good morning. thank you for being here i'm eric thomas. i'm kristen sze. let's talk about what is going on now doppler you can see here quiet you know what also quieter overnight the winds calm, less than six miles per hour that means in the north bay much cooler than yesterday, 10 to 15° cooler with mid to upper 40s around napa and santa rosa, even mid 40s along the coast. everybody else in the low to mid 50s, mild, 57 san jose and 66 in antioch. warmer weather on the way i'll tell you when in four cars -- in your forecast. quite a few accidents southbound 101 mountain view near 237 motorcycle crash

center divide northbound traffic well out of sunnyvale overturn crash southbound 280 past highway 92 in san mateo because of an a deer. a couple more accidents i'll give you details on in a little bit. the bay bridge toll just minor back-up for some of the cash paying lanes. 6:02. we begin with developing news. oakland police are looking for the shooter in a violent home invasion robbery that left one wounded. they are trying to decide if it is linked to another street robbery that occurred a few minutes earlier. katie marzullo is live at oakland police department. >> reporter: both of those crimes happening early this morning a little after midnight. oakland police department investigating considering the fact they might be related. after 12:30 holly and 95 inn, a man was shot during what might have been a home invasion robbery. 15 minutes earlier, someone

was robbed at 75th and macarthur. no reports of anyone being hurt in that second incident. that was not the case at the house on holly street. >> two individuals appeared to have robbed a -- [ inaudible ] >> reporter: neighbors say that there are drugs that the house, police on the scene could not confirm that. we know that two suspects involved with the incident are on the lose. no word if any arrests have -- on the loose. no word if anyone arrests have been made two weeks ago three people were shot three blocks over at holly and 98th. one of those victims happened to be a guy who was diving by. all three survived. -- was driving by. all three survived. katie marzullo, abc7 news. san francisco police investigating deadly

pedestrian accident on one of the city's busiest streets, investigators say a woman crossing the street was hit by a small truck. police believe the unidentified woman described as being in her 20s was crossing the street outside of a crosswalk. the driver stopped and remained at the scene. police have not cited the driver. bay area pilot has a tale to tell after an emergency forced him to touch down in the bay. it happened yesterday the pilot was unable to extend the nose gear while trying to land at the palo alto airport. fortunately for him he an amphibious plane he splashed down near embarcadero road. investigators say there were no injuries. this morning san francisco firefighters will comb through the scene of a massive apartment fire that left 37 people homeless in hopes of determining a cause. the fast moving blaze was captured by several witnesses

on their cell phone cameras. it gutted an apartment building on dubose and valencia in the mission district. investigators think it started behind a liquor store but don't know what sparked it. five firefighters and one tenant suffered minor injuries. word this morning that the family of former nfl star junior seau is having second thoughts about allowing his blaine to be examined for possible injuries from his football career. the family of samoan decent was considering donating his brain to -- descent was considering donating his brain to science. the 43-year-old shot himself at his home in san diego county last week. yesterday hundreds paddled out on surf boards near seau's house to give him a final good-bye. friends say he was an avid surfer. among those who attended quarterback drew brees. >> junior had affect on everyone that he came in contact with. such a positive way

seau played 13 seasons with the san diego chargers. researchers want to study his brain to determine if he suffered from a neurodegenerative disease with links to repeated hits to the head. this morning president obama's reelection campaign is denying that vice president biden is breaking ranks with the administration over gay marriage in a tv interview over the weekend biden said he believes marriage should be about being loyal to someone you love whether that marriage is between a man and a woman, two men or two women. >> i am absolutely comfortable with the fact that men marrying men, women marrying women and heterosexual men and women, are entitled to the same exact rights. >> many took biden's remarks to be an endorsement of same-sex marriage. president obama has advocated for same-sex benefits but believes marriage should be between a man and woman. ed by 's office insists he was reiterating his belief that

same-sex couples deserve the same rights as all americans. same-sex marriage could be a hot button issue in the upcoming presidential campaign. county election officials will begin mailing absentee ballots this morning. vote by mail popularity has exploded in the last few years. 48% of votes cast in the 2010 gubernatorial election were made in. nearly 58% last young. -- last june. with the weather

evacuation plan so everyone knows now get out alive. it is about that time. we'll start to see high fire danger. i think we'll hold that at bay while we have warm temperatures today. >> mike, we are seeing vegetation starting to dry out already. things are starting to turn brown. thankfully, they are still green from that healthy rain we had in march, april even that little bit we had earlier this month. good morning, welcome to monday check out the satellite, clouds pushed away from the coast, as the land breeze or offshore wind continues to today. check out these temperatures, very mild in the morning, hazy with the stagnant air, 49 inland, low to mid 50s at 7:00 from the coast into the bay. as we head towards noon, we warm up rather rapidly, already jumping into the upper 80s inland, upper 70s inland upper 70s around the bay, mid 60s at the coast, total sun as we head towards 4:00, mid 80s inland, near 80 around the bay,

70 at the coast, you will start to cool rapidly around the 4:00, 5:00 hours as localized sea breeze will start moving in, 60° already by 7:00, 70 in the bay, and mid 70s inland. draw back, lack of rain this time of the year, a lot of pollen, tree, grass and mold. warmest day away from the coast tomorrow, temperatures start tapering wednesday but stay above average everywhere except for at the coast. bay bridge toll, cash paying lanes backing up towards the end of the parking lot. metering lights haven't been turned on yet. south 101 near 237 this earlier motorcycle crash is now off to the shoulder, traffic has picked up considerably moving at 61 miles an hour. southbound san mateo area past highway 92, overturned crash

not blocking any lanes, several vehicles involved initially a car hit a deer. accident where a motorcycle hit a cow, one more crash, marsh creek at hoffman lane where lanes are blocked heavy traffic in antioch. 6:10. the latest on a highly anticipated verdict expected in the battle between two bay area tech giants. the plan to give low income youngsters a free ride on muni comes a critical vote plus, another bay area city rolling out the red carpet for george lucas. where walnut creek wants him to build his new studio.

oracle vs. google. this morning we expect to know the winner. federal jury in san francisco is set to deliver pair shall ruling in a copyright intrainingment trial. the jury appears to have decided on three of four issues in oracle's claim that google violated oracle's patents when it wrote its own version of java the ruling could have widespread implications for coding standards relating to cloud come putting. >> -- cloud computing. walnut creek leaders urging george lucas to build his new studio in their

community. some neighbors complained it would harm the environment in san rafael. walnut creek's city manage pitching a 240 acre bismarck as a good alternative. the shade lands business park has two million -- thousands of young muni riders may find out this week if they will be allowed to ride the buses and street cars free. the commission is scheduled to discuss the program wednesday. last month san francisco muni official as proved a proposal to provide free muni for low income youths. it is up to the transportation body to decide whether to allocate five million dollars to fund the program. let's see if it is jacket or shorts weather.

depends on the time of the day. good morning. beautiful picture of the impending sunrise as we look from our roof cam right over treasure eye -- island, yerba buena, ferry coming across. a lot of accidents this morning we'll talk to frances in a minute. let's talk about temperatures, 66 in antioch, that's the exception as are the upper 40s around santa rosa and napa, fairfield and 44 at half moon bay the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. monterey bay, 50 trifecta of 50, santa cruz, watsonville, monterey. today sunshine, once again, we talked about it friday the warmth was going to spill out into the first part of the traditional workweek if you had to work this weekend. clear and comfortable tonight rain-free forecast, warmer than average temperatures because of that.

today everybody going up, oakland 83, san francisco 78 san so -- santa rosa 87. fremont 86. let's look at south bay, mid to upper 80s santa clara, saratoga in the middle 85°. menlo park 85, mountain view, low to mid 80s on the peninsula today. low to mid 70s along the coast a caveat on that temperatures warm up quickly localized sea breeze will develop late this afternoon, temperatures drop because of that. upper 70s downtown south san francisco and you could touch a little of that sea breeze in the afternoon. low to mid 70s along the north bay coast mid to upper 80s north bay valleys, 80 sausalito. berkeley 82, hayward in the middle, mid to upper 80s east

bay valleys close to 90 brentwood and livermore. near 70 monterey and carmelo to mid 80s the rest of the monterey bay. inland mid to upper 80s. comfortable tonight low to mid 50s clouds along the coast signifying that you will see more cooling tomorrow while the rest of us will heat up. high pressure dominating the west coast, eastern pacific, storm track well north thermal trough where the warmest air is it rises because it is so hot over the bay area today. tomorrow, fear 90 inland, mid 80s, temperature drop along the coast, all of us start dropping temperatures wednesday. thursday through sunday, inland low to mid 80s, above average, 80 thursday friday around the bay, mid to upper 70s through the mother's day weekend and cool at the coast near 60. we had six accidents this morning, that's quite a lot

and there's a new one reported northbound 280 in the millbrae avenue off-ramp, already off to the shoulder, the other freeway accidents are on shoulder, there shouldn't be much slowing due to those accidents on the freeway. westbound 80 getting crowded near university, but the drive time still 20 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. at the bay bridge toll, once the fast track lanes start backing up, metering lights turned on, backed up beyond the end of the parking lot to the west grand avenue overcrossing. north bay commute, so far, so good, cars head southbound here out of novato it is fine down to 580 or to the golden gate bridge. the slow spots this morning are actually the usual suspects, westbound 4 out of antioch, hillcrest to 242, 21 minutes as you head out of tracy, 580 westbound from the altamont pass to 680, that's a 22 minute right ride. coming up, the -- royal

honor that will bring a prince to the capital today. which dropped food passes the test? scientists chime in on the long debated three-secon c

moms, you know how your kids walls want to eat food they dropped, citing that three-second rule? scientists have put it to test.

researchers now in britain's metropolitan university decided to test out this burning question for parents and kids. >> three second-rule goes back generations. >> if food falls on the floor for three seconds it is okay to eat. >> what were the findings? the three-second rule applies only to some foods. cooked pasta and dried fruits failing with bacteria clinging within seconds. sliced ham, surprisingly bacteria-free, bread, jam and other processed foods may not be as healthy but all that salt, sugar and chemicals keep the dropped food relatively germ-free. prince harry is in washington, d.c. today to accept a humanitarian award. he will visit with wounded vets at the british ambassador's residence. he will receive award from the atlantic council for his charitable work on behalf of

those veterans. see more on prince harry's u.s. visit on "good morning america." >> he is one of those veterans he served in afghanistan. big worries on wall street after big drops in europe and asia, we'll take you to the new york stock exchange for the opening bell and we'll tell you about the political moves that had the markets worried. two good neighbors. heroes who braved flames to save lives in alamo. is -- san francisco firefighters will try to figure out what started a fire over the weekend that hurt five firefighters and displaced 37 people. we do not have any delays at our airports or the major airports across the lower 48.

good morning. you are looking at live pictures from the nasdaq and new york stock exchange where the trading day is about to start on wall street with investors worried about europe's ability to solve its debt crisis. election results in greece over the weekend gave no political party enough votes to form a government. in france the country's new socialist president-elect claims victory he campaigned on a platform of boosting government spending and rejecting the country's austerity program. asian markets phrpbgsed in

trading today in response to those -- plunged in trading today in response to those -- [ inaudible ] good morning i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. first the weather forecast, going to be warm this afternoon. >> warmer than average everywhere. thought we would start with a beautiful picture. some of the haze hanging around, good news it is not a spare the air day. live doppler without the clouds we don't have any rain to talk about we are slightly cool area long the coast especially up in the north bay 11° cooler in napa, 14 in fairfield the rest of us warmer we don't have the winds no the north bay we had yesterday morning that's why temperatures drop food the upper 40s in napa, santa rosa, fairfield, 44 half moon bay low to mid 50s everywhere else, 66 in antioch warm temperatures and cooler trend and where it is going to hit

first any minute. frances has a look at the bay bridge toll. good morning. traffic at the bay bridge toll backed up to the 880 overcrossing trlging lights were turned on 10 minutes ago. -- quite a few accidents on freeways most have cleared. there's still a motorcycle crash crow canyon west of bowlen engineer blocking lanes, westbound -- 580 through livermore out of the altamont pass another accident marsh creek at hoffman lane, lanes blocked heavy traffic westbound 4 right now through antioch. we begin with the latest on the huge apartment house fire that left three dozen homeless. fire investigators will be back at the scene today looking for the cause that fire brock out yesterday on valencia and dubose in the mission district. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. this fire not only destroyed homes, but took away someone's

livelihood look at the liquor store boarded up now won't be open for a while. firefighters will be focusing on that liquor store today, they think it started behind the store. they don't know how it started. they won't lack for video to review. we've got many samples taken by witnesses many of them used cell phones. a lot of people documented this fire here at dubose and valencia. it started 10:00 yesterday morning it took fire as hour and a half to get it contained. the heat was so intense passers-by were told to stay back. we start screaming so my mom live in unit 6 and my sister, i carry my mom down, i carry her and i save my mom. >> flames were pouring in through our kitchen windows, i ran out and grabbed what i could. >> reporter: the cafe next door had to clear out many people were running from their homes, quite a dramatic scene.

five firefighters were hurt. all ever expected to be okay. three were hurt when a stairwell collapsed. let's take a live picture at the blackened building, now that the sun is coming up you can see how black it is, a lot of people commented on heavy smoke. 37 people were displaced from those homes above the liquor store, seven are children, many now will have to start sorting through their homes today in the hopes of trying to recover anything from their lives. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 6:33. this morning an east bay father and his soon are being called heroes after rescuing two beam from a burning home in alamo. the fire broke out before 6:00 last night. the fires arrived to find the home engulfed in flames. neighbors ran into the house and pulled a man to state, then braved the flames and went back in after his 96-year-old mother.

>> i picked her up and carried her out. she was kind of hurt, she is old and kind of crippled. i wasn't too gentle, i picked her up as best i could to get her out trying to get her through the trees and bushes to our house and over another fence -- [ inaudible ] fire started from embers left from an earlier fire in the fireplace. oakland police say fingerprint from today's autopsy should confirm the identity of a man shot and killed by an officer over the weekend. it may reveal whether the man fired his gun at the officer. officer was shot in the leg early yesterday morning and is expected to be released from the hospital in day or two oakland police say it is possible he shot himself while drawing his weapon. the situation began on international boulevard when two officers tried to question three men, one ran and was

chased by the officer. a witness says the suspect fired at the officer who returned fire. the suspect died at the hospital. >> i heard the shots, i shut my windows, i get afraid somebody will run into my house. this is oakland's 43rd homicide of the year. a councilman has expressed concerns that the violence will escalate as the summer heat sets in. right now san jose police investigating a shooting involving a police officer near south king and story roads officers say 8:30 last night they spotted an suv wanted in connection with what they call a weapons-related incident the driver sped way a few minutes later the police located the suv in a residential neighborhood as police were searching an officer fired at one suspect, nobody was hit, the suspect surrendered. uc berkeley officials weighing options after a group of occupy protesters ignored

a deadline to leave university owned land. the group moved ton to the 10 acre property in albany on earth day, they've -- they planted vegetable seedlings. university officials say the land is used for agriculture research they've offered to share some of it for urban farming and they gave occupiers until saturday night to break camp. occupiers say they need more time to respond to the university and they plan to do so today. this morning, abc news making major announcement about a new partnership. abc will join forces with hispanic news organization univison to create a new english-language news, lifestyle and information channel featuring a latin perspective, staffed by journalists from abc7 news and univison news and will focus on issues most relevant to u.s.-hispanic views, including economy, immigration and education. the new website is expected to debut this summer the yet unnamed channel is expected to

launch in 2013. exciting. i'm sure we'll hear more about it on "good morning america." right now it is shaping up to be a gorgeous morning. >> jacket, shorts this afternoon. >> you are the fashionista. how did you get that title way interest kristen? >> oh no, i'm giving it back. good morning. very mild this morning, temperatures in the 40s in the north bay valleys, the rest of us in the 50s until you get to antioch in the 60s, jacket may be needed offshore flow still here no low clouds to speak of, as far as very organized areas a few this afternoon not much winds fairly calm not much out there, west wind sfo at five, north wind oakland three northeast six hayward coming out of the west at three in mountain view. visibilities nearly unlimited hazy along the coast where we have a few clouds developing

this morning. hazy sunshine will come date our mornings, 40s inland low to mid 50s through the 7:00 hour. upper 70s inland mid 70s around the bay mid 60s at the coast 4:00 in upper 80s inland, 80 around the bay, 70 coast. late this afternoon, localized sea breeze develops and you drop nearly 10°, 60 by 7:00, near 70 around the bay mid 70s inland another day of pollen, a lot, tree, grass, even mold high today, ragweed low. the reason you may be sneezing. the coast will continue to cool tomorrow. temperatures above average even with the cooling trend through mother's day except for at the coast have a great day. our problems right now, focused on the east bay. about toll, lane number 13, traffic backed up to the 880 overcrossing on westbound 80 as you make your way through

berkeley, see how crowded it is there, the drive time from the carquinez bridge to the maze is now 24 minutes not horrible things are slowing. new crash reported southbound 880 past the fly over on the shoulder traffic moving 36 miles an hour as you approach highway 92 motorcycle crash, motorcycle hit a cow look out for that. another accident marsh creek at hoffman lane blocking lanes in that area. heavy traffic in antioch. i want to show you heavy traffic with waze, you can see on basco road traffic jammed at 11 miles an hour south of marsh creek road. in fact, heavy traffic reported almost an hour ago, there's a car on the shoulder, i'm surprised it is causing that much slowing. you can keep track of all the slow downs for your route by going to abc7news.com/waze. 6:39 now.

trading underway on wall street expecting stocks to item cull in light of the upheaval, political upheaval in greece and france. you are looking at a live picture of the big board dow down 37 points. more in a live report. mysterious murder following the kentucky derby. clues left that police say point towards homicide. hillary clinton's future plans revealed. why they may leave some of her

live doppler quiet as we take a look at your local california forecast 6:44. 58 eureka with sunshine still chilly there 63 tahoe, sunny 79 yosemite near 90 through the central valley, 80 big sur. sunshine this afternoon in san diego and l.a., 67 and 76. palm springs 95. autopsy scheduled for later today on the body of a murder victim found at churchill downs after the running of the kentucky derby. hours after a record crowd watched saturday's kentucky z 48-year-old horse groomer was found in the back of the barn. police say victim an immigrant from guatemala appears to have been involved in some sort of altercation. >> [ inaudible ]

>> police say they don't is have a reason to belief his death is connected to saturday's race. a week after last year's derby the body of a jockey was found in a vehicle near the stables. his death was rule add accidental drug overdose. one of the things they will be discussing on general motors after our program. time to check in with josh elliot. hi! we are going to have much more on that death of the horse groomer found murdered hours after that finish. we are going to show you where it happened, the proximity, not just to the track, it was -- right along the straight away the far stretch. also the proximity to the winning horse's stable. we have a correspondent live on the scene with the latest as they try to determine among other things how long that body may have been in that barn. we have a mystery update on

the toddler that vanished at a beach here in new england. police fear that she may have been swept away. her 4-year-old sister says she was in fact taken what really happened? dan abrams, nancy grace weighing in. we will be going behind the scenes with the "dancing with the stars" folks. this whole thing goes down to the wire. we have our world record party today sikahema -- today cirque de soleil always good when they show up we have performers looking to break three world records on the program. things go off the rails, but it is well worth your time, all next right here. >> they always do, zany fun. big, very big changes in the political landscape for two european nations. in france leaders from around the world congratulating the

country's new president-elect socialist francois hollande narrowly defeated sarkozy. he has criticized the austerity program saying he wants to encourage growth by boosting government spending. in greece talks begin to try to form a coalition government the nation could end up with another election. the two parties that got the most votes yesterday said they want to change the terms an international bailout that may be the own thing keeping greece out of bankruptcy. one party wants to renegotiate the deal the other wants to overturn it. germany, is already saying no to both options. political changes lead to huge sell offs on global markets overnight what kind of impact are we seeing now? >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. we saw the market was opening down. it is opening down. much better than we were about

midnight eastern time.73yç we are lower this morning. we had a sharp drop off more than 100 points in the dow in response to uncertainty weekend elections in europe in the a deep sell-off this morning. dow, s&p and nasdaq down side, below 13,000 in the dow. bloomberg index trading a little higher. apple among the shares we are watching today is -- was weighing on the nasdaq. apple may be ready to cut prices on the mac book with a cheaper price than the current one. apple may release a $799 mac book. shares of cisco active, maker gearing up to report quarterly results wednesday cisco appeared to be staging a turn around. high school s --

-- [ unintelligible ] we check in with meteorologist mike nicco calm weather here not the case everywhere. in japan, average 15 tornadoes a year this is where a 113 to 157 mile per hour tornado ripped through the town. it took down or destroyed or damaged at least 890 buildings, 48 people were injured. some of those were some of the

evacuees from the fukushima daiichi power plant. devastating look what the a tornado can do, no matter what country. more on the article on my facebook page. -- let's talk about what going on here, haze hanging around air stagnated overnight, looking to northeast towards bodega bay haze is keeping us from doing that. 66 antioch low to mid 50s everywhere else. upper 40s north bay valleys. 50 in santa cruz, watsonville and monterey. afternoon sunshine dominates warming trend continues, clear and comfortable tonight.

through mother's day rain free temperatures above average except for at the coast about average. 10° warmer than average today redwood city 84, 86 in napa and san jose. san francisco 78 today. livermore 88. oakland 65, supposed to be jumping up to 83° today that's a huge jump. mid to upper 80s in the east bay valleys today, low to mid 80s along the east bay shore, union city around 85°. mid to upper 80s south bay, los gatos 87° for the warm spot. low to mid 80s peninsula. low to mid 70s along the coast early in the afternoon. later localized sea breeze will move in and drop temperatures. mid to upper 70s downtown south san francisco that breeze can up you late in the afternoon. low to mid 70s east bay shore

mid to upper 80s east bay 32e$ey 70 monterey, otherwise low to mid 80s around the rest of the monterey bay. clouds developing along the coast, continues cooling tomorrow and wednesday we peak around the bay and inland tomorrow we start cooling wednesday. temperatures fear 60 along the coast still in the 80s -- near 80 along the coast upper 70s to low 80s for mother's day. good morning. a lot of slow spots, most in the east bay, starting to see slowing in the south bay. here's the bay bridge toll, backed up past the 880 overcrossing. 101 san rafael looking good. north bay quiet, no problems southbound to the golden gate bridge into san francisco. still a crash crow canyon and one-way traffic control in effect until they tow this

motorcycle that hit a cow out of the roadway. southbound 880 sluggish approaching highway 92 typical slow spots westbound 580 through the altamont pass. westbound antioch, here's the waze traffic app, north 101 alum rock traffic heavy it is slow because i did check out commuters moving around less than 10 miles an hour along that stretch. heavy traffic on westbound 237 as you make that curve from 880 around 11 miles an hour. sluggish traffic northbound 87 past the capital expressway under 30 miles an hour. 6:53. secretary of state hillary clinton is reiterating she has no desire to make another aren't for the white house but hopes to see an american woman president in her lifetime. mrs. clinton is in bangladesh this morning, part of a three-nation asian tour. clinton says she is done with the political high-wire and

looks forward to life as a private citizen, including returning to india one day and just wander around without the streets being closed. we are getting ready to hand things off to "good morning america" in six minutes. here are five things to know before you go. number one, al-qaeda released new video of an american hostage, 70-year-old warren weinstein was kidnapped last year in pakistan. he says he will be killed unless president obama agrees to new al-qaeda demands. >> number two, vallejo police officer jim capoot will be among those honored in a ceremony. >> number three, a group of occupy protesters plan to respond to uc berkeley officials today after missing a weekend deadline to leave university owned land. the group moved on to university property two weeks ago and have planted crops. the university says they are examining options for removing the occupiers.

number four, live look at the big bore at the new york stock exchange. you can see the dow is down 45 points, not as bad as expected. analysts say election results in greece and france raising new economic concerns. >> this morning abc7 news has announced it will join forces with hispanic news organization to create a new english language news, lifestyle and information channel. >> the new network will be staffed by journalists from abc7 news and univison news and expected to be up and running next year the website will be up and running this summer. final check on weather and traffic. seven day forecast, the heat mid to upper 80s inland, 70 at the coast you start to cool late in the afternoon as that sea breeze kicks in. we'll talk 90 inland for the warmest temperatures this week, mid 80s around the bay. we all lose four degrees

wednesday, a couple more wednesday thursday to sunday in the mid 70s to near 80 around the bay. coast the coolest and right near average low 60s. final check of the bay bridge toll before you head out backed up past the 880 overcrossing. there have been quite a few accidents this morning. most have been cleared from the freeway. you will find slowing with the waze traffic app people have been reporting heavy traffic 880 through hayward, reported a minute ago. it is under the speed limit southbound on 880 approaching 92 slow around 20 miles an hour on westbound 238 right there thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> we'll be back with a local update at 7:24. keep track on twitter and talk about it @facebook.com/abc7news.

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