good thursday morning. i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. we begin with breaking news in cupertino. terry mcsweeney is live at the 280/85 connect oar with latest on efforts to move anover turned cement truck. -- >> reporter: it is about 80,000 pounds worth of a project. you can see the calvary has arrived. two huge tow trucks are here they are getting ready to wrap

chains around the tractor and two trailers carrying the powder cement. take a look at pictures from closer up we shot a short time ago pacific this morning. again, tractor carrying -- pulling two trailers of powder cement, took this turn and it is a very sharp turn and over goes the truck, the driver telling photographer ian babcock he was not going too fast he's not sure what happened. chp says the back trailer went and the rest followed. they are going to wrap it up try to straighten it up and have this cleared in maybe an hour and a half from now. here's what the chp says is the plan. the dried concrete in the trailers the trailers are not breached or cracked open at this time. hopefully, it remains that way. >> reporter: what do you have leaking and how bad is it? >> only 5 10 gallons of motor oil leaking out of the engine no diesel fuel leaking.

everything else is intact. >> reporter: there's good news. the fuel of this truck is not leaking at this point. as we heard the powder cement in the trailers not liking. they've they got to right these things and get them off the road hopefully the powder will not start coming out or problem with the tpwaoul -- with the fuel in the truck itself. 85 off-ramp of 280 southbound closed until an hour and a half perhaps if everything goes as scheduled we'll keep you posted. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. meantime better news in oakland. after a postal service big rig crashed overnight amy hollyfield is live near 880 at high street. lanes have been blocked are they open now? >> reporter: they are open now. we have good news to report. believe it or not, the truck is still here, check it out,

turns out it is quite an ordeal to haul a big rig truck out of here. they are taking a lot of time on this fortunately, they were able to open all lanes of northbound 880 here at high street. this won't impact you. ti'/xuá the hope is that you wil keep your eyes on the road and traffic will keep moving without problems. this is high street northbound 880. this happened inside a cement wall construction zone on the shoulder. they were doing refurbishing work that's the good news. the truck is not blocking lanes and that's why they were able to open the highway this accident happened about 1:30 the truck went over the wall they are trying to piece together why? >> as far as we can tell right now, it was a single vehicle collision into the wall. because we haven't been able to contact witnesses that phoned in, we can't rule anything out. >> reporter: you are looking at a shot of the driver of that trouble. he is okay, as you can see his

wife came to pick him up. he did not want to comment on what happened. he was hauling mail, u.s. mail, it is all intact, fine, no word on whether it will be delayed getting to its destination but it will arrive, everything is okay, it didn't spill. the truck did spill a little fuel they don't know how much they feel like they got it all cleaned up. now the big issue is hauling that truck out. again, traffic is okay through here. but, we want to turnover to our traffic expert sue hall to help you -- guide you through this crazy morning. good morning. i guess the big concern now is rubberneckers at this point with the big rig still there hanging on to that wall out of lanes we don't have traffic delays through the scene now hopefully they will get that out of there. expect slowing when traffic stars to pick up, thanks to rubberneckers. cupertino now -- terry mcsweeney was on the scene we

still have that closure highway 85, alternate around let as look at waze app, foothill to stevens creek boulevard to highway 85. terry reporting that should be open in an hour and a half. 5:05. in san ramon police searching for three suspects in an armed robbery attempt at a jewelry store. investigators say a fourth suspect was shot and killed by the store's owner. authorities say the four armed men tried to rob gold n treasures on san ramon valley boulevard yesterday afternoon one was shot in the store. witnesses say they saw one collapse in the middle of the cross back after being shot he later died at a hospital. the others were able to get away police believe they were driving a white four-door 90s -- 90s sedan. we should find out more about what happened when brian stow was savagely at the dodgers' home opener last year.

katie marzullo is in the breaking news center with more. >> reporter: best i can tell from everything i've read this morning, what we should learn today in court is that prosecutors plan to layout the details exactly what happened during that beating in the parking lot of dodger stadium. yesterday, a bombshell in core, prosecutors played a recorded cell phone conversation between defendant marvin nor wood and his mother during the call norwood confessed to some involvement. >> i got arrested for that dodger stadium thing, so not much i can say over the phone but i was involved. >> reporter: prosecutors are looking to connect norwood to the attack. authorities believe the other defendant louie sanchez was the aggressor. people sitting near them testified that the two were aggressive throughout the game. they said sanchez was throwing peanuts and swearing at

giants' fans at one point he sprayed soda over a man and woman in another row that man said he almost fought with sanchez in the stands but they were pulled apart. brian stow, father and paramedic, was punched so hard in the parking lot that he fell and his head slammed against the pavement. as you know he's been in the hospital with a traumatic brain injury ever since, which is more than a year. norwood and sanchez face charges of mayhem, assault and battery and inflicting great bodily injury. the judge will decide if the case goes to trial, the hearing is expected to last four days. protesters cleared from a 10 acre plot of uc owned land in albany vowed to be in court this morning when university officials argue for a lawsuit banning them from occupying that land again 100 uc police officers moved in and cleared the in albany more than two weeks ago. some of the protesters had been living and planting crops

on the property since mid april. uc uses the land for research. protesters want the land uses for sustainable agriculture. new poll finds state voters are in favor of a proposed one dollar a pack tax increase on cigarettes. prop 29 is on next tuesday's ballot. the poll shows 62% of voters are in favor of the tobacco tax with 33% opposed. the analyst office says 850 million dollars would be raised each year to fund cancer research and help law enforcement fight illegal cigarette sales. san francisco district officials rescinding half of the lay-off notice they say announced officials hope the move will show good faith as they continue contract negotiations with the teacher's union under the oversight of a mediator. the district notices to 218. officials say they are rescinding layoffs of 97

teachers. the contract expires in july. members have taken the first of two votes that could lead to strike. 5:09. time for a look at that warm-up. you are going to love it if you like it warm inland then you have a choice too. mike? >> head to the coast where it is going to be coolest today. good morning. lack of clouds we showed that you already and lack of winds kind of reinforcing the fact that high pressure is sitting on top of us usually our calmest and warmest weather, a little breeze out of the north nine miles per hour oakland, fo five half moon bay, three napa, 14 out of the southwest at fairfield. today still going to relatively mild with mostly sunny conditions at 7:00 most of news the low to mid 50s we start to see the microclimates develop at noon 58 at the coast, 74 around the bay 81 inland, 4:00 toasty inland with mid 80s not even much

relief around the bay at 80 coast 20° cooler if you are out during 4:00. during the evening the dry air going to cool comfortably mid to upper 70s inland outdoor activities around the bay dress for 27 at the coast 58°. pollen high amounts of tree and grass moderate amounts of mold and ragweed. warm to hot tomorrow, two-day event breezy conditions we drop four to eight degrees saturday and another tour to eight sunday putting news the 70s around the bay upper 70s inland and mid 50s at the coast by the end of the weekend. here's sue with your traffic. good morning. live shot of 280 through san jose light northbound direction 17 out of the santa cruz mountains. here's what is happening elsewhere. we had an earlier "sig alert" with a problem in oakland 880 at high street northbound that big rig now out of lanes,

"sig alert" lifted. it is on the shoulder and it is quite a sight to see you may find slowing as rubberneckers are taking a look. cupertino 85 on-ramp blocked with a turned over cement truck. terry mcsweeney reporting about an hour and a half now until that expected reopening in the meantime we have a "sig alert" here and alternate would be 28 toe to foothill to stevens creek back on 85. the n judah line no service until monday june 4th. all other mass transit on time no delays reported, that is good news. quick look at macarthur maze some sort of activity with a tow truck on the side if you are coming off of 580 looks like traffic is cleared through the maze no problems at the bay bridge toll. 5:11. next, how a loud peacock brought steve jobs and larry

ellison together. the close encounter that caused heart-stopping moments for pains as a small plane. -- for

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buildings many they won't require roofs have solar panels just that they be suitable for solar panel installation that could affect architecture, shading and direction the new standards would take effect january 24 teen and include other energy-saving requirements. -- >> the house is expected to take up a 148 billion dollar measure to fund veterans programs and construction projects at military bases. president obama will veto the bill fit gets to him. the veto comes because house gop leaders are moving to cut funding for federal agencies by 19 billion dollars overall. the administration says the move will force deep cuts to domestic programs like education, research and health care. number of homes sold by owners for less than they owe on their mortgages soaring. analysts says short sales were up 25% in the first quarter come teared -- compared to a year ago.

the federal aviation administration is trying to figure out how an american eagle plane was clipped by a cargo jet at o'hare international. >> just when you think you are home and you're scott free, something can happen. >> a chinese cargo jet hit the tail of the much smaller jet yesterday. none of the 18 passengers onboard the smaller plane were injured some were frightened as they saw the jetliner approaching. >> there you are on a little commuter jet and you look up and see this huge what i call the front end of a 747. >> that is huge. look at the size difference there. the commuter plane was headed to the terminal when the tail got hit airport officials say the contact caused minor damage. high fructose con syrup won't be getting a new name the fda rejected a build to

rename it corn sugar. it is used widely in cereals, sodas and processed foods and has earned a negative image as obesity levels rise. tech giants attending all things digital conference in southern california this week. oracle's ceo is recalling the story of how he met the late steve jobs. this is video from the conference website. he says it was a peacock of all things that first brought them together when they were neighbors in woodside it was a gift to jobs from his girlfriend at the time. ellison went over to complain about the bird making a disturbance wandering over to his property. >> we were neighbors in woodside his peacock wandered on to my property and woke me up. not the way to start a relationship. [ laughing -- [ laughing ] >> his girlfriend had give event him a peacock answer i came to complain and i said

you don't like that bird either. >> two strong willed men. ellison and others shared rare behind the scene memories of jobs at the conference. >> imagine both would have been neighbors that you don't want to cross. >> oh yeah. tough negotiations in the boardroom or over the back fence with those guys. >> exactly. >> more graduations today those graduates have to get hot in caps and gowns. >> they want to dress for the warm in many areas 13 of them today. here's the first one, peninsula high in san mateo, having their graduation ceremony in san bruno, 2 p.m. today it will be mostly sunny and 67°. our next school is in san jose, san jose high, 3 p.m. today check out that temperature, 86°, sunny and warm and unfortunately, unlike the last couple of days won't be much of a breeze. >> san mateo 5:00 today,

wonder whose school that is? mostly sunny and 75. here's a look at what is going on -- [ unintelligible ] here's a look at some of the clouds along the coast, flanking sausalito and that pace about as far east as they are going to get, talking a clear start for -- along the coast santa rosa upper 40s low to mid 50s elsewhere antioch 60 monterey bay upper 40s to low 50s. sunny today warmest inland coastal clouds more tonight won't be as cool as it was this morning or is this morning breezy and much cool they are weekend as far as temperatures today everybody above average from two degrees in san francisco, six in oakland redwood city seven. 10 napa, 11 san jose 16 in

livermore. let's start in the south bay upper 80s to low 90s in most areas milpitas 86, mid 80s peninsula mid to upper 70s millbrae and san mateo. downtown south san francisco upper 60s. 75 sauce heat toe, mid to upper 80s -- sausalito, mid to upper 80s valleys. union city, fremont, castro valley, hercules low to mid 80s low to mid 90s east bay valleys. near 64 monterey, 74 watsonville, 94 inland. tonight mainly mid to upper 50s, 64 in antioch clouds are going to make more of a push into the bay than this morning that's the cooler sea breeze that hits the coast tomorrow in the bay drops a couple degrees still stifling hot inland sea breeze moves inland saturday to monday 10 to 20°

cooler from the coast to inland by monday. good morning. thank you so much. update on 880 oakland big rig off to the shoulder now still a distraction for drivers all lanes are clear northbound they've lifted that "sig alert" not so in cupertino we still have a "sig alert" in effect highway 85 the on-ramp southbound 280 remains shutdown overturned cement truck there they've got the huge tow trucks on scene trying to upright that so we can get you your commute. alternate 280 to foothill expressway to stevens creek or homestead. if you going to 880 from 238 towards the maze past high street over 15 minutes not bad, 80 carquinez bridge to the maze and 580 altamont pass still good. live look, this is vollmer

camera highway 24 snaking towards the caldecott tunnel through lafayette and looks like you are in a bit of company no major problems just a little slow traffic towards the caldecott into the macarthur maze. bay bridge toll, metering lights off, beautiful sunrise, clear as mike says the city going to be a nice warm day, so far that commute into san francisco upper deck looking good. 5:22. next, events that will bring former presidents george h.w. bush and george w. bush to the white house today. father and son. ri -- . this little girl the talk of the spelling bee. she takes a shot at spelling glory. we've got bay area spellers we'll tell you about that coming up. y."

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it was a smooth first round for youngest ever competitor. the second round was tougher. >> engluzies. >> that is incorrect. >> it is ingluvies. [ applause ] >> that word knocked the stunned lori out of competition. one bay area student is going to this morning's semifinal round. an 8th grader in san jose correctly spelled -- the scores were based on words and scores from a test taken tuesday. >> you can watch on espn 2 if

you want. we are following breaking news in the south bay, caltrans and highway patrol rushing to move an overturned cement truck that could complicate the commute. we are live at the scene. search for the gunman who opened fire in a group of oakland high school students. impact facebook's struggling ipo could have on california's budget. temperatures across the area from 64 at hay to 94 in antioch, -- at half moon bay to 94 in antioch sunny and warmer than average today. you can tell it is hot here when it gets cool -- [ unintelligible ]

>> reporter: major off ram of southbound 280 blocked by overturned stem truck. -- [ unintelligible ] . good morning thanks for

joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. we are following breaking news out of cupertino. terry mcsweeney is live at the connector ramp where that truck is overturned. what is the latest on efforts to remove it? >> reporter: they are making progress. in the last few minutes you can see back there the cables coming down from the tow truck wrapped around the overturned dry concrete trailer. there's two of 'em down they've got one and you can see maybe you can see they are moving it a bit lifting it up according to the chp nothing is coming out of that dry cement container. as we look to the right i want to show you maybe the saddest man in the south bay right now that is the driver of this truck that went over at 3:00 this morning. take a look at tight shots of the situation a little bit allege. trailers on their side,

tractor on its side, about 80,000 pounds worth of truck over on its side they've been out here with tow trucks for the past hour or so getting things positioned. they don't think anything has been compromised. the only leak that they see right now is engine oil coming out of that truck. we tacked to chp a while ago -- we talked to the chp a while ago. >> the toe -- the tow company will have special equipment without compromising the load. >> reporter: they are slowly making progress two huge tow trucks a back-up as well. southbound 280 is the direction this guy was coming he wanted to get on northbound 85, as he took the off-ramp it went over a few hours ago. the -- southbound on 280, connector to northbound 85 still closed. they are saying about maybe an hour and 45 minutes from now,

if all goes well. so far, so good. we'll keep you posted. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. also developing news in the south bay. san jose elementary schoolteacher is in jail this morning facing child porn charges. place arrested 50-year-old johnny urias yesterday at his home in san jose he faces charges of possessing and -- and manufacturing child pornography he taught first and second grade at will rogers elementary he was placed on leave last august after police launched an investigation. district officials say investigators told them there is no indication any students in the district were victims. this afternoon the man accused of killing sierra lamar is pecked to enter a lee when he returns to court -- is expected to enter a plea when he returns to court. he appeared before a judge a week ago. investigators believe garcia-torres took the girl from near her home march 16th. they say lamar's dna was found

inside his car and his dna was on her clothing found in a discarded backpack. search crews in morgan hill were out again yesterday looking for her. prosecutors have filed murder charges against garcia-torres, despite the fact that sierra lamar sire's body has -- sierra's body has not been found. mitt romney will attend a gathering on the peninsula this morning before leaving the bay area. it will be with a small group at a silicon valley location. last night romney tended a dinner at the sprawling carolyn chateau hosted by charles bartlett johnson and his wife. romney's arrival brought out protesters organized bye-bye area democratic officials they criticized romney and his big money supporters. the bay area is fertile ground for fundraising with president obama collecting millions for his campaign war chest last week. state officials say tax revenue from facebook could be

hundreds of millions less than expected. facebook shares have nosedived since the stock public two weeks ago. the department of finance estimated the sale of stock would bring in 1 1/2 billion dollars. facebook closed at just above $28 a share yesterday down a quarter of its value from initial offering at $38. the "los angeles times" reports the brown administration does not intend to redo its revenue forecast because the price will continue to fluctuate. police continue to hunt for the gunman who shot an oakland high school student the 18-year-old was among a group of students hanging out afterschool at park and mcarthur. a plan of man in dreadlocks opened fire on them hitting the victim in the leg. a spokesman said the victim was the intended target police have not revealed a motive the teen is recovering. it is the third gun-related incident at oakland high this year. contra costa county deputy d.a. accused of assaulting a

colleague is fighting back. prosecutors initially charged him with 13 criminal counts, including rape after the 2008 incident. a judge dismissed the case in october. he is suing the state, the county and the city of martinez. he claims the charges were politically might ed. he was fired but reinstated -- after the case was dismissed. currently he's on a leave. this morning san francisco mayor lee will unveil a new two year budget plan the plan will include money to hire more than 300 new police officers. the mayor wants to hire more than 250 new firefighters over the next six years. he wants to increase loans to small businesses and create new business corridors. the budget proposal will reveal how the mayor plans to close a 170 million dollar budget gap. the board of supervisors will take up the budget next month. privately owned dragon spacecraft is now detached from the international space station and getting ready for a bumpy ride back to earth.

a company called spacex owns the dragon and used it to deliver cargo to the space station seven days ago the first private mission ever to the space station it is headed by elon musk chairman of tess the reusable dragon capsule expected to splash -- tesla. the reusable dragon capsule is expected to splash down 9:00 our time. good morning. let's talk about the lack of clouds. we see a little along the coast eight mile visibility half moon bay some trying to spill across san francisco as soon as they get into san francisco they are falling apart that's why we have unlimited visibility everywhere else. hazy, high pressure, not a spare the air day. 7:00 this morning, low to upper 50s clouds goon by noon

everywhere upper 50s half moon bay low to mid 60s san francisco and oakland, 70s and 80s for the rest of us during the lunch hour warmer at 4:00, wealth of 80s everywhere except for oakland at 72, san francisco at 64 and half moon bay at 60. good news, once that sun angle starts to lower it will cool considerably by 7:00. 58 half moon bay, 60 in san francisco, 67 oakland, 69 san rafael fairfield and antioch 81. pollen count tree and grass high. mold and ragweed moderate. as far as our three-day forecast, very hot inland tomorrow, warm around the bay 80 coast 62 temperatures drop into the upper 70s by sunday inland 70 around the bay mid 50s at the coast kwai a turn around. here's sue with your traffic. good morning. couple of updates. first oakland earlier hot spot

with a big rig off to the shoulder now not blocking lanes traffic seems to be getting by. it will be a distraction once they tow that big rig out. right now, it is looking good. "sig alert" still in effect, as terry mcsweeney has been reporting, 85 on-ramp to southbound 280 continues to be blocked with an overturned stem truck they are hoping another hour, -- cement truck they are hoping another hour, less than an hour terry following that. let's take a look at waze this would be your alternate around that if you have to get to highway 85 foothill expressway to the stevens creek boulevard into highway 85 from there as you can see a little slow traffic past that scene. elsewhere san rafael southbound 101 moving nicely towards the golden gate bridge no problem once you cross into san francisco. here's a look at walnut creek a little brake lights past

north main towards highway 24. 5:39 now. fire guts a san jose home. next, why firefighters say city budget cuts hurt their response. donation that is giving oakland police helicopters a new lift.

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welcome back. cuts to the san jose fire department are being blamed for hampering a battle against a fire that destroyed one home and damaged another in berryessa neighborhood. video from a shows flames and heavy smoke from the roof of the two story house yesterday afternoon. sky 7 was on the scene as firefighters had to get off the roof because it was about to collapse. the flames spread to a neighboring home and caused roof damage there. fire officials say staffing for a second engine was not available because of cost cutting brown-outs. the arriving crew had to set up its own water supply usually handled by a second engine. no one was hurt, thanks to the heroic actions of a neighbor who alerted a person in the house that it was on fire. the san rafael and larkspur fire departments

appear to be heading towards consolidation. the city managers of san rafael and larkspur have signed a contract which calls for the fire chiefs of both departments to create a shared fire service area. both cities have had to cut fire department funding over the past several years because of shrinking tax revenues. big donation putting the oakland police helicopter back into service. the chopper flew over a tense standoff with a home invasion robbery suspect yesterday. the chopper helped officers watch for any signs the man was trying to escape. police arrested him. the department hasn't used the helicopter fulltime since 2009 because of budget cuts. now it received a $10,000 donation from a non-profit alliance that will buy enough fuel for 80 hours of flight time. big shift in the real estate market. bloomberg business report coming up. move to save state parks

from closure gets a big boost. revealing photo that has embroiled facebook in another

check out the lack of clouds today. what a spread from mid 60s along the coast to mid 90s in our inland valleys around the bay mid 80s even down to mid 70s. live doppler over the last three hours no rain not when it is this warm. upper 90s throughout the central valley heading to big sur, l.a. sunny and 80 sun and 76 tahoe near 90 yosemite, 69 san diego, check out palm springs 112 today ouf -- ouch breaking news overseas two american tourists kidnapped in egypt security officials say the two were taken at gunpoint while traveling by car to a resort in the sinai peninsula, they are described as two men in their early 30s. secretary of state clinton says u.s. would need international support for any

military action in syria. meantime, activists say at least one person has died today. a -- syrian troops opened fire in a town where more than 100 were executed, including more than 30 children. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations says the situation in syria is not likely to improve soon and it is likely that kofi annan's u.s. peace plan will fail. residents in seattle are still rattled after a shooting left six dead. police say a gunman identified as 40-year-old lee stawicki killed five before taking his own life it began yesterday morning at a cafe where four were killed a city wide manhunt followed. officers say the suspect shot himself as they moved in after he killed a woman and took her suv. police are still trying to figure out what led him to the violence. new study finds more than 500 lives could be saved and

nearly 10,000 accidents could be prevented each year if tougher traffic laws and licensing standards are enacted for teenaged drivers. nhtsa says, states need to implement five parts of the strongest laws for young drivers that are used in some states to see the best results. those are: minimum license age of 17. minimum permit answer of 16. at least 65 supervised practice hours. night driving restriction that starts at 8 p.m.. a ban on teen passengers. a bill that would create new funding sources for california's state parks is now headed to the senate. the bipartisan bill passed on a unanimous 74-0 vote. it requires the state parks department to modernize fee collection process and it would allow californians to donate to parks by buying special license plates the measure is one of several moving through the legislature aimed at saving most of the 70 parks slated to close because

of the budget crisis. 5:50. things are going to warm up, good news for folks graduating today. >> [ talking over each other ] let's go back to the peninsula a lot of graduation ceremonies today. san mateo high the bearcats 5:00 today mostly sunny about 73°. we'll go to -- the tigers graduating 5:30 today, sunny and warm with 81°. back to the peninsula we have hillsdale high the knights, somebody that went to are gone doesn't like them, do they? -- i don't know who that is. 5:30 today, mostly sunny and 73. check out this beautiful postcard picture from sutro showing what little cloud cover we have trying to move in from the coast and how the buildings are sticking up through it and the sun coming

up that's great i gotta talk about temperatures just updated these we are all in the 50s except for los gatos, half moon bay and santa rosa mid up to -- mid to upper 40s. sunny today, warmest inland coastal clouds not as cool as this morning breezy cooler this weekend. [ unintelligible ] lack of clouds and look at how quickly the few clouds that are out there dissipate 9:00, noon total sunshine and we'll have 60s to 90s by 3:00. we'll start over in the east bay valleys warmest weather low to mid 90s today danville and concord, pittsburg 92. hercules, castro -- tell -- upper 80s to low 90s through

most of the south bay today with mid 80s through most of the peninsula until you get to san mateo 79 millbrae 74 low to mid 60s along the coast upper 60s downtown and south san francisco. low to mid 60s at beeps 64 monterey, santa cruz 76 gilroy 94° today. just as hot inland, a few degrees cool area long the coast and bay tomorrow warmer than average. dramatic drop saturday to monday, monday 10 to 20° cooler than today. dry all seven days of the forecast. time for traffic. good morning. situation improving great fully oakland 880 northbound big rig off to the shoulder, big tow truck on the scene and hopefully that will be out of your lanes there shortly. it is already out of lanes but off the shoulder i should say it is a distraction now as the truck is trying to get that righted.

sunnivale we still have a "sig alert" the truck is now uprighted chp has issued new clearing 7:15. southbound 280 on-ramp to 85 continued to be blocked at this hour they have that cement truck uprighted. alternate would be the foothill expressway to stevens creek to get back to 85. n judah line out until june 4th. all other mass transit, bart, caltrain, ace on time. ferries are a good bet, vta and amtrak, sam trans all on time this morning. sun is about to rise, no metering lights traffic flowing smoothly on the upper deck. 5:54. we just got last week's unemployment numbers from the labor department, they are not good. new applications for benefits rose to a five week high, a sign the job market remains sluggish. >> here's jane king.

good morning. setback for makers of high fructose corn syrup, fda rejecting a request to call the product corn sugar. high fructose corn syrup widely used has been getting a bad rap because of possible links to obese tip. may have been a hit but the film the hunger games has the company that made it starving for profit. lion's gateposting unexpected quarterly loss. -- costs remmed to purchase of summit entertainment. estate market short sales about to replace foreclosures if the current trend continues sales of homes by people in preforeclosure will outnumber -- tell concern about europe's debt problems pushing stocks lower yesterday. at the new york stock exchange i'm jane king. 5:55.

the state assembly has approved a bill providing almost a billion dollars in financial aid for middle class college students funding for the plan has yet to pass. it would cut tuition at cal-state by $3700 a year and at uc campuses by $7,000 a year for families with annual incomes below $150,000. the money to pay for it would come from change the state's formula for taxing out of state companies doing business here the measure hasn't been debated and faces stiff opposition from republicans who call it a tax hike. facebook responding to a photo controversy. 40-year-old british breast cancer patient joanne jackson posted photos showing her recovery from a mastectomy. facebook took the pictures down saying they violated the policy on nudity. facebook now says that was a mistake. the social networking giant tells abc7 news that mastectomy photos do not

violate our content standards and are permitted on the cy. facebook says it is looking into what happened. 5:56. ahead at 6:00, breaking news in the south bay, big rig crash, cement truck creating a huge mess in cupertino. progress in the cleanup and when the commute could be cleared up. later, sorting through the credit card deluge. michael finney will show which reward programs are worth your time. abababagraduation, huh ?

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