evacuations remain in place in richmond after a tanker truck slip flipped over near interstate 80. amy hollyfield has been talking to fire officials and joins us with an update. amy? >> reporter: we just got a briefing, kristen, they tell us they are now waiting for the tow truck going to clear this truck and its tanks out of here. you can see it is still sitting right over there, right at

carlson boulevard, on ramp here, interstate 80. so, they are waiting for the tow truck to get here. they have made the phone call. that tank is still leaking. firefighters say its' a small leak but they have evacuated the section of the hotel sitting here, the rooms that face the tank here in america's best value inn. they tell me there's about ten people. one officer told me we are talking about 500 gallons worth of propane inside that tank. >> we have a very small leak. when i say small, talking about something the size of your home barbecue propane tank at this point. we are mitigating this and will have details soon. >> it happened at carlson

boulevard, ramps in both directions are closed now. no word when they will get this cleared out of here. wait willing for the tow truck to get here. they don't know why the truck lost part of its load but the driver is okay. >> see how this is affecting traffic at all, here is leyla gulen. >> operations to upgrade that truck for sure. good news you can not affecting traffic whatsoever, traveling eastbound or westbound direction, we do have those off ramps shut down as well. san jose, debris blocking lanes. no slow downs yet. mass transit, everything running on time, hope b.a.r.t. runs on time friday. see what is happening in weather, where we have got a gorgeous weekend, coming off the

heels of that is a cool down, take a look right now, radar, satellite, high clouds not cooling things down for us what it is a trough of low pressure from the pacific northwest. get into that a little bit later. look from the east bay hill toward the bay bridge, clear conditions, see those twinkling lights toward san francisco, just gorgeous. the forecast is here today, cooler pattern begins today and that is going to bring us a chance of showers and even some snow showers in our highest elevations by wednesday. kristen, eric? >> leyla, thanks a lot. fire officials are trying to determine this morning what sparked a brushfire that jammed traffic on the bay bridge. it broke out on yorba buena island before 8:00 last night, folks were leaving the 49ers game, the fire quickly spread up the side of the island but crews waiteded to knock it down before it threatened fired it slowed down the commute a lot across the lower deck of the bay bridge, fireworks may to be blame. this morning, seismologists

have downgraded a moderate earthquake that shook the east bay, the tremor struck before 9:30 last night, originally measured at 3.1. there were no injuries, no damage. and 7 news viewers all over the east bay and san francisco called our newsroom reporting feeling the quake. ten years ago today, californians went to the polls and replaced their governor with a movie star. today marks the tenth anniversary of the recall election that saw democrat gray davis ousted and replaced with republican arnold schwarzenegger. it was the first ever successful recall of a governor in california history and the only second such recall recall nationwide. in an interview over the weekend with the "los angeles times," davis reflected on the recall. he said, "historians will be the best judge. i'm not sure enough time has passed for us to know what the full effects of the recall are or to what extent california is better or worse."

new details this morning on the recent poll showing oakland mayor jean kwan has a lower approval rating than her predecessor. fewer than 20% of voters would vote for kwan if an election were held today. now, the chronicle reports several names were floated as potential challenges in next year's leeks. among th -- next year's elections. new details will weekend raids by u.s. special forces, including the capture of a top terror suspect in libya. this morning, secretary of state john kerry is dismissing criticism from the libyan government. >> reporter: these missions were synchronized, carried out the

exact same time so the u.s. team he is the element of surprise. one of the most wanted men in the world. a double blow against al qaeda terrorists, two high-risk raids carried out by u.s. special operations forces in libya and somalia. the mission in libya led to the capture of this man, a 49-year-old al qaeda leader and computer expert. >> we hope this makes clear that those members of al qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run but they can't >> reporter: u.s. has been hunting al libi for 15 years for murders in kenya and tanzania in 1998. u.s. leaders snapped him up outside his home in tripoli. a three-car convoy approached al libi's vehicle, commandos jumped out, smashed the windows and grabbed al libi. there were no shots fired. before al libi stands trial in new york, officials say a high-value interrogation team

will try to get information from him. >> i think that's the best he can say. and i think there's a lot of gaps you can fill. >> reporter: 3,000 miles away from libya, another raid in somalia. the famed navy s.e.a.l. team six storms a compound on the beach. in their sights, a senior leader of al shabaab, the group that claims credit for the massacre at a kenyan mall last month. but the s.e.a.l.s. encounter much heavier resistance than they expected. after an hour of gunfire, the team was forced to withdraw, unsure if their target was killed. >> one of the things that you know is that your intelligence picture, no matter how good it is, it is never going to be perfect. >> reporter: there are some big questions those interrogators are hoping al libi can answer. among them where is al qaeda leader ayman zawahiri and what information does he have about future attacks against the u.s.?

if you are going to see the a's, you need to start early. the a's evened up the series one game apiece with a walkoff single at the coliseum saturday night. the game was scoreless until a hit in the bottom of the ninth with bases loaded that gave the a's a 1-0 victory. jared parker will take the mound today in the best of five series. a's fans are showing off their playoff pride. send us your fam photos, e-mail people to you report it at kgotv.com or share them on the abc7 news facebook page or on wenter at abc7 news bay area. >> we have gotten hundreds. a great weekend for games and the bridge-to-bridge race in

san francisco. as we take a look right now from our emeryville camera toward the marksz you can see clear conditions this morning. 46 at half moon bay, 10 to 15-degree drop from yesterday, what we have got along the coast. we take a look for our highs today across the bay area, really topping out in the mid to upper 70s for much of the bay area along the peninsula, still the upper 60s, low 70s, right now. we head over to that mount tam cam down toward san francisco, we see a ship pulling in to port. we have got a gorgeous morning to start us off, the next few days, going to see those temperatures tapering down and also a chance of showers come wednesday. i will have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. right now, see what is happening on the roads. we thought we had a problem at the bay bridge toll plaza, tow

trucks flashing their lights, doesn't seem like there's any problem out there take you over the altamonte pass, we do have our problem, usual problem, which is that bumper-to-bumper traffic takes trace. >> dublin, 60 miles an hour top speed. closer to the interchange. drive time traffic across 4 from antioch into hercules. we are just above 30 minutes. not too bad, along westbound side of 80 from highway 4 down to the maze. a buildup of traffic there we do have a problem eastbound side of 80 into richmond, carlson boulevard, an overturned tanker truck, amy hol lyfield has been telling us about. >> 6:10. making easier to buy a car. ahead, the detroit automaker that want to you spend less time at the dealership. and elizabeth smart's tell-all, the details the former kidnapping victim is revealing about her ordeal in a page-turning book coming out today. coming up first, two bay

area men score the nobel prize.

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6:14678 the 6:14. the view from mount tamalpais. the the bay area can claim two more nobel prize winners. two stanford professors won the nobel prize last year, besides the prestige that comes with the win, three professor will fit the $1.2 million prize. >> has today decided to reward

the 2013 nobel prize in sociology or medicine jointly to james rothman, randy scheckman and thomas sudhof. >> reporter: announcement for the nobel prize for medicine came about 1:30 this morning our time in stockholm, sweden. sudhof is a professor at stanford. he won the prize with randy schekman, a uc berkeley professor. and a third professor from yale. they solved the mystery of how the cell organizes a transport system. sudhof is traveling in europe. his wife spoke with him this morning by phone. >> he said he couldn't believe it. he wants to go on to the nobel prize website to see if it's real or is this someone putting a prank on him. i told him it's real. >> reporter: the professor not only get the prestige of winning the nobel prize but split $1.2 million.

live in menlo park, matt keller, abc7 news. san francisco middle schools are getting an unprecedented boost prepare students to succeed in the high-tech world. the founder of salesforce.com is giving $2.7 million the two middle schools. what's amazing when the mayor first asked the tech giant for money, he said they asked for too little. he urged the mayor to think big, come up with a plan and return for more. now there are ipads for everyone, wifi in every classroom, equipment for robotics and much more to come. more than a decade after her kidnapping and rescue grabbed national headlines, elizabeth smart is publishing a memoir of her ordeal in a new book titled "my story" that's being released today. smart recounts how she was snatched from her bedroom at knife point at the age of 14 in 2002. smart writes she was treated as a sex object by street preacher

brian david mitchell and a slave by his wife for nine months before police rescued her. smart is 25, married, living in park city and created a foundation to bring awareness to predatory crimes against children. >> way to recover from that horrible experience. 6:17 now. >> grown into such an eloquent and articulate young lady. >> yeah, she has. >> just wonderful. speak of elegant and articulate ladies, here is leyla gulen. >> awfully nice. thank you very much. i hope you all have your umbrellas handy because it is going to rain on our parade on wednesday. but it shouldn't really cause too much of a problem. right now, at our live doppler hd satellite return, those high clouds, stray high cloud, not bringing us moisture today, but that's all going to change on wednesday. this is why. looking at the week ahead, we have got this trough of low pressure that's coming in over the pacific northwest. that is going to be bringing in the cooler temperatures as well. so it's more of an onshore flow

as opposed to the offshore flow that we experienced over the weekend, which was giving us warmer conditions. as we take a look right now you cooler days ahead and a chance of some rain you some showers, light showers, on wednesday and even some snow showers to our higher elevations as well. as we take a look at our highs for today, across the bay area, going to be topping out in the lower to mid-70s across the peninsula, 64, pacifica, 10 to 15 cooler lining the coast, 68 your high for today, the north bay, still have some light cloud cover there, 78 degrees in santa rosa, 80 in cal list stoke gachl the east bay for oakland. low to middle 50s for most of the bay area.

here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast, you can see come tomorrow, going to be cooling to about 78 inland, a cool down on wednesday, as far as traffic this is your usual morning commute, however it is possibly due to the overturned tanker that's on the eastbound portion of i-80. the carlton boulevard west bound off-ramp, trying to get a tow truck and upright this tanker, delicate operations, take time for that to happen. amy hollyfield out there will give us details. drive time traffic, 101 southbound from santa rosa to petaluma. 580, westbound castro valley to the maze. 13 minutes 101, 280/680 split, 285, a 13-minute commute. outside we go, look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have turned on, conditions out there the

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monday morning, 6:23, on a day that is going to be cooler a live look at san mateo bridge. you can see of course, traffic is moderately heavy but it's moving right along without any problems. the major problem, as we have been telling you, is in richmond, carlson on and off ramp to east bound 80, overturned propane tanker. they are working on uprighting that. we, of course, are following it. general motors is pushing its dealers to sell cars online. "wall street journal" reports gm plans on rolling out a new app that would allow new car buyers to use their computers and

mobile devices to lock in the price of a new car. buyers would be able to also get an estimate of the trade-in value of the old car. users would still have to visit dealers though. state franchise laws give dealers that exclusive rights to sell more gm cars. >> individual dealerships have about doing this for a while. you can lock in a price on a car. of course have to go pick up the car in person. but tesla is using this example of how that works. let's check in for a look what is coming up on "good morning, america" at 7:00. hi, josh. >> hey there kristen, eric, great to be with you both and everybody there in the bay area. lots to get to here on the program this morning, including new details from houston, of course, the scene of yesterday's frightening grand prix crash. a race car bumps another. in this sport, the margins razor thin, disaster struck, debris from the wreck was sent flying into the stands. more than a dozen people were hurt. the driver, dario franchitti, taken to the hospital with a

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good morning t is 6:29 on this monday. looking a heavy traffic on 680 through walnut creek. leyla gulen checking it out for you, no incident. just a lot of cars. pack your patience as you head out the door. thanks for joining us. i'm kristen me. . >> i'm eric thomas. we are continuing to follow breaking news out of richmond a tanker crash force adamo tell to evacuate some of its guests. this is a propane tanker. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us live from richmond. amy? >> reporter: eric, we are seeing progress. chevron just sent this truck you have seen behind me. they are going to siphon the leaking propane gas from the tank that's like on its side on the road into this truck, before they clear everything out of here. the tank is still leaking. it's got about 4500 gallons of propane inside of it and firefighters describe it as a slow, small leak. but they say it is still leaking here at carlson boulevard in

richmond right next to interstate 80. they did test the air. they found small amounts of propane seeping out but they are going to be testing it again. >> we will be sending another crew in pretty shortly here to get an update on our air monitoring. we want to make sure even though we got to monitoring levels earlier, especially if proximity to the freeway, that we don't get any additional leak or anything that escalates. so we are going to get an update on that monitoring pretty quickly here. >> reporter: they have evacuated the we were side of the hotel that is right here along the freeway. the america's best value inn. an employee who answered the phone told me that impacted about ten people that they had to move from that side of the hotel. this is happening at the carlson boulevard exit and on ramps right here at the interstate 80 and they have closed both the exit ramps in both directions and they think it's going to take them another couple of hours to get all of that propane moved off of the tank and then cleared all of this out of here. reporting live in richmond, amy

hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thanks a lot. 6:31. time now for a look at traffic. here's leyla. >> it is slowing things down. we are going to head over there just a little bit. right now, i take you over to 92, the san mateo bridge, the tolls, a report of a stalled vehicle there. we are seeing little bit of slowing there, you approach the toll plaza and then top speeds as you continue in the westbound direction. drive time traffic 101 southbound from sausalito into san francisco, across the golden gate, nine minutes, the bay bridge that is slowing down quite a bit, under 20 minutes there. we do have the treasure island ramp now reopened. we had an earlier fire last night that has cleared. 13 minutes will get you there. now let's talk about some weather, shall we? no, not going to toss it to eric and kristen yet. i'm not done. as we look from our sutro tower cam toward the san francisco bay, take a look at that what a

gorgeous sight indeed. we do have the high clouds with us for much of the week. right now august bit cooler though. antioch, move to the east bay, 57 degrees, lower to mid-50s for much to of the inland areas. as we continue, let's talk about current wind conditions, very calm, going to slightly shift, breezy conditions await us and cooler conditions, day planner the next 12 hours, starting off, 54 inland, 58 around the bay, 56 along the coast. a brushfire on yorba buena island is under control but caused a traffic nightmare on the bay bridge for drivers leaving san francisco last night after the 49ers game. it started just before 8:00 last night and quickly climbed up the side of the island. crews were concerned would reach

the coast guard station, but they were able to attack the flames from ground level. >> we have some initial reports from telephones, could have been fireworks involved, we basically had two spot fires rapidly growing on the side of the island. >> fire crews controlled the flames before they threatened any buildings or people. developing news from the peninsula this morning. pg&e crews in san carlos are gradually reducing the pressure in a controversial pipeline following a judge's order to completely shut it down. the pipeline runs under the city along britain avenue. pg&e insists the pipeline is safe but internal e-mails question the integrity of an 80-year-old seam weld on the pipeline. that's when san carlos officials asked the judge to step in. the process of shutting the pipeline down could be completed by tonight. happening today, former president jimmy carter will visit the habitat for humanity construction site in oakland, where workers were robbed just a few days ago. mr. carter has helped habitat for humanity build homes around

the world since 1984. he and former first lady, rosalyn carter, spoke to habitat supporters at oakland's paramount theater last night. >> oakland is one of the leading cities in the nation on affordable housing and i want to congratulate the mayor and all those that make this possible. >> the carters will appear at another project site tomorrow before heading to events in colorado, new york and new jersey. meantime, oakland police have not made any arrests related to last wednesday's robbery at the brookfield court development. authorities say four men robbed the crew of wallets, cell phones and tools. we're just four days away from the end of the 60-day cooling off period and another possible b.a.r.t. strike. negotiations resume between b.a.r.t. and its unions. both sides took the day off yesterday. besides wages, the biggest issue is the length of the contract. b.a.r.t. officials want a four-year deal. the unions want three. the cooling-off period ends at midnight on thursday night and union workers could go on strike as early as friday. government shut down in day

seven and signs the u.s. is moving closer to the possibility of the first-ever default in the nation's history. house speaker john boehner and treasury secretary jack lew traded blame yesterday and provided no hint of compromise. boehner ruled out house votes on a temporary spending bill or raising the nation's borough authority without concessions from the white house. lew said the president isn't backing down on his call for a debt limit bill without conditions before october 17th, when the threat of default will be imminent. the shutdown not impacting the u.s. supreme court which begins a new term today with a number of controversial issues. they offer the court's conservative majority to undo limits on campaign contributi contributions, allow more government-sanctioned prayer. the last two terms to of the high court saving president obama's health care law and advancing same-sex marriage. the san leandro city council will meet today to discuss

whether to ever raise the flags of other governments over city hall. it comes from plans to raise the chinese flag. city and chinese leaders hoped to mark china's national day last week with the ceremony here that was going to include raising the chinese flag over city hall but the move was called off due to criticism. the mayor says the community should weigh in on the matter first. 6:37, the bay area has not one but two nobel prize twhirns morning. ahead, the research that led to the prestigious honor. first, relief at the pump. the new price tumble you will notice the next time tough pump gas. the beautiful sunrise in the

welcome back. the time is 6:40. you might notice we are waking up to cooler temperatures. we'd beautiful weekend. i hope you enjoyed it, followed it, it saul going to change. radar satellite, we do have those high clouds and also going to be seeing some cooler temperatures today and into the middle of the week before things ramp up. this is all due to a trough of low pressure that's coming in over the pacific northwest. that is also going to be bringing us moisture on wednesday. the full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up in a little bit. but take a look at that, what a glorious view around tam cam. sun is set to rise at 7:11 this morning, so, very beautiful

morning to wake up to just might need that light sweater. let's talk about some traffic, see what's happening out there on the roadways. we do have a couple of problems, certainly one of which is in richmond and we will talk about that in just a moment. we take a look right now at highway 4 heading in the westbound directions, 11 miles per hour your top speed as you leave antioch, coming into pittsburgh, not going to be bad at all, a little bit of a slow down through bay point but through richmond that is a nasty drive, due to an overturned tanker truck that is blocking both the on and off ramps to i-80 in the eastbound direction. check out the westbound traffic, packed bumper to bumper as you approach the hoffman split. eric, kristen? >> 6:41 now. might find a little less pain at the pump this morning, the average cost of gas has fallen 14 cents a gallon the past two weeks thanks to an oversupply of transportation fuel. the lundberg survey finds the average nationwide price for a gallon of regular is 3.38. st. louis has the nation's lowest average, 3.01.

the highest in san francisco at 3.88. 6:41. stocks are dropping as trading gets under way on wall street this morning. investors are anxious about the government shut down. >> a live look at the big board. right now, we sigh the dow is down 135 points. ahead, we will go live to bloomberg's jane king at the stock exchange. two bay

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6:45. new this morning in england, buckingham palace is hosting its first ever soccer match. prince william shook hands and welcomed players before kick off the game this morning between two of england's oldest amateur clubs them went head to head and toe-to-toe in a special royal command match. his grandmother, the queen, gave prince william permission to host the game in honor of the 150th anniversary of the english football association. the new father, prince william, is actually president of that association. all right. for those of how carry these things around, i don't know too many of you, the newly redesigned $100 bill is about to

debut. the bill, which will be released tomorrow, has several new security features, including a 3-d security ribbon that will make it easier to tell if it's genuine and harder to replicate. officials say the $100 bill is most commonly counterfeited note outside the u.s. so the federal reserve, treasury and secret service have devoted extra time to its redesign in an effort to stay ahead of those counterfeiters. new this morning, the dow is down triple digits a lot of people losing those $100 bills. >> you bet. the government shut down is to blame. bloomberg's jane king live at the new york stock exchange. good morning, jane. >> good morning to you. investors not liking this uncertainty. we have a lower open here this morning. and remember, it's not just the partial government shut join but also the prospect of the u.s. defaultinging on its debt that has investors really nervous here today.

interesting headlines on ibm. the "new york post" reportsism bm has more employees in india than the united states. salaries in india are far, far cheaper than they are here around the post says ibm deliberately stopped reporting global headcounts in recent years so u.s. politician its wouldn't know how dependent ibm has become on outsourcing. and lego out with a new high-tech toy. take a look at that $350, 601-piece ev 3. that includes the rep tar. the rep tar is a robotic snake. it can be programmed to attack

dogs and siblings as it slithers across the door. it is growing faster than its competitors, hasbro and mattel. two professors waking up nobel prize winners. >> one is from cal, someone from stanford. abc 7 news reporter matt kelser live in el cerrito. matt? >> reporter: we spoke with the newest uc berkeley nobel prize winner, excited about the phone call he received this morning from the committee in stock hhs, sweden. a professor in the department of molecular and cell biology and shares the prize with a professor of molecular and cellular physiology and stanford and a third professor from yale

them solved the mystery of how the cell system. the research helps in the study of neurological and immunological disorders as well as diabetes. >> my first reaction was oh, my god. didn't have anything more articulate to same my heart was racing. you live these -- through these moments in your mind when you anticipate that this could happen and i thought of all kinds of clever things i might have said, none of which i actually remembered to say. >> the professor not only get the prestige of winning the nobel prize, they get to split $1.2 million. a news conference being held at uc berkeley later this morning at 10. live, matt keller, abc7 news. >> congratulationses this morning. thank you, matt. >> funny, we were talking about acooledmy awards, all the things you want to say. then you just blanked out, right?

>> yeah. >> as you were saying, prize-winning weather over the weekend. hang it on your wall, gaze at it as we look at cooler temperatures, our sutro tower cam toward san francisco in the east bay, we have got a beautiful morning waking up to that we see the higher clouds. we do have cooler temperatures as well. we will talk about why that is coming up in just a little bit. but a look at our live doppler 7 hd radar satellite, not seeing the moisture, not yet. that's all coming. wednesday, as a matter of fact. this is why. pacific northwest, coming in, bringing that onshore flow that is also going to cool temperatures down, we also will see some moisture in the area as well. even bringing snow showers to the higher elevations, 4500 feet. take a look at our highs for today, across the bay area, top out in the low 70s across the peninsula. 68 in san francisco. you move in the north bay and also inland, you will start to

see temperatures rising upper 70s, lower 80s a five to ten-degree cool down yesterday. overnight lows in the low 50s. along the coast, 10 to 15-degree difference. cooler temperatures over the weekend. definitely a change. accuweather forecast, taking a look, temperatures dipping down a bit. showers coming in wednesday. not going to bring a lot of moisture, clear up by thursday. by friday, temperatures start to uptick. you will see a comfortable weekend ahead. all is not lost. all right. looks like traffic, a few extra minutes are lost, having the extra cup of coffee at home. take it to go looks like traffic is very heavy. also a new problem in san jose, traveling along southbound side of 101, right at 880. two-car crash, no injuries involvement.

sounds like over to the shoulder, northbound traffic, usual bit of slowing 280/680 split to the nimitz, ease up closer you get to the san jose airport. drive time traffic albany to the maze. you see now we've got a couple extra minutes added to that commute, six minutes to get you there. 880 south bound to fremont, 280 northbound from 101 to cupertino, san jose, 16-minute drive, outside we go a live look outside and this is your walnut creek sludge, you make that commute from highway 4, down to the 24 junction, no rhyme or reason, plenty of congestion. 6:526789 -- 6:52.

seven things to know today. number one, a tanker rolled over at carlson boulevard forcing evacuations a at nearby hotel. at least some of the residents were evacuated. fire crews say the tanker is slowly leaking some propane. 500 gallons all together there. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live on the scene and will join us with the latest in a few minutes. number two, investigators trying to figure out if fireworks are to blame for a fire on yorba buena island last night. the fire slowed traffic on the bay bridge before firefighters managed to put it out. the first nobel prizes of the year were just announced in

sweden and two winners are from here in the bay area. randy schekman of uc berkeley and thomas sudhof of stanford won the nobel prize for their work in cell research. days away from the end of the cooling off period and still no deal for b.a.r.t. and its unions. the two sides will return to the bargaining table today after a brief meeting over the weekend. union workers could strike on friday if no deal is reached by thursday night at midnight. number five, the oakland a's resume their division playoff series against the tigers in detroit at 10:00 in the morning our time. the a's tied the series at one game a piece with a walkoff win in the boot tomorrow of the ninth at the coliseum saturday. we need the light swelter, we can shed it by noontime. 4 p.m., doning out at 82 inland. 74 by the bay. 64 degrees along the coast. we will have breezier conditions overnight and then by midweek, we will experience a little bit of a light shower here there as

you head into the midnight hours and then it should all start to warm up. thursday, friday, a pleasant weekend ahead. number seven, the bay bridge toll plaza, packed conditions there coming away from emeryville and into san francisco. do have that treasure island ramp reopened because of that earlier fire from last night. that's not causing a problem, as we go to our maps right now you let's take a look at this problem, it's still, as we make it in the westbound direction, packed conditions out there but just know that the eastbound 80 on and off ramps still shut down due to that tanker truck overturning you. >> leyla, thank you very much. and thank you, the abc7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile device. >> we will be back here in 25 minutes with news, weather and traffic during "good morning, america." remember, the oakland a's 10:00 game against the tigers. how about a big go a's. >> and watch the dow, which is still down

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