good tuesday morning. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze massive fire has killed one and injured another. this fire started after 2:45 this morning in a residential four-plex on the 2200 block of warfield way this went to three alarms it took firefighters at least half an hour to knock down. the victim was a woman in her 30s. authorities are saying little about the condition of the injured person. a third person was pulled from the burning home said to be okay now. five others managed to get out. we'll continue to follow this story out of san jose and bring updates as we get them on air and online at abc7news.com. >> ferries that normally sail from marin to san francisco will remain tied up because of

a strike by coalition of labor groups. terry mcsweeney joins us live with more information. >> reporter: this strike is expected to last until 2:00 this afternoon out of sausalito and larkspur. now word of a second bridge, bus and ferry union joining in on the strike details coming out later this morning. right now the ferry boats that won't be running, thousands will have to find another way to go, buses and cars are two options. the strike is organized by the golden gate bridge labor coalition representing 380 bridge, bus and ferry workers who have not had a contract since july. they say management is not bargaining in good faith especially over medical costs management says the same about unions and says wages and pension costs are also problems some passengers give meaning to the old phrase mellow marin. >> might have to drive in tomorrow, i work in the city. gas money you, you know it is

all good. >> four of us are going to get in the car, which is unfortunate because we love taking the ferry. they gotta do what they gotta do. >> reporter: taking it in . service expected to resume 2:00 this -- afternoon. which won't do much good for those who take their cars to the city. another union expected to announce its support for the strike today more on that about company. two sighs are expected to resume talks next -- two sides are expected to resume talks next week. business owners in the mission district cleaning up after a violent protest last night. vandals broke windows, spray painted cars, targeted a police station. protesters say civil disobie and vandalism had nothing to do with them police arrested one. the evening started with a peaceful gathering at delores park. amy hollyfield will have a live report in our next half

hour >> this morning the public will hear for the first time harsh words by former police keefe bats criticizing city leaders for how they handled the protests last fall. the interview is part of a new museum exhibit. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: it is the oakland museum of california that has put together an exhibit called portrait interests the occupation. the former chief doesn't pull punches criticizing how the city and police handled the protests in october. video of one of the more violent clashes. the former chief in his interview also talked about how he would have handled things instead. keep in mind he resigned the day the occupation began last year. he says none of the top players in the city knew what they were doing. >> you had a rookie crew from the mayor to the city administrator to the chief at that point, dealing with the situation that they probably hadn't seen before national

protests not just oakland, but a national protest that was taking place from my point of view, i ask myself how i would have done things differently? you have to take more time and be more patient and look at what you have there. >> reporter: it is a double whammy for the police department. federal monitors are overseeing mandated changes in the department as part of a 2003 settlement over misconduct by four rogue officers. those monitors are dismayed, new report says while the department is getting better at disciplining officers it is not properly tracking use of force incidents among other things that's a snippet of what is in the report. this ahead of a massive may-day occupy protest nationwide. to watch the entire interview with the former chief go to abc7news.com click on see it on tv. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 5:05 now. hundreds of city workers vow

to return after storming san francisco's city hall to voice their contract demands. workers include custodians, librarians and health care workers their union is the only one that hasn't reached a new agreement with the city. union members delivered a letter to mayor lee last night outlining their demands. the city trying to fill a 170 million dollar deficit. the union is fighting proposed concessions. >> it will cost families not to be able to eat because the cost of the health care is raised so high. >> we are making it clear that they took away a lot of our -- a lot of our cheese and we may the mayor is full of baloney. >> union leaders claim only 10% of registered businesses pay payroll taxes. the an -- family and friends gathered last night at newark memorial high to honor the memory of 18-year-old osana futi. they held a bake sale to help with tune roll costs.

police say he died after being stabbed following a party saturday night. his aunt says he didn't run with any gangs. >> i met all his friends. and they weren't -- not those type of kids. you know, most of his friends came over to my house to hang out and stuff, i was never worried that he was in the wrong -- police arrested an 18-year-old on murder charges. three juveniles face charges of being accessories. medical marijuana dispensary in berkeley shutdown this morning surrendering to pressure from the justice department. the group closed because drug agents said it was within 600 feet of a pair of schools, a violation of state law, 69 employees will be laid off, 9,000 patients will have to find a new provider. officials say they haven't found a new building and may have to start up a delivery

service instead. what was interesting about the weather yesterday, kids were sent to school with shorts and shortsleeves warm throughout the day then boom, mid-afternoon, those winds started howling clouds rolled in and instant change. >> that was good sleeping weather, you open that window baby and the heat rushed out. >> almost like mother nature listened to my forecast yesterday it did get cool afternoon we touched 80 in a few areas we won't do that today. now you see the winds off the ocean a lot of sun because there's drier air behind the system still cooler, almost cooler everywhere this morning, oakland one degree warmer half moon bay the same otherwise one to six degrees cooler to start out that's where the mostly sunny sky sunrise 6:13 upper 40s to low 50s everywhere.

sunshine just about total dominant by 4:00 upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s around the bay low 70s inland temperatures drop again during the early parts of the evening before the sunsets today, one in the mid 60s inland, low 60s around the bay and upper 50s at the coast if you are worried about pollen, you should be, tree, grass and mold high. slightly cooler tomorrow and then the chance of scattered light showers for thursday, less than a 10th of an inch breezy, sunny slightly warmer through the weekend. good morning. big story -- golden gate ferry not running until this afternoon 2:00 for the larkspur and sausalito ferries. check with all other mass transit, they are looking good. golden gate bus service this morning not affected by this

strike. that's the good news. high wind advisory on the san mateo bridge use extra caution. i want to live you drive times. east shore freeway not bad to the maze highway 4 getting a little sluggish out of antioch and altamont looking good 580 westbound towards the dublin pleasanton interchange. san rafael southbound taillights towards central san rafael, past the civic center, a few cars on the road, no delays if you are headed up and over to the waldo bridge. golden gate looking good, doyle drive, good for day two. live shot of the bay bridge toll, accident reported with a car into a toll booth at lane that is now cleared. 5:10. american drivers are shifting into manual. the money report is next. celebration of the bay area boating season takes an ugly turn. want to complain the way

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning many less homeownership share of the privately owned hopes in the u.s. at a 15 year low, despite falling housing prices major reason it is more difficult to qualify for a mortgage so more young people are renting. federal reserve survey finds

most banks are keeping credit standards tight for home loans even though demand for mortgages is increasing. here's an idea that might takeoff. delta is buying its on refinery, which it will use to produce jet fuel. it will recoup that expense in less than a year. american drivers are shifting to manual transmissions in the first quarter sales of vehicles with stick shifts were nearly double the share the past five years despite the fact most models don't offer manual transmissions reason is the initial purchase price. have a great day i'm rob nelson. friends of a transgender woman believe her murder could have been a hate crime. brandy martel was gunned down in downtown oakland. her friend who witnessed the shooting tells abc7 news she was shot several times in her car after 5 a.m. sunday after a brief conversation with a man who approached the car. martel is a transgender woman

who grew up and lived in hayward. police have made no arrest in the case. the opening of sailing season was celebrated sunday with a dignified parade of yachts. in tiburon, things turned ugly when a fight broke out onboard a boat. this video shows police trying to break up the fight. a group of uninvited guests jumped onboard nobody was seriously injured and nobody wanted to press charges. officers say it is one of the busiest days of the year. octomom has filed for bankruptcy. she says she is a million dollars in debt. she wants a fresh start and bankruptcy is what is best for her 14 children. the unemployed woman has been supporting her family with food stamps and social security disability payments. she has been in financial straits since before giving birth to octuplets in 2009.

among her debts she owes more than $30,000 in rent payments for her four bedroom house. if you think you have been searched unfairly by security screeners there's an app for that. the app created by silicon valley coalition offers travelers a way to record details of their screening this could be for nursing moms, people with disabilities it gives links to travelers' rights and screening grade lines and plans to add civil rights issues and school bullying in the future. an orphaned sea lion up is hours from going home. 10:30 this morning crews from the mammal center will take the sea lion to west marin and release it into the ocean. the 1-year-old has been named al catraz spotted on a dock at the old prison a month ago a

diet has nursed him back to health and he's going back into the water. >> hopefully when he goes back he will find a buddy, al capone or something like that. >> why not. >> or the three that supposedly escaped. >> nobody has heard from them. >> is it a nice day to head back out to sea? >> going to be choppy, small craft advisory over the bay waters and ocean waters if you are heading out winds pick with up this afternoon out of the west-northwest 20 to 30 miles per hour. there's been better days. 5:17. calm, as we look from our roof cam under the bay bridge towards the port of oakland. upper 40s around santa rosa, napa, san rafael and san francisco, low to mid 50s until you go antioch the warm spot, 58° many monterey bay low to mid 50s around the bay salinas, gilroy cooler, 48°.

sunny for all of us today, breezy along the coast, cool air will filter into our inland neighborhoods. scattered light showers possible thursday. weekend sunshine, breezy and looks like it will be mild not as warm as it was last weekend. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast patchy clouds mid to upper 60s, san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo, palo alto, the entire peninsula, everybody else in the low to mid 70s. monterey 60, mid to upper 60s watsonville salinas everybody else from santa cruz inland around 70 to possibly 73° in morgan hill. had head together game going to be breezy the beginning of isl set air will calm, 7:15 first pitch as we welcome the marlins. down to 55. we'll keep dropping to coolerjrl

levels than this morning low to mid 50s north bay, santa rosa, into cloverdale, clear lake, napa, san rafael everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. what we're seeing that cold front moved through yesterday, dropped temperatures dramatically. now we are in that cooler air and it is drier air we'll see a lot of sunshine today and also tomorrow and then watch for that slight chance of a scattered shower thursday, remember, rainfall amounts less than a 10th of an inch it is getting to be dry outside everywhere. temperatures will drop a couple degrees tomorrow then hold steady thursday with the increase in clouds and chance of scattered showers. clear sky friday, you can see we jump into the mid 70s inland over the weekend, low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. have a great day. here's sue with your traffic way >> good morning. dark out there you can see a little snake of headlights that's highway 24 through

orinda into the caldecott tunnel moving well, no problems as you head towards san francisco from 24 here's what get when you funnel into the about and macarthur maze, light no metering lights incline section moving well into san francisco earlier accident at the toll cleared out of lanes there was -- golden gate bridge expecting protesters later this morning, we'll keep our eye on it. right now light they just reconfigured southbound lanes, four southbound to northbound everything at the limit across the span into the new doyle drive detour tunnel is clean and open and i took it this morning, remember speeds of 35 miles an hour, you will find slow traffic as your commute gets underway. right now 880 nimitz 101 through marin, 680 moving at the limit to 24. 5:20. perfect dance. next, which star got a perfect score on "dancing with the

stars." smoothing out your bumpy ride. the community going on a pothole filling blitz.

>> the a's couldn't come back in their opener against the boston red sox. oakland did score six runs before falling at fenway 11-6. the two teams meet up again this afternoon 4:00, our time. giants had the day off yesterday. they host the marlins tonight at at&t park. hate those potholes in oakland? the city is kicking off annual attack. public works crews will be out from now through late june conducting their pothole

blitz. crews expect to cover 3500 pothole , especially near high traffic and pedestrian areas, schools and hospitals. officials admit there are more potholes because roads that should be repaved every 30 years are getting repaved every 80 years way first perfect score of the season on "dancing with the stars." >> head just got bigger. >> he's joking about how great they about the triple 10s maria shot to the top of the leaderboard for the first time ever, sinking her fangs into a biting vampire of inspired hustle. her feet are a different story. >> was not pretty earlier today i have to go to the doctor tomorrow. i'm almost like why bother because i'm if the going to stop. >> who is going to hang up their dancing shoes tonight? find out on the results show this evening at 9 p.m. right here on abc7.

>> see doing the vampire thing gave them answer it did. >> and -- anarchist attack, next the mob that targeted a san francisco police station overnight. also, the one-day nurses strike that could affect patients at several bay area hospitals. the vote today that could mean tougher new rules for bars and restaurants in an entertainment district. warmest in phoenix 90 two coolest up in the pacific northwest, mid to upper 50s there and boston 52, 20° warmer in new york, 30 degrees warmer in d.c.. a lot of rain east coast and midwest only delays now getting into philadelphia 30 minute flight arrival delays. here at home all on time. flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom.

5:29 on this tuesday also the first day of may. thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. san francisco police are searching for the vandals who damaged mission police station and a dozen other businesses during a protest last night. amy hollyfield is live at the station with more on this story. >> reporter: we've driven around the mission this morning it looks better than it did last night. it looks like some businesses had late night cleaning up. this police station is still a mess. they cleaned up a little, the paint is gone that was splattered on the walls and the windows. you can see the windows are still broken. it want just buildings that the vandals attacked last night. they also went on a rampage against people's cars they smashed in several windshields

and splattered paint on people's cars we heard even an astin martin was vandalized. witnesses say it was a large group dressed in black that went on a rampage that lasted two hours from 9:00 to 11:00 last night. people who were watching said it was awful. >> i just work in this building and these guys walking on the street, when i look the window he's yelling when i opened the window i see my car writing on the top. i say hey that's my car! >> reporter: the mission police station actually put officers in riot gear out front to protect the station from any more damage last night. police did make one arrest. look this morning there's an officer stationed here outside keeping watch just in case. he's been here all morning. there was a peaceful gathering at delores park last night as part of the occupy movement. the people who organized that

say they were horrified and heartbroken to see this turn of events. they say they do not know who these people are. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. happening right now, service out of marin county cancelled on ferries because of labor strikes again the golden gate transportation district. a coalition of labor groups upset over stalled talks have announced plans to strike for the morning hours. larkspur and sausalito ferries are scheduled to resume service 2:00 this afternoon. terry mcsweeney will bring a live update from less than 30 minutes. in oakland, planned may-day protests could make getting around a challenge. here's what you need to know many the city has sent a letter to businesses warning them about potential traffic delays begin with the morning cute targeting downtown businesses during the early afternoon. there will be what is being called a march for dignity and

resistance 3:00 starting at fruitvale bart station that will be followed by a 6:00 rally at frank ogawa plaza outside of city hall. in an hour and a half, 4500 registered thursdays at eight bay area sutter hospitals will stage a one-day strike the third in a year long contract dispute. nurses say sutter is demanding unacceptable cuts. sutter says it is trying to rein in costs. the hospitals will stay open elective procedures are being rescheduled. sutter is bringing in replacement nurses on five-day contracts. the management says striking nurses will not be allowed to return until this weekend. in watsonville, investigation is underway after several barely escaped a hotel fire. 17 were injured, five critically burned. the stagg hotel in watsonville went up in flames 5:30 yesterday, within man jumped to escape the -- one man

judgment -- jumped to escape the fire. [ inaudible ] it took firefighter an hour to put the blames out. -- to put the flames out. the cause is still under investigation. the hotel is a transitional facility for substance abuse patients undergoing treatment with others who are reentering society after doing jail time. in a few hours alameda county supervisors will meet to begin the process of if iing a seat left vacant by former supervisor nadia lockyer. she resigned april 20th, to focus on recovering from an abusive relationship with a former boyfriend and concentrate on raising her child. the board voted last tuesday to accept her resignation. they have 60 days to choose a

replacement to serve out the remainder of her term. warning for anyone who rides muni, pay your fare or face a $100 citation. the transportation agency is expected to adopt a new boarding policy. officials want to ask the board to consider amending the code to allow back-door boarding on all buses. right now riders are only allowed to board through the front. some sneak on through the back to snag a free ride. 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 working to combat violence on streets as it relates to late night bar scenes fights like this in 2010 have become increasingly common. a few months ago, three separate fights lead to nine arrests and several injuries, including two police officers. state water officials will take their final snow pack

measurement in a few hours from now. today's measurement and others will give them an idea how quickly the snow pack is melting. sierra runoff provides a third of the state's water needs. the last measurement showed the water content was only 55% of average. today's snow pack is melted below that but the reservoirs are filling up to levels above average. 5:35. mike mentioned the possibility of more rain, could they get a little more snow up there before it is all over? >> mike is here with the answer. it would have to be at the highest peak. something to keep an eye on thursday that would be the best day. good morning. doppler quiet. thickest clouds remain along the coast now, five mile visibility, half moon bay everybody else 10 which means unlimited even with clouds out there, pretty easy to see around this morning. let's talk about winds, still fastest at sfo out of west 21

miles per hour, down to nine at half moon bay about 10 in concord out of the southwest at three, 13 excuse me fairfield most have that westerly component that's why we are going to see more cooling move deeper into our neighborhoods during the afternoon. 8:00 this morning, a lot like where now, 40s, mid to upper 40s inland, low 50s around the bay and coast. noon high clouds and sun, mid to upper 50s along the coast into oakland low to mid 60s elsewhere until you get to the-ç north bay and east bay valleys upper 60s there, 70s at 4:00, mid to upper 60s around the bay shore, upper 50s to low 60s along the coast with patchy clouds continuing. tree, grass and mold high once again today. slightly cooler tomorrow, through thursday with that chance of scattered light showers less than a 10th of an inch, slightly warmer through the weekend. time for traffic. good morning.

back to the golden gate bridge traffic flowing smoothly expecting possible protests not blocking the span but around the span we'll keep our eye on that as your commute develops. so far, so good into san francisco, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll, earlier accident at toll booth number 7, cleared out of lanes. you may just see some activity on the side of the toll plaza. so far he -- metering lights off we don't see delays into san francisco. golden gate ferry service suspended this morning due to a labor dispute and terry mcsweeney will be live at the golden gate ferry terminal in a little bit. no ferry service this morning they will resume this afternoon at 2:00, both larkspur and sausalito ferries all other mass transit on time golden gate transit bus service not affected for your commute. bay bridge clear, carquinez clear, high wind advisory for the san mateo brynn, both

directions between foster city and hayward. -- >> it 5:38. making bay area students feel safe. next, the new effort to combat crime near a college campus. only and abc7 news, san francisco district attorney gas gone offers a new perspective on the case against sheriff ross mirkarimi. the falcon chicks atop city hall what scientists are hoping to learn from them today. [ mom ] to me, chex is not just a little bowl of cereal,

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning it is 5:40 within. a hearing is scheduled in the continuing saga of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. the city attorney will attempt to obtain phone records from his former campaign manager to try to oust the suspended sheriff. the chronicle reports the judge has tentatively denied that request. meanwhile the district attorney tells us he's concerned about what he calls mirkarimi's shifting version of the domestic violence incident with his wife. gas gone talked with -- gascon talked exclusively. >> he talked about this fact occurred in a 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 about the d.a.'s handling of the case and is currently fighting his suspension on official misconduct charges. today there will be a new patrol on duty along telegraph avenue a partnership between city police and uc berkeley campus police. officers from each department will team up to patrol the street in response to community concerns. new unit works telegraph avenue six days a week in the afternoons and evenings on foot and by bike. police say the new patrols address ongoing problems that cropped up and caused an increase in crime, among them several peeping incidents on the campus in recent months. remember those four baby falcons born on the roof of san jose city hall? today researchers are hoping to discover if they are buys -- if they are boys or girls.

it is time to tag them so they can be tracked. during that process the director of the research group will learn the sex of the chicks. the kids have submitted names for the naming contest. on may 4th, this friday you can begin voting online on the san jose falcon chick website. >> no truth to the rumor think will take them to a hardware store and see which go to the power tools. >> or the one which go to the high heel department right way. good news for bacon lovers. bloomberg business report coming up. on this one year anniversary of bin laden's authorities worry about terrorists using body bombs. details coming up. police recover celebrity chef guy -- guy fieri's stolen

lamborghini. promising results of new breast çk

welcome back. doppler quiet across the entire state. isolated chance of a shower around eureka. 61 tahoe, 71 yosemite. cooler through the central valley. warmest area palm springs 80

noon. the coast, clouds keeping l.a., san diego in the mid 60s and big sur 68. 5:47. those frightening attacks on u.s. and nato forces by afghan soldiers and police may be happening more than we thought. the associated press reports the u.s.-led military coalition is underreporting the up in of times allies opened -- the number of times allies opened fire on u.s. troops. the ap reports cases where troops are wounded or when a shooter misses are not reported. security stepped up across the nation and overseas on this first anniversary of the killing of bin laden. no specific credible threats of retaliation but 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 a potential new threat. u.s. authorities are studying the possibility of terrorists using body bombs. the plot is not so far-fetched 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 in yemen has been designing body bombs with no metal pars to get past airport security. security is stepped up at air ares in the u.s., united kingdom and mideast. >> nobody wants to be the person who overlooked a clue. that's happened in the past and we've paid for it. >> reporter: u.s. authorities say they've made adjustments to airport security such as turning up radiation used in screening to try to detect body bombs. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. a san francisco restaurant owner is helping to keep

things cooking at the san francisco culinary academy. the program run by the city college of san francisco baby the country's oldest two-year culinary arts program. but deep budget cuts are threatening to close the cafeteria where student meals are served for free. the owner of john's grill and others are stepping forward to cover the cost because either they graduated from the program or they have hired graduates. >> john's grill is donating $60,000. [ applause ] >> $3,500. grill owner and hotel doorman hope others join them in donating. celebrity chef guy fieri's stolen lamborghini has been found. last year someone repelled from the roof of a san francisco auto dealer ship and stole his bright yellow lamb gooney. this weekend a police investigation led officers to a richmond storm locker

surprised investigators found the $200,000 vehicle inside. the locker belongs to a 17-year-old san rafael teen who was arrested saturday. fieri says he can't wait to get his lamborghini back. i bet. >> is this lamborghini-driving weather. >> any weather is lamborghini-diving weather. >> i wouldn't know, but i would like to find out. how about just getting to work or traveling by crews ship into san francisco, the bay area, -- by cruise ship, into san francisco, the bay area, beautiful, smell of the buffet right now. >> what? >> what? didn't you hit the buffet when you go cruising? any way, let's move on and talk about what is going on -- i'm hungry, i've been up for four hours almost. temperatures 42 napa to 46

santa rosa, 49 fairfield and san francisco everybody else in the low to mid 50s, definitely cooler this morning. low to mid 50s around monterey bay inland salinas, 49 in gilroy. sunny today, cooler air moves all wait into our inland neighborhoods, -- all the way into our inland neighborhoods. past thursday sunny, breezy mild through the weekend. today everybody drops, biggest inland, san francisco small one down to 64, two degree drop. hayward three to 70 oakland four to 68 santa rosa eight down to 74 concord and san jose drop nine compared to yesterday, 73 and 71 sunsets 8:01, temperatures in the low to mid 70s fremont into the south bay, east bay and north bay valleys mid to upper 60s bay shore including san francisco upper 50s to low 60s along the coast where we still have that small craft advisory and bay waters for winds that could get up to 20

to 30 miles per hour choppy this afternoon same monterey bay, 60, mid to upper 60s watsonville, salinas. low to mid 70s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. heading to the game tonight does for 60° that first pitch -- dress for 60° that first pitch, marlins in town, it will be breezy those taper like the temperatures by the end of the game, 55°. cooler tonight low 40s around cloverdale, santa rosa, the rest of us in the mid to upper 40s under a partly cloudy sky. cold front, did you feel it yesterday? temperatures dipped in the afternoon as we expected. now we are in that cooler and drier air even though we'll see a lot of sun today breezes off the ocean will keep us cooler today, tomorrow, next system not much moisture with it, just a chance of scattered showers thursday, less than a 10th of an inch maybe up to a quarter of an the north bay mountains. cooler tomorrow by a couple of

degrees, temperatures hold through thursday even into friday more sunshine, temperatures saturday through monday mid to upper 70s inland low to mid 70s around the bay low 60s at the coast. have a great day. here's sue. good morning. breaking news, we are going live to the golden gate ferry terminal in larkspur you can see picketers, protesters, no ferry service this morning it has been suspended due to the strike, labor dispute. this afternoon they will be picking up those larkspur ferries around 2:00, sausalito as well this is a live shot, terry mcsweeney is there and we'll get a report from him in just a little bit. breaking news out of larkspur this morning. other mass transit, running on time, no further delays, golden gate ferry suspended until this afternoon. an accident just cleared out of lanes you can see the slow traffic damage is done, past somersville, multi-car accident on the shoulder

westbound highway 4. once you pass that drive times only seven minutes from hillcrest into concord and the rest of your commute into the pittsburg area. here's your bay bridge toll traffic flowing smoothly no delays, no metering lights yet, upper deck is smooth sailing. 5:54. one of the nation's biggest banks is cutting more jobs. >> here's this morning's bloomberg business report. good morning more cuts planned at bank of america, axing 2,000 jobs in elite investing banking unit, commercial banking unit and others on top of the 30,000 bofa announced last year. chrysler revving up producing on the jeep cherokee the factory that makes them is skipping the two week summer shutdown and hiring more than 1,000 workers to november instead of waiting until next year.

food prices may be about to get less expensive. thanks to warm weather kansas wheat crop fastest pace since 1981. it may be time to -- biggest and heaviest pig population on record that could result in a 10% drop in pork prices. at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king with the bloomberg business report.!avñ supermarkets recalling all ground beef sold in its antioch stores since sunday afternoon. an employee discovered pieces of a writing pen inside the meat grinder. as soon as it was discovered all ground beef products were removed from sale. no reports of illness. a simple blood test could determine if a woman is at risk for breast cancer within five years of the exam. that's the finding of british scientists they analyzed blood

samples from almost 1400 women of all ages, 640 went on to develop breast cancer. strong association between the risk of breast cancer the molecular change a white blood cell gene called atm the results in the journal cancer research. formerly conjoined sisters from the philippines doing great six months after their surgery. they enjoyed the first ever easter egg hunt this month. they are looking forward to their third party in august. the twins were born conjoined at the sternum and liver. last november doctors per forced a 10 hour surgery on the girls. 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 they are. doctors say it has been a smooth recovery >> good to hear. 5:57. just ahead, how did it happen? the latest details on a deadly overnight fire in san jose. relying on friends, the facebook app being unveiled in an exclusive "good morning america" interview today that founder mark zuckerberg believes could save thousands of lives. robin roberts will join us live to talk about her conversation with the facebook founder. ♪

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