>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> at 6:00, flames break out in the south bay overnight. the home was damaged and the foam was displaced. >> caltrain will give us a slow and tell on repair job for the broken bolts on the new bay bridge but now there is another safety issue. >> the oklahoma town devastated by the ef-5 tornado begins the heart process of say goodbye to the victims of the storm. >> good morning,en, at 6:00 a.m., here for eric thomas. >> look like a pretty morning although it is chilly and maybe a bad hair day. mike? >> breezy again and right now it is mostly on the case, san francisco shooting through the gap and headed down the peninsula. we are mostly clear on live doppler 7 hd and it is dry. there is more humidity, though, than yesterday, but it is not translating into anything that will cause you problems this morning. it is cooler, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 40's around the bay and breezy with temperatures

below average in the mid-to-upper 60's by 4:00. inland we are starting off in the mid-40's and it will be breezy by monday and 66 and mild at 70 by 4:00, and at the coast we will fine the fastest wins and hazy at 48, and you will hang out in the mid-50's for the afternoon and capture the sunset while there is no clouds. from here, we will turn it over to leyla gulen with the traffic. >> bad hair day, indeed, on the dumbarton bridge if you are traveling along 84 eastbound and westbound, be careful if you are driving high profile because the gusty conditions can be dangerous. as we move into treatment we have construction along northbound 680 with respecting up right now from south mission to north mission boulevard we have three lanes closed down but caltran is picking up cones as we speak. the drive over the altamont pass westbound traffic is a nightmare but look at the eastbound traffic we have overturned box

truck and the bay bridge metering lights are on and the traffic is looking very busy there in the westbound direction and eastbound we have construction until 6:30. kristen and katie? >> continuing to follow breaking news from san jose where crews are investigating a one-alarm house fire that break out this morning, it happened at a home after 1:00 o'clock a.m. with the fire appears to be have started in the garage and damaged one vehicle. no one was injured. we have a reporter on seen with an update at 6:30. >> fire officials hope two brushfires are not rekindled in san jose after break out last night. it burned one acre but no structure was threatened. no word on the cause. >> we were other head as crews worked to contain a fire that broke out before noon burning seven acres and sent smoke to the sky visible for miles.

>> crews will start today to fix the problem of broken bolds on the eastern span of the bay bridge and we will look at that. our news reporter is live at treasure island this morning. >> good morning, katie, they will take the media along for a slow and tell and they will face a lot of questions of the safety and integrity of the new bridge. a big question focuses on the 2,000 bolts on the bridge now similar to the 32 that snapped in manner. caltran promises to give an update on the testing of the bolts. they have some explaining to do. some officials say this has called into question the judgment of those working on bridge but the chairperson said she wants to look ahead, fix the problems and move on. >> as we have always said, the number one priority is having or opening the bridge when it is safe and ready to do that.

>> caltran will table the media on a tour today and will show reporters crews doing their prep work for replacing the broken bolts with the job costing between $5 million and $10 million. right now the plan is still to on the bridge on labor day weekend but they are evaluating whether that will happen. >> thank you, a concord neighborhood is on alert after a bomb square. sky 7 was over the scene after self homes were evacuated on johnson drive after 3:00 yesterday afternoon. we are told the f.b.i. and a.t.f. and police are investigating possible explosive devices. one person was taken into custody and several boxes of evidence were removed from the home. the all-clear was given two hours later. >> in morgan hill police are searching for the man who exposed himself to two teen girls. our media partner reports it happened as the girls walk

behind the dairy delight restaurant last week and say a man in his 40's pulled up beside him in an older model yukon, flashed them and took off. if you have information call >> in santa clara the sheriff is investigating a bank robbery at the u.s. bank branch. investigators say it is too early to tell if this robbery is related to others in the city. no arrests have been made. >> san francisco planning commission is set to vote today on a plan to allowed sutter health to build new hospital and rebuild st. luke's hospital in the mission. they agreed to scale down the plan to build a new california pacific medical center at the site of the old cathedral hodel and expand the capacity of rebuilt st. luke's hospital in the mission. >> president obama will make a major speech today to outline

new national security measures. he is expected to renew the call to close the guantanamo bay prison calling it a recruitment tool for terrorists but some in congress oppose shutting guantanamo bay and the pentagon just asked for nearly half a billion for upgrade, guantanamo bay. the president will also talk about using drones to kill americans in afghanistan. the administration admit add drone strike intentionally killed al-qaeda leader anwar al-awlaki and drones have killed three other americans since 2009 but they not targeted. >> the deadly tornado in oklahomas right now a new storm is hitting the region damaged by the massive ef-5 tornado. here is a look of streets with rain pounding the streets and coming down hard. meteorologist, mike nicco, joining with conditions. hopefully the new storm this morning, the window for it, will

close quickly? >> it is, that is a good point. we watched it on their radar coming out of there bringing heavy rain and the ponding on the roads. earlier it had half-dollar sized-hail and thankfully the strongest of the hail has moved on but they still getting wet weather and you can see it arcing right around there, and here is newcastle, and the norman area is here where the national severe storms laboratory and the prediction center is. over the last three hours, watch that black is where we are getting hail and it came across and new castle and this is sliding to the southeast and moving away from this so the worst of it is over, any severe weather today will be a little bit further to the west, along the red river along wichita falls and back into southwest texas so the worst of it is over but that is just adding insult to injury and that is very unfortunate for those folks.

>> thank you. the severe weather in oklahoma comes just as people there prepare to start burying the first victims of the tornado. we are in moore, oklahoma, with that report. >> good morning, katie. a miserable day for the start of the funerals and the recovery here. when rebound gets here on sunday, hopefully the weather will be better. he will see some improvements. they have put up telephone poles and getting the debris cleaned up and he will hear incredible stories of survival. >> in total darkness this video give as look at the moment that the tornado hit the briarwood elementary school. >> it is almost over. almost over. >> teachers and students emerged from the bathroom to find massive destruction. everyone at this school survive

ed. >> a few miles away at lazy tower, seven students were killed. neither school has a safe room and one is not required by oklahoma law. only alabama requires a safe room in all schools. in all, 24 people lost their lives. 14 adults. ten children. including two infants. all missing are accounted for. yesterday, the only rescues going on were for pets. sarah and shane lost their home but were able to salvage a few pictures, jewelry and momentoes their childhood. >> the doll my great great grandmother made me when i was a baby the. >> they will rebuild with one major addition, a safe room built either above or below ground that helped save so many lives here and elsewhere. >> jut sad. we are happy, too, because we are alive the. >> the focus is on the precious

things still being found like a daughter's baby pictures. >> priceless. you can make sure we have her memories, too. >> the bodies of the victims were released to their families yesterday so now the funerals will begin with the first one up for a nine-year-old girl who was killed in that school. >> thank you, andy. a peninsula bakery has come up with a sweet way to donate to the victims of the oklahoma tornado, with sprinkles cupcakes donating the entire proceeds of the red veto vote cupcakes to the red cross yesterday, at $3.50 so she raised quite a sum. they have done similar fundraisers but this one has special meaning. >> you can help by making a $10 donation by texting red cross to

930999 and we posted this to facebook/abc7 news. >> the highway patrol wants you to stop texting and talking behind the wheel with a new survey showing how many do that. >> and the dubious distinction for google glass. >> 26-year-old social networking c.e.o. who sold a company for more than $1 billion. he is game with the bay area. th

>> covering cupertino, wine country, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good thursday morning, we will look, now, coming from our mount sutro tower looking down on san francisco and across the bay to the marin head lands, you can see a little bit of haze out there as we start our day. just a little bit, but, otherwise, it is fairly clear and fairly windy and chilly again with mike nicco with the temperatures in your neighborhood coming up. >> just-released survey founds fewer california drivers use

cell phones behind the wheel. the new survey from the california office of traffic safety shows the percentage of drives using a cell phone behind the wheel has dropped from 10.8 percent in 2012 to 7.4 percent this year. this includes hand held and hands free usage. it is encourage by the drop but the department adds that any cell phone use is still too high even hands-free. >> google glass is not even in stores yet but there is a distinction of being the first person to "lose" the device. the "los angeles times" report that developer who pre-order the desaid it likely slipped through the bag at airport security. the developer contacted google which told him he is the first person to misplace the precious google glass which has not been recovered. google glass is not chop, it -- cheap but it costs $1,500 and access is limited.

>> new details on yahoo purchase of tumblr, the family rots -- roots the tumblr c.e.o. has,s grandfather lives in novato and he suspected something big was in the works with his grandson when he visited him mentioning to his grandfather that he was getting advise from facebook c.e.o. and he is proud of his grandson who is only 26. yahoo is paying $1 billion for the new york-based company and is expected to pocket $250 million. >> this morning, 4,000 women will gather in san francisco for the 24th annual professional business women of california conference. a congresswoman came up with the conference as a way to bring professional women together at one venue including the goals achieving gender equality in the workplace. organizers say this is so much

that needs to be done and cheryl will moderate the session with the congressman and monitoring an afternoon with an actress and former michigan governor jennifer granholm. so you get a lot of fellowship and great ideas. >> i went last year and it was really interesting. >> great dialogue. you can enjoy the weather. mike? >> enjoying my professional women this morning. >> we are professional. we are women. >> nice to be with you. we will get to leyla gulen in a minute, nice to see you all this morning. 6:17, live doppler 7 hd shows it is quiet and as kristen and katie have pointed out there is more moisture in the air so it is hazy this morning and no need

to worry about "spare the air" and sfo is still fast wind shooting through the gap at sfo at 23 miles per hour, and half moon bay at 20, and san carlos at 15 and the wins decelerate as they fly down the peninsula to the south bay where mountain view at six miles per hour, and they will come back later today, and check out forest hill community, and 44 degrees, all temperatures in san francisco in the 40's, with ferry building and crissy field and ocean beach, and downtown mission district at 49 degrees. bell not is the same thing, and richmond, also, 48 in palo alto and santa clara at 43 degrees and petaluma the cool spot at 41 and walnut creek at 45. as we look down great mount tamalpais, it is hazy as you look to the sutro tower in san

francisco, sunshine with temperatures below average, and a slight warming trend this weekend with temperatures trying to get back to normal before showers roll in the forecast on monday and tuesday and drop the temperatures. here is the low, still funneling from the northwest and the cool air is in our neighborhoods and it will be persistent so temperatures are going to struggle in the upper 60's to near 70 for the santa clara valley and up the peninsula we have mid-to-upper 60's but millbrae at 62 and mid-to-upper 50's along the coast to near 60 in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay and breezy and brisk conditions with mid-to-upper 50's and mid-to-upper 50's along the east bay shore and upper 60's to low 70's inland. look at the temperatures, again tonight, hard getting out from the covers, in the 40's, again, and the seven-day forecast shows a degree or two warmer on friday and we will hold steady on

saturday and warmer on sunday and a chance of rain monday and tuesday and temperatures will remain at or below average just about all seven days of the forecast. leyla gulen? >> as we head into san francisco we do have a report of this accident right near the at&t ballpark, and it look like san francisco police are on the way to the scene of 4th street at king street and possibly that intersection is blocked off. we will have more details in a little bit. as we take it to san mateo, the delay is due to power lines that fell over a bus and we did have passengers on the bus and this is at north isabel delaware str. speaking of mass transit, bart and muni and caltrain moving along on time, and we will take a look outside as we look at the san mateo bridge, it is hazy, and just drive cautiously but it is a short it will-minute drive from hayward into foster still. >> the boy scouts are ready for a drastic change possible ahead

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>> breaking news in san mateo

bridge as leyla gulen mentioned right now firefighters are responding to delaware avenue with reports of power lines that have fallen on a bus and they could be sparking the passengers are said to be on board. we have sky seven on the way to the seen and we will bring you an update. >> in the mean time, it is time to thing of this because summer is here, right? walk into any drugstore and you will find different sunscreens from spray on to lotion, the choices are overwhelming so which brand offers the best protection? we panned with 7 on your side to find out. michael finney? >> good morning, when you shop for sunscreen you probably check the spf, but tests find there is in guarantee you are getting the level of recollection -- the level of protection. the higher the spf the better press, right?

not necessarily. we testified a dozen sunscreens, lotions and sprays, and this test measures sunburn protection from uvb rays which is what spf is supposed to tell you. >> most sunscreens provided less protection than the spf. >> you see broad spectrum on many sunscreens. >> that means sunscreen is supposed to protect not just again uvb but uva rays. >> both can cause skin cancer and uva can wrinkle the skin. we performed on people and test plates coated with sunscreen and found some products offer better protection than others for uva and uvb rays. >> it has six sunscreens to recommend, top rated is a spray from target, up and up sport, spf50. >> they are convenient but the risks of inhaling them or being

studied so do not spray on children or directly on your face. if you prefer a lotion, "consumer reports" named one from wal-mart a best buy ultra protection sunscreen broad spectrum spf50 offering better protection than several sunscreens tested that costs much more. >> "consumer reports" says these are flammable so wait for the spray to dry before going near an open flame. you should apply and wait 15- to 30-minutes before heading into the sun and reapply after a sun or every two hours. you can get more information on "consumer reports" sunscreen tests on our website at abc7news.com. >> london is on edge from a possible terror attack. the new information we learned overnight after two american with butcher knives hacked another man to death.

>> in san jose, a home went up in flames overnight but why the home

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 6:29. we have breaking news from san mateo, a sky 7 picture showing a bus that hit a low hanging wire and you can see the wires right there, the fire department is on the scene and you can see the pg&e truck with crews working on that while they get everyone off the bus and all passengers are fine. you can see firefighters there. this is an area with a lot of homes in san mateo but the bus will disrupt traffic. we the talk to leyla gulen about that in a second. breaking news in san mateo. >> everyone got east bus safely. thank you for joining us this morning i am katie marzullo here for eric. the winds are an issue, mike? >> yes, especially headed to the afternoon. they are fast along the coast and shooting through the gap

toward sfo and we are getting gusts up around 25 or 30 miles per hour and everyone else is around 10 or 15 and some areas are calm. we are waking up to mostly sun and it is dry on live doppler 7 hd so we will talk about the day planner. the next telepne starting off in the 40's and the mid-60's by noon and the breezes are noticeable and upper 60's by 4:00. the day planner inland the next 12 hours starting off at 46 and 20 degrees warmer at noon and the next 12 hours are stuck in the 50's with the fast of the wind in the 40's so you will warm up ten degrees. we talk about our local commute. leyla gulen? >> in san mateo we go, and this is where we have the incident involving the bus with power lines toppled on this bus north delaware street and we are understanding the preliminary information that is bus number 292 so expect delays in this

area and we will bring you more details as they become available. as we head in the altamont pass in the east bay this is the drive from the westbound direction and you are looking at 17 miles per hour, slow from tracy, and it is 50 minute dry to get toward dublin and as we zoom in, this is where we had an early accident blocking one lane, westbound 580 because of an overturned box truck so one lane remains blocked and speeds up to 57 miles per hour. right now, this is the drive through walnut creek slower at this hour as you come down to the junction with the 24 and looking at 10 minutes drive to come down from highway 4. kristen and katy -- katie? >> in the last hour firefighters cleared the scene following an early morning house fire and abc7 news reporter joins us to tell us about that. matt? >> you can see the content damage by the fire in the home,

the contents are in the front yard. the home owner is cleaning the car. this started at 1:00 o'clock and the family actually thought it was a burglary. >> we heard crackling and breaking sounds and originally thought maybe someone was breaking in so the owner found the garage on fire and they called 9-1-1. >> firefighters say when they arrived the fire had spread to the attic and they pulled out three motorcycle but a classic chevrolet was damned. the husband, wife, two sons and a dog all got out safe. they told the firefighters they would not need the help of red cross. the firefighters would not put a dollar amount on the damage but it is extensive because of the water used and the need to bring down the ceiling. no word on the cause of the fire. firefighters are investigating. >> matt, thank you, we want to

take our viewers to san mateo and this is the view from sky 7, pg&e cruise are on the scene checking the power lines. a bus hit a low-hanging wire while this were passengers on the bus and weed in from the fire department that everyone was able to get off the bus safely but there is the bus just beyond that large tree. it is still in the middle of the road with pg&e working the scene. the roads are closed now and there could be further road closures, north delaware street. certainly looks like a few blocks of delaware are closed and we heard there were was some sparking of the wires so if you live in that area you will want to not approach the wires because they could be live wires. it is a danger in terms of the wires and also potentially traffic in that area.

>> thank you, leyla gulen. >> we will turn to oklahoma now where a young tornado victim will be laid to rest today. it is the first funeral since monday's storm. the child died at plaza towers elementary school and the twitter killed 24 including ten children and destroyed up to 13,000 homes, two schools and a hospital. president obama will travel to moore on sunday. officials estimate the damage could top $2 billion. >> the british government's emergency committee plans to meet today after a brutal attack on a london street left a man dead. authorities say two men with butcher knives attack another man killing him before being shot and taken into police custody. the prime minister says this there are strong indications that the attack was an act of terrorism. officials say it may been motivated by muslim extremists. the victim has not been identified but authorities say he was a soldier. >> today the boy scouts of america is set to vote on the policy to include gay members,

1,400 scout members meeting in texas to decide if openly bay boys can become scouts. the ban open gay adult members will remain if place. a local boy was denied the rank of eagle scout and got nation-wide attention. the president of the boy scouts called on voters to lift the ban. >> san francisco police are certaining for a driver who crashed in a home and took off. the impact left a big hole in the house in the out are mission district. it happened at 7:40 last night. witnesses say the driver fled the scene right away and police later found the vehicle abandoned in daly city with no sign of driver and no one in the home was shut. >> c.h.p. is asking for anyone who witnessed a fatal accident on 580 between livermore and tracy to come forward after it claimed the life of a young father. the 33-year-old michael cox was impaled by a pole that smashed

through his windshield. he was driving on 580 and we were over the scene shortly after the accident. the highway patrol identified the pole as a tie down rod used to hold down truckloads. it probable came off a big rig and family says cox was on the way to a work meeting in the bay area. he leaves behind a wife and three children. >> so sad. the show and tell caltran is giving today as new questions arise of the bad bolts on the bay bridge. >> someone in the bay area is holding a powerball jackpot worth $2.3 million. we will learn the real identity. >> look at 6:37 in berkeley with traffic and weather,

>> good morning, everyone. can you do weather graphics, too in you are hired! a look at, at 6:40, the bay bridge, the flags are out there still unfurled because of the breezes blowing out across san francisco. we do have high amount of tree pollen, and grass and ragweed

and mold and ozone are low. hopefully you have not been suffering. the u.v. index is high. walnut creek this morning, all this sunshine, 680 looking back, that is leyla gulen's department so she will talk about that. oakland is three degrees cooler-than-average and to ten degrees cooler-than-average in redwood city. radar and satellite shows quiet with breezy and mid-to-upper 70's and a look at what will happen as you head into the los angeles area this week, with temperatures in the 60's with morning clouds giving way to afternoon sunshine. leyla gulen? >> we still gathering more details about the issue in san mateo. right now, we know that north delaware street is shut down in the residential area. there were power lines that toppled on a bus and it looked like the bus is out of commission for the time being and it is bus line 292 taking

you to downtown san francisco so you may see delays but it looks like passengers will be taken by another bus and will be on their way. headed over to the great highway hut down because of sand that blew on the roadway during high wins at 15-mile-per-hour wind. we are watching this accident on surface streets in san francisco, 4th street at wing, the intersection could be shut down because of an accident. kristen and katie? >> beyondthank you, leyla guleny we will learn which lucky person is more than $2 million richer because of a powerball jackpot ticket brought in the area. someone has come forward to claim the ticket worth $2.3 million purchased at a 7/11 in san jose. it mapped five of the six

numbers in saturday's draw if the largest jackpot in the history, missing only the powerball number. >> that is still pretty good. not complaining. >> attention apartment dwellers, the secret to a long healthy life could be tied to the floor you live on. >> trading is underway on wall street and we look at the big board and you can see the dow is down about 80 points and ahead we go live to jane king at the new york storm. >> caltran is fixing broken bolts on the bay bridge and the new issue the agency now is

>> covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> happening now, prep work to replace the broken bolts on the bay bridge will get underway. >> the media has been invited to watch. abc7 news amy hollyfield is on treasure island. officials are expected to give an update on the new bay bridge bolts, right? >> that is right. if you have any questions for caltran and the new bridge this is the chance. they are taking the media for a slow and tell and let us see the crews as they start the repair work and promising to give us an update on the bolts that are on the bridge being used.

there are 2,000 of them that are similar to the 32 that snapped in march. caltran has a lot to prove, many are now doubting the agency. >> the events that led up to them saying use the bolts calls into question caltran's operation and how they analyze and look at things. >> the officials say they are still on track for a labor day weekend opening but you can get they will face a lot of questions from the media today. reporting live on treasure island for abc7 news. >> the secret to a long and healthy life? move to the top floor. a study from the university of switzerland finds people would live below the 8th floor of 22 percent more likely to die early. specifically, the chance of dying of lung cancer are 40 percent greater for people living on the ground floor compared to those above theth

8 crediting less exposure to pollution and the health benefits of walking up the stairs. >> and if you picked a higher floor you were healthy to begin with. >> bad news if you have a different card from borders. >> and problem in asia, and over to bloomberg business report and the new york stock exchange. jane? >> we have a lower start on wall street and have not seen a start like this in a while. a massive stock plunge in japan, the nikkei down by 7 percent. just a huge loss. interest rates started rising causing the market to sell off the we got a positive report about jobs this morning, with weaker-than-expected employment claims unlawfulling so the softening of blow from asia but good selling going on, on wall street and it started yesterday. the fed chairman bernanke saying perhaps it is time to

start thinking about with drawing economic stimulus that has been in place the past few years ands that held up the economy so the markets are worried about that. the silicon valley index is lower. h.p. is the bright spot with shares up 10 percent, the largest p.c. maker forecast a better than expected profit, and the c.e.o. is in the process of cutting 20,000 jobs. bad news in you are sitting on a gift card from borders because you will not get anything for the estimated $210 million you hold. the judge said it would be unfair to the other groups that borders owes unnow they have completely shut down. which metro area has the hottest real estate market in you may not be surprised, san jose followed by san francisco.

sacramento is four and two-thirds of homes for san jose were in contract in two weeks. in san jose, 48 homes were sold in 24 hours and san francisco, 81 homes sold in just a day. that is the new york stock exchange. >> turning over to mike and checking out a windy morning. >> some spots, it is breezy. we will show those to you and live doppler 7 hd showing you how dry it is but we can show you where it will be breezy the next hour at sfo around 23 miles per hour, and half moon bay at 16 and as has been the case throughout the morning show, these continue to relax but they will come become this afternoon and you can see a small craft advisory starting at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon through 11:00 this evening, including san francisco bay, and out over the ocean a small craft advisory in affect and this is until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. wins are gusting up to 25 knots

over the bay and 35 knots over the ocean water. in the east bay valley, a cool spot is 42 degrees and lafayette is at 45 through the san ramon valley and walnut creek at 46 and danville at 47, and san ramon 48 and 50 in dublin/pleasanton and livermore and pittsburg and antioch. 51 in alameda and newark. 49 in san mateo, and novato is 43 and cupertino is at 44 degrees. on mount tamalpais this morning, you can see it is breezy with forecast sunshine and temperatures are below average and a slight warming trend but that stops with the chance of a shower on monday and tuesday. area of low pressure is still hanging around, still going to keep us cooler-than-average but starting tomorrow the breezes will let up and that will lead to the warming friend. mid to upper 60's for most of the south bay today and we will have mid-to-upper 60's for the peninsula until you get to millbrae at 62 and mid-to-upper 50's along the coast to 60 in

downtown and south san francisco and 70 in the north bay valley and mid-to-upper 50's at the beaches and in the upper 60's to low 70's inland, again. the seven-day forecast shows moments of us in the 40's tomorrow morning and a few more clouds during the morning hours and afternoon sunshine, and the temperatures are getting back to average by sunday, and we drop become down with a chance of a sure on monday and tuesday the have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we have in san francisco a problem. unfortunately, a car and a bicycleist and van ness is shut down between 16th and 17th. it looks to be a terrible crash. unfortunately it resulted in a fatality. that also is going to be affecting mass transit. van ness avenue is going to be shut down until further notice between 16th and 17th

street. we will head back to our map and we have something else going on in san mateo, your 292 bus line is going to be shut down until further notice because of power lines that fell on a bus. >> thank you, ahead, five things to know before you go. the abc7 morning news returns in

>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are five things to know before you go. developing news from san jose this morning, a family has been displaced after an early morning fire that happen at a home after 1:00 o'clock. at least one vehicle was damaged and no word on the cause. >> a resident barely escaped an

early morning house fire and the fire department sent us this photo of a 40-year-old man waking to the smell smoke that happened probable by a cigarette. >> severe weather is rolling through oklahoma as the first of several victims from the tornado will be laid to rest today. monday's powerful twister killed 24 people including ten children and destroyed up to 13,000 homes. >> officials in santa cruz will release their official report into the murders of two police officers in the line of duty. the sergeant and detective were gunned down in february by a 35 -year-old sexual assault suspect who died in a shootout with police after. >> five, pg&e crews are working to clear a bus that ran into low-hanging telephone wires. it happened on north delaware street and sky 7 was over ahead as the crews worked to remove the wires.

all of the passengers were able to get off safely. >> a final look at look our forecast. >> lot sunshine but below average temperatures. 50's at coast and low [sic] at bay and upper 60's to low 70's inland. leyla gulen? >> we are over the scene of a fatal car versus bicyclist in san francisco along van ness avenue. van ness avenue is shut down right now between 16th and 17th street and this could affect mass transit in the area, so plan ahead before you head out. >> leyla gulen, thank you. we continue in 25 minutes with news, weather, and traffic during "good morning america." >> we are always on at abc7news.com. captioned by, closed captioning services, inc.

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