live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> happy hump day. it's 5:00. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. let find out about potential rain, mike? >> coming in tomorrow, that scattered light rain still in the forecast. starting out this morning, mostly clear to a few clouds out there. visibility unlimited until the coast. half moon bay, five miles. that's easy to contend with. jump to what's going to happen this afternoon.

be prepared for 67 to 73 around the bay. 70 to 77 inland. 59 along the coast. 66 in downtown san francisco. while it may be quiet in your neighborhood, those breezes will pick up this afternoon. a check of the morning commute. >> covering this accident in danville. not just any kind of accident, involving a stolen car pursuit. amy hollyfield will bring us more details in a minute. southbound 680. we're seeing heavy traffic there but it is a sig-alert with two lanes b blocked. let's take a live look. san jose and see what happens happening along 280 as you come away from 17. traffic funneling smoothly away from southbound 17. more on the pursuit that came to a violent end in the east bay.

amy holdly field is live along 680. >> at 19-year-old michael hold often concord in that car. he was driving it when it tumbled down that embankment from 680 to this road where on, lagonda in danville. he was not ejected from the car but he was taken to the hospital in critical condition. this all started at 10:30 in conco concord. an officer saw a car driving recklessly, so he started to pursue it. the driver took the car on to 608 and the chase ban with speeds up to 100 miles per hour. the driver lost control, he busted through a guardrail off of southbound 680 north of el serro road and fell down this embankment, crashed and was taken to the hospital. they have figured out the car was stolen. they have a lane closed on

southbound 680 and they think that they might be here working on this situation and that lane could be shut down until midmorning. plan accordingly. live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. a mountain lion off the streets of mountain view after causing quite a raucous in the middle of town outside its natural habitat. the big cat forced evacuations that lasted several hours last night. matt keller live with how to all started and ended. matt? >> reporter: kristen, certainly was an interesting night here in mountain view. a mountain lion spotted roaming the city streets before the law caught up with the big cat. the excitement all came to an end with no one being hurt, and the mountain lion tranquilized. first spotted 6:30 around the corner on rengstorff near central expressway. police set up a perimeter, told residents to stay inside and call 911 if they saw the animal. it was surrounded in the garage

here on 2000 block of california street. >> he ended up being underneath a van. so once we identified where he was, we were able to use the puma project associate that came out as well as the game wardens and several of our officers to safely approach the animal, get him to a position where they could tranquilize him. took a minute, minute and a half for the tranquilizer to take effect. >> reporter: the police moved the lion out in a cage after 11:00 last night. wearing a tracking collar from the bay area puma project. the next step for the game ward tonight release the animal back into the wild. no word where that is. this is a big deal on social media, it was a trending topic and the mountain lion actually has its own twitter page now. live in mountain view, matt keller, abc 7 news. 5:04. passengers on a united airlines flight from boston to sfo made an unexpected stop in nebraska

after their plane experienced engine trouble. diverting to lincoln,ny n. around 11:00. the pilot shut down the right engine on the 7 a7. the plane landed safely but crews met the plane on the tarmac as a precaution. united rebooked all passengers on another flight. after spending most of the day at airport in nebraska they arrived in san francisco last night. for the first time we're seeing video from hawaii moments after the teen who stowed a way on a flight to hawaii woke up in the wheel well. a story that defied death and some doubted was true. live in the newsroom with video. >> good morning. it's the proof that has changed the mind of the most defiant experts. right to it, released by hawaii state -- the hawaii state department of transportation. first, you saw there 15-year-old abdi's legs dangling from the

plane's wheel well and he drops to the tarmac. he sits on the ground for ten seconds before getting up again, stumbling towards front of the plane, and there he finds an airport worker and talks to him while standing upright for another three minutes. abc news aviation analyst says he wouldn't be surprised he suffers permanent damage. >> certainly was a period of time in which i thought, i think a lot of us did, this had to be a hoax, because it was supposed to be physiologically impossible. there's a specialized way of cooling the body and needing no oxygen for five hours in that case, obviously with the video, it is confirmed. >> he told officials on april 20th he jumped a fence at airport and hid in the wheel well of a hawaiian airlines plane bound for maui. he told the airport manager he ran away after a fight with his parents.

he's in the custody of santa clara county social services but the director cannot confirm that due to child privacy laws. police plan to interview him. san jose airport authorities say a review of their surveillance video doesn't show the teen going over the fence but they admit there are gaps in coverage and more cameras are being added. katie marzullo. it's 5:07. san francisco fire crews rushed to help after a passenger in a car shot in front of the fire station. it happened 6:00 last night near the station on evans avenue in the bayview. witnesses say, someone in this red audi was shot in the head. police say where it happened may have saved the victim's life. >> right on the scene. as a matter of fact, i think the call came from the fire department. hopefully the best of the injured person. it had to happen but being that the fire department and paramedics arrived on scene, they were able to get treatment right away. >> the victim's condition has

not been released, no arrests have been made in the case. new details in the shooting of a man who ended up in the wrong u fnit of his san francis apartment building. he will not be charged for shootishoot guillermo after entering the wrong apartment 68-year-old was taken into custody but expected to be released. the d.a. needs more evidence before decide what to do next. officials are investigating whether or not to file criminal charges against the u.s. postal service and a tree trimming company. after several baby shore birds were killed outside downtown oakland post office saturday. tree trimmers sawed branches of several ficus trees, sending the nests of night herons and chicks

to the ground, some ended up in the wood chipper. officials at post office order trees to be trimmed because nesting birds were dropping guano on mail trucks. five chicks were rescued and expect to survive. herrons are protected birds by state and federal law. 5:09. everybody wants to talk about the breezes and temperatures. i want to look at point of rain its not much but a possibility. it will be more of a nuisance than anything, if it falls in the form of drizzle tomorrow morning. live doppler 7 showing clouds around the bay shoreline from about the san mateo bridge southward and the coast from half moon bay southward. otherwise, it's quiet this morning. a lot like yesterday temperaturewise with 40s inland but low to mid-50s around. as we look at our planner for noon, 58 at the coast. low to upper 60s for the bay and inland.

towards 4:00, everybody's breezy. usual suspects are breezy this morning, fairfield, sfo, half moon bay. transition from low clouds to sunshine at noon to high clouds during afternoon. 68 at coast. 68 to 74 bay and inland. 7:00, high clouds, sunshine, lie jacket weather. 56 at coasts. >> low to mid-50s for the rest of us. >> as we take you into the north bay right into marin, where we have an accident involving a deer hit by a car. one lane blocked off. northbound 101 at waldo tunnel. caltrans heading out there, chp as well. southbound traffic not seeing problems there. east bay, byron, we have this accident involving serious injuries. air ambulance come to take the victim away but it's happened at vasco road, that's where we have an overturned vehicle. injuries reported there as well.

a live look outside. let's take a look at this picture. coming right into san francisco away from oakland. you can see the traffic there moving smoothly as you come into the bay bridge toll plaza. 5:11. china's e-commerce site alibaba prepares to take wall street by storm. stanford takes a stand. how the university's joining forces with students who are concerned about climate change. and manasa releases dramati video of explosions on the sun. the impact on us here on earth.

covering venetia, san ramon, the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> gorp. 5:14. president obama sending a specialized military and law enforcement force that includes hostage negotiators to nigerian to track down nearly 300 teenage girls kidnapped from their school. they were taken three weeks ago by the militant group boko haram. 11 more kidnapped from a village monday. the nigerian government does not know where they are and is accepting help from the u.s. we talked to a human trafficking expert who says the girls will likely be scarred for life even if rescued the stories are horrific. they are beaten, if they complain at all. they're brutalized. there's rapes often in forced

labor. after rescued they carry this with them. >> a french news agency reported some girls were sold as brides to militants in neighboring countries for about $12. stanford university taking a stand on global climate change. the university's the largest school in the nation to say it won't invest in coal mining companies. the trustees made the announcement yesterday as the white house issued its global climate report. stanford won't use any of its $18 billion endowment to invest in 100 publicly traded companies that extract coal. critics say it's a publicity stunt since stanford uses products with coal. tesla set to announce first quarter earning today. the company produces 600 vehicles a week and plans to raise production to 1,000 cars a week by the end of the year. tesla announced it expects sales to grow from 22,000 last year to

35,000 this year. 5:15. subway extanding its menu. >> twitter troubles on wall street from bad to worse. america's money report. good morning. topping america's money, shares of twitter opened at a low after losing 18% yesterday. meanwhile, chinese e-commerce giant alibaba started the process to be one of the biggest stock offerings in history. alfaro marrow roaring back to unveil eight models. it will go on sale in the u.s. next year. subway adding a healthy item to the menu, testing humus as a topping. if it's a hit, it could be available at all 26,000 locations across the country. that's america's money. a nasa satellite is sending back spectacular pictures.

explosions leaping off the surface of the sun. physicists say it's not a solar flare, the a chunk of plasma pulled and stretched by competing magnetic forces until it finally blasts off into space. now scientists here on earth are trying to determine if radiation from the blast is affecting communications. four tibetan monks startled new yorkers when they shed their spiritual style and busted out their best moves. these break dancing monks took to the streets of manhattan to pay tribute to rapper adam youk. he died of dance cancer two years ago and practicing buddhist and activist. these professional break dancers flipped and twirled to the beastie boys. check it out in a tribute to one of the band's founding members. >> collect that out. wouldn't you have thought that was a "saturday night live" skit

if you had been there? >> or expect to see adam sandler. >> exactly. >> i was listening to that, it's weird. take a look, show you what's going on. going back to the '80s, inspiration on the treadmill yesterday. look at the winds there. breezy in the usual spots, fairfield, sfo, half moon bay. everybody else calm, up to eight miles per hour. traveling around today, this morning, won't be bad no matter how commuting whether b.a.r.t., ferry, or by car. talk about the peninsula. mid to upper 40s, menlo park, redwood city. 50 palo alto, san bruno, warmer 52. san carlos, 50. low to mid-50s around the bay shore and half moon bay, concord, fairfield. 56 antioch, the warm spot. 59 san rafael.

na napa, 46. santa rosa drops for 45. you can see the ferry ride will be comfortable. the winds choppy this afternoon. won't be quite as easy. partly cloudy, seasonal breezy. chances of light showers tomorrow. above average temperatures saturday through tuesday. today low to mid 0s in the south bade, los gados and gilroy, 75. low 70s phone the peninsula. upper 60s around millbrae, san mateo. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast but warmer downtown, south san francisco, mid-60s. golden gate to sausolito. low to mid-70s through the valleys. 61 in simpson beach today. 70 oakland, richmond, union city. everybody else in the upper 60s along the east bay shore. mid-70s to 77 in brentwood in the east bay valleys.

tonight upper 40s, napa santa rosa and livermore but cloudy, drizzle possible along the coast, a sprinkle for the morning commute. for the most part dry until after the morning commute. spotty showers from 9:00 until 7:00. and then that's it. system passes. high pressure builds in. temperatures warming again friday and well above average saturday through tuesday next week. leyla. >> danville, tracking the sig-alert alert, southbound 680, two lanes shut down while police conduct their investigation. a high speed pursuit with an overturned vehicle. you'll see lanes blocked off. and amy hollyfield is on the scene and bring us more details. a wider view of highway 24 away from 680 into lafayette, top speeds eastbound track.

one construction project will block lanes until 6:00 between broadway and caldecott. earlier accident 150th avenue is cleared 580 in and out of castro valley clear. this is how long it's going to take you to dublin, 37 minutes. traffic is building. >> 5:21. seven things to know as you start your day. >> the role first lady michelle obama will play on abc's hit drama "nashville "s. >> why are these people making babies cry? and it's on purpose.

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danville, near lagonda way. the teen is in the hospital with serious injuries. game wardens captured and tranquilized a mountain lion after cornered nay parking garage at a mountain view apartment complex last night. the plan to release the 110-pound cat back into the natural habitat. matt keller will have a live report in a few minutes. three, san francisco police investigating after a car they say was stolen hit a pedestrian, then another car before crashing into the building in the marina district last night. suspects ran from the scene. two victims suffered nonlife threatening injuries. passengers on a flight to san francisco made an unexpected sp stop in nebraska after the plane had engine trouble. passengers spent the day at airport in lincoln before put on other flights and arriving in san francisco last night. number five, search for a new head coach for the warriors, a day after the firing of mark

jackson. jackson had 121-109 record over 3 seasons taking the artemus to the playoffs for the past two seasons. the decision was based on what would make the organization better as a whole. six, quiet but the breezes will kick up this afternoon. weather warning from sfo 2:00 to 9:00. tracking chance of light rain tomorrow. number seven, traffic's not quiet. a look at san mateo bridge, high wind advisory here. it's a busy early commute. sig-alert in the east bay and other crashes around the bay area. more on that in a little bit. 5:25. fans of the abc tv series "nashville" are in for a treat. a special guest star who doesn't sing but can fill up an auditorium. first lady michelle obama will portray herself with kellie pickler. it involves the character organizing a charity concert for

wounded veterans at ft. campbell, kentucky. it airs at 10:00 on abc 7. an unusual contest in ja. pitting babies against each other seeing who will cry first. >> that is cute and kind of cruel at the same time. i don't know what to make of it but it's interesting. participants believe the loud cry of a baby will ward off evil spirits and bring healthy growth. 800 babies aged 6 months to 18 months took part. babies are placed face to face in a sumo ring and one who cries first is the winner. some babies burst into tears before their bout began while a few remained unaware of what was happening. i'm glad there's no pushing each other out of the ring, you know? >> yeah feel like crying sometimes when the alarm goes off in the morning.

abc 7 morning news continues at 5:30 with the top story. >> new details on the woman at center of the donald sterling scandal. now facing legal troubles here in california.

. . live from the kgo broadcast center. >> it's wednesday, 5:29. thank you for waking up and joining us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. we were hoping for rain, keeping fingers crossed, mike? >> a chance but it's not a lot. getting too late in the season for a good soaking rain. and we'll keep an eye on it, it's going to come in tomorrow morning and last through at least the chance tomorrow evening. right now looking at visibilities, everything's running well. cloud as long the east bay

shore, few along the peninsula. you can see how broken they are. they'll give way total sunshine by noon. we'll have high clouds this afternoon. 70 to 77 inland. 60 to 73 around the bay. 59 to 66 along the coast and into san francisco. enjoy. leila. >> several problems this morning. one of which is a sig-alert alert in danville with major injuries after a high speed pursuit. this is involving a stoelgstoli vehicle along pintado and el cerro. this accident involving overturned vehicle at vasco road, they did send out an air ambulance. san jose a report of fire southbound highway 17 at 280. let's see if we can find flames or smoke now. doesn't appear to be but we'll be keeping our eye open on that. >> thank you. more on that pursuit in the east

bay that you were just talking about on 680. 19-year-old is in the hospital with serious injuries after leading officers on a high-speed chase that started in concord and ended this way in danville. the man driving recklessly and refused to be pulled over. he went off the interstate and rolled down the hill and landed near la gonda way. the vehicle was stolen. developing news here from the south bay where fish and wildlife officers are planning to release a mountain lion back into the wild after he was captured in the parking garage of an apartment complex. that's where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller live with more on the story. >> reporter: california street is a busy street here in mountain view. apartment complexes are on both sides of streets for several blocks, and it's certainly an unusual place to see a mountain lion roaming. that's what happened last night. this is how to ended with the big cat tranquilized and put in a cage. first sighting came at 6:30 in

the 200 block of south rengstorff near central expressway. it was cornered hiding under the van here. that's when police, game warden and member of the puma project moved in and tranquilized him. this is the heart of the city, a mile away from downtown. >> the cat was seen in an apartment complex heavily lived in, moved over into a park, which is heavily traveled, and came across a decently sized street, didn't get hit by cars. there's a lot of people walking through here. we're very fortunate nobody got hurt and the cat didn't get hurt either. >> reporter: the big cat wearing a tracking collar from the bay area puma project. the animal was put in a cage and taken away by the department of fish and game. the warden is expected to release the cat into the natural habitat. no word on where that will be. matt keller, abc 7 news.

new this morning, san francisco police are looking for the people who are inside a car that hit a pedestrian and another car before kraring incro a building. following a toyota on bay street around 9:40. the car took off and ran a red light. it hit a pedestrian, another car, smashed into a building. the suspects took off on foot. several people later detained but no one is in custody. police searched the aquatic park area. they say they were not chasing the car at the time it crashed. the two victims suffered nonlife threatening victories. new details about a road rage shooting. the victim has died. the car nearly collided with another car yesterday. the drivers stopped, got out, argued. a passenger inside the car that pulled out of mobile home park opened fire. police are still looking for the

gunman. doctors medical center in san pablo one step closer to shutting down. yesterday voters rejeked a mail-in tax measure to fund the hospital. 52% supported but it needed two-thirds approve toll pass. it's losing $1 million a month. voters in western walnut creek have approved $122 a year parcel tax. measure a passed with about 75% of voters saying yes. it raises money to maintain curriculums and programs while keeping class sizes small. 5:34. we're getting a first look at surveillance video from hawaii that supports a south bay teenager's story that he survived a five-hour flight to maui hidden in the wheel well of a jet. the video shows 15-year-old yahya abdi emerging from the

hold. he appears disorder yenned after he endured subzero temperatures and very little oxygen during the flight. he engages an airport worker, the video shows abdi speaking with him for three minutes. he's in the custody of child protective services in santa clara county. he stowed away to see his mother in africa. the woman at center of the donald sterling scandal in the nba is being investigated for extortion. our sister station reports los angeles county district attorney is looking into whether v stiviano used the recordings for extortion pop two lawmakers introduced a bill to close an income tax loophole.

. prosecutors have dropped a criminal charge against a transgender high school student from he cuelies. charged with misdemeanor battery after a fight with three students in november. she was bullied and fought back. as part of the deal, she'll attend a teen conflict program. the san francisco landlord who gave tenants a letter requiring them to have an annual income of at least $100,000 has now apologized for sending it. tenants of the rent-controlled apartment building say the landlord had gone too far in making unlawful demands. some paying rent well below market value claim they're being harassed. the housing right advocates say landlords cannot require an existing tenant provide income verification. shelton sent another note resending the earlier warning saying it contained information

that was flawed. president obama is coming to california and the bay area. he'll stop at university of southern california tonight to receive an award for his global efforts to protect human rights and attend a political fund-raiser in los angeles. tomorrow, the president will come to the bay area for two silicon valley fund-raisers including one co-hosted by marissa mayer. on friday, he'll be at a walmart store to praise the company's goal of receiving 100% of its energy from renewable sources. this is the president's tenth fund-raising visit in three years. his last trip to california was in november and that included several events here in san francisco. it's 5:37. still looking at coolish temperatures. but, mike, keeping an eye on possible rain? >> yep, yep, possible rain tomorrow, that's the key, it's possible. not a lot. if you're traveling, coming through the ferry building that's the warmest spot in san francisco, 54. downtown 53. heading to the mission district,

50. ocean beach. mid to upper 40s. temperatures elsewhere in the low 50s. palo alto 48. santa clara 47. sarahtoga saratoga. pittsburg, 55. and mid to upper 40s through the north bay valleys. temperatures running close to where we were yesterday. now as we head throughout the afternoon hours, we're going to see low clouds be replaced by high clouds and sunshine. about 42 to 52 at 7:00. 58 to 68 at noon. as breezes bill, we'll hold temperatures down around 60 at coast and bill into the mid-70s inland and high clouds and sunshine and jacket weather during evening hours, 58 to 64. here's leyla. >> good morning. 5:38, things starting to calm down a bit. if you're just waking up and about to head on to the roads, we're dealing with congestion. this accident at vasco road

clearing up it's no longer blocking lanes. this sig-alert canceled in danville southbound 680 between el cerro and pintado. san jose southbound highway 17 camden avenue a report of a brushfire. first reported near 280. couldn't find any smoke. looks like it's closer to 85. the entire san jose area 101, 280, 85 everybody moving along at top speeds. >> thank you. 5:39. beating the odds with the heart of a warrior. next, heat an 11-year-old bay area boy not let league major heart surgeries stop him from achieving a dream. >> what just released 911 calls are revealing about a woman's night in miami high-rise with colin kaepernick

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san francisco, effort bay, and all of the bay area, this is abc 7 news. 5:42. ice cream venders and workers who sell goods to unsupervised children in parts of southern california could be subject to back round checks and fingerprinting. board of supervisors is looking into new regulations that would require businesses that serve

children to screen their employees. supporters say it would protect children against sex offenders and other convicted criminals. the county is preparing a report to examine the costs of such a program. miami police have released two emergency calls made during the incident involving a mystery woman and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. the calls appear to back kaepernick's version that he did nothing wrong. one call from a man who identifies himself as hotel security. a second caller says he's ricardo lockette. of the the seattle seahawks. he tells police the woman in his holtz apartment refuses to leave. from what is she wearing. >> she took her clothes off and lay on the bed. >> fully naked on the bed? >> yes. okay. she's waiting for a boyfriend, is that it? >> no, no. not her boyfriend. he's someone she wants to sleep with. >> the woman told police she somehow wound up in the hospital after kissing kaepernick, undressing in his room, and passing out. early information from police

indicates kaepernick may have already left the apartment before the woman refused to leave, and his friends called 911. no one has been charged in the case. warriors search for a new head coach begins a day after the team fired mark jackson. it was a decision based on what would make the organization better as a whole. he says even though the team won 51 games last season, he expected the team to do better. jackson had a 121-109 record over three seasons taking the warriors to the playoffs the past two seasons. jackson's firing does not make sense to a lot of warriors fans. >> a longtime warrior fan, over 30-plus years, we know how it's been. it's been really bad and he showed success, and i don't get it. >> i think the fans should know or understand that they need to trust us. they need to really trust us. maybe they do, maybe they don't, it's our job to prove it. >> top candidates, steve kerr,

tnt broadcaster and champ, former coach lionel holans and former orlando coach, stan van gundy. a 7-year-old albany boy in need of a life-saving bone marrow match. baylor fredrickson diagnosed with leukemia but finding a match will be a challenge. no one in the family is a match it's difficult because he's half-japanese, half german so fining the right ethnic match will be more difficult. the asian-american donor program is working with family. anyone who wants to help can register at a local marrow drive. we have more information at abc7news.com. an 11-year-old south bay boy continues to amaze doctors and his family as he manages a rare heart condition. born with half a heart, a defect so rare only 1 in 10,000 kids have it. he's had three open heart surgeries. now he's going for his black belt.

>> to able to have that warrior spirit takes people a lifetime to get, right? and it amazes me of how can such a young boy, 11 years old, have it. >> and life to me, i've been gone through so many things i feel like this is -- i'm pretty lucky to have survived this. >> he'll take the test for the back belt this weekend. studying mixed martial arts since he was 7. 5:46. looks great, terrific form, sharp mind and body. >> indeed. articulate. >> good luck. >> hey, let's check things out outside. don't raise our hopes here. but rain will be so nice this time of the year. >> it would be nice. but it's may. it's not a lot of -- not a lot to be happy about other than the fact it will be a little bit cooler tomorrow if that's your thing. winds are calm but pick up this afternoon, just like they did yesterday afternoon.

sfo, weather warning, airport weather warning from 2:00 until 9:00. west winds around 25 to 30 knots gusting to 40 knots during that time frame. right now at 15 miles per hour. 18 in fairfield. usual spots are breezy. everybody else 8 to calm. clouds around the east bay hills and valleys. mt. diablo in the distance. talk about a partly cloudy afternoon. we'll lose low clouds and gain high clouds this after noon. it will be breezy everywhere. light showers, a chance of light showers tomorrow. and above average highs saturday through tuesday. that includes mother's day. might be a great day for a picnic. low to mid-70s in the south bay. cupertino 70. 71 at red we city. 77 in millbrae. upper 60s along the coast. daly city, 60. mid-60s downtown, right around

60 at coast through the north bay. 10 to 15 degrees warmer in the valleys. hang out from 68 in hayward and berkeley to 71 fremont and he cuelies today. mid to upper 70s throughout the valleys, closer you are to antioch, the warmer you'll be. clouds roll in. temperatures up. livermore, napa, santa rosa, around 48, 49. rest of us low to mid-50s tomorrow. this is wait it will look, cloudy, drizzle along the post for the commute. spotty, light shower for the rest of us from the morning commute to about 6:00, 7:00, towards overnight hours, okay, maybe another chance. but by friday morning for sure we're going to be dry. high pressure comes in friday. temperatures rebound back to today's levels and then look at that. 70s, 80s, 90s by monday. >> we're heading back into san jose and campbell where we have this brushfire that's burning

off of southbound side of highway 17 right at hamilton avenues. the hamilton on-ramp and number 4 lane shut down now. traveling southbound along highway 17, the best bet if you need to get on to the highway you can always get on at camden avenue or winchester boulevard, that will take you parallel to highway 17. again that's in place until further notice. the fire department's out there, chp as well. construct, eastbound side of highway 24. as you make the drive out of oakland towards arrent da, broadway and the caldecott a couple lanes blocked. live look outside from emeryville cameras, berkeley. westbound track, starting to build a bit into emeryville. thank you. 5:49. netflix debuts a new logo. the company's new look. >> also new, abc news exclusive.

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closure planned ford this weekend at golden gate. northbound highway 101 closed from lake shift to the bridge. that was slated for early sat morning but caltrans now pushed it back to sunday.

detour runs from 1:00 to 6:00 a.m. >> we find ourselves in a tight parking spot. >> a driver in pennsylvania found himself in an impossible spot. take a look at this. the man driving the blue suv in a real jam when he returned to his car at a monroeville mall. perpendicular to other parked cars. you can see how he tried to wiggle his way out of the spot. he tapped the suv behind him several times, got out to look at dent damage one point, but he was going to drive away once he cleared the spot. the clerks at a store video taped and called police. maybe if you backed straight out of there, this -- none of this would have happened. >> did the others pull in after he did or -- that is not clear yet. either way -- >> from what i saw in the beginning, if he backed straight out -- >> it would have been okay.

>> wow. >> yeah. some people, most of us, take the yooeasy way, others make it interesting. >> my 16-year-old can park better than that. that's brutal. >> yes. >> okay. let's move on. golden gate bridge -- >> it's a man driver. >> oh! >> nobody insinuated either way, did we? okay. i wanted to make sure. i didn't insinuate it's a female driver. i don't want to pushed on me, thank you very much. golden gate bridge, temperatures same in san francisco, one to four degrees warmer. oakland, san jose. day game, sunscreen. >> danica patrick, we have drivers out there -- >> i said nothing about women. >> nothing what you said, mike. thinking about taking b.a.r.t., maybe not driving today, we've got 44 b.a.r.t. trains on time, a.c.e. trains one and three, on time new york delays.

caltrans, wide picture of the bay area, mostly green but some red over the altamont pass. castro valley 48 minutes. 101 northbound so san jose airport, that's starting to slow. 5:55. police in kennisaw, georgia released the 9 11 tapes that left six people wound before the shooter took his life. the 29-year-old security guard remains in the hospital in serious condition. he called 911 after a co-worker shot him at close range with a shotgun. you can hear the concern in his voice as he pleads with the operator get a message to his new bride. >> i've been shot. i've been shot. >> stay on the line with me. stay on the line, okay. >> tell my wife i love her. >> your name? >> sparkman. i'm losing energy really bad. >> investigators don't know why

the 19-year-old shooter opened fire on his co-workers. he left a suicide note but authorities say he does not provide a motive for the attack. a blogger who wrote about losing more than 170 pounds is taking a popular fitness magazine to task. brooke birmingham used to weigh 327 pounds. in four years, she cut her weight in half with no surgery or fad diets. when "shape" magazine heard about brooke's accomplishment they asked her before and after photos. look closely now. so brooke sent in this picture showing the excess skin that a person has when they lose that much weight. but when the magazine asked for a new photo asking not to wear the bikini but a shirt. she posted the article on her blog. she says she is proud of the way her body looks now and "shape" says it was all a misunderstanding. >> abc 7 morning news continue

as at 6:00. high speed pursuit that ended if a violent crash in the east bay. live with impact on your morning commute. new this morning, the app purchased by menlo park's facebook for $19 billion at center of an international dispute and how it's tied to mark zuckerberg. >> new video of the teen stowaway from the south bay who made it to hawaii. aviation experts and calling this simply amazing.

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live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. breaking overnight a high speed pursuit ends with a car rolling down an embankment in the east bay, ahead the impact on your morning commute. and a mountain lion puts a south bay neighborhood on lockdown and brings out armed officers. how officers finally cornered the big cat. >> stanford takes a stand.

this morning the university siding with student protesters concerned about climate change. >> good morning, 5:59. change in our weather may be coming as well. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thomas. don't get your hopes up. here's mike. >> this time tomorrow tracking drizzle along the coast and scattered, light showers tomorrow. right now everything's quiet. we have mostly cloudy conditions around the bay shore. everybody else is clean except the peninsula coast, we have clouds. gray spots 55, 61 sunshine at noon. upper 60s, breezy at 4:00. high clouds and 62. it's clear and dry, temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. upper 60s at noon. 73 breezy at 4:00. get ready for low 60s by 7:00. at the coast clouds, 51. high clouds and breezy conditions this afternoon. >> taking you into campbell, san jose, where we have a brushfire that's under control now but we