it's 5:00 on this friday. like the sound of that. >> friday? even on monday. >> we look ahead to the mets

friday. thanks for joini ining us. >> first up, a check on the weather forecast. mike? >> we're looking at pretty quiet weather. picking up a little bit of cloud cover, but no rain right now. that's still in the forecast for monday. so, let's talk about what's going to happen today as we look at emoryville this morning, where it's pretty clear. we're watching sunshine and breezes that won't be as fast as they were yesterday. our warmest weather inland and this is the one area where we could see an uptick in temperatures. 60 in san francisco to about 66 in oakland. about 70 in san jose and our coolest conditions along the coast. that's where it will be breezy. let's talk about traffic. >> so far, it looks like we are accident free across the bay area. if you're traveling northbound along 680 between south mission boulevard, north mission

boulevard, three lanes remap closed. until 6:00 a.m. this morning. the great highway now for the memorial day weekend, going to be shut dpoown until further notice. we have this construction project that's clearing up. this is bridge work even though the bridge is farther to the north. we will see that closure until 6:00 a.m. your walnut creek is looking nice and clear. that's also a beautiful shot. southbound 680, not too shabby. >> the usgs is tracking dozens of aftershocks after a 5.8 earthquake struck a rural community in northern california. the quake hit just before 9:00 last night. pretty intense shaking. there's the grocery store in greenville where the quake was centered. dozen of aftershocks continued

this morning. >> the house started gently shifting, rocking back and forth for about five or ten seconds. the lamp shade started rocking. nothing major, nothing fell off, but it was a good five or ten seconds of the house shifting gently back and forth. >> matt keller is at a usgs headquarters in menlo park and will have a live update for us. this quake is a good reminder for us to be prepared for a major disaster. we have posted guidelines for stocking your emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family at abc7 news.com. we'll continue to follow the quake and aftershock throughout the morning and updates on twitter. another eric arthquake to t you about. an 8.2 hit between the coast of japan and russia.

there's word the quake could be felt for five minutes and many people in the region ran into the streets. it hit along the ring of fire. more now on developing news in washington state where federal transportation officials are on route to help state engineers figure out what caused a bridge to collapse tossing vehicles and drivers into the chil chilly waters north of seattle. >> the washington department of traps has not determined the official cause of the crash. but they're looking into whether or not whether a box truck might have hit the structure. a state trooper says they have found the truck they think might have hit the bridge and that driver is cooperating with investigators. so, take a look at the scene around 7:00 last night. when the bridge went down, two cars and three people were plunged into the water. one man has a dislocated shoultder and some cuts. his wife suffered internal bleeding, but none of the

injuries were life threatening. washington's governor spoke overnight say iing the bridge wl be rebuilt. >> this is for the economy in washington. it's job number one for all of us. i would assume we'll have good bipartisan work to make sure this bridge the restored as quickly as possible. >> the bridge is old. it was built in 1955. state officials inspected it last november and found it to be safe, but it is listed as functionally obsolete. it means the design is outdated to handle modern traffic. the team should arrive on scene in washington later today. > . heavy rains, hail and flooding continue to hamper recovery efforts from the devastating tornado in oklahoma. flash floods have blocked streets in oklahoma city yesterday.

it appears debris from the tornado clogged storm trains. people in oklahoma city and more face a huge task rebuilding the many homes, schools and businesses damaged or destroyed by the tornado. fixing that damage will cost an estimated $2 billion. the medical examiner has officially set the death toll at 24. this morning, san francisco police continue to investigate a deadly collision between a garbage truck and bicyclist. both the truck and male biker were traveling in the mission district yesterday morning. the garbage truck made a right turn and the cyclist collided with its bike tires. he was pronounced dead on the scene. he wasn't wearing a helmet. the truck driver is cooperating. alcohol and drugs are not believed to be factors in the accident. under a state order, the city of oakland has returned more than $43 million from the sale of the -- other properties. oakland sold the properties including the kaiser convention

center to a street development agency in 2011 to match the city budget deficit. proceeds from the sale were then move from the redevelopment agency to city coffers. the contra costa times reports state regulators rejected a multi-million dollar accounting gimmick. new this morning, a jury decided to decide today if a silicon valley software engineer was insane when he killed three managers. the same jury convicted -- in march of three counts of first degree murder. they say he killed the company's ceo, vice president of operations and the human resources manager. the firm then laid him off as a test product engineer. black hoodies and sunglas s sunglasses. those are the disguises used by three bank robbers this week.

santa rosa police just released these photos. the trio got away in two different cars after ditching a van was stolen. a $25,000 reward is being offered in the case. we posted the picture ons our website. a san jose city college student has cashed in on power ball mania. he won $2.3 million in last week's $590 million record drawing as one of nine kids raised by a single mother, garcia says this will end their family's struggles. >> thank you. appreciate -- press conference, without any delay. >> you need to come over here.

>> when i was at the store -- >> garcia bought the ticket at a 7 clsh 11 in san jose. people asked him, reporters said what are you going to do with that money, he said i would like to buy a new car, but his family has never bought a new car. it's so endearing and you're so happy that he won. the right person won the money. >> big family. believe me, there will be some sales man who will help you through the process. time for a look at the process. >> we'll start by looking at the winds outside. currently, they're not very fast. 15 miles per hour. 9 at the bay, 10 in concord. that will translate into the afternoon hours, also, where it's going to be breezy in a few

areas, but it's mainly the shoreline up in the mountains. i found a few 30s, up in the mountains or in the valleys in the mountains where the colder air sinks down into the valley, because it's heavier and it does that at night. 73 inland. 66 around the bay, 77 at the coast. you might want to add a light jacket. morning sunshine. temperatures about the same if not a few degrees cooler. cooler sunday and a chance of rain is possible monday. a check of traffic with layla. >> we have a report, mike, of a new vehicle spinout. this is along eastbound 24 highway right before the cal decot tunnel. looks like it's blocking one lane. let's take it out to antioch.

that's going to be closed until 9:30 this morning, so a lilt bit of a later project there. if you're heading eastbound along highway 4, we will have a couple of lanes blocked. cones will be picked up at 6:00 a.m. your drive through central san rafael, southbound 101, your taillights moving well. as you head over towards 580, it's clear over the golden gate bridge. kristen, eric? >> thank you. if you're looking for a job, that's one particular place to be this summer. we'll tell you where that is. >> plus, do you have business with the irs today? why you'll have to wait until next week. also, the scare in the sky for dozens of passengers in one of europe's biggest airports.

officials at heathrow say passenger -- all 75 passengers were evacuated safely. it was bound for oslo, norway, when the pilot reported a technical problem. both runways were closed for a short period of time. the passengers were evacuated using the emergency slide. if you were planning on

visiting t office in san jose or oakland today, forget about it. today is a furlough todayday for four federal government agencies. the irs, the environmental protection agency and the white house office of management and budget. four other furlough days blamed on sequester days. june 14st, july 5th, july 22nd and august 30th. the irs warns taxpayers should continue to file their returns and pay owed taxes. the cleveland man who helped rescue three kidnapped woman is getting a tasty reward from the golden arches. one day after they offered him free food for life, the national chain comes back and says they offer him free food for a year. the chain didn't want to appear like a publicity move and were not trying to benefit from the tragedy. charles ramsey told interviewers he was eating mcdonald's and put down his big mac to help rescue the women. mcdonald's has also donated

$10,000. >> mcdonald's gets a big mac attack at a shareholder's meeting and looks like the job outlook for veterans is improving. good morning. more former service personnel are turn tog entrepreneurship and that is helping cut the jobless rate for veterans as of april. many of our military are feeling -- by first command shows middle class military families have been cutting back on every day spending in the face of federal budget cuts. if you're looking for work or just making extra money on the side, the restaurant industry looking to fill about 450,000 positions this morning. states projected to add the most are kansas, new york and massachusetts. mcdonald's facing more criticism over its menu. this time, sharp remarks from a 9-year-old girl. she asked the ceo to stop tricking kids into eating its

foods. he says his own kids eat the meals and it is not the cause of obesity. what are your plans? memorial day weekend upon us. you know, barbecues, swimming. what's on tap? >> i'll be swimming and barbecuing at the you want to come out and see that. >> tell us the time, right? we'll be there. >> just as long as he has an umbrella on monday. sthal chance of rain. good morning, everybody, here's a look at what's going on. note how quiet it is this morning, but it's going keep spinning up there and track that rain when it starts to roll in monday so we can let you know what's going on. i'll be here monday morning with that forecast and with live doppler 7 hd. let's talk about what is going on as far as our forecast. a lot of sunshine today. breezy, but not as widespread as it is been.

cooler weekends ahead and it culminates with that chance of rain monday into tuesday. high pressure dominating our weather right now, but this system is going to barrel its way right through and that active storm track is going to head right for the bay area. friday night through saturday, it's making its way across the ocean and then monday morning at 8:00, some light rain developing. probably mainly just sprinkles and then it becomes more like light rain on a widespread nature as we head towards the evening hours. 5:00 to 11:00 and you can see the cold front still out to the west and that's why i think tuesday morning, we could still have a little bit of light rain. talk about today. look at all this sunshine. low to mid-70s in our inland valleys. mid to upper 60s around the bay. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast and then san francisco. dress accordingly if you're heading to the dpam tonight. about 58 degrees dropping down

to 54 at at&t park. rockies in town to tick on the giants. temperatures will be in the 40s to near 50 and you can see more clouds gathering along the coast. that's going to help accelerate that cooling trend. tomorrow, they'll be easy to get rid of, but sunday, they will not be. then we drop about another 2 to 6 degrees monday. look at that. 50s and 60s. that's not the unofficial start to summer. good morning, layla. >> good morning to you, mike. we have a report of an accident, possibly an overturned vehicle in marin county. more on that in just a bit, but right now, out of piedmont and into awrenn da eastbound on 24 right before the caldecot tunnel. let's take a look at your drive time traffic. still in good shape out of antioch into concord. 10 if you're heading from 85 into the san jose airport,

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it's 5:236789 whether you're just joining u here are five things to know. number one sleepless nights for people living greenville in the northeastern part of our state. a 5.7 magnitude quake hit the area last night and that's been followed by dozens of aftershocks overnight, including one that measured 4.9 this morning. much more on the quakes coming up. number two, invest garreigo are on their way to washington state to help figure out what caused a bridge collapse. no one was killed. we'll have more on what may have caused it in a live report. and number three, bikes get a green light on b.a.r.t., but just for five months. drivers allow riders to take

their bikes on trains any time of day. we'll tell you when it will begin and some of the rules ahead at 5:30. >> oakland is returning $32 million it made in 2011 from the sale of eight properties including the kaiser convention center. the money went to the program which has been eliminated. they rejected the deal, which they called an accounting gimmick. the summer travel forecast is out this morning. it shows americans are doing the same thing this year as they did last year. 31.2 million americans say they'll be driving somewhere. same as last year. gas prices remain steady. 3.66 a gallon. >> more expensive? >> we pay a lot more. >> i had to guess that. doesn't affect me. >> you got a hybrid? electric car? >> oh, no, i don't. i have a gas guzzling -- let's check in with mike with the

forecast. >> let's take a look at the temperature trend for san jose and show you how this weekend is not going to feel like summer. the temperatures dropping into the mid-60s through the end of the holiday weekend, but as we head towards next weekend, looks like we'll get back to average, if not warmer. a few showers possible around eureka. sunshine. up to tahoe for the weekend and we're looking at temperatures probably in the low to mid-60s, but falling into the 50s with a chance of rain monday. so if you're heading home, may be slick. here's a look at your traffic with layla. >> i was telling you about an accident involving an overturned vehicle. this is along highway 1 and estero lane. as we take it over to the great highway, it is still shut down, so for you, will not be able to use the great highway until further notice. eastbound highway 24, a total vehicle spinout there is blocking one lane. look at clear conditions there

in both lanes. this is your drive right through san jose. looks like northbound 280 coming away from 17 is clear. >> thanks a lot. memorial day, maybe you'll head out to a beach and the beaches are getting cleaner. a new report on beach water quality gave 93% of the beaches in our region as a grade. the rain this past winter kept pollution from getting into storm drains. several san mateo county beaches show high bacteria levels. beaches statewide are tested weekly for contamination. you can find a link on abc7news.com. circumstance due sduh solei is about to make a new splash. the members are teaming up with six flags. they're about to dive into a new show with the dolphins. the new show opens to the public

this saturday. >> wow. the morning news continues at 5:30. with the days top stories including breaking news in the international machine haunt for a former bay area man wanted in connection with a brutal murder. >> a look at the repairs on the new bay bridge. what's being done to make sure it's safe. >> and the boy scouts is lifting its ban

happy friday. 5:29. gateway to the weekend. holiday weekend. you're liking that. >> i'm liking that and most people out there are liking that. will they like the forecast that goes along with it? >> oh, wow. not what you want.

if you want warmer weather, hopefully, you're going somewhere else because we have cooler weather on the way and it will culminate with a chance of light rain monday. of all the times for us to get rain. memorial day? notice some clouds hugging the coast. some developing along the east bay shore, but pretty just sunny. that's what we're going to have as soon as the sun comes up and we'll have a lot of it. warmest inland. low to mid-70s. will be around 60 san francisco. and mid to upper 50s and breeze s along the coast. time for traffic. here's layla. >> we have a couple of accidents, mike. one is in bodega bay, the other near the caldecot tunnel. between east bay 580, you can see red starting to build on this map and that is due to some slowing because we have that bottleneck action going in the

eastbound direction. here's a look at your u westbound commute. we're starting to see yellow. northbound 880 between 101 and great malt parkway. we have some construction there. that's wrapping up at 6:00. san mateo, it's another blurry vision out there as you make it out of hayward. building up on the lens there, baugh clear drive. kristen, eric? >> thanks a lot. developing news, from the north bay to the oregon border are still feeling the shakes of a moderate earthquake and more than 40 aftershocks overnight. a 5.7 hit greenville last night. that's about two hours east of redding. matt keller is live at the u.s. geological survey in menwill recollect park. >> i've been tracking all the aftershocks and i want to show the usgs website. more than 25 aftershocks have

been recorded. the latest, a 2.8 just before 5:00. a 3.8 hit at 4:40. less than an hour ago. the biggest, a 4.9 just after 1:00 this morning. what sparked all these aftershocks, the grocery store in greenville is the 5.7 earthquake hit, scientists say they'll update their aftershock probability around 9:00 this morning. they're also watching to see if this is just a sign of a bigger quake to come. >> it is possible this could be a fore shock and sometimes, we see protection of the break and it loads the next section slightly and the next section breaks and a similar size earthquake or bigger or smaller, so we just have to watch. >> scientists here at the usgs told us there are no signs the earthquakes are related to volcanic activity. we'll bring yu updates on our

twitter page. >> definitely. abc7news.com has all the information you need. the quake is a reminder for us to be prepared for that major disaster. we have posted prepare your house guidelines for stocking your emergency kit and developing an emergency plan for your family. again, that's abc7news.com. twdeveloping news where a major route connecting seattle and vancouver has a big gap where the bridge used to be. it collapsed yesterday, around 60 miles north of seattle on i-5. katie has new information about a possible cause. >> right now, the washington state patrol chief says the collapse was caused by a truck hitting the structure. in fact, it hit the overhead span. he says the truck made it off the bridge and the driver remained at the scene and is

cooperating with investigators. you can see the twisted steal submerged in that icy river when the bridge went down last night, two cars and three people were plunged into the water. al three survived. dan sly and his wife were on their way to a camping trip. he describes what it felt like as the bridge beneath them collapsed. >> momentum just carried us right over and as you saw the water approaching, just one of those you hold on as tight as you can and just white flash and cold water. it was definitely cold this time of the year. >> some of the victims were treated for hypothermia. dan also has a dislocated shoulder and some cuts. his wife suffered internal bleeding. the state transportation secretary is telling people to avoid interstate 5 and for the next several days. washington's governor says they're working on detours.

the nt srsb should arrive on sc later today to continue the investigation. live in the news room. just about 5:35 now. breaking news involving the capture of a bay area man wanted for a quadruple murder in the czech republic. 21-year-old kevin dahlgren has been detained at the airport in washington, d.c. as he came back into the u.s. overnight. he's wanted for killing four people in burno, the second largest city in the czech republic. the victims are said to be musicians and a teacher and related to dahlgren. police say czech authorities will seek dahlgren's extradition to bring him back to stand trial. this morning, there are groups celebrating and -- the boy scouts. scout leaders took the historic votes yesterday. the debate began in the east bay where openly gay scouts was denied the eagle scout rank even though he had done the work.

not all parents support the change. cy johnsens of lafayette says he'll pull his 8 and 10-year-old sons of scouting. >> first time children are being given the permission to talk about these topics in a pup tent on a camping weekend and some of us parents object to that. >> our vision is so serve every kid. we want every kid to have a place where they belong to learn and grow and feel protected. >> the question of whether to allow gay adults and leaders was not even considered. gay rights groups say than play to keep pressures the organization to allow gay memberings of all ages. bart directors have skroeted to allow bikes on trains. it is an expansion of a one week trial in march that proved to be successful. the board backed away -- bikes will be allowed on all but the first three cars even during peak commute hours. the new trial period starts in

july. board members say they need more time to evaluate the change before deciding to make it permanent. >> this morning, a united airlines -- facing charges of stealing valuables. 45-year-old george reyes was caught in a police sting. some of those items disappeared and were traced to reyes' home. he victimized 50 people dating back to march when passengers started reporting missing electronics after claiming their luggage. caltran says it's confident its plan to work around defe defective bolts will work. workers are using special platforms to stand on while they drill deep into concrete containing the bolts. hundreds of steel wires will eventually fill those holes.

the saddles will compensate for 23 broken bolts. >> if you haven't booked a camp site for memorial day at a california state park, you may be out of luck. state park officials say nearly 27,000 nights have been booked for this holiday weekend, an all time high and up 4% over 2011. more campers are staying longer than before. if you're scrambling to score a camp site, you might ought to look inland and north. beach and coastal campgrounds fill up first and are likely full thr this three-day weekend. i think they open up the reservations windows six months in advance. >> 5:38. a time for a check on the weather. take that rain thing to the -- >> absolutely. it's going to be moist at the coast with morning marine layer clouds and the possibility of light rain monday developing at the coast first, then spreading

inland. we're going to get cooler this weekend instead of warmer as we try to get a jump-start on summer. here's a look at your temperatures. 48 in san jose. los gatos, 49. santa clara, 43. along with saratoga. we have 43 in san ramon. 47 in lafayette. 42 in novato. good morning to you in alameda, you're at 42. temperatures today are going to be about the same if not just a few degrees warmer. 50s in the coast all day. and you can see mid-60s at 4:00 and then 70s, then we'll fall back to the 60s. probably light jacket weather. tomorrow, temperatures about the same as today, then you can see the drop sunday and monday with that chance of light rain. how do i look? >> looks like fremont is the hub

of activity this morning. we have construction out there as well as an accident. northbound 680. three lanes will remain blocked. at least until 6:00 this morning so another 20 minutes or so. as we zoom in on the northbound side, we have one car that may have unloaded some card board boxes. people started crashing into those. looks like everything is over to the shoulder, but busy in that area. we head to highway 4. that's going to to be closed until 9:30 this morning. eastbound highway 4, we will have one lane closed as well. we're seeing most of the slowing in the westbound direction and now, a live look outside as we take a peek at that drive out of oakland. looking busy, but we have some construction eastbound until 6:30 this morning. three lanes will remain closed

out there. >> thank you. zwlnchts it's 4:40. next, new trouble for google. what invest garretts are looking into now. >> a

welcome back. a new showdown between google and the u.s. government. bloomberg is reporting the federal trade commission may launch an antitrust probe into whether they are i guess legally curbing competition. the question, whether google is using its dominance unfairly. meantime, canada is getting ready to start an investigation into google's search practices. no comment from google or the government. the company that operates the company's biggest fire fighting ariel tankers is moving out of california. a departure that could affect response time for fighting big fires. ten carrier air company operates two planes that drop 11,000 gallons of fire retardant. they are moving to casper, wyoming. that means the air tankers will be a two-hour flight from california. the company decided to move

after the state ended a contract for use of the planes. with the memorial day weekend here, cal fire is reminding us to be caution if you plan to barbecue or use fire. there have been 1600 fires this year. most of them small, but that's double the number of average fires for this time of year. if you plan on camping, check for local fire restrictions and clear a ten-foot perimeter. final preparations are underway for this weekend's carnival parade in san francisco. they are hard at work inside mission high school, one of the dozens of colorful groups that will parade through the mission. this year's event was in limbo until recently. carnival has grown so large organizers couldn't come up with the 1 million needed, but after some calls, they managed to drum up support. >> we're going to have our event this year and it's amazing. because you know, they pulled things together and made things occur. and it's going to be a great

event. it's going to be a great event. >> the carnival festival kicks off tomorrow. this year's them is the carnival harlem shake. pg and e is now this is developing news, assessing where the causes are for three separate power outages, almost 2400 customers. >> petaluma, they believe it's the result of a power pole being taken down when a suspect they were chasing hit that power pole. about 2300 people in the dark. >> that driver was arrested. let's look at the weather forecast now. it is a three-day weekend. >> pretty. >> right now, it's pretty. if your idea of gray skies and rain is pretty, we've got that in the forecast, too. temperatures going backwards this holiday season. live doppler 7, it is clear out there even though we have a few more clouds roaming our sky than yesterday. most of them along the coast,

but there's a few developing along the east bay shoreline. let's talk about the winds. they're developing over the bay waters. if you're taking off early, at 1:00 through 9:00, that's when we'll have our fastest winds. these winds will be 50 to 25 knots, gusting up to 30 knots. out at the coast, it's there and they'll continue to 11:00 tomorrow night. here's a beautiful picture. look at the colors. the morning pastels as we look back towards -- sunny today. the breezes will be out there, but won't be as widespread as they have been earlier in the week. cooler weather all the way through the weekend and that chance of rain monday and it will spill into tuesday. i'll be here both of those morngs to let you know what's going on and we'll track it with live doppler 7 hd. to the west, this one coming in, but look how long it takes.

saturday, we're fine. sunday, we start to get an onshore flow that cools us, and then monday, you see the increasing clouds and rain possible at 8:00 in the morning through the afternoon and probably more likely the afternoon into the evening hours where we have a better chance of seeing it accumulate up to a tenth of an inch. it's not a lot. it's going to be a nuisance more than anything this time of the year. we don't get beneficial rain. it's just more of a pain. 58 in the bay. 62 in san francisco. mid to upper 60s throughout the bay. 70 today san jose and san rafael and look at the mid-70s from santa rosa towards concord, livermore and antioch. for the game tonight, dress like you normally would. chilly, breezy, but clear out there. you'll get so see sunshine, then a lot of stars. as far as temperatures tonight, mid-0s to who 50s but notice the increase of clouds along the coast and into the bay. that's why we're going to start to see ta cooling trend tomorrow around the coast and the bay. then you can see the warmer

weather move inland and by monday, we've got that chance of rain and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. let's find out about your traffic. we have an update? >> we have some good news. both of the crashes we've been talking about have been cleared. we had one in bodega bay and that was involving a possible overturned vehicle. it appears all lanes have reopened and we don't see anybody out there any longer. looks like westbound traffic starting to build, but the crash eastbound just before you reach the tunnel, that has moved out of lanes and we'll be getting clear conditions as you make the drive. let's take a live look outside now and taking a peak at our golden gate bridge wharks a gorgeous site. if you're coming into san francisco, you're looking at clear conditions. we had earlier construction northbound side, that wrapped up at 5:00, so you should be out.

new video this morning shows the moments after two terror suspects allegedly hacked a bridge soldier to death in the streets of london. wednesday's attack happened in broad daylight. the suspect seen wielding a bloody cleaver is o muslim of nigerian decent. an officer in the backseat fires his weapon, hitting the suspect. another officer shoots the other suspect, who is aiming a handgun at them. the two remain under heavy guard at the hospital. two others have been arrested in connection with the asack. cybersecurity officials say somebody's been hacking into the computer networks of american energy companies. "the wall street journal" reports the hackers have been able to break over networks that could potentially take control of oil and gas pipelines. while chinese have targeted spy actsies, officials say targeting the oil and gas infrastructure

could cause more damage. ahead, the overnight offer disney is making to people who visit its theme parks. and a trendy new drink that isn't really a drink. why doctors say stay away from this one. and coming up in our 6:00 hour, get ready to pay more cell

good morning. it's 5:53 and you're looking live at disney world in florida. you see all those people there? well, disney parks will be open for 24 hours straight starting this morning. parkgoers have been filing into disney world getting a jump on the long lines. disneyland here in california will open in about six minutes and stay open through 6:00 tomorrow morning. guests will get to take part in some special movie events and will get their hands on limited edition merchandise. disney is parent company of abc7. >> you know what i love about looking at main street there, you never see strollers go that fast anywhere else. let's get to it's a small world now. >> got to run to that. got to make your restaurant reservations and all the things they tell you in those little books. >> let's check in with mike to

talk about the weather forecast. >> beautiful picture this morning. >> we're going to have a high uv index, so make sure you slap on the sunscreen. it is quiet across the state as far as the radar is concerned. let's head up to tahoe where we're going to see decreasing temperatures. it's going get cooler and you will also have a chance of showers if you're headed that way. if you're going down to l.a. to see mickey and the gang, 70s. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine, upper 60s to near 70 just about every day. let's talk about the morning commute. >> we did have an accident in pet lieu ma that was blocking an intersection. well, the fs a truck that went off the road, sheered some powerlines and right now, pg and

e customers are without power. let's take a look at your drive time traffic. 580 coming out of dublin. a nice start to your memorial day weekend. 25 minutes is a quick drive if you're heading westbound. a 17-minute commute. if you have a flight to catch, looks like 12 minutes will get you off san francisco. here's a picture of san jose. you're looking at a quick six-minute commute if you're coming away from 85 towards the julie off ramp. >> all right. thanks so much. it's 5:56. you've heard of the dangers associated with binge drinking. now, a new warning about people smoking their alcohol. it's the new trend in the bar scene, really inhaling it. they mix dry alcohol with dry ice and patrons just breathe in, inhale the booze infused vapors.

it's called a vaportini. doctors say it's a real dangerous way to consume alcohol. >> dry ice is so cold, you're not going to be able to humidify it and it will have a toxic effect on your lungs. not to mention, alcohol's not very good for your lungs. it's just horrible. >> we checked around here in the ba bay area. so far, we haven't found anyone that has it on their menu. the shaking just won't stop in northern california. the 5.7 quake felt in the bay area from northern california and the dozens of aftershocks that have followed. and we're foling developing news from washington. what's happening today after a bridge collapse sends cars plunging into the water. and later, cool down with some ice cream. perfect for the first weekend of unofficial summer. consumer reports is telling us

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now at 6:00, a bridge collapse sends cars plunging into the water. this is a live picture of the aftermath in washington state. ahead, we're learning more about what happened to the bridge's failure and the impact on the community. and the magnitude 5.7 earthquake shakes people across northern california, followed by more than 40 overnight aftershocks. what the experts are saying this morning. and nearly five days after a deadly tornado left 24 people dead, there's a setback in oklahoma as the state tries to move forward. it's 6:00 on this friday. thank you for joining us. >> what's the weather going to be like? >> we're starting to see more