re he gives an estimate. another worker expects it to take as long as the morning commute. it will be closed that long. here is video of year's crash, a car was hit by a southbound express moving at 79 miles per hour. crews extricated the 30-year-old female driver from the passenger side of the vehicle and pushed her to the hospital. she die add short time later. reports indicate the railroad gate crossing was working. >> not far from the street and when the light is red cars back up across the tracks and what happened is one person stopped on the tracks. >> 400 passengers were on the train that made impact. the train suffered significant damage no one was injured. thousands of additional commuters dealt with delays and caltrain resumes service on a single track through the area. another deadly accident happened in san francisco an out of the service hit a person in a tracks

in the tunnel at the 22nd street station after 9:00 that night and that person died on the train. a post yesterday said it was exceptional day and and very bad situation. >> a pedestrian was killed when hit by a car on interstate 880 off-ramp in milpitas after 10:15 last night at the ramp at the accident was not a hit-and-run accident with no word on the identity of the pedestrian. the family of a san jose fruit vendor killed by a suspected drunk driver is getting an outpouring of support from the community. abc7 viewer who saw our story about francisco hernandez is setting up a fundraising page. the man said the goal is to raise $10,000 for hernandez' wife and three children. his wife was also injured in the

crash and is recovered at home. we have a link to the fundraising page on abc7news.com. >> a san jose woman will appear in court in the murder of a man found dead in his home. police say tips led to the arrest of a 19-year-old woman who is the woman seen in this store southfield video on the night using a credit card of this map, the murder victim. his body was found on monday. police think she could be part of a crime crew associated with the woman accused of posing as a prostitute and drugging and boating and robbing the man. state regulators will give drivers relief at pump. the board will vote on a proposal to lower the state gas tax by 7.5 crept as flown. if passed it cuts the current tax from 36 crept as july 1. >> santa clara county

supervisors debate a new system that tracks a person's cell phone. the sheriff wants to buy 500,000 system designed to track a person's cell signal. supporters say it could be used to find missing persons or high risk offenders. right now they have to have a judge's permission. our reporter will have much more on this story at the top of the hour. >> happening tonight berkeley city council will consider a two-year moratorium on drones. berkeley peace and justice committee recommended the city be drone free zone. groups fear that police could infringe on people's privacy by using drones and for our cities across the issue have banned the use of the aircraft. >> tens of thousands of books tossed out with the trash. a library is defending its decision to throw the books out but angry residents are demanding something be done. our reporter has the story from

fremont. >> i am a witness who found the bins of books that were discarded. >> the public library director says 172,000 books remain discarded offer the past two years. she says they were forced to make space after spending $3 million on new becomes. >> some thing have to go, they are outdated, warn out, a dog chewed them copy stains. >> residents complain the weeding was too extreme and uncovered thousands of discarded becomes that were less than five years old. >> this is a wonderful biography of willie mays that was brought and the library in 2010 and this is our collective history. >> residents, asked why the books were not donated to nonprofits or other countries. >> why the county cannot work with the school districts and give the becomes away, i don't understand that. >> a moratorium has been placed

on throwing away anymore books and the commission is reviewing the policy. the director says that they are now actively looking nor more people and organizations who want the books. >> 4:35, today is six months since the earthquake that jolted people from their beds and knocks buildings off foundations in napa. many residents and owners found themselves cleaning up. the earthquake caused major damage to buildings including historic structures in downtown napa. at 5:00 amy hollyfield will join us from napa with a look at how people are recovering. >> it is 4:35. >> service will were upgradeed to levi stadium after there was a problem over the outdoor hockey game between the sharks and the los angeles kings on saturday. our media partner the mercury news reports that is twice the number of rider whose take the

rail to the 49ers game. some got to the game late because the light rail was packed with riders. >> two lawmakers are asking for a probe of working conditions at four catholic high schools in san francisco. d assemblyman phil king of san francisco and kevin mullen say the morality clauses of archbishop are discriminatory condemning birth control homosexuality, and artificial insemination but he says the lawmakers need to respect the right to hire people who hold up catholic teachings. the port of oakland is see seeing a work slow down despite the bill define the pacific maritime association and the longshoreman's union reached last week. the port of oakland tolls abc

that trucks are moving in and out of the terminals but there are not enough crane operators. the short average is temporary. >> we hope so. now, meteorologist mike nicco, is the cold temporary? >> it is going to be temporary this morning, the coldest morning in the forecast. of course, san francisco is barely touched by the cold from june at ocean beep and west portal and bayview at 52 and golden gate bridge and 53 in downtown mission and sunny side and 55 at the ferry building, and pacifica is 52 and everyone else in the 30's and 40s at 53 in long beach. santa clara is 35 and petaluma, the air was not so drive. the temperatures are up to 20 degrees cooler in napa and 21 in

novato and everyone else 8 to 17 degrees cooler. still breezy in the higher elevations and still gusting at around 25 miles per hour but it will not work its way down with a lighter breeze and low-to-mid 60 at the coast and sunshine everywhere at 6 a to 68 inland and the dry humidity will allow us to get from 64 to 68 at the bay and in san jose clear at the shark tank. lie clouds and warm on thursday and scattered showers and cooler on friday and we will show you the rest coming up for the week. ought san mateo bridge, moving along fine with hardly any cars moving eastbound and westbound direction. we do have one accident and this is going to be in contra costa county traveling southbound on 242 that is where we have an accident. it is on the shoulder. there are no delays. we are looking at mostly green conditions along 680 up to highway 24. 24 is looking clear through

lafayette into orinda. how is it on the altamont pass? it will only take you 25 minutes to head from tracy to dublin and highway 4 antioch to conquer is 14 minutes and 101 from san rafael to san francisco is 16 minutes. tossed out like trash from a passing car what a mother dog did to try to help her little pup. >> burning man is hacked by hackers. >> weather and traffic through the entire commercial break with abc7 now. the bay bridge

covering novato, oakland sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a cruel mystery, animal control officers want to find a person who stuffed mother dog and her pup any a sandbag and

threw them on to a road in santa cruz county. >> our reporter has the story. >> this miniature mix appears to be doing better arriving at the santa cruz animal shelter three days ago after she and her purpose by were found dumped on the road. >> starting to do better than in the beginning she was very -- not eating too much but now she is doing better. officers took photos of the doc when they arrived and discovered her dead puppy lying next to her. based on the evidence officers say someone stuffed them in a sandbag and tossed them out of the car. >> they treated the animals as if they were garbage and drove to a location in the county known to be a dumping ground for unwanted garbage couches, and dryers and the sandbag is sealed and the person responsible tied it shut but the dog escaped by chewing her way out of the bag. she did not suffer injuries shelter workers say she is still dreaming over the loss of her puppy who died of head trauma.

she has had a hard time letting go. >> we had the deceased puppy on the compassion puppy and during the entire compassion the mother dog would walk away from the veterinarian and hit the pup and walk back. workers hope to find a home but they hope the public can help them find out who dumped her and her puppy and why. in santa cruz for abc news. >> it is 4:43. an east bay state lawmaker will unveil a proposal to ban all forms of tobacco in every baseball venue across cam. the proposal by democrat of richmond will cover smoking the first-of-its-kind would apply to all forms of smokeless or chewing tobacco. research shows smokeless tobacco contains 28 different cancer help causing agents. he believes that the baseball can set a good example by keeping young people from trying smokeless tobacco. >> burning man is fighting back after the system was hacked

cutting to the front of the line and bought more than 200 tickets as people waited on-line for a chance to buy one of the 40,000 tickets available. burning man said they are tracking down the hacked orders and canceling them. individual tickets for the event in the desert sold out this year in under one hour. >> san jose police are trying to track down the tagger would hit city hall over the weekend scrolling words on the 18th floor landing. there are words spray painted on the outside of the 12th floor stairway. anyone convicted of painting practice feet can get three contraries in yale and a $10,000 fine. >> for the super bowl fans out there keeping track, we are just 347 days until super bowl 50 at levi stadium in santa clara. >> why should the excitement wait? 50 was displayed in light on the side of coit tower. check out the official countdown

clock on the have been 50 website, fans are submitting photos of themselves holding single digits numbers and are used as digits on the clock. >> we have abc news photos we have taken on our website. everyone is getting interest it. mike? >> can't wait. >> we have your tie on. >> hopefully. >> can't wait for the chance for the rain. is eight if chance -- it is a good chance? >> it is a good chance we. have very light rain. >> it is a good chance of being cold. >> that is 100 percent guaranteed. >> i will show you this quickly and what has happened yesterday a land spout because it is not technically a tornado. it is swirling mass of air but it doesn't have quite the same setup in the storm that a tornado has so we called it a

land spout now. it looks like a tornado and kind of a glorified and for us we have unlimited visibility on live doppler hd and the dew point is quite as cry as yesterday but, still, in the money 20 -- mid-to-upper 20's and we do not have forecast or fog. humidity is running from 41 percent at sfo to 85 percent at santa rosa and 87 percent in novato and we will see that climb tomorrow and we will see more fog in the morning. this morning, look at this, 680 at walnut creek into san ramon valley clear, but this is the cooler weather also. sunny and calmer and still dry air today. cool and patchy fog running to tonight and showers are possible on friday and saturday and today's temperatures will be in the low-to-mid 60s along the coast and mid-to-upper 60s for

the rest of us from 65 in san francisco and san mateo to fairfield, livermore, morgan hill, palo alto and santa rosa and clover dare at 68 degrees. tonight, the temperatures are still in the upper 30s to low 40s inland and l 40s at the coast and some of the fog is spilling into the bay and santa rosa and you may have enough moisture to create fog tomorrow morning. now, on thursday, we are watching the system coming down the coast instead of from the arctic like our last low, this will have a little bit more moisture and not so cold but a chance of showers are definitely possible friday interest saturday. we will keep an eye on mount hamilton, just a dusting of snow up there and it is a remote possibility and maybe just wishful thing. thursday, we are looking at 70 degrees for the warm spot and low-to-mid 60 friday through the

weekend. >> mike? >> we starting in san jose at 87 and you pass by the tank and it does not appear that we have any slow downs. we have construction though, across the bay area and an accident in contra costa county but not mocking any -- blocking any lanes. in san francisco we have a roth until 5:00 with a lot of road work through the presidio. northbound highway one you will find cones blocking the spare northbound side between lake street up to 101. there are detours in place and this is until 5:00 so if you can wait a couple of extra minutes it will re-open. the rest of the drive along 101 as you make it to the golden gate bridge you are in fine shape. drive time traffic 680 walnut creek to dublin is 15 memberships >> google is taking on apple pay and diversity is coming.

here are the tech bytes. >> paying by google wallet on smartphone is about to get easier with a deal with the mobile payment software developer owned by the three biggest wireless carriers and google wallet will be preinstalled on droid from at&t verizon and t-mobile. been has victory for the oscar pool predicting 84 percent of the winners including all six top categories and predicted world cup matches and nfl games. >> coming soon from apple diverse characters male and female faces and thumb's up and thumb's down icons after they update ios next year. >> do we really need it? yes. smiley face. >> have a great tuesday. >> mystery in the sky, the blazing object that has people

in half a dozen flights grabbing cameras. stay tuned.

the shimmering lights install on the bay bridge will be turned off next week. caltrain is pulling the plug on the bay lights display on thursday, so it can do maintenance on the bridge cables. the lights will be reinstalled in 2015 just in time for super bowl 50, it will be a permanent display the largest worm's light sculpture.

>> a mystery is captured open video and a streak of light is generating buzz on social media. the video shows what could be a meteor or comet moving over montana with 150 people reporting seeing the light show over utah and washington and oregon. scientists have not confirms what it was but there is thought it could have been a disintegrating chinese launch. >> tonight is the film festival with 91 world united states films including the screening of "batkid," a documentary chronicling the journal of recovering leukemia patient miles scott to be a super hero for a day at the california theater in san jose. >> he captured our hearts. >> that is right. >> boy your heart and fingers and toes...

>> it is not breezy at 5- to 10-miles per hour. you can see how calm the ferry is today compared to year. watch out with pollen because there is a high amount in the air. the coldest temperature is in the central valley with a frost advisory until 9:00 and they will spend to 66 at 5 o'clock sacramento, a breezy 77 in palm springs and 53 degrees and a lot sunshine in lake tahoe. safe travels. >> and now moving on the golden gate bridge it is starting to wide were the lanes in the southbound direction. if you are headed out the door right this second, be careful and slow down at center lanes. in menlo park, there was a fail caltrain accident so right here it is shut down. it appears that caltrain is affected but watch out that

intersection is closed off. bart has 23 trains running on time and ace train one is late and caltrain has no delays. california health officials say the number measles cases in the state is holding steady and the department of public health says that number of measles cases standed at 123 the sail total as friday. the state released new numbers three times each week. yesterday is the first time there has not been an increase since the outbreak linked to disney theme park in december. indicates have been reported in 15 other states. promising new study finds chip are much police likely to develop an allergy to pee senators if they are exposed as babies. researchers studied 400 babies between four months and 11 months and those given peanut butter were 80 percent less likely to develop an allergy by aim five. the babies were fed four teaspoons a week and it seems exposure helps build a toll ran.

the babies were checked to make sure they did not have a peanut allergy. parents were advised not to try it on their own. could be a game changer. >> a change at seaworld in florida visitors can though longer feed the dolphin ending on sunday. you can pay to town the dolphins while a trainer watches. that is policies at seaworld in san diego and texas coming after a video showed an 8-year-old getting bitten during a dolphin finding in 2012. a fisherman hit the motherlode when he landed an enormous catfish a 20-pounder in the river. that could not be 20 pounds, it is 280 pounds, in northern italy. he is good at cashing big catfish but even he was

surprised with which one measuring 9' in length. >> he put it back after the photographs and wants they fight with it again another day. >> this time who are you think to bet on? >> those pictures look a little... >> we reserve judgment. >> hillary clinton returns to the bay area today. at 5:00 we will tell you would she is meeting with and the role they could play if she runs for run. >> and racial bias from top-to-bottom at city hall could cake how oakland city hall does business. stay tuned.

babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. it is tuesday morning. thank you for joining us. >> nice of you to wake up because we know it is painful this morning. we will check with meteorologist mike nicco about that. need a pay check too, so get on up. >> we have a lot of static electricity at my house this morning with everyone shocking each other. our winds are calm to about 15 miles per hour, so it is not breezy about five miles per hour is all the wind you will get on the golden gate bridge. it is cooler. check out the 12 hour day planner. 32 to 53 and 53 is the exception in san francisco. we will be very dry and sunny and low 60 at noon. by 4:00, low-to-mid 60s and enjoy the evening but improve a coat at 52 to