>> we come up on 5:00 on wednesday, mr. mike nicco is here with a look at the forecast. >> and now the latest on what going on. not much on live doppler 7 hd. it is kind of a quiet morning. no clouds are rolling in. right now that is the big story. then we will head in the afternoon and especially overnight hours when we have the best chance of a stray storm up north but if we can get one here at any time until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, for 22 hours we are under a high fire danger. now, you can see the cloud cover over san francisco right now and we will watch sfo with flight arrival delays and the north bay is where we have a stray share, 80 to 89, cool breezes around the bay and the coast in san francisco is 64 to 67. leyla gulen? >> a brand new accident on the freeway, 101 in redwood city,

northbound, rather, south palo alto, northbound 101 at shoreline boulevard is where we have the accident, a spinout, that has one lane blocked. so far you can see cars are moving well with no slow downs in the northbound or southbound direction so the drive is not too shad by. now a look at the san mateo bridge, if you are headed into the peninsula, away from the east bay, that shows the tail lights westbound headed across to the high-rise and it is looking clear into foster city. eric? >> vetoing news, an out of control fire at yosemite is threatening 2,500 homes and forced evacuations, highway 120, a main route in the park, is closed in both directions and campgrounds are under evacuation order including a camp that was hosted a special week for 200 senior citizens. the camp is owned and operated by the city of san francisco. the rim fire has destroyed at

least 10,000 acres and is zero percent contained. katie marzullo will have an update in the next half hour. >> fire officials are asking the public to do its part in preventing potentially devastating fires. they are concerned of our dry weather and lightning from the past couple of days. amy? >> there is a red-flag alert up here in the north bay. look how dry it is. we found crispy grass along highway 101 in san rafael and this is why you being asked to get brush away from the home. this dry grass is what has firefighters nervous. residents in the east bay learned yesterday how quickly fire can take off. a grass fire started at camp parks in dublin, a smoke grenade used in a training exercise started this fire and it funded 70 acres.

>> i ran outside. next thing i knew you could not even see there was so much smoke. when the fire started in dublin, they had to call because so many crews were headed to yosemite to fight the fire there. firefighters are facing the problems of how to of my the crews around with firefighters saying they may not be able to send out anymore help because safety at home is the first priority. >> concerned grows among day area residents of a grove of dangerous trees in their commune. the nonprofit group fire safe marin, one of 220,000 grants to

remove flammable trees along highway 101 next to the marin civic center but the project is in jeopardy because the group has to come up with the money before the state will reimburse them. they could not have the money and the dead lawn is only in two weeks. >> i hope they can find another source because it is really important. >> they have had such a low rate of fires in marin, there are a lot of other things i would see the money used for, with poor people and poor health care. >> the land is to replace the trees with more than 200 oak saplings. >> sit in that began at san francisco city hall has ended. the students were released before 1:00 o'clock after 100 protesters rallying on the steps of city hall last night before staging a sit in, in front the mayor's office demanding the mayor take a public stand to

help keep accreditation to prevent the closing next july. >> this morning, authorities say a man facing a number of charms after a stand off with police sparked by the theft of a pickup truck. the police say they tracked the stole were pickup to the home of douglas hammer. after surrounding the home they use add device and stormed the home and found hammer hiding in a crawl space with his five-year-old daughter. he had also recently been arrested for attempted murder. >> the five day closing of the bay bridge begins in a week. progress continues on the new bay bridge as the september 3 opening date approaches involving paving and describing. cries have to remove the original section of the westbound deck to connect the temporary bicycle path which is

the hardest part of the work left. engineers are confident they can get it done on time. the work will cause the bay brick to be closed in six days, going late wednesday evening august 28 and it will last for five full days over the long labor day holiday and re-opens tuesday september 3, the day after labor day. >> a.c. transit is offering extra bus service to catch a bart train across the bay with trains an the clock. san francisco bay ferry is expanding their schedule and if you have to drive, down load abc7 news exclusive traffic app to get an the gridlock. we have details on the bridge closing and more information on getting around the bay area at abc7news.com under oh see it on tv. >> now a check on our weather. mike? >> thank you, good morning to you. here is a look at temperatures in the east bay where we have

60's, but bear licht antioch at 61. everyone is cooler unanimous the last couple of mornings with the air is dry and the sky is not so full of clouds so we are talking about temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's. same in san francisco and novato and half moon bay at 57. and hayward at 58, and leg leg -- los gatos and 62 in mountain view. in emory -- emyou have april much of a spread. partly cloudy by noon. the spread is developing. 74 inland. a cool breeze keeps us 62 at coast and 84 inland and a stray thunderstorm in the north bay at 7:00. the threat is over tomorrow afternoon with temperatures about the same as today.

a brief warming trend on friday and two to four degrees warmer and it cools off for the weekend. now the morning commute. >> leyla gulen? >> we have an accident along the peninsula northbound 101 and headed into mountain view, a solo vehicle spinout. there are no delays. everyone is pushed to the shoulder. everything is resting in the lanes. in san jose, we will say a... this is san jose along 280 away from 17 you can see traffic looks to be moving smoothly. >> such a diplomat you are!

>> this is a family show. >> a cheap date may not be so bad, after all. bloomberg business report is next. >> paying with your space, how your profile picture will soon make transactions more secure. first, though, the tech bytes. >> gameers now have an official release date for the play station four, arriving in stores on november 15 for $400. google is hoping to make the commute quicker and the company has started incorporated real time traffic reports and the new feature is available to droid users in 13 markets. and popular magazine titles will now be services by amazon.com

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>> covering santa rosa, berkeley and all the bay area. >> report says san francisco has fallen short of the goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and the city failed to meet last year's goal of 20 percent reduction from 2005 emissions. the city faces major challenges and the process of replacing san francisco general hospital's backup power supply took longer than expected and the city is optimistic the set back is revolved the next telephone months. >> the environmental protection agency holds a meeting to discuss the proposed clean up plan for yosemite area that has high levels of contamination, and the epa plan calls for removing the top layer of mud and replacing it with a barrier of clean side. the meeting is held from 6:00 to can p.m. -- to 8:00 p.m.

>> facebook is teaming with sang -- samsung to make internet access available to the four billion people around the world who are not yet connected which is two-thirds of the population developing cleaner smartphones and use mobile data more efficiently. >> pay pal wants to make it easier to shop at restaurants and stores without a wallet and is testing photo recognition at a dozen small shops in london. the trial lets you pay for items using the pay pal app and a photo. it highlights business that accepts pay pal. you just click and check and your name and photo appear on the payment system and the retailer can charge you just by clicking on your image. >> the cost of health care is on the rise. >> will the market snap a

five-day losing street? now the latest from the bloomberg business report. >> good morning, health care costs are rising and ups is the latest company announcing it will stop offering insurance to thousands of the non-union employees. according to "usa today" they said costs socialed with the health care overhaul are behind the move which is expected to save ups $630 million a year. overall, premiums from our employers rise and the kaiser says the cost of a family land is $16,000 a year up 4 percent from 2012. workers are paying over $4,500 toward the cost. wall street is waiting on minutes from the last federal reserve meeting. yesterday, the dow jones industrial average fell for another straight session but we did get an encouraging report from best buy which boasted the biggest profit in two years. if you want to win points with

your date spending a ton of money is not the way. according to a working people from law school of business at michigan, favors are viewed as more control, such as disciplined behavior and healthy lifestyle which makes you more physically attractive. that is the bloomberg business report. >> now a check on the weather. >> we have a high fire danger in the north bay which is the main concerned and more likely tonight than tomorrow morning when a storm or two will pop up as the area of low pressure moves this way but a stray storm could developed. now, it will be a quiet commute as far as any wet weather with mist hanging around but that is it. the wind, napa at 16 miles per hour, and fairfield at 29 miles per hour so we have a stout sea

breeze developing and that will keep our temperatures about one to four degrees cooler today than they were yesterday. now, we will talk about our forecast highlights, the most important things moving failure, thunderstorms and fire, best in the north bay today, and cooler and cloudy nights coming back in our forecast as the marine layer is more prevalent in the overnight hours that keeps our temperatures below average in the afternoon through the weekend. today, though, same thing, we are below average at 80 in san jose and mid-to-upper 80's in gilroy and mid-to-upper 70's in the heart of the santa clara valley and santa cruz is about 73 degrees. a last 70's along the peninsula from 78 in mountain view to 72 at millbrae and mid-60's to the coast and clouds and 64 at the coast. warmer downtown in south san francisco in the upper 60's. mid-to-upper 60's for north bay

beaches and inland 10 or 15 degrees warmer from 77 in san rafael and santa rosa to, possibly, 79 in napa and 70 in berkeley is cool in the east bay shore and richmond at 77 for a warm spot in fremont and mid-to-upper 80's in the east bay valleys with concord at 84 and brentwood at 89. now, as far as the area of low pressure you can see it started to move to the north and making a slow jog to the north and it will accelerate rapidly tomorrow but as it transitions we could see the moisture rotating to us and the best chance of that is in the sierra with the natural lifting there and overnight and through tomorrow we have our best chance in the north bay and during the afternoon hours tomorrow, it will be mostly to the north and east of us so when we get beyond the morning rush hour the threat will rain. temperatures tomorrow are the same as today, and friday is a little bit of a warming trend and two to four degrees warmer and the sea breeze comes back

and we have warming clouds. saturday, sunday, monday, and tuesday the temperatures are a little below average. >> we have emergency road work if san jose and we had an accident, a terrible accident here, yesterday morning, so this could potentially have been the cause it but northbound 280 to northbound 880 is going to be shut down until 7:00 and northbound 280, the southbound high 17, the intersection is going to be closed until 7:00 for the emergency road repair. as we take you back into mountain view northbound 101 at shoreline boulevard the accident is in place a solo vehicle spinout and another big rig may have come along and tapped it or hit it slightly, so it doesn't sound like there are injuries involved but it is resting. as we head over to antioch and the east bay, 19 miles per hour so it is slow from antioch to pittsburg and everything is

starting to normalize as we start to see better speed. in the eastbound direction from will let pass road to bailey road along highway 4 we have a construction crew until noon and a look outside at walnut creek as you make the drive in the southbound direction it is loading up away from highway 4 to the 24 junction. eric? >>guest: thank you, leyla gulen at 5:20. four state department officials placed on leave after the benghazi attack are returned to duty that kills four members. secretary of state john kerry says no employees breach their duty or should be fired. however, the four will be reassigned to new positions at the department. the state department has announced the embassy in yemen has re-opened. it was closed two weeks ago in response to what the obama administration said was a serious terrorist threat. >> a special on for a man many consider a living legend in the

struggle emfor equality, the human rights commission honors clarence jones for his work with martin luther king jr. and is a former speechwriter and advisor to the late civil rights leader and currently is the first ever diverse at this time scholar at the university of san francisco. the event coincides with the anniversary of august 28 of the march on washington where king gave his "i have a dream" speech 50 years ago. >> ahead, seven things to know as you start the day. >> and a plan to bring tigers to a california community and we will hearges. that's "america's money." make it a great day. i'm john muller.

>> good morning, whether you are just joining us or head out the

door, seven thing you need to know: it is dry. live doppler 7 hd shows thunderstorms are threatening the north bay. that bring as high fire danger. two, the red flag warning has everyone on heightened alert. keep 100 feet of defensible space around your home for days like today. >> three, a massive wildfire is raging near yosemite. highway 120 is closed in both directions. more camp sites are evacuated. the fire has burned 10,000 acres and destroyed two homes. >> four, a sit in outside mayor lee's office ended when police cited dozens of protesters at city hall. many demonstrators are demanding the mayor take a public stand to keep accreditation to prevent the closure of the college. >> today is six weeks since

21-month-old daphne webb was reported missing. the tip line will be in front of the arena for thousands to see. >> stunning request from the family of james dimaggio accused of kidnapping hannah anderson and killing her mother and brother. the family is requesting d.n.a. samples from hannah to find out if dimaggio is the father. she was rescued when he was killed in a f.b.i. shootout. >> seven, here is the bay bridge toll plaza with cash-paying lanes loading and a crash on the peninsula to slow the commute in mountain view. >> a wealthy southern california homeowners want to build a tiger enclosure in the hills north of mall but -- malibu but protesters do not want tigers as neighbors and want officials to deny a special use permit to

allow the land own are to keep five tigers on her property. >> i cannot understand how anyone would consider putting tigers up here. >> that is no place for tigers. >> my concern is safety. it comes from 35 years in law enforcement. >> the homeowner says they would be used for filming purposes in the entertain entertainment industry but neighbors worry if a tiger escape. >> teens are staying more and spending less money bad news for theme parks. a survey finds that 67 percent of kids between the age of 12 and 17 visited a theme park in the last year. that is down from 76 percent from five years ago. rising prices at the parks and competition from video games are blamed. the results did not apply to disney whose parks saw record attendance last quarter. disney owns abc7

>> a deadly late night shooting is under investigation and what investigators found when they got to the scene. >> jury convicts joseph naso of murder

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news, good morning to you. >> not tired yet, but you will learn. >> let's get our first check on the weather and this red flag warning. >> high fire danger for the north bay mountains and interior valleys extended to 3:00 as the

threat of a thunderstorm develops. right now all is quiet on live doppler 7 hd and clouds are rushing in, so you can seat clouds as we look from our camera to the port of oakland and inland the north bay has the best chance and temperatures are 80 to 89 degrees and around the bay, we will call partly cloudy and the coast to san francisco is cool breeze keeping you in the mid-to-upper 60's. now the morning commute. an update on the crash in mountain view, not necessarily on 101 headed through mountain view, it is northbound 85 to northbound 101 on the connection the spinout is facing the wrong way and we heard that a big rig may have come look and clipped it and we do not hear of injuries but it looks like the traffic is running smoothly as you make the drive along 85 in the morning and southbound direction and 101. 680 southbound from walnut creek

to dublin and 101 southbound from san francisco and looking good, and from 101 to los gatos is 23 minute commute. over to you. >> developing news a wildfire continues to rage out of control near yosemite forcing the closure of the common route to the park from the bay area and katie debt is tracking the fire from our newsroom. >> this fire broke out on saturday and now four days later it is raging and zero percent contained. take a look at the flames and the smoke and here are the latest numbers, the rim fire has forced closure of highway 120 in both directions and shutting off the west side of the park, and campgrounds loan the highway have been evacuated but the park is still open. more than 10,000 acres have burned more than 15 square miles of inaccessible steep terrain

and 2,000 homes and camp buildings in the path claiming two homes already and five outbuildings. those who live in pine mountain lake have cleared out but first gathering precious belongings. >> it is terrify how fast it is moving. i don't know what to think. >> i have 50 years worth of memories in the house and it is very difficult to choose what to take. mostly, pictures. pictures. and more pictures. >> helicopters and planes are dropping water and retardants on the flames and 700 firefighters are on the jobs and official describe the fire's growth potential as extreme and there is a wreck flood warning for lightning still in affect in the area through today. the cause of the wildfire has not been determineed. >> highway 4 near hercules is

re-opened causing a huge backup and burned three acres before they knocked it down and firefighters stayed on the scene for several hours with the road re-opening about 1:00 o'clock this morning. the red flag warping is keeping firefighters and homeowners on heightened alert. homeowners are asked to keep 100' of defensible space around their home, if lightning strikes the hillside can explode in minutes taking homes and property. amy hollyfield will have more on the fire concerns after the to which the hour. >> a sit in that began at city hall is over after police broke it up. 20 to 30 people, many of them city college of san francisco students were released after 12:45 part of a grouch 100 protesters cali -- rallying last

night at city hall in hopes of keeping accreditation until reforms are made at the college. >> it is not clear why the mayor will not meet with students so it was decided we would case hoping that the mayor would listen to us and meet our demands but rather than doing that he calls the police to arrest us. >> protesters demanded the mayor support the dropping of sanctions by the accreditation committee and fire the special trustee appointed by the state. >> there is an event honoring civil rights unions and protesters encouraged the mayor to support overturning the accreditation decision. they complied with the request to stand off to the side of the room. >> now up to a jury in marin county to decide if a man should get the death penalty for the murders of four northern california women. yesterday after deliberating for

5 1/2 hours, the jury found 7 9-year-old joseph naso of killings in the 1990's, and we investigated a possible fifth victim in june and the prosecution now say they present evidence of yet another victim during the sentencing phase beginning september 4. >> news on the peninsula, police are investigating a deadly shooting in east palo alto that happened shortly after 10:00 p.m. last night and they found a 19-year-old slumped over at the driver's seat of the car and he died at the hospital. officers showed up after the "shot spotter" system detected eight rounds fired and police say they have no suspects or motive and they are asking witnesses to come forward. >> drivers near the oakland coliseum can expect to see billboards asking for any information the public can provide in the disappearance of daphne webb who disappeared six weeks ago today.

the family hopes someone sees the picture and will contact the police where any information on her whereabouts. they is not given up home. the child vanished from her father's car july 10 while he was inside a store in east oakland. >> happening today, a military judge will announce the sentence for broadly manning, the intelligence analyst who gave classified information to wikileaks and the military judge on the case will announce the sentence at 7:00 a.m. our time in maryland. he faces up to 90 years in prison after being convicted of espionage in mishandling classified information and was acquitted of aiding the enemy. the prosecution claims that the decision to release more than 700,000 documents hurt united states security and put lives at risk. his attorneys say he never intended to hurt anyone. >> bay area supporters manning are gathering in san francisco at 5:00 a.m. to react to the judge's decision. the supporters of planning gatherings around the world

including at the white house to call on president obama to pardon him. >> it is 5:37 and now an update on the weather. mike nicco? >> good morning, everyone. we have winds from 1:00 o'clock this afternoon to 9:00 this evening with the bay breezes kicking up at 15- to 25-knots extending influence -- through the delta. today, the next 12 hours we have more clouds rolling in. temperatures mostly in the upper 50's to 60. by noon, we are partly cloudy but the coast is 60. 66 around the bay and 74 inland. by 4:00, clouds and 84 inland. 62 at the coast. a stray storm is possible starting this evening and during overnight. the rest of us are quiet this afternoon if not cool. up to 74 inland. the first day forecast, novato, the kids are going back to

school today and a slight chance of a shower but mostly it is partly cloudy and 56 at 7:30 but 79 later today. the next three days show tomorrow the threat is over but temperatures are the same as today and we will be two to four degrees warmer open friday and we will lose the two to four degrees on saturday. >> still very busy over the altamont pass and more so by the minute. we have solid red and 14 miles of backup coming from tracy to dublin. we start off at 31 miles per hour and it dips into the 20's and it will open up when you head into livermore and closer to live more avenue and to the dublin interchange it is not too bad. on the peninsula, we have an early accident northbound 85 to the northbound 101 connection and it is now off the freeway and we have a buildup of traffic in the northbound traffic away from highway 65 to palo alto and

it will thin out. both in the eastbound and westbound direction, westbound is the headlights as we come over to the maze you can see quite a few cars and teletake you 15 minutes from highway 4 to the maze. >> the stunning request from the family of the man accused of kidnapping a san diego teen and taking her to idaho and what they want from hannah anderson. >> a call for calmer streets after another deadly accident involving a bicyclist. what is happening today in a pu

>> covering fremont, palo alto and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> good morning, 5:42 on abc7 news and looking to the bay and the bay bridge we will check traffic out there and see where we are in terms of fire danger. >> new details involving james dimaggio the man accused of kidnapping a san diego teen and killing her mother and brother. his family is requesting d.n.a. samples from the 16-year-old hannah anderson and they think damage dam killed the mother and brother and set their bodies and home on fire before taking off

for the wilderness with hannah. he died in a shootout with the f.b.i. she was safely returned to her father. a spokesman for dimaggio wants to know if tag diagnosis is the father of hannah and her brother^, the 40-year-old left a life insurance policy to the kids' grandmother. >> one of the pit bulls that attacked a 4th grade boy in antioch will be euthanized. hunt we left the hospital a week and a half after being mauled this is house ten-year-old looked after the first surgery in sack sandra day >> a young gunman is in custody after heaterrized an elementary school outside atlanta and we

hear from the woman who convinced him to surrender. investigators are trying to find why 20-year-old man went to the school armed with an assault rifle slipping into the school and barricading himself in the front office. he hill opened fire on the police officers outside, a school clerk spoke with him. >> he wanted to take everyone with him, including the cops and he looks like he was willing to kill. he said it. he said that he didn't have any reason to live. he eventually gave himself up and no one was injured at 800 students were reunited with their parents and "good morning america" will have more on the interview with the school clerk after the newscast. >> remember the storm system we had move through here with 14,000-plus lightning strikes. do we have another? >> taught like that but the same area of low pressure but not so

much energy in the air, it is more dry and leyla gulen said it hair is more frizzy. >> you will get it! >> i know! >> she tweeted it. come on. high visibility but we do have the marine low clouds hanging around 10 or 15 minutes from now sfo will let us know there are delays for flights. the golden gate bridge shows the clouds are not on the deck. yet. but deeper in the commute that will happen. thunderstorms and fire are the best net in the north bay, cooler and clouds the next couple of nights as the marine layer continues through the forecast.

a lost upper 60's and 80 in santa clara county and los gatos mid-to-upper 80's and san jose and cupertino at 80. 80 in los altos but dropping to 72 in millbrae. half moon bay at 65. and 63 at pacifica. 67 in downtown to 68 in south san francisco, and 72 in sausalito and stretching to 79 in novato and napa for the warm spot. and mid-to-upper 60's at the beaches and 77 in fremont, and oakland on the cool side at 72 and mid-to-upper 80's throughout the east bay valley with walnut creek and pleasanton around 85. tonight the temperatures drop in the 50's and more cloud cover and the stray shower possible in the north bay. the reason is because the area of low pressure will move to the north and best chance for storms is in the sierra and you get a natural lit with the southern wind and you can see the explosion of storms in the

afternoon hours and tomorrow afternoon the explosion of storms to our north so that is why a stray hour is possible in the not bay through the evening and overnight hours. tomorrow is about the same temperature-wise and a little warring trend on friday and the temperatures will fall back on saturday, sunday, monday and tuesday. leyla gulen? >> it is more dry. that is true. we have a brand new crash reported in san jose northbound 101 before you get to the nimitz and it sounds like two cars are involved and that is leaving us with heavy backups away from 280 and 680 submit and top speed is 37 miles per hour and lanes are blocked and the area clears to brokaw and to the north. as we look at our drive time traffic 680 southbound from highway 4 to walnut creek a short commute and headed in the westbound direction at walnut creek along highway 24, to the

tunnel and highway 13 that is under ten minutes and 580 is building and 41 minutes to head from tracy to dublin and back to san jose, 280 is building and away from 17, also, we have a project that is going on, 280 at 17 and 880, that is going do be closed down until 7:00 this morning. >> happening today, a rally is planned to call for safer streets in the south of market for the bicycle coalition and it takes place at 8:00 at the site of the fatal accident between a truck and bicyclist. a 24-year-old was hit at 6th by a truck making a turn at the intersection. the drive was not cited. the bicycle coalition says this is the third time this year a bicyclist has been hit and killed. >> you may have noticed bicycle racks in san francisco popping up around the bay area, starting next week people will have 24-hour-a-day access to shared

bicycles at spots in san jose and palo alto and other bay area cities part of 9 air quality management district efforts to reduce car emissions. membership rates to join the bay area bicycle share are $88 a year or $9 for the day. >> coming up, a shark sighting closes a popular beach and what may have drown it close to shore. >> new progress to salvage a ship off coat of italy and when the wrecked cruise ship will roll more than a year and a half after the accident. >> at 6:00, google and football and

>> police are investigating a shooting in the south bay near a senior housing complex in san jose. it starts at an auto burglary in front of senior apartments before 1:30 this morning. police say a guard spotted a man trying to steal his father's car. the guard shot the suspect who now is in stable condition at the hospital. abc7 news reporter is on the scene with a live report. >> a beach is closed to swimming or surfing for four more days after a 10' to 15' gray white was spotted by a lifeguard and

the water is declared "off limits." the beach itself is open. it could have been attracted by an injured whale that washed on shore. experts are still not sure what caused the whale's death on the beach. the mammal experts say the 30 ton whale had trauma and bleeding around the heart with no broken bones. >> the weather forecast now, mike, what do you have? >> a high burn factor in the form of u.v. index for today's game at the coliseum at 12:35 and warming up to 71. have the sun reason. almost the same thing as you head over to at&t park at ten minutes later the red sox and the giants will play at 12:45 at 64 and warming to 66. storms are developing in the sierra and notice the rotation will take the warmth up there,

valleys add mid-90's and 102 in fresno and 110 in palm springs but 80 in los angeles with sunshine this afternoon. >> accidents in san jose are causing slowing away from the 280/680 nimitz. we have a backup, but what you can do is take 87 to avoid this and it is moving nice and clear. in the east bay along westbound highway 4, that is going to last until noon today, westbound traffic as you head out of pittsburg to concord is not too bad and antioch shows the heavy stop-and-go traffic. >> 5:54, progress is being made on raising the wrecked cruiseliner that ran aground off

italy last year, cries now say this they will turn the ship upright next month, the massive ship has been resting on its side since january of last year when it capsized. crews have had months of preparation to make sure the hip is ready to be rotated and it will be next year before it is removed from the seas. 32 people die when the ship ran aground. the trial for the captain starts next month and five crew members have been convicted of manslaughter. >> today, a doe commissioned ship that was deployed during the vietnam war were depart the fleet, and mt. hood will head for a shipwrecking company in texas. today, it will be moved to the we shipyard in vallejo where it will be dry docked and cleaned of growth and paint before being towed to texas. it was commissioned in 1971 and decommissioned by the navy in 1999. >> a nude is brewing between

ashton kutcher and the co-founder of apple, with a poor box office turnout and the cofounder wrote his own review calling it "fiction." >> steve jobs mannerism were plays but not the thing, the ideas that drove apple forward. >> we are following breaking news with crutcher saying he is being paid by another company who is making another film about jobs and the producers say it is a drama, not a documentary and you can see more on "good morning america" this morning at 7:00. >> we have breaking news from the south bay, a shooting outside a san jose senior

apartment complex. >> a 10,000 acre wildfire is burning out of control. >> how big is the government secret surveillance program? the widening scope of the n.s.a. just ahead.

>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> 5:59. sheriff deputies move in to end a protest at san francisco city hall. the hot button issue leading to the citations. >> a massive wildfire is burning out of control near yosemite national park impacting popular camps owned by bay area cities. >> we have new detail on the opening ceremony for the eastern span of the bay bridge and a

prominent california dick aniary will not attend and we have the reason why ahead. >> thank you for being here as we hit midweek. >> we want to get our first check on the weather as you head out the door. >> an update on what is going on. that is where our high fire danger continues extended to 3:00 tomorrow morning. so 21 more hours of high fire danger in the north bay. here is what is happening with live doppler 7 hd from the morning commute everything is quiet. we have the clouds rolling in and expecting delays at sfo. a great start. 60 at 7:00. partly cloudy at noon and 66 and breezy by 4:00. inland we have mostly clouds, rolling in right now and 60, and it will be sunny by noon and 74 with dry air keeping