good morning. hope you had a great mother's day. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. let's see what the weather is shaping up like after this mother's day. dry this morning 49 santa rosa low to mid 50s most other areas oakland 57, san francisco 56, 53 in san jose and concord into the afternoon partly cloudy mid to upper 50s along the coast with mid to upper 60s around the bay shore into the north bay low to mid 70s east bay and santa clara valley. frances has a new accident. second accident in the same spot, north 101 approaching embarcadero. they are saying there's another accident in the back-up north 101 at

san antonio blocking a lane. they need a flatbed tow truck. drive time is 16 minutes this is causing about an eight minute delay. westbound 580 heavy as you head towards the altamont pass because of an accident at grant line. slow there as well. the bay bridge toll, only a minor back-up. we are following breaking news out of napa. police are going door-to-door as part of their investigation into an incident late last night where an officer shot a suspect. it happened in the 2100 block of parish road as the officers struggled with the suspect in the backyard of a home. the suspect was taken to a medical center. the officer was not hurt. it is not clear yet what the suspect was wand for. amy hollyfield is headed -- was wanted for. amy hollyfield will buy a live report later. -- sunnyvale and the upheaval at yahoo. the company has appoint add enter -- appointed an interim

ceo after scott thompson resigned over the weekend. >> reporter: the revelation is that scott thompson has thyroid cancer. the "wall street journal" is reporting he told the board about that as he resigned yesterday. of course he is stepping down amid a scandal about his resume, i should say his official biography. it claimed he a computer science degree as well as accounting degree. he only has the accounting degree. the chips are falling from there. we know five board members who had previously mentioned they would be leaving the company have actually resigned immediately. they feeling the pressure having signed off on hiring thompson. one of those board seats will be filled by daniel lobe the activist shareholder who brought the resume scan tell to light. ross levinson has been named interim ceo. experts are hoping he can help

turn the company around. >> it will strengthen them from their media perspective, it is a media company it needs to figure out its social media strategy to compete with facebook. i think the company is still floundering a bit. >> reporter: levinson was hired in november of 2010 previously he ran internet services at news core. he will be having a -- news corp. he will be having a corp wide meeting to talk to yahoo employees. other new board members in addition to daniel lobe, mtv executive michael wolf and turn-around specialist, harry wilson. katie marzullo, abc7 news. governor brown will announce deeper cuts than expected five hours from now when he explains how he plans to close a 16 billion dollar budget deficit. governor delivered the bad news over the weekend in this

video posted on youtube. he announced the gap has grown from nine billion dollars at the first of the year to an estimated 16 billion dollars now. sales tax revenue has been less than expected. this morning at 10:00 he will describe which cuts he will make in state spending. lawmakers have until june 15th to pass a budget. san francisco police investigating gunfire involving officers. investigators say two officers heard a woman screaming near the intersection of fremont and mission. they came upon a woman struggling with a man. police say one officer fired at the man after he pulled out a handgun. the suspect was not hit and dropped his weapon. police say that preliminary indication indicates the suspect was trying to rob the woman. two people hospitalized after a traffic accident in redwood city. photos show what happened when a car knocked down a traffic signal, then flipped over near the san mateo county government center on veterans

beautiful at 11:45 last night. police -- boulevard at 11:45 last night. the occupants of the car managed to get out and walk away from the scene before they were taken to the hospital. defense for former vice presidential nominee john edwards starts today in his campaign corruption trial. at issue is whether he knew about money used to hide his pregnant mistress from the media while running for president in 2008. legal experts disagree on whether edwards should take the stand. legal analyst dan abrahams says it is more likely we will see his daughter kate testify. >> far less risk to call kate to the stand. i think there what you want from her legally is to say what was going on in john edwards ahead. the notion that maybe he was trying to cover up this from his wife. but certainly didn't believe this was any kind of campaign donation. >> edwards admits he lied

about the affair to his wife who was dying of breast cancer but insists he never misspent campaign funds. much more coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." 6:07. the amgen tour california has a leg from san francisco down to the south bay today. >> very important issue for -- >> weather is affecting everybody today, upper level low, brought cooler weather yesterday, you can see the spin here that counterclockwise spin moving north but it is going to bring a cooler than average air mass today with more sun than yesterday not as breezy as yesterday starting off mostly cloudy at 7:00, upper 40s inland low to mid 50s around the coast and bay, noon partly cloudy, low to mid 60s bay and inland mid 50s along the coast mid 50s 4:00, along the coast partly cloudy mid to upper 60s

bay and inland starting to cool under a partly cloudy sky by 7:00 mid to upper 50s coast and bay, mid 60s inland. a lot of pollen today, tree, grass, mold running high. let's talk about what is going to happen the next three days. temperatures warmer tomorrow. mid 80s inland with mid 70s around the bay, mid 50s at the coast, upper 50s towards wednesday with the bay and in the mid 70s low 80s inland temperatures drop five or six degrees thursday. things slowing on the peninsula north 101 because of two accidents in the palo alto area. one san antonio, one at embarcadero. one still blocking, 16 miles an hour. the drive time from 237 up to 84 is 17 minutes. about a 10 minute delay. it might be worth it to head over to 280, which is moving well despite an earlier crash northbound. still heavy traffic westbound 580 into the altamont pass. those are our hot spots.

starting to see more congestion westbound 80 through berkeley still not bad at the bay bridge toll. just ahead, he's not even 30 but he's about to be a very rich man. who are we talking about? don't have to think hard. >> he's already a very rich man. he's going to be a richer man. >> marking a landmark regarding his ceo status. we'll check in with mark zuckerberg. the bay area toll lanes more computers are using to save time. that brand new car may look great, but is it safe? michael finney will tell us which models could be blinding you on the road.

6:13. good morning. and happy birthday to mark zuckerberg he turns 28 and he's getting his social network ready for his biggest week ever. he's expected to take his company public fridays shares of facebook will trade on the nasdaq the initial offering could value facebook at nearly 100 billion dollars. at age 28 zuckerberg is half the age of the average s&p ceo but logged more time, eight years at the helm, more time than your average ceo. first detailed report on the new toll lanes at highway 237 i-880 interchange area has

found an increase in solo drivers paying to use them, cutting down on delays even for drivers in the regular lanes. the mercury news reports valley transportation officials say more than 9100 solo drivers took advantage of the toll lanes the week of april 16th, up from the 7600 in late march. the data is to be examined closely as more toll express lanes are being planned. if you you are having a hard time seeing out of your car, especially out of the rear window you are not alone. michael finney shows you how sleek may not be safe. you may >> reporter: you may be attracted to that new car because of its cool design but watch out consumer reports testified self raw new cars for blind spots and found the new designs are making -- blind spots much worse. cars with high trunks, hoods

and low sloping roof lines give a sleek appearance but can cause visibility problems. >> styling trends have made it harder for drivers to see out, a problem not only in traffic but driveways and parking lots. >> reporter: wide rear pillars and smaller back windows make it hard to see out the back seen when you turn around. >> more than 200 people die every year in accidents by drivers who didn't see them and many of those are children. >> reporter: consumer reports tests rear visibility and finds some seriously lacking. especially for drivers who are short. the hyundai sonata has a blind zone of 21 feet. toyota minivan, 22 feet. dodge durango's blind zone is 37 feet with the chevy avalanche avalanche pick-up truck, 50 feet. more cars are coming with rear view cameras and they do help. you don't have to buy a luxury

vehicle to get a back up camera. cars under $20,000 have them. >> reporter: be aware some are small and others don't display fast enough to see what is behind you before you back up. any camera will help. but an ideal screen is large and centrally located, like this. the department of transportation is considering whether to require back-up cameras in all new cars. that decision is expected by the end of the year. consumer records says even if your car has a camera, don't rely on it alone to make sure there is nothing behind your car before backing up. i'm michael finney, 7 on your we were talking about small kids, you can't see even with the cameras and you can't see much out to the side not a great lateral view pretty much straight behind you. >> if you are backing up and turning, good point.

6:16. time for a look at weather. looks like a beautiful picture from vollmer peak towards mount diablo. just enough of a break to the north that we could see some of the rays trying to breakthrough the early morning sunshine. i think in a minute or so it will be above the cloud cover. let's talk about our cloudy and quiet start with temperatures, 48 santa rosa, low to mid 50s everywhere else, oakland 56 with san francisco, 55 mountain view, san jose 53. 54 concord and livermore. low to mid 50s monterey bay. inland gilroy, salinas, upper 40s. partly cloudy, cooler than average, rollercoaster of temperatures, warm around the bay and inland tomorrow, wednesday and the weekend, in between thursday and friday, more clouds and cooler conditions wait until you see the seven day forecast.

today three degrees cooler than average in livermore, san francisco, four in oakland, san jose five, napa six, redwood city 8° cooler than average. sunsets 8:21 most of us should see it, increasing sun, partly cloudy by the afternoon upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay. mid to upper 60s on the peninsula, san mateo 65, upper 50s along the coast from half moon bay 57 to the same at daly city bayside low to mid 60s downtown and south san francisco north bay beaches more sun than yesterday upper 50s for you inland mid to upper 60s even low to mid 70s -- east bay shore low to mid 60s oakland around 65, inland valleys low to mid 70s wall street -- -- walnut creek. giants are back in town after a win last night, going to take on the rockies, 7:15 first pitch, partly cloudy

cool, 60 dropping to 53°. will keep dropping into the 40s tonight. another mostly cloudy start, plenty of sunshine tuesday and wednesday low to mid 80s inland low to mid 70s around the bay the coast never does warm up, upper 50s for you. bart reporting 5 to 10 minute delays for trains between san bruno and millbrae due to a switching problem, all trains need to stop at sfo before they head to millbrae. ace running 10 minutes late. big delays for this time of the morning, a bit of a surprise north 101 through palo alto from 237 to 84 about a 10 minute delay, eight -- 18 minutes is the drive time two accidents. that's why traffic is heavy through the area. westbound 580 still very heavy near grant line because of an accident. traffic backed up on to westbound 205 out of tracy

that's hour hot spot as well. in the north bay earlier crash north 101 boulevard south off-ramp, new accident in the southbound direction. southbound o'weigh 1 -- southbound 101 at petaluma boulevard. slowing through the area. >> 6:20. still you have heard about tickets for texting while driving. how about texting while walking? one city is about to make it illegal to send a message while taking a stroll. plus, birthday gift for prince william from his late mother diane the huge inheritance he stands to get from the late princess of isisish

breaking news. uc berkeley police moving in to remove the occupy the farm protesters who have been occupying the tract owned by the university. for over three weeks protesters have been there. we just got a news release from uc officials. they say the protesters have rejected tear offer to share the land. -- rejected their offer to share the land. researchers and students could use that plot they are saying we have to do this sky 7 is on the way there. police are moving in to remove the occupy protester. other news, first texting

and driving. now texting and walking is a crime in one new jersey community. new law in fort lee plows police to site anyone who texts while -- lee allows police to site anyone who texts while walking. they've had 20 walking accidents this year. >> big distraction. pedestrians aren't watching where they are walking. >> i don't think i would need to be fined. i don't think i would be like putting myself in danger by doing this. >> many who text while walking 10 to veer off course others run into obstacles. watch this woman. the big splash was captured by cameras at a shopping mall. he's handsome, a prince now prince william is about to become very wealth any when he turns 30 next month he will receive his half of his mother's estate worth 15 million dollars. princess diana left huge sums

of cash from her divorce settlement. her will leaves half to each son when they turn 30. we are waiting for word from the governor's office about where his cuts will land. what will happen to top level executives at. >> morgan after multi-billion dollar -- >> courting the warriors mayor lee's push to bring the team back to san francisco. >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield live on the scene in napa. police officers shot a man last night. i'll have the latest coming up.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. 6:30. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. uc berkeley police moving in on occupy farm protests. >> let's look at weather. mike what do you have for us? a great start. good morning. nothing on live doppler so your morning commute will be dry not sure if it is going to be easy. let's show you temperatures most of news the low to mid 50s, 53 san jose. 55 san francisco and half moon bay. 54 concord and livermore, 48 in santa rosa afternoon hours partly cloudy, a lot of

sunshine everywhere upper 50s along the coast mid to upper 60s bay shore and north bay, low to mid 70s east bay valleys and south bay. bay bridge toll backed up to the 880 overcrossing metering lights on. bart reporting 5 to 10 minute delays for richmond line between san bruno and millbrae due to a switching problem. north 101 jammed towards palo alto, slow from mountain view, couple accidents along that area as you head towards embarcadero. the drive time from 237 to 84, 22 minutes now. you might want to consider 280. 6:31. another breaking news story we've been following all morning. officer involved shooting in napa. amy hollyfield is live operate scene. >> reporter: we are watching police very involved still in this case, still here on the scene even though it happened last night.

focused on the middle of the street now on parish road in napa this street runs between a laundromat and 7-eleven they've blocked it off for several hours. this -- they got called here 11:00 last night, a man was shot in the backyard of a home. police were called and they haven't told us why. somehow ended up in a foot chase with the suspect and it ended with a police officer shooting that suspect. that man was taken to the hospital. police are not said how he's doing but tell us he did survive the shooting. now the sheriff's department has taken over this investigation. police are still here, taking pictures, crime scene unit truck is here. the sheriff's office will be the lead agency on this. we are expecting more information this morning after both agencies gather their evidence and exchange information with each other. stay with us on this developing story.

police do not show any signs of going anywhere any time soon and they've been here since late last night. amy hollyfield, news that. 6:33 how. people protesting the use of smart meters are expected at pg&e headquarters in san francisco today we the company holds its annual share holders' meeting. assemblyman hill is planning to introduce bail that targets bonuses it would prohibit ratepayer money for being used to pay for bonuses and require executives to return the money if pg&e is fined for violations that occurred under their watch ndamukong suh about a ceremony is planned to welcome back residents who rebuilt following the 2010 pipeline explosion and fire that destroyed 38 homes and damaged 17. shake-up at the top of yahoo this morning. washing is hands after ousting the new ceo over a resume

scandal. outgoing ceo thompson told the board that he has thyroid cancer only after his explanation about his inflated resume started to unravel. his biography included a college dee he never received. ross levinson takes over as interim ceo. he served as president of fox interactive media. we'll have more on what it means for stockholders and employs in a live -- and employees in a live report this just in, jpmorgan chase says chief investment officer is retiring after a two billion dollar trading blunder. trying to calm fears it appears the company will accept res nations of three high ranking executives. ceo jamie dimon admitted the bank's credibility has been hurt and it might lose an

additional one billion dollars this quarter. >> we know we were sloppy, stupid, bad judgment we took too much risk strategy was barely vetted, barely monitored. it should never have happened. >> they made bets on derivatives and couldn't pay for it. we have rules that say you can't get in that position. >> some lawmakers say the why. >> morgan chase debacle might hurt their efforts to change banking regulation. jamie dimon is likely to face more scrutiny. president obama's historic endorsement of same-sex marriage last friday has again thrust the issue before the nation. gavin newsom praised the president. same-sex marriage also came up in church services. there are people in this nation who happen to be gay or

lesbian and they deserve to have equal protection under the law. >> marriage is the only institution that -- [ unintelligible ] we have to think about the convinces of eliminating that institution from the law. >> it is not clear how the debate will affect the presidential race. legal experts say same-sex marriage may be decided by the u.s. supreme court. san francisco mayor lee is formally courting the warriors. he sent a letter to the team saying the city would like to work with them to move. all 11 city supervisors with the port commission signed the letter. the warriors have been eyeing piers for a new arena, right now the area is a parking lot. if you look outside you can see grey, cool, i think it is. >> cool in both respects. >> absolutely. good morning, here's a look at the satellite, no radar

returns so it is dry. curl in the clouds that counterclockwise curl is level low we talked about friday that did bring cooler weather yesterday and still hanging around and hurling that cool weather and clouds. i think as the afternoon unfolds, sunshine, warmer than yesterday. mainly low to mid 50s at 7:00 this morning. clouds start to break up we are in the mid to upper nice along the coast, into san rafael, oakland and santa rosa, the rest of us in the low to mid 60s lunch time. 4:00, partly cloudy not as breezy as yesterday more sunshine along the coast into san francisco, san rafael and oakland mid to upper 50s through, the rest of us mid to upper 60s, 7:00, starting to cool, mid to upper 50s along the coast into the bay, low 60s in the east bay valleys and the santa clara valley. high amounts of tree, grass and mold once again today. here's a look at that three-delay forecast. we start with temperatures that are going to be -- warmer

tomorrow, into wednesday, thursday temperatures fall back out of the 70s and 80s back into the 50s and 60s with a few more clouds. good morning. 20 minute delays on the the peninsula, quite unusual, north 101 heavy from mountain view up towards palo alto. there may be three separate accidents along this stretch that's what has caused the tie-up. 280 moving at 71 miles an hour, might be a better alternate. keep that in mind. looks like the drive time just improved, a little better now hopefully they will be clearing those accidents. southbound 101 petaluma boulevard south crash in the center divide heavy approaching the scene drive time from highway 12 to highway 37 is 39 minutes another hot spot. westbound 580 slow through the altamont pass because of a crash. part 5 to 10 minute delays between san bruno and sfo due to a switching problem. bay bridge toll backed up past

880. yahoo, jpmorgan chase all under the microscope. trading underway. live report from the new york stock exchange straight ahead. dow down 109 points. the alarming ways flyers are using to smuggle weapons onboard planes. why the tsa may be taking a closer look at your children's toys the next time you fly. on patrol for potholes the dent they are putting in a growing problem for motorists.c

welcome back. look at forecast across the bay area today partly cloudy, increase in sunshine still cooler than average appear half moon bay mid to upper 60s bay shore and north bay -- low to mid 70s east bay and south bay. quiet across the entire state upper 70s through the central valley, 86 fresno. 68 tahoe, 76 yosemite, heading down south afternoon sun, san diego near 70, l.a. 73, 106 in palm springs. 6:43. >> j let's check in with josh elliot for what is coming up on gma. good morning. a lot to get to, including the latest fallout south of here,

on wall street after that colossal loss by jpmorgan chase the bank losing at least two billion dollars in a single series of trades. today we ask what will it mean for the markets? also what it is going to mean for all of your wallets? we have the latest twist in the case of that missing arizona girl who disappeared three weeks ago. authorities are barring her father from seeing his other children. surprising development in that case this morning. also, modern family, secrets to bring you, very inspiring story about one of the stars of the popular show. her secret health battle, secret no more bringing us a story about how her father is giving her a new life. also, spring concert series continues and just feet from me, adam lambert will be performing. his album depositing tomorrow, great stuff you are not going to want to miss it. raucous crowd outside, all next here on

"good morning america." thanks josh. tsa security officials are the targets of a lot of country for how they do their jobs unnecessary pat downs one frequent complain. but they scored a victory in r -- in rhode island last week they found gun parts hidden inside three stuffed animals. the father claims he didn't know the gun parts with -- were in there. president obama heads to new york city to attend two fundraisers and deliver the commencement address at barnard college. women's issues have come to the forefront of the upcoming campaign the president is expected to speak about that today. after the ceremony the president heads to a fundraiser hosted by the lbgt leadership council and ricky martin. he will also attend a private fundraiser in the evening and

tape and view with the view. busy day for wall street. changes at best buy, yahoo, jpmorgan chase and possibly in europe as well. >> jane king is live at the new york stock exchange. things are running but not sure they are off there. >> question, quite a bit down. i guess the theme today is executive shake-ups there's a lot. best bay announcing its former ceo brian dunn behaved inappropriately and founder schultz is stepping down after a close relationship with a female employee that negatively impacted the work environment. yahoo investors seem to be liking the latest changes stocks higher at the moment in response to the announcement that scott thompson is out after failing to correct errors in his credentials. the company is revamping the

bore. they are bowing to investor daniel lobe. getting a seat on the board as part of those changes. weak start overall markets. speculation that greece may leave the euro within a matter of months. still no government there. concern about spain's banking crisis. jpmorgan chase top exec ina drew is retiring following news the bank is facing huge trading losses. down 140 points, s&p and nasdaq deeply in the red. bloomberg index down four points. facebook getting ready to go public this week. steve wozniak says he would be a buyer and he doesn't care about the price because he believes in zuckerberg.

wozniak says zuckerberg --. >> we lost jane. you got the gist of that story. mix of sun, clouds, a few drops falling from the clouds. sun breaking through over oakland as we look south sees from our roof cam in downtown san francisco, just got a call from someone in sausalito they have a sprinkle or light shower. moisture in these clouds and during the morning hours it is always easier for them to drop a little. for the most part we remain this morning. low to mid 50s just about every consider except santa rosa at 48. monterey low to mid 50s inland upper 40s gilroy and salinas. today partly cloudy, more sun than yesterday, still cooler than average temperatures this

afternoon warmer around the bay and inland tomorrow, thursday i should say tomorrow, wednesday and the weekend in between more clouds and cooler thursday and friday going to be a rollercoaster ride of temperatures this week. three degrees warmer in concord, same in santa rosa, one degree warmer in san francisco, the same in oakland 65, san jose and fremont four and eight degrees cooler than yesterday. low to mid 50s east bay valleys. low to mid 60s east bay shore from richmond 62, castro valley and fremont at 67, oakland 65. sunnyvale 67 today, 70 san jose 73 los gatos. mid to upper 60s on the peninsula, 66 in menlo park. redwood city and millbrae 67. more sun along the coast today not as breezy as yesterday low to mid 60s downtown and south san francisco and sausalito mid to upper 60s north bay

valleys. upper 50s more sun at beaches. low to mid 60s monterey bay. heading to the game tonight, boys are back at at&t park cool, 715, first pitch 50 dropping to -- 60, dropping to 53. -- we'll quickly see sunshine and low to mid 80s inland tomorrow and wednesday, mid 70s around the bay warming never gets to the coast upper 50s for you. 70s everywhere except coast 50s tuesday and friday thursday and friday 80s return inland for the weekend. northbound 85 at moffitt boulevard lights out, 500 customers without power in the mountain view area if you are traveling through that area and the streetlights are out you need to treat that as a

four-way stop. bay bridge toll backed up to the 880 overcrossing. a lot of accidents this morning, north 101 slammed through mountain view up towards palo alto because of -- of a couple of accidents, if you can pop over to 280 easily that is moving at 70 miles an hour, versus 18. you get the idea that is a much better alternate. also, southbound 101 heavy to petaluma accident at petaluma boulevard south in the center divide the drive time almost 40 minutes from highway 12 to highway 37. also been a slow ride through the altamont pass, especially heavy on westbound 205 approaching grant line road. bart reporting 5 to 10 minute this case for trains through san bruno and millbrae due to switching problems all trains need to stop at sfo. breaking news. uc berkeley police moving in right now on the occupy the farm end cam -- encampment in

albany. you see the police in the middle of the street getting ready to do whatever it is they are going to do. a few officers in riot gear showed up to clear out any remaining occupiers from what -- the piece of land cal owns that it uses for agricultural research. occupiers moved in a few weeks ago and began planting crops. the university said it was willing to share the land in some capacity. but talking broke down over the weekend. so cal warned it would take action soon. the occupiers moved their tents and rest of their camp outside the finances line this morning. so they say -- outside the fence line this morning. so they say they are no longer trespassing. you see uc police officers inside the tract fence line warning occupiers to leave or face arrest. we'll bring you a live report

on abc7 news at 11. oakland road crews heading into the third week of their eight week pothole blitz. the goal to eliminate more than 3500 potholes by the end of june. city leaders say crews have already fill more than 1500 in the first two weeks. they have 2,000 more to go. this week they they will be working in west oakland and ask drivers to slow down when you see them. here are five things you need to know before you go: number one, in napa, investigation underway after a police officer shot a suspect during a confrontation last night. suspect was taken to the hospital. not clear why the suspect was shot. >> number two, shake-up at the top of yahoo the company has an enter croom ceo this morning after -- as has an interim ceo this morning. thompson told the board he has thyroid cancer after the resume scandal broke.

>> number three, governor brown will release his revised state budget a couple from hours from now. he posted a warning saying the budget deficit has soared to 16 billion dollars, almost double the figure projected in january. >> number four, in a few hours a protest over the use of smart meters is expected at pg&e headquarters when the company holds its shareholders' meeting. today assemblyman hill plans to introduce a bill that targets bonuses of pg&e executives. >> number five, expect traffic delays for the second leg of the amgen tour bike race starts from the marina green at 11 peter say again won the first leg and will -- will wear the yellow jersey. right now we have a few pockets of sprinkles, especially along the coast into sausalito where we had a fewer call in and say a little shower now no organized areas of wet weather on live

doppler. as we break down your day, mostly cloudy, through the next few minutes, upper 40s inland, low to mid 50s around the bay and coast, noon partly cloudy, more sun, quicker than yesterday, mid 50s all timeframes at the coast, low to mid 60s lunch hour around the bay and inland. 4:00, mid to upper 60s bay and inland 7:00, upper 50s around the bay, to the mid 60s inland have a great day. bay bridge toll, good back-up past 880 overcrossing. traffic jammed north 101 through mountain view, 18 miles an hour up to palo alto because of a couple earlier accidents that's an unusually slow spot for this time of the morning. slow traffic everywhere else north bay as well, heavy southbound 101 through petaluma, 18 miles an hour. westbound 205 also jammed as you head out of tracy this morning to slowing in the

altamont pass. thank you for joining us for the abc7 morning news. >> we'll be back with another local update at 7:24. we give you another look from sky 7 hd live of our breaking news in albany where police in riot gear are there removing protesters. they say that if those continue to trespass will be arrested and they gotta do this to protect the academic freedom of researchers and students who want to use that land they offered to share the land over the weekend the protesters refused to cede complete control over the university. they did take down their camping structure. people are still there. now it looks like there's a standoff situation with police giving them a little time saying if you don't go you will be arrested. >> thanks for joining us, we'll see you tomorrow we'll see you tomorrow morning! closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc