live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning on wednesday at 5:00. thanks for joining us. boy, leyla gulen has been busy early on this wednesday morning. so has mike. we will start with the big traffic problem on the bay bridge. >> we are looking right now at westbound along 80 the fifth street off-ramp is closed because of police activity in a fiery crash at 5th street and harrison. amy hollyfield is on the soon bringing us the details and how long the sig-alert. be with us. it is certainly going to impact our commute because it will be

around for hours. as we take you over to the scene, westbound 80 at fifth street the off-ramp is shut down and you can use first street coming off of the bay bridge. as we take you into fremont we have another sig-alert northbound 880, at mission boulevard, really, 680 is the best alternate to get around this with four lanes blocked that is causing quite the bottleneck. avoid that area until further notice. follow me on twitter and i will give you the details as they become visible. right new we will talk to meteorologist mike nicco with the weather. it is fore and windy. >> a change. it looks less like summer this morning. we can see the lowest clouds and low of the visibility on live doppler 7 hd at half moon bay. we have reports of drizzle along the coast and the peninsula because of the thick are cloud deck that is at the top of sutro tower. get ready for less sunshine and a cooler breeze with

temperatures only 75 to 84 inland and 59 to 65 along the coast into downtown san francisco and 68 to 77 away the bay. our best chance of drizzle from now until 9:00 but we will have a couple more chances in the seven-day outlook. more now on the breaking news leyla gulen was talking about, san francisco police and the c.h.p. are investigating a fatal crash that triggered the sig-alert along 80 coming into san francisco and our reporter is is live with the report. >> c.h.p. plans to be here for a while. here is video take were after the quaterback happened and the c.h.p. was pursuing the car at 3:00 this morning and they were headed over the bay bridge. the car crashed and burst into flames and officers say the two people inside the car died. there were no survivors. the c.h.p. was pursuing the car across the bridge and they were speeding. the cars with trying to exit at 5th and harrison when it

crashed. harrison is closed at 5th street and so is the off-ramp. do future country on this area for the commute. they believe it will be closed off for hours. it will take them a while to conduct the investigation. make alternate plans if you usually come through here. we are about to get briefed by a public information officer at the scene hoping to get more details on what led up to the crash. we will continue to follow this story so stay with us. >> breaking news from oakland, crews are on the scene of an apartment fire on 39th avenue near international boulevard that break out in a four-unit building firefighters say two units were burning when they arrived and everyone got out safely. the fire displaced 17 including five children. >> if you see jedi nights walking around san francisco south of market is not because

they are pro star wars but they oppose rising rents in the city and are protesting the big tech conference. matt? thousands of people will be here for the developers conference for google and there are already a dozen people lined up outside the mascone west center here. a lot attention will be paid to the people wore naughton invited, the protesters. registration was last night with 6,000 developers selected by random drawing many from other countries. outside the event security officers and activists dress in star wars. costumes and urge google to support good jobs and supportable housing. google and other technical companies post report profits, cost living in silicon valley rose 20 percent over four years while worker wages dropped 3 percent. this is after a protest at mountain view google campus overnight. here are photos from "occupy

google," supporting net neutrality. a post last night of a video showing police officers arresting several people for trespassing on the campus. we reached out to the police in mountain view and have not received a response yet. as for the conference, it is a two day event and the keynote address will start today at 9:00 a.m. thank you, matt. world cup officials considering whether to suspend team uruguay's star player after he bit an italian player in a match yesterday. katie marzullo is in the newsroom on that. >> you are big on twitter and now "chomp-gate" and soccer officials take this very seriously. you can see the replay and they have charged luis suarez with biting an italian player yesterday. the team has until 5 o'clock

tonight local time to rent evidence and that which yous -- that includes video and must be presented before the game on saturday. if suarez is found guilty there will be a batch of at least two matches and up to 24 months. >> all i know those things happen on the page. i collided with his shoulder. they are just casual incidents that happen during a soccer game. >> well, the 27-year-old has had similar casual incidences. early in the career he was suspended in both netherlands and england for biting opponents. you don't get the nickname "cannibal" for nothing and a punter in north way won $916 on a bet that suarez would bite someone during the world cup. so fans knew it was a probability.

fallout this morning after the national transportation safety board issued the final report on the crash asiana flight 214 at sfo that killed three people and help juried -- injured 180. ntsb pinned most of the blame on the pilots nor not understanding the technology and being tired. the board also said the complexity of flight control systems contributed to the crash. it faulted the san francisco fire department after a truck ran over and killed a teen who survived the crash but was then out of the plane on to the runway. a burlingame lawyer representing 14 passengers in a lawsuit against boeing and asiana says blaming the pilots ignores a larger problem. >> this is not all pilots too tired not paying attention. that is true. but if you do that you are only looking at the tip of the iceburg. there is a bigger story here on the automatic system.

>> the lawsuit claims boeing shut have retrofitted the automatic system 2308ing a similar crash in 2009. >> iraq's prime minister is calling on his nation's political blocs to close ranks in the face of sunni militants but there is no concrete promise of inclusiveness for minorities. hundreds will volunteers gathered at a recruitment center hoping on join the fight against the sunni militant whose took control of much of northern and western iraq after disastrous set backs, it is estimated the militants have 10,000 fights in iraq. >> today in sonoma, crews will conduct a controlled burn. expect to see a lot smoke in petaluma starting at 8:00 this morning. crews with the units will burn 22 acres of grasses in the area. the controlled burn will wrap up

by the afternoon and it will also serve as training for firefighters. >> let's turn our attention to leyla gulen again with the big problems coming into san francisco on the bay bridge. >> we have big problems across the bay area and this morning, as we take you over to the bay bridge if you make your travels from the east bay into san francisco we have a sig-alert that is in affect and will be around until further notice. that mean serious business for folks who are just now getting up and getting ready to get to work. westbound 80 is shut down because of police activity after a fiery crash. amy hollyfield is on the scene with all of the details at 5th and harrison the right now you can see from south beach camera this is westbound traffic, our tail lights pushing into san francisco, if you need to make it later this morning as the traffic starts to build, this is actually where we will be seeing the traffic getting heavy so if you get off as early at you possibly can at 1st street,

that is a better bet. >> at the bay bridge toll plaza the traffic is light and we also have a sig-alert in fremont and that is blocking off four lanes, northbound side at mission, and i will have the details in a little bit, but firsts we will see how the weather is doing with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning, everyone, it is 5:10. we will look at the bart commute and temperatures are mostly in the mid-to-upper 50's in all our platforms but for pittsburg at 64. through oakland, it will be 58. san francisco is 55 and sfo is 59. we are also 58 in union city and 57 in half yet and pleasanton and dublin. the temperatures are close to where they were yesterday, but for napa is six degrees warmer. and oakland is four degrees warmer and novato is four degree cooler. this is how it looks from the east bay hills and our camera is bouncing around and the clouds have climbed over the east bay hills and now starting to fill in the east bay valley. that is why the thick are cloud

deck could bring us drizzle this morning. the next couple of mornings and the cloud cover is on our day planner today at 51 to 58 this morning. we will be brightest from mid-morning up until about noon and maybe 1:00 o'clock and 58 at the cost and 76 inland exit clouds are increasing especially in the upper hoaxes and mid-levels and 60 to 78 at 4:00 and if you are headed out this evening, grab a coat at 58 to 70 at 7:00 and cooling, lower than that, headed to 8:00 and 9:00 the enjoy. 5:11. ford unveils the secret weapon to boost global sales, the america's money report is next. >> the no-fly list a judge make as rule flag could change whose names are flagged. >> while we dealing with the drought here this california, folks in the midwest have the opposite problem, the wet misery thousands of people are waking up to this

>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. three men are wanted in san jose four a particularly violent home invasion attack. police say the men forced their way inside an apartment on camden avenue before 5:00 yesterday morning. they then attacked a man inside a home with a hammer and tazed a woman. the men demanded money from the victims but they left without taking anything. it is a tough day

back-to-school for student whose survived a south korean ferry disaster. students walked past the parents of classmate whose died when ferry they were on sank. students asked people to never for get their friends and the crew should be punished. the trial began for the ferry captain can crew charged with abandoning their ship knowing the passengers were die punishable by death. >> we dealing with drought if california, people in the midwest are fighting a losing battle with flood water fueled by massive rain. homes in the town of waterville, minnesota, had water happening at their front door and in minneapolis, the mississippi river is 5' above understood stage and will not drop until tomorrow. in indiana people are cleaning up after a tornado damaged almost 20 homes near indianapolis and fortunately, no injuries remain reported. >> new numbers out this only

show how strongly the housing market is bouncing back. >> hand written lyrics for a bob dylan song sold for...how much? we learn in america's money report. good morning, to you, topping america's money, home sales soaring to the highest level since may of 2008 beyond what experts forecast with a northeast and west seeing the biggest increases and rights are up 7 percent from last year. ford has a new secret weapon to boost global seals, a sporty sports utility. the 2015 "edge." it features on new technologies. >> coffee lovers are offering more than a couple at a time making an entire caraffee at once. >> the manuscript of "like a

rolling stone," sold for $2 million, one of the most through shall songs in rock-n-roll history. that is america's money. a federal judge has ruled that the united states in fly list has deprived 13 people their constitutional rights to travel without giving them a way to clear their names. the oregon district court judge brown ordered the script to find a way for people on the list to appeal their inclusion. the plaintiffs who sued included four vans and a leader of portland's largest mosque. the people on the list are banned from boarding flights over united states airspace and the justice department said that it was reviewing the ruling. now a look at traffic which is a nightmare. >> it is a nightmare. not how you want to start the wednesday morning commute. we will head over to the bay bridge with a lot to get to. we have a sig-alert, westbound 80 blocking off the fifth street off-ramp and police activity is after a fiery crash is now at

5th and harrison where amy hollyfield is and will bring us more details. the off-ramp is going to be shut down until further notice. you can get that will cause a traffic impact headed out of east bay, off the bay bridge, into san francisco. you can always get off at 1st but expect heavy delays. the commute wears on, you will want to consider other ways to get to san francisco, possibly the san mateo bridge. back to the manns, -- maps, there are other problems, northbound 880 law fremont we have a sig-alert. four lane are shut down. you can see the backup at 36 miles per hour because of a crash involving a motorcycle and an overturned s.u.v. we had an early big-rig fire southbound side 880 and that is put out with all lanes now re-opened. there is a high wind advisory

over the altamont pass. the san mateo bridge is the drive headed across the water to the peninsula and another high wind advisory so be careful. you have high winds and fog in some places but machine machine has more dill -- but meteorologist mike nicco has news on that. >> the higher elevations have fog around 400 or on feet in the higher elevations with patchy fog. winds are 12 miles per hour at sfo and 24 in fairfield so we have a stout sea breeze which is why it is so cloudy. the winds pick up on the bay shore and into the delta with a small craft advisory until 9:00 this evening, and west wind at 15- to 25-knots and along the beaches, northwest wind at 30 knots. the exploritorium looks different than yesterday, the water is not so bad, but the cloud deck is on top of the tops

of the bay bridge support. less sunshine and cool breezes today and the cooling trend begins and spotty drizzle today, tomorrow, and friday morning and a heat wave will develop sunday, monday and tuesday with temperatures possible in the mid-to-upper 90's. as far as today, nowhere near the 90's, mid-80's is best, los gatos, morgan hill and gilroy and a lot of low-to-mid 70's around milpitas and sunnyvale and santa clara, and cupertino around 77, we will drop to 72 in san mateo and 61 is the spread along the coast, and mid-60's downtown, south san francisco and sausalito and we will have 75 in petaluma, and the cool spot in the north bay valley to 81 in napa and the east bay shore, 68 in berkeley, 70 in oakland and hayward and 75 is the warm spot in castro valley and inland, upper 70 through the san ramon vietnam and low-to-mid 80's from walnut creek to

brentwood at 84 and same in fairfield. tonight the temperatures are in the mid-50's to low 60's and more cloud cover, more fog in our best chance of drizzle could be a random shower tomorrow morning. here is the area of low-to-upper responsible, and the chunk of the energy is going to stay up to our north, and a few showers if you are headed that way, cold front sweeps through and falls apart and maybe a stray shower and, then, the temperatures tomorrow afternoon will be the big story, look at that we barely make it to 80 inland and low-to-mid 70's around the bay and upper 50's at the coast and friday the temperature is like today with more sunshine and not is breezy and we above average on saturday and there is the heat wave sunday, monday and tuesday and mid-to-upper 90's inland and mid-80's around the bay can comfortable and 60's at the coast. ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> surprising news of king of pop five years after his passing, michael jackson's estate is making more money in death than in life.

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apartment fire that broke out at 39th at international boulevard at 2:35. everyone got out safe. the red cross is help those on the scene. >> four, 6,000 developers are expected to turnout for fool's annual conference that kicks off if san francisco this morning. the demonstrators also plan to be there to call attention to the negative impacts high-tech companies are having here in the bay area. a report from mascone center is coming up at the to which the hour. >> today is five years since michael jackson died. businesses report that the estate earned over $700 million more than he made since the prime of his career. mega deals cut by the estate which you a either woulded $200 million record contract with sony for seven new albums and a permanent show in las vegas. six, the governing organization for world cup soccer charged uruguay's top player with biting a player from

italy. luis suarez appeared to bite the italian player on the shoulder at the end of the game with uruguay won. and suarez face as two year suspension. >> look how thick the many layer clouds are. they have moisture drizzle being reported. we will have more in the forecast and cooler weather before the big warming trend this week. chris brown is headed court in washington, dc, for possibly the start of a trial. the 25-year-old is facing misdemeanor assault charges. police say brown punched a 20-year-old fan seeking an autograph after the two changed words outsided hotel in downtown washington in october. hour, problem may not have to face trial. according to the were weapon he is in plea negotiations with the district prosecution. fundraising effort to create a women's and children's medical facility is off and running. the goal? raise $25 million to pay for an

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good when morning at 5:29. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas. had a morning where you could not get there? this is one of those oranges. especially on the bay bridge coming into the city. >> we have two signature alerts. the first is off of the bay bridge from east bay into san francisco westbound 80 the 5thstreet off ramp is shut down because of police activity. you can use first street but remark is early and it is moving along with spectator slowing as you pass but be prepared as the sig-alert will hang around for quite some time. if you are headed into the city after 6:00 expect heavy delays. think of contingency plans. eastbound traffic, leaving the city, we have two lanes that are open until 6:00 because of paving work so the entire stretch of the bay bridge could slow you down as you make it

into the east bay. using our yap -- app northbound 880 at mission boulevard, four lanes are shut down because of an injury accident and more details trait ahead. mike? >> good morning, everyone, we will start with live doppler 7 hd. we have patchy fog but no organized areas of rain. a lot of fog, low clouds, everyone is going to be dealing with it today and everyone will be cooler and breezy. look at the lack of sunshine compared to yesterday. 68 to 77 from around around the bay and we have 84 in the east bay valley and the 90's are carbon. 65 in downtown san francisco and it could be cooler and wetter in the forecast. we have the details in a minute but, first, the top stories. more on the sig-alert leyla gulen mentioned in san francisco, it began with a police pursuit and ended in a

fiery crash that killed two people. our news reporter is live at 5th and harrison. you got an update, amy hollyfield? >> i got a briefing from officers who say the car the two people were drying was stolen. here is video taken after the cash. the car as it was exiting 5th and harry son hit a wall or a barrier. they do not know why. it burst into flames. there were no survivors. the two people inside the car were killed. the officer was northbound and spotted the car and ran the plates and realized it was stolen and started to pursue it and the driver refused to stop so a chasten sued a chase ensue ed. the speeds did get up there. harrison is closed right now. so is the off-ramp. we have a picture of closure

from our south beach camera. the ramp will be closed for hours. do not count on it. we got a bit offed if news for drivers they are looking to open up harrison street soon. they are asking us to move out of here to get the road open. it looks like you can count on harrison street for part your commute if you need it to get away the city. do not count on the off-ramp. it will be closed for hours. a veteran oakland firefighter is in the hospital this morning after he was critically injured during a routine training exercise. the 55-year-old mitchell ow was hurt when his truck flip, he is a 25 career veteran. it was loaded with 3,000 pounds of water. it rolled when he turned. >> this is a more experienced firefighters at the station. he was wearing his seatbelt.

i got an official report that a firefighter unnapped his seatbelt. >> ow has been stationed at oakland airport for seven years and involving at highland hospital in oakland. firefighters turned out throughout the day if a show of support. >> oakland police are investigating a shooting that last a woman dead and a man eneurpoed. it happened before 7:00 last night near douglas and eads and the woman was in her 20's. a 31-year-old man was shot in the foot. officers gathered several pieces of evidence at the scene but police have not yet said what led up to the shooting or if the victims knew each other. >> a man is dead after the home caught fire yesterday. the elderly man could not escape the fire in his home on san carlos way living here with his adult son in union city. another person was taken to the official but officials have not said how badly that person is hurt. a retired firefighter tried to get in through a window but

unked it back because the smock was too thick and the fire too shot. >> they went through the front door and,ed would their way back and they located him in another part of the house. >> they found the victim near the living room close to where the fire started. firefighters do not know what sparked the place but they have not found anything suspicious. >> an attorney for bryan stow confirms the beating victim suffered a stroke ten days ago while the civil lawsuit against the dodgersens. fox news in los angeles reports the tone says his client is coming back okay from the strong and will be speaking with him today. but bryan stow cannot attend closing arguments in court. he is suing the lodgeers for negligence in the 2011 attack outside the stadium that last him with permanent brain injuries. a doctor testifying in the trial says he has reached a lat to in treatment and may never improve. roasts are planned outside

mascone center where the google developers conference is underway with 6,000 developers registered to attend the google of vent to explore and share new product ideas. google glass are some things that will be showed off at the conference. demonstrators, dressed in "star wars" costumes will protest the negative impact that the companies are having in the bay area, they say, including soaring housing costs and traffic problem. we will have a report from the mascone center at the top of the hour. a new poll shows governor brown is far ahead of his republican challenger in the upcoming list for governor. brown leads neel kashkari but 20 percentage points in the general election race. brown is ahead 52 percent to 32 percent among likely voters. 16 percent are likely voters are undecided and the poll is the first major independent and nonpartisan survey of the

governor's race. neel kashkari beat the challenger of the tea party early this month. brown and neel kashkari face off in november. >> former secretary of state hillary clinton is coming to the bay area tonight as part of her nationwide book tour. she will speak at the theater in san francisco and discuss the crisis and challenges she faced during her four years as association of state. clinton will spend the night in the city and sign copies her back tomorrow morning at book passages in the ferry building. >> officials for world cup soccer charged the top player of uruguay with biting a player from italy. luis suarez appeared to bite italian defender on the shoulder at the 80th minute of the game yesterday between uruguay and italy. a minute later uruguay scores the game only goal and eliminates italy from the world cup. if he is found guilty rules call for a ban of at least two watches and up to a maximum of

two years. louis suarez has been suspended twice for other biting incidents in the last four years. katie marzullo will have more on what it means for suarez in the world cup coming up at the top of the hour. espn and espn2 are carrying the world cup matches live at 9:00 this morning, nigeria and argentina on espn and bosnia-herzegovina and iran on espn2. at 11:00 o'clock, honduras and switzerland and ecuador and france on espn2. >> if the goal is to get into san francisco by the bay bridge, it is tough. >> it is tough. we have a sig-alert until further notice blocking off the fifth street off-ramp headed off the bay bridge and into the financial district of san francisco and this is because of police activity that also and blocking off harrison street but it sound like harrison will re-open. right now, 5th street will continue to be closed until further notice.

if you are headed along in the eastbound direction we have construction there that is blocking off all but two lanes and it could cause a squeeze on lower deck into the east bay. we have a c.h.p. ised high wind advise for the a mass, the business of the drives making it over the pass from tracy to dublin in excess of 40 minutes. another sig-alert, northbound nimitz, at mission boulevard, currently four lanes are currently blocked and 36 miles per hour is the top speed, so, very tough as you make the drive from fremont with a crash that involved an overturned sufficient and motorcycle with spectators causing delays. avoid the area. good morning, everyone, we will look at what is going on with the wind at 24 miles per hour in fairfield and 16 at concord and 12 at sfo and everyone else is less than ten miles per hour. those are going to pick up like they did yesterday afternoon, and i will show you how fast they get by at noon with a the

love us away the 10 to 20 miles per hour range and in the afternoon hours we could have gusts up to 25 miles per hour and the winds will let up a little bits during the evening hours, and, probably not such as we have seen the last couple of education, and the next 12 hours we starting off breezy and drizzle with reports from the peninsula, and along the coast, and as we head toward noon, the drizzle will dry and we will see the bright of the hours around lunch at 76 inland and 64 at the bay and the coast is 58. high clouds by 4:00, 78 inland and 72 away the bay and 60 at the coast and high clouds and thicker low clouds for the evening hours and 70 inland and 2 around the bay and 58 at the coast so jacket weather when we are beyond 7:00 for all of us. talk about how much longer the drizzle and cooler conditions hang around in the seven-day outlook. >> san francisco city leaders consider a new plan to improve

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covering los altos, petaluma and all bay area this is use. good wednesday morning. speed limits on san francisco streets could be lowered in an attempt to reduce or eliminate fatal pedestrian accidents. traffic officials are looking at reducing speeds by up to ten miles per hour. supporter say the result would be fewer accidents, a better chance at survival for pedestrians who are hit and a reduction in greenhouse gases. 21 pedestrians died on san francisco streets last year. officials are aiming for zero pedestrian fatalities by 2020. at the state capital the senate votes on whether to repeal a law to require restaurant employees to wear gloves when handling food. the restaurant owners and chefs say gloves can become just as dirty as hands. they add that a busy kitchen can go through 200 pairs of gloves in one night but not exactly a green initiative, either. if the repeal goes through it

allows preparers to go gloveless if they wash frequently. >> former congresswoman event marking 101 california street in san francisco marking the tragedy when the law to prevent gun violence was form, and it is 21 years since the shooting and honor youth alive to end the cycle of gun violence in the pay area. >> supervisors have followed the lead of san jose city council for now, supervisors approved a 45 day ban on new medical marijuana dispensaries in unincorporated areas of the county. the decision also prevents those shops from relocated as supervisors try to battle public safety concerns and patient needs to access the drug. >> this month, san jose leaders approved new rules expected to decrease the number of difficulties expenseries in the

city. a busy morning for us on the roads and a busy morning for leyla gulen. if you are waking up with us, we have police activity that is causing the sig-alert to be in affect until further notice off of the bay bridge westbound 80, shut down at the fifth street off-ramp causing quite the backup as the morning heats up as the hours wear on. if you need to get into the city give yourself extra time, we have a little bit of spectator slowing. good news for fremont commuters, northbound 880 at mission boulevard, the early sig-alert canceled and we have again miles per hour speed but that is quickly starting to dissipate and we have southbound traffic, as well, after four lanes were shut down because of an s.u.v. crash and motorcycle crash. our skyway camera is a sig-alert coming into san francisco and you have the attenuators are

showing traffic moving to the far right lane and that is going to be there until further notice and i will let you know when things re-open and you can follow me on twitter ad. i will keep you updated. 9 bay bridge toll plaza shows the metering lights are on and you can expect to see a slow drive into san francisco. mike? >> appreciate it. a busy morning. >> very busy. good thing the drizzle is not heavier or we would have slick streets to contend with. we have fog, at three-quarters mile visibility at half moon bay and patchy fog. let me show you the temperatures you will deal with in the north bay, local 50's so it is mild, 50 at bodega bay, to guerneville and calistoga at 2356 and we have mid-to-upper 50's until you get to redwood city at 60 and 66 in brentwood, and 57 in lafayette and san ramon and san carlos and san jose. look at this, cloud deck is

definitely lower on the golden gate bridge than yesterday and i can see everyone has the lights on as they travel across. the ferry ride this morning is not going to be as cloud free as year, in fact, it will be breezy with drizzle. less sunshine. cool breezes today. spotty drizzle not only this morning, tomorrow morning and friday morning, with high pressure rolling in, inland, and the heat wave develops sunday, monday and tuesday. mid-80's is the warm spot and morgan hill and gilroy and los gatos and 74 at santa cruz, and low-to-mid 70's most of the south bay and san jose and cupertino is 77 and we have low-to-mid 70's most of the peninsula with menlo park at 74 and millbrae is the cool spot at 69, and upper 50's to low 60's along the coast with mid-60's downtown and south san francisco and mid-70's to near 80 most of the north bay and napa at 81 and upper 60's around berkeley and alameda and 70 at hayward and oakland and hercules and fremont

at 74 degrees and upper 60's throughout the san ramon valley and livermore and out highway four through fairfield low-to-mid 80's. mid-50's to nearly 60 degrees and here is the area of low-to-upper that will crash northern california and that is where the showers are going to be today with the tail end of the systemcying through the bay area tomorrow morning and areas of drizzle are possible and most likely along the coast and our higher elevations like the east bay hills and possible headed through the santa cruz mountains. the seven-day forecast is cooler toast as we make it 80 inland for the warm spot and temperatures are friday with more sunshine and calmer conditions and the same as today and above am on saturday and you can see the heat wave on sunday, monday, and tuesday, and mid-to-upper 90's inland. new this morning, the 9/11 museum in new york is drawing bigger than expected crowds in the first month of operation with 300,000 people visiting sin it opened may 21, 5 percent

higher than projections and a vindication for those would took heat over the $24 ticket price. officials say the revenue is needed to make up for the $63 million operating costs. this could be the worst first day ever on a new job. the white house communications intern fainted during the press briefing. the young woman slumped and collapsed. the staff rush over to the woman to offer water and a small box of m&ms. she told a reporter she was feeling faint earlier but did not skip lunch so she was not sure why it happened. it was only the second day for the new white house press secretary so for both of them, a little touch and go. >> were you overcharged at whole foods? the big fine for the grocery chain but you will not see a dime of it. >> sir paul is rocking on with a new message he released that is music to the ears to his fans.

>> hidden cash is back. the torn california city that got in on the hunt for hundreds of

whole foods will pay $800,000 in fines for overcharging customers in california. they charged too much for the salad bar and other prepared foods by not subtracting the weight of containers. that fine will go toward paying for a pricing managers which they agreed to hire. they will face random audits. customers who shelled out teach will not see a dime. >> the finger pointing has begun if san francisco now that

star wars creator george lucas decided to build the new museum in chicago. he picked chicago for a museum to house the personal art collection and star wars memorabelia. george lucas wanted to build it in san francisco at the presidio but it was rejected by the trust. many in san francisco are starting to blame the trust for dragging out the process for years before eventually rejecting george lucas. the museum will, instead, be built along lake michigan's museum row in chicago. in a statement to abc, san francisco said the presidio trust unwisely rejected the proposal for a site near crissy field which forced george lucas county to look to cities like chicago and put san francisco's chance at landing the museum in jeopardy. sir paul's tour is back on track after he postponed several dates after coming down with a viral infection. the 72-year-old former beatle post add cleary message.

>> feeling great. rockin' and rollin'. >> the tour starts up july 5th. in am -- in albany. he will play at candlestick august 15, which was to be the last date but he will be making up for concerts he missed because of the infection. leyla gulen? >> train number 520 is delays departing oakland because of train equipment problems. the bay bridge has the story that is dominating our traffic all morning along and this is the sig-alert at the fifth street 50 ramp blocking off the each ramp and now we see a buildup of traffic so police activity is currently closing things down and you going to start to see slow traffic as you make it out of the east bay and

into san francisco. if you want to make it across another bridge it looks like the richmond-san rafael is at top speeds. we have a fly going on in pleasanton, with sunshine at 11 o'clock and high clouds and 77 at 3:00 and the clouds will increase with the breezes. 759 7:00 and 61 by 9 time we en. trying to salvage one game and 62 at 12:45 and music in the park, can you do that in redwood city, stafford park from 5:00, 70, to 8:00 and chilly 59 degrees. if you are traveling away the state, watch out for the showers up north, temperatures in the upper 80's, chico and sacramento and 75 in lake tahoe and young in los angeles. this is in such thing as too usually when it comes to reading to your kids. the american academy of pediatrics announced a new policy recommending that doctors

tell parents to ride allowed to parents from birth. the reading will enhance their communication skills. this is the first time the academy has officially weighed in on early literacy education. the morning news continues at 6:00 with breaking news in san francisco. >> a chase results in a deadly crash and car fire and the investigation is now impacting the morning commute. we have the latest. >> more breaking news from the east bay where an apartment building goes up in flames and building goes up in flames and chases a do people from their

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good morning on this wednesday at 5:59. usually this is hump day but maybe it should be called

"obstacle day." at 6:00, if you are weighing up, we have big problems on the bay bridge. if you coming into fran off of the bridge a sig-alert is in affect because of police activity, westbound 5th street off ramp there is a heavy backup and the morning commute is underway. we have our skyway camera through the fog you can see the arrows pointing to traffic to move to the far right side. 5th street will be shut down until further notice and we starting to see the impact on the morning commute. we will look at the bay bridge toll plaza coming up to the bay bridge the metering lights turned on 20 minutes ago and you can see the heavy backup from the maze ands finally, a look at berkeley, the life is starting to stack up as you head westbound, the headlights coming beyond the university avenue