thank you for waking up and joining us i'm kristen

sze. i'm eric thomas. >> we see clouds let's get more from mike. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy along the peninsula coast everything is quiet on doppler hopefully it will make for an easy commute. half moon bay the same as yesterday oakland one degree warmer everybody else at least one to six december cooler than 24 hours ago. when you step out, 42 nap 46 santa rosa, fairfield and san francisco 49. -- else else in the low to mid 50s. i'll up -- -- once again, golden gate ferry service suspended this morning due to a labor dispute. terry mcsweeney is at the terminal. they will resume this afternoon at 2:00. all other mass transit moving on schedule at the limit. golden gate bridge doyle drive day two, so far, so good.

as you just mentioned this morning commuters in the north bay can expect a few thousand more people on the roads, extra vehicles belong to drivers who would normally be taking the ferry, something they can't do this morning. terry mcsweeney joins us live from the larkspur terminal to explain. >> reporter: a lot of people out here on strike. they are not keeping people out they are just letting you know they are here there is no ferry service into san francisco and there's none from sausalito into the city either. it is going to be coming back 2:00 this afternoon. then we are hearing there may be more disruptions later in the week. you can take a look at the i'd say close to 100 people carrying signs stopping people from going in and letting everybody know where they stand on this issue. they are going to be striking on this may-day organized by the golden gate bridge labor coalition representing 380

bridge, bus and ferry workers. they haven't had a contract since july. according to management, labor keeps shifting its stance, on what it wants on health care, wages and pension. talking to a union rep he says there's one major sticking point. >> they want to have families paying the most in terms of premiums and they want to burden those families the most. we provide a system where everyone pays the same amount but comes out with the same financial results that provide the district with the money they need to help pay for health care. >> reporter: service to sausalito expected to come back 10 to 2 this afternoon 2:15 restored at larkspur. 7:00 this morning an hour from now we are going to be hearing from the labor coalition i've been told not the specifics but it going to have to do with further disruptions in

either the ferry or bus service later this week. keep it here on abc 7 for that. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 6:04. >> right now in san francisco, business owners, drivers even police in the mission district are preparing to cleanup after a violent protest last night. vandals broke windows, spray painted cars even targeted a police station, mission station officers believe a group of violent protesters broke away from a peaceful demonstration and went on a rampage. occupy protesters say the vandalism had nothing to do with them. police arrested one person. amy hollyfield will have a live reporting coming up. hundreds of city workers vow to return today after storming san francisco's city hall last night to voice contract demands. they have 13,000 members including custodians, librarians and health care workers the only union that has yet to reach a contract with the city.

last night union members delivered the mayor a letter outlining demands the city is trying to fill a 170 million dollar deficit and the union is fighting concessions. >> it will cost families not to be able to eat because the cost of the health care is being raised so high. >> we are making it cheer that they took away a lot of our chiefs -- a lot our cheese and we may the mayor is full of baloney. >> no one from the mayor's office would comment on the demonstration. oakland residents and visitors are being advised to expect all-day delays because of several major may-day protests planned today. starting 6:00 this morning, protesters are calling for commute disruptions up down -- uptown and downtown but haven't named specific sites between noon and 6 p.m. a major rally at frank ogawa plaza. at 3:00, a march at the

fruitvale bart station. also vowing unspecified actions against what they call the 1% across the city. we continue to follow breaking news from san jose, early morning fire has killed one and severely injured another. the fire started after 2:45 this morning in a residential four-plex on the 2200 block of warfield way it took firefighters half an hour to knock it down. the victim was a in her 30s. a second unidentified person is still listed in critical. one other person was rescued by firefighters and said to be okay. no word on a cause. residents say they believe in fire started in a garage turned out to be a three alarmer. we'll bring updates as we get them. do you hate those potholes in oakland? the city is kicking off its annual attack on those obstacles. crews will be out from now to late june conducting pothole

blitz. the period is extended this year, crews expect to cover 3500 potholes especially near high traffic and pedestrian areas, schools and hospitals. city officials admit there are more potholes now because roads that should be repaved every 30 years are getting repaved every 80 years. literally, once in a lifetime. >> i remember the last time, 80 years ago they repaved those. nice job. >> yeah, all right. >> mike nice job with the weather keeping everybody happy with the mick. >> absolutely, we where going to have changes in the forecast, -- today is one of those days. good morning. did you feel the cooler air yesterday afternoon into the evening? that was that cold front we talked about, well to our south now we are getting that nice onshore flow, a dry air that's why we don't see stout marine layer this morning. temperatures upper 40s inland, low to mid 50s around the bay

and coast. as we head towards noon, mix of high clouds and sun, mid 50s at the coast low to mid 60s bay and inland 4:00 sunny, still breezy especially over bodies of water, low 70s inland, mid 60s aren't bay upper 50s at the coast, -- around the bay, upper 50s at the coast. upper 60s inland, low 60s around the bay and the coast will be in the upper 50s. sunrise 6:13 set at 8:01 high amounts of pollen, tree, grass, mold, all out there lurking for you. couple degrees cooler tomorrow and thursday with slight chance of scattered showers and breezy, sunny and slightly warmer friday through the weekend. good morning. live shot of the golden gate bridge just saw about 40 chp officers across the span no word on problems. we'll follow what is going on with that. there was an earlier thought of a protest that is not

materializing at the golden gate bridge. doyle drive bunching up at the new stoplight at marina. 80 carquinez bridge to the maze, hillcrest earlier accident at somersville slow out of antioch looks like the altamont is beginning to bunch up as well. 6:09. nasty battle on the bay. just ahead, the very low brow fight caught on tape in one of the bay area's most upscale counties. asking a little more from friends. the lifesaving facebook tool unveiled by mark zuckerberg in an exclusive interview with "good morning america." robin roberts will join us live to talk about her one-on-one conversation with the founder of facebook and the link between this new tool and steve jobs. çk

6:13 this is a strike by golden gate ferry workers. service out of north bay cancelled. it is going to be road trip for folks getting into san francisco back and forth. our terry mcsweeney is live on the san he'll have an update coming up in just a bit. -- opening of sailing season celebrated sunday. in tiburon things turned ugly. this video shows police breaking up the . a group of uninvited guests jumped on .

nobody was seriously injured -- nobody wanted to press charges. officers say the opening day is always one of the busiest days of the year. medical marijuana dispensary in berkeley shutdown. the 13-year-old berkeley patients 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 will have to find new pot provider. they haven't found a new building and may have to start up a delivery service. pike nicco is here. -- mike nicco is here. we'll get dry air behind this cold front that's why the marine layer is not thicker. it does signify sea breeze is still here and we are going to see cooler weather throughout all of the bay area. looking northwest from sutro tower, tying to get

across the -- -- hard to see from the clouds. temperatures cooler, 42 napa, mid to upper 40s santa rosa, fairfield, san francisco, everybody else low to mid 50s salmon ray bay inland to salinas, 49 gilroy. during the afternoon we are going to see more sun and cooler weather move inland scattered light showers possible thursday final highlight the weekend sunny, slightly breezy, mild temperatures pretty good weekend to be out, except for probably at our beaches a little brisk with breezes off the ocean that is what is with going to happen today, small craft advisory upper 50s to low 60s at our beaches. check out south bay, east bay valleys and north bay, warmer low to mid 70s, almost 10° cooler than yesterday. as far as the monterey bay, same conditions, breezy northwest winds keeping monterey, 60, salinas, 65, watsonville 70 not as much

effect santa cruz 70 nor inland. giants game, ought to be nice albeit cool, breezy at the first pitch at 7:1560 dropping to 55. temperatures -- temperatures and breezes taper marlins in town. tonight patchy clouds like this morning low to mid 40s north bay coolest mid to upper 40s cold front came yesterday afternoon temperatures dropped dramatically during the evening now we are in the heart of that drier and cooler air that going to keep temperatures at or slately below average today and tomorrow next -- slightly below average today and tomorrow. next system scattered showers thursday very light. 10th of an inch possible, quarter of an inch maybe in our north bay mountains, what will happen for all of us is temperatures will stay pretty cool fear 60 at the coast low 70s for the rest of us

temperatures stay the same friday even though the rain chance has left then we warm up slowly saturday through monday into the mid to upper 70s inland low to mid 70s around the bay near 60 at the coast. good morning. live shot now the larkspur ferry terminal you can see the protesters there, cars being blocked, no service this morning, you see a car heading into the parking lot. they will resume service this afternoon around 2:00 for larkspur and sausalito. buses are not affected. elsewhere, no ferry service out of larkspur or sausalito this morning all other mass transit on time no reports of any other delays. slow towards the bay bridge this is the macarthur maze shot, 580, 880 into the toll plaza, moving slowly, metering lights off, not bad into san francisco on the upper deck. want to look at our traffic spotter app that is the

waze you can join us by downloading this for free at abc7news.com/waze this is highway 4 earlier accident at somersville traffic jammed from 4 towards that loveridge road towards concord. 6:18. facebook is launching a new feature today aimed at saving thousands of lives. mark zuckerberg is announcing it personally on "good morning america." >> robin roberts through here last week to do the interview she joins us live from new york now. good morning robin. good morning to you. great to spend a little time out there at the new headquarters for facebook at menlo park this is a very important announcement that mark zuckerberg is making. since he has already made it on the east coast, do you mind if i share it with you? >> please do. >> all right. well, i wasn't sure, i didn't know. for the first time you can

become a organ donor on facebook. they will link you to the registries that you feed, if you would like to. again this is something that is optional. you have to keep in mind there are 900 million users of facebook. you think about it, the potential here of saving lives. there are 113,000 americans alone that are on donor lists. 18 americans die everyday waiting for a donor. so this is a way of using the facebook community, it is simple and mark zuckerberg, you will see him on gma, will walk you through, how you can, if you want to, become an organ donor. >> did mark share if he had a personal story, a personal reason for embracing organ donation? >> he did, i'm not going to tell you. i'm kidding. i'm teasing with you. his girlfriend priscilla

chance is going to be a pediatrician. -- priscilla chan is going to be a pedestrian. -- to be a pediatrician. her face lights up when they get that liver or heart or whatever that organ is and their life is saved. she inspired him. steve jobs, i asked him about -- because they had a close relationship he had a liver transplant that prolonged his life but unfortunately, could not save his life completely and talked about the connection there. the personal connection with his girlfriend and the stories she has told and the fact that you just know the potential, the potential to save lies with this simple tool. -- save lives with this simple tool. looking forward to the report coming up in 40 minutes or so. next time, please call or write when you come. [ laughing ]

>> i'm so rude. i was on the ground a total of seven hours. i'll let you know next time. >> dinner is on kristen. >> eric! >> thank you robin. >> thank you both. 6:21. just call it a vegas good-bye. >> wait until you see what vanished while you were

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you know what progress sounds like? it sounds like that, boom! while were you sleeping demolition crews made a little more room along the vegas strip the seven story o'shea's casino parking garage came down at 2:30 this morning making way for a new caesar's resort in 2013. octomom has filed for bankruptcy. she has a million dollar debt. she says she wants a fresh start and bankruptcy is best for her 14 children. the unemployed solaiman has been supporting her family with food stamps and social security disability payments she has been if financial straits before giving birth to octuplets. among her debts she owes more than $30,000 in rent. still haerbd the latest as we all prepare for the

protests and problems. how did it happen? latest on a massive fire that gutted a motel and injured more than a dozen. on this one year anniversary of osama bin laden's death the new terror tactic u.s. officials are worried about. >> reporter: may-day occupy protest planned forced to as a museum releases a project. former police chief is it in and some city leaders might not like what he's saying. 47 minute flight arrival delays into sfo. san jose and oakland are on

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. 6:30 cloudy start to this tuesday may 1st, may-day, thank you for joining us, i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze [ unintelligible ] the sun also rises according to hemingway. the sun is going to break through this cloud deck because the air is shallower in the amount of moisture it has looking northwest it is ragged this morning expect by 10:00 all of us to see sunshine and slightly cooler

weather as that sea breeze moves in even farther today than it did yesterday inland. 42 napa, mid to upper 40s santa rosa, fairfield and san francisco low to mid 50s for the rest of us. live to the larkspur ferry terminal, protesters, no ferry service this morning, suspended. no ferry service until this afternoon at 2:00. 80 to the maze highway 4, very slow traffic somersville to loveridge because of an earlier accident 580 altamont also a grind. live waze app is a preapp that shows slow traffic highway 4 westbound towards loveridge. this morning a san francisco police station and dozens of businesses have major cleanup work after protesters became vandals and went on a rampage in the

mission district last night. amy hollyfield is live at a police station on valencia where you can see some of the damage.laz?ñ >> reporter: witnesses say attacks appeared to be random, except for this one, they say it looked like they wanted to target police. they came to the mission and poured paint over the windows annuals they also broke windows of businesses and -- and cars all over the mission district this group of people dressed in black terrorized the neighborhood for two hours. they attacked a restaurant that was open and full of customers much to the disgust of the people who watched. >> i saw about 60 people walking around and they were anarchists all dressed in black saying all things against the government, against the police. >> don't know, i'm mad, cause you know we have nothing to do about that. it is not our fault.

>> reporter: they poured paint on her suv and broke the windows which will be an expensive fix. officers put on riot gear and guard the mission station from any further damage after attack happened. police did make one arrest. they say it was a large group of people. just who are these people? no one seems to know. there was a peaceful gathering at delores park of occupy protesters and they did start protesting the people that were part of that group say they don't know who these people are and they are heartbroken at the turn of events. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. in oakland, planned may-day protest cost make getting around a challenge. the city sent a letter to businesses warning them about potential traffic delays beginning with the morning commute. protesters will target downtown businesses in the early afternoon. then, protesters are planning a so call march for dignity and resistance at 3:00,

starting at fruitvale bart that will be followed by a 6:00 valley at frank ogawa plaza outside city hall. this morning the public will hear for the first time harsh words by former oakland police chief anthony batts 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 with more. >> reporter: the oakland museum of california has put together the exhibit, it is called portraits from the occupation. in it former police chief batts sits down to analyze and criticize how the city and police handled occupy protests in october this is video of one of the more violent clashes at frank ogawa the former chief who resigned the day the occupation began last year, says -- says the rookie city leaders took the wrong approach. >> the reality all you had is people sleeping on grass. you can replace grass, you can do those things over of the

that's no reason to move quickly. you take your time, use diplomacy, talk to people. the agency that trained me, i think did the best job in the nation which was lapd and how they handled their occupy situation. >> reporter: he said that's what the lapd did and had a good plan. since 2003 oakland pd has had a different problem, federal monitors overseeing changes in the department as part of a settlement over misconduct by four rogue officers. today the bay citizen is reporting the monitors are thoroughly dismayed. new report says officers are not correctly reporting why they stop residents, which could mean racial profiling. out of 77 use of force incidents investigated officers unnecessarily pulled their guns 15% of the time and their supervisors ruled it appropriate. the report reveals police receive more than 1,000 misconduct complaints, related to occupy. former chief talks about federal monitors in his

interview as well. he questions whether the process is addressing the city's problems. to watch the entire interview go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 6:36 now. less than 20 minutes from now an estimates 4500 registered nurses at eight bay area sutter hospitals will stage another one-day strike the third in nearly a year long contract dispute. the nurses say sutter is demanding unacceptable cuts in taffing, health benefits and sick days. sutter says it is trying to rein in skyrocketing costs. elective procedures are being rescheduled. sutter is bringing in replacements on five-day contracts meaning anyone who walks out today won't be allowed to return until sunday. a school teacher who accidentally struck and killed a 6-year-old girl in a crosswalk last september will not face criminal charges.

the -- the district attorney's office says it is tragic but no evidence to suggest a law was broken. the intersection is considered one of the most dangerous in the city and the city now considering tougher safety measures in response to calls from parents and residents. in the south bay this morning, fire investigators are trying to determine what lead to a blaze that injured teen people at a watsonville hotel. -- injured 17 people at a watsonville hotel. one man jumped from his second story window to escape the flames. police rescued another person from their window and neighbors came to the rescue. >> we heard somebody had a ladder they were able to bring out which helped bring down two of the other people in the upstairs buildings. >> it took firefighters an hour to put the flames out. they believe the fire started if the front office of the

hotel, the hotel is a transitional facility for substance abuse patients undergoing treatment with others who are reentering society after doing jail time. 6:30. did you think yesterday's -- 6:38 is our time. think yesterday's weather was interesting? . stout cold front didn't have any rain as we didn't think would it but it did drop the temperatures during the afternoon we still have clouds left from that live doppler very dry this morning. actually see clouds leave faster than yesterday as the dry air continues to move in behind this cold front. mostly sunny at 8:00, temperatures still in the 40s to low 50s towards noon, high clouds, a lot of sun, mid to upper 50s, santa cruz, half moon bay, san francisco and oakland. napa, fairfield, antioch mid 60s even into livermore. by 4:00, just about total

sunshine, upper 50s around half moon bay to low 60s for san francisco, mid to upper 60s throughout the bay shore to the south bay, low to mid 70s as you head inland. everybody is going to be cooler today. there's still going to be a lot of pollen, tree, grass and mold high. slightly cooler tomorrow, slight chance of light showers for all of us thursday, temperatures remain the same friday with more sun, slow warming trend through the weekend. good morning. live to the golden gate bridge once again they were anticipating protests slowing traffic, so far problem-free. there's a huge cop presence all around the golden gate bridge, vista point that the new doyle drive in anticipation of problems later in the commute. so far, so good. doyle drive is a little slow, the new detour because they've got that new stoplight at marina, slow traffic. to the larkspur ferry terminal

protesters, ferry service cancelled this morning from larkspur and sausalito due to the labor dispute. should be back in service this afternoon, both ferries by around 2:00 this afternoon, they are asking that you stay away from there since service has been suspended. live look at the maze, i wanted to show you atey through emeryville and berkeley, debris in lanes at the richmond parkway, big rig lost parts off the back, slow traffic on the east shore freeway as you head into the maze earlier accident at somersville in antioch area highway 4 westbound continues to be very slow according to our waze traffic spotters. 6:40. cisco wants to help women with their wardrobe. the story is just ahead. >> minutes from a live update from the new york stock exchange. the dow is up 6 1/2 points.

what scientists hope to learn today about the newest falcon chicks perched atop san jose city hall. looking for a little more lifesaving clarity. a look at the drive to discover a better back-up camera for your car. you can seeos

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marks one year since u.s. navy seals killed osama bin laden in pakistan. security is being stepped up at u.s. facilities around the world out of fear terrorists may try to retaliate. authorities tell us there's no specific credible threat it is just a precaution. there are ongoing concerns terrorists use a new tactic. body bombs where explosives could be surgically implanted into a suicide bomber's abdomen. >> nobody in the u.s. intelligence and security wants to be the person who overlooked a clue. that's happen in the past and we've paid for it. >> u.s. authorities say they've made justments to airport security such as turning up the radiation at screening stations to make it easier to spot body bombs. for the third time in a year the national highway traffic administration has postponed a rule requiring back-up cameras on all cars. some advocacy groups are

disappointed the government says technology isn't ready. richard heart reports on the drive to discover a better rear view. >> reporter: this is the view through the latest high-tech mirror for ables. every week two children are killed and dozens injured by divers who back-up without seeing them. -- drivers who back-up without seeing them. public advocates and the government agree that a rear view camera can help, yet not required it could add $200 to the cost of a car. already almost half of all manufacturers will make rear view cameras standard this year, a quarter already offer them as an option. car website does reviews of them. this 2012 bmw system adds $3,000 like something out of a jet fighter. where do regulators see room for improvement? >> idea video be in the rear view mirror most displays are

in the -- because it is difficult to get video displays in a mirror. >> you can see clearly. >> reporter: that's because only 20% of video screen late passes through a mirror. new technology with the push of a button can switch on and off the part of the[ mirror covering the screen. >> like an ordinary mirror. then you will see. >> reporter: generating four times the brightness with one quarter the energy according to the doctor. judge for your self by comparing the conventional mirror on the bottom with the new technology on the top. the doctor's company is one of a $looking for to the new recollections which the highway safety administration now says it will issue in december, after still more testing. until then, it won't comment or critique competing technologies. richard hart, abc7 news. cisco is helping women find clothes they like.

>> i feel left out. jane king joins us with more on that. new signs of improvement in the bay area housing market. good morning. new report from clear capital says, san francisco, oakland, fremont area one of the better performing markets february to april compared to other cities with home prices in the area rising 1% compared to the previous three months. interesting about this, a third of the homes bought there were foreclosures, that is the trend now, metro areas with the highest saturation of foreclosures, like san francisco, phoenix and miami were the cities most likely to experience price gains because prices on foreclosures are rising up 6% compared to a year ago. pointing to the start of what may be a turn around in the housing market. this morning the dow, s&p, nasdaq, directionless, so far here today. a lot of world markets are closed for may-day. we have very little guidance

going on here. bloomberg index, up about half percent. you may no longer have to take your clothes off in a fitting room next time you want to try something on cisco introducing a 3-d mirror lets you try on outfits without undressing using hand motions to swipe from one brand to the next. part of a push by retailers to provide in the stores the same type of service that you get when you shop online. live at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king. do you remember those four baby falcons born on the roof of san jose city hall? today researchers are hoping to discover if they are boys or girls. it is time to tag the birds. during that process the group will learn the sex of the chicks. the next step is finding the names. the contest the voting begins on the web this friday and they will announce winners may

11th. 6:49. we discussed it was good sleeping weather last night because it cooled down. >> right same tonight and probably tomorrow night also then a slight warming trend. koi tower beautiful picture, patchy clouds now, temperatures running cooler than yesterday morning, 42 napa, mid to upper 40s, santa rosa, fairfield, san francisco, low to mid 50s for the rest of us. gilroy cool spot at 49. here's three highlights going to be sunny today cooler air going to spread into all of our neighborhoods scattered light showers possible thursday, sunny, breezy, mild for the weekend today the biggest change in the temperatures will be inland where the coolest air will penetrate nine degrees cooler in san jose and concord today, eight in santa rosa closer to the bay the smaller oakland drops four degrees to 68,

hayward 70, san francisco 64. temperatures hit low to mid 70s in the north bay and east bay valleys, fremont into the santa clara valley. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast we still have that maul craft advisory also the bay waters will be choppy today thanks to a 20 to 30 mile per hour wind. montgomery -- monterey, 60, santa rosa 70 low to mid 70s inland. we are going to have mid to upper 70s at chico and sacramento, 80 fresno, near 90 palm springs morning clouds will keep san diego and l.a. in the mid 60s marlins in town, 60° first pitch 7:15 slightly breezy tape werth temperatures. low to mid 40s in the north bay valleys, partly cloudy tonight all of us cool mid to upper 40s.

cold front came through yesterday, feel that cooler air? now we are locked in and it is drier that's why we'll see a lot of sun today and tomorrow and we'll watch this next system for our chance of showers thursday less than a 10th of an inch possibly a quart north bay mountains. temperatures repaint steady tomorrow, thursday, friday -- over the weekend low 70s around the bay and low 60s at the coast. you may be able to get beautiful pictures like beautiful picture of lands end if we could stare at that if we were there that would be better if you have photos or video we would like to them. have a great day. problem now north tower golden gate bridge in the southbound direction here's a live shot, difficult to see because of the distance, you can see lots of emergency

crews there and red lights very slow until you get to mid span and of course the back-up residual out of the waldo tunnel very slow once again accident at the north tower southbound on the golden gate bridge. back to the protesters at the larkspur ferry terminal, breaking news, they are going to beholding a news conference at 7:00 this morning that will state that the golden gate transit bus service will be protested and suspended on thursday. we'll have more on that after that nurse conference at 7:00 this morning. for now, no -- that -- for now no furry service until 2:00. slow east shore freeway farther north debris in lanes at the richmond parkway debris in lanes causing slow traffic past the scene. 6:53. here are five things to know before you go: number one, investigators

trying to determine the cause of morning fire that killed one woman and severely injured another in san jose. it burned for nearly half an hour before crews managed to knock it down. >> number two, ferry service from sausalito and larkspur cancelled this is video of 100 striking workers at the larkspur terminal upset over stalled contract talks. ferry service expected to resume 2:00 this afternoon this is one of many planned protests today on may-day. >> number three, search underway for the vandals who damaged san francisco police station in the mission district and several businesses during a protest last night. cleanup now underway. police arrested one. >> number four, dozens of registered nurses at eight bay area sutter hospitals are about to begin a one-day strike the third in a year long contract dispute sutter is bringing in replacements hospitals stay open elective procedures are being rescheduled. >> number five, you heard it first here, new feature on

facebook could save thousands of lives. mark zuckerberg says users will be able to instanley enroll as organ donor on the site and indicate your status. robin roberts joined us live this morning after an interview with zuckerberg. you can watch it all coming up after our newscast. a final check on weather and traffic. partly cloudy sky and flight arrival this case too sfo of 47 minutes. those clouds won't hang around past 10:00 a lot of sun hopefully they will be able to catch up. 42 napa, mid to upper 40s santa rosa, fairfield and san francisco the rest of us low to mid 50s now. destination temperatures closer to average low to mid 70s north bay, east bay valleys, fremont into the santa clara valley mid to upper 60s around the bay upper 50s to low 60s at the coast breezy at the coast we still have that small craft advisory for the ocean and bay waters

choppy. slight chance of showers thursday otherwise smooth sailing through the weekend. back to the golden gate bridge, accident north tower southbound, multiple lanes blocked very slow traffic until mid span also slow coming through the waldo tunnel and down the waldo grade approaching the go bridge. southbound accident in the clearing stages on the golden gate bridge. we'll follow that as we come up. live shot of the bay bridge toll, metering lights on, traffic backed too the maze slow traffic it is a grind. >> extra traffic southbound 101 golden gate because of the ferries being cancelled. >> exactly. give yourself extra time. >> how do you spell trouble folks? thank you for joining us for the abc7 news. >> keep track of the latest on twitter and talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day. - ( music playing ) - we know technology can make you more connected.

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