>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, 5:00 a.m. and i am eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze. a different kind of morning. did you experience sprinkles? >> no, but i hope to later. mike says there is a slight chance. >> and mike nicco, what is going on? >> slight chance for light showers is the key. the chances are good but they will be scattered and very light. the most rainfall we had yesterday was .011" in half moon bay. most of the rain is in the high country or lurking off the coast ready to rotate toward us. right now the coast has the best chance of seeing any rain over the next hour as we get the flow

coming around this low pressure but doper today, that will rotate around and we look at a dry bay bridge right now with a chance of a scattered shower anywhere today. mid-60's to mid-70's inland and mid-60's to low 70's around the bay and near 60 degree temperatures at the coast. and a check of the commute from leyla gulen. >> it is dry. as the rain is starting to fall slow down the speed because that is where we get the spinouts. right now, here is a picture of our bay bridge toll plaza and traffic is moving well out here. we do not have spinouts and over to treasure island, into san francisco, not seeing a single problem. let's head into foster city toward redwood city where we do have a report of a stalled car that is blocking the foster city off-ramp along westbound highway 92 that is blocking one lane but it does not appear to be slowing things down. >> we expect to learn more from the c.h.p. this morning on a bizarre tragedy on the san mateo bridge.

five people including a new bride, were killed this weekend when the limousine caught fire. abc7 news reporter is in moss -- foster city with new details. >> we are hearing from the driver of the white stretch limousine this morning, and he describes the scene of chaos on the san mateo bridge saying the female passengers starting banging on the glass saying there was smoke but he misunderstood thinking they were asking if they could smoke cigarettes. moments later the limousine was fully engulfed. brown tells the "san francisco chronicle" this morning, i just wish i could have done more. it is something you never imagine will happen. >> the cell phone video shows the limousine on fire, fire women died, and four survived, and sky 7 was overhead. they were celebrating a recent

marriage, and a victims' co-workers cannot believe they is gone. >> always nice. always smiling. she just was here working on friday night and so hard on sunday morning. it was hard. both of them died. it is unbelievable. two co-workers. like sisters. >> the 31-year-old neriza fojas lost her life, she was recently married and was to celebrate her wedding in the philippines. she was going to a hotel in foster city to do that with her friends. she lost her life. c.h.p. will be investigating are investigating later this morning at 10:00 and we will leadership more details about what exactly caused the tragic accident.

>> the brother and sister who shot the cell phone video say they had no idea how tragic the limousine fire really. the two say they didn't think anyone was inside the limousine and not until they watched the news on sunday morning they realized that five women died. they say they will never forget the image of the survivors as they drove by. >> they were on the floor crying on the floor and one was looking at the limo, crying. so sad. >> they did not think the situation was so bad because there was not a sense of urge answer among other drivers who pulled over to help. stay with abc7 news for developing updates in the investigation with more throughout the morning and on our website, abc7news.com and you can get breaking updates from twitter@abcnewsbayarea. . >> cruise are on the scene of a fire at an apartment complex

that broke out at terrace apartments and started in several cars in the garage. two people were taken to the hospital for some inhalation. two are cause were burned but no unit was damaged. people were evacuated but being let in now. warrior fans are gearing up for the start of round two of the layoffs tone. officials have unveiled revised lands for proposed i rain -- arena in san francisco. abc7 news reporter is at embarcardero. >> there is a lot of news about the warriors and the players. they are in san antonio, getting ready to kickoff the second round of the playoffs tonight. they have the first game against the san antonio spurs with a streak they need to break, a losing streak. they have not won in san antonio in 16 years.

the team knows that has to change. >> we have to win here in order to win the series, at some point,. that is the challenge. we have a great opportunity to do it and good confidence in the rhythm from last series and only having two or three days off to keep that going. >> the players are focused on tonight, at homes, architects working on the warriors future, with a revised design if a new waterfront arena that moves the arena back further away from the water to build a park around the building. they are reducing the bulk of the building and the number of parking spaces. they want to have all of this approved and have the arena built by 2017. that is a way away. first up, first item of business

is to beat the spurs in san antonio tonight. reporting live in san francisco with abc7 news. >> two san francisco pg&e workers recovering from buns when a transformer failed. look at the home video of the explosion. >> that flashed as they were fixing the workers and severally damned the equipment and caused power failure yesterday afternoon in the bayview area. one employee suffers serious buns. 2,600 customers affected with all power restored in a few hours. >> a volunteer with benicia has been arrested following a string of arson fires over the weekend. the first fire break out at 10:30 on saturday night in cambridge and capital drive. half an hour later a second fire was discovered on reservoir road and two hours after that, a third fire broke out on bay

shore road. police say a volunteer firefighter was arrested early on sunday morning near the scene of an arson attempt open park road. police say they found evidence in his car leadership him to the fires. >> a church is looking for a new home after a fire tore through the space where it holds worship . these photos were sent of the damage. the congregation leases a spot at the hall in richmond but it is not clear how the fire started or where worship will be held next. >> a canoe trip ended in the deaths of two near los gatos. the canoe capsized in a reservoir along highway 17. two others made it to shore after it overturned. we see where the divers searched for the would who died and discovered a man's body and found the second victim a few hours later. it appears all the boaters were

from the same family. the sheriff deputies say no voters wore a life jacket. >> san jose police say they are pleased with how cinco de mayo celebrations went despite clearing the streets because of a few troublemakers. a fight broke out between two groups at 8:30 on santa clara street and bottles everyone tossed and people attacked each other with sticks. witnesses say the fight quickly escalated so police had extra officers on the pa trillion for the the -- on patrol for the event. no one was arrested. >> and there could be a sweep in the stanley cup playoffs after the sharks got the lead in vancouver and they return to san jose for game three. two of the three goals were scored in the third period and they have a 3-30 lead and can advance to the second round with another win.

>> that kind of hungry shark i like. >> as long as you are not biting our legs. >> now mike has the forecast. >> good morning, everyone. we are showing showers showing up off the coast but notice, they are falling apart headed to the peninsula coast and down to, say, the monterey bay but there is the possibility of drizzle and a stray shower during this timeframe over the next hour or so. look at the humidities, 60 percent along the peninsula, to 70 in san jose and hayward. 80 in fairfield and oakland. this time on thursday it was about twelve percent of the air mass so it is modified. next 12 hours, cool, mainly cloudy at 45 to 57, and 57 to 67 from the coast to inland from noon to 4:00 and dropping down from 56 to 66 in the evening and

any time after the morning commute and a stray shower is possible and it will continue tomorrow and the sunshine will break out on wednesday and we will see the warming trend develop on thursday. the next 24 to 36 hours we have the possibility of a light shower. we will find out about the morning commute. >> we are taking you to san jose where 87 is moving smoothly. we have a few more cars as we make our drive into downtown san jose. let's head over to the golden gate bridge and as you come out of sausalito from marin county to san francisco, didn't have any construction project out here this morning, so, traffic is moving smoothly and it is quiet, and now as we take the drive to oakland, the construction project that wrapped up, this is long northbound 880, 66, between 66 and 9th avenue, we had one lane take were away but it looks like the cones have been picked up and you are in good shape. to dublin we have a report of debris, a tarp, possibly, northbound 680, that could be

hampering the drive. >> it is 5:11. record discounts for pilot schools in bloomberg business report today. >> soccer referee assaulted on the field and a call that led to a deadly confrontation. >> the new honor for

covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is his abc7 news. >> a 17-year-old soccer player in utah could face new charges this morning after the referee he punched died. the 46-year-old portillo call add fire during a youth soccer game and the player hit portillo in the face when he wasn't looking. the father of three slipped into a coma and on saturday he died. the teen who hit him is in juvenile dedense and will be charged in the next few days. >> congresswoman gabrielle giffords is the recipient of the profile in courage award. she received the on yesterday at the john f. kennedy library in boston for her push to work with reforms to reduce gun violence. she was seriously wounded in a 2011 shooting when a lone gunman opened fire at an arizona shopping mall. she has become an advocate against gun violence. caroline kennedy presented the

award. >> cyber aattend are getting more sophisticated. now the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, private colleges offering record discounts on tuition and fees as they have weaker-than-expected enrollment and the average financial aid was 45 percent off the list price. a "wall street journal" says that the discounts could be bigger for the fall of 2013 with second tier schools facing weak enrollment because of rising tuition. cyber attacks inflicting heavy painen at banks with a company saying the webs were down a record 249 hours in six weeks in february and march under heavy cyber attack. and hackers in europe were able to withdraw $9 million from customer accounts in 46 cities in one attack. incidents like this are prompting warns about the risk to customer accounts.

>> and workers say the worst quality in a bogs is arrogance and being manipulative, and trust your any bosses focus on providing opportunities that are most appreciated. that is from the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report this morning. >> cooler but maybe wetter start for some of us? >> very few of us. that is the key. a great chance it could rain but not a lot of places and wet weather is not going to be add up to much just .02" but that will knock down the pollen. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry it is right now, about 6,500'' is the celling. as we move forward we are back where we should be although it has been 20 or 25 degrees cooler. upper 60's to low 70's through

santa clara valley and los gatos could be 73 and upper 60's to low 70's on the peninsula and where you see the greens that is where the computer models think a stray shower could be at 2:00, so you see how stray and small they are. low 60's along the coast today and mid-60's to upper 60's in downtown and south san francisco. all the way through the north bay, most of us in the mid-to-upper 60's and santa rosa and napa at 70 and 72, and the beaches are upper 50's and the east bay shoreline upper 60's, and east bay valley low-to-mid 70's. tonight, at at&t, the phillies are in town to take on the giants and 61 is the game time temperature and 57 with a scattered shower possible and it will be dry and cool. temperatures tonight are under clouds and the low to mid 50's

and a stray hour is less of a chance and more likely drizzle along the coast. at 7:00, the low is way out here and that is where it is spinning but it is throwing moisture up and at noon the best chance in the higher elevations along the peninsula and east bay hills and higher elevations in the same areas and the north bay by 5:00 during the overnight hours it could see how it tapers but along the coast and tomorrow with the low moving off, stray shower is possible and that is it especially down in the south bay and by the time we get to 5:00, it is over in our exciting events for may it could be finished. here is what is happening, we will see a transition of sunshine on wednesday to warmer weather on thursday and 80's inland and 70's around the bay and 60's at the coast. be safe. here is leyla gulen. >> to walnut creek, traffic is building as you move up to junction with the 24 and headed

along in the northbound direction a few cars out there and not too much to speak of. as we go to the san mateo bridge headed into foster city, westbound side at the off-ramp we have a stalled car and it is blocking a lane and a look at the drive time traffic headed out of san francisco to san jose you are look at 45 minutes to take you on the 280 freeway and coming along 101 from san rafael to the golden gate, 14 short minutes and 880 in the east bay into san jose you are looking at a 47-minute delay but still at top speed. >> ahead, five things to know as you start your day. >> one-of-a-kind artifact you can bid on at an auction that literally is out of this world. >> on "katie" she goes hollywood and, withs jimmy kimmel and reveals the tweets she made on the set she bothered from jimmy the set she bothered from jimmy at 3:00 p.m. [ indistinct conversations ]

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>> whether you are just joining us or headed out the door, five things to know, number one, the limo driver involved in the deadly fire is talking about the moments before the fire saying he misunderstood the women at first when they tried to tell him about smoke in the core he thought they wanted to smoke. the accident killed a bride and four friends. more on the driver and we will hear from witnesses where the fire broke out. >> huge wildfire burning in southern california could be contained by the end of the day. firefighters have the springs fire in ventura county 75 percent contained because of cooler weather. thousands of evacuated homeowners have been allowed to

return. >> the city of san bruno and consumer group are calling for harsh punishment for pg&e over the pipeline explosion that killed eight people. according to today's "wall street journal" they are asking for a billion dollars-plus fine for pg&e in the wake of the disaster. >> cinco de mayo was a relatively quiet night if san jose with police clearing the streets after a fire broke out between two groups but they announced that no one was hurt and no arrests were made. >> as the warriors are ready to kickoff the semi finals, there is a revised land to the proposed san francisco waterfront arena today at a hearing. we will tell you about the changes they will make to appease the protesters at 5:30. >> we mentioned the cooler weather helping the firefighters in southern california. >> how much cooler and the possibility of getting wet, mike? >> they were as cool as we were, in the 60's and they will be,

again, and we say where we were locked in yesterday, and show you the forecasted precipitation from our computer models but it shows diabolo range and the santa cruz mountains and the mountains in the north bay receiving the best amount of rain. if you look at the key, the lowest color blue here is less than .1" which is what most of us will get but the higher elevations could get more. we are seeing higher elevations getting most of the rain with two thunderstorms. we have a slight chance of a thunderstorm here, too. the better chance is in the high country today. 52 in tahoe and 56 in yosemite, and you can see the mid-to-upper 60's in southern california. wherever you go, a scattered shower is possible across the state. now, traveling and leyla gulen. >> as we take you outside and a check of the drive coming to the toll plaza along the bay bridge, traffic is starting to build up

a little bit. we are looking at more cars making their way out of oakland and into san francisco. as we take a look at the san jose drive, if we come along 280 northbound away from 17, that drive also is quiet and you continue in the northbound direction and southbound side is not showing too many cars in that direction. >> an auction in new hampshire is giving you the chance to see how fast neil armstrong's heartbeat when he stepped on the moon which is one of the moments in history that an auction house is taking bids on his electro cardio gram. this is the joy stick used by astronauts in the apollo 11 mod use. armstrong's ekg registered normal. he was a fighter pilot. >> that explains it. >> you would think his heart would be exploding.

>> the abc7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> including what is happening in east palo alto a day after gunfire injured five people. >> investigators are revealing a weekend search near the home where an 8-year-old girl was

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> happy monday at 5:29. hope you had a there week. >> mike nicco is over there with a look at the weather forecast. >> good news. live doppler 7 hd shows that it is dry. we do have showers off to the east. and showers off to the west so it is a matter of time before they rotate to us and it is probably going to be after the morning commute when we will see the showers developing. a sprinkle or two is possible.

there are a few breaks. so, today, we are talking about a scattered shower possible at any time, temperatures are close to average, 66 to 74 inland and 66 to 72 is the spread appear the bay and near 60 at the coast. the commute with leyla gulen. >> good morning, everyone, as we look at the drive from berkeley to the maze, the westbound 80 is building a little bit so that traffic is looking lethargic into the bay bridge toll plaza and 80 eastbound is moving along with no problems to report. as i take you to marin county we have a report of a possible overturned trailer right off 101 and it sounds like one part of the truck is everitemmed but the other part is uprighted so we will have more details but first over to you. >> developing news from the peninsula, the high patrol will

release additional details this morning on the limousine fire on the san mateo-hayward bridge that killed five people over the weekend. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is near the bridge with that and more what the driver is saying this morning. >> this accident was intense and the driver of the white stretch limousine said the fire which killed five passengers began with confusion and a big misunderstanding on the san mateo-hayward bridge. orville brown says passengers started banging on the glass partition saying "smoke, smoke" but brown misunderstood thinking they were asking if they could smoke cigarettes. moments later the limo was on fire. he is telling the san francisco con cell -- con cell this were so many flames in 90 seconds. cell phone video shows how intense the fire was. four women survived.

new bride, neriza fojas, did not. her friends can not believe a woman with so much love for life is gone. >> she was friendly. very friendly. >> bride pride was married recently and on the way to a hurt at a hotel where her new husband was waiting for her. there is a freeing this morning at 10:00 a.m. and we will learn more how the accident happened. >> thank you, cornell. he are the names of the four women who survived. mary grace guardiano, and jasmine in san jose, and amalia

loyola, the limousine owner says that the limo stop will "do everything possible to investigate and assist authorities in determining the cause of the fire in order to bring forth answers and provide closure to the victims and their families." they say the company deeply saddened by the tragedy. we will have developing updates throughout the morning and on our website at abc7 news cop -- abc7news.com. >> east palo alto police will reveal more of a shooting near a mcdonald's that left five people wounded. the victims include a six-year old girl and her grandmother. it happened close to 101 on university avenue at bay road. police say the shooter aimed at people waiting for the bus at the curb. four victims went inside the mcdonald's looking for him. officers discovered other victims outside and investigators say it appears some of the victims were target

ed. >> i don't believe that it is just a random thing because self of the victims appear to be gang members. i will not say which gang but several are gang members. >> police say all the victims are expected to survive. today, the chief will outline the department's efforts to step the surge of violence in the city. >> this were on, calaveras sheriff investigators are tightlipped about what they found at the bottom of two reservoirs located near the home of an 8-year-old murderville. kira klapper has more on what police are looking for in the investigation. >> investigators are scouring all the ways wounding leila fowler's home and where she was stabbed two saturdays ago. yesterday, divers from the calaveras county searched two 4' deep reservoirs near the family home and at the same time yesterday, investigators knocked on more than 300 front doors asking neighbors if they saw

nation suspicious around the time she was killed. the eight-year-old died when she was stabbed inside her family valley springs home in april. the community there has been hoping for an arrest since then. >> i have three girls, they used to play outside but now they don't since this. >> her 12-year-old step brother says he found her stabbed and described her killer as being stalled with long gray hair and a witness who saw a man run from the air has taken back the claim. investigators were studying knives that may have been used as a murder weapon but remaining tightlipped but did not say where they got the knives. >> it is 5:35. >> pg&e we will hear what city leaders thing the penalty should be for the 2010 san bruno explosion and fire and holding a news conference at 9:00 this

morning to announce their recommendation to the public utilities commission and will meet in front of pg&e shareholders in san francisco and according to the "wall street journal" they will push for $1.25 billion fine. officials say the figure matches the scale of the disaster and alleged missteps by pg&e that led to the explosion. pg&e says it has benefited up safety and improved cuts inform service. >> new law taking affect today will allow bart to ban violent or unruly passengers. bart will be allowed to keep offenders off of trains and out of stations for up to a year. among things to be banned, hindering the operation of a train, assaulting workers are on customers, lewd behavior, or celling drugs. until now, bart had to get county approval to ban someone and critics fear the law will be used to target protesters and the homeless. >> the developer of a new billion dollar constitutional for the warriors on the waterfront of san francisco will have a revised plan to satisfy

those who are unmany with the new arena. they will present the plan at a city hall hearing this afternoon. the architects hope to minimize the 18,000 arena impact on waterfront views at piers 30 and 32 and providing new access for the public of the among other things they lower the height of the arena and keep part of the space open to the public during games. our news reporter will have more on the changes in a report coming up at the top of the hour. >> game one for the warriors tonight and opening the semi final series in san antonio and have not beaten duncan in the spurs in san antonio in 16 years. this season, they had both wins at home in oakland. the warriors hope to win one of the first two games in texas before bringing the series back home for game three at oracle on friday night. >> tickets for games three and four are on sale at 10:00 to warrior insiders before they go on sale to the public tomorrow.

if you want to become an insider, this are three ways. like the team on facebook or sign up for mobile alerts to the phone or sign up for team alerts with the e-mail. we have all the details posted on our site at abc7news.com and click on "see it on tv." you can show warriors pride by posting a "go warriors" badge that looks like this to facebook. you can get the back an facebook.com /abc7 news. >> it took two minutes to get the badge. >> 5:38. mike has the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, on this monday. we are tracking showers offshore, with live doppler 7 hd and notice as they push to our neighborhood they are falling apart for the best chance of a little drizzle at the coast through the morning commute and maybe at higher elevations as the moisture bumps into that.

you can see as we move to inland central valley to the high country we have a mixture of rain and thunderstorms and snow and that is where the bulk of the moisture is falling right now. you can tell it is quiet when you look at the visibility, if it was raping anywhere the visibility would be a lot lower but it is unlimited in the horizontal plains. mainly just sprinkles in the morning and showers develop and will be pop-up and ran drop and very light and short-lived but they will keep our temperatures in the same ball park as we were yesterday which is mid-to-upper 60's by noon and 50's at the coast, and near 70 at 4:00, and back into the low-to-mid 60's by 7:00. tomorrow, another chance of a shower and then the low moves off to the east and sunshine breaks through the clouds and the warming trend begins by thursday. be careful out there. leyla gulen? >> thanks, mike, as we look at the san mateo-hayward bridge you

could be under posted speed from hayward with more traffic there driving to the high-rise and still looking heavier there as you make the drive to foster city. no crashes to report. the stall we had in foster city boulevard off-ramp is cleared and we head into central san rafael along southbound 101 we are seeing more cars there, but it looks clear and accident-free as we take the commute to a 80 and as we stay in marin county, this is where we have a report of a possible crash involving a big rig towing a trailer and this is at the fire road with one or two lanes possibly blocked out there. >> 5:40. the man who built the case against oscar pistorius is speaking out this morning and what lead investigator is revealing about the accused measure girlfriend murderer. >> castro does not normally shy away from risque but there is a

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you covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> 5:43. southern california firefighters say they are confident they will

have the massive springs fire fully contained today. this morning, the 28,000 square acre fire is 75 percent contained. cooler temperatures and moist air this weekend helped firefighters get a handle on the flames and allow evacuated homeowners to return. to riverside county near banning, a 650-acre vegetation fire is 75 percent contained. temperatures in southern california have dropped 20 degrees in the last few days. >> in south africa the investigator who was at the center of the case against oscar pistorius is speaking out. as oscar pistorius prepares for his upcoming trial, the murder trial of the death of girlfriend, the former investigator says he is convinced oscar pistorius intentionally killed her. he was dismissed after being charged with attempted murder in a different action and spoke out against oscar pistorius in "vanity fair" in june. >> i said what happened, and

oscar thought it was a burglar. >> oscar pistorius always maintain the he accidentally shot his girlfriend when he mistook her for an intruder but the prosecution allege that she locked herself in the bath bathroom after an argument. >> dog controllers can control the growing chihuahua population with a dozen animal shelters and rescue groups teaming up to spay or neuter 500 by the end of the month. the breed is expensing severe overpopulation and some attribute that to the appearances in movies. for a list of locations offering the surgeries, go to abc7news.com. >> new this morning, neighbors in san francisco's castro visit are paying close attention for plans for a new all-male strip club. the club would be called randy rooster a an upscale super club

with go go dancing and semi nudity served up with beautiful cocktails and dinner with local sustainable source fare and next to harvey milk plaza. a supervisor is reserving judgment but the owners need to do a lot of community outreach to gain support. >> cooler this or. there is some rain. whether you see it, that is the question. >> i saw a few but it didn't last long. >> it won't last long. that is the key. unless you are in the higher elevations. that is where we get the bulk of the rain today and tomorrow. coming up on 5:47 with live doppler 7 hd showing how dry it is. we are sandwiched between rain to the east and scatter scattered showers to the west. they rotate counterclockwise around the low pressure with the clouds opening up over the bay from the roof camera this morning. temperatures if san francisco show 59.

oakland is 61 if you leave right now. san jose is 58. walnut creek is 56. palo alto is 54. from sutro tower to the east along the east bay hills, 52 in santa rosa and napa, and forward and concord and gilroy at 57 and los gatos is cooler at 53. from mount tamalpais we will have scattered showers today and tomorrow and sunshine hanging out with the temperatures close to average and it will be brighter and warmer as we head through thursday and into the week. here is the low, off the coast, spinning everything around but the sierra will rotate to the north and the stuff to the south we will watch. the diabolo rain is what will develop with some moisture along the santa cruz mountains and less in the valley. at 7:00 on tuesday morning it

will be mostly cloudy with a few showers again in santa cruz mountains and diabolo and by 7:00 at night the system will be gone. as far as the game tonight, if you are worried about the wet weather, i would not. a stray hour is possible but dress for cooler temperature dropping down to 57 by end of the game. philadelphia is in town. seven-day forecast show temperatures near 60 along the coast. mid-to-upper 60's around the bay and mid-60's to 70 inland. temperatures are about the same tuesday and wednesday and you can see the warmer sunshine kicking in on thursday and especially friday, saturday, and sunday. have a great day. >> good morning, mike, it will be a beautiful weekend coming up as we take a shot of san jose drive coming away from 280 away from 17, the northbound commute, showing the headlights and traffic is moving smoothly and

quiet as far as accidents are concerned. speaking of which in the east bay we have this wreck eastbound highway 4 at the canyon off-ramp and it is involving two cars and it does not appear to be causing any slowing. here is a check of the drive time, with traffic coming from antioch to concord at 31 minutes and the 580 away from tracy to san leandro, that is over an hour's commute and if you are traveling along 80 westbound coming from highway 4 to the maize -- maze that is 14 minutes. >> the average rice to gas in the united states went up slightly after eight weeks of decline. the price of a gallon of regular is $3.54, up a penny. in california it is $3.45 in stoke ton and $3.93 is the highest in san francisco. >> president obama will hit the road for the next few weeks to push the proposal on job creation and the economy.

the president will begin this week with a visit to austin, texas, and drop in on a technical high school, meet with local entrepreneurs, and speak with blue collar workers and will travel every few weeks to emphasize his goals of expanding pre-k and raising the minimum wage. >> aerosmith has canceled a she in indonesia over a terror plot. the police have uncovered and stopped a bomb plot targeting jakarta. they were scheduled to people on saturday to a sold out crowd. the police arrested two suspects and seized the bombs they were allegedly going to set off to protest myammar's treatment of muslims. the band apologized and said they hope to do a makeup concert. >> the oakland neighborhood shaken by violent crimes comes together. >> we have heard about dangers of texting and driving but wait until you hear how many more times likely teens are to get in

a crash if they do it. >> president obama delivers the first commencement address of the year, the dare from the commander in chief to the class

>> residents in north oakland that has seen an uppolitic in violent crime are holding a community meeting, with

neighbors shaken. the city council has organized a meeting to discuss how residents can protect themselves. the meeting is held at the north oakland senior center on martin luther king jr. way at 7:00. the officials will attend the meeting. >> time to get you out the door with a check on the weather forecast. >> potentials showers are scattered, right, mike? >> scattered and light. the best chance of seeing anything measurable is in the higher range including mount -- low and to the santa cruz mountains, figure more than a .02" of rain. that is the most we will get. the strongest storms are north of us and the sierra. across the state it could be wet from time to time from 60 in eureka to 70 in monterey and low-to-mid 70's around chico and sacramento and the snow level is high in the sierra, and there is the wet and cooler weather for

the firefighters in southern california, 67 in los angeles and 66 in san diego. >> good morning to you, mike, we look at the drive coming from the bay bridge toll plaza, it didn't take long for this to up. look at the sea of headlights in the cash-paying lanes. to treasure island and to san francisco, it is busy conditions coming from oakland the we have a couple accidents, the first is in hercules, if you head along eastbound highway four at the franklin canyon off-ramp possible injuries are involved and one of the parties is shaken up. as we come from the altamont pass, we are looking at slow conditions right now along a 80 westbound 29 miles per hour, and it starts to pick up in livermore and 47 miles per hour but we do have a report of a possible car fire out there, with witnesses seeing people running from the fire. we will keep our eye on that with more details ahead.

>> for the 4th time in a week, a diver has died while fishing off the north coast, a man died on saturday morning after collapsing at the state park. last weekend three dives fishing, as well, love their lives. one died at salt point, another at shell beach and another off fort bragg. two victims remain from the peninsula. one was from san francisco. the latest victim is reported to be a middle aged man from the east bay. >> this morning, san francisco muni and police are investigating a collision between a bus and a car. investigators say a car hit a muni because at 24th and south van ness avenue in the mission district. the bus was stopped at a traffic light when the car could not quite negotiate the turn. a passenger on the bus said he was injured but refused medical treatment. no one in the car was hurt. >> the next store could have you keeping a close are eye on other drivers. despite the laws and the ad

campaigns four in ten teens still admit to texting while driving, half of all young drivers. according to researchers if new york, 43 percent of driving able high schoolers admit to texting in 2011 survey which involved 8,000 teen drivers. the odds of having an accident is 23 times higher when texting and driving at the same time. >> 23 times. thing of that. >> next at 6:00, more numbers we are talking about the penals the giants are paying up to the employees. >> what is happening today in the ongoing investigation into the limousine fire that took the lives of five women on the san mateo-hayward bridge. >> frightening images of an electrical explosion that left tw

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. we hours away from learning new details from the highway patrol officers say took the live of five friends in a limousine driver. >> and the murder investigation of legally fowler has taken a new turn over the weekend. >> and the warriors are ready to face off against the spurs. >> 6:00 on monday, hope you had a great week. thanks positive joining us. >> it was a cooler week. we will see if that friend will stay with us. >> temperatures are closer to where they should be. live doppler 7 hd showing the bulk of those around sacramento and a few radar runs off the coast. look how they are rotating in the counterclockwise fashion. everything is developing to the east and rotate around us to the north and down to