>> abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> thanks for joining us. >> that breaking news is in oakland where a baby follows victim to violence. right now, police are outside the home of a double fatal shooting. kira klapper is on the scene. kira? >> kristen and eric, good morning. it is tough morning out here. people arrived in the last 30 minutes and they are family members. they remain weeping uncontrollably, understandably, pop arriving here and learning that their one-year-old boy and 20-year-old man were shot in the neighborhood. dozens are police are here still investigating, homicide detects actually just arrived in the last ten minutes at 98th

avenue. we can show you video. it happened two hours ago, 2:45 this morning. police say the shooter or shooters, they not sure how many, shot into the house from the backyard. again, they shot and killed a 20-year old man, a one-year-old baby boy was taken to children's hospital where he was pronounced dead, and police not saying much at this point because there is so much they don't know and they expect to be here a few more hours. we will bring you the updates as we get them. reporting in oakland for abc7 news. >> time for a check on the mid--week weather the mike? >> i have drizzle. not heavy amounts of rain out there. just drizzle. it is fine. but it is enough that there are slick spots, or wet spots on the road. we will talk to leyla gulen in a minute.

everyone has clouds and anyone can have drizzle through the morning. as we head in the afternoon hours, it will be a slow reveal of sunshine again today. we will have it mostly inland where it will be warm at 74 to 81 and around the bay, the clouds will linger until 1:00 o'clock, and maybe longer, through the golden gate and san francisco only 57 to 64. leyla? >> we have possible reports of high wind that may have knocked down a tree on southbound 280 and also knocked down wires and it sound like san jose avenue on southbound 280 could be closed because of this. you may want to use your other alternate routes but right now both northbound and southbound 280 are welling on the actual freeway and a tree did knack down wires on san jose avenue and a closure could be in place soon. on highway one, devil's slide, we have a stalled vehicle resting in one of the northbound lanes, southbound side, though, moving along just fine outside we go to the oakland maze as we

make the drive along westbound 80 you can see the tail lights and not too bad. >> it is 5:03, transit riders will not have to turn to plan "b" for getting to work, a strike that would have started today was averted by down to the wire contract talks. matt keller is at the terminal with details. matt? >> 180,000 people rely on a.c. transit each weekday to get around and this only they can count on their buses arriving. a deal was made just before midnight last night and that is when a strike could have started. union officials say the agreement gives 1,800 bus drivers and mechanics and dispatchers a 9.5 percent raise over three years and they will have to contribute to medical benefits. negotiations started back in march. a.c. transit workers were instrumental in helping the commuters during the bart strategic in july. union officials have advise for their ongoing negotiations. >> stay there. do not get tired.

put in the long hours. do the work. bring something back to the members that will benefit the members the riding community, and stay there. union members have toy a prove the deal and will vote later this month. the terminal is empty but that because it is usually and can you expect buses to be running at the normal time this morning. >> happening today, san francisco district attorney and new york attorney general will announce london's mayor will join their efforts to stop the surge of stolen smartphones. they have urged smartphone manufacturers to credit a "kill" switch to render them useless if stolen. last month they brought in security experts to san francisco to test apple and samsung's newest anti-theft features.

london mayor johnson is joining the efforts and will be an international representative for the initiative and he plans to meet if september. >> there will be a protest over a rat infast station at work. waste management employees at san lenadro facility are coming in close contact with rodents each day, at least one employee habitten by a rat and they have notified osha. workers will rally at headquarters in oakland starting at 1 a.m. the second protest in a week. >> in marin county, voters will decide if they want to pay a higher seems tax. marin independent journal reports that the council has voted in favor of placing half cent sales tax increase on the november ballot. to aproved the tax would be in effect for six years. officials say the town is facing $11.5348 in long-term debt. the sales tax is 8.5 percent and

will go up to 9 percent if voters approve it. evacuation orders are in place for residents in riverside county that has charred 1,500 acres that is just 20 percent contained. the fire broke out on monday morning in cleveland national forest forcing evacuations of several communities. calmer winds are helping crews keep the fire away from dozens of homes. >> crews are struggling to contain fires to the north of us this morning with two blazes burning west of mount shasta charring nearly 12 square mimes of national forest and are threatening 71 structures. >> our weather here this morning is not conducive to fires. it is damp out there and much drizzle. >> it is. you can see all the cloud cover right here as we look from our roof camera and the drizzle is about anywhere at any time all

the way through 9:00. then it will start to dry and we will try to get sunshine in the forecast so here is the next 12 hours and our day planner for all of our neighborhoods, drizzle and mid-to-upper 50's, warmer than this time yesterday and more humidity in the air. by noon we are partly sunny but in the east bay and south bay we have more sunshine and you would hit the mid-60's and the rest of us in the mid-50's and by 4:00 that is the bright of the time because the clouds will start filling in at 7:00, so, 4:00, we are at 58 at the coast and 74 inland and 58 to 68 and all of us need a jacket in the evening. the though day forecast, tomorrow, a lot like this morning into the afternoon hours with drizzle giving way to a limited sunshine, and we will have a damp morning on friday but by friday morning you will notice a change in the air mass and as we head to sat it will be dry and warm. leyla gulen? >> as a result of a downed tree,

inbound travelers of blocked at san jose avenue in randall so shuttles are on the way can will take passengers. first, this construction project is now getting picked up westbound 580 you can see the traffic is thinning, out, it was solid red so that is good news. as we hop over to tracy, that will is a bit of a busy drive starting to build as you make the commute over to the altamont pass, 23 miles per hour is the top speed. the downed tree is southbound 280 which has knocked down power lines so san jose avenue is shut down until further notice and you can take ocean avenue, instead. 101 and san jose coming away from 880, it is quiet and calm out in. eric and kristen? >> your electric bill could go up and hackers are to blame. >> hear from the lone

firefighter who survived a wildfire that killed 19 of his comrades. california high-speed rail system face as new challenge.

>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. authorities say a drunk driver crashed into a boston globe delivery truck causing this spectacular crash that was sent over a guardrail and on to an exit ramp. the truck driver is in the hospital in fair condition.

authorities say the drunk driver, a woman, is held on $10,000 bail and if she gets out, she will be barred from driving. >> in china, cell phone video caught a storm blowing a roof off of a building. china has been hit by nine tropical storms this year. >> in oregon, firefighters are mourning the death of a young trainee killed as he prepared for his first fire season on the lines. the 19-year-old died when the water truck flipped over yesterday morning while fighting lightning-sparked fires in southwest oregon. he was getting ready to hand off his keys to a replacement driver when the truck overturned. >> it has been five weeks sin 19 elite firefighters were killed in a fire that consumed an arizona mountain side. they were part of "hot shots" fire squad. in an interview, abc7 news' reporter spoke with the only survivor of the team, the crew s

when flames turned against them. he talk about what he went through during the difficult time and how he is doing today. >> you torment yourself and think i wish i did this or this. >> this is nothing i could is done but be on the hill and died in my boots with them. there is nothing else i could have done. >> you can see more of the interview on "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 after our newscast. >> the high-speed rail project has hit a snag, two lawmakers are asking forren a audit to investigate how the rail authority is buying land. republicans from fresno want to make sure the land owners can appeal the appraise am value. authorities received the light to receive prime farmland in two counties and the high-speed rail

project is to go from san diego and the bay area and sacramento and the request will be heard later this month. >> the energy bill could go up for a lot different reasons, right, but hackers? here is the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. bad news if you are trying to save on utilities the electric bill could go up. large utilities including pepco are raising rates to protect from hackers. if you have a child with a smartphone think twice before they take it to school. a study that insures the iphones says in 18 months, these out of ten teens damaged the mobile phones by dropping them and most of the citizens happen -- accidents at school. science can now extend the life span of animals but a new research poll shows 60 percent of americans would not want a treatment that would allow them to live to 120. half say that it would strain natural resources and be bad for

society. that is the bloomberg business report. >> general mores say they knocking $5,000 off of the price of a volt the electric vehicle. next year's model will start at $35,000. sales are growing but many dealers are having trouble moving them off the lots because of the price. >> the historic department star building in downtown oakland has a new owner, sold for $9.8 million to the developers who own the oakland tribune tower and they will put a call center in the store and they say it will create 500 new jobs. >> now the drizzle in the forecast. mike? >> making for damp roads. >> the car was acting differently this morning because the roads were wet. that has not happened in a long-term. i had to use the wipers. it is widespread this morning. the breezes show the downed tree

that laying league was talking about, around 1,000' the gusts are gusting at 20 to 25 miles per hour and it is weak wind but with our situation being as it is, it is possible. our fastest wins are at the lower level at 20 in fairfield, and 12 at concord and livermore. it looks like it is faster through our inland valleys. now, this forecast, as we look down at downtown oakland, highs fall short of average today and we will be six to 11 degrees cooler than normal and more drizzle tonight, and this morning and tomorrow morning we will have our wettest morning and brighter and more comfortable weather will take over as high pressure tries to reasort itself. today, 74 in san jose and cupertino, the warmest in the lower lands. in los gatos at 79. gilroy is 77. clouds and 69 in santa cruz. what is the same temperature in

san mateo and millbrae is 67 and low-to-mid 70's for the peninsula. half moon bay is 67 for the warm spot. south san francisco and sausalito, mid-60's. upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay and napa could hit 73. become to the benches, bodega bay is 57 and 59. upper 60's to low 70's through the east bay and the east bay develop from 74 in pleasanton and over the ridge headed into antioch on highway four we will fine the warmest weather at 80. italian night at the giants' game. anyone got tickets? anyone? need an italian friend to go with you? 58 degrees at 7:00 dropping to 55 at 10:00. bundle up. it will be chilly with drizzle. temperatures in the 50's and mostly mid-to-upper 50's with clouds and wide-spread drizzle.

the seven-day outlook shows tomorrow, almost a carbon copy of today through with the drizzle in the morning and slow sunshine and below average and drizzle lingering on friday morning but by friday afternoon the dry air is moving in and we are seeing warmer weather and back to summer finally but nothing too hot saturday through tuesday. have a great day. >> being the resident italian i thought you would have the tickets. folks, we have had problems with our mass transit. caltrain is responsing 45-minute delays system-wide because of signal problems. trains 102 and 103 and 101 took off on time but are at reduced speed because of the problem. crews are trying to repair the problem but it is a 45-minute delay. also at san jose avenue the lines are blocked because of a downed tree that knocked down wires. muni will provide shuttles for you folks who take the j&n line.

southbound 280 at san jose avenue is blocked off. use ocean avenue. a tree knocked down the wires. that is cause, lots of problems in the area. i will keep you updated as the morning wears on. >> thank you, leyla gulen. we will stay on top of the caltrain delays and seven things to know as you start the day. >> including a late night twist to a planned strike by a.c. transit drivers. >> two nfl stars step off the field and try something you field and try something you never expect to my asthma's under control. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it.

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>> good morning, on morning news a look at the san mateo bridge where it is probably a little

drizzly and in other spots, this morning, and mike will have more on that. leyla gulen will tell you of the caltrain delays coming up. >> it is 5:22, if you are just joining us, here are seven things to know, breaking news a one-year-old boy and a 20-year old man have been shot and killed inside a house in oakland. police say the shooter fired the back of the house killing the two, more from abc7 news reporter at the scene in a few minutes. >> a.c. transit and the union representing more than 1,600 bus drivers and mechanics reached a tennive deal last night averting a strike. the deal was reaped just hours before a midnight deadline and abc7 news will have a live report with more on the agreement at the top of the hour. >> the two sides in the bart dispute make their case to a governor's board of inquiry this morning. the board will present their findings to governor brown who will decide whether to declare a 60-day cooling 50 period.

the cleveland house where three women were imprisoned and rained for a decade is no more. crews demolished the house that blonded to ariel castro an hour ago. this is all that is left in the picture you see the heavy equipment is going through. three was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years. >> five, powerball fever is gripping the bay area. the jackpot is at 425 million and growing. it is the third largest jackpot in the history of the multistate lottery game. >> six, wide-spread drizzle gripping the only commute today but, also, tomorrow, and possibly on friday. an update on the weekend warming trend is coming up. >> seven, we have problems with our mass transit. bart is not on strike and that is running on time. we have a problem on the caltrain with 45-minute delays. that is coming up.

>> next time you yawn, look at your dog and see if he is doing the same. a study fines that dogs yawn when they see people yawning especially their owners. researchers say the dogs were able to tell difference between people who were opening their mouths and pretending and those who actuallyuping. the study suggests the dogs can empathize with those who are tired especially the people they are around the most. >> big honor for bay area legend, stanford will retire number seven in honor of john elway who rewrote the record becomes during the career on the familiar, a generation ago, and he led the broncos to the super bowl five times and bringing home two championships, the third california natural to have the number retireed. a ceremony honoring elway is at half time on november 7 when stanford hosts oregon. there are promotional videos and then there is this.

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>> abc7 news starts with breaking news. >> at 5:28 the breaking news is in oakland. >> it involves two people shot and killed inside a home. one of the victims is a one-year-old boy. abc7 news reporter is there with the latest. kira? >> homicide detectives are here now investigating. there family members who here right now understandably distraught. they arrived an hour ago to find out a 20-year old man and his one-year-old baby boy were shot and killed. look at the video from 2:45 this

morning right after the shooting happened. the homes back up to this street and the shooters shot into the house from the become of house. this is near 98th avenue in east oakland. the father died here. his one-year-old son died at children's hospital. police canvassing the area right now and they still have no leads and no shooters in custody. reporting in oakland for abc7 news. >> thanks. some mass transit families out there this morning especially on caltrain. leyla gulen if. >> that is right, what we do have is from muni, the j&m. lined are shuts because a tree knocked down wires from southbound 280 and it was affected so that is where we have shuts if place to help the commuters. the big delays are on caltrain with a 45-minute delay because

of signal issues. you have to give it some extra time and call into work and be late today. right now, 101, 102 and 103 are from six to 15-minute delays. everything else is late. bart is running on time. 40 trains are running with in problems. and if strike. >> at southbound 280, we had a downed tree that knock down power lines in southbound 280 at san jose avenue, the off-ramp going to be shut down until further notice and you can use ocean avenue instead. mike is telling us about mist and drizzle. odorize sell more widespread you can see half moon bay and oakland have the best chance of drizzle right now. everyone else is probably a little bit finer if not falling,

if you driving around this morning you will run into wet streets like the golden gate bridge you can see a little bit of wetness developing. now, this afternoon, we know we will be wet through the morning commute and by, say, noon, inland, meaning the east bay inland valleys and the south bay, we will be at 74 to 81 degrees with sunshine and clouds will link are like yesterday so partly cloudy and 66 to 74 and the coast into san francisco is where the most clouds will stay during the day at 57 to 64. now, a check on the rest of the news of the day. eric and kristen? >> a.c. transit and the union representing 1,600 bus drivers and mechanics reached a tentative tell last night just averting a strike. now, a look at transbay terminal in san francisco, where commuters will be able to take a.c. transit across the bay this morning. the deal was reached an hour of with the midnight deadline, and the new agreement gives workers a 9.5 percent raise over three

years and the employees will make monthly contributions to health care costs starting with $70 the first year. both sides are proud of the year. >> we are grateful the negotiations from both sides were done in a professional and respectful and courteous way. that was the big improvement to any negotiation if you arrive with that kind of attitude. it make it easier to negotiate. it must be approved by union members and is expected later this month with more from matt keller at the to which the hour. >> the two sides in the bart dispute are preparing to make the cases before a governor's board of inquiry in oakland. the governor appointed the three member panel to examine with the contract talks stand. he wants to see the report by friday and decide if he will ask a judge to declare 60-day cooling off period which would prevent a strike or lock out during that time.

bart officials and union leaders have not held bargaining talks since the governor steps in on sunday night hours before the contract expired. if you would like to go to the meeting it is open to the public and is held this morning at the state building in oakland at 1515 clay street that starts at 10:30 a.m. >> cleveland's house of horrors is wiped off the earth. much to the delight and relief of neighbors and the women held captive for a decade. crews are tearing down the house that belonged to 53-year-old ariel castro. here is at picture of the scene where the construction equipment has made quick work of the demolition. three women were imprisoned inside a home for 10 years. work began more than an hour ago. one of the victims, michelle knight released balloons to signal the start. she looks forward to moving on and being a motivational speaker. >> i am liberated that people think of me as a hero and a role

model. >> castro was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years after leading guilty to hundreds of kidnapping and rain charges. the nonprofit group behind the demolition laps to shred all the material so nothing ends up for sale online. the contractor is doing the work for free. >> the east bay investigators are trying to determine the cause of a house fire that sent one to the hospital last night at 10:30 the when the firefighters arrived the garage was fully engulfed spreading to the home. a man was work on the car in the garage and he was taken to the hospital with leg burns. three kids and a woman were asleep in the house and they got out safely, firefighters knocked out the flames had ten minutes. >> the search continues for two san diego children the focus of a state-wide amber alert. police believe the 16-year-old hannah anderson and her brother, 8-year-old ethan could be with james dimaggio considered a family friend.

last night, a vigil was held in san diego and investigators say the body of the children's mother was found sunday in a burned out home owned by dimaggio and a child's body was found that could be that ethan but police are treating the case as a double abduction. investigators say he is possibly in a blue nissan with california license plate and he could be headed for texas or for canada. >> new details on an oakland woman missing since sunday night. the car of the 50-year-old woman was found in an oakland park lot near the home yesterday and two of her cell phones have been located. police found a phone in richmond richmond and another in another area. she works for the federal public defenders office and police are not sure if the disappearance is related to her job or meeting with someone who had information about her dog stolen during a burglary in may. >> her daughter should be hope,

she told her, and was never seen. >> she is 5' 6" and 150 pounds. >> school districts in oakland and san francisco are among eight in the state that receives waivers to parts of the federal no child left behind law giving funding to schools based on student test fires. the tribune reports school officials say the district will continue to receive $3 million in funds from the program and have more discretion on spending it. rather than were requiring tests showing students at their grade levels oakland can use new standards including accountability factors such as attendance and graduation rates and critical thinking and civic involvement. >> with each our the powerball jackpot for the drawing is bigger and last check $425 million is up for grabs. it is the third lunchest jackpot in the history of the multistate lottery and that is $244 million

if the winner chooses the lump sum but it will not be easy with odds 1 in 175 million and if no one wins officials say the pot for saturday's drawing would roll into record territory which now stands at $590 million. >> tracking the caltrain delays we have the latest from leyla gulen. >> we have actually an improvement right now, 101 and 102 trains for caltrain, those erupting 15 and 60-minute delays respectively and all other trains are running on time. this is just in from caltrain and we had a system-wide problem with signal issues and crews were quick to fix it and it looks like we had those two trains affected at this moment but that should clear up soon. muni, however, at san jose avenue and randall we have the j&n lines affected so they are running shuttles and bart is on

time. because of the tree, it is affecting traffic. but the tree has been removed and two lanes opened 50 of southbound 280. you do not need to take the alternate. we will have the updates in a little bit but now over to mike nicco with the weather. >> wet weather. good morning, everyone. the wet weather is keeping temperatures one to four degrees warmer this morning than yesterday morning with wide-spread mist and drizzle through the morning commute. by 9:00, that will become dry. fremont and san jose at 60 and mountain view and livermore at 6 1 and 57 in san francisco and oakland and napa and concord and antioch and hayward at 59. san carlos is at 55. here is the day planner, damp and drizzle through 9:00 with. toes in the 50's. a slow burn of the clouds most

areas still handing on around noon inland and it will be warmer because we will see the sunshine and mid-60's is it for the noontime temperatures. upper 50's to low 60's elsewhere and by 4:00 that is our brightest part of the day upper 50's along the coast and mid-70's inland and everyone in the 50's and grab a coat before you head out. tomorrow, exactly like today, a lot of mist and drizzle in the morning, and same thing for friday but friday afternoon into saturday is when the warming trend begins. >> 5:39. the ability to do a high jump not bought unless we talking about bay area bank bandits striking over and over and over again. the growing violence that has the f.b.i. on high alert. >> disaster at the airport, the impact a massive fire is having on travel to one

>> covering lows am tote, antioch, petaluma, and all the bay area this is abc7 news. missions in 16 countries are still closed to the public this morning, because of the latest security threat from al-qaeda. the obama administration has reportedly ordered a series of drug strikes in yemen to disrupt a terrorist plot to attack the american embassy in other

western targets. president obama appeared on the tonight show and says despite the terror alert americans should not cancel overseas travel plans. >> if people are paying attention, checking with the state department or embassy, find out what kind of precautions you should take, it still makes sense to take vacation. >> officials believe that man behind the plot is the leader of al-qaeda in yemen and he is known for designing underwear bombs and surgically implemented explosives. >> the san jose police department is struggling with low staffing and lower morale. last night the bay area largest city joined city across america to take a stand against crime. the police officers association says that the department is in a state of crisis especially after a weekend shooting that took the life of a 19-year-old nursing student from san jose state. detectives say saturday was the first time for officers

volunteered to work overtime downtown because they were too tire asked burned out. the department still requires a few to stay late. >> with the number of officers we have, and innocent people are dying. >> petty crime and prosecute crimes and homicides all rising in san jose and police chief is relying on 45 new academy recruits to fill the gaps but they will not be self-sufficient for several more weeks so the officer overtime will continue. >> the f.b.i. is asking for the public's help catching robber whose targeted five banks in the area in four months. the f.b.i. called them the high jumper bandits, after felt shows them jumping right over the top of bank counters. they usually wear thick jackets and gloves and hoodies to hide their faces. they is become increasingly violent and pointed guns at tellers and pistol-whipped a teller.

richmond residents mark add year since the massive chevron refinery fire with the ringing of a gong commemorting the 15,000 people who went to the hospital after the explosion and fire chevron agreed to pay $2 million to settle fines stepping from the disaster. >> apple is starting a world-wide trade in program for potentially faulty chargeers made by other companies after a china woman was electrocuted by a non-apple iphone championer. the company is hoping to take faulty third party and counterfeit power adapters off the market. if you bring your charger to apple they will replace it for $10. the program starts august 16 and runs through october 8. sweden artemis faces italy in the second race of the america's

cup challenge series semi finals. italy beat artemis in the first race in the bet of seven with the first time artemis raced since one of the sailors died nearly three months ago when the catamaran capsized in the bay. artemis sailors have spent two weeks practicing after their you it boat was brought in and prepped. today the vase 1:15. watch if free from the marina or piers 27 and 29 and mike is probably going to recommend you bring a jacket. >> and something for the crews because there is a light chop. >> light chop. not too bad. you should be well versed that not like last week with the small craft advisories. this week is better. it will be breezy. and cool. good morning, everyone. drizzle is the word so far this morning. it is widespread the it is leaving some wet streets and highways and interstates so be careful. it may not be drizzling where

you are there is a possibility on the rome mute you could run into some this morning and tomorrow morning and lingering chance on friday morning. live doppler 7 hd is showing it is drizzle and there is not any rain to speak of. this is how it looks from the roof camera with a cloud cover that is higher than yesterday and the main layer is doper up to 2,500' and hopefully we can get a nice sunrise but it could be touch and go and i could put it at my facebook. our forecast is highs short of average by ten degrees in some areas and more drizzle and wet roads tonight and brighter and more comfortable weather this weekend so it will not be so brisk. the cloud cover shows everyone dealing with it and headed to noon, just about everyone is still covered in clouds but for inland east bay in the south bay, from the dumbarton bridge

north to the bay is full of clouds and into the north bay into 101 we are full clouds and we will punch holes in the clouds but you are going to stay less bright than you would like to be. low-to-mid 70's with los gatos at 79, and upper 60's to low 70's for the peninsula, and 61 at half moon bay and sunsetting at 60. we will have measurable drizzle. mid-60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and upper 60's to low 70's through the north bay valley and same in the east bay shore. warmer, but, still, not hot by any stretch of the imagination and mid-70's to around 80 in the east bay valley and italian night at at&t park and grateful dead and very festive four game set, grab a coat at 58 at 7:15 dropping down to 55. here is the seven-day forecast, drizzle tomorrow morning and, again, friday, and friday

afternoon we start to see the transition to dry and warm weather and the temperatures will be become to average by sunday, monday, tuesday of next week. have a great week. >> we have good news caltrain is back to normal after a 45-minute delay because of signal problems. it appears the 101 and 102 lines are 15 and six-minute delays and we havedly on the j&n line because of a downed tree. san jose off-ramp off of southbound 280 is blocked so they bringing shuttles in. there could be delays. along the coast, northbound highway one we have a stalled vehicle block one lane and we are at top somebody and outside to the tolls we go and we can look at this and it appears that the metering lights are not on but the cash-paying lanes are loaded up and you can clear up the picture. over to you. >> that drizzle doing that. thank you.

happening now, a massive fire in kenya shut down the main international airport in nairobi with dark black smoke seen shooting into the sky at international terminal. the fire break out on the 15th anniversary of the embassy bombings in nairobi and officials say there were no immediate signs of terrorism with no one hurt, the airport will be closed indefinitely and this can have serious impact on the flow of tourists into the country and the export of agricultural products. >> citizen police in one bay area city spend to blight, literally, dumped on the streets coming up and how they are hope clean up a growing problem. dustin hoffman undergoes surgery and how he is doing this morning. coming up at 6:00, yahoo released a new youtube video

>> fed up neighbors in oakland are helping police get big time literbugs. each day, folks are taking pictures showing illegal dumping. the oakland city attorney provided abc7 news with the images and a new citiest is using photos and videos to track down illegal dumpers and make them pay. city officials say photos showing the license plates of

offenders are helpful because they can traffic down the dutchers through the vehicle registration. >> facebook users face interesting country tenth to news feed page, or else. the social media site is changing their system to push more exciting content to the top of the thursday feed pages, more boring content is pushed to the bottom. that could be a nuisance if many of us but a business killer for advertisers who will have to create super interesting facebook payments in the hopes to go viral on their own or pay to run ads. >> i don't know what we call it, maybe sustained wipe are activities, mike? >> some will need it more than others. look from mount tamalpais, normally we have been looking above the fray of clouds and now we are looking into it as it has risen. the marine layer deck is up to 2,500' which will keep us cooler-than-average by four degrees in san francisco and double digits in napa and

redwood city and livermore and the surrounding neighborhood. we have showers in tahoe moving to the north, and we will look at tahoe, the mountains to the north for thunderstorms tomorrow and high fire danger there, again, tomorrow. today, 81 to sacramento and 77 in sack he and 97 in fresno and afternoon sunshine low-to-mid 70's and los angeles. >> caltrain is trying to recover from an early delay on the 101 and 102 lines, 15 and six minutes. in the east bay this is where we have a stalled vehicle on the northbound 238 at 14th street or highway 185, the rest of the drive from castro valley and to the nimitz is looking a little bit slower and southbound 280 avenue two lanes have re-opened on the off-ramp due to a downed tree. that is currently still blocking j&n lines so they brought in shuttles to help commuters.

the headlights southbound shows traffic running smoothly. >> thank you. this morning, actor dustin hoffman is recovering from cancer surgery. a spokesman will not say what type of cancer the 75-year-old hoffman is battling over it was treated with surgery. it was detected early and he is feeling where and in good health. he has four film roles wrapping up or in production. >> george w. bush had success. heart procedure. doctors inserted a stent to clear a clog artery yesterday. tests revealed the blockage during his checkup this week. the 43rd president will resume the normal schedule tomorrow. >> hot chocolate could be more than just a sweet way to remain what up a cool evening. it may help keep some of us mentally sharp. in a new study researchers had a group of 70-year-olds think two cups of hot chocolate a day for 30 days.

by the end of the period a third of study participants did better on memory tests and bet britain function. chocolate is rich in antioxidants and calf tone that can improve blood flow to the brain and limit mental decline. >> a.c. transit commuters can relax. buses are running. negotiations went down to the wire. a compromise kept employee on the job. >> we are continuing to follow breaking news from oakland with to people shot and killed overnight including a one-year-old baby boy. >> later, how a man used an underground vault to take out his anger at

>> abc7 news reporter has breaking news. >> good morning, everyone, the breaking news comes from oakland. a one-year-old is among the dead following a deadly double

shooting. kira? >>guest: it is a tragic scene this morning. family understandably distraught right here near us. i spoke with the grandmother of the victim. he and his one-year-old son were shot and killed inside their bedroom. she says part of her is gone this morning. they were going back home to fresno today and unfortunately that will never happen. the shooting happened at 2:35. people shot from the back of the house and they accessed behind the home and shot into the home. the 20-year-old man, andrew thomas, and his one-year-old baby, drew, are dead. police have no leads. they have no suspect information. they are canvassing the neighborhood at 98th avenue. they have many blocks, b