good morning. thanks for joining us i'm eric

thomas. and i'm kristen sze. breaking news from sfo security lines backed up after a security breach forced the evacuation of terminal 3. the terminal that handles united airlines a busy terminal. let's get the latest from airport spokesman. can you i go us a brief update? -- can you give us a brief update? >> terminal is fully reopened and we are now rescreening passengers. between 3:30 and 4:00 this morning we had an unauthorized access to the terminal. as a result we had to close the terminal down, force everyone out, rescreen the terminal before anything and rescreen all passengers. we've done that, the rescreening restarted 5:30. now all boarding areas are reopened and we should get back to operation shortly.

>> we did see photos of long lines. how many people are we talking about having to be rescreened during this process? >> well, initially just a handful. our first flight starts going out at right about now, 6 a.m.. the line started to build around 5 a.m.. we are looking at several hundred people right now are going to rescreened. the good news is, we'll have some delays the first set of flights going out this morning but we should get caught up quickly all check points are open and we are processing as quickly as we can. >> -- >> we hope folks will get caught up. talk about that unauthorized access. do we know who the individual was? was it unintentional? did they forget to put a bag in the screening area, what happened? >> it is still under investigation. i was a procedural break down, that's -- it was a procedural breakdown that's all i can

talk about. >> we hope to get more information as you get it later in the news cam. -- newscast. when an unauthorized access at terminal 3 at sfo 4:00 this morning. as a result they have to rescreen all passengers. right now you can see kind of a delay, some flights may have to wait a little before they takeoff. not weather-related delays which is our normal delay pattern at sfo. mike is going to look at the forecast and tell us what is going on. >> when kristen asked if there were any flight an rile delays or weather-related i said no. -- our flight tracker will tell you how long it takes to get through security. one of the neat things about it. you can use that also at the bottom of the page at abc7 news.com clouds starting to break up, winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour breezy

throughout the afternoon that's going to bring us sunshine also keep temperatures below around. right now mild, low to mid 50s with just a small patch of drizzle here and there. let's find out about your commute. >> we are taking a look at the bay bridge because a stall was report approaching treasure island. it is supposed to be near treasure island traffic seems to be flowing well. i do notice things slowing on the incline. here's a live shot of the bay bridge metering lights haven't been turned on yet. typical delays in the east bay through the altamont pass westbound 580 and westbound 4 out of antioch. 6:04 new. this morning san jose police planning a big show of force for this weekend's cinco de mayo celebrations. the already big concerns are growing in the wake of a recent teen attack, a fatal teen attack that appears to be gang-related. terry mcsweeney has more on the story.

>> reporter: san jose police concerned about cinco de mayo weekend increasing patrols, increasing staffing, effective today. it is a three-day event here in san jose. police are trying to be proactive, there's some gang concerns, there's also history concerns. look at some cinco de mayos gone by, video from 2006 from story and king. 56 people arrested back then, 2006. i was a friday night. then came allegations of -- it was a friday night. then came the allegations of police misconduct. in 2010 the city of san jose cancelled its cinco de mayo parade and festival. here 2012, members of the gang prevention task force talking something brewing on the streets. police working behind the scenes, trying to talk to the people who are likely to get involved. talking to gang members, trying to calm 'em down. take a look at a symbol of

gang violence this is 14-year-old heriberto reyes who died monday he went to roosevelt park friday evening to play basketball, attacked by gang members, beaten friday, died monday. the fifth fatality as a result of gangs this year, 13 homicides in san jose so far, five have been the result of gang violence. add to that the nice weather, add to that the full moon saturday and san jose police are going to be trying to do everything they can to prevent violence and deal with it as quickly as it happens f it does. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. -- new this morning, san francisco police on the hunt for a hit-and-run driver who sent a taxi barreling into a business overnight. around 1:45 in morning police say the driver of a red mustang ran a red light and smacked into a taxicab at 910th and mission that sent the taxi barreling into a stoplight and nearby --

business. the driver ran from the scene officers say several bottles of alcohol were found on the vehicle's floorboard. thankfully, the taxi driver was not injure. hours from now the university of cal -- [ unintelligible ] last november uc president mark yudof asked for an intern review last month a task force report said the uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students, protesting tuition hikes. that report criticized administrators for creating the environment that allowed it to happen. stockton teacher facing new allegations. school officials discovered thousands of pornographic videos on her school issued laptop. the district says special education teacher posed sexual fully hundreds of pictures her school laptop contained video

of a young woman who could be underage, a cartoon mocking special ed students and naked images of her 2 and 4-year-old daughters. >> we first learned of this situation and/or about october 6th of this year. i can tell you that i person palace placed the teacher on administrative leave on that day. >> d.a. says the images don't appear to be child pornography. she now fighting to get her job back. san francisco school kids bracing for the possibility their teachers will be striking for the first time since 1979. the union will meet next week to begin voting on whether to authorize a strike. the board is demanding too many cuts it wants a 2% raise for teacher the last raise they got was in 2008. the district wants teach terse to accept four furlough days in each of the next two years. more if the governor's tax plan for education fails in november. a look at the accuweather

forecast. >> we have clouds, are they breaking up? >> already starting to break up that will be the trend, they will break up during the morning as winds kick up, bringing in cooler, drier air, you can tell it is cooler by the freckled nature of the clouds behind this system, cooler air over warmer waters that gives you an idea how cool that air is if the water in the ocean is warmer when it is usually upper 40s to low 50s this time of year. cloudy, a little humid, temperatures 50° through this morning into 7:00, breezes pick up by noon will also chase away clouds mid 50s an the coast -- along the coast. 4:00 in the afternoon still breezy mid 50s along the coast around the bay low 60s inland upper 60s then temperatures quickly fall by 7:00, 62 inland, upper 50s around the bay and mid 50s at the coast. guess what is going to be high with our temperatures over the weekend? yeah, the pollen strong again

check out these temperatures nearly 10° warmer everywhere by sunday, almost 15° warmer monday, tuesday warm before temperatures taper wednesday and thursday still above average. better news, the earlier stall on the bay bridge has been cleared not going to do much damage to the commute. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll, metering lights haven't been turned on yet we are seeing friday light traffic here. a lot of slowing in the east bay particularly 84 vallecitos road towards the sunol grade, 16 miles per hour towards 680. typical delays as well westbound 580 throughout altamont pass where things slow down to 34 miles an hour. our time is 6:10. just ahead, putting u.s. troops on guard. the defense secretary's stern words for government employees after a series of embarrassing

scandals. caught red handed. stunning revelation about yahoo's ceo nonexistent college degree. future of candlestick park a look at what the stadium will become once the 9ers move. what'll it be?

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6:14. new this morning defense secretary panetta is at an army base in georgia to remind troops that the world is watching their behavior in afghanistan. he will be in georgia to make

a personal appeal to soldiers to improve their behavior that comes in the wake of several embarrassing incidents, including the release of photos showing troops filing the bodies of dead insurgents and accidental burning of qur'ans. insurgeon skwrefpbs have used the incidents to incite violence. major shareholder trying to shake things up at yahoo. hedge fund manager accusing ceo of yahoo of lying about his credentials. thompson's degree is in accounting. yahoo says it was an inadvertent error. he's leading a campaign to shake-up yahoo's board to try to boost stock prices. the company developing the old naval shipyard promises to revitalize the area. the corporation will spend 37 million dollars on affordable

housing and job training. the corporation presented the mayor with a down payment yesterday more than 12,000 homes will be part of the new 700 acre neighborhood which will include retail stores, parks and entertainment complex. it will take between 17 and 20 years to finish the project. we have clouds out there this is a transition day. when are we going to get to fully sun? >> probably mid-morning. winds starting to take away some of the clouds and humidity starting to drop that means threat of drizzle starting that wane probably at highest elevations when you drive into those clouds you may run into a little wetness. definitely a day where things change from morning to afternoon as we see a lot of sun and faster breezes than what we are dealing with now, which is usually 10 to 15 to even 20 mile per hour range. beautiful picture from downtown san francisco towards oakland. i just updated temperatures,

49 santa rosa and fairfield, everybody else in the low 50s until you get to antioch at 53°. the rain is over, around the monterey bay just spotty drizzle now 57 watsonville, everybody else in the low to mid 50s even inland to gilroy and celine , -- gilroy and salinas. gale warning if you are heading out. clouds fade quickly, tonight without the clouds without the breezes, chilly coolest night sunny this weekend, warmer than average afternoons even out to the coast. if you like the coast when it is sunny and warm this is your weekend, next week also. oakland three degrees cooler than average even though we warm a little today still below average napa four degrees cooler. 68 livermore and san jose's today -- sunrise came up eight

minutes ago, sets 8:03. other areas that could reach 70 -- 58 monterey cool breezes off the water. upper 60s to near 70 inland. dress for cool conditions at at&t park, 58 dropping to 50 treatment. brewers in town from milwaukee first pitch 7:15 tonight 39 napa, 41 santa rosa. the rest of us in the mid to upper 40s. cool front moved through down to our south cooler air mass behind it in a sprawling area of high pressure look at how big it is, it is so big our temperatures will be above average with sunshine starting tomorrow, all the way through the end of the seven day forecast thursday. hope you enjoy the weekend.

new accident on the golden gate bridge involving a golden gate transit bus. here's a live shot from the toll, within the last few minutes, apparently no injuries they exchanged information and they are on their way. i want to show you another live shot of the golden gate bridge, things flowing well, no problems southbound out of waldo tunnel. thank you peter taylor for showing me this nice shot traffic flowing well across the span and that accident cleared from the golden gate bridge. bay bridge toll, despite an earlier stall we are seeing friday light no delays now. metering lights haven't been turned on good to go south bay northbound 280 for headlights no slowing out of downtown highway 17 out of santa cruz mountains looking good as well. typical delays in the east bay and elsewhere it is pretty quiet. 6:19. slugger barry bonds' legal team wants a felony conviction

thrown out. why they are using the homerun king's rambling speech as part of their argument. a slice of royalty hits the auction block. [ unintelligible ]

prosecutors are preparing their response after bonds' legal time filed an appeal to overturn the obstruction of justice conviction if that appeal bonds' lawyers say

opinions answered questions truthfully and not misleading. the defense also says investigators revied their indictment several times and delayed trial for a year. bonds was sentenced to two years probation and a month of house arrest. a jury convicted him of obstruction of justice when he testified in 2003 in front of a federal grand jury investigating the balco steroid scandal. if you are miffed about not having been invited to the royal wedding this is your chance to get a taste of it. a piece of their wedding cake is up for auction online this is believed to be the first slice of the traditional fruitcake served at the reception to go up forbidding. the seller's i don't -- identity has not been disclosed. if you want the recipe the designer has may it available. you will find a link on abc7news.com under see it on

tv that's what we'll do, we'll bake our own. >> 30-year-old fruitcake, yum. still ahead, right now, huge lines at sfo after a security scare that forced the evacuation of terminal three this morning. amy hollyfield is live with the latest. >> house fire in san jose leaves nine displaced the marijuana plants that may have fueled the flames. dramatic scene in a quiet san francisco neighborhood the raid that ended with several in custody. big changes for caltrain the boost in service you could be seeing. >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo with the latest on a chinese dissident who is looking to come to the u.s. to study. hillary clinton spoke on the issue this morning and says his situation is looking promising. some of the delays jfk, philadelphia flight arrival delays. atlanta departure delays. isolated delays at sfo check out our flight tracker at

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let's get the latest from meteorologist mike nicco. good morning. dry the clouds are breaking up, the winds are picking up out of the west that going to bring us drier, but cooler air today even with total sunshine temperatures still below average. right now winds gusting around 10 to 15 miles per hour they could over the bodies of water get up to 35, 40 this afternoon be careful if you are out there 49 santa rosa, fairfield everybody else in the low to mid 50s. here's frances with your commute. so far looking good now at the bay bridge toll, metering lights on only minor back-up for some of the fast track lanes. a few minor accidents and stalls nothing slowing anyone down. live shot of the golden gate bridge traffic out of marin moving well into san francisco you won't find trouble in the south bay with this live shot of northbound 280 out of downtown san jose up towards cupertino.

6:30 now. for the next three days, starting this morning, san jose will be putting more police officers on the streets, over new worries about gangs and this weekend's cinco de mayo celebration. the city doesn't want a scene like this in 2006 when 56 people were realized. cinco de mayo falls on a saturday this year, also just days after police revealed that a 14-year-old boy was beaten to death in an alleged gang-relate attack. the san francisco police s.w.a.t. team descended on a visitation valley home overnight to serve a warrant. officers detained at least four people after entering the home around 9:00 last night. the police department is not saying why those people were being detained what the warrants were for or how many were arrested. hours from now, 13 suspected gang members arrested during an early morning sweep in several bay area cities will make their first appearance in federal court.

we spoke to family members in a home during yesterday's raid. agents were after 20-year-old victor flores, jr. who authorities say is one of the gang members arrested three immigration and custom agents suffered nonlife-threatening gunshot wounds entering the house. flores' father says the agents were not wearing anything identifying them as police or federal agents. he didn't want his face shown in the interview. we shot back because we thought they were gangsters. we never knew they were police because they never introduced themselves as police officers. >> they treated me like a dog i'm barely 14, i'm just a minor. i didn't even do nothing. they just like pushed me around. >> federal agents say the 13 suspects are linked to a triple murder that happened a year and a half ago. four of the suspects could face the death penalty. in san jose assistant principal out on bail after

being arrested on a charge he inappropriately touched a student. joe reghitto has been working at leland high for two years the alleged incident occurred in september. police felt there was enough probable cause to warrant an arrest. >> we as parents will allow our children to go to these schools naturally with when this type of incident occurs it is a huge violation of trust. >> we can't pass judgment we don't have all the information. we don't know what it is about >> the district has taken the unusual step of placing leland's principal and another assistant principal, who reported the incident, on paid leave during their investigation. they are not accused of any wrongdoing. this morning firefighters say a legal marijuana farm may have fueled the fire that destroyed a÷ san jose home last night the fire was so intense neighbors say they could feel heat from the middle of the street it started 8:00 last night and burned more than an hour spreading to electrical wires and shutting off some

power. nine people had been living in the home including a child. the home next door also caught fire the damage wasn't as bad. big chains onboard for caltrain, including historic agreement with high speed rail and good news for riders. yesterday the board considered a preliminary budget that would add six more trains during peak hours. weekday ridership is up so much some trains don't have enough seats. the board approved a historic plan to electrify caltrain that means caltrain could operate on a system that blends with high speed rail. critics warn that the rail system still has no stable funding and could be look at huge deficits and service reductions a year from now. update on the breaking news we've been following at sfo where officials are trying to deal with big back ups in passenger screening after a security breach forced evacuation of terminal three

this morning and rescreening of all passengers there. amy hollyfield is now live at sfo with the information. >> reporter: this is a story of recovery and shifting. here's the line at the united security checkpoint here in terminal three. it looks long, let me tell you, i think it longs worse than it is. these people just got here to make this line look as long as it is, they came from another security checkpoint. they are shifting and trying to spread out the back-up so it will get people on to their flights as quickly as possible. these people are moving. if you are headed to the airport, don't be terrified of what you are going to expect. i don't think it is going to be a terrible delay if any. especially when you consider what they were up against a few hours ago. compare this to the pictures we saw on twitter this morning. it was much worse. this is what happened at 3:30,

4:00, airport officials say there was an unauthorized access to the terminal. in other words they had a security breach. so they had to evacuate terminal three. they had to rescreen all passengers and rescreen the terminal. quite a nightmare. however, a good time of day for it to happen, that's the positive we can find. 3:30 4:00, they have lots of flights that takeoff at 6:00, as you probably know. they did have to hustle. they say there was a handful of people, the line built up at 5:00, but they've made a significant improvement in fact, let's take one more like. you will see the line already is dwindling. it is really moving here. they are still investigating what happened. they can only tell us there was a security break down that is the official word. they are still investigating. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. glad they are getting back

on track and hopefully no one will be missing any connections. 6:36. this morning secretary of state clinton is waiting -- is wading further into the diplomatic controversy with china over a political disden. clinton is in china and spent the last two hours -- talking this controversy and potential solution. katie marzullo joins us live from the newsroom. >> reporter: it looks like blind chinese activist chen will be getting what he wants, not only for himself, but for his family. the u.s. state department says he does have a fellowship at a u.s. university and china has released an official statement saying it will allow chen to leave the country to study. the state department spokeswoman says agreement includes allowing chen's wife even two children to also leave china. clinton answered questions about the situation this morning. she said she is happy with china's latest response and says embassy staff was able to meet with chen at the hospital

where he is under police guard. >> i think we have been very clear and very committed to honoring both his choices and our values. >> reporter: chen sparked a u.s./china diplomatic standoff when he sought refuge at the u.s. embassy in china after escaping house arrest. the u.s. state department spokeswoman says the u.s. expects beijing to quickly process chen's family travel permits and u.s. visas will be granted. katie marzullo, abc7 news. 6:38. looking at that sun starting to break out in the bay area. >> clouds over the east bay, but we are looking at another shot from our sutro cam that shows the sun in all its glory. >> that's the within i choose to look. >> that's the one that counts.

clouds are start -- clouds are starting to break that will be the case as cooler and drier air funnels from the northwest also going to come in on fast breezes, watch out especially over the ocean gusts up to 40. 8:00 this morning, mostly cloudy, breaks in the clouds temperatures hanging around 50°. noon clouds go way, sunshine, sunscreen needed mid 50s to near 60 bay shore to the coast low to mid 60s inland by 4:00, we've reached our highs for the day still in the middle to upper 60s inland, low 60s around the coast, with upper 50s at the coast and the bay as we head towards 7:00, mid to upper 50s along the coast and also into the bay and low to mid 60s inland. a lot of sunshine coming your way and warmer weather, 15° warmer everywhere by monday and tuesday. good morning frances how is mass transit? looking good if you want

to take bart that might be good if you are heading into san francisco, there will be traffic for the giants' game caltrain reported no delays, no delays on ace. california cable car muni line they are doing equipment repairs they are using motor coach shuttles today. earlier amtrak's capital door train was running 15 minutes late train number 518. bay bridge toll, no delays, metering lights are on. it is friday light. also fine across the golden gate bridge, i did want to show you slowing with the waze traffic app. not that bad westbound 580 through livermore, 45 miles an hour. as you head through livermore into the sunol grade, 38 miles per hour on 84 on vallecitos. you can always check out your ride to work by downloading our free app, abc7news.com/waze. 6:40.

imagine this, steve jobs as fdr? old video offering a new glimpse of the creativity of the man who built apple. minutes away from a live report at the new york stock exchange the latest from the unemployment figures. dow is off 80 -- dow is up 86 points. tale of a 6-year-old live safer -- lifesaver. it may have you letting your children watch a little more tv.

welcome back. check out live doppler quieter than it was yesterday other than a stray shower across the northern fifth of the state it is going to be quiet today sunshine and warmer, 69 chico, 76 fresno, 65 big sur sierra scattered shower this morning, sunny, mid to upper 50s in tahoe this weekend, 65 saturday yosemite, 71 sunday. l.a. or san diego morning clouds give way to afternoon sun low to mid 70s l.a., upper 60s for san diego. "good morning america" begins in a few minutes. here's josh elliot. good friday morning to all of you. bizarre hang gliding tragedy, a tourist following -- falling

to her death during a tandem ride. the pilot stands accused of hiding key evidence by swallowing it that is next right here on "good morning america." >> which comes up in 14 minutes. a long lost apple video has surfaced, starring steve jobs. take a look at in general, you and your brave fighting force have a rendezvous with destiny. your battle will be long. it will be hard. but it will be won. i'm sure your victory will be great! >> having trouble picking up the accent, maybe the cigarette holder is the tip off that jobs isjmzg playing te role of franklin roosevelt. the nine minute long video was filmed in 1984 intended to motivate apple's sales force do more to knock off rival ibm during a conference in hawaii. a former employee kept the

video and recently gave it to a website. >> i'm not sure ibm likes being compared to hitler. shares of facebook are expected to sell for $28 to $35 that means facebook could be worth at least 96 billion dollars when the company goes public may 18th. mark zuckerberg will hold stock worth 17 billion dollars. he could owe 189 million in state taxes. a corporation says the windfall for california from the rest of the ipo could earn the state hundreds of millions more. zuckerberg could owe 714 million dollars in federal taxes, if he exercises his stock options. newest national jobs report is out. it clearly has wall street's attention. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange with more. good morning.

the economy adding some i guess the key word "some" new jobs in the past month more people are employed. the unemployment rate dropped slightly. the job creation is paltry. payrolls climbed by 115,000 in april not close to what economists expected, weakest showing in six months. weaker than expected jobs report weighing on stocks dow, s&p and nasdaq all trading to the downside dow down 85 points. bloomberg index under pressure. new survey by spearian says intel is a great -- by experian says intel is a great place to work. remember the founder of c-net? he's back in the news. he and his wife are at the top of the list of california

income tax delinquents. they owe the state of california more than 10 million dollars. pamela anderson and girls gone wild producer joe francis also on that list. tired of stepping in dog poop at the park? internet provider offering wifi in public parks to keep the wifi running people have to deposit dog poop in the special bins, the more poop the longer the wifi stays running. i'm jane king, bloomberg news. >> bout time we found a good use for it. might as well. >> yeah. >> when you were in college did you ever think you would be reporting on this as a professional broadcaster? >> i think maybe it is the first time i've ever said poop on live television. what are you gonna do. >> congratulations jane, have a great weekend. >> we've hit our quota for that word now we have to move on. mike went to school to learn

about the weather. what can you tell us today? >> sun is coming out already we are going to move on. >> we are going to step in sunshine today, thank you. >> absolutely we are not going to step in that one. 6:50, look at the golden gate bridge how the sun is illuminating it. you can see the elevation changes in the marin headlands, you see the shade there, shadows i should say from the different peaks -- sorry got caught up looking at it for a second. we talked about how the north bay mountains may get up to a quarter of an -- in. right now you step out dress for 49 in santa rosa and fairfield everybody else in the low to mid 50s around the monterey bay and inland rain and drizzle starting to taper.

breezy, clouds fade quickly, clear and cool tonight. sunny this weekend, warmer than average temperatures throughout end of the forecast. we warm 10 degrees today in santa rosa to 70 fremont two degrees warmer 66. san francisco one of the few spots cooler down to 61. upper 50s along the coast mid 60s around the bay shore upper 60s to low 70s inland don't forget about those gale warnings. 58 monterey mid 60s for the rest of the bay inland upper 60s to near 70 with total sun. cool at the game tonight brewers in town. 58, 7:15 first pitch, 53 by the end. cold front pushed through overnight, cooler weather behind it. beginning of it will be cool high pressure so dominant it

is going to turn our winds offshore and look how we warm nearly 10 to 15° by monday, even at the coast in the low 70s by then. head out there and enjoy the sun make sure you take the sunscreen. beautiful picture of a sun, rainbow excuse me from yesterday. thank you carol for sending this. she saw two rainbows within an hour in is the second one. the first was over san quentin. interestingly. if you have videos or photos you want to show us just send them to ureport. i think most of you are going to like the compute this morning. it has been quiet, wonderful ride all around the bay area. live shot san jose shows traffic moving well northbound 280 towards cupertino this is the bay bridge toll, still no delays, stall upper deck earlier. 680 good through walnut creek through the san ramon . heavy out of antioch.

come commuters report a complete standstill, 13 miles an hour, towards loveridge then things pick up into pittsburg and then fine. you will find typical slow spots through the altamont pass. a 6-year-old girl is being called a hero after using a technique she saw on tv to save another girl's life. she was eating lunch in the cafeteria when she started choking on an apple recently. the student sitting around her call for help that's when little beanie stepped up. >> kept yelling i'm choking and everybody like -- they didn't know what to do. but i knew what to do. >> the apple was dislodged with a single thrust. she said she saw the move performed on the disney

channel. she and a couple other students have been given certificates. >> congratulations you guys. as we get ready to hand things off to "good morning america" here are five things to know before you go. number one, police will start increasing staffing ahead of this weekend's cinco de mayo celebrations, police are worried the spike in gang violence and large crowds could be a dangerous combination. >> number two, hunt on for a hit-and-run driver. police say a red mustang ran a red light and smacked into a cab. officers found alcohol in the vehicle, no one injured. >> number four, new -- rather number three, two hours from now a report examining uc policies and protests expected to be release internal review following several confrontations. recent task force reports uc davis police used excessive force when they pepper sprayed students. >> number four, new

developments overnight on the fate of a blind chinese dissident. the state department says the u.s. university is willing to offer a fellowship to chen and expects china to handle the travel procedures quickly. secretary of state clinton held a news conference in beijing saying the u.s. was working to give him the future he wants. number five, labor department released jobs report in the last hour, u.s. employers pulled back on hiring for a second month adding 115,000 jobs. however, the national unemployment rate dropped from 8.2 to 81 -- to 8.1% because many stopped looking for work. good morning. if you are stepping out, 49 fairfield, santa rosa everybody else in the low to mid 50s mostly cloudy, drizzle just about finished for your commute. by the afternoon, total sunshine, breezy, breezes off the ocean will keep us in the upper 50s, low 60s.

going to be chilly tonight most of news fourthties, upper 30s north bay valleys. warming trend, warm everywhere by the end of the weekend. check out the bay bridge toll, not many folks there. it has been a really nice commute this morning. westbound 84, vallecitos road slow out of livermore towards the sunol grade. if you want to take stanley boulevard, we have a traffic spotter moving slowly, 10 miles an hour westbound 580 slowing as well. really it has been pretty quiet around the rest of the bay area. that's it for this edition of abc7 news. >> we'll be back with a local >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc