>> airline settlements. we are learn how much the passengers on flight 214 could get. >> new this morning, breaking their silence, the cleveland women held captive for decades speak out for the first time in a new youtube video released hours ago. >> good morning, at 6:00, thanks for joining us. >> first up, in the order of business we have a check on the weather. >> hard to see the bay bridge from south beach because of the fog. i posted a colorful rainbow picture of the sunrise from mount tamalpais on twitter. it is quiet on live doppler 7 hd. we will talk about what will happen the next 12 hours. foggy, flight arrival delays at 2 hours and 40 minutes. hazy sunshine by noon and 70. close to average this afternoon, 80 degrees and sunshine and the clouds will spill in the bay by 7:00 and 70 degrees. inland neighborhoods, the

three-quarters of a mile in santa rosa, and 82 at noon, and the east bay will touch 90. it will be pleasant by 7:00 and sunny and 80. the coast is starting off with cloud cover and 54 with a few areas of sunshine and temperatures topping out in the low-to-mid 60's. >> leyla gulen? >> we have plenty of traffic out there with no accidents. we are look at congestion headed along the westbound direction along the bay bridge but we have construction that will last until 6:30 this morning, eastbound side with various lanes blocked because of road work. that will continue to the transition to 580 and, also, eastbound 580 between 80 and san pablo road the lanes are blocked eastbound. the bay bridge toll plaza shows the metering lights are on with

fog. it is busy moving into san francisco. >> it is 6:02. the parents of the two chinese girl whose died in the asiana crash landed where their daughters died, at the same airport. >>the families arrived last night at crown plaza hotel in burlingame. they were taken from the tarmac and brought here. the hotel shielded them from the media and the parents did not speak with reporters. they are expected to meet with the c.e.o. and president of asian who met with chinese relative in seoul on the stop to san francisco. a news agency reported that a father told him he was dissatisfied with the handling of the disaster.

the five minute meeting was arranged to apologize to the families of the victims. he is scheduled to visit the injured at hospitals here in the bay area and he is going to meet with asiana officials and the crown plaza hotel is considered a federal zone because the victim families are staying here. >> the hometown of the teen girls, classmates mourn the loss of their friends at a memorial, yesterday, lighting candles with the date of the crash 7/7 and lanterns with edge months written to their friends and sent them into the sky. >> last hour the ntsb chairwoman was interviewed here discussing the next steps of the express into the crash of asiana flight 214. amy, trillion us about the interview. >> they have more interviews

today. they talked to two of the tour pilots. they want to finish those and interview the cabin crew and airport personnel. we will see investigators, again, out there on the runway today. they hope to finish cataloging the debris on the runway and along the seawall. then they will move on to the plane. i asked the chairwoman how much longer until they can clear the wreckage and re-open the runway. >> we are certainly talking days. hopefully we are not talks weeks, but we need to allow our folks to do their work. the salvage operation is significant. it is a huge structure. we need to remove it this pieces. then we have to secure it in a storm location so we can take another look at it. >> we have all heard them say they thought the plane was coming in too low and too slow and the pilots wanted on abort that landing but that it was too

late. i asked the chairman if they will narrow the focus on the possibility of pilot error and she said "no." this is a picture of what they have to go through. she thinks there could be answers in the wreckage. it does taught have to be what happened in the cockpit but it could be anything out there they want did put together. she says often in disasters it is several tacters that come together to cause a catastrophe so it will still take time to put the puzzle together. they continue and plan to brief us and update us with another briefing later this afternoon. >> a lawyer who specializes in air crashes says each person on the plane is likely to see at least $1 million settlement even the uninjured passenger will see seven-figure checks because of post-traumatic stress disorder.

the attorney says that many claims will be for several million dollars with payments made to the families of the two girl whose died and asiana will not probably fight the claims because they will want to move open. >> passengers ask if they have to pay for the inconvenience caused by the flight political and. >> -- and a viewer asked what happens to airlines honoring other ticket. i was rebooked later and other carriers had space but would not honor my ticket. he is what michael said. >> they do nut want to do it anymore because it is very expensive but that said, they sometimes do it. you should always take your ticket, head to the other guys and say, will you accept it. this is the key. you have the star allowance, look for an airline that is part of that alliance. then if they have a were maaing code which if you are fortunate

they might, then you get out of there and even without the code they will go for it. >> another note, when a national disaster or weather closes an airport, seats are doled out based on customer'ats on airline not how far they have come or how long they have been struggling to get to their destination. if you use frequent flying miles your value is very slow and will likely have to wait days after getting bumped. a passenger who pays full price will be rebogged more promptly and those with highest priority are frequent business travelers because they generate more money and we will even bump confirmed passengers off a flight. >> our coverage of asiana flighten continues with the newest information on twitter. stay with us right here on the only news at 6:30, going back live to amy hollyfield and matt for updates on what is happening

today. at 7:00, david will be live in san francisco for "good morning america" for you. >> watching the low clouds behind us an the bay bridge area getting thicker and thicker. >> losting for out there this morning especially around the bay and the north bay. some of the clouds in the south bay and look what the elevation does to the temperatures on the floor of the santa clara valley, 60 in los gatos and the hills are 70, and we have 55 in allen rock, and 58 at cupertino. saratoga is 57. a lost 50's out there this morning but brentwood is 62. 47 in calistoga and bodega bay is 48. beautiful picture from mount tamalpais looking to the north and the fog in the valleys there, north of mount tamalpais. great back drop for a 24 hour temperature change, all positive, from one degree in san francisco at 67, two degrees

warmer in santa rosa at 82 and 93 in conquer, and 83 in fremont, and san jose, the biggest jump up to 86 and here is why we have the flight arrival delays in sfo you can barely see the bay bridge from the exploritorium with temperatures dropping from two to six degrees tomorrow and again on thursday, thursday and friday are the cool of the days in the forecast. that is the forecast if now. we will look at next seven days. leyla gulen? >> as we take you over to the altamont pass where it is our busiest rides we are now at 5 a minutes ahead from tracy into dublin and the stop speed is 22 miles per hour and packed moving into live more. in san jose, the only slow spot right now is 101 in the northbound direction as you approach the nimitz and the rest of the drive over the san jose airport is looking clear and mass transit, everything is running on time, and ace train, muni, bart, everything is nice and clear, and a look at the san

mateo bridge under foggy skies and more track building in the westbound detection. however, everyone is moving along without a problem. >> our time is 6:10. the just released study on hand washing that could make you cringe. >> i am happy to be home with my family and friends. it has been unbelievable. >> coming up, first, speaking out, the new words of thanks from the three women held captive in cleveland in a house for a deck it. >> lighting up washington, dc, a display now on the washington monument but it will not be there for long. >> another live picture of the wreckage of asiana flight 214.

>> covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, at 6:13. we will look at the low clouds hanging over the bay area this morning but above it, mike was saying it is really dry and it will be a warm day today. he will talk about he well get from here to there in a few minutes. >> the three ohio women held captive for a decade before being rescued are speaking out.

a new video featuring the three women was posted on youtube last evening. we have the words of thanks. >> a message of hope. >> i am stronger today. >> the three women breaking their silence together in a video released starting with the message of thanks. >> i want everyone to know how happy i am to be with my family and friends. it is unbelievable. i thank everyone would has helped me and my family through the entire ordeal. >> may 6, berry yelled for help from behind a locked screen door bringing attention to the home where they were held against their will for more than a decade. each has avoided a statement until now. >> i say thank you for your support. >> all are expressing thanks, but michelle knight, the oldest captive who shares about her

"new life." i want everyone to know i'm doing just fine. i may have been through hell and become but i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. i will not let the situation define who i am. i will define the situation. i don't want to be consumed by hatred. >> the man accused of kidnapping them has pleaded not guilty to 300 counts. he fathered a child with berry and punched knight until she disappeared but her outlock is hopeful. they are looking to the future. >> i ask everyone continue to respect our privacy and give us time to have a normal life. i am looking forward to my brand new life. >> now the crisis in egypt, the country's interim administration has published a timetable for transition to a new democratic government.

new presidential elections are set to take place early next year and the question is can egypt go that long without slipping into chaos? more than 50 people were killed yesterday in cairo the most since clashes began. egyptian soldiers and police fought against the protesters. >> muslims today began month long observation of ramadan during the 9th month of the lunar calendar they will fast as they strength were their personal relationship with god. mosques have social act its and special prayers. >> study fines few people wash their happens properly after ewing the toilet. it is not just your kids. researchers at michigan state university observed 3,600 people in public restrooms and one in ten did not wash their hands at all. two in three used soap. only 5 percent washed thai hands for 15 seconds. that is still actually five

seconds short of the recommendation from the centers for disease control and prevention. >> children will head to the white house today, first lady will host the kids if a special state dinner. each came up with a winning recipe as part of the first lady's healthy lunch time challenge. competition asked kids to come up with healthy, affordable meals and all the winners are between the ages of eight and 12. also from the capitol this morning the washington monument has a new look with lights, 488 latches now adorn the tower on the national mall as the park service lited the lights last night and they will remain in place until next year when repairs on the monument are finished and the scaffolding is down. an earthquake on the east coast damaged the towers. >> that is looking good. and today? can you still see the lights on the bay bridge from the cars.

>> it is dangerous in some areas. we have flight arrival delays at two hours and 40 minutes because of low clouds. 1,500' up the air bone dry. mount tamalpais is 35 percent and humidity is 18 percent on mount diabolo and 11 percent on mount hamilton. it will not take long for the cloud to dissipate. you can see radar and satellite and it is dry. our visibility is down to one mile in santa rosa and three-quarters of a mile in half moon bay. the only unlimited is in the east bay valley where the clouds have not made it. we are looking at downtown san jose right now as we talk about our forecast, sunshine today, our remain warmest afternoon in the forecast, high clouds and cooler conditions tomorrow with the sea breeze returning and high clouds from thunderstorms to the south and keeping them out of forecast for us, building weekend remain whatth and the weekend is not so cool as yesterday and the fact is the cooling trend will not hang around as long as it looked

yesterday. warmer inland today, because of the high pressure and with the clock-wise flow it will motivate this area of cooler air and that will push into wednesday, thursday, and friday, our three coolest days in the forecast. today we touch 90 in gilroy and close to morgan hill and san jose at 86 degrees. we will is low-to-mid 70's around milbrae and, say, san mateo and upper 70's to low 80's for the peninsula and the coast has a lot of 60's from half moon bay at 63 and pacifica and colma and upper 60's in downtown and south san francisco and 70 in sausalito. we will hang out if the low 80's in the north bay valley getting a breeze off the san pablo bay keeping you from reaching your warmth potential which is near 90 and at the coast we will happening out in the upper 50's and near 60 and mid-to-upper 70's for the east bay shore and the forth you are inland or away from the water, union city and fremont and castro valley, you hit the low 80's and the

low-to-mid 90's and possibly needing the air conditioning. how about we win at at&t park today? a necessary night starting off sunny and 63 at 7:15 and clouds and 58 by the end of the game. the seven-day forecast shows the big the drop if temperatures will be inland the next couple of days and we will hand out in the mid-80's thursday and friday and the remain warmest spot and mid-70's at the bay and upper 50's at the coast and that is as cool as it gets. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> no crashes. everything is clear. we do have plenty of con impression and we -- plenty of congestion and become up from before railroad avenue with stop-and-go traffic at 116 and another pocket of heavy slowing but 16 minutes to get to atherton avenue and over the richmond-san rafael bridge it is wide open from berkeley to san rafael and across the bridge at

12 minutes. 580, tracy to castro valley, 53 minutes. this is a look at walnut creek from highway four, just nine minutes. >> thank you, leyla gulen at 6:21. >> video of asiana flight 214 crash continues to surface. ahead at 6:30, abc7 news talks to the woman would witnessed the fiery aftermath as it happened. what alerted her to the disaster. >> first, laundry detergents >> first, laundry detergents that looks like candy. ever since mom and dad have been working with viva, people have been daring them to clean up tough messes. my fans think a paper towel can't handle this. ♪ when wet.athat is tough when we. can't handle this. [ peggy ] grab viva and break the rules on all your tough messes.

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has seen the problem firsthand. >> children are drawn to them and when they get them, they are water soluable. costco's is a top performer in cleaning but the easy access are a real concern. >> we were told they will phase out the clear plastic container. >> this new packaging that little ones can not see into but the easy open pouch will not be reconfigured because company says some consumers prefer it. >> our concern is the pods could still fine their way into the hands of small children. >> and costco's signature ultra clean pack in clear containers, looking a lot like those used for snack food and are easy to open, too. >> costco also said they will

introduce a new container this august and a child proof lid in august. it is important to keep all detergents out of reap of curious children. >> this is what the redesigned package will look like, the pods will be opaque and the resealable pouch is opaque, too. >> it is 6:26. our coverage of asiana flight 214 continues at 6:30. >> we talked to the ntsb chairwoman about the next step in the investigation. >> the families of the victims of the asiana flight 214 are staying this morning and we tell you what they are planning to doing during the visit to the bay area. >> i am tracking fog atbut we do have warmer weather on the way ahead in the seven-day forecast.

>> from the abc7 news traffic center, it is ten minutes to get through the bay bridge tolls with one reported accident on surface streets with all the days coming

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> on this foggy tuesday morning, you are looking from the rooftop camera in san francisco with low clouds. they will be going away. >> that is where coit tower would be, or should be, or probably still s. >> prove it. prove it. why see it. maybe it was moved. darn that david copperfield. we have two hour and 40 minute flight arrival delays because of

the low clouds and fog. not dropping moisture out there but maybe misty driving into the clouds. foggy and 56 at bay. for it will hours, it will be warmer with 80 at 4:00 and dropping to 70 with sun during the evening hours. inland neighborhoods, the fog is up in the north bay and we are going to see sunshine and warmer temperatures at 82 at noon and 90 in the east bay. 80's are in the north bay. we will be near 80 by 7:00. at the coast, we will see more sunshine than yesterday starting off in the mid-50's and topping out in the low-to-mid 60's. have a good one. we have plenty of congestion but we do have construction that is wrapping up as we speak east bay bridge has blocked lanes until 6:30 so the consequences will be picked up soon.

busy especially in the westbound direction. as i take you to live more this is where we have a report of a minor accident so watch out if that. you can track your traffic with the abc7 news exclusive waze app at apple app and google play. outside, the san jose drive shows 280 away from 17 showing a few extra cars and everyone is running supportly. kristen and eric? >> now the crash of asiana flight 214, this morning the families of the two young girl whose died are in the bay area. ntsb chairwoman is revealing to abc7 news what is next in their investigation. we have coverage with amy hollyfield speaks to the ntsb spokesman but now over to burlingame and matt. ought families of the victims

arrived last night. they are inside the crown plaza hotel in burlingame. because of that, security is tight. this area has been declared a federal zone. hotel employees brought out huge umbrellas to shield the families from the media when they arrived last night. parents did not speak with reporters and were taken by bus from the tarmac at sfo. we hear new accounts about what it was like inside the airline flight when it crashed. 15-year-old described how she got out of the plane. >> everything stopped. i realized i was alib. i, looked over and i saw my brother and sister. they were fine. my mom and my dad were both on the floor because their seats fell down. i called their names out and they both moaned. >> her family was injured but not seriously and they were taken to san francisco john --

general hospital. the two fatal victims were 16-year-old ye mengyuan and wang linjia and the family members will heat with the asiana c.e.o. and president would met with the chinese relatives at seoul airport on the stopover here to san francisco. a south korean news agency reported that one of the victim's families said he was dissatisfied with the handling of the disaster. the families are also expected to visit the coroner's office during the stay here in the bay area. >> thank you, matt. our team coverage with abc7 news amy hollyfield who spoke to ntsb chairwoman this morning with the latest on the investigation. amy? >> she said they will go through the wreckage again this morning. we asked how long the wreckage will stay on the runway and she said it will be days until it is hauled away and they re-open the

runway. hopefully, not more than a week, they says. it is quite a huge salvage process to move the huge pieces and secure them in a storage facility is they can take a second look at them. they are days away from that step. here is what she says they plan to do today. >> our team is on the ground working to clear the runway as fast as possible. we are finishing up with the documentation from the seawall along the runway. total station gives us g.p.s. locations of all of the debris. we hope to finish that today. then it is move on to the aircraft. >> today they also plan to interview the other two of the four crew members they have not talked to yet. they also want to interview the cabin crew and the airport personnel. quite a long list of things to do today. i asked her if they do find that pilot error is to blame, what kind of action would the agency

take? she said nothing. the agency can only make recommendations. she says they are move often than not, taken into consideration and implemented. >> the san francisco fire department has confirmed to abc7 news that all five fire truck drivers who responded to the crash passed blood and alcohol screening after there wassed of fire apparatus that may have struck a victim during the response. southwest girths are looking through airport surveillance video but so far they are only coming up with inconclusive findings. the chief says they are helping anyway they k. >> we are work chosely with the ntsb as they conduct their investigation on all aspects. >> the two girls sitting in the back of the plane, one found near the broken tail and the other was down the runway next to the many section of body.

authorities are not saying which was hit. >> we are getting a look at the terrifying moments after the plane crashed because of video that captured the evacuation of the passengers. this was taken by an 18-year-old staying at a hotel. she rolled when she heard a "thud" from the crash. she pulled out her camera and cause these images passengers going down the emergency chutes. >> i saw the big cloud of dirt outside. i started recording immediately. >> she continues to record as the cabin caught fire. you can see the black cloud of thick smoke with passengers running away from the aircraft while fire crews tried to put out the fire. stay with abc7 news if continuing coverage of the asian flight crash. we will have new details at 7:00. >> there was a problem with another boeing 777 headed for san francisco overnight. japan airlines say that the

flight returned to tokyo after a warning light flashed in the cockpit indicating the hydraulic fluid level was too slow. there were 249 people on board and turned back four hours into the flight. passengers boarded another plane that departed at sfo and arrived safely this morning. >> new this morning, bay area scientists take a look at sleep with a discovery made for your significant other. >> coming up first there will not be a labor day opening for the new bay bridge. >> from our rooftop camera you can see the gray conditions. mike says this is another weather change coming for you later this afternoon and

we are back coming up on 6:40. check out 680 and you can see

headed down, rather, up, to the top of the screen is the southbound lane. i wanted to show you there are cars out there and they driving in the sunlight. but headed to the bay they will hit fog. san francisco is one degree warmer at 67. santa rosa is two degrees warmer at 82. fremont is 82 and oakland is at 75 and san jose is 86, six degrees warmer. all is quiet. you will travel through near 100 degree temperatures in the central valley and 83 in tahoe. leyla gulen? >> the walnut creek drive from highway 4 is clear at nine minutes to move from the junction with 24. we have a brand new accident making the drive to the hoffman split westbound 80 at carlson boulevard we have a two-car crash blocking two lanes and the top speed is 31 miles per hour with heavy backup, bumper to

bumper and behind it we have a stalled car blocking the lane westbound 80 causing some delays. you will see slow and go conditions from highway four at on minutes headed from highway four to the maze and possibly a bit more now. this is the golden gate bridge and it is very foggy and mike has been telling us that all morning but five minutes to get you into san francisco. kristen and eric? >> tomorrow the metropolitan transportation commission will hold a meeting at 10:00 a.m. where they will discuss the delayed opening of the new eastern span of the bay bridge which will not open on labor day weekend as originally planned. contractors say they will need until december to fix the system designed to protect againster quakes. engineers need four days to make the transition from the old bridge to the new bridge with complete coverage of the meeting right here on abc7 news.

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>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> it is 6:45. now we will find out from george stephanopolis a look at "good morning america" at 7:00 this morning. >> good morning, coming up on "good morning america" breaking news overnight. for the first time we see and hear from the three young cleveland women kidnapped, beaten, and held hostage if a decade. we will hear from their parents who desperately searched and waited for the girls. the details are ahead on "good morning america" this morning. >> that is in 15 minutes. right now, happening today san francisco city college students, faculty, and supporters will rally to speak out against the decision to terminate the school's accreditation. this afternoon they are planning to march from city college downtown campus to the department of education office.

the accrediting commission decided last week to revoke accreditation at the college effective july of next year because school has failed to address financial and educational problems. >> archaeologists are gathering at a site in san francisco according to a site which posted these photographs they may have found a gold rush era ship buried in the dirt add the site of a new circumstantial building going up that used to be a former ship dismantling yard in the 1850's before the san francisco shoreline was infilled and expanded. the building next door towns up part of a large wooden ship when it was built this 2005. >> this morning, teresa heinz kerry the wife of secretary of state jerk -- jerk years -- john kerry. the 74-year-old was upgraded

from critical condition. the secretary john kerry and other family members have been at her bedside since being admitted. a person close to the family told a reporter she displayed symptoms consistent with a seizure. >> new reason why you should try to get more sleep. a study says that sleepless nights can worsen couple's fights. people are more likely to lash out at their romantic partners and can less avoid and manage conflict and feel more negative to the partners much the study is in the journal of social psychological and personal science. >> abc7 news and the job journal are teaming up for another hiring event from noon to 4:00 at concord on clayton road, recruiters looking to fill over 400 opening, including new york life, the army national guard and the contra costa county sheriff and pizza hut are all hiring.

>> bank fees are creeping up. changes could be coming to microsoft and now we go to the new york stock exchange. jane? >> good morning. microsoft could be undergoing a major restructuring with a plan for dramatic changes at the 2:00 giant on thursday. he telegraphed the intent to make the changes. overdraft fees are up with credit unions raising prices on overdraft fees so they are closer to the average $30 that banks charge. the report says that the largest of the institution, the higher the fee with large banks charging up to $35 and small are credit unions charging closer to $25. the dow and s&p and nasdaq are looking higher. if we can close in the green that will be four straight up days and the silicon valley

index is sightly higher, too. a new way to get driving directions, a navigational display that projects on to a transparent film you put on your windshield which read out gives information on speed, direction, and estimated arrival time and can alert you to traffic problems and the location of traffic cameras. it is designed to work with the smartphone. apple is giving away apps and games in celebration of the app stores 5th anniversary including "where's my water," and the world at last and tractor deejay for the iphone. >> a very long night for the san francisco giants and their fans at at&t park who went away disappointed after 16 inning loss at 12:40. the shortstop tied the game at 3-3 with a single up the middle

but then missed a grounder and allowed the mets to score in the 16th so the mets win in the 16th inning. i got an e-mail from a san francisco fighter who stayed for all of it to the bitter end and said it was exciting. hope he is not on duty today. >> now a check on the forecast. >> it is an evening game again, up like the third gape of the source where it is a day game so they sleep in. here is live doppler 7 hd, with no radar runs and it is dry. we have a very compressed marine layer to around 1,500' and trapping a lot of moisture. napa is half mile visibility and three quarters of a mile at santa rosa. mount tamalpais is 71 and 29 percent relative humidity, and mount diabolo is 69 with 21 percent relative humidity and sam -- hamilton is 72.

the cloud cover will not last beyond 10:00, and unlike yesterday where it was before it, with the sunshine today will be the warmest afternoon in the forecast, with thunderstorms in our south and the sea breeze will make the cooling trend begin tomorrow and only three days of cooling with remain whatth returning for the weekend. we can barely see the bay bridge from the exploritorium camera. the deck is it. we will tack about our air quality with tree and ragweed and high u.v. index this afternoon. as far as the highs today, close to average, 86 in san jose, and low-to-mid 80's and deeper in the santa clara valley, near 90 degrees, and we will be in the low-to-mid 70's and northbound on the peninsula, 76 at san mateo and milbrae at 72 and low-to-mid 60's along the peninsula coast, daly city and

colma at 60, and 68 in south san francisco, and 70 in sausalito but a slight brief from the south keeps you in the low 80's in the north bay valley and 60 at your beach and mid-70's to low 80's along the east bay shore and oakland is 75. the warmest weather is possible air conditioning needed throw mid-90's. tonight, 7:15 first pitch and sunny at 63 and dropping to partly cloudy and 58 by the end of the game at 10:00. the temperatures do not change at coast but we drop two or six degrees tomorrow and another six degrees on thursday and friday, the cool of the days and 80's and 90's away from the coast for saturday, sunday, and monday. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> good morning. it got busy in the track center and we have a brand new citizen involving five vehicles, possibly two reported overturned. northbound 280, already causing a slowing in the northbound direction. the spectator southbound

slowing, as well. down the peninsula on 101 northbound at tan tone rode we have a crash that is causing tremendous backup, bumper to butcher traffic and the accident is if place with two accidents probably involved westbound 80 at carlson boulevard with the backup and heavy conditions at 28 miles per hour for a top speed away from highway four. >> kristen and eric? >> ahead, seven things to know of with

>> as we hand things off to "good morning america" here are seven things to know. one, crash investigators will question the pilot, crew, and air traffic controller guided asiana flight 214 before it crash landed at sfo. the national transportation safety board will hold another briefing later today to provide

an update on the investigation. >> two, the families of the two teen girls killed in the crash are in the bay area. they are expected to go to the coroner's office to identify their daughters today and meet with the c.e.o. of asiana airlines. three, we learning more of what it was like inside asiana flight 214. three children on the flight with their parents bounced around for some time before realizing what was happening. the kids will all be okay and their mother remains in the hospital. four, we are hearing from three women held captive in a cleveland home for almost a decade. they released a video overnight thanking community and talked about moving forward with their lives. five, the eastern span of bay bridge will not open until the end the year at earliest. work to repair the bolts will take five missouris. the bridge was expected to open on labor day. six, temperatures are in the

50's and 60's in the east bay valley and most of us in the 50's right new. now, this afternoon, we are going to have plenty of sunshine and probably our warmest highs this week with temperatures possibly making the middle 90's inland and middle 80's around the bay and middle [sic] at -- mill 60's at the coast. >> heavy conditions at the toll plaza and our map shows a major accident northbound along 280 involving at least five vehicles, possibly two have overturned with parties trapped and heave backup coming from daly city, and along the peninsula, northbound, along 101 at san antonio road with heavy backups there. >> the abc7 morning news continues now online and twitter and facebook. clear

good morning, america. breaking overnight, after the nightmare. the three cleveland women captured and held for years, revealed and speaking for the first time. >> i'm getting stronger each day. >> i am strong enough to walk through hell with a smile on my face. >> what they want everyone to know right now. abc news has learned that the pilots in the cockpit of flight 214 have now been interviewed by investigators as brand-new video shows dozens scrambling down the emergency chutes. and we learn of another 777 incident overnight. developing storm. tropical storm chantal moving fast through the caribbean. it could make a beeline for the florida coast and the southeast. sam is on the storm watch. oh. and the new twist on pitching