that happened. >> we are crying in pain for the victims and their families. new this morning, the families of a man responsible for the deadly massacre near uc santa barbara speak. >> caltrain is seeing a boom in passengers. who getting on board? >> i want to hear that answer. it should be a nice wait on platform. >> the boost in ridership is made up of...first the weather. mike? thank you. a boost if sunshine. not a boost in the wind. the winds are lighter. we will be slightly warmer today. it is the tease we talked about yesterday before mother nature dropped the hammer. though weather worries this morning on live doppler 7 hd showing how try and cloud-free we are. we will breakdown the day around the bay, 58 and sunshine at 7:00, 69 at noon, 76 at 4:00,

calmer and 64 this evening. inland, no fog, no clouds no worries, 59, and private and warm and 84 at 4:00, and over at cost it will be more sunshine and hazy and low-to-mid 60's. speaking of waiting on platforms we have 47 bart trains running on time, ace train is three minutes late and ace trains three and five are on time and other mass transit, no delays, and into san francisco we have another stalled vehicle northbound 280, this sounds like it is the second of the morning, and as you are trying to make the drive you will find it. across the bay, metering lights are turned on early. here is a look from the golden gate bridge, the drive is moving along smoothly away from the waldo tunnel and as you head into san francisco no delays, northbound, no problems. thank you, we have breaking

news, san francisco police are still on scene of a serious accident in the richmond district. a hand was pinned under a car at a gas station at 24th avenue around 3:30 this morning. police took the driver into custody. they are trying to determine if alcohol was involved. amy hollyfield is at the scene and has her information and will have more for us coming up at 6:30. >> the deadly rampage near uc santa barbara, the family of elliot rodger is speaking out through a pam. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with new insight into the killer. katie marzullo? >> the familiar friend knew elliot rodger as a child and said he was an odd child, hesitant that he would shake when he would meet people and described him as removed and remote. he says at a family party he saw hill on street all alone and says he was the loneliest person he had ever seen. he says elliot rodger was prescribed xanax the last six

months and doctors offered to give him medication before but he refused. we know that his mother reached out to police before the deadly rampage and officers talked to elliot rodger and this morning he says that the family in no way blamed police. >> elliot rodger fooled everyone for a very, very long time. he fooled he and his family and he fooled everyone who saw him. he was a tragic figure. when i talk about him i talk about him knowing what he did, he is in many ways a monster. >> elliot rodger killed 60's people before taking his own life. he stab three young men in his apartment all from the bay area and went on to shoot can kill three student and injure 13 others. his mother and dad were driving from uc santa barbara when they got the manifesto and saw the video but it was too late. they heard reports of the shooting as they were driving. his parents cannot face the

media but through their friend they want to know although their friend is dead, too they are mourning his victims more than him. >> from the coastal college town to the bay area and now washington, dc, students, friends, strangers and lawmakers are honoring the sixth victim. >> i ask the house of representatives observe a moment silence for the victims, for their families, their friends, the uc santa barbara community and all who mourn in the wake of this tragedy. >> that is a representative calling for a moment silence on the chamber floor. >> students took to the water to remember victims at the beach with serve boards and rafts for a memorial paddle. they formed a circle in the ocean and held hands, splashed

and chanted. >> the grieving process extended to cal where 500 gathered. many are uc santa barbara students and alumni living in the area. the roommate of victim citicorp -- victim, katie cooper, who was stabbed. >> a tribute for george chen a 1212 graduate of three land high school at 8:30 in the quad of the school. another student is coming forward to talk about the moments in isla vista on friday night, 19-year-old patrick egbert as with his friend who was hit bit car. witnesses say elliot rodger slowed and drove right at the two men. >> credit think it was an accident because it felt like it happened on purpose. no one runs over someone like

that. i was fine. especially compared to other people that were shot at, or were seriously injured. i consider myself lucky. >> he suffered a sprained wrist and minor back and knee injury and his friend, nick, has two broken legs and he still hospitalized but is expecting to be released. we will have continuing coverage on the coverage on air and online and continues on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. a just-released report gives us at look at that is behind the turn around at caltrain which is bombing because of younger and more wealthy passengers. matt? >> if you ride caltrain during the we height of the commute, this is no surprise, the number of passengers on the trains has reached an all-time high and they getting younger and more wealthy. the latest survey reports the average income increased $10,000

to $117,000 a year. the average age dropped because of 5 percent increase in rider in the 25 to 34 age and decline along those over 45. no matter what age or income bracket you are in more are hopping on board up 54 joyce since -- 54 percent since 2010. passengers ride to reduce stress and save money. >> the traffic and then the parking in it is cheaper. >> and the most popular station in first is san francisco and then palo alto and only the capital station in san jose saw a decrease. married riders are more likely

to ride during peak commute on the week day and single riders on the weekends. opening statements are set to begin if los angeles today in the civil trial brought by dodgers stadium beating victim bryan stow who was in court when jury election began watching from a wheelchair as the jury received instructions. he is a former santa cruz medic and suffered brain damage and permanently disabled. the jury will decide whether the dodgers and former owner provided sufficient security for the opening game with the san francisco giants. >> only on abc7 a huge reversal from a bay area coffee chain who tracks your movement. philz coffee has a cult following and they use a high-tech device to track how often you visit and how often you stay, from a firm that picks

up the wi-fi signal in your phone or tablet without your permission. a small sticker in the store window tells you it is on. >> we grab coffee each day in the world and pay with whatever, some with cab, it is routine part of our lives and we do not want to be tracked doing that. we take this serious. >> the c.e.o. says that the information collected is not chaired or sold and it is only meant to improve customer service but they are pulling the plug and says it will be gone from the stores by the welcome. and mike nicco talking about the winds dying down. >> calmer this morning. you can see it on live doppler 7 hd and that will be the trend as we head into the afternoon hours for most of us, but, still, you have the red flag warning, the critical fire conditions through

8:00 this evening. we will look at our winds and you can see they are light this morning, all the way through noon, and even at point reyes the fastest wind spots and only 16 miles per hour and it will pick up as we head through the afternoon but it will not be so fast as yesterday and it will calm quick are by the time we get to 7:00 or 8:00. with the extra sunshine today and the calmer conditions, still 77 in oakland but mountain view and walnut creek and san francisco and novato at three to six degrees warmer, so the warm of the day going forward. leyla gulen? >> good morning, we will see how travels are on 80 westbound and westbound moving along and 75 miles per hour with 80 into vallejo and american canyon, no delays. if you need to take the benicia bridge, northbound traffic is where most of the delays are in the southbound direction or westbound, rather, move along just fine.

the benicia bridge has no delays on either side. here is a look at the drive westbound on 80 as you continue to the hoffman split up to albany and into berkeley there is a slow down to emeryville. thank you, the bay area and the nation are remembering dr. maya angelou, ahead at 6:30 the tribute taking today for the late poet and recovery and the lasting impact she may at home. >> coming up first, one of the hollywood leading men attacked on the red carpet with new details on the assault of brad pitt. >> more babies after years of decline. what is behind the uptick?

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covering fremont, palo alto and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> we have images showing the man who attacked actor brad pitt on the red carpet, a 25-year-old. it happened at the premiere of a movie if los angeles. witnesses say a man juneed over a barrier and rushed pitt and hit him in the face. police arrested the suspect. pitt continued to cigarette fans and sign autographs before going into the these tear with angelina, the star of the movie. the "los angeles times" reports this is the latest run in for

the suspect. early this month he crawled under an actress' down at the film festival. >> the number of babies born in the united states is beginning up for the first time in five years. at report from the centers for disease control says that there are 4,help more children born in 2013 than year before. it is not a baby boom yet, the increase is very, very slight, and now that the economy is getting better more couples feel more comfortable having a kid less worried about financial stress. >> c.e.o. of the photo p.c. snapchat is defending himself after a series of his e-mails were made public. the 23-year-old says he is embarrassed about messages he wrote to get the fraternity brothers riled up for parties. the messages were leaked to a website and one he wrote "shopping list. the one ounce of marijuana, a kilo of blow," and

make derogatory statements of women. >> he says this no way reflect whose he is now. >> "forbes" magazine revealed the list of 100 most powerful women. general motor c.e.o. mary barra is the focus of the cover story giving the first interview since the recall but number one goes to merkel the four the year in a row and then fed chairman and melinda gates co-chair of the gate foundation and third, president of brazil and director of the international monetary fund take four and give. and hillary clinton is on the live, and marry beltway as we mentioned and facebook c.e.o. and the c.e.o. of ibm. >> coming up on 6:17 and now we

have the weather trust on this thursday, little friday, whatever you call it. mike? >> here is what is going on with live doppler 7 hd. the haze is along the coast. we have three miles visibility at half moon bay. that is because the winds are calmer this morning. notice as we look from the east bay hills, across emeryville to san francisco you can see sutro tower is prominent with nothing behind it in the form of marine layer clouds. we will have sunshine today and with the breezes tapering the warmth will come up but the clouds and drizzle are coming back. it is no coincidence that our coolest highs are both of those afternoons. now the temperatures today, 82 in san jose, and los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy, mid-80's, and 76 in santa cruz. on the pens larks 72 in millbrae, and low 80's elsewhere, mid-to-upper 60's along the coast and 71 in

downtown and south san francisco, and 72 in sausalito, low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley and mid-60's at the beaches. we will have mid-to-upper 70's until you get to richmond and treatment and you may crack 80 degrees and we may need the air conditioning as you head to brentwood at 89 and possibly 88 inant rock and fairfield and mid-to-upper 80's for the rest of the east bay inland valley. tonight, the clouds are coming back over with drizzle along the coast and maybe the higher elevations of the peninsula and temperatures are more uniform tomorrow and manley in the -- mainly if the low-to-mid 50's. the clouds are back by midnight and the winds kick in. that is why we are cooler in all areas by friday afternoon. look at what is going on with the seven-day forecast, you can see we will be six to ten degrees cooler tomorrow and we will be cooler on saturday and a

slight warming as we head to monday, tuesday, and wednesday. we have a couple of graduations today, first in san francisco, you are going to be at the golden gate park but the academy of arts and suspects at 2:00 and dress for 66 with total sunshine and on the peninsula, sunshine and 75. >> i would have cleared back if my clearing days, what the heck, go donn. >> how do i follow that? >> good morning, everyone. >> can you do a special ballet move, but i need you, mike, because it is a duet. >> 101 northbound away from the

280/680 split is down to 30 miles per hour beyond alum rock and it picks up closer to the nimitz. 6 miles per hour beyond the san jose airport and in great spot. highway 85, no delays. if you taking the dumbarton or san mateo, doesn't matter which you take they are both running at the same top speeds and 880 is slow as you arove both of the highways. >> bare shoulders year book touchups that have females saying this photoshopping went too far. >> first, we team up with current consumer to review which lawnmowers are best for the

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>> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories including the tribute happening today for the lake maya -- latea angelou and how the bay area is remembering her. >> "in many ways a monster," the words of a family friend of of the parents of elliot rodger. >> new details in the case of a car and beside accident that happened overnight in san francisco. the latest coming up. >> check out how much calmer the winds are, warmer weather today, but, mother nature is slapping the door shut on that tomorrow with drizzle on the way. i will tell you which commute could be affected. >> i am leyla gulen in the traffic center and the sun is shining and in the eastbound direction pack the sunglasses but westbound away from emeryville, it is going to take you 20 minutes to make it across water. i will have the bay area commute

when we return.

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news. gorgeous shot from the sutro camera toward the water with cloud cover this and the day ahead mike has a look at forecast coming up. you will like it. it is a change. >> very few clouds. it is quite calm this morning. that is a change. we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco. >> the only place for concern is solano county because of the high fire danger through 8:00 this evening with high fire danger there from vallejo up to fairly. be careful law that area. for the rest of us, it is going to be calmer, and still sunny and warmer. we are in the 50's this morning. but 60's and 70 and 88 at noon from the coast to the bay to inland and by 4:00 we top out in the low 60's and upper 70's around the bay and mid-80's inland and drop ten degrees through evening. it will not be so breezy

administration yesterday. the pass busy westbound along 580 with bumper-to-bumper traffic leaving tracy at 27 miles per hour and on the brakes approaching highway 84. westbound direction up to the dublin/pleasanton interchange it picks up only to get slow again at the crunch and southbound along 680 we will be slow-and-go traffic through pleasanton and highway 84, 22 miles per hour, south of buchanan so heavy traffic if you are traveling westbound tracy to dublin, 47 minutes. back now to breaking news we brought you at 4:30, san francisco police are trying to figure out how a man ended up seriously injured after getting pinned beneath a car belonging on someone he doesn't know. amy hollyfield is in the richmond district at the scene. amy hollyfield? >> police are scrapping their heads at this. it isn't adding up. they hope when they get a chance

to look at the surveillance video captured on the gas station camera it will answer some of their questions. they got the call at 3:30 this morning and someone was trapped under a car at the gas station. the attendant called them at 24th and imperially. they thought the car was driving out of the gas station and hit a pedestrian but new they have statements from the driver and the passenger it is not so simple. the driver was changing a tire. a man walked by. there was an interaction and words my been exchanged. they say the man lied down on the pavement. he was not helping with the tire changing he just laid counsel. then the man was tripped under the car. >> he was like down but we don't know why. we are not sure. that is an unknown. we not sure why he was laying down. >> he laid down? >> correct. he was laying down.

strange. strange. very strange. i...i cannot make anything of that. >> police had trouble dealing with the driver at first. he was combative with them but they got him into the back of the police car and they plan to test him they see if he was drinking. they don't know if he will be charged with a crime. the victim was loitering in the area before all of this happened and he has been taken to the hospital with severe head injuries but the latest update is he is in icu which is a perhapsing sign he will survive. 6:33. new information this morning in the deadly rampage in santa barbara with the killer's parent s have heartbreaking message. our reporter is in our newsroom. >> this is a family trend who had known elliot rodger since he was child.

he says, speaking after the fact, after the tragedy, that elliot rodger is in man way as monster. he is walking us us through the parents' reactions and emotions. the mom and dad started to drive to santa barbara what los angeles when they got the manifesto. we now know it was too late. they still cannot face the media but through their friend they want people to know their son is dead, they are mourning his victims more than him. here is the written statement: but he crying in pain for the victims and their families. it breaks our heart on a level we did not think possible. the feeling of knowing that it was our son's actions that caused the tragedy can only be described as hell on earth. >> he killed six people before taking his own life and stabbed three men in his apartment all three from the bay area and then

he shot and killed three students and injured 13 others. he says that the parents were concerned each day but the fear mostly was he would kill himself. the entire interview is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. a bay area high school is manning a vigil tonight to honor one of the bay area victims of the rampage in isla vista. george chen graduated from leland high school in san jose in 2012. he and his friend david george chen were the first to kill. his grandmother 8 be at the vigil. organizers expect a thousand people to attend. >> we will have continuing coverage of the story on air and online with our reporting continues now on twitter@abc7newsbayarea. >> tributes pour if no dr. maya

angelou who died yesterday at her home in north carolina at age of 8. later today, a painting of maya angelou will go up in the national portrait gallery an influence of the we activist. she was not born in the bay area her ties and influence were strong the she was 15 when slow became the first black female rail conductor and appeared at glide memorial clutch and considered it one of her regular places of worship. the reverend williams said they developed a deep friendship. >> we begin a conversation and call each other immediately "brother can sister," and i feel like maya was my sister. >> memorial services for maya angelou are landed. we have more on life of maya angelou on our website at abc7news.com. you the owners of casino matrix

could see their license revoked. the control commission will take up the issue of alleged exciting by the operators. the operators of the casino will be discussed at a meeting today at the gambling commission and the state attorney general says that the casino mate terrorism is siphoning profits to shell companies to avoid taxes and the owner is accused of dishonesty. >> more bay area commuters are ditching their cars and riding the rails instead. coming up we have who, exactly, is getting on board caltrain. >> can your car stop in time when you encounter danger on the road? results on features tested to keep you safe. want to see how traffic is, in the maze? better than in the past few days

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the sun. be careful. 67 in monterey with sun. low 90's through the central valley. yosemite is 84. lake tahoe is 70. clouds are keeping san diego cool at 69. 79 if los angeles. the hotspot is the high desert, palm springs is 103. >> we start off in the santa cruz mountains where it is moving fine. mind your speed. do not go too fast. as we continue along the peninsula, 280 and 101, just fine but we have a low down northbound along 101 headed up to palo alto. in friend, southbound 280 a crash involving a taxi has a lane blocked. not seeing any delays there. as you travel from san francisco to the east bay you will find a stalled vehicle causing a backup at treasure island blocking a lane. in oakland, westbound 580, a crash eastbound highway 24. thank you. in silicon valley a technical

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covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. it is 6:45. if you take caltrain for the commute you are not alone. ridership is booming. who are the new passengers? matt? as the economy goes so goes caltrain. this is another sign that the job market is improving in the bay area as more people are hopping on the train to get to work. a report shows the number of passengers has reached an all-time high up 54 percent over four years and 12 percent compared to last year with more passengers many trains are full putting a strain on capacity during the morning and evening commutes. the passenger survey reveals the main reason are to avoid traffic, save money and reduce

stress. passengers are getting younger and richer. the latest customer survey reports the average income is at $117,000 a year. the average age is dropping with 5 percent increase in 25 to 45 bracket and a slight decline for those over 45. >> i am getting wealthier in mind and spirit because it is comfortable when you have to commute because you keep away from the traffic on 101. >> caltrain says one of the next steps to take after finishing under the ridership report is to increase the capacity over the next five years because it is essential to passenger and revenue growth. another fact from the survey, 60 percent of riders are male and 47 percent are single. thank you, matt. this morning, female students at utah while want to know why

their year book photos were altered. the girls were surprised to find the photos were altered when the year books came out. in one a v neck t-shirt was changed to a square income line. in another, a shirt had sleeves ad and her hair was smoothed out. the changes were applied to some photos and not others. the superintendent is apologizing but says the school is trying to prepare students for the future including addressing repeatedly. >> car tests show automakers get a top grade on crash prevention systems and brakes that stand on time. 21 out of the 25 vehicles tested earned high marks. mercedes earned perfect scores by delivering effective warning signs before initiating automatic breaking. near the top were the buick regal and cadillac and chevrolet

at the bottom, the bmw and infinity. trading is underway on wall street and the big board shows the dow is up almost 25 points to 16657789 -- 16657. >> google reveals the makeup of the we work first is white and mail with only 2 percent black, 3 percent are hispanic and 30 percent are women. we google says the transparency of the workforce, the first of its kind is an important step toward change. they employ 44,000 people worldwide. >> now the forecast. what do we have going? >> it is quiet. that is the nice start. no worries. tomorrow morning is when it will be different with the clouds and the drizzle as parent layer will come back but until then we will

talk about the teens we are setting loose on the world. this morning, 63 degrees at laguna with the ceremony at 10:00 and we will have time to take temperatures. it will be 79. if san jose we have a couple of high school graduations today and the radars at 5:00, it will be 80 and by 8:00 it will be dropping to 69. uncomfortable at going but by the end you are doing fine. live doppler 7 hd shows in clouds, no moisture, just nothing out there, but for haze at the coast and temperatures in the upper 40's. we are upper 50's to low 60's at highway four and low-to-mid 60's around the bay shore into san jose at 54 and same in santa rosa and half moon bay is at 41, the cool spot, and from the east bay hills, the camera is not

bouncing so much as it did yesterday with the sunshine allowing a slight warming but we slammed the door shut on that tomorrow with the marine layer, the clouds and drizzle, tomorrow morning and saturday morning and the coolest highs follow the mornings tomorrow and again on saturday. today we will have 79 in milpitas and low-to-mid 70's elsewhere and los gatos is 87 and offshore breeze at santa cruz keeps you sunny and 76 with low-to-upper 70's millbrae and lowe 80's from redwood city to los altos and mid-to-upper 60's and cloud flow until we get to sunset when the crimes come back and 71 in downtown and south san francisco and mid-70's to 80 throughout the east bay shoreline and mid-to-upper 80's as we head into the east bay valley. tonight, the temperatures are more homogenized and low-to-mid 50's and by 8:00 the clouds are developing along the coast and by noon we are full on in the marine layer and overnight as

the sea breeze kicks in and brings cooler temperatures, six to ten degrees cooler, and a little bit conservative with that, and a couple degrees cooler on saturday and a slight warming trend on sunday through wednesday and no rain in the forecast. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, across the bay area, we have had quite a few accidents. this is eastbound along 580 with c.h.p. coming out for a traffic break to move cars to the shoulder. most of the traffic is headed in the westbound direction. it will be slow-and-go traffic up to 880 and the nimitz is bumper-to-bumper traffic with a brand new citizen on 880 and it is slow, northbound traffic is moving fine. in southbound 101 an accident

involving a motorcycle and all is moving over to the shoulder. back to san francisco, an accident involving a taxicab southbound 280, one lane is blocked and no delays and we have a slight bit of a slow down in the northbound direction. kristen and eric? >> 6:52. seven things to know's you go. we

>> good morning at 6:53 on this thursday, a look at the santa cruz beach boardwalk not even foggy at the coast and night day to be there. here are seven things to know. breaking news from san francisco with the police investigating a serious accident in the richmond district. a man got pinned under a stranger's car on geary boulevard after the driver pulled over to fix a tire. police are trying to determine if alcohol was involved and they are hoping felt will reveal exactly what happened. >> san jose leland high school is planning a vigil at 8:30 to honor a victim of the isla vista tragedy. george chen graduated from the school in 2012 and his grandmother is expected to attend. >> three, east bay victim is expected to be released from the hospital today and he was in isla vista visiting a friend and

he was hit by the attacker's car which both broke legs. he will recover at home. >> four, a painting of maya angelou goes up at the national portrayed gallery in washington, dc, who died yesterday at her home in north carolina. show was 86. >> five, the hidden cash frenzy is on in southern california now. the millionaire has been stashing cash for the past week and hit los angeles overnight after sparking a mad dash for cash in san jose. the twitter page reached more than 245,000 followers. >> six, winds are an initial for solano county with critical fire conditions and red flag warning until 8:00. from mount tamalpais we gusted to 44 miles per hour yesterday and only 22 miles per hour now so the warmest day. 80 to 89 inland and up to 82

around the bay but hazy at coast and 7 in downtown san francisco. >> 15, despite the sunshine it was quiet before the storm. the bay bridge toll plaza shows bumper-to-bumper traffic and 20 minutes across the bay. the real problems if you are traveling 880 southbound there is heavy bumper-to-bumper traffic. if you are making your way out of the bay area early, maybe taking a night from san jose you are at 38 miles per hour and sfo is hurricaning clear and across the bay at oak hand airport slowing down to 52 miles per hour. >>the many will go faster than that. we continue online and twitter and facebook and the mobile devices. >> we have news and weather and forecast during "good morning america" and we will look you with a gorgeous shot. >> another container ship coming into port. welcome to the bay area.

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good morning, america. and breaking overnight, search over. a dead end in the hunt for the missing malaysian jetliner. now, new questions about where the plane really went down. and if the pings detected were from the black box. new, this morning. the family of the santa barbara killer speaking out. chilling, new details about their son. did they see any signs? and their heartbreaking message for the families. maya angelou's last message. recorded for a civil rights honor she was set to receive tomorrow. powerful and inspiring. shedding light on injustice. we have her final words in our special tribute this morning. brad pitt, attacked on the red carpet. a man charging at the superstar, tackled by bodyguards and hauled away in handcuffs. so, who was he?