good morning. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. a quick look at the weather. another one of those jacket mornings and short afternoons? >> yeah especially inland everywhere else maybe not so much especially along the coast. cooling to the coast and parts of the bay today that's this afternoon. right now we have a light west wind coming in at six, that's when you know the sea breeze is back doesn't have much of affect on the morning temperatures right now 62 antioch low to mid 50s in most neighborhoods 47 in santa rosa. 30° spread from the coast to inland today.

let's get the first look at traffic. so far, so good traffic has been very quiet this morning. bay bridge toll cash paying lanes backed up to the end of the parking lot. low clouds over the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good in and out of marin. heads-up for vallejo bay link ferry having a mechanical problem they will be using buses. in my next report i'll -- :02. update to breaking news we brought you in the last half hour. early morning fire has damaged parts of a commercial building on macarthur boulevard. terry mcsweeney is live at the scene with details. >> reporter: macarthur boulevard reopened at 99th avenue across the street from me is where the building burned. take a look at video showing

you the other side of the building where the roof is gone where the fire burned. we are told this is a unoccupied building, not abandoned unoccupied. i don't know what it was, it does have a barber pole like design on the front. >> it is an abandoned, -- not abandoned but vacant commercial structure with two units. the owner has been on scene. >> reporter: nobody was in the building. firefighters are tweeting that one firefighter was injured, minor injuries, battling this fire. we do not know the cause of this fire. one firefighter, minor injuries as a result the fire out. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 6:03. developing news in pleasanton. police investigating the circumstances surrounding the

shooting deaths of a mother and her 13-year-old daughter. inside the house they found 37-year-old amy burton shot to death. her daughter ainsley was still alive but died a short time later. police say they consider the husband a person of interest, not a suspect. amy hollyfield will have a live up do it in the -- update in the next half hour. deputies discovered what could be a crucial clue in their search for 15-year-old sierra lamar. investigators looking for a red 1990s volkswagen jetta it has a black hood the car turned up several times on videos and statements. lamar disappeared on the way to her bus stop to go to school. authorities determined that two items that were found and first thought to be linked to the case, used condoms and box marked handcuffs have no connection to the case.

toddler in children's hospital oakland with serious bite wounds after being mauled in her home by the family pit bull. 2-year-old letty mcquay is expected to survive but has a long recovery. she was bitten in the face, head and leg. family members were home and quickly called 911 within. sky 7 hd was overhead when the dog was taken by animal control officers. it has already been euthanized. antioch police released sketches of two of the three men accused of robbing and kidnapping a taxi driver last month. the victim was able to describe two of the suspects in detail. only a vague description of the third man he was wearing a grey hooded sweatshirt and black jeans. the cabbie picked up all three at the bart station on april 26th drove them to antioch where police say one pulled out a gun, robbed him and ordered him into the trunk. they drove oakland where the

driver was released unharmed. if you recognize anyone in these sketches, please call antioch police. vandals damaged a historic california mission. this morning police say the evidence left may turn it into a hate crime. the mission is known as holy cross catholic church in santa cruz. police say the vandalism and language seem to target the church specifically as well as catholicism. >> based on solve of the language we believe it might meet the criteria as a hate crime. >> i want things to get back to normal this is not going to set us back. we've been here over 200 years we are going to be here for another 200. among the most severely damaged this baptismal font from the 1700s, given to the church when it was established. police have a tool to aid in their investigation, video cameras. they are reviewing

surveillance footage. i've been looking for a bone to pick with mike about the forecast and i can't find one. but i'm not giving up. >> you keep trying. i'm happy with what you've been serving up mike. it is going to change, if you don't mind driving you can go somewhere else and get different weather. the clouds may have drizzle, no organized area of wet weather. visibility 2 1/2 miles and dropping around half moon bay as marina layer starts to kick up clouds. the rest of us off to a hazy start. 7:00 if you are leaving now, same type of temperatures, upper 40s inland low to mid 50s for the rest of us. upper 80s by 4:00, inland, upper 70s around the bay, 60 at the coast. temperatures will taper quickly once we lose the sun between 4:00 and 7:00.

65 around the bay and 55 at the coast. one of the things to worry about, pollen high, tree, grass and mold up there in the unbearable levels at times. cooler for everybody by four to eight degrees tomorrow, we slowly step back to temperatures this warm even warmer at the coast, by mother's day. good morning frances. slow in a couple of spots. westbound 4 out of antioch hillcrest to 242, 22 minutes. slow westbound 580 out of the altamont pass tracy towards the 680 dublin interchange, 20 minutes. highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains with the waze traffic app you can see that southbound is slow past the summit. roadwork in both directions supposed to be cleared right about now we start to see traffic improve, northbound at a standstill before 6:00 this morning. i wanted to take you to heavy

traffic westbound 205, still moving at 25 miles an hour as you approach 11th street. just ahead, apology from yahoo's ceo. >> weigh he told his employees and why it is not enough for the whistle-blower who exposed inaccuracies on thompson's resume. i'm michael finney. next, how to save big at your grocery store by doing very little.

it is not just trump screaming "you're fired!" >> main complain prices. isn't that all of our main complaint? michael finney is here with ways you can save. >> you can save big if you pay attention mean if you don't switch supermarkets as long as consumer report says you switch strategies. you can slice your bill in half. are you a shopper who buys whatever catches your eye? does your bill send you into a state of shock? consumer reports shopped for 30 everyday items and says the type of shopper you 10 to be makes a big difference. first, impulsive shopper who never shops for bargains. next, savvy shopper who scoured fliers and used saving

cards and coupons. then a store brand fan. >> i found could you save hundreds, even thousands a year if you shop smarter. >> for example orange juice impulsive shopper paid $1.89, savvy $1.36. store brand fan $1.20 few i have -- $125.m( -- . all in all he cut his bill as a store brand fan. >> you can still save on your favorite national brands if

you stock up and save when they are on sale that happens all the time. to get the greatest savings use lots of tactics, fliers, bonus cards and store coupons to cut down on money spent at the grocery store. >> consumer reports compared prices at costco and found you can save almost as much at a warehouse club as buying store brands but bigger packages don't work for smaller families and singles. bigger pack damages -- bigger packages don't always mean the best value. >> i met one of those ladies who is a extreme -- [ unintelligible ] she is telling me you can combine store coupons with manufacturer's coupons, can you still do that? >> you can. everything is changing because of these extreme couponers. stores are beginning to fight back, finally. you feed to check each store's

policies many double coupons have all but disappear. make sure you know the policies before you start shopping. >> supermarkets used to honor each other's coupons. >> some do, the majority won't any more. >> thank you for joining us. yahoo's ceo still has a job despite demands from an investor who discovered inaccuracies in his resume the ceo issued an apology. he fired off an e-mail in which he says, i want you to know how deeply i regret how this issue has affected the company and all of you. the whistle-blower is demanding yahoo hanover all documents related to the hiring. time for weather, is this coupon-clipping weather? let's find out from another

michael. >> one of the ways my mom got me to go to the store in the summer, i knew there would be air conditioning, hanging out in the frozen food section. we have the winds of change starting to blow in free air conditioning coming to parts of the bay area you may not have to drag your kids to the grocery store. good morning, can we just sit and watch the sun come up? i wish we could. we only have 2 1/2 minutes to get through the weather segment. you can watch?x; online and listen to me give you the forecast. abc7news.com. let's talk about temperatures, as much as i would love to watch that mid to upper 40s santa rosa, napa and los gatos. antioch 59. low to mid -- mainly low 50s monterey bay into salinas gilroy 43°. today hot inland again, cooler at the beaches, that will spread inland, keeper

penetration of the marine layers -- marine layer's flung. coolest everywhere tomorrow, warming again almost as warm as today this weekend. today three degrees warmer in santa rosa, two in concord. one degree cooler san jose. closer to the ocean or the golden gate bridge the san bruno gap where cool air -- cool winds funnel through. south bay mid to upper 80s, 88 campbell and saratoga. peninsula change from mid 80s around palo alto to mid 70s in millbrae. low to mid 60s along the coast low 70s downtown and south san francisco. 25 to 30° warmer in your valleys with mid to upper 80s, 76 sausalito, mid 70s to low 80s north to south along the east bay shore 90s concord, antioch, brentwood, livermore. near 90 morgan hill, gilroy,

86 hollister. low to mid 60s monterey and carmel. going to the a's game? 71 dropping to 61, 7:05 first pitch. most of us in the low to mid 50s tomorrow four to eight degrees cooler. before you know it upper 80s to near 90 this weekend inland. fear 70 at the coast for the holiday weekend. have a great day. you can tell that nearing lies were turned on a few minutes ago that's when -- metering lights were turned on a few minutes ago. the cash paying lanes shorter wait. getting there on i-80 in berkeley, a little crowded westbound drive time still 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge as you leave vallejo to the maze. if you are taking the bay link ferry mechanical problem, using buses for 7:00 departure out of vallejo and 8:30 out of

san francisco. quiet everywhere around the bay area. very nice ride for you. here's a live shot of 101 san rafael, the drive southbound looking good, out of novato into san francisco coming up admission that got philly's pitcher coal hammels in hot -- water. >> today to save koi towers' murals. another three years. those are your "techbytes." i'm sunny hostin.

welcome back. here's the latest on that controversial pitch intended to hit a rookie phenom. hamels drilled one in the back most pitchers would never admit. after the game he said yep he hit him on purpose sort of an old school way to say welcome, you are good now you gotta play. hamels is suspended for the next five games. effort to protect and maintain historic murals of koi tower -- of detroit tower kicks off today -- -- claiming support for measure b on the june 5th ballot. it would prioritize funds

raised at koi tower vents to preserve the fragile frescoes. advocates say koi tower has fallen into disrepair. still ahead, the search for burglary suspect who slipped out of his handcuffs and bolted out of a police car. how he managed to escape custody. al-qaeda plot to detonate under wear bomb on a u.s. bound flight unraveled could the device have bypassed airport security? >> santorum's call for unity. what he told his supporters. >> reporter: police still trying to figure out what happened inside this home where a mom and a 13-year-old daughter were found shot to death. good news if you are traveling by air, all -- airports on time. water in texas and northeast

delays will develop

. good morning many 6:29 on this tuesday morning. is that gorgeous or what? the sunrising in the east over the bay bridge. there's a stall up there that may be causing problems that frances will tell you about coming up. tuesday may 8th, thanks for starting your day with us i'm eric thomas.

i'm kristen sze. that picture, clear, sunny at that other famous bridge we have in the bay area, whipped cream fog. >> puncturing the marine layer clouds that is a signal that winds are getting deeper foot bay area so will cooling february. thickest clouds along the coast, mile and a half visibility around half moon bay rest of visibilities are okay. most of this being haze around santa rosa, napa with six miles there, eight oakland, nine san jose. cooler weather this afternoon, mild now if you are heading out 49 los gatos, low to mid -- antioch 59. 90s in the forecast i'll show you where today and on mother's day. first here's frances. suspension span of the bay bridge traffic was jammed earlier stall that just cheered. starting to pick up, but we -- we want to check out the bay bridge toll domino effect

backed up to just about the 880 overcrossing, a 10 to 15 minute wait. it has been quiet this morning, still a good ride 680 southbound towards highway 24, no major problems in marin, 101 southbound san rafael past the marin civic center. breaking news from the u.s. department of defense. soldier from alameda has died in afghanistan. >> the department of defense says 30-year-old staff sergeant thomas fogerty died from an attack on his unite with an improviseed explosive device. the attack on his unit took place sunday in afghanistan. developing news from pleasanton, police are investigating the mysterious shooting deaths of a 13-year-old girl and her mother. the bodies were found in their home last night. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. >> reporter: the family did not call this house home for

very long. neighbors say they just moved here from out of state a few months ago this is where the mother and daughter were found shot to death on stacey court, last night. police have identified them as 37-year-old amy burton and her daughter 13-year-old ainsley. they were found inside the home on stacey court about 6:00 last night both had been shot to death. >> we're still investigating the circumstances that lead to this shooting still being determined. >> reporter: who called 911 one? >> husband. >> reporter: the husband discovered them? >> yes. >> reporter: police are not calling the husband a suspect they won't say whether they are investigating a double homicide or murder-suicide they said the neighborhood does not need to be on high alert they don't believe there's a murderer on the loose. this is all they want to say for now, they are being careful with the information

they released. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 6:32. developing news in oakland. police are searching for a suspect who slipped out of his handcuffs and escaped out of the back of a police car. officers were driving 19-year-old christopher moss to a downtown jail before 8:00 last night he got out of the car and ran near 7th and jefferson. he left the cuffs on the seat behind him, moss had been arrested for theft. tense waiting game in albany where police could remove occupy farm protesters from a plot of land owned by uc berkeley many they ignored the request to leave over the weekend. now they face possible arrest any moment. the occupy the farm movement has detailed what it wants to break camp voluntarily they want to be hooked up to a water supply to irrigate the crops they planned and they want researchers to agree not to use pesticides there.

experts pouring over the next generation of underwear bomb confiscated during a counterterrorism operation in yemen. >> fbi worries this could get past x-ray months and screeners. -- x-ray machines and screeners. >> reporter: i just heard back from tsa officials they say they haven't heard of any airport security changing in the wake of this threat, not yet. counterterrorism adviser trying to reassure the public it is safe to fly. experts at the fbi labs are picking apart this bomb being called sophisticated. it did not have metal in it. it is not known if full body scanners would have detected it. this morning george stephanopoulos was able to ask john brennan if the bomb could have made it through current airport security procedures. >> we rely heavily on our

intelligence services as well as the work of or partners overseas to stop it before it gets near an airport or plane. we continue to refine those measures. we take into account latest attempts by al-qaeda we'll continue to make adjustments if necessary. >> reporter: in this case, because the al-qaeda plot was foiled authorities say no flights were in danger. cia was conducting a covert operation in yemen and say the would be bomber had not yet picked a target or bought a ticket for a flight. some reports say he's been arrested. brennan was not as forthcoming on that us a peck's whereabouts. we know the bomb -- bomb maker is still on the loose. former presidential hopeful santorum endorsing mitt romney through an e-mail. santorum sent his supporters a long late night e-mail calling on them to unite behind the cause of defeating president obama in november.

he reminded his supporters of areas where he disagreed with romney, abortion, same-sex marriage and curbing spending in washington. yet he says above all else we both agree that president obama must be defeated. earlier in his campaign santorum refered to romney as the worst republican in the country to challenge obama. second vote will be taken in oakland this week to decide which of three companies gets the contract to manage the coliseum complex. commissioners with a joint powers authority voted 4-1 april 20th, to negotiate with the entertainment group. lawyers for the current operator smg complained the board met in closed session before voting without posting that session on agenda to comply with the law, the bore is making public independent evaluation of the three companies and is posting plans to vote friday morning at 8 a.m.. 6:36. you saw that marine layer signaling change for some of

us that means relief. >> i did see it and don't call me shirley. you knew it was coming. [ laughing ] >> very, very nice, nice movie. the marine layer clouds along the coast, six degrees warmer than yesterday at half moon bay. some of the clouds making a late surge into the bay over the next hour and a half. they go back to the coast by noon and hang out during your lunch hour keeping half moon bay at 56 while we are 60 in san francisco, 69 oakland, 66 san rafael upper 70s to low eight , marine influence not affecting you yet. -- oakland will be hanging around 74, 64 san francisco, 60 half moon bay upper 70s the rest of the bay shore mid 80s inland. by 7:00, total sunshine except

for a few spotty clouds around half moon bay and san francisco, mid 50s for you. upper 60s the rest of the bay shore low to mid 70s inland. cooler everywhere four to eight degrees tomorrow, sunday the warmest day. good morning. we are looking at the bay bridge toll right now still backed up past the 880 overcrossing close to a 15 minute wait to the -- metering lights. low clouds as you head in towards the bay. here's a look at 101 in petaluma southbound traffic slow and you can check this out with the exclusive waze traffic app. it was reported heavy about nine minutes ago by a traffic spotter. things are moving around 27 miles an hour, 20 once you get past lakeville highway then it picks up past castenia.

heavy traffic westbound 4 out of antioch heaviest only 11 miles per hour between hillcrest it does pick up past loveridge. bay link ferry commuters mechanical problems buses for 7:00 and 8:30 pairs. -- departures. other mass transit systems, reporting no delays. we have a live report in the new york stock exchange straight ahead. the dow is down 80 points. disturbing new video in the case of a southern california homeless man who died after this encounter with police. why it could be an important piece of evidence against two officers on trial for his death >> new high-tech tool for train conductors technology tested in the bay area changing the way amtrak does business.

. welcome back. traveling the state no weather worries unless the heat bothers you low to mid 90s through the central valleys. sunny over the sierra, 70 in tahoe, 83 yosemite. down the coast 57 eureka, 76 big sur, 82 l.a., 70 in san diego. let's check in with josh elliot for a look at what is

coming up on "good morning america." we were talking about the latest underwear bomber you have more on it, right? indeed we do. good morning to you both and everybody in the bay area. we are going to advance that story. brian ross will join us with the latest. will ask the white house's top terror expert, how worried should you be with the idea that perhaps there are more of these sophisticated devices still out there? also an update on a story resonating in southern california hollywood film exec who vanished last week without a trace. his family is making an emotional plea for your help and we'll hear from them this morning. highlights from last night's "dancing with the stars." and world record week continues. yesterday a man hung from his teeth for three minutes

outside times square. today a daredevil going for a record inside a wind tunnel. can he stay suspended for three hours? underway, as i speak makeovers, how many can we do in 24 hours? you have to tune in to find out right here on "good morning america". great stuff, thanks josh. -- more news, if i is a -- muni is a step closer to let passengers board front and back of any bus. the all-door boarding plan is expected to get final approval by the board of supervisors next week. right now it is allowed only on light rail vehicles, expanding it, muni officials say would speed up bus boarding. riders would have to use year clipper cards or have proof of pavement to efpbt through the rear door. amtrak turning high-tech. the agency has been replacing old fashioned punchers with apple iphones that can scan barcodes.

the new digital scanners will help amtrak keeper track of passengers. the iphone system costs the government agency 7 1/2 million dollars to develop. they hope to roll out the digital scanners to all conductors by late summer. this morning the spotlight on competitors after bank of america offers a break to hundreds of thousands of homeowners. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. hello. bank of america starting to send out letters to more than 2 -- 200,000 homeowners letting them know they may be eligible for big loan modifications. this is part of the bank's agreement ag's from california and other states. there are four other large financial institutions involved, wells fargo, chase,

citigroup and allied financial. wells fargo says the justice department may seek damages against it in a fair lending probe. the bank is working to convince regulators it is in compliance with regulations. we are on the defensive again here today, a lot of confusion about greece, having trouble forming a government there calling into question future of the bailouts. even greece's role in the eurozone. bloomberg index trading to the downside. a company tries to transform business to keep up with rivals like zynga. the maker says it is delaying release of what it calls an important unidentified game title pass next year this is a major factor dragging down sales expectations of the company. shares are taking a hit this morning down 5%.

here's a mind blower, you can buy an electric version of a common suv and pay twice as much, i'm talking toyota's rav 4 sport utility vehicle electric engine with batteries built by tesla, it will be priced at almost $50,000. the base price on a regular rav is un$23,000. i'm jane king, bloomberg -- news. -- 6:48. million dollar forecast. >> yeah, if you like the sunshine, absolutely head inland if you like the coast head that way, cooler big spread today good morning 6:49 almost looking at university of san francisco beautiful campus with the clouds rolling over this morning. we are 50 at half moon bay into san francisco, san rafael,

53 oakland, fremont, 55 san jose los gatos, napa and santa rosa mid to upper 40s 59 antioch for the warm spot low 50s monterey bay inland to salinas warmer for gilroy 43° this morning. in the afternoon hours cooling trend started at the beaches yesterday will move into parts of the bay will not make it inland today it will tomorrow, tomorrow the coolest day in the forecast another warming trend on the way that's how quickly the changes are going to be. today seven degrees above average in san francisco, 72 for the high. redwood city 82 oakland 78. napa 87, san jose 87. livermore 74 today where you are supposed to be. 96 teen degrees warmer than average. could be an air conditioning day especially east bay

valleys. head over to the bay shore, east bay shore, milder, 75 richmond, oakland 78. low 80s union city, fremont. south bay toasty mid to upper 80s los gatos the warm spot, 89 milpitas 84. mountain view 84, 85 los altos northbound peninsula 79 san mateo, 76 millbrae. cooler at the coast, low to mid 60s daly city 63° today. downtown south san francisco low 70s, 76 sausalito, mid to upper 80s north bay valleys. mid 60s at your beaches, more sun this afternoon, low to mid 60s carmel and monterey. hollister 86 near 90 gilroy and morgan hill. delightful day and evening to be out at the coliseum, 71 at

7:05 first pitch. tonight low to mid 50s more clouds along the coast and more clouds throughout the bay area. weak cold front will come through tonight into tomorrowcyñ temperatures drop four to eight degrees that's it a couple degrees warming thursday, a couple more friday, saturday, before you know it just as hot saturday as it is today inland upper 80s to near 90. a lot of sunshine upper 60s to near 70 at the coast for your mother's day weekend. north 101 at de la cruz two cars in the center divide slowing at the scene 21 miles an hour. starting to slow north 101 as you head from tully and capital expressway probably where it begins to slow. i'm checking out drive time from 280 to 237, 20 minutes. slowest spots in the bay area

still westbound 580 out of the altamont pass that drive time almost half an hour to the 680 interchange. westbound 80 crowded through berkeley near gilman and university, drive time up to 25 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze and the maze is just about where you will start to see the back-up for the bay bridge toll which is slow to the metering lights. elsewhere fine on the peninsula, 101 good through san rafael, typical slow down southbound 101 through petaluma. dramatic video showing fullerton police officers beating a homeless man who later died of his injuries. shown for the first time in court yesterday. we want to wash upwsp; the fooe is graphic and may -- we want to warn you, the footage is graphic and may be difficult to watch. some people actually left the courtroom. >> get on the ground! >> i'm sorry dude! >> the officers face second degree murder and involuntary

manslaughter charges in the july 5th beating of 37-year-old kelly thomas. prosecutors say what should have been a routine encounter with a mentally ill man escalated. the case has triggered scores of protests and prompted some to hold memorials. both officers have pleaded not guilty. one faces possible life if convicted. dozens of san francisco drivers say they are getting mixed signals at a busy intersection corner of fell and masonic has been called one of the city's dangerous intersections. to fix it officials put a special light for bikes and a no left turn arrow for drivers. in january they installed a camera that's when the flood of angry calls began. the transportation agency says this one camera cranks out 500 tickets a month. many are fighting the $420 fine. >> when i made a left turn it took a picture of me.

>> i don't see that red light. >> it is way off, hard to see. >> drivers say that's the problem. the mtv is putting a new sign before the left turn to let people know there is no turn signal there it should be in place within a month. here are five things to know before you go: number one, a soldier from alameda has died in afghanistan. military says staff sergeant thomas fogerty was killed in combat by an ied. >> number two, in pleasanton police investigating the shooting deaths of a mother and 13-year-old daughter found in their home last night. police say the woman's husband is a person of interest. >> number three, 2-year-old girl in stable condition recovering from a pit bull attack bitten by the family pet in the face, head and leg according to -- a local blog

that dog has been youth advertised. >> number four, abc7 is co-sponsoring a job fair today from find to 4:00 at the center for employment training on vine street. for more information go to abc7news.com. >> number five, michael finney joined us live to show us ways to save money at the supermarket. using smart tactics is up as fliers, bonus cards and coupons can cut your bill sometimes in half that story is on abc7news.com. final check on weather and traffic. 49 in los gatos, napa, 46 santa rosa, low to mid 50s everywhere else. the shorts and shortsleeves will be coming back out especially inland valleys mid to upper 80s south bay.

the marine layer deeper penetration holds oakland to 78, san francisco 72 and low to mid 60s along the coast. cooler weather tomorrow then gets warmer thursday until we are hot again by sunday. final check of the about toll, backed up towards the foot of the maze and there was an earlier stall heading into san francisco that has been cleared. crash in san jose northbound 101 at de la cruz in the center divide, but, we are hearing from traffic spotters that it is causing a back-up northbound 101 heavy approaching the scene. even northbound 87, some commuters reported a complete standstill approaching that crash. that was a big sun behind that traffic on -- at the toll plaza, did you see that? thanks for joining us. we'll be back with a local update at 7:24.

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