appeared in court in the last 30 minutes and we are lending gruesome new details. >> and there will be more bicyclists on the road on bicycle to work day across the bay area. >> good morning, at 6:00, thanks for joining us. >> a gray start to the day but if you are bicycling to work how will it look, mike? >> it is gray but not so moist as yesterday. i have not heard reports of drizzle so far and no radar learns on live doppler 7 hd showing how much more dry the air is. because it is dry we will see the sunshine faster and temperatures are warmer. we start off in the mid 50's around the bay and hit the low 60's by noon and mid-60's to upper 60's in the afternoon with partly cloudy sky. but it is jacket weather in the evening at 60. inland we are starting off with clouds and mid-50's here but we will be in the mid 60's with sunshine dominated by noon and low 70's with temperatures close to average inland and now to the

coast clouds are stubborn, and we are around 50 at noon and upper 50's with a few pockets of sunshine in the afternoon. leyla gulen? >> i will tell you who is not bicycling to work as we look behind me, this is the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights are turned on and we have lots of traffic making the push in the westbound direction toward san francisco. i have a check of the drive time traffic so if you are traveling through antioch to concord, 30 minutes gets you had and 43 minute headed out of tracy along 580 and 80 from albany, into burley and to emeryville is 14 minutes. >> new this morning, abc7 news has obtained a copy of report from former lapd police chief bill bratton about recommended changes if the oakland police department. we received the report hours before it will be officially released at a news conference critical of the department under the leadership of now former police chief who suddenly stepped down yesterday.

color dan announced the immediate retirement citing a debilitating health condition. we were the first to speak with him after the announcement, jordan says he was not forced out. >> i want to control my own destiny and at this point the only way to do that is to resign or seek a medical retirement so i can live longer. >> jordan says he has been contemplating retirement for quite some time and the mayor introduced the new interim chief, at a news conference yesterday and head at 6:30, amy hollyfield will have more on the shakeup and what the if you bratton report shows. >> in cleveland the man accused of holding three men captive has appeared in court the past half hour and the bond has been set. katie marzullo is in news room. >> airline castro was in court only for a few minutes with new

video from inside the courtroom. castro has been formally charged with rape and kidnapping and looked at the floor the entire hope the pond was set at $2 million for each case totaling $8 million, and he hand ordered not to have contact with the victims or their family. the prosecution described some of what the women want through. >> in captivity they were bound and restrained and sexually assaulted and never free to leave this residence. >> the affiliate in cleveland is reporting that michelle knight, still in the hospital this morning, says she was impregnated at least five times by castro and each time he would punch her in the stomach and damp her until she was miscarried. michelle delivered amanda's baby and was drove said if she died,

so would she. gina dejesus does caught in shivering she was ever pregnant. amanda escaped because castro forgot to lock the big inside door when he left to get done drop. how did it begin? castro abducted all three by just offering them a ride home trick, them into getting in his car. the brothers also face the judge this morning on charges not related to the missing women, open caper and drug abuse charges. pedro pleaded no contest and the charges against onil were thrown out because they were 12 years old. >> stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage on the cleveland case. we will have the latest information on air and online at abc7news.com with breaking news alerts on twitter@abcnewsbayarea. . >> in oakland a human head was found in a recycling center and workers came across it at the recycling center on 10th street

in oakland yesterday and they say it appears to be a mummy skull and they brought in cadaver dogs to find other parts but they found nothing. >> today, bart staff will present directors with the results of a new survey saying passengers are more accepting of workers -- bicycles on trains allowing bicycles on the train around the clock with 84 percent saying they had no impact on decision to ride bicycle and 75 percent say it had little or no affect leading to a change in current policy that bans bicycles on most trains during commute hours. that is good news for many of the bicyclists hitting the road this morning for bike to work day across the bay area. our reporter is live at golden gate bridge.

>> a lot of people are warming up for real on bicycle to work today. there will be checkpoints. there are 200 stations all over the bay area with volunteers with snacks and water and encouragement and doctors from kaiser permanente are here to talk to riders and give them advise. we will bring in a spokesman from the san francisco bicycle coalition. how many years for they have vent? >> this is the 19th year, so the coalition is in conjunction with kaiser permanente puts this event open to welcome riders of all different skills for the day to bike to work. >> i love my bicycle but i love my car. what is the challenge getting people out of their cars and on to their bicycles?

>> it is the first time is the biggest challenge. a bike sells itself. when you figure out the route to work and how to do it, you make it work and people continue, and they tinned to continue. it is fun. a lot of folks are organizing, riding from san francisco to mountain view, to the google headquarters. if you are riding today, of course, do not forget your helmet. in you are in the car, slow on the road for all bicyclists. live in sausalito for abc7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> cornell, keep going! >> one of the first resumeed flights of the boeing 787 dreamliner will land in san jose next month.

japanese niece -- japanese airliner ana will resume flights in june. among the first boeing 787 dreamliner is one from japan to san jose international airport. reservations for the flight begin tomorrow. the dreamliners are going through inspections and test flight after a problem with a battery system was corrected. the votes are in and another bay area community is extending a tax to fund its schools. our media partner reports that voters have had 69 percent supporting it, and it extends a tax for eight years and adds $123 to the existing tax bringing the new total to $581. altogether the tax extension should bring in $1.25 million a

year. >> we talking earlier of course about bike to work day and cornell is getting far on that bicycle, and we will see what the weather will be like. >> bicyclists don't like it too hot, mike. >> a lot of bicyclists will cross san francisco this morning and i thought we would start with these temperatures. ocean beach at 52. mission district at 51. portrero hill and sunny side at 50 and upper market and forest hills, cloudy and cool. and clouds everywhere today with temperatures in the low-to-mid 50's, and 48 is the cool spot. as far as our highs, we will be closer to average at 62 in san francisco and mid-60's to near isn't -- 70 around the bay. temperatures at the coast are cool and low 60's and upper 70's around the bay and mid-80's inland. >> it is busy out there, and as we head to san jose this is

where it is not too busy so that is good news coming away from 880 along northbound 101 with headlights moving in the northbound direction. on our were mas it has been a busy day through livermore and the altamont pass, and westbound 580, it is blocking a lane, and you are down to 20 miles per hour coming from tracy over the pass and when you pass the crash you are looking at at least 2357 miles per hour so it is an hour's drive to get out of the central valley to dublin. >> 6:10. >> you do not expect high fashion from the boardroom, right? the silicon valley c.e.o. is getting employees to change their style. >> carnival cruise line has more problems, with investigators focusing a 60-square mile area. >> woman convicted of murdering her e

covering fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, 6:13 on this thursday, a gorgeous shot of the sunrise as we take you high above from the live picture above mount tamalpais looking at

the clouds. for those on firm ground, that is where we are getting clouds and a grave start. mike nicco will talk about when the clouds are clear and our temperatures. >> the search is on for two cruise ship passengers who are missing. the passengers were discovered missing after carnival spirit docked in australia. the associated press say they are 30-year-old man and 26-year-old woman. the nationalities are not released. a search is under way in waters 60 miles around sydney. so far carnival is not commenting. >> in new tv interview, the arizona woman convicted murder ing her ex-boyfriend would rather receive the death penalty than to spend life in prison. >> i would rather get death than life. death is the ultimate freedom i would rather have my freedom as soon as i can get it. >> the jury found jodi arias

guilty of first-degree murder, and became jealous of her boyfriend and wanting to see other women in 2008 so she shot him in the head and stabbed him more than 30 times. the defense claims self-defense. >> a clothing star abercromie is under fire again, according to the author from the robin report the c.e.o. said he doesn't want larger people in the store. he says jeffries said he wants thin and beautiful people and that people who care the store's colleagues should feel they cool kids. they do not make women pants any larger size than a 10. they have been accused of discriminating again heavy people. "good morning america" will have more on the controversy at 7:00 a.m. >> a new snapshot of the improving housing market released this morning showing fewer united states homes entered foreclosure dropping 20 percent from march to april and down 32 percent from a year ago.

also, fewer homes remain repossessed by lenders and even show, homes scheduled if auction in some states hit the highest level in more than two yours. they say those homes will end up on the market. that could be good news for buyers. >> time for a check of the forecast. thanks for putting together that shot of a sun over the clouds. it was beautiful. >> one my better works of art. i will look outside and see to we can find some other beauties that mother nature is providing. here is a look at something beautiful, if you do not want to bicycle to work in the rain. drizzle is less likely than it was this time yesterday. adds we look at outside roof camera, we will talk about what is going on and look at that beautiful sunrise. so, highs versus average today, we will be a degree warmer-than-average if live more and everyone else from one to four degrees so we jump up two to six degrees to get us back to

average after a cool day yesterday. here is a look at that is going on with the cloud cover back its way, the upper level clouds from the least and we have offshore flow above but an onshore underneath so it will take physical noon for all of our inland vietnams to clear out and 1:00 o'clock for the bay. we will see sunshine faster today, so temperatures are going to respond accordingly. in the south bay, specifically, 70 to 75 from milpitas at 70, and morgan hill at 75 and san jose at 73 degrees and on the peninsula, we have a lot of areas flirting with 70 and redwood city and menlo park and palo alto and los altos, mid-60's around millbrae, and cool at the coast and up more 50's for you, and low 60's downtown and south san francisco and 63 in sausalito and how quickly we jump in the upper 60's to mid-70's as you head through the north bay vietnam and at the beaches ten to veteran -- 10- to 15-degrees

cooler. mid-70's as we head to the east bay valley, and to at&t park braves in town for four games dropping to 54 degrees. temperatures will drop down into the low-to-mid 50's overnight with clouds and a few upper 40's in the north bay vietnam. the weekend forecast is mother's day and we going to bring her some bright sunshine to go with the flowers and chocolates and strawberries and whatever else you are getting mom with temperatures in the 80's inland through wednesday and mid-70's around the bay and still cool at the coast. have a good one. >> good morning, were, we are looking at the san mateo bridge with the drive coming away from the east bay to the peninsula and we are not seeing in i delays. on the high-rise, you are still full steam ahead making the drive to foster city with eastbound not seeing any

problems and the drive time traffic along 101 between 85 we are at 2 minutes with slowing south of 880 so that is what is causing the problem there so you are arriving at the airport and give yourself few extra minutes and 880 from hayward to oakland which is 12 minutes and from san francisco to sfo that is 12-minute drive with an early accident southbound side at candlestick park is now cleared. >> coming to america, a year after his las vegas trip, prince harry is stopping in the united states starting today.

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>> good morning, at 6:22, a picture looking at san rafael, highway 101 traffic looking pretty good, perhaps some of the folks rather than getting in cars are getting on their bicycles for bike to work today in the bay area and if this is where you are headed there is a station in sausalito before the golden gate bridge so enjoy this "bike to work" day. >> mike will have more on the forecast coming up. prince hear will arrive in washington, dc, today, to kickoff the six-city whirlwind u.s. tour, the first visit to our country since the las vegas

fiasco when he made headlights. this time, there is none of that, and harry is on official royal business focusing on charities and injured veterans during his week-long trip with a few small receptions. >> the high profile c.e.o. and new mom of yahoo now is a style maven inspiring a polished dress code. nothing official but many are now ditching the laid back look associated with internet start-ups and going for the taylored and structured look that she presents so it is called "triple down style." a female calls her a fashion role model and says all employees are upping their game. >> warriors fans are again saying "we believe" after they bounced back from the gut

wrenching game by beating the spurs laugh might and had a huge lead in san antonio. the warriors were up by 20 points and the spurs made a run in the 4th, and get to six points. this time, the warriors held on and steph curry got a 20-footer and the series now is even with a win ending a 30-game losing streak in san antonio. theybly tomorrow and then sundays again, at noon. >> and now a look at "good morning america" with job at 7:00. you know something about basketball, sir, steph curry, a legitimate star. >> so good, so good, and you are right, he has the certain flare. you look at all four series the

underring do is getting it done and steph curry, the first win for the warriors in 30 games in san antonio and he was eight years old the last time the warriors won in san to. hard, hard to believe. lots this morning on our program, as well, and it is breaking right now. the suspect in the ohio kidnapping case has now entered court to face charges, $8 million bond was set and there are two major exclusives to bring you. first, the mother of one of the missing, gina dejesus, joins robin. boy, the joy is incredibly evident, and much different note, the daughter of the suspect speaks for the first time and only right here on "good morning america" so stay with us. a great, great story, a friend, a family in south africa adopted two wild cheetahs as cubs and they are now best friends with the two kids and the parents are

experienced animal trainers. jack hanna weighs in on this. stick around. "you are not dreaming" series continues and it is one of my favorite stories. we hope you stick around, again, and meet two wonderful young membership. >> love the inspirational stories. >> questions still surround the new eastern span of the bay bridge and ahead at 6:30 the testing going on, on the broken rods and solution that could just fix the problem. >> is the oakland police department using fingerprints it finds at burglary scenes and burglary investigations this we tell you what outside consultant welcome bratton found coming up next. >> good morning, check out how the cloud cover is not as formidable with warmer weather on the way and our warmest weather is over the mother's day weekend. >> leyla gulen in abc7 news

traffic center, speaking of the bay bridge, the western push is at a standstill and ten minutes will get you to the bay bridge toll plaza with the metering lights on and a stall in mountain view and we will have the drive time traffic comi

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, it is thursday, may 9, and it is a gorgeous start to our morning. look here at sunrise, it is great if you are above the clouds but below it, this is what you will see, itis gray as we star the morning. thanks for joining us. >> it is "bike to work." gray start but how about later? >> pleasant. a lot of sunshine. the cloud cover is not so thick as it was yesterday or as moisture-laden so no radar return on live doppler 7 hd showing how dry it is and the drizzle is less likely. we will break down the next 12 hours, the day planner is gray and 57 with sunshine by noon. yesterday was 61 with clouds in the afternoon and 65, and jacket weather in the evening, and 60. inland, we starting roof with clouds and low-to-mid 50's and

it will be brace -- bright are quicker here and near normal in the low 70's. not so heavy a coat, in the mid-60's at 7:00. at the coast, we will be the last to see sunshine and we will see pockets develop hanging in the low fists i for the better part of the morning and mid-to-upper 50's for the afternoon and evening. that is the forecast. how is the traffic? >> traffic in san jose, is looking decent as we come along 87 as we make it beyond the julian off-ramp with extra traffic but it looks clear as you make it to the airport and to downtown house. that is showing a stalled garbage truck to southbound 101 will be shut down for 30 minutes so c.h.p. can move that out of the lanes. to the east bay westbound 580, c.h.p. just arrived on the scene and this is where we have an accident blocking a lane. look at the traffic over the

altamont pass, 20 miles per hour, just easing up headed into livermore and the highway four, to 9 miles per hours between antioch and pittsburg. >> new this morning, abc7 news has obtained the bratton report which calls for recommended changes in the oakland police department. it will be officially released later this morning and it come as day after the sudden resignation of police chief jordan. our reporter is at headquarters with more on the story. >> good morning, eric, one of the recommendations is to get investigators out of this building this downtown oakland. the report found that the department needs to use decentralized investigations saying that centralized investigations are not working and the number of robberies and burglaries continue to grow. on that point, the report also found the city doesn't

investigate burglaries. they found they only have one part-time investigators assigned to handle more than 10,000 burglary cases last year. they recommend that burglaries be handled at that district level rather than the centralized level. this comes as howard jordan is out. he will not be around to hear the recommendations. he resigned yesterday as the chief of police and he said it is because of health problems and says he was not forced out. the interim chief will give the press conference about this bratton report anthony trayvon o is appointed for now awaiting a national search. >> a judge set bond at $8 million for former school bus driver charged with keeping three women captive for a decade, this new video just in to the newsroom as he was arraigned about an hour ago,

52-year-old ariel castro formally charged with rape and kidnapping. he looked at the floor the entire time the judge set his bail at $2 million on each case including a charge for amanda barry's six-year-old daughter so that is $8 million. minutes ago the court released through new mug shot taken moments after the court appearance. the prosecution described some of what the women went through. >> in captivity they remain given repeated beatings and bound and restrained and sexually assaulted basically never free to leave the resident >> we will have continuing coverage of the cleveland missing girls case coming up at condition on "good morning america" with much more on the investigation and arraignment of ariel castro from cleveland. >> happening now, lawmakers are holding their first congressional hearing on the boston marathon bombings and here is a picture from capitol

hill. the police commissioner will urge the federal government to tight were security around big public events like the boston marathon. that is the commissioner davis testifying that there should be more undercover officers and surveillance cameras at large events. the video from a restaurant near the boston explosions helped identify the two bombing suspects. >> this morning, hayward police are sending for a man who forced them to shoot at him. witnesses reported seeing a man with a gun leaving a hayward bart station yesterday afternoon and sky seven was overhead as officers swarmed the area. one officer spotted the suspect near the dmv office on jackson street and that is when he pointed a gun at the officers and the officer fired a shot but did not hit him. police searched if throw hours and evacuated several businesses but they have not found the man. >> san jose police are investigating whether there are additional crimes related to a peeping and burglary suspect. the 38-year-old pedro guzman is

facing charges for two burglaries last month in san jose. both times he stole items while the people inside were sleeping. last week, officers say they found a pair of women's underwear on the roof of a home which had been taken from a laundry basket in the garage and had guzman's fingerprints. detectives are asking the public to provide information on other burglaries he may have committed. this morning, abc7 news will get a look at caltran testing their rods installed on the new eastern span of the bay bridge and some of the rods have already cracked when tightened. the testing comes a day after israel revealed the cost to repair broken bolts on the span could hit $10 million. engineers believe adding steel saddles to bridge support will fix the problem, those bolts are designed to him keep the bridge safe during anering. caltran says they are not sure if the bridge will still open on labor day as scheduled. >> a revised land for a new

waterfront arena for the warriors is prepared in the san francisco planning commission today. a superviseor's committee saw the latest refinements which reduces the height of the arena and pulls it back from the bay and adds more open space. the architect says that it is in response to community concerns. opponents say the changes should trigger a re-do of the entire environmental review process. the warriors still hope to on the new arena on piers 30 and 32 by 2017. >> get ready to share the road this morning we will show you the party taking place for bike to work day. >> get ready for new delays if you commute at night across the bridge, the new demolition about to take place and the road closure also taking place. >> here is the east bay, at walnut creek, traffic is building and traffic and weather together are next at

>> thought we would on the weather window and look to mount diabolo with a beautiful sunrise with brags in the cloud cover. we have sunshine on the way, and temperatures will be warmer than they were yesterday. good news any are going to be outside, grass is moderate and ragweed is low and tree pollen still, is high. our temperatures will start at the coast at upper 50's to low 60's in san francisco, and upper 60's near 70's around the bay

and low-to-mid 70's inland. around the state watch out for thunderstorms in tahoe and yosemite at 68 and 76 there, we will have mid-to-upper 80's through the central valley down to palm springs and 66 in san diego and 71 in los angeles. now the morning commute with leyla gulen. >> if you are traveling to work this morning, watch out for the bikers who are biking to work. happy bike thursday, everyone, we will look right now at the maze use make the drive westbound along 80 slowing a little bit and certainly the metering lights are on on, on the bay bridge causing a backup. the eastbound traffic coming away from 580, you are this good shape. walnut creek from pleasant hill toward 24, that is showing heavy brake lights so slowing down to walnut creek. as you look at the altamont pass drive, this is where we have an accident that is still blocking a lane, westbound a 80, 17 miles per hour is the top speed out of

tracy and then it opens up. >> it is almost 6:42. if you drive across the golden gate bridge from san francisco at night get ready for a major detour. starting on tuesday crews will tear down the last segment of the old boy drive approach which was built in 1936 and they will do the work over the highway one connection to highway 101. crews will take down the elevated roadway piece by piece but all this work will cause road closures for about these weeks. northbound highway one will be shut down nightly from midnight to 4:00 a.m. starting at lake street. >> no one, no one won the fast-growing powerball jackpot. how much the jackpot will be is ahead, and you still have time to buy tickets. >> trading is underway on wall street which is where you will take the hundred if -- money if you win it. >> it is "bike to work" day and we have wh

>> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning. 6:45. happening now, pedal power is replacing motor power for

morning commuters. and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is here. >> look at the crowd here at vista point on the marin side the golden gate bridge. we have a lot riders and a lot of volunteers at this energizer station happening out water, food, a lot of brownies. a lot of advise and encouragement if tens of thousands of people who are riding their bicycle to work today. dr. wiseman is with kaiser permanente and you practice what you preach. you ride your work to work every day? >> as office ten as i can. almost every day, i love to ride my bicycle, a great form of exercise and "bike to work day" is a great way to motivate people to get out and ride to work and get some exercise. >> people love their cars. i love my car but what is the

challenge to get people out of the car to the bicycle? >> it is important to your health. it makes a lot sense from multiple angles, it is great for the environment, for the pocketbook, but most importantly it is good if your health. we should be getting a minimum of 30 minutes of exercise five days a week, and everyone is very busy so getting 30-minute ride to or from work is a great way to get exercise in each day. >> and don't forget to stretch before you ride. do not forget wear your helmet and if you are in the car, share the ride with the bicyclists out there today. >> thank you, at 6:47. you may want to check yourself for powerball fever because the jackpot is going up in california, saturday night's jackpot is estimated at $270 million because no one won last night. this is the largest jackpot since powerball started in california last month. here are the winning numbers you

did not is last night from the $220 million draw, 21, 22, 26, 30, 57. the power number: 27. each ticket costs $2, a dollar more than the mega millions jackpot which is at $154 million tomorrow night. >> $2 a ticket. >> $2 for powerball. ought bay area housing market is strengthing. >> and tesla motors is speeding toward success. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with more. >> good morning, huge amount of buzz of tesla this morning giving the electric model highest possible rating from "consumer reports" at 99 performing better than any vehicle they have ever testified

and handle like a sports car, the ride of a luxury vehicle and is more energy efficient than any other hide -- hybrid car, after reporting their first ever profit. they are responding positively up 24 percent today for tesla. stocks overall are quiet and there is how we look this morning, slightly lower with the dow holding on to the 15,000 level and the silicon valley index is lower today. bay area housing market continues to show massive signs of improvement foreclosures plunges 62 percent since a year ago with only 1 in 13 in a stage defaulted and better in san jose and sunnyvale region with 401(k) foreclosures plunging 18 percent emanation wide they fell 23

percent. nevada has the highest, then florida, and ohio and illinois. >> you can tell from the picture it is cool but that is how bicyclists like it. >> good for them. we have sunshine and warmer weather on way. at 6:50 here is live doppler 7 hd, and i put satellite on because the cloud cover is not as extensive as yesterday but it is causing flight arrival delays of an hour and 52 meants so check out our flight tracker at abc7news.com and check owe the sunshine as we look at walnut creek this morning, already seeing brighter sky there and all of us are going to deal with that and warmer temperatures today. clouds will return and will be cool but the warmest days are ahead us this mother's day weekend. you can see the break in the cloud cover at two to six degrees warmer than yesterday so that is noticeable. watch how quickly the clouds

dissipate around 9:00 to noon inland valleys and still clouds hanging around the bay and by 1:00 o'clock those are gone and we will see sunny spots developed on the coast so fading clouds equal warmer temperatures with low-to-mid 70's in the south bay and a lot 70's in the pent that and millbrae is mid-60's and upper 50's along the coast this afternoon with low 60's in downtown and south san francisco and 63 at sausalito. the upper 60's to mid-70's in the north bay valley and 10- to 15-degrees cooler at the beaches. mid 60's in berkeley and hayward and everyone else in the upper 60's to 70's along the east bay shore and pittsburg and concord and livermore around 75. brays are in down for four-game set at at&t park and 60 is the 7:15 first pitch dropping to 54 and with cloud cover it will be like this morning with temperature in the low-to-mid 50's, to two three degrees

warmer tomorrow and upper 70's around the bay for the weekend and mid-80's inland and temperatures stay above average mondays tuesday, and wednesday next week. have a great day. >> unless you are taking a car pool lane, you are going to sit in heavy traffic along northbound 280 headed away from 17, through san jose, the drive is sluggish, and a she traffic to cupertino. the drive is probably going to be a gasser bicycle ride on "bike to work day" with 17 miles per hour at 33 when it picks up to livermore and 66 miles per hour headed to cass tremendous valley but the backup as you approach 185. kristen and eric? >> ahead, five things to know before you go. >> the abc7 news

>> here are five things to know before you go. a report will be released from foam lapd police chief bratton with changes recommended for the oakland police department and is critical of the leadership now former police chief howard jordan who suddenly stepped down yesterday. >> two, the lone suspect accuses of holding three women captive for a decade in cleveland is now officially facing rape and kidnapping charges. a judge set bond for ariel castro at $8 million this morning and $2 million for each women including a six-year old daughter. a manhunt is underway for a fry-year-old shasta county man wanted for kill his wife and two young daughters in their home half an hour east of reading found on tuesday night. miller's trick was found yesterday ditched 50 miles away. >> three people are under arrest in san jose in the most sophisticated i.d. theft ring police have ever seen.

investigators say the group created fake driver's licenses, credit cards, money, and a victim was take phone $100,000. happen right now, it is "bike to work day" and this group is gathering at the golden gate bridge lookout in sausalito for the first time, they will estimate how many take care. this is a picture of them getting ready with one group, 500 strong bicycling from san francisco's mission district to google headquarters in mountain view. >> we see a lot of folks bundle up and our meteorologist, checks in on whether they will still need to do this in the afternoon. >> right now, we will talk about south bay with tperatures in the low-to-mid 70's and santa clara, saratoga, about 53 degrees and cupertino, at 54 and campbell and san jose, sunnyvale at 55. most of us in the 50's to the north bay mid-to-uer 40's. for the afternoon hours, expect a lot sunshine and at the coast

we will see some temperatures 9 to 76 inland and 6 in san francisco and 73 in san jose, and near 60 at the coast. a last look at traffic with leyla gulen. >> this is the golden gate bridge and it is beautifuls indeed, and it is quite lovely. there you go, a gorgeous drive from sausalito to san francisco. let's look at the drive time traffic right now, i will show you antioch to conquer at 33 minutes westbound, and you are at an hour and 40 minutes from central valley to dublin along a 80 west and we have an accident out there, though. westbound 80 between highway 4 to the maze is 20 minutes. >> thank you for join us for the abc7 news which continues in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" which is next.

good morning, america. breaking right now for our viewers in the west. the sole suspect in the ohio kidnapping case enters court to face charges. two major exclusives. the mother of one of the missing and the daughter of the suspect speak out for the first time. only on "gma." guilty, jodi arias convicted of first degree murder in the most watched trial of the year. her shocking interview with cameras rolling just moments after she learned her fate. >> i would much rather die sooner rather than later. >> what she says she wants the jury to do now. breaking overnight, a frantic search by air and water right now for two passengers who vanished an a carnival crews. ship cameras show them going over board in the middle