between foster city and hayward. >> kristen: should san francisco be allowed to stop and frisk somebody on the street? they consider a new policy today. >> eric: it should be business as usual this morning at san francisco superior courts a day after court clerks staged a surprise walk out. >> kristen: it's the middle of july, what do we get? >> eric: you get that sprinkle, that misty stuff. what is going on? >> eric: i studied long and hard for misty stuff. >> drizzle is impressive. had to run the windshield wipers for better part of way into work. most of us will have to do that. you'll know quickly this morning. this will lay a nice film of

moisture on the ground. drizzle just about everywhere this morning. the apparent low is still to the north and pumped out 19 lightning strikes over the past hour. this low is going to sit here and spin and wobble it's a way down to the south around mendocino county. chance of showers in the north bay this afternoon. if you are leaving right now, it is wet outside. >> so far so good but moisture on the road. wind shield wipe ears must this morning. macarthur maze, 580 to the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems but the fog is on the deck at bay bridge so it could be sl stlik. san rafael, lucas valley road is moving well at this hour. still a problem in the 205 westbound, at grant line, an accident on the shoulder there. >> kristen: this morning a new ceo reports to work at yahoo to try to turn things around.

her name is well known in silicon valley but what is not so well known and just becoming public is something that will affect her in the months ahead. terry mcsweeney is live at yahoo headquarters. >> she is going to be having a baby in a few months, that was bombshell after the first bombshell, 37-year-old melissa mayers is going to be taking over ceo in sunnyvale. this a company that has had five ceos in the pa five years, not including the interim ceos. the question is can she do what the others did not do. take a look at melissa yamer, suddenly one of the most prominent women in silicon valley. she is due in october. she comes over from google, a nice coup. she was hired as an engineer, she was behind the appearance g-mail and news and maps. yahoo needs that kind of

innovation but it has a murky identity. some call yahoo a rudderless ship. the last ceo had to resign because of problems over his resume. they say its good move by her no matter what happens. >> she is an engineer who happens to be a good marketer and very savvy business person. i think she has a shot at yahoo, if she doesn't work out too well she will be remembered as a pioneer at google that made a big contribution. >> mayer is a key democratic fund-raiser has hosted events at her palo alto home for president obama. she will retain the engineers and attracting new talent. she resigned by phone, called up google and i'm going over to yahoo. one quick quote about her. what she does for yahoo, this

coming from a venture capitalist. she brings business acumen and geek ced to yahoo. >> in san francisco a new rally a planned for opponents of mayor's stop and frisk proposal. they are looking at programs other cities are using. one that allows people to search people that they consider suspicious. opponents say that will increase racial profiling. several supervisors are expected to join opponents in the day's rally. >> they are warning residents about a recent home burglaries. 20 have been reported since june 1st. most have taken place in the northern section of town. thieves are getting into homes unlocked doors and windows.

burlingame police recently arrested two young men. they were found with property taken from other burglaries. they are working to see if the suspects are connected to other peninsula case. >> marshawn lynch faces driving under the influence charges. we learn that he was arrested by the highway patrol in oakland saturday night. they booked him at the jail and released him early sunday. he was in oakland thursday night where his foundation presented a scholarship to a college bound oakland resident wounded in the shooting. he is cal's second all time leading rusher. he plays for the seattle seahawks now. >> eric: pablo sandoval is clear of charges that he sexually assaulted a 21-year-old woman. d.a. will not file charges against the third baseman. it comes after they decided there was no cause to arrest sandoval.

the woman charged him and he said it was consensual. >> kristen: a 26-year-old hayward man admits to pouring vegetable oil on health stones to ward off evil spirits. he is charged with felony vandalism for defacing grave markers. cemetery workers discovered the damaged headstones last thursday. they arrested him on friday and took him to jail where he posted bail. it cost $5,000 to clean up the headstones. >> business is expected to return to normal this morning at san francisco's superior court following a strike by court clerks. hundred clerks and staffers walked off the job yesterday morning in an unexpected move. they claim the court's management is refusing to open the books to show the union why they should accept at 5% pay cut.

workers say they are open to making concessions but they should be allowed to make an informed decision. courts executive officer says many unions statewide have agreed to 5% wage cuts because they recognize they need to be part of solution. >> kristen: you may strike out next time you try to win a free parking space at at&t park. they are putting hundreds of new parking meters this summer. between now and next spring, it will extend the hours to 10:00 p.m. and increase the cost from 5 to $7 an hour. you'll have to pay seven days a week, no breaks on sunday. fans may not like it but many neighbors do. they say the goal is to reduce congestion near at&t park. they don't know which meters and which hours. >> it's so hard to snag free

parking during any day especially during a baseball game. time for a look at the forecast, yes, there is drizzle, it's not your imagination. >> it's amazing how much the air mass is changing. california street, geary street down to market street showing up a little bit of drizzle and to the port of oakland. there are also spotty areas of drizzle this morning. winds, they are not a factor yet. three miles per hour in sfo to 20 in fairfield. won't be quite as fast as yesterday but it will be noticeable as you head into the afternoon hours. notice during the afternoon hours they go away. so we need the heat of the day to spark the showers. it will be in the better part of the afternoon we see a stray shower move through the north bay. most of us will be dealing with drizzle this morning. breezy and cool conditions throughout the afternoon with

temperatures barely topping out in the mid-70s inland and upper 50s around the bay and upper 50s at the coast. we'll have never cool day tomorrow. then we'll start to warm on thursday and be back to where we should object friday with warmest temperatures nearing 90 and coast in the low 50s. two more days of this cooler than average weather. good morning. we do have some drizzle and slick roads, speeds may be a little bit lower and to prevent the solo spinouts. f right shoulder, an accident at grant line and from tracy and up to the altamont pass, 680 junction, still about a 15 minute drive as you head to dublin and pleasanton. paving is being picked up and leaving marin county, find yourself down to one lane starting in greenbrae up the waldo grade through the tunnel and down to one lane as you

approach the golden gate bridge and that should be picked up at any moment. no delays, mass transit, leaving and running on schedule so far this morning. great way to get going. we do have a little bit of traffic starting to pick up 80 past golden gate fields into the macarthur maze. no problems as you get to the metering lights remain off. >> eric: it's 5:11. >> next, protecting children, the action of a major manufacturer a children's product is to get rid of a dangerous chemical. >> eric: also a local medical breakthrough that will save your dog from liver failure and one day maybe you, too. >> new trouble for the state parks system, the payout that ch®

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had sent wroo were resent to other contacts. the firm believes the bug was introduced during an update installed in june, skype plans to fix the problem. this isn't the latest problem for skype. it suffered a global crash in may that knocked it off line for a couple days. >> eric: the owners of an miniature sheep dog is celebrating a medical breakthrough. casey fell ill while eating a mushroom two weeks ago the vet told the owners he probably wasn't going to make it. casey got a reprieve when a doctor heard about his case. >> the ride control gist come in and do an ultrasound and identify the gallbladder and take a needle puncture the gallbladder and take the needle out. >> casey the first dog or human to have simple gallbladder

aspiration and survive after eating the poison found in death cap mushrooms. >> state park employees were secretly trading vacation time for cash even a as the budget crisis were forcing parks to cut back. deputy director thomas lopez was behind the scheme which they say was unethical if not illegal. he allowed 56 employees to cash in $271,000 in unused vacation time even though no such buyouts has been improved. had he received one of the largest checks $20,000. >> some of parks that would have gotten them through so they won't be on closure list. >> he was furnished turned in by a whistle-blower but no criminal charges will be filed because they were legally entitled to the payment. a proposal to keep gay and

lesbian history out of california schools will not make it on the november ballot. they fell about 50,000 signatures shot of 500,000 they needed. gay history law was signed last year. it requires public schools to integrate relevant lessons about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender history with existing lessons. >> target is now stocking the shelves with same sex greeting cards. they feature pictures likes that and phrases mr. and mrs. . they say there may be an ulterior motive. they may be trying to make amends by making a donation donation to a group that opposes same-sex marriages. >> light rain but technically you would know, mike. >> it's drizzle to the size of drops but there is heavy drizzle

at times. take a look outside. that is the big story for the morning commute. good morning. you can see the embarcadero and how wet it is this morning. you can also see the flags on the ferry building that are also unfurled because another breezy day. it will be definitely close. we do have a chance of a shower up in the north bay this afternoon. so the unusual weather just continues throughout this tuesday, july 17th. here is a look at live doppler, a few radar returns around. it's going to be that way through the better part of morning commute. patchy drizzle here and there. some of it very light. some heavier as especially you drive into the higher elevations. lightning strikes happened right off the coast near eureka. this entire system will slowly sink down to the south. it's had 36 lightning strikes in the past half-hour. i think it will stay to the north more than anything else.

let's talk about heading out patchy drizzle and moist morning with temperatures in the upper 50s. same thing around the monterey bay and inland. by the afternoon, we'll get rid of the drizzle and see some sunshine. it will be cloudy again and patchy drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. warming trend begins on thursday and temperatures back to summer averages by the weekend. by 11:00 we start to see clouds break out but they are thick in the north bay and along the coast and into the santa cruz mountains. then that breeze kicks in. 50s, 60s and 70s. can you believe it will be that cool today. low 70s in the south bay. some of the warmest weather, barely make it into the 70s. mid to upper 50s along the coast. low to mid 60 60s in downtown san francisco. mid to upper 50s in the north bay valleys. you see the best chance of showers over towards cloverdale.

mid to upper 60s along east bayshore. heading inland, low to mid-70s. monterey bay, mid to upper 60s and low to mid 70s inland. farther you are north and south and east, you'll see sunshine. temperatures about the same tomorrow without the afternoon stray shower and then you can see we are almost 20 degrees warmer inland by the weekend and ten degrees warmer at the coast. good morning everyone. yes with the slick roads and wet and rain happening a little later this morning, speed is factor with solo spinouts. this is 280 not getting a lot of action this hour. you are dry heading to cupertino highway 17 moving well with no issues and no delays. this is san rafael. you head past lucas valley road. civic center, paving work from greenbrae up to the golden gate

they were down to one lane approaching golden gate bridge. bay bridge commute, no metering lights and incline section into san francisco is moving well. let's take a look at some of the problem spots earlier accident 205, grant line, once past that traffic slows down as you head up the altamont pass and dublin and pleasanton. 15-minute driver from the pass into dublin, pleasanton area. earlier issue at highway 35, all lanes are open there. our time is 5:22. >> a's and giants are picking up their game. the challenge they face starting today. >> and the president's lone moment on the kiss cam.

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weekend of the astros, g-men find themselves in first place two games ahead of the dodgers. giants will be dealing with the heat and humidity on the east coast where they were only 1-6 in their last trip back east earlier this month. >> eric: actor charlie sheen has pledged a million dollars to the uso. it's one largest donations to the group. the uso is best known for sending entertainers to boost the morale of troops. >> president obama and michelle obama were caught on the cam in washington, d.c. you have to check this out. mr. obama did not kiss his wife

but the camera returned giving the couple another chance. there you go, commander in chief came through with a loving smooch. you can see the crowd likes it. a big thumbs up there. they were not to be denied. >> next, criminals beware, why big brother will be watching san francisco muni buses. >> and possible break for a person that attacked a city councilmember. >> and battle to protect memos from a raging wildfire hinges on the weather today. >> here is a look at that weather. it's going to be cool compared to average and lot of clouds and chance of shower up across the north bay after we get rid of this morning drizzle around 10:00 this morning. let's take a look at the rest of the country, still summer there, 81 in portland, 79 in seattle. upper 80s in denver to 90s and hundred to chicago st. louis and boston along with phoenix. good news all major airports across the lower 48 are running

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in their sandwiches. at least one person is injured. >> the drizzle is waiting for you as you step outside this morning and chance of stray showers in the afternoon forecast. >> i'm sue hall fooling the commute. live look at 80 through berkeley at this point,. >> eric: good morning. thanks for joining us. >> kristen: i'm kristen sze. bad news for hundreds of students in the california state university system. trustees will meet to consider drastic emergency plan, one scenario could have students paying higher few anything january. amy hollyfield is live. >> reporter: first thing, california voters have the powering to keep this from happening. they can vote to increase taxes and keep tuition down, but the board of trustees don't think the voters will do it. so the california state

university trustees will meet today to talk about what to do if the tax increases on the november ballot do not pass. the option go they are considering, $300,000 --300 in tuition creases a year. cutting 750 jobs, enrolling more non-resident students. those are some of the ideas. if the tax increase doesn't pass in november, csu would lose $250 million in state funding in this current year. those options are not popular especially since the board is also expected to approve raises for three campus presidents including the president here at san francisco state. money for the pay increase would come from money that is being raised privately but still students and faculty says the board is talking about cuts and pay increases say they are tone deaf. today is important because they

will be talking about this but they won't be voting. that is scheduled for september. so there is time to get familiar with the issue and express your opinion and get it in before they vote on it. >> eric: meantime, the possibility of a big tuition hike will be also be discussed by the u.c. board of regents during two days of meeting that begin in san francisco today. the regents are expected to endorse that freezes it at certain levels for tuition. u.c. leaders tuition at ten campuses could rise by more than 20% in january. this morning the f.b.i. is trying to find out how needles got into sandwiches on four different flights from europe to the u.s. it raises new questions about the safety of airline food. news report katie marzullo is live to tell us more. >> reporter: right now the

f.b.i. is on board working with delta to investigate all of this meanwhile, abc has exclusive interviews with two men that bit into the sandwiches and pricked by a needle. they were found in the sandwiches on four different flights. a man on the flight to minneapolis was one of passengers who was hurt although he refused medical attention. he described the painful moment. >> i took three bites out of the sandwich and bit down hard on something i thought was a bone, it was a turkey sandwich. i thought it was a bone. i pulled it out and it was a needle, about inch long, a little under an inch long. >> delta airlines has released a statement saying it has taken immediate action with our in-flight caterer to make sure

quality of food we provide. caterer says we take it very seriously. they immediately launched a full investigation to figure out the root cause and we are treating this as a criminal act. federal authority including the f.b.i. are investigating who had access to this food. hear more from the injured passenger coming up on gma at 7:00 a.m.. >> kristen: thanks so much. alameda county firefighters are looking into an apartment building fire in newark that left 20 people displaced. they say the fire started just after 10:00 when a cooking pot left on a kitchen stove caught fire. arriving crews called for help so they could keep it in spreading. fire also knocked out electricity to the building. >> eric: consumer watchdog group is calling for state regulators to shut down the evergreen oil refinery in newark. the recycling plant has had a

series of mishaps that has safety groups raising red flags. on january 6th a pipe leaked triggering an emergency evacuation. in march of last year a pipe burst and this past month, hazmat crews paid another visit to the plant after a 55 gallon drum blew open causing another vapor release. the group consumer watchdog is calling for the plant to shut down while the state investigates underlying problems. >> it's simply unacceptable to run a company off the hook that way for years at a time. >> eric: ceo sent a memo to employees, they say they are going through difficult financial times. the company is trying to bring the plant up to compliance. >> muni officials are expected to vote on a $6 million contracted to install video cameras on more than 350 buses. they capture all kinds of problems that happen on board

its buses. but the system is ten years old and many of the cameras don't work anymore. they will send live pictures to police and muni monitoring stations. new cameras would be installed on muni and electric buses over the next four years. >> officials in san francisco and oakland are set to consider separate measures in the city today on rank choice voting. they say the process has worked well while opponents say it's confusing. in san francisco there a plan to keep rank choice voting for all offices except the mayor's race. that contest would have a conventional election in september and runoff in november. there is also a compromise proposal where the two top vote getters in the mayor's race get to enter a runoff. in oakland, a city councilman wants to put a measure on the ballot that would overturn rank

choice voting. a warrant has been issued for a suspect for an attack on city councilman. he says he was attacked in tenant by a property that he manages. he woke up in his car near golden gate fields. they report he was told by investigators that a warrant has been issued for a man suspected of felony battery. richmond police would not reveal any new details about the case. >> eric: weather conditions are improving for firefighters battling the 26,000 acre robbers fire. the fire east of colfax is now 45% contained. lower temperature and higher humidity has slowed down the fire. they are trying to protect the hotel still threatened. they expected to be a pivotal day if the weather remains favorable and they hope to make

good progress to extended containment. the drizzle this morning is any indication they will be getting some help today. >> kristen: we'll find more about those conditions. >> live doppler 7-hd. good morning everybody. zoom in financial district, fishermen's wharf and seeing the best radar returns as far as drizzle. as we see the big picture you can tell that we do have an area of low pressure spinning around and that is what is going to bring the cans of showers into the forecast mainly across the north bay during the afternoon hours. it's going to keep all of us in the sea breeze and cooler than average. you thought it was chilly yesterday it will feel more so today. patchy drizzle just about any place flew the 7:00 hour and even where you are not dealing with drizzle, streets may be slick from earlier drizzle. that is how thick its been. 50s and 60s for your lunch hour. 50s closer to the bay and coast. as we head to 4:00, start to see

sunshine in the east bay and south bay, pockets develop around the bay. 50s around the coast and san francisco and san rafael. everybody in the 60s and 70s. as we get towards 7:00 the chance of showers will wane in the north bay and we'll be dealing with 50s and 60s. tomorrow cool without the chance of showers in the afternoon. then look at the significant warming trend thursday and by friday it is back to summer levels. >> i wanted to show you a live shot of the bay bridge. you can see the clouds that mike has been talking out. you'll need the windshield wipers if you are coming into san francisco where there is cloud coverage. this is obviously bay bridge, metering lights remain off. very light-headed up the incline and headed into san francisco. no issues coming there. here is where you'll find a bit of fog and coming down the slick roads, coming down the waldo grade. earlier did need the windshield

wipers, almost rain like. that could affect your drive because of roads are slick no matter where you are this morning. give yourself a little extra time. good news coming in from the central valley. grant line is slow but you will find bumper to bumper traffic up around the altamont pass. clearing that good drive down to the dublin area. 101, northbound, got a problem at 116 in petaluma. >> kristen: google tries to take a bite out of serious crime. how they are trying to take on human traffickers. >> and america's newest hero the bus driver who was in the right spot when a toddler fell out of a third-story window.

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strategies for battling drug cartels, money launders and human traffickers. they often run their sophisticated groups online and google has the technology to help expose those networks. >> kristen: a brooklyn housing authority worker is being celebrated for his deed that saved a little girl. she crawled on to an air-conditioning unit and started dancing on it. they screamed to call 911. as he positioned himself on the ground beneath the window and the girl fell right into his arms. he didn't quite catch her but he cushioned the impact injuring his own arm in the process. girl is going to fine and he doesn't consider himself to be a hero. >> no, i don't, a jiro is a sandwich. >> you did more than that.

i would do the same for any kid. i would do it for my own. >> girl was taken to a hospital to be checked out by doctors. just checking up on her right now, minor injuries and going to be fine. >> eric: right place at the right time. >> and best paying jobs for women. bloomberg business report is next. >> if you decide the political guessing game kicks into high gear over mitt romney's running mate.

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>>. here is a look at the high temperatures and what we're dealing with today. a lot of 60s and 70s. half moon bay about 58 degrees. 72 in concord and 76 in places like antioch. that is where it's going to be warmest today. it looks like we'll have a chance of a shower up in the north bay. let's talk about some news. >> kristen: a top advisor to republican permit candidate. it could come by the end of this week. it comes after intensifying criticism by obama over his record and refusal to release tax returns.

a senior advisor says romney has not finalize add decision on running mate but it could come in days. >> police in toronto are looking for one more suspect after a shooting at an outdoor panic that caused mass panic and injuries and two deaths. 19 people were injured. they have one person in interest in custody. right now police believe at least two people were involved in the shooting. toronto's police chief there was some kind of altercation before midnight at the large outdoor barbecue. two people started shooting the crowd panicked. authorities say that panic is what cautioned most of the injuries. delta is apologizing for a mistake that allowed passengers returning to the u.s. from mexico to bypass customs and security. it happened at the atlanta airport. passengers made their way through a door that led straight to the baggage claim bypass ago

critical security step. delta ploudz were expecting a flight where passengers pre-cleared customs and immigration. they didn't verify where the plane came from. they regret the error and the safety and security of its customs is number one priority. if you are plying flying in this morning into san francisco. >> i would expect delays at sfo, probably not oakland or san jose. that is five to ten minutes or so. as soon we find out we'll let you check out. check flight tracker at abc7news.com. what you are looking at right now a lot of cloud cover out there. a lot of cloud cover, it's pretty thick and also been dropping a lot of drizzle this morning. while it may not look like it's a very wet right now. possibility of getting some is

definitely out there. here is a live look. there is not much going on as far as widespread showers and thunderstorms to the north but we have patchy drizzle for the rest of the morning commute. let's take a look at temperatures. pretty mild, mid to upper 50s. same thing around the monterey bay. let's talk about what is going to happen in the forecast cycle. morning drizzle and stray shower is possible in the afternoon hours. cloudy and patchy drizzle for tomorrow morning's commute. then it's over. warming trend beginning on thursday, temperatures back to average by friday. first, let's talk about today. anywhere from 2 degrees warmer in san francisco. 2 degrees cooler in san jose. 1 degree warmer and same in santa rosa. you can see we are all over the place compared to yesterday but within a couple of degrees. if you thought yesterday was chilly, today more so.

here is the low. it will slide down to the south with the counterclockwise flow, breezy conditions and possibility of a shower as it comes to the north bay. east bay, sunny and low to mid-70s in the afternoon hours. mostly sunny down in the south bay with low to mid-70s. partly cloudy conditions on the peninsula with mid-60s to low 70s. partly cloudy along the coast and mid to upper 50s. even partly cloudy conditions around downtown south san francisco. up north, that is where we have the chance of a stray shower, mid to upper 50s. monterey, mid 60s. first pitch, cool and dry down to 56. rangers are in town taking on the a's. seven-day forecast, you see tomorrow it will be drier in the afternoon but just as cool as today and then temperatures jump 6 degrees thursday, 4-6 degrees friday and another 4-6 degrees

by sunday. good morning. going to san rafael. if you commute to san rafael, past the civic center, you are in smooth sailing as you move into southern marin. really not the same if you are headed on the east shore freeway. look at all the crowded there. there is no stalls or accidents if you are head into the macarthur maze. metering lights remain off and smooth sailing into san francisco. 116. this is petaluma, a car flipped over on the on-ramp to 101 head in the northbound direction. if you are just leaving now, take a look at drive times. carquinez bridge to the maze, hillcrest at 242 out of antioch towards concord and altamont pass drive over to livermore and pleasanton is moving at the

limit. no significant delays either. >> eric: time is 5:54. >> attention shoppers, target launches a black friday sale in july and new survey reveals the best paying jobs for women. >> here is the bloomberg big business report. >> some of the top jobs where women earn the most are concentrated health care, science, technology and business fields. being a pharmacist is best paying job for women. followed by lawyers and then doctors. google plus is gaining on them. they debuted at the top spot while facebook fell to record low as they got fed up with constant changes. facebook shares on wall street biggest one day drop on concerns that sales were slowing. ben bernanke answers questions on monetary policy before

congress. target is expanding the summer online boz black friday to two full days. it's july 21. target lost 2 percent last month. >> kristen: a new study proves that we really may need laws to make us eat more healthy. new york city officials their ban on transfats has led to a significant cut in their consumption. they compared the recipes at manhattan restaurants in 2007 and 2009 before and after the ban took effect. people ate two and a half fewer grams of transfat per lunch. it can increase your chances of having heart disease. >> elusive cure for a hangover may be a nice plate of asparagus. they say anino acids kickstart

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