our coast this morning. >> i'm frances dinglasan. we'll be keeping track of possible delays on muni. live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza shows no delays right now. >> eric: it is also 5:01. thanks for joining us, i'm eric thomas. >> kristen: i'm kristen sze. let's begin with breaking news. this is a live picture where police are searching for two home invasion burglary suspects in sunnyvale. these are live pictures from the scene. you can see the canine units. police have closed off the area bordered bypass toria avenue and waverly avenue and they are also telling us that the suspects were spotted by an officer as they ran off. police called in outside help

including other units, police search dogs as you can see from santa clara, mountain view and los altos police department. we'll continue to follow the situation and online at abc7news.com. >> eric: other big story this morning, threatening disruption to san francisco muni service due to happen in about an hour due to a planned protest of a fatal shooting. amy hollyfield is live at church and market with more. >> reporter: muni is running right now but if you are planning to take it this morning you wanted to check back in with us before you leave the house because they are hoping to shut down the service this morning. they want to commemorate the death of kenneth harding. this is the anniversary of his death. 19-year-old died last year when he was in this a shootout with police. the coroner ruled that harding died from a bullet from his own gun but some believe that police killed him. they are killing a for a nuu

muni shut down today which could be an inconvenience but we met one man that he is going to take it in stride. >> i'm used to it. it's part of what makes san francisco interesting. you never really know what is going to happen. >> reporter: a spokesperson says the agency is aware of this and will take it into consideration today. it's scheduled to get started at 6:00 this morning at market and 14th and be an all day event. a press conference is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. and harding's family is expected to speak out. >> kristen: parents and teachers who occupy a shuttered elementary school last month haven't given up keeping neighborhood schools open. yesterday they rallied at park where police forced them to leave after 16 days of protests. lakeview was another one that

was closed last year. district says they lost 17,000 students over the past decade. the parents are not giving up their fight. >> i think the school district has a false idea. they think the battle is over and but we're here to send a strong message, this is just the beginning. this is the way to improve our public education system. >> kristen: they plan to convert lakeview to administrative offices. >> eric: san carlos school board is expected to approve a $72 million bond measure on the november ballot. if passed by voters it would cost property owners $26 for every $100,000 of assessed value. it would help pay for repairs and classrooms and libraries. >> they will present closing arguments in the wrongful death suited brought against him by

his own children a judgment in the name of children would allow them to go after any assets and entitle that he may make in the future. reiser is acting as own attorney. >> jason kidd is facing drunk driving charges this morning. he was arrested this weekend after police say he crashed an suv in the hamptons. he was alone when he drived his cadillac into a telephone pole. he was released after being arraigned in court yesterday. >> kristen: u.s. park police recover stolen property at a flea mart yesterday. it involved items stolen from a construction site at presidio. they detained two people at the flea market. >> eric: firefighters put out

several small grass price for along highway 780 in benicia over the weekend. chp had to shut down one lane near 780 and south hampton road yesterday. the closure backed up traffic yesterday after the fire broke out. nobody was hurt. >> kristen: this orange fire crews from the bay area and around the state are trying to contain three major wildfires burning in northern california. biggest one is placer county. it's threatening two foothills community. it has destroyed one home and threatened 170 more. fire crews have a 30% contained. people that live above the canyons they won't have much time to get out if the fire makes a run towards their home. >> all of a sudden there is no time. when they get you out you can't come back in. comes over the other side of the canyon and wind is supposed to

be bad. >> kristen: there was applause for the firefighters last is night's town briefing in forest hill. everybody is hoping the 2,000 firefighters can keep the flames away from their homes. >> eric: if you can remember back a couple nights when you saw amy hollyfield at san francisco, i could see it was breezy. >> kristen: let's talk to lisa argen in for mike about that. >> i had to use the wipers this morning. the cool conditions are going to last for a couple of days. here is a look at live doppler and mist and drizzle at times but right now a lot of low clouds and fog haven't reached into the south bay this morning. here is a look you can expect later on. notice the fog out to inland valleys. we're looking at breezy winds, delta winds up to 36 miles an hour. cooler air all the way into

sacramento valley. it's pulling back just to the bay. so it's going to stay cloudy and cool and we'll look for the damp conditions to stay at our coast. 3:00 this afternoon. notice we've got more low clouds and mist and drizzle from the peninsula down to half moon bay. temperatures as much as 5-15 degrees below the average. that is 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. 50's to start out with breezy conditions this afternoon. mainly 60s and 70s today. don't look for much of a warmup. we've got an area of low pressure that doesn't want to get out of town too soon. mild weather comes our way with more sunshine beginning to turn the corner on wednesday. >> we were checking muni because there is potential delays due to on a planned protest. bart looking good. caltrain reporting no delays,

but i also did want to give you an update on a crash in the sonoma valley area. this is on leveroni road at fifth street. it's on the shoulder but know it's out there. 101 is looking got cotati through petaluma. live shot of oakland maze, this westbound heading to the bay bridge, these are the connection ramps to 580 and 880 and no major problems now in the east bay. we'll check out san jose for you. headlights northbound, fine into cupertino. this is 17 out of santa cruz mountains. we're picking up heavy traffic right now, westbound at tracy. they reported a couple minutes ago. speed sensors show 18 miles an hour on westbound 205 approaching 11th street. >> eric: thank you very much. >> kristen: they prepare to recall thousands of vehicles.

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3.71 a gallon. that is down a whopping 32 cents from last month. in the bay area, gas is averaging 3.84 a gallon. >> ford motor company is recalling more than 8,000 cars to fix carpet padding that could get in the way of brakes, 2013 escape suvs. dealers will remove the carpet pagd at no charge. >> kristen: microsoft is pulling out of a joint venture that co-owned msnbc.com. this was announced late yesterday. it wants to build its own online news service, nbc is buying microsoft interests in the venture that will be called nbc news.com. >> eric: new study shows hire college costs force parents to make tough choices. they report that the average amount fpls spend on college declined by 5% in the 2011-2012

school year. families turn to more cost saving strategies, choosing less expensive schools. a new survey out this morning paints a gloomy picture for the economy. they show the sales increases we saw earlier this year is disappearing and there is less hiring. other negative factors, europe's financial crisis and potential federal spending cuts and the possible expiration of bush tax cuts in december unless they reach an agreement. >> eric: finding a new job is tough in this economy but special for women. it includes 61% of jobs went to men in the last year. part of the reason is rebound in the mail dominated manufacturing

economy but men are also making inroads in formally female businesses like retail and areas like government where women have the majority of jobs are still suffering. >> kristen: men may be getting the jobs but new survey found women are getting the smarts. many of us has already thought. women are smarter than men. i didn't do the study. i'm just reading. female scores have risen above men. researchers say a possible explanation that women's lives are more demanding as they multi-task between raising a family and work. findings will be published in a book next year. multi-tasking could make you smarter. that is interesting. we do that everyday. >> i have small bone picked with the study, i always knew women are smarter than men.

>> not just because you are surrounded by them. >> eric: after being married 27 years, just surrender. check in with lisa. >> message for today, we are talking much cooler, mist and drizzle owl there this morning. in fact, we will be looking at a cool couple of days. here is a look at live camera, roof camera. really no wind to speak of here. it is blowing into our delta region and that is transporting the cooler marine air. live doppler 7 hd and it is quiet right now. we do have the low clouds and fog that will take time to peel back and do it all again tomorrow before the system heads on out. right now 59 in antioch, with 57 in livermore. we do have clear skies in concord as well as san jose but elsewhere, you need the wipers. it is quite windy gusting to 38 miles an hour.

look at the southwest wind at concord, 15. when we see these south winds over 10-15 miles an hour we are getting marine air all the way into the valley. it's going to be a cool day today and cooler still tomorrow and some spots before we turn the forecast around for more july like readings. low clouds and drizzle this morning with a much cooler day today. temperatures in a narrow range, 60s and 70s with 50s at our coast. looking at perhaps subtropical moisture and that warmup by the end of the week in to the weekend. >> cool couple of days and clear on our water vapor imagery. the area of low pressure and then it drops to the south of us and that will allow for us to stick around for 24-48 hours before we see the high pressure ridge build back in. numbers 5-15 degrees cooler

today. into the valley you know it's cool when you got 80 in sacramento. 60s along the coast to the south of us. ao9 50s here. 56 half moon bay. we've got 70 in palo alto. san francisco just 59 today and in the north bay, look for numbers ranging from the 60s in san rafael. 70 in santa rosa. it's going to take time to clear. east bay is breezy. sunshine and breezy winds, 72 in dublin and down by the monterey bay, cloudy now and cool and breezy with 71 in hollister. another cool day tomorrow. by the middle to the end of the woke week it's feeling more seasonal. >> no major accidents but reports of a new stalls out on the peninsula, westbound 80 coming off the bay bridge into san francisco. hopefully they will be cleared shortly. live shot of golden gate bridge and fog advisory has been cleared by the chp. you can see across the span.

and check out the ride across the san mateo bridge, still looking great, pretty light right now for commuters and taillights out of hayward into foster city and 101 for the most part, at the limit or above in san mateo. here is another live shot. interstate 80, drive time is under 20 minutes westbound from the carquinez bridge down to the maze. no delays at that time at the bay bridge toll plaza. right now looking good in the south bay. no major accidents reported there. no big delays also for mass transit. >> kristen: 5:20. >> a concert by bruce spring team and mccartney ends on a sour note. why all the booing? >> and stolen car returns after it disappeared.

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>>. >> eric: 5:23 on the morning news. looking live at the traffic going on in the east bay. this is walnut creek, 680, taillights moving southbound and things 6 picked up in terms of volume. but they are moving right along. frances dinglasan is checking traffic and give you the latest. >> kristen: good morning for a bay area baseball fan, oakland a's and giants do have the day off. both teams swept their opponents yesterday. a's won with four homes.

so hot and they hit four home runs the night before. first time in 11 years since they smacked four homers in back-to-back games. the giants, they beat the astros at at&t park, buster posey had three hits including this one that scored pablo sandoval for the go-ahead run in the fifth. matt cain got the win. they open a three-game series in atlanta tomorrow evening. >> eric: youtube isn't for laughs anymore. youtube is emerging as a major platform for news when it comes to major events and natural disasters. a survey by the pew center that most people still look for tv news but more and more viewers are going to youtube for video and pictures that have been uploaded instantly with camera phones. >> kristen: a sports car was

stolen in philadelphia. then he went on ebay. >> he thought was his 1967 austin healy that was listed by the beverly hills car club. they tracked down the car and now he is back behind the wheel. the car club says, it has no idea the car was stolen. >> eric: paul mccartney and bruce springsteen still have to follow the rules. ♪ ♪ >> eric: this weekend the two were singing the song when plug was pulled. microphones were cut off in mid song. organizers say they ended the show because it ran over the curfew of 10:30. as you know, springsteen is known for his marathon concert sets. a show in spain went on for

nearly four hours. >> kristen: good to know. it's 5:25. breaking news where a manhunt is on right now for a suspect in in a home invasion robbery. >> eric: it could be slow going for thousands of commuters this morning. why a group of activists vowed to shut down some of muni's busiest lines. >> a hotel miss center, a body found in an east bay hotel room. >> and high speed rail under fire in sacramento. challenge to the system being launched today. >> good morning, no reports of delays yet. in northeast a few residual showers but all is clear if you are flying to the east coast. more warmth away from california. we've got a cool trough in our weather the next couple of days. hot weather in the midsection with 97 in st. louis, 100 in

minneapolis and 96 in chicago and getting warm again in new york city. more weather information check out our website at abc7news.com. we'll be right back.

on the scene of a possible home invasion here in sunnyvale. i'm nick smith and i'll tell you exactly what we know and what they can expect when they get up this morning. >> reporter: too good morning. i'm live in san francisco. if you ride muni you won't want to miss our report. we have important information

for you this morning. >> i'm lisa argen. we have wind and clouds and mist and drizzle at our coast. >> i'm frances dinglasan. still looking good on bay area freeways, live shot of 680 in walnut creek but potential delays this morning. 5:30 a.m. i'm eric thomas. >> kristen: i'm kristen sze. breaking news in sunnyvale right now swarms of police officers from many agencies are searching for two home invasion burglary suspects. nick smith is live at the scene. >> reporter: good morning. we're still learning information at the scene but what i can tell you, we have a four-block radius at waverly and washington and florence, we have a home lit up by lights. we understand that police and members of santa clara sheriff's

department are looking for a possible home invasion suspect or suspects. here we do have canine units on the scene. we are at washing and waverly, mile east of highway 101 and over from el camino real. residents of this neighborhood will wake up to a bit of police activity. most people are just asleep right now but police are on the scene haveestricted this four block radius. we have not seen much police movement. they are more or less standing guard right now. canine units are on the ready. we have a public information officer on his way to the scene here now. what i can tell you, we got here the agencies were moving into action and block off this area and they have restricted any

kind of foot traffic, any type of movement into the area. if you are near the intersection here of waverly and washington, be prepared to use a detour because officers are standing by. i will learn more information and i will give you an update later in the show. >> kristen: we have breaking news out of vallejo where firefighters are on the scene of in house fire. we got video we adjudicate shot on sea wind drive. the roaring fire was first reported around 4:00 this morning and was brought under control in about 30 minutes. no word on any injuries or how this fire got started. we will bring you updates as information becomes available on the air and online at abc7 news.com. >> eric: thousands of san francisco muni riders could face delays this morning because of a protest planned on the anniversary of the man who was shot and killed during a police

chase a year ago. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with the story. >> reporter: this protest is scheduled to get started in 30 minutes. we're here where it's supposed to start at 14th and church. no one is here and muni is running and muni spokesperson says the agency is aware this is scheduled. it will plan accordingly throughout the day. protestors are doing it now because it is the one-year anniversary of the death of kenneth harding. he died with a shootout with police after he did not pay his muni fare. initially it was believed that police shot him but the coroner ruled that the bullet that killed the 19-year-old came from his own gun. something the bay view community don't believe. that protestors wanted to shut down muni today. one man who lives here in the area they will work around it. >> it's pretty crazy. i grew up in san francisco.

nothing surprises me. it's pretty typical. >> reporter: the group is calling for a shutdown of muni today. all service to shut down starting at 6:00 this morning at 14th and mark. police tell us they are aware of the plan and they will help facilitate their first amendment rights and provide traffic control and will monitor the scene. federal and san francisco investigates are trying to figure out how someone cut into a secure communication facility. its bunker located between two towers on twin peaks. vandals cut a small portion of the fence surrounding the facility. some cables were cut but the vandals never got inside. >> all of our vital services that we provide to the city were

not impacted. >> kristen: this is one of the communication points for radio communication for police and fire. because of that the f.b.i. was called in. san francisco police are handling the investigation. >> eric: livermore police are investigating the circumstances involving the death of a man found in livermore hotel. a worker found the body of a middle-aged man in first floor room at the double tree hotel yesterday morning. death is being treated as suspicious until the coroner rules on a cause. autopsy is spending. >> kristen: opponents of $68 billion high speed rail plan plan to go to sacramento to call for an end to the project. they are facing several lawsuits and political pressure not to spend the money that voters approved before the economy sourced. a lawsuit brought by palo alto and menlo park will be discussed at the state capital. the city's claim the environmental analysis relies on

false ridership projections. >> a 22-year-old man from american canyon is facing charges for shooting at a police officer. 42 arrested robert folster after he evaded officers for almost 13 hours yesterday. it happened after routine traffic stop. they say he tried to drive away and then shot at the officer. the officer fired back. neither man was injured. in addition to the charges involving the officer, folster faces auto theft and possessing stolen weapon. >> eric: the wife of suspended share ross mirkarimi is expected to return to san francisco to testify. she has been living in native venezuela since march and plans to return there after her testimony on wednesday. they say lopez wants to be near her father who has had major cancer surgery. they have raised $1700 airfare

after the mayor declined to use city found for her ticket. >> pg&e will conduct more safety tests on gas linings. crews will test a section of natural gas transmission lines in redwood city. it would involve a portion of the pipeline that runs along sand mill road. any smell or fiachbt odor of natural gas during the testing. >> did you have to turn your windshield wipers. >> i did approach some fog at caldecott tunnel. >> kristen: what is up this morning? >> it's nice in the south bay and east bay where we don't have the clouds yet but north bay, it's windy and mist and drizzle is allowing for the wipers. low clouds and fog across the bay. we'll look for cooler weather pattern. temperatures below average to continue. live doppler 7-hd this morning

picking up the low cloudiness and fog this morning. so you'll notice not quite into the delta but the breeze is. cooler air making its way around fairfield and not cloudy in concord but looks what happens as we go through the next couple of hours. following begins to pull back by 10:00. by noontime still over the bay so cloudy in oakland and much of the north bay and the peninsula. it's going to take a little time to clear and cool day in the city, 59 degrees. if you are heading on out, grab the jacket, extra layer, breezy, mist and drizzle from the coast to the north bay. a little on the peninsula and across the bay. this afternoon, temperatures in a narrow range, 50s at of our coast, 60 and 70s around the bay. this low pressure will head out on wednesday and warm up after that. we'll look at seven-day outlook,

summertime coming back for the end of the workweek. new problem reported in north 101 at tulley a car fire report. mass transit systems report nothing delays. we'll be keeping track of potential delays for the muni disruption plan today. and we'll check out a live shot. bay bridge toll plaza, very light right now. no problems at all. westbound 80 in berkeley getting crowded right now from university, past university, but still fine as you head from the carquinez down to the maze. check out north 101, headlights moving past 880. here it is looking good but 880 across your screen. there could be some delays with the car fire. you are seeing the usual slowdowns westbound 205 out of tracy and heading into the altamont pass. >> eric: youngest victims of fighting in afghanistan.

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care of unwanted pets. they are launching a program next month and offer panhandlers to take care of foster puppies. to qualify they have to live in housing and be mentally fit. supporters say they will benefit from the stipend but peta says it's a bad idea. they report the animal rights group says the paid pet and partner plan is playing russia roulette with pets. >> more americans are getting ready for kids on the family vacation. >> eric: serious questions being raised about security at the london olympic games. >> president obama and mitt romney begin throwing verbal punches in the race to the white house. why president obama is not going to apologize to his rival.

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>>. good morning waking up to low clouds in the city. mist and drizzle to the north. nasty morning commute for some of you but a cool afternoon. look at that when it's 80 in july, cool air on the way,

yosemite, 90 there. 15-10 degrees below average toowlg start the workweek and a little warmup by the end of the week. >> kristen: in london the british government is refusing to rule out the prospect that more troops could be deployed for security at the upcoming olympic games. a private firm to provide the 10,000 security guards in a contract that has tripled in price to $134 million. they insist the games will be safe. >> eric: hillary clinton is in israel where she will brief israeli leaders to meetings with egyptian leaders. she arrived in jerusalem from cairo. she is wrapping up her middle east tour and meeting with benjamin netanyahu and other leaders today to talk about the region, iran's nuclear program and the arab spring. >> kristen: to the race to the white house.

president obama will hold a townhall meeting in cincinnati while his opponent mitt romney plans a fund-raiser in louisiana with the governor there. he is not letting up his attacks on romney. mr. obama will hit him for his corporate tax proposals claiming they will help to create hundreds of thousands of jobs overseas. it's the latest in a series of attacks that has changed the subject from lackluster economy to questions about romney and bain capital. romney claims the attacks are false. he is demanding an apology. >> he should say he is sorry. >> we won't be apologetic. >> romney's tax returns is also an issue and even some republicans say she should release more than he has. >> eric: this year's aids walk

was a huge successful. they raised $2.7 million for aids research. >> as you walk this morning, i encourage you to please look around you at the thousands among you. >> eric: dan ashley was the emcee of the big event. this is the 25th year of the 10-k walk. along the route why raising money is so important. sections of the aids quilt was also on display. we are one of proud sponsors of the walk and everyone that made a walk or made a donation, thank you so much. >> kristen: it's great. it looked like the fog was burning off early in morning but this morning we'll have to wait. >> mist and drizzle in the north bay. breezy winds. here is a look outside. bay bridge with the cloudy skies.

fog not quite as far into the tri-valley region but the winds are bringing the cooler air to the delta. live doppler 7-hd picking go up the low cloudiness around the bay. you'll need your wipers, a little mist and drizzle into the east bay, as well. temperatures this morning are fairly uin operating room in the -- uniform in the 50s. fog will pull back around 9:00 still over the bay into oakland and down the peninsula. north bay looks like you are waiting until the afternoon until you clear on out and breezy winds will be with us right on through the afternoon today and tomorrow. 54 in half moon bay. mile and three-quarter visibility along the coast. we have fog up in santa rosa, 52 degrees this morning. take a look we winds, gusting to 38 miles an hour. southwest wind at concord, out of the 80s today, lower 70s at best. low clouds, mist and drizzle this morning especially along

the coast. breezy, much cooler today. the warmup we're going to have to wait at least until thursday. wednesday looks like the marine layer will mix on out. this area is low pressure and increasing the fog and winds today. once it pulls on out, we'll see more sunshine at the coast. possibly tomorrow afternoon but in the meantime, it's a cool one. 59 in the city with 64 in san mateo. 74 for livermore today. look for 70 in santa rosa and not until the afternoon until you see the sunshine. gilroy, 76. tomorrow once again, cool we'll look for afternoon sun and looks like we'll see very little fog by wednesday. then by thursday, numbers begin to recover. upper 80s, low 90s come back inland over the weekend. the crash is in antioch, westbound four at summersville,

12 miles an hour approaching the scene. slowing in the eastbound direction. you can see some of the yellow sensors, traffic is moving under 40 miles an hour. so a slow ride for commuters out of antioch. check out this accident sonoma valley an overturn crash in a ditch. it's not blocking any lanes at this point. leveroni road at fifth street west. mass transit no major delays. muni, of course, we're keeping an eye on this morning with planned protest that you heard amy hollyfield is live at the scene. we have very slow traffic reported, out of tracy with the exclusive waze traffic app. it was reported 46 minutes ago. you'll notice 22 miles an hour as you head out of tracy. then it still stays under a 30 miles an hour as you make your

on to the 580 and altamont pass. san mateo bridge, no delays. >> kristen: kids, vacation this summer with grandparents. its trend. >> here is this morning's business reported. >> good morning, college students are tackling more debt without the help of mom and dad according to a study. that is the lender known as sally mae, 18% of students are spending through loans this academic year. that is compared to 14% back in 2008 school year. since the recession ended in 2009 majority of jobs have been going to men. this is from the bureau of labor statistics. men have accounted for 80% of the new jobs, especially when it comes to manufacturing, retail and financial industries. families are taking vacations to a whole new level.

babyboomers with time and money on their hands are choosing more trips with their kids and grandkids. "wall street journal" says resorts and all inclusive tours and some vacations cater exclusively to families. >> kristen: if you like a good deal, pay close attention. multimillion coupon ring was busted in arizona last week. they are sold to many unsuspecting customers on the internet. they were worth an estimated $30 million were sold on a website called savvy shopper site.com. shoppers can buy coupons worth hundred dollars at a retail store. >> the manufacturers lose in this situation because they ultimately end up paying for these counterfeit coupons. >> there is other telltale signs

fake coupons don't have bar codes them or don't have expiration dates. >> federal maritime officials have approved a plan to keep whales from crashing into ships. biggest concern with the west shipping lane which ends near the farallon islands. half a dozen whales have been killed by huge ships as they come into ported. it's to extended route away from the feeding grounds and better ways to track and report the location of the whales. salmon prices could rise a bit now that fishermen 6 reached a new deal. they resumed fishing after a work stoppage that begin on wednesday. fishermen says the wholesale price was too lowell at $3.25 a

pound. they agreed on a new price but it's less than $4 pound they wanted. wholesale price plunged after several big catches several weeks ago. >> if you need new glasses you are in luck. they are teaming up with the living hope neighborhood church in richmond for free screenings today through wednesday. patients will be seen between sk9 9:00 and 11:00 in the morning and 2:00 to 4:00 in the afternoon. they will give away free glasses to anyone in need of new pair of glasses. >> kristen: breaking news this morning, search for home invasion robbery suspects in sunnyvale. details of the crime we just learned. >> eric: get a good night's rest. michael finney will tell you which mattress to buy to

>>. >> kristen: we just got new information on breaking news we first brought you at 4:30. are looking at a live picture from sunnyvale where police tell us they have one person detained and still looking for a second person in a home invasion burglary. again, live pictures of the scene right now.