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the bay or holt inland with fog along the coast. having a hard time developing in the north bay. most of the bay is around 69 to 83. inland east bay is warmest, 87 to 92 and the coast into san francisco is a comfortable 60 to 67 degrees with partly cloudy conditions. we waiting to find out how muni will unravel the morning and hopefully it will unravel. 36 bart trains are on time and ace train 1 on two minutes early and they have caught up. on the cartinez bridge we have a stall eastbound at the toll. it is causing slowing but we have a tow truck headed out there right now. we have this problem the san mateo bridge westbound 92 at toll plaza a big rig is stuck. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and it is wide open and

nice and clear and easy to come in, from emeryville, to san francisco. thank you, leyla gulen, the san mateo county sheriff is on scene of a deadly shooting by one of their deputies. the deputy shot and kill an 18-year-old woman fearing for his life during a confrontation at moon ridge housing conference around 9:30 last night. the deputy was responding to a family disturbance and he believed the woman was armed. that is not confirmed. the woman died in front of the complex. investigators with the district attorney are on the scene this morning. more breaking news from san jose and firefighters put out a fire at a two-story apartment building that started before 1:00 o'clock this morning. firefighters arrived to find an upper apartment fully involved with two people treated for smoke inhalation and released. six adults and five children have been displaced.

the fire is believed accidental. >> in san francisco, muni riders are waiting to find out what their commute will be like and whether workers are staging a sick out for a third straight day. >> our news reporter is in west portal. >> amy? >> we just found out that cable cars will not be running again today and the station agent says he thinks it is hooking like today will be a lot like yesterday, a muni spokesman tells me they are still trying to figure out what number are going to have as far as trains and buses. this is part of the frustration for commuters, not knowing each morning what to expect. this is what it looks like, they had half of the vehicles on the streets and of what of them were parked. they did not have enough drivers to operate them because so many called in sick. >> because this is an unorganized strike the union leaders say they don't have the authority to force employees back to work so no one knows what to expect each morning can

make it tough for commuters to plan the day. >> i have mixed feeling. it is inconvenient for those that need to ride muni. yesterday i was lucky and got a ride. today, i don't know what will happen. i hope muni shows up on the regular schedule. >> the mayor is getting involved and warning workers they will be investigated if they have called in sick and they have to have a doubt's note or they will be penalized. he is encouraging everyone to get back to work. employees staging this sickout because they don't like the contract offered from management. they voted on friday to reject the contract. we will stay in touch with muni officials to figure out how many trains and buses they will have but at this point it look like you should plan for more delays, another testing day of nerves

and touch for commuting. >> cable cars will not run today on the third day of the muni sickout. in election news, now, no real surprises. the first will face neel kashkari with 19 percent of the vote. neel kashkari has a steep uphill registration of republican voters. >> we are grateful for all the support. >> governor brown is seeking unprecedented fourth term in november. >> biggest races is for san jose mayor, the top two vote getters

were santa clara supervisor cortese with 34 percent and sam liccardo with 45 percent. the last minute campaigns paid off for cortese and liccardo who promised to improve public safety. cortese wants to high measure police officers and liccardo says the city does not have the money to do this. >> there are things like restoring community policing and utilizing technology and that can help us deploy officers. >> the money is there to get back up by 140 police officers but one reason people are leaving is economic, of course. >> vice mayor nguyen finished third among the eight. >> the new race for santa clara county sheriff, lorrie smith won with 60 percent of vote against a retired sheriff captain with

all ballots counted. >> in the east bay state senator took in 59 percent of the vote to replace george miller. the democrat will face a republican in the november election and miller is retiring after representing the district for 40 years. >> and a close race to see who will face swowell edging out corbitt by 610 votes in district 17 the battle is between two san francisco supervisors, the board president chu and the supervisor with 47 percent calling the second-place finish a victory because chu who got 48 percent raced twice at much -- raised twice as much money. >> time running out for city college of san francisco.

the same mission that voted to strip the school of accreditation is scheduled to meet today and it is not on the agenda. the commission for community and junior colleges is not scheduled to discuss city college's fate although it is the final meeting of the year. several missions, including congresswoman nancy pelosi, have urged the commission to give the school more time to fix their problems. the commission maintains it does not have the authority to extend the july 31 deadline and faculty and students are planning to rally before the commission holds a public meeting on friday. >> a man the f.b.i. says had bomb making material in his apartment, is headed to court. he appeared in federal court yesterday but did not enter a plea. f.b.i. agents revealed ryan ripe took off in his car after he was confronted on saturday and hebrew through a red light they decided it was too dangerous to follow him.

instead, they went to his apartment. inside, agents found components needed to wire together an explosive device and you can seat item on the screen. the f.b.i. believes the device could maim or kill. agents arrested ryan chamberlain on tuesday and he faces up to 10 years in risen if convicted. we have a first look at the images of the controversial hand over of bowe bergdahl to united states forces in afghanistan. the taliban released the new video and we have the latest. >> the taliban claims this video captured the moment that bowe bergdahl regained his freedom, the p.o.w. was exchanged for five high-risk taliban members detained by the u.s. government, and the pentagon says they have if reason to doubt this video is real. we have learned that president obama made the deal after officials saw a video showing an increasingly frail and disengaged bowe bergdahl but the controversy about the prisoner

swap will not go away. >> it is ill founded and it is a mistake and it is putting the lives of american service men and women at risk. >> i strongly believe we should have been consulted. >> army is preparing to reinvestigate bowe bergdahl's disappearance in afghanistan when the former p.o.w. is well enough to talk. the military will look at potential misconduct in the disappearance and capture, a senior official tells abc that there is evidence bowe bergdahl willingly walked away according to the official, bowe bergdahl wrote a note before disappearing say he was disallusion oned with the mission. the army needs his story, a ballet instructor back in idaho describes the man she knew. >> he wasn't a quitter or a deserter and i don't know this is what he did. no one knows. >> doctors remain concern about his mental and physical health so they are not letting his family and friends welcome him

back. if you are ready for work, we will see what kind of weather condition you are facing. mike? >> to the north it is cool. the cool spot of all of our microclimates. we have mid-40's throughout the we corridor until san rafael and mill valley at 51 and 50 and american can wrong and napa at 53 but up to calistoga we have 49. low-to-mid 50's around the bay shore and headed out dress for that and same at half moon bay and as you head inland to san ramon 51 and lafayette is 54 and brentwood is 56, enjoy that because the lows probably going to be in the 60's and possibly 70's for the weekend. you can see the traffic is snaking through the east bay hills and the key is not the traffic but the fact we can see the traffic because there is no marine layer. we will go with a few clouds at the bay and coast and up to 54 by 7:00.

it will be 80 inland by noon. you need the sun glasses and the coast we will have sunshine. 88 inland and comfortable in the evening, chilly at the coast and maybe 52 to 80. enjoy. >> we have word we will have 440 buses on the road out of 600 so that is better than last two days. that is some relief. not perfect but a step if the right direction. we have construction that will be with us until 6:00 this morning traveling along the westbound direction and in the eastbound direction watch out for cones that could be blocking off the lane or two. drive time traffic is loading and 34 minutes tracy to dublin, antioch to concord is clear and through the north bay, san rafael to san francisco is only 17 minutes and up to the golden gate bridge it is looking nice as you head in the southbound direction your headlights and tail lights are moving along

northbound and we do not see the cones being picked up so slow down your speed and watch what is ahead of you. kristen sze is back. >> glad to be back. >> still ahead, the pledge tesla c.e.o. and making to the automaker and the shareholders. >> tornadoes and hail, a quiet spring takes an unwanted turn

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believed to have gone down. however, researchers say the sound appear toss have come from well outside the projected flight path. >> tesla motor c.e.o. is charged his leadership battery. or five more years to oversee the production of the third generation car that will sell for $35,000 half the cot of the current model s. it will be realistic for mass market requires a massive battery factory and is now deciding where to build it. california is considered a long shot for a new factory. >> a new report reveal how much bad traffic is in the bay area and how were time we waste going nowhere. san francisco has the second worst congestion in the nation with san jose 5th, and los angeles held on to the top spot in the country for most congestion and in the bay area we spend an average of ten work

day as year sitting in traffic. that is two weeks. drivers with 30-minute commute spend 84 hours a year in traffic in san francisco and san jose. >> violent weather in the mid-we have. a woman in nobody nobody tried to dodge hail as large as tennis balls. nebraska, iowa and missouri are in the path of a severe weather pattern that could result in tornadoes and in missouri a new definition to the word "pouring rain," coming down in sheets in south dakota and kansas bracing, too, for heavy rain. and spencer christian is headed to new york city for special appearance on "good morning america" and will be filling in for a reporter and you can see spencer there tomorrow and friday right after our news

calf. >> and robin roberts is calling it "throw back thursday." >> hope he is not nervous. >> it has been 15 years since he left "good morning america" and our luck, bay area viewers' luck. >> nice not to stay up late to watch him so we can want him in the morning. pretty cool. >> you have the local duties. what is going on? >> we will talk how the marine layer is getting lower when we show you what happened to the complex of thunderstorms and possibly dropped telephone tornadoes 170 reports of hail and 230 reports of wind damage that has weakened and now headed to the ohio river valley and there could be some delays if you travel through stimulus, memphis and cincinnati headed through the morning hours. at whom we are watching the winds at fairfield at nine american. that is a lot slower than it has

been this evening. you have that right. that is why this is what we can see on sutro tower, a compressed main layer that is showing signs of opening. you can see mt. diablo in the distance with faster sunshine, warmer temperatures this afternoon, and the heat wave going to hit the inland neighborhood the hardest and we will be in the 90. but if you want comfort you can come to san francisco or hang out at the coast and that is where we will be in the 60's. as far as what is going on we have high pressure to the north and low pressure pulling away and that is why our winds are relaxing and the pressure gradient is now starting to weaken. you can see the block developing of highs so highs starting today and the high will stay up for about four or five days into the 90's inland. we will be in the home 80's in the south bay and 82 in san jose, our extreme is milpitas at 78 and gilroy is 87 and santa cruz is 70 with nearly 80 degree temperatures in redwood city

south but low-to-mid 70's from millbrae to san mateo and the neighbors and low 60's along the coast and mid-to-upper 60's in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and nearly 60 in north bay and 76 at pet lute to 83 at napa, the spread. 6959 berkeley to 76 at fremont and hercules can inland we go from 87 in pleasanton to brentwood at 92. the key, look what the temperatures are doing: they fall back into the 50's in most areas and highway 4 you will be in the 60's. >> you can see the string of heat thursday through monday and well hit the 80's on saturday and sunday around the bay for the hottest difficulties and we will still be in the 60's and dry. >> we want on remind you that amy hollyfield got word from muni's spokesman that 440 buses out of 600 will be on the streets today. that is an improvement. hopefully we will not see people

stuffed like sardines. in the east bay, westbound 580 at 680, this is a two-car crash with heavy traffic from live more to dublin the and into hairs southbound, 880, a single car crash there is facing the wrong direction so we have a lane blocked and crews are headed out there and c.h.p. is also to the seen so you may see some delays. at the richmond san rafael toll plaza it is wide open as you cross the water into the north bay only 13 minutes. >> seven things to know use start your day. >> the generous donation that will give people in the bay area more room to roam with nature. >> a sweet treat that is coming to las hello! i'm a ki and us and us kids have an important message for our grown ups. three grams daily of beta-glucan...

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here are seven things to foe today. the number one, breaking news in half moon bay, the san mateo county sheriff is investigating a deadly shooting involving one of its deputies. they say a deputy shot and killed an 18-year-old woman at the moon ridge housing complex last night and the deputy said he believed she was armed and feared for his life. no word in a weapon was found. >> two, 11 people including five children were forced out of their apartment in san jose. firefighters arrived before 1:00 o'clock to find a top floor of a complex fully engulfed if flames. two people were treated for smoke inhalation. >> three, muni riders in san francisco are preparing for a third day of a sickout by muni drivers but it could improve some what. two-thirds of the vehicle will be back in service but now, cable car service is still not

running. the bay bridge toll plaza shows traffic is running smoothly but expect some delay on muni. it looks like it will be a better day today. >> five, check out the holes in the cloud deck, the partner layer is thinner this afternoon with faster sunshine, the warming trend begins and i will tell you where it will get lot and lou long it will last. dave cortese and sam liccardo will face each other to be the next mayor of san jose. they were the top two vote getters yesterday in the election. >> the new 17-minute video released by the taliban in afghanistan appears to show the hand off of former p.o.w. follow doll being handed off with several men and a united states blackwater helicopter in the back ground.

ed pentagon says this is no reason to think the video is faith. >> a area of waterfront property has changed hands. the familiar donated 300 acres of land sighting near the regional park in fremont to the east bay regional park district that will expand the park to 1,200 acres, first acquiring the land and itemed it into the farm in the 1800s and the process to convert the space has taken 14 years to accomplish. the value of the rot is estimated to be $10ment. paradise has 800 pound copy of the statue of liberty.

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am matt keller. >> the sun is coming out. we my have to wait, what is going on? >> the sun is coming out and we have cloud cover spilling into the bay but you can see how compressed the manner layer is as we look down from sutro tower with the top of the manner layer and holes are developing you will see a lot of sunshine inland and 87 to 92 and the coast has free air conditioning and 60 to 67 and the rest of bay is around 69 and 83 degrees. now the morning commute. >> it look like things will improve today and amy hollyfield has been telling us about the details. we will have them in a couple of minutes. first, i take you to san jose where we have this accident, a pole in the lane with a car

hitting hit and has major front-end damage. on 580 you have heavy traffic, as well. >> we have breaking news from san jose where firefighters are mopping up after two fires this morning, with flames breaking out near tradewinds drive. two people were treat asked released but eleven people are displaced. red cross volunteers help fine shelter. the fire was put out in 40 minutes. the other fire is just now coming in with the details. >> san mateo, sheriff says a deputy fearing for his life shot can killed an 18-year-old woman during a confrontation at housing complex with the deputy believing the woman was armed

after responding to a report of a family disturb abc call. the woman died at seen. in word if a weapon was found. >> san francisco muni riders are dealing with a third straight morning of muni workers sickout and we got an update open how it is shaping up. >> it look like it could be better today. >> a little bit better, but, we have been watching here at west portal and we have seen more trains and buses today and a spokesman says there are 440 vehicles on the streets, compared to 300 yesterday but they still have people out sick, 160 people are out sick so plan accordingly. the hope is it will not look like thises again, with people shoved into trains and buses if they can even get on a train or bus. the san francisco mayor is involved and they will

investigate everyone who has called in sick the. >> they didn't show ups don't have -- show up with a doctor's note we will hold people accountable. >> here is the letter explaining to workers they could face penalties for disrupting service. supervisor introduced legislation urging employees to get back to work. that has had some influence because yesterday we had 300 muni vehicle operation and today there will be 440. no cable cars will be running again this morning, but, a spokesman tells me they could possibly be up and running by this afternoon. now the election, results have been coming in all night with the biggest bay area races starting with the race for san jose mayor. the top two vote getters were cortese and liccardo has 25 percent.

they will advance to a november run off. madison nguyen finished third. >> governor brown is seeking an unpress dropped fourth term and is getting 55 percent of the vote and he will square off against republican challenger follow treasury department official kneel -- neel kashkari. >> i will campaign hard. i take nothing for granted. i have to say that california has come a long way in the last few years. >> neel kashkari faces uphill battle where few voters regular store as republicans. in the south bay, mike honda has 49 percent double the number of fellow democrat khanna who got 27 percent. in district ten, former

she is on probation for shop lifting charges. >> in the east bay republican beginner with 37 percent and sbranti had 37 percent they captured the top two spots beating out glazer who ran on a campaign of banning strikes by restaurant workers. >> and 4-1 was the approval for height on building on the waterfront. it was subpoenaed to block a building by the warriors but they decided to build elsewhere. can you find results for every bay area county. >> a san francisco police officer was ineurpoed while trying to take down a suspect. an ambulance was called to evaluate the officer in the north beach neighborhood at 10:30. he was responding to an argument

on vallejo up the block from central station. police say the officer broke his arm while making an arrest on a suspect who resisted. video shows what led up to a disturbing confrontation between an oakland high school student and a campus security guard. we now know that 17-year-old martin ned was attacked, twice, by the guard with this first incident shown here, the guard tipped martinez out of the wheel chair and kick him in the head and he and a second guard drag martinez into the elevator and then michigan michigan -- hallway. mitchell has been fired. the martinez family will file a lawsuit. the second guard was suspended. >> san lenadro police say moms of teen, some argued, are

rampaging through the city committing robberies and assault. for the past month, teens from antioch and pittsburg and richmond come to the city and cause problems the on saturday a mob chased two teaches from the bart to this mall where they beat and robbed them. >> he was pistol-whipped and one had a bun and that is another issue we dealing with because it is not just a bunch of juveniles but now they want weapons. >> police believe this youtube video taken in downtown chicago sent off a trend called "wilding," a flash mob that goes on a rampage along the 880 corridor. a group of cities are creating a police task force to combat problem. >> the tall batch released new -- the taliban released new video showing the hand over of bowe bergdahl. the transfer took place in eastern afghanistan. the video shows bowe bergdahl near a pickup truck waiting

before being taken away by helicopter the one insurgents told bowe bergdahl not to come back to afghanistan and if he did, next time he would not leave alive. >> he was changed for file high risk taliban figures be held at guantanamo bay. the committee overseeing the bay bridge meets to discuss the latest problem involving anchor rods on span and an update on testing. the problem was revealed to the bay bridge toll authority. the roads that hold the cable in place on the new span have shifted and are now off center, more than two-thirds of the 274 rods are too close to sharp edged plates in the belly of the bridge. the concern is that the rods could be damaged by friction in a earthquake. it could take months and millions to fix the problem. a cloudy drive across the bay bridge but, mike, can you tell us if this will require

windshield wipers? >> i didn't run into moisture. there is a presidential but -- this is a possibility but mostly dry. low-to-mid 50 for san mateo and belmont and menlo park but veteran in palo alto. a warm spot is mountain view and 58 around the bay shores and most of us in the low-to-mid 50's even the east bay shore, and low-to-mid 50 inland east bay neighborhood and mid-to-upper 40's around santa rosa and larks spur. through the east baylies you can see the traffic headed to the west. we will talk to leyla gulen for the traffic. everyone is warmer from the south bay, san francisco is four degrees warmer. east bay, oak hand -- oakland is five degrees warmer. antioch is ten degrees warmer. we reach 80 by noon with

sunshine. 66 around the bay. 64 at the coast. mid-to-upper 80's by 4:00, inland, 76 around the bay, 50 at the coast at 7:00 and 60's around the bay. grab a coat. 80's inland. enjoy the wednesday. >> good wednesday morning. if you are waking up, you can breathe a sigh of relief. we have better news from muni this morning. it will not be perfect but it will be better with extra buses being added. 43 bart trains are running on time and ace train is also on time. the altamont pass is busy and so is the dublin interchange westbound 580 at 680, bringing speeds down to 34 miles per hour with two lanes block so you have to squeeze by. as we take you to san jose we are not sure if it is a poll or pothole the car hit but it sounds like the car hit this pole, yes, a pole, and there is

major front-end damaging. there are no delays. from emeryville camera there will be a view in a few minutes. >> on the road to recovery one step at a time. a six-year old lynn -- palestinian boy can do something he has never done before because of remarkable bay area doctors. >> and was secretary of state john kerry catching shut eye in what he was really doing.

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covering cupertino, wine country and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a heart warming story from children's hospital on the peninsula. a six-year old palestinian boy from a refugee camp suffers from a rare condition that causes his knee joints to stick out and his feet to face the wrong way. he could not walk. his family sought help and a teach of surgeons from stanford answered. >> i have been carrying him around. >> it is the first time to wear shoes so it is a huge deal. he wanted spiderman shoes. >> there is no complete cure for the condition doctors have been able to wear him wear shoes and stand and walk on his own and he can go to school for the first time and will return home later this month. >> rebound is spending the second day in poland pledging new support for the government of ukraine training part in the 25th anniversary celebration of the first free elections in

poll land. the new president elect of ukraine was this and president obama says ukraine could be a driving democracy if the world community stands behind it. >> i met with president elect poroshenko and told him that as free nations offer support and assistance to poland, in your transition to democracy, we stand with ukranians now. ukraine must be free to choose its own future for itself and by itself. >> the united states says it will send kiev an additional $5 million in equipment to help ukraine military battle pro-russian insurgents. president obama will head next to brussels to meet with g-7 leaders. >> secretary of state john kerry says he wasn't napping during president obama's joint news conference in poll land and says it was a long blink. you can judge for yourself. susan rice bend down and you can

see. jesus christ finished a long and rob tiring flight and he is finally unblinking. >> stop when you have a camera. >> it was a red eye. give the guy a little slam. >> he is concentrating. i do that with the weather. close my eyes and concentrate. >> when i start talking you do that, as well. you doing a turn around from yesterday, nice to have you back. >> kristen sze is back, everyone. in livermore, an idea of what to expect, we start the month at 88 and we warm to 88 with low-to-mid 50's we have been up to 113 and administration -- as cold as a frosty 30. low-to-mid 50's at night.

rainfall amounts are nearly nothing. redwood city up to 82. that is manageable. 52 to 55 but have been 109 and 37 degrees. the winds are very light. that is why we seeing the haze and fog developing on 101 in san rafael. the commute is nice right there. we will talk to leyla gulen and find out where the traffic is. inland heat wave developing, more likely tomorrow but there could be a few areas hitting nine. the cloud cover is not so extensive as yesterday and by 10:00 it is gone even at the coast we will see more sunshine with 60's but 90's showing up so we have the summer spread developing as the warmer afternoons are starting to develop. 78 in milpitas and low-to-mid 80's most of the south bay and 87 in gilroy for the warm spot

and 70 in santa cruz and low-to-mid 70's in millbrae. a lost 80's. low 60's along the coast but mid-to-upper 60's downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 76 at petaluma and 78 in san rafael and everyone else and 80 to 83. low-to-mid 70's for the rest of east bay shore and upper 80's and low 90's from 87 at pleasanton to 92 in present wood. the 90's start inland can don't stop until possible tuesday and we hit the 80's saturday, sunday, and monday for the warmest days and look at the coast, still looking good. >> travel time on 101 through san rafael but in 20 minutes a tow truck will arrive to help the cars out of the way and it is causing slowing and blocking westbound 580 at 680 and now 40 minutes to head from tracy to dublin and westbound 580. highway 4 is loading up from

antioch to concord and 17 minutes from san rafael to san francisco. eastbound side of the bay bridge is a few more minutes with cones picked up because of construction from san francisco to the first anchorage and westbound traffic is building. the metering lights were just town on and we have traffic that is backed up from the maze and from emeryville camera to the may you can see it is moving along find out of berkeley. you will love this story. yosemite officials helped an 8-year-old florida boy fulfill his dream of being a park ranger. the make-a-wish foundation helped gabriel realize the dream. they set up heroic activities for gabriel and he helped put out a small grass fire. he tended to an injured hiker and went on a walk through a meadow. he fighting a life-threatening skin and joint disorder that can cause the walls of the blood vessels to rupture the he was

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a beautiful shot at sun and the sutro camera and you will see more sun according to meteorologist mike nicco. he will have the forecast in a bit. it is 5:53. "jeopardy" crews are recording questions you will see this season on show. the counts paid a visit to the computer history museum in mountain view year. they are filming tech-inspired visittia -- trivia questions. >> in 1939, bill hewlett and this man set up shop in a garage. >> matt, i know you know the question, who is... >> come on. >> packard. >> exactly. >> i don't want to give away any secrets. >> gotcha. >> you know who has secrets?

>> not mike, he will reveal all. >> warmer? sunny? law is the question? >> what will the bay area weather look like custody. >> sunny. a lot brighter. the coast is breaking up at 64 in monterey and mid-to-upper 90 through the central valley and lake tahoe is 7 and in palm springs 107. we had issues in mexico with tropical storm boris that is dropping do a depression. it is bringing flooding rain to southern mexico and parts of central mexico so it will be a bear the next 48 to 72 hours. >> we will talk about the mats transit. we have had better news although we are still going to be in the red. we still have delays from the muni sickout, but all ferries

are on time. 80, westbound, looking good and the bay bridge is looking good. continue minutes from san francisco to to you, matt. >> dan marino says it was all a mistake. former dolphins quaterback was the best known of the 15 former players who filed a concussion lawsuit against the nfl last week. now he says he filed this as protection for his family if he suffered the effects of head trauma later in life. he has withdrawn. >> a long island man charged with a hate crime in the attack on v. stiviano who recorded l.a. clippers' owner donald sterling rant. she says she was assaulted on sunday outside a restaurant. a 40-year-old man in custody will appear in court today.

the man and a companion made slurs and punched her in the face and spit on her. v. stiviano's recording of the donald sterling rant led to his lifetime ban from the nba. a new attempt to reduce the number of lasers pointed at players m january a man direct add laser at the pilot of sky 7 and we captured this video of the man being are add. the f.b.i. says they will offer $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of thin who intentionally uses a laser to target an aircraft. the government is launching a campaign with movie theaters showing public service announcements during the reviews >> the morning news continues at 6:00 with developing news. >> other day, another sickout. we are live with the commute today and will it be so troublesome? >> the demand that mayor lee is making. >> no surprise, governor brown declares victory in the primary

for governor but new this morning we know which republican he will square off against in november. >> panda hit as foul ball that causes thousands of dollar in property damage. we will show you the highlights.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. breaking news at 6:00, flames take a dozen people out of the their home overnight. an 18-year-old woman shot dead by a -- difficult in san mateo county and the reason the deputy had in choice but to open fire. >> in san francisco, commuters facing a muni sickout for a third straight day. how drivers skipping out on work

today and the anger from city officials. >> thank you for joining us on wednesday. i am matt keller here for eric thomas. i am kristen sze. mike, how is the weather? we have clouds at the bay and coast but not inland. it is hazy. the winds are slower at fairfield at nine miles per hour. a lost calm conditions out there so we will have hazy sunshine today and at the cost we will see more sunshine. clouds and 55 and mid-to-upper state departments by 4:00 and back into the mid-60. grab a coat in the evening. inland, hazy sunshine and mid-to-upper 50's and nearly 80 at noon and mid-to-upper 80's at 4:00, calmer but warmer in the evening mid-to-upper 70's and at coast we are going to have temperatures in the 50's but we could spike up to 60 with more sunshine today. leyla gulen? >> good morning, everyone, if you are waking up with us at