below but the reservoirs are filling up to levels that are above average. wow, a lot going on today. we've given you a forward look. we look forward and we

will see rain this week, not today. >> let's check in with mike. good morning. partly cloudy, slightly cooler this morning, nothing falling on live doppler. our visibilities are unlimited except for clouds along the coast half moon bay down to five miles if you are stepping out now, the winds are still blowing not as fast as they were yesterday. gusting only to 17 at sfo and 21 at half moon bay and 13 at fairfield, all coming out of some type of westerly component off the ocean and that's why it is cooler this morning than yesterday morning. under partly cloudy sky, mainly mid 40s to low 50s inland, low 50s around the bay and shore by 8:00 not much of a change from where we are now. noon high clouds and sun, mid 50s, upper 50s along the coast. low 60s around the bay shore into the south bay and mid 60s in the north bay and east bay valleys.

70s 4:00, sunny, mainly north bay and east bay towards morgan hill, mid 60s bay upper 50s to low 60s an along the coast into san francisco high tree, grass and mold. chance of light showers thursday and breezy but sunny as we head through the weekend. first look at traffic here's sue hall. good morning. light look at the golden gate bridge roadwork on the north end they had it down to one lane off the waldo grade they are getting ready to pick that up any moment. so far, so good down the new doyle drive detour you want to take it easy, i drove it this morning, a lot of change. speeds of 35 miles an hour through that zone. here's your east shore freeway feeding into the macarthur maze 80 westbound moving at the limit no problems once you get to the toll. ferry service cancellation golden gate ferry cancelled until 2:00 this afternoon for

the larkspur, 215, 1:55 for the sausalito ferry. the bus service leaving the terminal, golden gate ferry terminal will remain the same. there's a 4:51 and 5:22 bus this morning that will be leaving from larkspur, no problems there. once again, wind advisory on the san mateo bridge. all bridges are clear. 4:39. making bay area students feel safe. next, the new effort to combat crime near a campus. san francisco district attorney offers a new perspective on the case against suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. what scientists hope to learn today about the falcon chicks atop san jose city hall. i can't stand these spots.

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tuesday 4:41, may 1st. this is our sutro tower camera looking down on san francisco, not much in the way of drizzle just a little cloudy for our start to the day a little windy too. mike says watch out for that. going to turn out sunny later. all the details coming up. a hearing is scheduled hours from now in the continuing saga of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. the city attorney will attempt to obtain phone records from mirkarimi's former campaign manager in an effort to oust the suspended sheriff. the judge has tentatively denied that request. meantime, d.a. gascon tells us he's concerned about what he calls mirkarimi's shirting version of the domestic violence incident involving -- shifting version of the domestic violence incident involving his wife. gascon spoke during an editorial board meeting. >> he's talking about the fact this event occurred in the vehicle and he was trying to

prevent -- protecting his son. that is problematic for me, because we have plenty of evidence that would speak to a different set of circumstances. >> mirkarimi has been critical of the d.a.'s handling of the case and fighting his suspension. today there will be a new patrol on duty along berkeley's telegraph avenue a partnership between city police and uc berkeley police. officers from each department will team up to patrol in response to community concerns. the new unit works telegraph avenue six days a week, afternoons, evenings. police say the new patrol as dress ongoing problems -- patrols address ongoing problems, among them several peeping incidents. remember those four baby falcons born on the roof of san jose city hall? today researchers hope to discover if they are boys or

girls. they are over three weeks old and it is time to tag them so they can be tracked. it is during that protest that the -- process that the director of the research group will learn the gender of the chicks. our allies may be in more of a danger to u.s. troops in afghanistan than we are being lead to believe. what a new report reveals about attacks by afghan soldiers and police. authorities worry about terrorist uses body bombs on this one year anniversary of bin laden's death. case involved. police recover celebrity chef's stolen lamborghini, the surprising location where officers recovered the $200,000 vehicle. saving lives with a simple blood test. promising results of new breast cancer research.

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seattle, portland, new york up to 71, d.c. 81. a lot of 80s from st. louis, atlanta, phoenix 92. all major airports on time. a lot of rain in the northeast and through the midwest out here on the west coast not much going on. regional airports all three here in the bay area on time. abc7news.com where you will find our flight tracker. 4:47 now. those frightening attacks on u.s. and nato forces by afghan soldiers and police may be happening more than we thought. the u.s.-led military coalition is under-reporting the up in of times that supposed afghan allies open fire on american and nato troops. the coalition routinely reports attacks in which soldiers are killed but the ap reports cases when troops are wounded or when the shooter misses, are not reported. security stepped up across

the nation and overseas and this first anniversary of the killing of bin laden. no specific credible threats of retaliation. but there are fears about a new type of bomb that could be in the making. tahman bradley reports from washington. >> reporter: with tonight marking the one year anniversary of bin laden's death security is tight in the u.s. amid fears of potential new threat. u.s. authorities are studying the possibility of terrorists using body bombs. the plot is not so far-fetched. medical experts say a terrorist could have explosives surgically implanted in his body, perhaps in the stomach. over the past year, u.s. and european authorities have warned the master bomb maker for al-qaeda's affiliate in yemen has been designing body bombs with no metal parts to get past airport security. as a result, security is stepped up in the u.s., united kingdom and middle east. >> nobody in u.s. intelligence

and security wants to overlook a clue. that has happened in the past and we've paid for it. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say they've made adjustments to airport security, turning up radiation used in screening to try to detect body bombs. tahman bradley, washington. the man charged with killing seven at oakland's oikos university says he's not guilty. 43-year-old one goh appeared in court yesterday where he entered a not guilty plea. the brother of one victim attend the hearing. police say he admitted to the massacre. he told them he did it because he was angry at ike for refusing to refund his tuition. san francisco restaurant owner hoping to keep things cooking at the ary academy. the program may be the country's oldest two year culinary arts program. cuts are threatening to close down the cafeteria where student meals are served free.

ownerser are stepping who -- john's grill is donating $60,000. [ applause ] >> grill owner and hotel doorman tom sweeney, home other local hotel and restaurant operators will join them. celebrity chef guy fieri's stolen lamborghini has been found. last year somebody stole his bright yellow lamborghini this weekend a police investigation led officers to a storage locker and surprised investigators found the $200,000 vehicle inside. the locker belongs to a 17-year-old teen arrested saturday for an april 13th, shooting in mill valley. fear says he can't wait to get

-- fieri says he can't wait to get his lamborghini back. i'm sure it does the speed limit -- >> nice day to go out for a drive especially later -- a lot of sun today, only draw back breezes fast at the coast and faster around the bay and end land as cooler weather spreads. -- and inland as cooler weather spreads. few clouds they are lurking out there, once again. we will get rid of them quickly once the sun comes up and the wind starts to thin out moisture. how should you dress when you step out? slightly cool they are morning. upper 40s around santa rosa, napa, san rafael and san francisco, the rest of us low to mid 50s, antioch 58°. around the monterey bay inland to salinas, low to mid 50s gilroy 48. sunshine today, with the cooling air moving into all of our neighborhoods, 80s gone,

scattered light showers possible thursday, sunny, breezy, mild for the weekend. you can see where the smallest drop is today close he to the ocean san francisco two, hayward three, 64 and 70 oakland drops four down to 68 inland the biggest drop today. santa rosa down to 74, eight degree drop. we'll be in the upper 50s to low 60s along the breezy ocean small craft advisory in effect for 20 to 30 mile per hour winds. mid to upper 60s most of the bay shore fremont 70. head down to the monterey bay, 60 mid to upper 60s salinas and watsonville, 70 santa cruz low to mid 70s inland. small craft advisory down to your waters. isolated shower possible in the sierra 61, mainly sun there same in yosemite at 71, near 90 palm springs clouds

around l.a. and san diego, mid 60s, 80 fresno mid to upper 70s around chico and sacramento. marlins in town, -- 7:15 first pitch cool and breezy, 60 dropping to 55, breezes taper during the latter parts of the game. low 40s north bay valleys rest of us mid to upper 40s. yesterday we talked about how you would feel a cooling in the afternoon. now we are deep into that cooler air that's why it is going to be below average today and tomorrow small chance of rain thursday the amount of rain is only going to be a 10th of an inch or less it is may the rainy season is over. women come to may. temperatures will be -- welcome to may. temperatures -- a lot of

sunshine everywhere. light traffic at the bay bridge toll. car slammed into one of the toll booths at the lane number 7. expect a little bit to get that out. no slowing as you approach the toll plaza. golden gate ferries suspended service this morning bringing back the sausalito 1:55 this afternoon, lark spurring 2:15. this morning -- due to golden gate union transit strike they've decided to let customers know early there will be no ferry service today. all other mass transit on time. 24 bus leaving the ferry building right about now and 97 bus leaving at 5:22 this morning. those buses will be leaving from the terminal as usual. high wind advisory on san mateo bridge. accident or stall pardon me, southbound 280 right at the ramp to 880 in san jose. 4:54.

simple blood test could determine if a woman is at risk for breast cancer, within five years of the exam. that's a new finding of british scientists. they analyzed samples from almost 1400 women of all ages, 640 went on to get breast cancer. researchers found a strong association between the risk and molecular change in a particular white blood cell gene called atm. the results are in the journal cancer research. hours from now, facebook's founders announcing new tool that could save thousands of lives in an exclusive interview with "good morning america" robin roberts mark zuckerberg will unveil a tool that will allow facebook users to add their organ donation status to their timeline if they are not organ donors they can find links to registries and instantly

enroll. more than 112,000 americans are waiting organ donations, robin roberts flew here to the bay area to talk with him at facebook headquarters last week. he's got all the details coming up at . we are going to speak live with robin for more on this interview with mark zuckerberg about this potentially up groundbreaking new facebook tool so join us in our 6:00 hour. formerly conjoined 2-year-old sisters are doing great. six months after their surgery. they enjoyed their first easter egg hunt this month. they are looking forward to their third birthday party in august. the twins were joined at the sternum and liver. last november doctors at lucille packard performed a 10 hour surgery. the family returned to share an update on their recovery.

>> i see them now running and playing and right now they know how to put their socks and shoes. i'm so happy for them to see them like this now. >> they continue to see a plastic surgeon and undergo physical therapy. doctors say it has been a smooth recovery. 4:57. get ready for a day of may day marches and protests if in the bay area. looming strike has already stopped ferry service from marin county this morning. next, the challenge you may face getting around today. special delivery hundreds of workers storm san francisco's city hall. the letter they deliver to the mayor. >> the stabbing death of a high school football star see what his friends are doing to honor him.

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