>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news, 5:00, good morning, thanks for joining us this morning. >> as you leave home this only you might find some mist and drizzle but it is going away. >> just a little. i didn't need the wipers, though, but it is out there and the marine layer is getting juicy because of the warm air from the south and overriding it. that warm air will eat away at the cloud cover but until it does you can see we starting off with a gray sky over the to which us again, and as we head throughout the day we will see sunshine, with the warm going inland and 76 in the north bay to 88 in the east bay valley, and around the bay we will go from 64 in south san francisco,

to 78 in san jose and of course the coast you will remain the most consistent afternoon sunshine and temperatures near 60 degrees. breezy at times. did you say the weather is "juicy." i like that. all right, we have some construction out there, and at 5:00 we take you to marin county where we have a paving project northbound 101, and up to the sonoma county line that will last until 6:00 a.m. this morning, we have a drive time traffic at 580 loading up right now from the central vietnam, and almost half an hour to get you out of tracy to dublin/pleasanton and 101 from san francisco to sfo is 12 minutes but we have a construction project blocking two lanes in the nobody direction between sfo and 380 and northbound 85 define 101 and cupertino at 17 minutes. outside, here is a look at walnut creek, 680 moving swiftly out there. >> well, peninsula and south bay

residents there will be traffic related to president obama's bay area visit this evening. matt keller is at the san jose fairmont hotel. the president will mingle with silicon valley titans? >> it is quiet here this morning in front of the fairmont hotel but that willhae. there are no stopping signs on south market street in preparation for the president's arrival tonight. this will be the if us stop with no parking in palo alto ahead of his fundraiser tonight at the home of a cofounder of "flip board" and another fundraiser at the home of venture capitalist. president obama was here in april for another fundraiser and the city councilman says it costs the city $8,000 with invoices trying to get reimbursed. >> the white house, the secret service, another to the democratic national committee, and, then, also, understanding that perhaps we were not going to get response from washington,

we break the invoice up in half and sent one to each of the residents. >> president obama reportedly raised more than $3 million during the last trip to the bay area in april, tickets to the events range from $2,500 a person to $64,800 a couple depending how much access you want. the money is for the democratic senatorial campaign committee and the s club is planning on $300 gathering to protest the keystone xl pipeline. it is nut just about fundraising for president obama in silicon valley, but tomorrow he is expected to make a speech on affordable health care act. >> thank you, matt. air force one is expected to land in mountain view at 6:00 this evening, and from there the motorcade will travel to the palo alto home of a social magazine flip board for fundraising reception and a dinner at a home of sun

microsystems co-founder. tomorrow morning, the president will talk about health care at 8:45 a.m. event at the fairmont in downtown san jose. >> tomorrow, president obama will have a two day informal summit with china's new president in southern california. it will be held at a retreat and aides say president obama will appeal to the president of china to take strong action against cyber attacks originating in china. this or, china claims they have a mountain of evidence of cyber attacks against the united states. chinese cyber security officials say us cyber attacks have been as brave as the one that the united states chairmans that china has conducted. developing news if you are a verizon customer the federal government could monitor who you call each day. a british newspaper is reporting a secret federal court order is forcing the company to turn over the phone records of millions of americans.

>> we are getting some response from the obama administration which has had no comment since the story broke out and also this morning attorney general holder will testify before senate committee and it is expected he will have to answer questions about the secret court order. the order was uncovered by british newspaper "the guardian" calling for vie long do -- to hand over the phone records to the national security agency. the agency is tracking phone numbers, calling card numbers, and time and duration of calls. the order does nut allow monitoring of actual conversations. former republican candidate says this. >> in an ideal working and the government said the only purpose is to look for terrorism, well, terrorism is a multinational project, and you have to be aware there are americans engaged in terrorism. the problem is, given everything we have learned recently about current bureaucracy, why would you trust them? >> the senior administration

official just gave a statement this morning to abc7 news "information of this sort described in the "guardian" has been a critical tool in protecting the nation from terrorist threats to the united states." >> a legal expert tells the "washington post" this morning that this appears to be a routine are you newal of an order issued in 2006 and this was signed in april actually expires next month. the bush as admitted similar large-scale collection of phone data but this is the first time we learn that president obama has continued the practice. >> dogs of protesters are planning to demonstrate outside mountain view-based google shareholder meeting, union representatives are calling on google to join their fight against income inequality saying the security contractor that google uses to protect its campuses does not give the majority of officers enough hours to make a living. they say the majority of security industry specialists are considered part-time workers

who do not qualify for benefits or sick days. >> the sonoma county sheriff is reminding evidence to lock their cars after auto burglaries and car thefts of unlocked vehicles. last week a man says someone tried to steal his truck parked outside his home. and he yield at the suspect and crashed his truck into a gate and ran off. the investigators say 20 residents in the the area have been hit and each case the vehicles remain left unlocked. >> in philadelphia, crews are resuming their certain this morning for more survivors after a demolition accident killed at at least six people and injured 14 others. right now, you can see the corner where the building clapped right on top of the thrift store. we do have some good news from this which has been so tragic, overnight the first and only rescue, a 61-year-old woke was found alive and she was pulled from the rubble. she was conscious, and rushed to the hospital in critical

condition. a four story building under demolition item build on a 19ing thrift story. they have been clearing debris and using rescue dog and equipment to look for victims. federal and state investigators are also on the scene. >> the nation's drinking water system need a massive overhaul according to a new survey at the country's water infrastructure from the epa. the certify says we need to spend $384 billion in the next 17 years to maintain a safety water my for americans. most of that money is needed to replace aging pipes, some of which are up to 100 years old and the epa says the states that need to make the upgrades include california, texas, and new york, because of our larger populations. >> san jose's shark tank is getting a new name, sap center will be the new nape after h.p. moved to under their current

naming rights deal and sap is a business software company and the founder is the sharks majority owner and the team and the city of san jose will each get $1.6 million a year from the deal and the city council will vote on it later this month and the facility will markets 4th name since opening in 1993. you can always call it the "shark tank." >> and the folks s.a.p., you do not want to call it "sap center ." >> mike? >> good morning, everyone, we will look at visibility outside. the clouds are thicker around santa rosa and half moon bay, but three miles and the rest of us aren limited, and it will rule your commute and if you drive through the clouds and misty and they are lower today so it will be easy to get to the mist on the windshield and temperatures in the low-to-mid

50's and by noon the clouds are fade, and the sunshine is half hour quicker and 60's around the bay and low 70's inland and notice the temperature spread develop at 4:00, we are near 60 at the coast and low 70's around the bay and low 80's inland and mild during the 7:00 hour, to cool, 54 at the coast, and 66 at the bay and 75 inland. next three days are some of the warmest in the forecast, at least friday and saturday as we flirt with the upper 90's and mid-to-upper 80's around the bay, but notice the dramatic drop in temperatures on sunday we will go from six degrees cooler at the coast to nearly 14 degrees cooler inland. it does not appear the mist is ruining the drive but it has been ruining my hair. i can tell you that. over at the bay bridge in the eastbound direction, you will find some construction going on and this is a long-term closure with three lanes blocked until 6:30 so this is a bottleneck at

treasure island and it moves well and we had early construction at 5:00 a.m., and that was, again, in the westbound direction a couple of lanes blocked. northbound 101 from 380 you will find two lanes shut down throughout and that project will last until 6:00 a.m. and at look at the mass transit, caltrain, muni, and bart, all running on time and outside we go to the macarthur maze and that drive is moving nice and clear out there as we make it to the bay bridge. >> 5:11. >> you might want to carry some extra cash on the next trip to the grocery store. we will explain in the bloomberg business report. >> also, a dying girl fights the system for a lung transplant, and the rule a judge is sending to give her a chance. >> why it will be harder to find junk food for your

>> covering cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news, welcome back on this thursday morning, 5:14, a judge made a ruling that could mean the difference between life-and-death for a 10-year old girl. a federal judge in philadelphia says that the ten-year-old sarah murnaghan can seek donor lungs from the adult transplant list. she had been ineligible because of rules that say children under 12 have to wait for pediatric

lungs. the judge says he granted the temporary equal because of the severity of her condition. >> you may find less junk food on the menu the next time you visit a national park. the parks like yosemite offer more healthy options this summer that include meals that contain fewer than 600 calories along with locally green items at many parks. the changes fall in line with first lady's movement for america to eat healthy food. national parks snack bars and restaurants serve 23.5 million visitors each year. >> netflix will rejoin the nasdaq 100 index when trading begins this morning, on the index in 2010 and moved to the nasdaq select group when the share prices fell. they have rebounded and will be listed again with the top 100 nonfinancial companies on the nasdaq exchange. netflix is become online after the streaming service crashed for two hours starting at 6:45

last night, not clear what caused the outage. >> two down days for the stock market and unwanted news for people struggling to paid their food bills and here is the bloomberg business report. >> watch for food prices to go up. the prices on certain items could rise up to 40 percent over the next decade. that is because of higher energy coughs dwindling productivity and rising demand. beef supplies will be tight through next year, resulting in very high beef prices and a jump in demand in pork. investors looking at the weekless jobless claims that much of cans out tomorrow. stocks tumbling yesterday after a separate jobs report shows weaker-than-expected hiring last month, and there are some indications that people are feeling better about the economy, in the united states they are having bigger families again, the birth rate was up slightly according to the centers for disease control the firsting in since it reached its

height in 2007. that is the new york stock exchange with the bloomberg business report. >> most small businesses are in favor of laws that protect gay and transgender people. the poll by the small business majority fines that 63 percent believe an employer should not be able to fire or refuse to hire someone who gay,less bennett, or transgender. 81 percent of small businesses polled to not know there is a law that protects people from employment discrimination. >> a tropical storm will subsequent rate lots of wet weather in the gulf coast the next few days with video in the newsroom shows minor damage in sun city and south of tampa, the national weather service says at least two tornadoes touched down overnight and high winds are expected to pick up today.

a tropical storm warning is in effect for appear area stretching from near for the meyers to the big bend area. >> a lot to talk about, mike. >> absolutely. we will show you what is going on in florida, the storm system and the wet weather is dominating most of florida and it will head up toward the carolinas and georgia pretty soon with another cluster of severe thunderstorms moving across oklahoma and texas and the third night in a row that has happened. we will bring it back home and show you what is going on, with live doppler 7 hd, and it is quiet but we have mist hanging in the area, and before it from mount tamalpais you can see the marine layer clouds again and the beautiful sunshine coming up and be seen above 2,000' and sun and remain warm. large swells as we are at the

southern facing beaches and not so hot starting sunday. the heat wave is not here and we are already talking when it will be cooler. 79 in san jose and cupertino and mid-80's in the santa clara valley and 79 in los altos and 76 in menlo park and palo alto and down to 71 in milbrae and near 60 degree temperatures loan the coast and mid-60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, though, 70 today, and headed up to san rafael, 78 and novato could reach 80 and napa at 81, the warm spots. near 60 at your beaches. along the east bay shore, richmond, oakland, hayward, around 72 and low-to-mid 70's dominating the neighborhoods. we will have 85 in concord for the cool spot and antioch and brentwood always the warmest, 90 and 91. good news tonight, it will cool significantly back into the mid-and-upper 50's, and clouds along the coast, a few of those spilling in the bay and becoming

partly cloudy. we call this a rush block, high pressure to the north and clockwise flow, so it is the slow that is bringing the warmth from the desert pushing into the south bay and east bay and it will overspread our neighborhoods and stop just short of the coast as we head through tomorrow and into saturday. we will look at the new numbers. friday and saturday, upper 90's inland, and mid-to-upper 80's around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's at the coast and the cooling hits the coast on saturday and spreads across the neighborhoods sunday and monday and we drop to below level averages on tuesday. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> the drive from tracy and dublin/pleasanton is busy and we have a couple of incident. there is red there and you can see the red is coming into livermore. we have two things going on, an accident involving a pickup truck and a car, and at livermore avenue we have a stalled motorcycle that is causing a hazard there.

we will have more details on that in a little bit and we have construction in oakland and northbound southbound 880 we have construction projects there. that will last until 6:00 a.m. now, in antioch, the drive is very sluggish in the westbound direction down to 33 miles per hour and you jump up to 46 miles per hour as you head into pittsburg and then it is a clear drive to concord. in san jose, you can see the sun is rising and you can see the pavement is looking good. >> ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> nasa gories up for a road -- gears up for a road trip 30 million miles away.

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>> whether you just joined us or headed identity the door, seven things to know. president obama will arrive in the bay area today for two-day visit attending private events in palo alto and portola valley fold by a speech on health care

in san jose tomorrow. abc7 news reporter matt 8:00er has -- keller will have more at 8:00 a.m. >> there will be a vote on college accreditation and amy hollyfield will have a report in a few minutes. >> this morning, 50 people have fallen sick since eating berries tied to a nation-wide hepatitis a out break including three in the bay area and 17 others across california. costco has contacted 250,000 customer would bought the berries. >> federal appeals court says girls of any aim can immediately begin buying some version of emergency contraception without their parents' permission a set back to the white house. >> contract is expected to be approved in sacramento to start construction work on the high-speed rail project in the central valley.

the california high-speed rail authority is recommending a bid from a california-based group although it received the lowest score for safety and design. >> mother nature is giving birth to a warming trend that will get hot the next couple of days but we have dangerous conditions at the beach if you are headed that way for the free air conditioning. >> the bay bridge toll plaza cars are zipping along from oakland to san francisco but we have a couple of problems in livermore. >> the mars recovery curiosity is going on a road trip ten months after landing on the planet. nasa engineers have decided to move the car-sized explorer to a mountain. scientists wanted to test out the instruments on the rocks and dirt first, with the detour paying off, it found evidence that mars may have been inhabitable but did not find signs of life. >> the winner of $5930 million

jackpot has come forward: this is gloria, she is leaving lottery headquarters in florida, surrounded, after winning the massive jackpot two weeks ago, the 84-year-old woman picked lump sum so she will get $371 million. talk about luck, she said someone let her step ahead in line to purchase that winning quick pick. for now she says she will continue to live at the small duplex she lives in. i bet she wishes she knew who that was so she could get a chunk of the winnings. >> we have the top stories including the demolition project going all wrong in philadelphia. the rescue just made and what is happening today at the disaster scene. >> limousine fire on the san mateo bridge left five nurses dead a month ago and now we are getting answers of

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> 5:30 is our time on thursday. thanks for joining us. there is a little mist but the weather will heat up. >> right now it is "juicy." >> yes, a techal term we use. radar and satellite shows cloud cover and a little bit more moisture because we have warm air coming over the top of it from the south and that is bringing the extra moisture so you can see the clouds are hanging lower at we look at the bay bridge over san francisco exploritorium. 76 to 88, warmth today inland

and it will be seasonal around the bay from 68 in san francisco to 78 headed to the south bay and clouds will linger at the coast and so do the temperatures. now the traffic. leyla gulen? >> as we take you to livermore we have an accident being cleared to the off-ramp, westbound 580 causing slowing off of the altamont pass and just ahead we have a stalled motorcycle causing a hazard out there but what is not so much of a hazard is the san mateo bridge, but lock at the skies, very cloudy as you make it out of hayward to foster city. >> thank you, happening today, san francisco city college leaders and students will make a last desperate plea to keep their school open. they will try to sway the commission scheduled to vote today on the fate of the college. we go to abc7 news reporter with more. amy hollyfield? >> what is frustrating, the

decision will be made in private and will not be revealed until next month. demonstrators, though, were here yesterday to try and influence the mission which will decide whether city college will stay open or should be shut down. the commission found several problems with how city college runs their business including the finances. some of the protesters think something else is going on. >> we think the commission has its own political agenda. they want to privatize. i promise there is no way city college is going to close. it is a great institution. we have problems that we have corrected. >> it is the largest public school and 85,000 students will be hoping their school can survive this scrutiny. the school has submitted 300 pages to the commission explaining the changes it has made and school officials will be here today to make a final three as to why city college

should stay open. >> it is now 5:33 watch out for traffic on the peninsula and in the south bay tone as president obama makes a return two-day trip to the bay area. the focus tonight is fundraising, attending receptions in palo alto and portola valley and tomorrow a speech on health care at the san jose fairmont hotel. no parking scenes are already up on forest avenue in palo alto ahead of the fundraiser at the home of co-founders of flip board, with tickets starting at $2,500 and go to $15,000 for a couple with v.i.p. seating and the second event is at the home of silicon valley venture capitalists and the dinner costs $65,000 but it includes a photo and a discussion with the president. >> 300 activists will demonstrate at the first event, the palo alto fundraiser

opposing the keystone xl pipeline project bringing tar sands oil from canada to the united states gulf coast and some members of the group held protest signs back in april when the motorcade sped through the area. >> the n.s.a. is collecting the phone reports of tens of millions of united states citizens, maybe you, and have been doing it for months. the u.s. government has a top secret court order requiring environmental done to turn over phone records of 70's million customers according to a report by the "guardian." the order requires the reports go to the n.s.a. on a daily basis from early april until july 19. it does not call for them to monitor actual conversations. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo will have more next half hour. >> now an exclusive. we have learned the cause of the limousine fire that killed five

women on the san mateo bridge last month starting in the rear of the stretch limousine. we have learned that the air springs in the rear of the limo ruptured. there were nine people on board, which is one more than the permits allowed. >> it would be jumping like a horse. it would be bottoming out on the ground and the gas tank is right there so it bounced down too hard with all that weight and ended up hitting the gas tank which is right in this spot here and then you can see it hit the ground and it will create a spark. >> the criminal investigation continues and that will involve a san mateo county district attorney to determine if any criminal negligence was involved in the maintenance of the limousine. we contacted crash survivors and the families of the victim for reaction but no one wassing to talk saying their attorneys

advised them against it. >> federal and state investigators are on the scene in philadelphia this morning looking into the demolition project that went very wrong and killed at least six people. a 61-year-old woman was pulled out alive from the rubble last night after being buried benegligent a mountain of bricks for 12 hours. she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. this morning, the search continues for other victims who could be trapped inside the thrift shop after the four-story building came tumbling down on top of it. >> it is tedious, they are taking their time. a dangerous environment. >> 13 people survived the accident with only minor injuries. the city says that the demolition company had proper permits and no existing safety violations. >> man is recovering after staggering into a store in antioch with stab wounds. the officers found him in a business on delta fair boulevard

after 9:00 last night. investigators say he was stab twice. police did not have any suspects or a motive for the attack but the man is expected to survive. >> police are still trying to decide whether they will file criminal charm against a father would crashed his car killing his wife and three-year-old son. witnesses say that gilbert gil was traveling close to 100 miles per hour on tuesday when he lost control of the car on the parkway in fremont. the car slammed into a tree and it was ripped in half. the child died at the scene. when emergency responders arrived, his wife was still buckled this the passenger seat but she died yesterday. gilbert gil is still in the hospital. >> this afternoon, a superior court judge will decide whether three charter schools in oakland can remain open. today is supposed to be the final day for the american indian public charter schools ranking among the top in the nation. the oakland school district revoked the chatter in march after fining regulators.

parented and the administration applied for a temporary restraining order while they appeal to the board of education. the three schools want to re-open on june 20 for their extended summer program but cannot without a decisions from the board. >> we have described the weather in so many interesting terms this morning but i like leyla gulen's terms best, we talk about "juicy" and "sizzling" over the weekend. >> juicy and sizzling. that would be steak. we are all hungry. >> good morning, everyone, congratulations leyla gulen, you get the word of the day honor. we are looking great at mount tamalpais on the clouds that are dominating our neighbors this morning but by the afternoon hours check out how our temperatures are compared to average at east bay valley with the biggest jump at 88 today if

livermore nine degrees warmer-than-average and napa and 81 and san jose and redwood city and san francisco and oakland where we should be this timeyef. from the roof camera this morning, our day planner the next 12 hours, off to a silver start with a lot of cloud cover and mist and drizzle but, so far, no roads being wet and did not need the windshield wipers. warmer during the afternoon hours inland at 82 but 59 at the coast and 54 to 75 at 7:00, as we look at the golden gate bridge, the low clouds and hot friday, hot saturday and warm on sunday. >> this morning is another personality i was not expecting, good morning, everyone, we do have a report of low hanging wires in san rafael, and this is along westbound 580 at the on ramp to the westbound 580

freeway, so, watch out no that and crews are going to have to make their way out there for repairs and to the north, northbound 101, road construction here, bridge work, in fact, from the san marin to the county line, cones will be picked up at 6:00 a.m. and on 580, at livermore we have report of a stalled motorcycle causing a hazard which is why the traffic is stopped at livermore avenue, and you can see the drive nice and clear headed beyond 84, with an early report of a crash at greenville road which is now cleared to the off-ramp, and very slow drive out there but to san jose, you can look at 87, and julian off ramp is looking swift and smooth. >> the number of hepatitis a cases linked to freeze were berries is growing, and costco is reaching out to customers who may have been exposed. >> and court ruling over teen

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covering daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> federal appeals court ruling means girls of any age can

immediately buy one form of morning after pill without prescription. women's rights groups are praising the decision by the second u.s. circuit court of appeals in manhattan. anyone can buy the two version pearl of emergency contra contraception. and the federal government appeals an early ruling allowing sales of the one pill. >> and 49 people now are sick across seven states including three in the bay area with the hepatitis a from berries. the local woman has all the symptoms of hepatitis and has been blending the berryies in to smoothies to combat weakened el puhn system. she got phone calls from costco, the centerses from and the f.d.a. on monday, and says she will go to a local laboratory for hepatitis blood test today and if it comes back positive

she will be the four the person in the bay area to contract hepatitis a from the berries. >> this morning, crews are watching for flareups from a wildfire in lake county. flames blackened 30 acres of brush in clear lake park avenue. the flames moved quickly uphill and you can see how chose to homes they came. fell could see the smoke for miles. firefighters had the fire fully contained at 7:00 p.m. and no one was hurt. >> basketball fans will be tuning in tonight as the spurs and the heat square off in game one of the nba finals. the last time san antonio was in the finals was again 20 against what been and his previous team, the cavaliers and the spurs swept the cavaliers. this is the third year in a row miami has advanced since signing lebron winning the title last year, as well. for the spurs this is the 5th time in 15 years they made it to the finals. we are the home for the nab

finals with the coverage of game one, in miami, tonight at 5:30 and tip-off is at 6:00 and we will have after the game with spores director and warriors forward barness with a few future hall of fameers on the floor. >> who do you put your money on? >> excuse me? you putting me on-the-spot? >> yes. >> this is some heat going on, and we will have heat in the bay area, too. >> well played, very nice. some heat, dangerous eat is possible, maybe not a blow out heat but it is going to be hot. maybe not with the winds. a bunch of graduations top, in cupertino high school the pioneers, 6:30 on the football field and it will be sunny and 78 degrees at 6:00, and it is over at 8:00 with a temperature

dropping down to 70 and sun will set at 8:20 so there will be plenty of time for pictures. live doppler 7 hd shows it is dry this morning and we have captured it, i am hoping we get the sun coming up over the horizon from mount tamalpais, gorgeous amount of colors, yellows, pinks, and blues. well done, sir, peter is in transmission today getting us the wonderful shots. sunshine and remain whatth develop and cool coast, but large swells is the big drawback at the coast but it is mostly the certain-facing beaches. at 9:00, a quick hitter, a couple of days of obnoxious heat and then it goes away. now, our cloud cover, you can see everyone is covered in clouds, by 10:30, same as yesterday, the east bay valley and the south bay full on sunshine and it works its way north up the bay and we will still have cloud cover around san francisco through noon and to the north bay and we will see

sun break free at the coast with sects to 80's inland today. in the south bay we will start a lot of upper 70's here and check out los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy with the hot air coming up from the south you will be in the mid-80's. we will have low-to-upper 70's on the peninsula from south to north and we go high to low as we go toward the gap and it is cooler there and 61 at half moon bay and sunset and mid-60's downtown and south san francisco and sausalito, 70, and 76 at petaluma and 80 in novato and low-to-mid 70's along the eastern sea board and with the hottest coming from the south it will be antioch and brentwood that reach 90 today the beginning of probable three or four days for you. good news tonight, in the mid-to-upper 50's with clouds at the coast and clouds for the rest of us, and santa cruz, headed down there watch out for natural bridges, boardwalk and twin lakes state park beach we will find the strong rip

currents. the seven-day outlook shows flirting with the upper 90's tomorrow and saturday inland and mid-to-upper 80's around the bay and mid-to-upper 60's at the coast and by monday it could drop 10 to 20 degrees. leyla gulen? >> we have report of a brand new accident at the same spot where we had one yesterday involving four cars. today it is a solo vehicle spinout at 580 and i will show you that in the next report and i will talk about this, construction is going to take place on the eastbound side of the bay bridge and three lanes taken away for work at the tolls lasting until 6:30 this morning, so you may want to give yourself a few extra minutes. as we head over to sfo, northbound, along 101 the construction project is blocking two lanes, and between sfo for 380, and that is going to last until 6:00, and the drive time traffic out of concord, that is 24 minutes, 101 through san

francisco to sfo if you have a flight to catch, 12 minutes if you are headed northbound despite the construction, and 85 northbound from 101 to cupertino, the 17-minute commute and as we take a look at san rafael drive, it is comfortable commute to 580. what will make the commute more bearable, abc7 news wants to give away a shell gift card to seven winners over seven days and each winner gets $700 of free gas, a big thank you to all of our facebook fans. $700 in free gas could be yours if you are already a fan, you still need to enter to win on facebook starting june 13, we will announce one winner a day during the morning news. enter now at facebook.com /abc7 news. >> thank you, laying lay, f.b.i. investigation of a state senator may have something to do with favors to a family member. sources tell the associated

press the f.b.i. is looking into legislation that senator calderon introduced for a water district of southern california that uses his brother as a consultant. agents carted away boxes. calderon represented montebello area in southern california. >> the bay area restaurant with a smelly problem finds a new home. >> pot for pets in some vets say marijuana could be just what your pooch needs. >> call it the real life hangover, ahead at 6:00, the california man accused living out a scene from a popu

bacon bacon has a new home after neighbors complains of the smell and now they have taken over a kitchen of a nightclub in the mission district. bacon bacon is now only doing preparation work but next week they open as a regular restaurant. the owner does not expect complains of the smell at new location because it is right next to a sausage factory. >> yum! >> we should do a study and see

if that neighborhood gains weight. good morning, everyone, the big story we start to transition to the warmer air mass at five degrees warmer in san francisco and santa rosa and 15 in fremont and oakland and san jose and eight in concord. so that is something you will feel. you can see the entire state starting to get dominated by high pressure. palm springs is 108. fresno 100. the warm weather will work its way into our neighborhood and thunderstorms are possible, some could be aggressive. yesterday we had a severe thunderstorm in the area, 84 in tahoe and 95 in yosemite. >> we have an accident in the same location where we had a four car pileup yesterday on eastbound 80, so that is different. most of the slowing is in the southbound direction and we are watching this, perhaps in the westbound direction along 88. but a solo vehicle spinout is blocking one lane, maybe a blown out tire is to blame. we go now to our drive time traffic and look at mass

transit, caltrain, muni, bart, everything is on time. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking decent but we are starting to see traffic bunching up and cash-paying lanes are moving just fine but in the eastbound direction we have construction that will last until 6:30. kristen and eric? >> the city of berkeley has voted to shut down a medical marijuana dispensary that has been the target of neighbor complaints. our media participate, the "contra costa times" reports that the vote came after a hearing where neighbors of the green leaf wellness group complains of customers smoking marijuana on sidewalks, leaving trash in the area and urinating outside. the city council vote upheld a finding that green leaf is breaking city law by not having the proper zoning designation to run a medical marijuana collection. >> a southern california veterinarian wants to take medical marijuana step further and legalize it for pets. the vet recommends pot to eat the pain or increase the appear titles of sick pets.

the doctor has a specific way to administer the marijuana to the pets that is not dangerous but others warn that pot could be dangerous for pets' circulation and digestion system. >> at 6:00 we are ready with preparations for president obama's return to the bay area tonight. >> like a good neighbor, facebook steps up to hell -- help the bay area city it calls home and makes menlo park safer. >> droid phones are p

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, the bay area is getting ready for another presidential visit we are there with the preparations ahead of the south bay arrival for president obama the. >> happening today, a decision

will be made of the future of a struggling city college of san francisco and why students and officials have to wait to learn the fate. >> reaction from all sides on news that the government is secretly collecting phone records of millions of americans. >> good morning, at 6:00 on this thursday. you have to wonder about the weather as we had the big presidential visit. >> that is right. mike knows and he will share. >> absolutely. it is going to be the sunny of the place in the bay area today and that will be the south bay, east bay valleys are bright and probably warmer. good morning, everyone, the radar and satellite, we do not have organized areas of wet weather but mist and drizzle is in the air. for the bay, the next 12 hours will be a little damp but you will not need the wipers. 57. sun is back by noon, and sunny in the afternoon at 72 and 66 this