good morning. 5:01. thanks for joining us i'm eric thomas. and i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. evacuation has just ended and a shelter in place has been lifted. a driver ran into a bank of gas meters at an apartment building pg&e crews had to dig into the ground to shut off the gas. we are following breaking news napa. firefighter suffered minor injuries while battling a commercial building fire this morning around 1 a.m. on jefferson street at the pueblo plaza. the fire department sent these pictures showing how big the flames got, seven businesses are located there it took firefighters an hour to get the flames under control. investigators are trying to determine what started the fire. bart crews have been

testing the tracks overnight and into early morning hours making sure repairs are holding up after yesterday's transbay turmoil. we have live team coverage starting with terry mcsweeney who is live at the west oakland bart station. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. yesterday at this time the flames were still lapping up towards the tracks at the west oakland bart. they did damage, bart train gone overnight inspection into this early morning. they looked at what they've done and they are saying it is now all systems go full speed full load look at the crews that did the repairs working on the damaged parts that kept bart shutdown for 12, 13 hours yesterday, 100 people working nonstop they got the job done fire at a structure next to the tracks destroyed 45 insulators which hold up a third rail which was warped, 400 feet of communications cable damaged, a lot had to be

done it got done. >> we were testing whether the repairs that we made yesterday were still intact and whether everything was good to go for increased train speeds and everything looks good. the people who worked on it yesterday morning and early afternoon did an awesome job. >> reporter: yesterday we found out what it is like without bart another reminder of how crowded things can get this morning we are going to be finding out what it is like when all systems are rolling as they are expected to be. we've seen trains on the tracks already rolling along, everything looking normal, what a difference a day does make. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. meantime, federal arson investigators have joined the probe into the cause of the huge structure fire that shutdown the transbay bart service yesterday. amy hollyfield continues our live team coverage with that

part of the story. >> reporter: federal investigators can't get in yet, the building has been red taped they have security guards here watching it overnight making sure that no one gets inside. officials say it is not safe in there yet. but, local investigators want federal investigators to take a look at this case. agents from alcohol tobacco and firearms bureau will be going in as soon as it is deemed safe to try and figure out if the fire was set on purpose. arson team thinks that's a possibility with for two reasons, one because the fire spread so quickly and secondly, because the security guard here reported seeing three young men here right before the fire and says they were harassing him. investigators want to find those men. this building caught fire yesterday at about 2:15 in the morning. it was going to be an apartment complex for low income seniors it was under construction fire destroyed it.

the superintendent or the project superintendent told me he is just devastated that this happened. and he says he can't imagine why anyone would want to set this building on fire. he says it was going to be an asset to the neighborhood. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. of course the big question is where does all of this leave the commute? we head to frances. friday light? thank goodness. bart reporting no delays now. earlier around 4:30 they reported minor 10 minute delays due to track maintenance that could happen later today, so far no big delays everything on time they are on schedule. bay bridge toll plaza, quiet looking like friday light we are hoping it stays that way i am following an overturned injury crash berkeley westbound 80 at university looks like the lights are off now possibly right lane might be blocked no major delays yet

i'll keep you posted. we are staying on top of this story for you all morning so do stay tuned to abc7 news. you can go to abc7news.com for lots more video and your pictures that you have been sending us. we'll continue to sending out important updates on twitter. the timing could have been better but the cost of riding bart is going up in two weeks itch the bart board has signed off on a 1.4% fare hike starting july 1st, extra nickel or dime for most trips. bart directors have approved a 673 million dollar budget which includes money to add 56 workers and operate late night service on the weekends. the state legislature set to vote on the budget today which is the constitutional deadline to approve a spending plan for the next fiscal year. democrats held hearings yesterday to pass the main bill despite ongoing disagreements with the governor over plans to make

smaller welfare cuts to balance a 15 billion dollar deficit. republicans in the minority, boycotted a hearing complaining negotiations were held in secret. lawmakers risk losing pay if they do not approve a pwaoeubt the deadline. new report issued by california department of education shows 3/4 of the public schools in san francisco maintained or improved their state rankings, rank be -- rankings based largely on test scores from the previous year. 43% of the schools were above average, 43% below. victory this morning for elementary school kids and parents in oakland. alameda board of education has veted to allow lazear elementary school's charter conversion to continue that overturns a previous ruling to shut it down. lazear is one of five elementary schools on the closure list as part of the downsizing plan. it is 5:07 time for a

check of weather. live doppler 7 hd quiet this morning. you can see the sweep from mount st. helene nab, a few high clouds lower clouds along the san mateo coast, high fire danger more importantly later tonight through tomorrow for the mountains of the north bay highlighted here in red. i wanted to switch in an onshore -- winds switch interest onshore to offshore combo this afternoon that will dry out the humidity with the numbers going up, warm temperatures today going to get hot tomorrow. 50s with a few patches of fog along the coast this afternoon 60s at our coast warming up into the 70s and 80s by the afternoon, low 90s concord, livermore still see pleasant 70s along the peninsula, san francisco 70, 76 oakland by the evening still breezy winds coming out of the north

northeast we will be looking at increased fire danger for the next company of days with the onshore throw returning for father's day. everyone cools down, a look at your seven day coming up good morning. we are -- keeping an eye on this overturn crash berkeley westbound 80 at university. luckily, it is on the shoulder. so far looks like less activity there now there were flashing lights earlier. so, we'll keep our fingers crossed and let you know. i was expecting things could get a little worse if more crews got there. so far, drive time westbound 80 still 18 minutes from the carquinez to the maze. so far, so good westbound 24 delay-free. yesterday these were over an hour some of these drive times. bay bridge toll it's great, light, no problems. the golden gate bridge so far the commute from marin

san francisco easy. and not much fog out there. hope you guys got to use waze yesterday it helped a lot of folks and gave them interesting alternates around the closure. abc7news.com/waze is the place to get it. 5:10. still ahead, new trouble for the air force next generation fighter yet. [ inaudible ] powerful new competition apple's ipad could face. animated blockbuster turns into real life. we'll take you inside carsland as it gets ready to open to the public.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. good morning. the nation's largest airlines are doing their best job ever at keeping to the schedule in the first four months of this year 85% of flights were on time. coca-cola will be available in myanmar again after an absence of 60 years. the company's decision follows the suspension of sanctions by the u.s. the only countries where coke isn't sold are cuba and north korea. going to cost middle class family almost a quarter million to raise a child housing is the biggest part of that cost followed by childcare. finally the trend in father's day gift is quality time.

for the first time in nine years of retail service special outing was tops on the list after a greeting card. happy father's day to every father out there. that's america's money. 5:14. dangerous problems with the oxygen system on the air force's newest plane maybe worse than first thought. -- the [ inaudible ] oxygen deprivation has been found responsible for one crash. two members of congress say information they received shows pilots report 10 times more oxygen problems with with the raptor than any other air force fighter. a survey shows most pilots lack confidence in the plane's oxygen system. big tech announcement expected monday in los angeles. according to the "l.a. times" microsoft has sent out invitations to a top secret

not to be missed event monday afternoon. the location hasn't been announced. a source is saying the company is going to unveil a tablet computer it would be microsoft areas -- microsoft's foray -- >> elon musk will deliver the commencement address at the california institute of technology today he tesla. he's also the founder of spacex the privately funded start-up that made history may 31st, when it launched an manned capsule to the international space station the first private launch like that held. the 40-year-old is expected to talk about innation to the graduates. -- about innovation to the graduates. people are lining up in southern california for the opening of disney california adventure park from our parent company, disney.

it features a carsland. don sanchez is there. >> reporter: new world of cars by the disney people everything you have seen in the animated blockbuster becomes real. in the middle of radiator springs along route 66 breathtaking authentic reproduction of pixar's version of the southwest desert. i'm going for a ride. we are racing another car headed to the finish line with twists and turns and surprises along the way. >> inspired by the movie. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: this was a media preview day and the ride was jammed, can you imagine what it is going to be like when it opens to the public. it is the 12 acre centerpiece of the 1.1 billion dollar expansion of the california adventure. >> this is a great example of pixar and disney coming together to create such magic

great animators working next to great emergency nears. >> the first time that we have -- imagine nears. >> the first time we have greeted within land around one specific story it has allowed us to create this rich detailed storytelling. >> reporter: buena vista street is the new entryway. 1923 walt disney first arrived with no money but dreams and ideas. there's a replica -- [ inaudible ] celebrities have been getting previews and today it opens to everybody else. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> that celebrity of course cheech marin who lives near pebble beach, big golfer. >> looks like we passed our coolest day of the week now the hottest day of the week

tomorrow, we have changeable weather for the rest of the weekend looking out effort to east bay pretty shot, 5:47 sunrise, 8:34 it sets, 14 hours and 45 months of daylight. live drop this morning on top of -- we have a few high clouds right around sonoma county otherwise can't pick 'em up low clouds along the coast fire weather watch in effect for north bay mountains also far to the north near cloverdale because winds are turning offshore later this afternoon with the offshore winds they will gust low relative humidity this is going to last into saturday morning in the mountains of the north bay. elsewhere throughout the bay this morning 50s, then 60s by 8:00 this morning. right now it is 48 along the

coast, five mile visibility half moon bay a little cool there 52 oakland 52 livermore good morning antioch 62 for you 50 napa. we are looking at temperatures this morning cooler to start out. we had that radiational cooling with three degrees cooler in oakland and redwood city warmer towards antioch and the trend will be for a pretty warm day this afternoon. if you like it warmer today is your day many tomorrow getting a little uncomfortable we'll call it hot with numbers near 100° inland valleys and warm at the coast 70s for beach weather, that includes high fire danger. high pressure nosing into the pacific northwest that means the wind shift today starting out breezy at the coast out of the west then shift north northeast and with that relative humidity will drop into the teens perhaps single digits add to that more warmth tomorrow it going to be hot

and dry inland for the next couple of days, we'll include today and then at the coast here's your relief with temperatures in the 60s and a bit of a breeze today. tomorrow, still comfortable there and we are looking at numbers today in the 90s inland 76 in oakland. good morning. just got off the phone with chp officer and he said everything was all cleared on westbound 80 at university and sure enough it is, no delays at all the accident was right here, everything cleared westbound 80 traffic flowing well, drive time 18 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. earlier overturned crash not a problem. i am picking up a lot of slowing northbound 880 through oakland with the waze traffic app. it is moving northbound 880 at about 11 miles an hour just north of hegenberger. and we can't figure out what is going on because no

accidents reported in the area. i'll keep you posted on this heavy traffic there for folks helding northbound past the airport. live shot of the golden gate bridge crews on the scene getting ready to change the lane configuration. traffic flowing well both directions. we'll be keeping track of bart all morning. no delays reported right now. they are doing some track maintenance work. 5:21. the thunder feels the heat. highlights of game two of the nba finals, next. daredevil prepares for a stunt that could put him in the record books.

checking bay area baseball scores a's completed sweep in colorado weighting the -- beating the rock east 8- . giants able to sweep their series against the astros. this weekend the nba finals head to florida after the heat evened the final series at a game appease last night. heat jumped out to 17 point lead in the first half. lebron james led miami with 32 points. the thunder staged a late comeback durant 32 points of his own the heat held on winning 100-96. game three sunday, 4:30 p.m. on abc7.

tightrope walker nick he would linda is the first -- nick he would linda has been preparing for his high-wire act. to make it more difficult he will face gusting winds, blinding mist and a 200 foot drop into the falls if he fails. >> i've trained for the worst i'm more than prepared this is not just an act of physical dexterity it is an act of mental dexterity. >> abc is airing wolenda's walk across the falls 8:00 tonight. more on "good morning america" after our newscast at 7 a.m.. >> he may be the first person to walk over the falls he's the 7th generation of the flying he would linda family this is what -- wolenda family this is what they do. bart has spent the night

examining tracks. live team coverage of what they phone and the investigation into the blaze. bad -- badly prepared for the occupation harsh criticism. mounting cost of mayor lee's attempt to permanently remove sheriff ross mirkarimi from office. good friday morning. a company of flight delays around houston this morning. we are looking at showers and thunderstorms that will delay you perhaps if you are headed into the texas area or parts of the midwest. back home, just a few clouds around the central coast, a little patchy fog around half moon bay otherwise we are looking at warm weather headed our way today. the hottest day of the week will be tomorrow in fact high fire danger for our north bay mountains tonight. we'll have a look at the rest of the forecast go you need more information to check out a flight at abc7news.com.

we'll be right back.

good morning. is 5:30 i'm katie marzullo in for kristen sze. and i'm eric thomas. the repairs appear to be holding at the west oakland bart scene of that fire yesterday that shutdown transbay service. will things get back to normal this morning? we have live team coverage beginning with terry mcsweeney in west oakland where engineers tested the tracks overnight. what did they find? >> reporter: they found really good news for commuters that is that all the repairs that were done look like they are holding, everything should be full tilt, full speed, full load today, neat picture as you look up there different scene you wouldn't know there

was any flames shooting up there yesterday doing the damage and interfering with the commute that went on all day long the problems as a result of no bart service through the transbay tube. take a look at the crews who did all those repairs, did about 12 hours yesterday the bart transbay tube was down, 100 people knocking -- working nonstop got the trains rolling again by 4:00 yesterday fire at a structure next to the tracks destroyed 45 insulators which hold up the third rail. the third rail was warped, also several hundred feet communications cable damaged by the flames inspection early this morning after the trains got rolling yesterday showed it looks like everything is holding. >> for the morning commute we'll have business as usual all the trains are expected to be on schedule and so it should be like this never

happened although it is a vivid reminder of what life is like without bart across the bay. >> reporter: fire yesterday burned started 2 a.m. by 5:15 p.m., 60 trains were rolling normal for a thursday afternoon. good news is all systems go full tilt this morning. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. federal agents have joined the investigation into what 5 the massive fire thatwhat caused yesterday's transbay turmoil. officials believe it could be suspicious. amy hollyfield continues our vé+ >> reporter: federal and local investigators think they are making progress. they think they've narrowed down what part of the building the fire started in. the big question remains why did this fire happen and was it intentionally set? arson is a possibility, they are looking into. the security guard who was here said three young people were harassing him right

before the fire started. investigators are wondering if they could have set this. they think it is suspicious how quickly the fire spread. agents from the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms are here they haven't been able to get a close look yet. >> the scene is currently red tagged by a structural engineer until the engineer says it is safe to work atf will be on scene we will assess the scene and examine and determine what type of resources are needed to work this investigation. >> reporter: this huge fire started at 2:15 yesterday morning. the building was just a frame under construction the wood frame provided great fuel for this fire the flames shot 100 feet into the air and lit up the night's sky. firefighters say it was huge and hot. the building was going to be an apartment building for low income seniors. investigators say they don't know why someone would want to

set this place on fire. they want to find those young men. they would like to talk to them. they are hoping anyone with information will call them and give them tips. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. frances has been following things and there are slight delays on bart this morning. do we know if they are related? i think they are. they are doing emergency track repair when they do we will hear about 5 to 10 minute delays now we are recovering from the early track repairs should be gone soon. other mass transit reporting no delays nice live shot of the bay bridge toll, totally delay-free. hot spot right now northbound 880 through oakland traffic spotter reported a complete standstill seven minutes ago there's roadwork now going on northbound 880 approaching 23rd they are trying to clear

up the overnight roadwork a little later than scheduled so traffic is heavy from hegenberger at this point. 5:35 now. in -- breaking news out of san jose evacuation just ended and a shelter in place order lifted following a gas leak at an apartment building the leak was caused by a car accident 1:30 this morning a driver ran into gas meters at an apartment building pg&e crews had to dig into the ground to shut off the gas. we are following breaking news in napa. firefighter suffered minor injuries battling a commercial building fire this morning the 1 a.m. jefferson street at pueblo plaza downtown napa. the first department sent these pictures showing how big the flames got, six businesses located there it took firefighter as hour to get the flames under control. investigator are trying to determine what started the fire. alameda county judge

remains in jail accused of stealing more than a million dollars from his elderly neighbor over 13 years. officers searched judge paul seeman's berkeley hills home last the case involves his 97-year-old neighbor who died two years ago. documents filed in court accuse seeman of taking over  home, investment accounts and safe deposit boxes after her husband died in 1999. seeman offered to help them with their legal issues that year. neighbors were stunned to hear about his arrest. >> he's a top notch stand up guy. he contributes to the community. >> you think the allegations are true? >> they sound surpriseing to me. >> court documents say seeman invested 1.4 million dollars in 40 local properties and did not report it on his tax forms. later this morning, occupy protesters are planning a rally and march in oakland

against evictions of homeowners facing foreclosure. the protest one day after an independent report commissioned by the city was released about the police spwopbs to occupy protesters who tried to -- response to occupy protesters who tried to reoccupy frank ogawa plaza last october. it all many of the policing methods outdated. police chief jordan says he's working to improve tactics. >> these are things we can't do overnight. these are long range changes i intend to implement not something we are going to do right away >> panel made 68 findings and recommendations. the report was prepared by the group which is made up of people with a background in law enforcement. new this morning, san francisco's ethics commission will begin misconduct hearings against ross mirkarimi tuesday.

it is part of mayor lee's effort to remove the suspended sheriff from office. the examiner reports the legal bills are starting to mount and will likely cost taxpayers something in the six-figure range. the city attorney's office says the current cost is confidential because the case is ongoing. in 2007 the city's legal fees into fraud allegations against former supervisor cost taxpayers $380,000. mirkarimi was suspended after he pleaded guilty a misdemeanor in a domestic violence case. time for a look at the forecast for this friday and warm weekend. is that accurate, warm? >> hot. getting into the first part of the weekend certainly hot tomorrow but today warming up and we'll have that cool down by the last per -- latter part of the weekend. clouds around the bay, some of the higher clouds in the north bay visibility pretty good out there, there is a bit of haze in the atmosphere five mile visibility half moon bay if

you hud out -- if you head out this morning, in the 50s low to mid 50s mainly clear by noon 60s and 70s we will warm up rapidly today the winds are going to shift from onshore to offshore component that will increase fire danger in the north bay mountains tonight into saturday morning hot inland with those mid 90s returning and with that offshore flow, some of those winds could be gusting to 30 and 40 miles an hour today. the hottest day of the week will be tomorrow when we see numbers top out in the triple digits perhaps in our inland valleys. then a cool onshore flow returning for father's day. frances has a few minor things with the traffic. good morning. bart reporting a few minor delays, 5 to 10 minutes. we just got word of new crash fairfield westbound 80 waterman injury crash we'll keep you posted on that. so far traffic moving at 63

miles per hour. due to emergency track maintenance bart has been reporting 5 to 10 minute delays sometimes no delays that's been going off and on the past hour. we see this throughout the day just a heads up. so far no major delays reported for ace, caltrain and muni. hot spot now due to overnight roadwork caltrans was clearing oakland northbound 880 traffic jammed seven mile as hour from the waze traffic app heavy from hegenberger past the oakland airport and slow out towards 23rd where caltrans is picking up cones right now. also, delays this friday morning westbound 580 through the altamont pass. not terrible but around 40 miles an hour out of tracy into livermore. 5:40. still ahead, undercover narcotics sting leads to a bonus bust. frightening accident in the east bay. how a garbage truck ended up

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authorities are still trying figure out what caused a garbage truck to lose control and smash into a home. the waste management truck was making rounds when it lost brakes and rolled backward didn't a hill. the 24 ton truck first hit a parked suv sending the vehicle into a house. the truck kept rolling and smashed into another house the truck came within four feet of hitting a man inside the home. no one was injured in the unusual crash. in richmond the suspect in the hit-and-run murder of a man in a wheelchair is in jail first ladying a nine month investigation. 25 year -- following a nine month investigation. the 25-year-old was charged. an undercover drug operation led federal authorities to barnett who was linked to the car and the fatal crash. good samaritan being

called a hero for helping pull a boy out of the bay in san francisco he helped save the boy as his family struggled to get him out of the water. people saw a family leaning over the edge and throwing a life ring into the water yesterday that's when aaron washington got involved. >> noticed a small child in the water he wasn't able to grab the life ring on his own at that point in time i took a life jacket from one of my crewmembers and jumped in to assist him. >> washington nonchalant about the incident after jumping into the water helped the boy hang on to the life ring and threat to an area where they could climb out of water. paramedics say the boy is just fine. 5:45. is our cell phone safe to use? that's what the government wants to find out. bloomberg business report is straight aide had. political showdown on the number one issue facing the country.

the biggest difference in what president obama and mitt romney would do for the country. serious new problems inspectors have uncovered at a troubled nuclear power plant in southern california. strong performance by tiger woods at the u.s. open. is the tiger back on his game?

>> good friday morning. a few high clouds in the north bay. we have -- winds turning offshore and we are looking at a good warm-up starting today. upper 90s in the sacramento valley where they will see a fire weather watch 70s along the coast, more sunshine today hot day tomorrow. father's day looking nice. 5:49. overseas, egypt set to hold a presidential election this weekend. once that's complete the country will have to hold parliamentary elections again. judges appointed by mubarak dissolved the parliament yesterday declaring a third of members were illegally elected. egypt's muslim brotherhood warns that decision will lead to more dangerous days than those under mubarak. president obama will host a reception at the white house

today to observe gay pride month. last night the president and the first lady went to new york city main event star-studded $40,000 a person fundraiser at the home of sara jessica parker. they also attended an convenient at the plaza hotel featuring mariah carey all together the campaign took in 4 1/2 million dollars. mitt romney is focusing his message on undecided voters living outside of the country's big cities. he will start in new hampshire and trance to travel through pennsylvania, ohio -- plans to travel through pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin, michigan. mr. obama's recent declaration of support for gay marriage is being celebrated as a key endorsement among gay rights groups. the president stresses his administration is working to level the playing field for lesbian, gay, by sexual or transgender people.

strong showing by tiger woods keeps him on the prowl at the. . open. -- prowl at the u.s. open. tiger will tee off at 1:18. woods had a perfect birdie putt yesterday. 14-year-old andy zhang the youngest player in danger of missing the cut at nine over par. here's a look at the leaderboard: i'm sure it is not intimidating to be 14 on the same course with woods, mickelson. >> he's holding his own. >> lisa argen in with weather. >> warming up today nicely then getting uncomfortable tomorrow us a head out, wow, isn't this beautiful! it does tell the story we are looking at warmer conditions, days getting longer, summer a

couple days way buy, we will be feeling it today -- boy, we will be feeling it today and tomorrow, air quality still okay but hazy live doppler in fact we've got no rain to show you, but fire weather watch in effect for the mountains of the north bay tonight into saturday morning this is due to the gusty offshore winds that will develop this afternoon. right now onshore components and those winds pick up this afternoon, visibility five miles here around half moon bay we will see sunny skies at our coast 52 now oakland good morning concord 53 for you, 50 fremont, 50 los gatos. it is a cooler start we've had clear sky allowing for good radiational cooling any heat we saw yesterday escaped into the atmosphere and it was pleasant yesterday but we are getting back into the warm teller to for today with the s rising for friday and -- saturday cooling back sunday father's day return to an onshore flow heatwave around

here only can last a couple of days the fire danger increases significantly this afternoon as area of high pressure noses into the pacific northwest and when it does that we'll see that compression and that will bring downsloping winds the north bay will definitely feel the impact today with numbers into the 80s even perhaps some upper 80s there the 90s they are returning to our inland valleys, it will be hot and dry for the diablo range, be careful out there tonight if you are headed into town for the a's game mild breezy, 60s dropping through the 60s and if you are headed to the coast, for the u.s. open sunny conditions, seven day in a moment highs today 70 san francisco, 76 in oakland. good morning. bart still reporting 5 to 10 minute delays recovering from earlier emergency track maintenance work.

we could see delays off and on today. 5 to 10 minutes, nothing like yesterday, everything else reporting no delays now. couple problems just came up. one across the san mateo bridge eastbound 92, someone reported traffic spotter, a deputy for you just reported a car stopped on the shoulder, just a stall someone did report it as a minor accident. i will traffic flowing well across the san mateo bridge. -- other accident in fairfield westbound 80 this is near waterman it is an injury crash chp said it is in the left lane a traffic spotter reported it in the center divide number two bay the thumbs up, drivers spotted it and said yes it is out not causing delays we'll keep you posted on that. bay bridge toll looking more normal this morning, minor back up for some of the cash paying lanes. northbound 280 looking good in

san jose, 17 right now fine as you head out of los gatos and the santa cruz mountains. 5:55. new questions asked about radiation in cell phones. >> here's jane king with the bloomberg business report. good morning. federal government taking another look at whether the radiation from cell phones is safe. federal communication commission has hasn't updated guidelines since 1996 things have changed a lot since. with texting and online games people spend more time on phones. the number of people with cell phones have increased dramatically. some studies indicate a possible link between mobile phone use and increased cancer risk. watch for new tablet from microsoft designed to ipad a run for its money. microsoft has sent out invitation force a major announcement monday afternoon in los angeles. the "wall street journal" reporting microsoft has

clinched a deal to buy yammer creates social network use inside companies. i'm jane king. a san francisco bicyclist accused of running over an elderly pedestrian has surrendered to police. the district attorney's office filed charges against 36-year-old chris bucchere wednesday. the d.a. says by cheer -- bucchere was riding wrecklessly when he ran a red light and fatally hit a 71-year-old. it happened in mar. bucchere said he did everything co-to an individual hitting the man -- everything he could to avoid hitting the man. nuclear regulatory commission won't say what vials are out of caution one appears to involve the way electronic security devices at the plant are monitored.

investigators found the problems after reviewing records, observing operations and interviewing workers southern california edison the owner says the problems have been fixed. san onofre know free has been off-line for four -- four months now. something state lawmakers seem to miss every year the deadline for a new budget. ongoing disagreement governor brown is having with his party. first, continuing coverage of the transbay turmoil one day after the bay area commute melts into gridlock we are live what you can expect this morning. iriririririririririr