happening right now at 6:00 this morning, developing news on the gulf, you are looking at a live picture of new orleans, and you can tell the storm is coming. isaac moving closer to land promising to bring rain, wind and a dangerous storm surge we are tracking the storm and its affects from louisiana to florida. good morning thanks for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. let's tart with that developing news. new video overnight from lake pontchartrain in louisiana weighs are pounding the new levees isaac remains a

tropical storm but expected to reach hurricane status time today. isaac is expected to make landfall late today or early tomorrow morning possibly in entitle. . right now the winds are about 70 miles an hour. isaac is expected to bring dangerous storm surge that has the gulf coast residents so worry. we learned president obama will address the nation about isaac in about an hour at 7 a.m.. what is the latest on the storm? let's check in with mike. good morning. here's a look at live doppler over the last three hours. you can see the storm starting to pick up in intensity, some thunderstorms that were down to the south are starting to wrap around the east and up to the north going to push more winds and rain towards new orleans and biloxi and mobile, alabama. right now still a tropical storm, 70 mile per hour winds it has slowed, moving out of the northwest at about seven miles per to the northwest at

seven miles per hour storm surge with cat 1 is four to five feet, the new levees should hold that. i believe the biggest threat is going to be freshwater flooding the rain where we can get 10 to 18 inches in southern mississippi going to create a lot more problems i think than the surge and winds. we'll keep an eye even this -- eye on . >> as isaac makes its trek toward the gulf new orleans says it is ready. the first line of defense the system of levees, millions of dollars in improvements have been made since hurricane katrina, seven years ago. canals and pumping stations have been upgraded. despite improvements new orleans city officials a any storm is unpredictable and warning people to be ready for the worst. in florida the republican convention will get down to business after cancelling the

first day because of isaac. today delegates will be in seats and formally nominate mitt romney for president. speakers today include his wife and new jersey governor chris christie. mitt romney and running mate ryan scheduled to arrive in tampa today. mark matthews in tampa and filing live reports all weeklong. follow him on facebook and twitter for instant updates. abc news is providing live coverage of the convention and will be streaming it at abc7news.com from 4 to 8:30 p.m. tonight through thursday. you want to stay with us, in our next half hour, live to tampa for more on the start of today's convention. more developing news, antioch police have shot and killed a domestic violence suspect after they say he pointed a gun at them, it happened overnight following a high

speed chase. police chased the man on to a roof of a home where they say he pulled a gun then they shot him to death investigators still at the scene ahead amy hollyfield will buy us a update on this story. -- will bring us an update on this story. this morning we are hearing from the mother of san francisco's next archbishop following his arrest for drunk driving over the weekend. terry mcsweeney joins us live from san francisco with what bishop cordileone's mother is saying. >> reporter: mary cordileone speaking out, she is not sugarcoating this she is calling it as she sees it, she will probably be here when he's seated, that's the plan now, as archbishop of san francisco. she will probably also be there october 9th when he has fist his court appearance. the current bishop of oakland cordileone he was arrested in san diego early saturday

morning at a d ui check point from san diego. he spent 11 hours in jail, posted bail and released. his mother was with him all evening and the time of the arrest. she says there was a dinner party for a priest from germany, a friend of the bishop's the wine was flowing and they kept refilling the bishop's glass with wine. she says she saw that wanted to say something but didn't want to seem what she calls like a -- calls as abouty mom and didn't say anything now she wishes she had >> i blame myself for that he was driving good. we went through the checkpoint and he was driving fine, walking fine, just found his alcohol level higher than it should have been. >> reporter: cordileone, a controversial figure to the archbishop in san francisco conservative, supported prop 8 the voter approved measure

that bans same-sex marriage in california. he has apologized for what he calls an error in judgment and for the shame and 'tis grace he has brought upon the church and -- and disgrace he has brought upon the church and him . this doesn't mean they're going to be a delay in the seating of him as archbishop that's just an opinion the only opinion that matters is at the vatican the pope will have the final say. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. right now breaking news out of walnut creek, sky 7 hd over angmz apartment where we have received reports that there was a fire here this was maybe around 5:30 this morning. an apartment building in the 1100 block of lincoln avenue, very dark but you can see there are some fire trucks there. that is the scene that supposedly has burned. we stand that everyone has been evacuated from the building, you see a firefighter walking off there,

people next door to this building apparently they've been evacuated. we understand nobody has been injured at least no reports of it. not smoke now, not seeing flames but we have reports from walnut creek at lincoln avenue, there was a fire and certainly firefighters you can see are still on scene. time now 6:07. time for a look at forecast. will it be warm this afternoon? >> very philosophical question. >> will it ever be warm? what is warm? >> i do think. >> where is mike? >> we should check in with mike not sure where this is going. >> what is mild we get more than anything else. low to the north going to bring cooler trend into the weekend right now too far away that's why clear sky high pressure squashed marine layer mainly in the 50s by 7:00 sunshine out to the coast as we head through noon into the around, a few clouds along the coast, temperatures in the low to mid 60s, low 70s to low 80s

bay and inland lunchtime, 89 warm? possibly some may turn the air conditioner on, most won't. by 7:00 down to 80 inland, 70 bay and dipping below 60, 59 at the coast. high amounts of tree and ragweed moderate grass and mold in your pollen forecast for today many minimal changes drop two to four degrees tomorrow jump up two to four thursday and drop six degrees across the board friday more cool ago into the weekend. that in a few minutes. first traffic. good morning. few new accidents one at the bay bridge toll, already on the shoulder, live shot at the toll , i think i see it, right there, traffic still fine cash lanes backed up past the end of the parking lot. also, a few problems one north bay highway 29 closed dude to

earlier fire, shutdown for a few blocks between myrtle and washington. berry street all it in. they should be reopening it in the -- alternate. they should be reopening it in the next half hour. they expect one-way traffic control through the area. highway 29 fine in napa, 101 looking good in santa rosa. north 101 san rafael lincoln, accident blocking right lane, a little slow northbound, southbound still fine. new crash eastbound 4 hill tkreft jammed west -- hillcrest, jammed wet bound, palo alto crash closer to san antonio past embarcadero on the shoulder, eastbound 237 mcare think debris -- mcare think, debris blocking the ride. >> new step the faa is i can taking that could allow you to use electron nippinging during

takeoff and landing. teens and distracted driving, persistent problem. michael finney with the new technology helping keep

:13. the faa is taking another step towards losening rules on electronic devices while inflight, a recommendation won't come until march of next

year. right now passengers must shut off all devices when a plane is below 10,000 feet because of concerns the signals might interfere with electronics in the cockpit. car accidents the number one killer of 3,000, more from cancer, gun violence or drug abuse. >> reporter: good morning. driver error will always be there. new technology in cars is helping curb accidents. consumer reports says, attacking the problem on many fronts can go a long way. renee says her 18-year-old son steven, a few miles from his dis10 nation, his car skidded on ice and flipped several times, killing him and injuring his passenger we'll never be the same to lose a child is the greatest loss. >> reporter: what haunts renee

is seven was not,sv wearing a seat belt a factor in 60% of all fay tar cal accidents for teens, texting or talking on the phone also factors in fatal accidents 27% of young drivers are drunk. >> 16-year-olds are three times more likely to get in a crash than 18 or 19-year-olds. >> reporter: consumer reports recommends advancing training programs to team teens how to handle emergency situations and become safe drive evers. consumer reports says new technology like ford's programable my key reminds teens to do things the right way. >> interesting features, a teen can't put the radio on until the seat belt is fastened. >> reporter: the car is also important. >> parents 10 to buy teens older cars because they are less expensive. they don't have the latest

safety features that can make all the difference. >> reporter: consumer reportses two important safety features for teens, electronic stability control and side curtain air bags. there's good news, fewer teens are dying in car crashes now than they used to due in large part to graduated driver's licenses those laws place restrictions like limiting late night driving and number of passengers allowed in vehicles. states with the strongest laws have seen a clear reduction on the number of fatalities and crashes. michael finney, 7 on your side. >> maybe make them wait another year while all their friends are driving. >> how would you have reacted if your parents told you that? >> different when you are a parent. >> do as i say, not as i do. >> what are kids looking at? >> a lot of sun, roll her take

towards emeryville towards san francisco you can we have a lot of the sunshine out there as the sun is coming up in the next few minutes. live doppler 7 hd with the lack of clouds we have a lack of flight arrival delays into sfo, oakland, san jose all on time, definitely dry. burlingame going to school today, a few clouds 7:00, warming 68, breezy 76 by 3:00, sunny 72. across towards san loren dough unified district heading back-to-school, a little cloud cover possible by 7:00, breezy, 74 by 3:00, cooler 68 by 6:00. one more pleasanton unified school district starting off with clear conditions 57 at 7:00, sunny 70 at 11:00, warm 81 by 3:00. have fun kids make some friends don't get too mad at your teachers yet.

right now 50s and 60s most areas 70 antioch low to upper 50s monterey inland to gilroy sun, clouds at the coast, apparently cloudy, mild tonight, significant cooling trend friday through sunday today warmer in livermore, 93, napa 81, oakland 74, san francisco 68, san jose 80, redwood city 75, look at lack of clouds through the morning, as we head into the noon hour, a few clouds develop along the coast, even those will start to develop holes as we head into the afternoon. 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s to even 90 inland with brentwood and live more the two areas that could hit 90. two to four degrees cooler tomorrow, two to four degrees warmer thursday. significant cooling trend friday and saturday, saturday the coolest as we struggle to make 80 inland, 70 bay and

near 50 at the coast temperatures are 6 to 10° cooler than today. have a great day, good luck at school. good luck at school and better news in calistoga highway 29 just roped it was shutdown in both directions -- just reopened it was shutdown in both directions. just got off the phone with caltrans metering lights just went on, now we are going to start to see the fastrak lanes back up, right now just to the end of the parking lot. westbound 80 a hot spot the other day right now looking good through berkeley, 19 minutes from the carquinez to the maze. san mateo bridge getting more conjested westbound past the toll things still flowing well out of hayward into foster city, earlier accident south 101 in palo alto and also

eastbound 4 in antioch, cleared, north 101 in san rafael, better ride right now. 6:20. still ahead, well wishes continue on "good morning america" this morning for robin roberts as she awaits that lifesaving medical procedure. we'll bring you more.

weeklong well wishes to robin roberts will continue today. roberts says friday will be her last day on the show before going on medical leave for a bone marrow transplant. >> i will check into the hospital the following tuesday and begin the process it still takes 10 days after being admitted because there's things you have to go through before the transplant. >> roberts diagnosed with a blood and bone marrow disease. her sister will be her donor. the burning man festival now underway and off to a rocky start. festivalgoers are being warned to prepare for dust storms that could last three hours a day. this video shows how dry it is. 55,000 tickets have been sold. that has caused another problem organizers suing officials for hiking permit fees to $400,000, officials say it is to pay for the

increased law enforcement they need. still ahead, continuing to track isaac this morning. the storm is expected to make landfall sometime today or tomorrow, the dangerous surge coming to the gulf and the preparations underway as it continues to gain strength. former top cop in oakland has a new job. the east coast city bringing anthony batts to run its police force. >> reporter: it was an intense night in antioch ended with a man being shot to death on the roof of a random home. i'll tell you about it, next. check out high temperatures, going to be warm inland with 80s to near 90 livermore and brentwood, 70s bay, 60s coast into san francisco, we may see a few clouds during the afternoon. coolest seattle and portland 73, most of the country in the 80s and 90s 108 phoenix. good news, la yard -- laguardia said all delays are over. all major airports on time as

is san francisco, oakland and san jose. flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom. here's a check of the bay bridge toll, things are starting to back up towards 880 for the fastrak lanes. more news,

we start at 6:30 with developing miss. you are looking at a live picture from the gulf coast, as tropical storm isaac moves closer to land. right now the storm is expected to make landfall late tonight or early tomorrow this is new orleans in louisiana, also, we want to show you new video just in, this is bahama, -- this is alabama, how it looks this morning. strong waves pounding the coastline expected to get worse as the day goes on. good morning i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. isaac is a tropical storm storm is expected to reach hurricane strength. let's check in with mike. live doppler 7 hd, i think it could happen over the next six hours or so, we are looking at last three hours you can see convection starting to wrap around the eye, the eye a little more defined, when that happens the storm tends to deepen and

increase in intensity, looks like it is starting to develop. as we look at how far it is from new orleans, 175 miles moving northwest at self sprint miles an hour, -- [ unintelligible ] my main concern not the storm surge four to five feet that depends on the tide how high it will be the levees can ham a four to five foot storm surge around new orleans. my main concern is what we call freshwater flooding all the rain going to fall into mississippi up to a teen inches that will cause probably more flooding than the storm surge will. isaac causing worries from louisiana to florida. katie marzullo continues our live team coverage from the breaking news center. >> reporter: we now in 30 minutes from the white house president obama is going to make a statement on tropical storm isaac.

meantime, another live look at this shot out of new orleans, rough seas there, the water lapping up against the embankment, we've seen similar shots just like that this morning. things seem to get picking up as we wait for isaac to make landfall expected southeastern louisiana no later than tomorrow morning as a possible cat 1 hurricane. officials in new orleans have not ordered evacuations. residents in other areas of louisiana and mississippi have been told to leave. the new orleans airport is closed, business owners closing up, there are those who are stocking up on supplies saying they are going to stay. >> we know what you have to have to make it through make due until that power comes back. >> loud, noisey and you are going to be knocked around and

if you are not used to it, it is going to scare the dickens out of you. >> reporter: people are a little more on edge, tomorrow is the 7th anniversary of hurricane the mayor of new orleans says 10 billion dollars in improvements have been made to the left very system since then. because isaac won't be as strong the levee system should be able to weather the storm. stays of emergency declared in four states and 5,000 national guard troops on standby. stay with abc7 morning news coming up, we go live to tampa, florida forea live report on the republican -- for a live report on the republican national convention >> overnight antioch police shot a man on the roof of a home they say that suspect pointed a gun at officers. amy hollyfield joins us live. >> reporter: now the sun has

come up check out what we can see the evidence markers on the sidewalk at least 10, they usually put those out where they find shell casings. whether all of those came from officer's guns or the suspected fired we don't know. originally we were told maybe one officer shot one bullet at the suspect looks like it was several more. we were told that the man ran through several blocks through backyards trying to get away from police and climbed up on top on the roof of a random home in antioch. police say the man pointed a gun at them, that's when officers fired at him, he was shot and kill. he not only ran from police he -- he tried to escape by car police say he a child in the car and did ram into several police cars before he crashed. police say the kid is fine he left the child when he took off running. he terrified the neighborhood,

people say they hit the ground when they heard the gun fire. >> sounded like firecrackers but i knew it want because i seen him running down the street with the gun. >> just like boom, , boom! they was like -- they was like put the gun down. >> reporter: police were called for a domestic violence dispute involving a gun last night. they haven't said hot child is or who the dead man is or whether they did find a gun. they say the investigation will take all day. they expect to be here throughout the day. they did he what the -- they did evacuate the family living in the home. they have left the neighborhood because police have surrounded their home and think they will be here for the rest of the day. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the man tapped by vatican to be the next archbishop of san francisco apologized for

his drunk driving arrest over the weekend. bishop cordileone spent a night in jail after he failed a breathalyzer and now out on bail. he was pulled over in san diego where he was visiting family and friends. the car the bishop was driving is registered to the catholic diocese. it is now parked at his mom's house in san diego. he's scheduled to appear in court october 9th, four days after he anyoned as archbishop in san francisco. >> the chevron refinery still leaking hydrocarbons at high levels. yesterday an investigation set the hydrocarbon leak has been isolated and will stop today. >> >> rare hantavirus says expected of causing the death of -- the death of another visitor to yosemite second

death and fourth person suspected of contracting the virus. all four stayed in separate cabins within 100 feet of each other in mid june. the virus is caused by exposure to the waste of wild mice. park officials are trying to contact visitors who stayed in the tents over past two months to warn them about potential hantavirus. former oakland police chief anthony batts has a new job. being named the police commissioner of baltimore. he could be introduced as soon as today. batts resigned from the opd last year citing battles with bureaucracy. he complained he was given full responsibility but limited control of the department. temperatures, mike staying even? yeah, i think soy, within two to four degrees of where were yesterday because we don't have much of a sea breeze, not much cloud cover air mass is the same.

good morning. here's a look at winds very calm to maybe five miles per hour hayward, oakland, fairfield 12 miles per hour. 25, 35, good push of cooler air coming in not happening today. area of low pressure keeping an eye on that for the weekend right now small area of high pressure to our south keeping us clear. hardly clouds even at the coast temperatures will be in the 50s for the most part by 7:00, maybe a stray 60 here and in if you are driving around -- temperatures in the low mid 60s into san francisco and san rafael by lunch. 70s, 80s fairfield, antioch livermore most of us in the 80s by 4:00 inland, 70s bay, low to mid 60s coast into san francisco, 7:00 pulling back temperatures mainly 70s inland, 60s bay, upper nice to

low 60s along the coast into san francisco, couple degrees cooler tomorrow, warmer thursday and significant cooling trend friday below average from then through the weekend. that forecast in a few minutes. first traffic updates with frances. bay bridge toll the back-up extends to the 880 overcrossing 15 minute wait to the metering lights. here's a look at westbound 80 traffic heading past university through berkeley things are starting to get a little slow drive time 22 minutes from the carquinez to the maze no major trouble spots eastbound there was an accident blocking lane but cleared to the shoulder no problems eastbound as well. also, southbound 680 brake lights as you head past north main heading towards highway 24 through walnut creek. southbound 680 slows again as you make your way through

fremont heavy traffic reported by a traffic spotter under 40 miles an hour. heads-up on eastbound 237 at mccarthy, there's a caltrans sign or trailer that tipped over debris in the road and it did cause a couple cars to pull over with possible flight tires this has been out there for a while eastbound you will find delays westbound on 237 from 880. 6:40. new hints about the upcoming iphone from cupertino-based apple. trading underway on wall street. we'll have a live report from the new york stock exchange straight an helped. right now the dow is off about six points. first, the republican national convention finally kicks off today we go live to tampa with the storm shortened schedule for the gop. more than a machine after the colorado theater shooting

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>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. welcome back. a few clouds gather along the coast otherwise a lot of sun 60s coast into san francisco,

70s bay 80s to near 90 livermore and brentwood inland valleys dry across the state today live doppler the last three hours no radar returns red flag warning high fire danger in tahoe today at 77, 90s central valley yosemite even l.a., 110 palm springs, 82 in san diego. the republican national convention kicks off today after isaac forced the first day to be jammed. t.j. winick joins us live from florida with a preview. >> reporter: good morning. as you mentioned, after a lost day due to tropical storm isaac the republican national convention kicks off with a full program today highlighted by ann romney's speech in primetime. 150 members of the romney family are heading to tampa the candidate himself will arrive later today, two days

earlier than expected. monday mitt romney spent the day in new hampshire, working on his acceptance speech, scheduled for thursday night in primetime. >> i like my speech. i really like ann's speech. >> reporter: the campaign is conning on her charisma, hoping she can convince voterser husband cares about their needs that there's a personal side to him, -- to him voters haven't seen yet. she will talk about him as a family man. five sons sat down with diane sawyer. >> ask him about his dad he gets emotional, about me mother he gets emotional, god and christ. >> reporter: romney is battling the percent shun among 58% of americans that he favors -- well any over the middle class and his policies would do the same. the only real noise around the convention monday was protesters. the proceedings were conveneed

yesterday's official program was cancelled due to concerns about the impact of tropical storm isaac. >> clearly, a lot of people are going to be can concerned after what they've been through with katrina, they have another big hurricane come there. it is a cause for concern. ♪ >> reporter: that same poll shows the presidential race now in a dead heat. many americans still not happy about how the president is handling the economy. how does isaac -- [ inaudible ]

>> reporter: the romney campaign knows they are thought to be out of touch by 58% of the country -- [ inaudible ] thank you t.j. with them testing out the music kind of hard to hear. reminder mark matthews in tampa and will file live reports this week. follow him on our facebook page and twitter for instant updates. also abc news is providing live coverage of the convention and streaming it at abc7news.com starting today at 4 p.m. until 8:30 p.m..

6:48. the families of some of the people killed in a colorado movie theater massacre plan to speak out about specified events they say need to be addressed. 12 people were killed during the premiere of the new batman movie. the families have scheduled a news conference today to discuss behind the scenes developments. they say they will speak with one voice. so far they've not elaborated on what those developments are. a lot of buzz and guesses about iphone 5 and more promising signs for the housing market. >> jane king with that and hints about the iphone tell us more, tell us more jane! yes, the daily mail among those reporting that fans are looking at what supposedly leaked images they see a chip that you may be able to wave the iphone to pay for groceries and anything else you buy at check-out.

the chip might work in con junction with a bank or. teens credit card on file. samsung already using the chips for its feature that allows to you transfer documents between phones by tapping them together. apple shares hit a record high yesterday, slight pull-back this morning. of course that courtroom victory friday in the patent dust spite -- dispute with samsung. samsung vowing to take all measures to keep its products for sale in the u.s. s&p home price index climbing in june from a year ago the first time a year over year gain in two years. detroit, portland, cleveland, boston biggest uptick. san francisco home prices up nearly 3 . this morning slightly -- we started off lower but have turned slightly positive

that's been the theme of the month little movement in stocks. consumer confidence numbers coming out in a few minutes. bloomberg index trading a little lower. i'm jane king. 6:51. time for our weather forecast. more forecasts for the kids as you go out the door you will find this beautiful sunshine, beautiful picture of the golden gate bridge this morning the presidio pulling out towards golden gate park eventually, marin headlands beautiful picture. live doppler 7 hd with lack of clouds, we are going to have a lack of rain out there and a lack of delays at sfo, san jose and oakland that's good news. let's talk about hillsborough city your school district starting today clear 53° jumping up to 63 by 11:00 mild

71 by 3:00, then breezy 65. castro valley school district starting today, sunny and 56 at 7:00, may have a cloud or two around 11:00 sun and breezy temperatures top out near 80 today. san ramon valley school district danville and alamo, starting off clear, 57°, warming to 75 by 11:00, sports activities begin at 3:00, make sure you have plenty of fluids especially the freshman football team, 88° and the varsity cross-country team. let's talk about what is going on as far as temperatures. in the 50s and 60s in most areas except half moon bay 49°. around the monterey bay clear low to mid 50s. tons of sun even at the coast where a few includes develop this afternoon. partly cloudy mild tonight coolest friday through sunday that hasn't changed since yesterday four degrees warmer

santa rosa today four degrees cooler in oakland pretty close to feeling the same as yesterday. here's a look at the cloud cover hanging around the coast, gets more intense around noon then holes develop and our spread will go from 62 in pacific to about 4 in oakland to 90 in brentwood most inland val the 80s with 70s around the bay and low to mid 60s coast. two to four degrees cooler tomorrow, two to four degrees warmer thursday, more significant drop friday into saturday, saturday brisk along the coast 50s mainly 60s around the bay, mainly 70s in our inland neighborhoods 10° below average during the weekend. here's frances. bay bridge toll sorry the sun is in the way, traffic is backed up towards the 880 overcrossing. getting there on the east shore freeway drive time half an hour from the carquinez to the maze. live shot of the golden gate

bridge, marin fine for the commute on 101 into san francisco, much earlier accident northbound 101 san rafael that never caused delays. >> san mateo bridge westbound always more crowded than eastbound still fine across the span expect busier traffic this weekend on the san mateo bridge and 237 with the dumbarton bridge closure over the labor day holiday many also head over to westbound 80 near red top, crash reported on the shoulder a big rig and car you can see as you head towards -- towards jamison canyon highway 12 heavy towards napa picking up heavy traffic on southbound 680 as you make your way from vallecitos, you can find us with the waze traffic app. 6:54. here are five things to know before you go:

number one, isaac could be a cat 1 hurricane by tonight as it bears down on the gulf coast, no evacuation orders in new orleans, other areas of louisiana and mississippi under mandatory evacuations. president obama will make a statement on the possible hurricane later today. >> number two, mitt romney due to arrive at the republican national convention today which gets underway after the one-day storm delay. his wife is speaking tonight. his big address is thursday night after he's officially nominated for president. >> number three, antioch police shot and kill a domestic violence suspect this morning after -- shot and killed a domestic violence suspect this morning. >> number four, the man selected by the vatican to be the next archbishop of san francisco apologizing for his weekend arrest for drunk driving. bishop cordileone was stopped at a d i check point in

san diego after having -- at a d ui checkpoint in san diego after having dinner with friends. >> families of those killed in the colorado movie theater shootings plan to speak with one voice today. >> time for a final check of the forecast. behind you it is clear around the bay and out at the coast no delays anywhere because of weather, live doppler showing how dry it is going to be today partly cloudy coast a few clouds low to mid 60s upper 60s to upper 70s bay near 80 to near 90 this afternoon inland. bay bridge poll traffic backed up past the 880 overcrossing with the sun in the way. there is a lot of heavy traffic in all the usual spots, especially with even more kids back-to-school today and this week. traffic is heavy especially through livermore and isabel avenue and vallecitos through

pleasanton towards sunol. you can get traffic with our waze app any time. that does it for this edition of the abc7 morning news. we are just getting word that president obama will speak at 7:10 this morning, 10 minute delay on his statement on isaac. "good morning america" will have it. now the kids are going back-to-school you want to download our new alarm clock app for your phone.