neighborhoods and we are learning what sparks the rated. >> in massachusetts a surprise discovery in a donation bin now in the hands of the f.b.i. could it be tied to the boston marathon bombings? >> the central subway project of san francisco marking another milestone as major equipment needed for the project arrives. >> and now, good morning, the crews will not get too sweaty working outside. >> it is a little cool. if you are a runner it is nice. >> it is cloudy out there, and mild, and the humidity is up because of the extra moisture that is creating the clouds but unfortunately, no rain following from the live doppler 7 hd showing how dry it is. we will plan out the day around the bay at 48 degrees at 7:00, with clouds and pockets of sunshine developing south by noon and 61 and partly cloudy by 4:00 and 65 with the clouds right back at 7:00, and 59

degrees. as far as inland neighbors we are showing clouds and 46 and clouds retreat quickly from the east bay valleys but still in the north bay at noon and 63 and all of us sunny and 67 at 4:00 and sunshine and of 1. clouds at the coast and pockets of sunshine and low-to-mid 50's from noon to 4:00. leyla gulen has the commute. >> we still have the traffic accident along westbound 80 if you are coming if this area you will see delays. it is looking like a three-mile backup westbound 80 blocking a couple of lanes. the top speed right now is 15 miles per hour so very sluggish there as you try to make it down to 580. jumping down to san jose eastbound 237 to northbound 85, that connection is going to be re-opened shortly and we still have crews out there mopping things up and a long at the santa cruz mountains on highway

9, this accident still is in place blocking a lane out there. >> developing news in oak, we expect to learn more this morning about a series of raids in the east bay by oakland miss and the f.b.i. the crime sweep wrapped up around 1:00 o'clock a.m., with 15 warrants served and we saw several f.b.i. agents and tactical gear with fully automatic weapons and outside of the city tower apartment building at 7th and lyndon. raids took place in hayward, san leandro and antioch. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield will have an update from oakland in the next half hour. also in oakland this morning, police are investigating the city's 3st homicide of the year. the victim this time was a young mother. officers arrived at 54th street west of shaddick to find a woman in her 20's dead and her toddler nearby. it is not clear if the toddler saw her mother get shot but

police have information about the suspect. a $10,000 reward is offered. >> the father of the two brothers accused of carrying out the attacks will travel to the united states from russia and now investigators are try, to figure out if fireworks found in a massachusetts donation bin are tied to the bombings. we are joined from washington, dc, with the latest. authors now confident there were no other plots by the suspected bombers but they may have had plans to party in new york city. >> the surviving suspected boston bomber this morning has gone silent, officials say dzhokhar tsarnaev answered 16 hours of questions but stopped talking after being charged in the boston hospital bed. in russia, the father says he will travel to the united states today. his mother still refusing to accept her son's guilt. >> no. i don't. i went.

never. the dramatic new photos show the brothers in a gun battle with police, a absoluteout that left the older son, tamerlan tsarnaev, dead in the street. officials now say he was on two terrorist watch lists, but the system had insufficient information to raise alarms. >> we contacted the russians on three different occasions to ask if more information and nothing was for the coming. >> in boston, more signs the city is trying to move on. crowds visited memorials at the bomb site as local businesses repaired scars from the blast. at the hospitals, 34 wounded victims are still recovering, across town yesterday, thousands mourned a hero who did not survive, slain m.i.t. police officer collier. vice president biden had choice words for the killers. >> two twisted perverted cowardly knock off jihadists here in boston. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev faces the death penalty will have an

all-star legal defense team with the top lawyer a public defender also defended the shoe bomber, richard reid in 2001. >> happening now in san francisco, the subway project that will connect the south of market to china town is taking a new turn and abc7 news reporter joins us with a look at the major equipment that arrived overnight. >> if you have wondered what it takes to dig a subway tunnel, check it out. this is it. first pieces of the giant tunnel boring machine arrived here made in china recently shipped to the port of san francisco. they huge. more pieces will arrive later. it will be 300' long. now comes the hard part lowering them into a hole at the starting point for the excavation called the launch box.

two of the machines will dig their way 1.5 miles to north beach to create the central subway project. putting the machine together will take weeks. the project could take six years to complete. >> called earth pressure balance machine and they have a rotating cutter herd for soft ground and we anticipate drilling into soft ground. >> we will below a lot of the old infrastructure and buildup, we will below that. a lot of planning has gone into the project. >> part of the boring device that does the work is called cutterhead. it arrives tone. it can dig 40' a day. total cost is $1.6 billion. i asked a construction worker what one of the pieces weighs and he says 120 tons.

for one piece. >> this morning, investigators are still trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed a home in the east bay. the discovery fire broke out near the yacht club before 7:00 last night. it spread to a second home as firefighters arrived on scene. sky 7 got video of firefighters working on the home where the fire began and much inside the two homes got out safely. >> this afternoon, two sisters accused of abusing children at an east bay daycare center are scheduled to make the first court appearance. the 35-year-old and 33-year-old face three counts of felony child abuse and are all under the age of 11 months and foundation swad telling methods at the universal pre-school in live more including children bound so tight they could not move or breathe properly. the women are being held in

alameda county jail. >> man is facing $26,000 fine for cutting down trees on his own property. our media partner the daily news reports that officials gave the man the fine for cutting down six trees. the law says any tree that is larger than 48" can only be cut down if it is likely to transmit disease or topple over. the fine actually could have been worse. officials originally fined him $52,000 but later cut it in half. >> time for a check on the forecast. the sun is getting ready to do its thing in the east bay. but not quite there. >> it is cloud cover, not fog. marine player fogs. covering altogether our neighbors. we will see what it is doing to the temperatures because of the slow reveal of sunshine. we will be at our coolest in most areas today. we will be in the mid-50's along

the coast with pockets service shawn and breezy 59 in san francisco and 61 in richmond and more sunshine headed to the south bay and upper 60's around fremont and palo alto and san jose. mid-to-upper 60's in the north bay and longer to get the sunshine and east bay will get the sunshine the quickest with the south bay and low 70's. for the weekend, we are looking at faster sunshine tomorrow at two to six degrees warmer and warmer again on saturday with faster sunshine and the wind switch and the 80's around the bay and inland and 60's at the coast by sunday. details ahead for the weekend but first leyla gulen. >> back to the east bay if you are headed to richmond, you will be stuck in this traffic westbound 80 we have two lanes blocked out there because of a crash. it is causing quite the backup. the continue speed now is only down to 11 miles per hour.

bumper to bumper traffic if you make it down to 580. a quick check of the drive along northbound 680 beyond willow road we have a big rig stuck and it is leaking fuel is the road off-ramp is shut down and you can go to the next off-ramp and get off there. as we look at the highway four, if you are headed out of antioch to pittsburg nine miles per hour is the top speed and the toughest drives this morning starts to loosen up so this is a still verify -- silver lining. you have heavy conditions from the altamont pass and 11 miles per hour is the top speed easing into livermore and pleasanton. >> thank you at 6:10. apple is celebrating a milestone and what the technical giant is giving the fans. >> huge flames light up the sky and the source of the fire and the late night battle to put it out. >> we are two hours away now from all five living presidents gathering together at the same

>> covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all bay area, this is abc7 news. good thursday morning a look from the exploritorium camera at

the skyline at san francisco, the ferry building. you do see some cloud cover. will that mean the coolest day of the week? that is ahead. >> in maryland there is a mulch pile fire that has lots of foul for flames. flames are up to 50' in the air. they are trying to smother the flames. no structure is in danger but the wins are shifting so the job is miserable. >> people in a small texas town gather today to honor 14 victims of the devastating fertilizer plant explosion that leveled their community. president obama and governor perry are scheduled to speak at the service at baylor university this morning. the blast wiped out most of the town of west, texas, and killed several firefighters and first responders. the president ordered flags at federal building in texas flown at half staff. they had planned to be in texas

if the dedication of former president george w. bush library. >> the dedication marks the younger bush's return to the public eye four years after the end of the polarizing presidency and all five living american presidents will gather in dallas today for the dedication of the george w. bush presidential library and museum. in the first exclusive interview with abc7 news the 43rd president described the library on the campus and looks back on life and career including the times as president from 9/11 to hurricane katrina, and the wars in afghanistan and iraq which the museum points out no weapons of mass destruction were found. >> the debate is over the i did what i did. historians will judge the decisions. >> there will be more on the library and abc7 news anchor's interview on "good morning america" following our newscast at 7:00.

>> new to the 42nd president, former president clinton is officially on twitter. talk show host colbert signed it up this month during an appearance on his show. now, this is new, bill clinton has taken ownership of the account and tweeted last night making reference to the daughter chelsea and, also, to colbert so, he says he is excited to join chelsea and my good friend, and he has 200,000 followers and you can expect that will grow pretty quickly. >> a former president drops your name on twitter, that is big stuff. >> colbert had the twitter handle prez billy jeff so clinton has changed that. >> now a check on the weather. tell us of the marine layer. >> very thick. up to 3,000' but sfo has no

flight arrival delays. here are the clouds, the thick layer, looking at the east bay hills this morning, from the bay bridge toll plaza. the rapidly falling temperatures from monday to wednesday, that is what you see, monday's high in yellow, wednesday's high in white and the difference in blue, san jose is 18 degrees cooler and everyone else is 20 to 27 degree temperature drop over a 48-hour timeframe. today, the clouds show we will be one degree warmer in san francisco, and the same in santa rosa at 64 and san jose, oak, concord and fremont one to four degrees cooler so today is going to be the coolest day. the clouds can really use the rain but it is not happening. most of us are in the 50's but for santa rosa at 49 and los gatos at 48. warm spot is oakland at 58 degrees and 54 in san francisco and san jose. here is a look at downtown, our

forecast for today, the entire bay area, although we are highlighting downtown san jose, clouds linger, cloudy and cool tonight and the clouds lean us allowing the warmth to develop and dry weather from the weekend to next week. the cloud cover will reach the height at 8:00 or 9:00 and then noon from the south bay but having a hard time getting there. the bay and the north bay are cloudy until 2:00 or 3:00, and most of the clouds are out at the coast. south bay temperatures are in the upper 60's and 66 in milpitas to 70 in los gatos is the spread and 62 in millbrae to 70 in los altos and upper 50's in downtown and south san francisco. sausalito and petaluma in the low 60's and otherwise mid-to-upper 60's in the north bay valley and ten degrees cooler at your beach and 59 in richmond the cool spot along the east bay shore to 68 in fremont and low do mid-70's throughout

the east bay valleys. if you head to the game, baltimore orioles are in town and you can see the clouds with the breeze, dress for temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's and we are in the mid-40's to low 50's with clouds and the sunshine comes out quicker and the warming trend begins and by sunday we will flirt with 60 at the coast, no big deal, and we will be near 80 around the bay and upper 80's to near 90 inland. leyla gulen? >> most of the bay area is quiet and accident-free with metering lights on, on the bay bridge and we have quite the delay westbound from oakland to treasure island. we are seeing a series accident along westbound 80 at five miles of backup coming in this area where we have a wreck blocking a couple of lanes. and 11 miles per hour in east richmond and single digits in some areas so a very tough commute. the drive time traffic along 80

from he four to the 580 split you are looking at 28 minutes, love half an hour and 101 freeway and 22 minutes northbound and in san jose, and 680 you are looking at 18 minutes from 580 to fremont. >> a teen drive in the south bay loses control of a car. ahead at 6:30 the mother and child caught in the aftermath and what police believe led to the crash. >> first, though, do you need a broken iphone screen fix? some say do it yourself. some say do it yourself. we reveal whether it is as e [ male announcer ] this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it.

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apple is celebrating the 10th anniversary of itunes and a new timeline called a decade of itunes is live in the music section of the store and shows milestones over 10 years including top-selling songs and other information. apple launched itunes back on april 28, 2003, and customers bought over a million songs during the first week, they were stunned. since then, more than 25 billion songs have been sold. >> from itunes to the iphone , what if the worst happens and the screen cracks? >> do it your sell kits promise

an easy fix and "consumer reports" has partnered with 7 on your side. are the claims true? >> good morning, cracked iphone screen? this is an app for that. not exactly an app but there are videos on how to fix a protecten screen and move on. "consumer reports" found the repair is far from simple. >> when some woman dropped her iphone the screen cracked, and driving her crazy but the cost to replace the phone made her more upset. to save money she use add repair service but could she have fixed her iphone for less? "consumer reports" tester wanted to know how easy or tough this repair can be. he ordered a replacement screen repair kit for $30 and then watched a 30-minute video and wanted to see how others would do. >> i recruited people from around the building with cracked iphone screens with

various skill levels from engineers like me to complete novices. >> they compared the results with a repair service. some breezed through the process. others...regretted the decision. >> it requires a lot of patience. i don't have patience. >> there were lots of steps and small parts and fragile pieces. bernie stayed on the side lines to help if panic set up. overall, it took most of the panelists an hour and a half to replace a cracked screen. for the technically challenged it took much longer. >> in the end, we repaired five phones and used seven replacement scenes. one was defective. one was broken in the process. >> if you are thing about replacing an iphone scene, realize, it can save you some money but it will likely cost you a fair amount of time and some aggravation. you can buy an insurance policy

to cover damage to iphones or buy apple's tended warranty but given the costs and caveats, "consumer reports" thinks neither offers good value. a petter investment would be phone case that wraps around the built of the inphone screen which start at about $20. >> it is now 6:26 and our coverage of the boston bombings continues. the uncertainty surrounding a parent of the suspects if a trip to the united states. >> new details from an operation conducted by oak police and the f.b.i. the story is coming up. >> this is how it looks from mount tamalpais this morning, check out the top of the marine layer at 3,000' and we are going to have temperatures below average today but a big warming trend is on the way in the week

end forecast. >> tracking a crash in the east bay and it looks to be clear with all the details and the metering lights are on with heavy delays coming

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news.

>> good morning this is a look at embarcardero and san francisco from our rooftop camera in san francisco. you can see the clouds. >> i do. >> yes, thanks for joining us. that is called a marine layer and mike will tell us about that. >> the clouds be stubborn today. they not bringing us any rain although the marine layer is 3 ,000 feet deep it does not have the moisture. it could be drizzle or mist in the clouds. it is gray around the bay. the day planner is 48 degrees. 61 so sunny spots by noon and 65 with clouds and in the evening the clouds return and tonight is jacket weather. 46 with the clouds, and the clouds retreat from the east bay valley and sunny and 67 at 4:00

and a cool 61 with sunshine. at the coast, our day planner is full of clouds and temperatures in the 50's. that is the day planner for now. >> the east bay is cleared from traffic in hurricane cheese -- hercules to richmond, and it has cleared westbound 80, and look at all the red, it is jam packed bumper to bumper, and you can take san pablo avenue but it is a tough time to get around so half an hour from highway four to the 580 split. the drive time traffic on 101 coming down through marine county from petaluma to highway 37, half an hour, the 24, away from 680 into the tunnel, 12 minutes and 880, looking at 238 to fremont in the southbound direction at 17 minutes. >> developing news from oakland where we are expected to learn more today about an f.b.i.

operation in several east bay locations that extend late into the night. agentsere seen in a neighborhood with assault rifles. now from oakland police headquarters. >> it wrapped up this morning and it was an intense operation involving oakland police and the f.b.i. and residents tell us it was confusing and many of the residents were forced from hems. here are the latest details we have received from police. they say they served 16 high-risk narcotics and weapons-related search warrants and witnesses say officers threw grenades to the apartment building at 7th last night in oakland and they described it as chaos. >> i heard the "boom." i ran outside. my kid was outside playing. i get to the lobby, there were so many police they put me on the wall and asked if i had guns the guns in guns? i said no, i'm looking for my

kid. >> police say they made several arrests and they recovered weapons and drugs. they say no one was hurt in the operation. they, worked into the morning and they did not wrap up until 1:00 o'clock this morning and it wasn't limited to just oakland but they served war rans in haywards san leandro, and antioch but police promised they will release more information today. >> at 6:33. this morning, we are again hearing from the parents of the two brothers accused of carrying out the attack. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has more on what the parents are saying. katie? >> the father is saying he is leaving russia soon for the united states. either today or tomorrow. he says he will not be allowed to see his surviving son, dzhokhar tsarnaev. the suspect's mother is deciding if she will come. she was charged with shoplifting

in the country and slow is enasked she could be arrested but she has been assured by lawyers that she would not be arrested. this morning, she still is defying her sons were involved in the bombings and called the situation "crazy." >> i don't know, i have nothing, nothing. i am like dead. dead. like a dead person. >> the associated press is reporting that after dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted his role in the boston marathon bombings he stopped talking. investigators were only able to confirm him for 16 hours before authorities came in and read the miranda rights. officials are expected to brief the senate on the bombing investigation today. we hearing from russian president putin this morning saying the boston marathon bombings proved the west was wrong in supporting militants in chechnya and says this should spur closer security cooperation between now and washington.

>> this morning, bart officials will review safety protocols to better protect passengers following the boston marathon bombings and a foiled railroad attack in canada. the "san francisco examiner" reports were they will talk about new communication strategies, training programs, and improving relationships with other agencies. bart is especially concerned of the increasing number of people who camp out in stations and lack of officers. >> caltran officials say it will be two weeks before they decide how to reinforce the broken steel rod on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. engineers can reinforce them with either a steel collar or saddle. the rod taxpayer broke last month cannot be taken out because they are embedded in concrete. the repairs may not need enough time to meet the target opening day which is labor day week. >> investigators wrapped up a late night after a car plowed into a house sending a mother and her daughter to the hospital. it happened on lee avenue around

the corner from lee high school. neighbors say two teen drivers were street racing and one crashed and slammed through the front door of a home injuring the 40-year-old woman and her nine-year-old daughter inside. we are told the girl is doing well but the per is in critical condition. three people in a car were also injured. >> bay area schools get a generous gift and the question now surrounding the 6-figure donation. >> connecting san francisco neighbors underground and the key step happening this morning in the central subway project. >> a look outside at the san mateo bridge with light traffic zipping right along. leyla gulen is tracking the leyla gulen is tracking the track with more for you as3 dayg

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>> and now the pollen and grass pollen. low amounts of mold and moderate weed today. visibility is marine layer clouds, not fog out there. that is why you don't see anyone having to deal with it unless you are driving into it because it extends up to around 3,000 feet. you can see the cloud cover hugging the coast, and 64 in monterey, headed through the central valley, 79 in sacramento and 66 at tahoe, and in the south, upper 60's and warmer in los angeles. in tahoe, a lot of sunshine, and

temperatures are in the low-to-mid 70's tomorrow and saturday through sunday. >> we are tracking the souls on westbound 80 in the east bay coming from hercules, the good news is the crash is cleared near the 580 junction and the bad news is that the damage is done at least at seven mile stretch bumper to bumper. the accident was located at san pablo over so that stretch is 30 to 35-minute drive from highway 4 to highway 580. this is cleared, a big rig was stalled and was leaking fuel but now the off-ramp has reopened. >> new this morning, a north bay catholic school will stay open 56 receiving $250,000 anonymous donation to the school in fairfax this week. the school was slated to be shut

down this summer if it could not raise $200,000 with the new donation, the school has the financially viable budget for the next school year and beyond. they have been open for more than 50 years. >> the controversial transportation project promising an easier commute take as new step for san francisco with a milestone happening right now. >> and the big board shows the about start of off positively up 27 points. >> caught on camera, what led to a huge explosion and a fire that

>> covering los altos, antioch and petaluma and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> 6:4 on thursday. a warning of mail theft in the south bay. according to the postal inspection service someone is stealing mail from san jose residents. there have been several incidents reported near the stadium but the postal service says it can happen anywhere. they say don't leave your outgoing mail in the mailbox, instead, drop it off at the nearest blue mailbox. >> big step for the long planned san francisco central subway connecting south of market to china town. abc7 news reporter cornell

bernard will show us what arrived at the construction site. cornell? >> it is quite a site, good morning, if you have wondered what it takes to dig a subway tunnel, this is it. first pieces of the giant tunnel boring machine just arrived and they are super huge. more pieces will arrive later from china. when it is assembled it will be 300' long. now comes the hard part, lowering them to a hole with the starting point called the launch box. two of the tunnel boring machines will dig 1.5 miles to north beach to create the central subway project. putting the machine together will take weeks because they weigh a lot. >> this piece is the forward shield and it is approximately 120 tons. >> when it is put together, what

is the tonnage? i believe the machine is 400 tons. >> wow is right, part of the boring device that does the work is called the cutter head and it can dig 40' a day. the whole project is going to take about six years total cost for the big dig 1.6 billion. i joked with our construction worker last hour and he said they could be called the boring device but...nothing "boring" about it. >> thank you, 6:46. new developments in the past 90 minutes in a dangerous situation in alabama, a string of explosions in mobile bay, and the situation was so dangerous crews had to let the fires bun through the night, 11 hours, before finally putting them out. there are three people in

critical condition following the blasts and investigators are not saying what triggered the motion ises but it appears to be accidental. the barges did not have any cargo on board at the time of the blast. >> the i.r.s. admits to a bigger report. guess what? this time it is in tax filers favor. >> a growing number of people are worried about falling behind. good morning, a lot of people feeling anxious about the families' financial well-being and the ability to hang on. the middle class is becoming increasingly fearful of falling behind. college affordability, job creation, and stability are the key priorities for the people. speaking of jobs, weekly unemployment claims are down pushing the stocks, the nasdaq and s&p higher and the dow is

trading down. the bloomberg silicon valley index is possible. chip maker could be in hot demand with apple, and nokia face a supply shortage of memory chips for iphones, galaxy and tablets. it could seem like the i.r.s. does it not make a mistake in your favor but it happens. the "washington post" says they handed out billions of improper refunds last year through the earned-income tax credit which helps those with children. the hundred dollar bill finally getting a makeover, the federal reserve says watch for the new bills to hit banks and a.t.m. but a new 3-d security ribbon and it was unveiled three years ago, and there was a malfunction in the printing process. i appreciate the pictures on tv because this is as close as i

will get. we have clouds out there, much greater this morning. >> everywhere but the south bay, san jose right now, sunny, but the rest of us, we have clouds and no flight arrival delays so look from the camera to the east and you can see how high the clouds are but they are thick to around 3,000' and i wish they would drop some rain and help with the fire but that is not going to happen. i showed this probably 40 minutes ago but i thought it would be worth it to show it again how dramatic the temperatures fell between monday and year's high in the white and the difference in the blue which is 18 in san jose and 27 degrees in santa rosa. we will have another mild swing on sunday. live doppler 7 hd shows dry outside and temperatures around san francisco, i made this map for more the summertime during the afternoon hours when it is

50 at ocean beach neand ar 70 along the bay side but everyone in the low-to-mid 50's and that is the case everywhere you look but for palo alto and senator -- saratoga at 48, everyone else low-to-mid 50's. today, the clouds are lingering around the bay and the marine layer push of cool air means we will have slow sunshine with clouds the next few nights and the clouds start leashing saturday -- leaving saturday night to sunday, the south bay hardly has any and the east bay valleys will clear out between 10:00 and 11:00 and at noon plenty of cloud cover and 2:00 or 3:00 you will have sunshine. temperatures are mid-to-upper 60's in the south bay and san jose at 68, and up the peninsula, upper 60's and drop to the low 60's and mid-50's along the coast to upper 50's in downtown south san francisco and low-to-upper 60's from 60 in

sausalito and 62 in petaluma to 68 in the north bay at napa and mid-50's at your beach and 59 in richmond to 68 in fremont so north to south is a reminder watching trend and low-to-mid 70's in the east bay valley. tonight, the baltimore orioles and a's, dress warmly, mid-town per -- mid to upper 50's with breezes. a warming trend begins tomorrow with saturday temperatures warming, next week, 90 inland and 80 around the bay and cool 60's at the coast. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> a couple of problems westbound 580 through livermore, a stalled car westbound side of 580 at livermore avenue you are down to 27 miles per hour coming up on it one lane blocked. over the altamont pass you are looking at 15 miles per hour and a little bit before 205 westbound 580 at mountain house parkway we have a either would of a car fire and as we jump back to the drive along

westbound 80 an improvement from highway four but you are looking here it is a little bit slow. and 280 is living up to the reputation because a 2012 says san jose is number 7 as the worst areas in america's traffic. >> five things to know before you go. >> the morning news

>> we will take a look outside at clouds, and you can see with a picture over the bay, looking from san francisco camera, and mike? >> as we hand it off to "good morning america", five things to know before you go. number one, from the another bay, a massive crime sweep

between the f.b.i. and police in several cities that lasted late into the night. they served 16 narcs and weapons-related search warrants in oakland and antioch and hayward. police are expected to release new details this morning. >> mother and her daughter remain in the hospital this morning after a car plowed into their san jose home. neighbors say two teens were street racing and one crashed and slammed through the front door of the home injuring the 40-year-old woman and her nine-year-old daughter. >> the father of the boston marathon bombings suspect says high is leaving russia today or tomorrow for the united states, butly wife will not come. she is wanted on outstanding warrants on shoplifting in massachusetts. the father will cooperated and take his older son's body home. >> all five living american presidents will gather in dallas today for the dedication of the george w. bush presidential library and museum. this is a picture with folks gathering, but officially the

ceremony will me begin in one hour. the library looks back on the life and career of the 43rd president include including times from 9/11 to hurricane katrina. >> the first part of the new tunnel beforing machines for the san francisco central subway project are being lowered into place before low 4th street this morning. they will be assembled and used to excavate 1.5 miles to just beyond china town. >> another look with mike to see when the clouds clear up. >> great question. in the south bay, do not need to worry. check out the sunshine, a bright spot. we will get sunshine in the east bay valley by 10:00, and sunshine by 2:00 around the bay but we will still have a few lingering clouds. 59 in san francisco and 68 in fremont, that is the spread and at coast mid-50's and clouds in the afternoon. inland from 62 at petaluma, to 74 in brentwood. leyla gulen? >> a check of the drive time

traffic as we look look antioch to concord, 26 minutes and 205 to 680 into dublin over half an hour and diction minutes from highway four to the maze on westbound 80. and the bay bridge toll plaza is busy with the metering lights on and it is packed house coming from oakland and into san jose. san francisco has ranked number 3 for worst traffic in the nation. >> the abc7 news continues in 45 minutes with news, weather and traffic during only "good morning america" next. >> no delays at sfo. >> that is because it is clear from the south bay where the approach comes from. doing well.

good morning, america. and breaking, new details on the boston bombers. abc news has learned that the younger brother has gone silent. police scrutinizing this online photo of his trip here to times square before the bombings. and the two brothers' plans to return. developing now, the elvis impersonator versus the martial arts instructor. two men accused of threatening the president with poison. did one of them frame the other after feuding for years? they both speak out this morning. ooh. >> breaking overnight, massive fireball. so violent, one eyewitness thought a plane was dropping bombs. seven explosions in a row. so close to that carnival cruise ship, "triumph," being repaired nearby. hundreds of crew members evacuated immediately. she's no angel.