live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i am matt keller here for eric thomas. >> i am kristen sze here for leyla gulen and meteorologist mike nicco it is chilly? >> yes, and dry with temperatures endegrees cooler and no fog. we will on the weather window. this is a light breeze we on the ferry building. 46 to 56 with clouds this morning. >> the to be a colorful sunrise. well turn totally sunny by noon at 58 at the coast and 68 inland. breezy at the coast at 58 to

low-to-mid 70s by 4:00. as we round out the 12 hour day planner, 56 at 7:00 and along the coast and dry air as the afternoon unfolds. enjoy the sunshine. >> thank you. are we enjoying the commute so far? >> quiet. we like that. >> we are starting off wednesday really nice if you are getting out and about mass transit is off to a trick start with no delays for any bay area mass transit. san rafael is looking good add you make your way southbound with the tail lights headed to the central san rafael exit. no delays into san francisco and the bay bridge a couple of cars stacked up to pay the tolls on the left hand cash-paying lane. everything is looking good. so far so good. >> another bat found in fremont tested positive for rabies but the troubling part is where the bats are found. we are joined in fremont with what vector control will do today.

amy? >> matt, they will be out this morning talking to people, handing out alerts and educating people because of bats that were found in the area especially people would live around this elementary school. it was a dog would found the one here at the school. raven found one of the three bats that have turned up in present and she picked it up with her mouth. that bat tested positive for rabies. raven now is in quarantine for a month and found the bat on the blacktop at nails elementary school in fremont on friday. parents say they are feeling nervous. >> i am shocked and worried. both because i have three kids and a child if there is something new they have never seen, is that real? is it a dead bad? let me try to pick it up and touch it. that is the worry. our this is what they look like, mexican free tailed bat.

something is going on in their population, it is clear but they do not know what. in addition to the one at the school, a bat was found two weeks ago outside fremont's community center and that also, has rabies. a third bat was found yesterday near the school and it has been sent away for rabies testing. the residents have questions and concerns and that is why vector control will be out this morning answering questions. developing news in san francisco, police are investigating a deadly shooting after officers shot and killed a woman they say was driving erratically and dangerously on a busy city street. police dispatch recordings show how frantic the situation was. [ inaudible ] >> two plain clothes officers were investigating a report of a stolen car and located the woman and the vehicle at the chevron station on van ness avenue. she sped toward the officers and hit the building and went the

wrong way downtown pine street. the officers fired when she started driving on the sidewalk putting the lives of officers and pedestrians in danger. our reporter will have a report from the scene with the latest in the next half hour. >> 24-year-old man would led c.h.p. on a dangerous chase is in custody this morning facing felony evasion and driving under the influence of drugs charges. it started on highway 80 in fairfield and ended in los altoses hills yesterday afternoon. the chase lasted 100 miles to four counties and ended with a crash. the s.u.v. was speeding down 280 with a rim exposed. the driver kept going with sparked flying. the driver finally lost control of the vehicle and it flipped on 280 north of the foothill expressway. the vehicle rolled until it was rightside up again and the back wheel continues to turn but the s.u.v. was too damaged to keep going. after 15 seconds, the driver

side door opens and the driver stepped out of the of the vehicle and assessed the damage. officers quickly came with guns and tasers drawn and arrested the driver. the resident was taken to the hospital to be checked out before being taken to jail. >> trucking company involved in a fatal accident on monday in iburg has a questionable safety report. c.h.p. said roby trucking has a long history of safety and maintenance issues. the company owns the 18 wheel that crashed into a restaurant on monday killing the driver. witnesses say the we brakes failed which is in surprise to some employees of the trucking company who wanted to remain anonymous. they say they witnessed mechanical failures on company vehicles. >> it is sickening how people like this... [ inaudible ] they jeopardize the lives of other people because they don't want to follow the rules. >> if an inspection in october, c.h.p. found them to be unsatisfactory in a number of

areas including record keeping. owners with the company have declined to comment. >> police in fremont are looking into several cases of vandalism, several businesses and buildings in the down area were vandalized during the overnight hours on tuesday after someone used a rock to smash the windows with the first call at 1:40 in the morning and among the businesses affected the city hall offices on capital avenue and union bank on the parkway. all seven businesses were targeted but no suspects were arrested. >> caltrain plans to spend thousands to investigate cracks in rod connecting the i tower to the new span of the bay bridge. according to our media partner, the investigation is a follow-up to caltran's discovery that a 25' tall connection rod has cracks and corrosion. the lower rod was exposed to standing fresh water that caltran believes was from rain. they say though will spend $170,000 to look into whether

there are cracks on the top of the rod. >> officials in fremont have approved one of the largest development projects in the city's history and last night the city council gave the project the green light which allows for construction of 2200 residences and school and office space in warm springs with construction's first phase to be completed by 2017. >> mike, maybe less of a immediate for jacket? >> this morning temperatures are cooler but in the afternoon they will not need a jacket. in san ramon vietnam the coolest temperatures at 45 with danville and pleasant hill and dublin at 46 degrees and 44 in livermore, the cool spot. and lafayette and concord at 49. mid-to-upper 50s for pittsburg and brentwood. 49 right now in newark and cupertino at 46 foster city, 48, and novato at 46 and pinole alameda, redwood city, and

financial district and half moon bay in the low-to-mid 50s. in the afternoon we will see increasing sunshine and breezy along the coast and keeping you cooler than everyone else, 59 to 62 and warmest inland, 70s and 76 and mild around the bay great 64 in san francisco to 71 in oakland, to around 72 as you head to san jose. here is a look at the golden gate bridge and it is calm and clear so far this morning. tomorrow, the warmth reaches its height at 80 an the inland areas and 74 around bay and 64 at the coast and a stray shower and up to eight degrees cooler on friday and more sunshine and warmer weather on saturday and the rest of the weekend forecast coming up. >> if the commute takes you from concord to walnut creek southbound 680 here is a look through walnut creek making the turn at north main toward 24 and everyone is moving at the limit and no delays through the san ramon valley and 680 to the dublin entrepreneur.

hopping over to san jose this is 280 the headlights are ncaaing through san jose up to cupertino and this is the 17-880 overcrossing get your bearings here and the traffic is light this morning. nice and quiet. that is how we like it. now, what happening out of the central valley, tracy on 205 where early debris and you can see we seeds are below ten miles per hour so, really a grind and it picks up as you reach the height of the altamont pass and interest livermore speeds are at the limit. kristen and matt? >> thanks, sue it is full speed ahead giving free muni to seniors and people with disabilities. >> "san francisco examiner" reports 39,000 people are participating in the new program and that starts on march 1. san francisco municipal transportation agency approved the program in january and that is estimated to cost $6 million over two years. we applications have been delayed a week because of the overwhelming response. the programs are helpful because of high cost of living in san

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flavor at full blast >> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. good morning. a shot of the bay bridge from both sides. a beautiful shot this morning. clear skies. colder temperatures this morning. we will warm up nicely this afternoon. more news. a warning for san francisco residents of people posing as utility workers. according to the "san francisco examiner" the latest incident happened monday afternoon at a home in the sunset district. a man went to a resident on

19th claiming he was a pg&e workers. the man told the family he wanted to check for a damaged sewage pipe. he distracted the family and two others went inside the home. the suspects got away with cash and took off in a white truck. the spotlight is about to be turned on to domestic violence scandal involving the san francisco sheriff whose wife is preparing a play about the incident. you may remember he was arrested for withouting his wife's arm during an argument and he was suspend but returned to the job. the play is titled "what is the scandal," premiering may 29 at the mission cultural center. lopez is an actress in venezuela said it is to spanish and is a comedy. if you have a bid birdbath or feeder, take it down because it is linked to salmonella in birds where outbreaks in the bay area that is spread by birds to other birds. officials say prevention is key.

trader joe's is recalling way wall mets -- they could be contaminated with salmonella. >> if you are a customer of a popular health insurer your personal information could be in the hands of hackers. here is america's money. another major insurance company hacked. >> 11 million from blue cross accounts were hacked in may but they did not learn until january which could have exposed names and social security numbers and mailing and e-mail address and there is free credit monitoring. >> kraft recalling mac and cheese because there are fragments of steel. kraft said the code c2 and "use by," september 18 through october 11. >> white castle is keeping the

vegetable sliders on the menu because the limited run was a success. it is a vegetable patty. >> you eight has more calories than a regular slider. >> what is the point? a grammy award winning songwriter who worked with beyonce and madonna and elton john is the victim of a burglary. police are looking for suspects would broke into the home and made off with $50,000 worth of gold coins. investigators believe the crooks picked the house because it is being renovateed and accessible. he said the safe was top of line and he has been collecting the coins his whole life get the first one when he was just 12 years old. >> we want to introduce you to a power lifter call order the

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keep 'em up bell -- humble clouds across the north bay which are short-lived through the morning hours and a lot of sunshine this afternoon. make sure you take the sunglasses. this is how it looks in san rafael because of the cloud cover and the dry air, no fog to speak of as we hook south on 101 into san rafael. this is the biggest highlight clouds and the sunshine we will have this afternoon and clear tonight if you enjoyed this morning, and you liked house being cool keep the witnesses open. cooler on friday a cold front unfortunately will pass us to the north and that is why there is a stray shower possible in the north otherwise it will be quiet with extra clouds and cooler weather. on the peninsula this morning we are clear here with clouds starting to move in and hopefully i anticipate like yesterday no flight arrival days into sfo. we have mulberry and oak and

pine and sycamore is high with tree pollen the main pollution. 70 in milpitas and 71 in santa clara and san jose and sunnyvale and 75 in gilroy. in the upper 60s to federally 70 most of the peninsula and cooler around millbrae at 66 and the breezes kick up along the coast and fought is fast as yesterday but they keep you in the upper 50s to low soviets because the breeze is slower and warmer in downtown and south san francisco we will make the mid-60s after being in the low 60 and low 60 bodega bay and 67 in sausalito and 70 to 76 degrees is the spread across our north pay valley. berkeley hayward upper 60 to low 70's, and mid-70s now our inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight, temperatures are running similar to this morning at mid-to-upper 40s in many areas to around 50 in richmond and oakland and san mateo and san francisco. the high pressure is going to

dominate our trust and keep the system to the north so the next couple of days we have a warming trend. we will reach 80 in a few select areas inland tomorrow at 74 around the bay and 64 at the coast and drop two to eight degrees friday with spring starting at 3:45 and nice and quiet all the way through the weekend into next week. >> we go to the san mateo bridge for the hump day wednesday morning commute and we have flashing lights and cones off to the shoulder on the westbound side but lanes are not blocked just slowing on the flat section to the high-rise. eastbound, though, there is road work in the lanes until 11 o'clock this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza has no metering lights and all looking good and a spider is making a web on the camera. the true definition of a web camera. we will look at the slow traffic from the central valley, some

debris in the lanes is cleared and seven miles per hour and just bumper to bumper and then it picks up in livermore. slow out of antioch, westbound four is typical at 15 miles per hour. it picks up pittsburg to concord. >> sue is not even trying to be funny she just naturally is. >> studies show aspirin and other over-the-counter painkillers can reduce your risk for cancer but the benefits can backfire tore people with a certain genetic makeups and there are areas that we protect whether it is good for bad. for most it reduces the risk of coe listen cancer by 34 percent but if you have a rare d.n.a. variance the use can increase the risk. the study is published in the "journal of the american medical association." good news for a dog that survived being thrown from a car. she has a new home. she was adopted by a family over

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street. our reporter and on the scene and will have a report in a few minutes. >> stockton police are investigating a drive-by shooting that took three lives and least four people wounded. it happened before 8:30 last night outside a market in an area known for drug trafficking. the motive for the shooting is not known. the gang unit is investigating. three breaking overnight, state authorities revoked a tax-exempt status of blue shield of california we potentially put it on the hook for tens of millions in taxes each year. the groups have long criticized the insurer saying $1 billion cash reserves shut offset rate hikes. >> japanese police are investigating phone calls threaten to kill united states ambassador caroline kennedy who has received calls targeting the counsul general, as well. a top executive at starbucks is back on social media after a wave of backlash. the company senior v.p. of

communications was attacked on twitter over a storm of angry tweets about the coffee chain's "race together," campaign, prompting him to delete 9 twitter account only to restore it now say he reacted too quickly. six although we are starting often degrees cooler this morning temperatures will jump two to eight degree warmer unanimous average and warmth techniques tomorrow and a chance of a tower -- shower on >> very light and a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge where you have four lanes usually for the southbound come not from marin county and we will look at the areas of slow traffic, but so far it is light. a penny minted in 1792 is up for auction with a value of $2 million. it will be auctioned off on march 26 if baltimore. it is named after the man who designed it and the first pieces of united states currency ever

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good wednesday morning at 5:29. thanks for starting your day with us. i am kristen sze. >> i am matt keller. >> sue is here for leyla and meteorologist mike nicco is here for himself. so glad to see you. >> always here for himself. >> in it for myself? >> that is not what we said! >> that is what i heard. that is the important thing. >> that is what i heard. >> if you are in for yourself you are still providing the information for everyone else. >> yes thank you i will provide information. live doppler hd showing a few clouds and looking forward to a colorful sunrise. and i will have the high definition shots from our tower camera and my day planner is up to ten degrees cooler this morning so dress promptly. we are in the 50s for the most part at the coast because of the

breezes and in the low-to-upper 60s by noon and mid-70s by 4:00 and a wonderful evening at 612 to 70 degrees. we do not know who is here. >> i am here nor the commuters. >> thank you. >> now we will take a look at mass transit which is on time. bart 39 train everyone is moving nicely and muni has no problems. ace train one, out on schedule from the stockton area to san jose with traffic light and this is 101 the headlights headed in the northbound direction. the overcrossing at 880 it is looking good and we are looking as light so far. san rafael is getting busy but slowing at the limit into san francisco. >> new, san francisco police are investigating the frightening scene that played out on one of the city's busiest streets. last night they shot can killed

a woman witnesses say was driving erratically and recklessly on van ness avenue. our reporter is at the scene. alyssa? >> kristen, it started when police open foot tried to pull a driver over at the gas station on van ness and pine. they say the woman inside tried to get away hitting cars in her path and putting other lives at risk. here is part of the police dispatch recording that pick up the chaos. [ inaudible ] >> she was wrecking into every car on the block. >> after 7:00 last night, two san francisco police officers in plain clothes were in the area investigating a report of a stolen car. they thought they spotted it at the gas station and apporached the driver. when they presented their badges the woman inside panicked and tried to flee and police say she was driving erratically making sharp turns driving on the sidewalk and driving the wrong way, smashing into other cars in

her smooth. officers say they we had to use deadly force. >> i don't know what was wrong but she was crazy. out of control. >> the vehicle made it on to the sidewalk off the sidewalk several time drove at them, and they thought they needed to use force they used. >> the woman was shot by police officer and pronounced dead at the scene. her car was towed just a little over an hour ago. the district attorney will investigate the shooting. her name has not been released. although several other cars were hit and a motorcyclist had to jump off of his motorcycle to avoid getting run over, there are no reports of any other serious injuries. more now on breaking news. state authorities have revoked tax-exempt status of blue shield of california. the move could leave the nonprofit owing california tens of millions a year in taxes.

according to the "los angeles times" the tax board stripped blue shield of status back in august after a lengthy state audit. blue shield is protesting the decision but has been ordered to file state returns for several years. the move comes as the third largest health insurer faces fresh credit and executive pay. >> vector control with talk with residents in fremont after two bats tested positive for rabies near playground. officials say a dog scooped up a rabies infect the mexican free tail black on the black tom on friday. a week and a half ago another bat was found. it has rabies. another was found yesterday and it has been sent in for rabies testing. >> uc regents meet to focus on the cost structure of the university system. the governor and uc president

napolitano are expected to summarize the first findings of a special committee they formed in john. the committee's commission is to examine uc's proposal of increasing student tuition by up to 5 percent a year for the next five years if the state doesn't bring more funding. brown and napolitano are locked in a first battle over the state's budget for uc >> the secret service is trying to track down the person would sent a letter laced with cyanide to the white house. it received an off site mail screening facility on monday and initially tested negative. the secret service says further testing came back positive for the deadly poison. the substance was in a plastic bag inside the envelope and the sender is someone known to the secret service. japanese police are investigating phone calls threatening to kill united states ambassador caroline kennedy. authorities say the calls were made to the united states embassy in tokyo and say the embassy has received calls targeting the the consul

general. japanese media reports say death threats came from a caller speaking english. the final results of israel's election show a resounding victory for prime minister netanyahu's likud party. herzog conceded the defeat and congratulateed netanyahu who can now put together a coalition government with right wing and religious allies. >> new detail on a san francisco woman facing a 400 percent rent increase. she is facing a huge back lack for hosting airbnb guests. according to san francisco chronicle deb follingstad was renting a room after nailing to find long term roommates and roasted off of rent criminal rot. she said the we rent in before win heights jumped000 a

month. a state senator plans to introduce a bill to make it easier for cities to collect taxes on homeowners would rent out their rooms. you have to make regular reports about what homes the companies have deals with to rent rooms and how much money the homeowners are checking. >> we have a look at plans of the warriors arena in mission bay with pictures are posted with a look at the entrances and show a food hall which the developers call "very con september you'll." they are hammering out the deal and hope to receive approval in the fall. it will be opened for the 2018 season. we are about to change seasons, mike, but you could not tell. >> cooler this morning. check out the 24 hour

temperature change map livermore is 14 degrees cooler and concord is eight degree cooler and oakland and san francisco five and three. only santa rosa is the same as yesterday and that is because of high clouds coming over your neighborhood and slow down the loss of heat. >> good morning south bay 45 in saratoga, cupertino campbell, those the cool spots and san jose is 49 and milpitas is 50, the warm spot and newark and san carlos and lafayette at 48, and san pablo at 54 and san francisco and half moon bay and novato and redwood city at 52 and brentwood, you are at 55. in is how it looks from walnut creek camera over clear sky in the san ramon valley and a lot sunshine after the morning clouds fade at 70 to 75 inland. along the coast it is breezy and 59 to 62 and around the bay 64 to 72. this is how it looks from the east bay hills camera, and it is quiet on the bay.

the ferry ride will be much more quiet and not is breeze why as yesterday and we could top near 80 is cooler on friday with a chance a shower in the north bay. >> the bay bridge shows red tail lights and this is what they are, no metering lights. yet. but traffic is stacked up in the right and left hand side of the bay bridge toll plaza moving to the metering lights. reasonable in the next 15 or 20 minutes is typical but slushish into san francisco. 280, the headlights are moving through san jose and you are at the him. so far so good in san jose. coming from tracy we had early debris and now we have an action left lane westbound 205 before it messages with 580 and we have a long stretch of traffic which is bumper to bumper and slower because of the accident. it picks up when you receipt

livermore in the dublin interchange. >> bart will announce what is likely to be a major headache for weekend riders in the east bay. >> bat has closed the tracks teen coliseum and fruitvale next month. passengers have to use a bus bridge. the tracks are in desperate need of repairs with work on several weeks between april and august. the work will not affect the trams that take you to oakland. >> transportation officials are expected to announce the dates for the closing of the parkway and the route from the golden gate bridge into san francisco with closure from thursday through monday and crews can open a second old separated roadway. commuters have to use highway one into the city and the good news when the work is finished the commute is smoother with three laned headed north and four headed south. an owl lands a south bay woman in trouble with the law.

the father of a teen viciously beaten outside a mall appeals to the police and the video he wants you to see.

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look through evidence here. we are told that a 27-year-old woman was killed instantly. a 24-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman died shortly after at the hospital. the remaining four victims are expected to pull through. all victims were standing outside of the store here when shots were fired after 8:00 last night. in were a lot of witnesses say they hear right around 30 gunshots. neighbors had to duck and take cover from all of the flying buck lets. stockton place are saying there could be some gang components to the case based on the area. but that remains under investigation. we are able to catch up with the public information officer or the stockton police department and he said in all of the year on the force in stockton he cannot recall an incident like this with this many victims in such a populated area. the father of a teen beaten at a san jose mall is pushing for investigators to release

surveillance video of the attackers. 17-year-old christian razner was beaten in the bank of america parking lot if san jose last wednesday. his father said that two young men slammed his son moves head against the pavement after harassing him inside the mall. a camera captured the encounter. >> i would like to to have the video released to the public because i think that is a great way to get the guys identified. this interview is from our alliance with uni vision 14. >> if investigators can not extract images they will release them. doctors are cautiously optimistic to make a full recovery. >> a woman has been money -- punished after a stuffed lion and other stuffed wildlife were found in her apartment. fish and wildlife say that the woman was trying to import a protected owl from france and

fined $3,600 and serving three years probation and community service. officers found 50 stuffed and mounted animals in the one-bedroom apartment. several are illegal to have in california. tonight is the best in the west against the beast of the east with the warriors facing the hawks tonight. >> the warriors lost in atlanta last month but are best in the he -- region. the warriors will be without clay thompson who trained his ankle on monday night against the lakers and now could be out a week to 10 days. tip-off for the showdown is at 7:30. you can watch it on espn. in the east bay tonight, st. mary's faces vanderbilt in the first round of the we n.i.t. and playing the first game of the season against the power five

conference team. the commodores are from the s.e.c. with tip-off at 6:00 p.m. hairing on ensurence 2. >> stanford advanceed to the second round winning at davis. hawkins led the aggies with 34 points, and marcus allen led with 22 points. cardinals play rhode island where the date not announced. >> din marcus allen play football? we are talking about cool temperatures this morning. remain aing up. >> a warming trend. it started yesterday. more today. especially tomorrow. before spring arrive on friday. cooler weather on the way. good morning, everyone we are waking up but for the north bay under a clear sky and dry air and that is why no fog to speak of with the lowest visibility at five miles at half moon bay

which is what live doppler hd is seeing. a look that should stay san jose at 280 and 17 it is clear across the south bay this morning so you are in the mid-to-upper 40s and early high clouds and sunshine so grab the sunglasses today and quite a spread from the 40s and 50s to the 60s and 70s so a 20 or 25 degree spread today. mainly clear and cool tonight and with drier air not much fog. cooler on friday with a stray shower possible across the authority bay and this is how it looks at the golden gate bridge where we have a five mime per hour wind. and that is it. the ferry ride will be calmer than yesterday. tree pollen is not blowing around so much but there is pine and sycamore outside, again. down to the south, we go with santa cruz offshore breeze and sunshine and 74 and low-to-mid 70s throughout the south bay with san jose at 71. we start off 71 on the peninsula

and 66 at millbrae and a breeze increasing along the coast and maybe not so fast as yesterday but, still, a profound affect on the temperatures because where the breezes are left, downtown, and south san francisco, and sausalito, mid-to-upper 60. low-to-mid 70's through the north bay with scan that rose at 76 a warm spot and along the east bay castro valley, 712, -- 72, and hercules also, at 72 and 76 at brentwood a warm spot along with walnut creek and antioch at 75 inland east bay. tonight, mid-to-upper 40s in most neighborhoods a few 50's around rich monday and san mateo and san francisco. we the high pressure is going to dominate our forecast mush the storm system up to the north but sideswipe us on friday. that is why we see increasing clouds and temperatures in the low 60s along the coast and nearly 70s for the rest of us and, then, saturday and sunday and monday and tuesday temperatures in the upper 60 to mid-70s but for the coast,

low-to-mid 60. >> happy hump day as predicted the metering lights were on at the bay bridge. the upper deck is moving nicely and a few brake lights and through the tunnel into the western portion of the span, you are looking good into san francisco. southbound 680 headed to the 24 junction, through walnut creek, past the north bay you can see brake lights making the transition to 24 westbound which is looking good to the caldecott tunnel and south >> the way to the dublin interchange, no delays beyond the walnut creek junction. we have an accident westbound 2305 at macarthur maze and left lane is blocked a blind out of tracy which is not inbound. and it pick up again over the altamont pass. if your travels take you to the east bay on the nimitz we are looking good so far mostly flown, a little bit of yellow southbound toward the 92

junction. thanks to a rare severe solar storm the northern lights were visible as far south as northern california. >> power will storm intensified the colorful know knox nobody and filled the sky from washington state to michigan on a scale of 1-5 the noaa said the solar storm is a 4. it is expected to last into today and could affect g.p.s. and mobile phones. >> next week we will talk dogs on monday. >> "national puppy day," and we will mark the event with special guests and fun including a puppy camera where dozens of puppies. what could be better streaming all morning so you can get your puppy fix on monday. we want to see your favorite pup >> going do the dogs. all us. >> road repairs driving more

visitors east through sonoma county. but there is a catch. >> drivers from motorcycles to mustangs where you can speed to your heart's content. >> a hospital that is taking birth announcements to new heights. stay tuned. what's happened to snacking? how did it become absent-mindedly eating one after the next, after the next? so predictable and so unsatisfying? what about pulling up a chair, a stool, a beanbag, and actually tasting our food. we are a creamy cheese that still believes in the beauty of a knife, in the elegant swipe of a . . . swipe. of course, that doesn't mean you can't dunk us or scoop us up. enjoy every single sol-i-tar-y bite. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking.

happening today there is a lost excitement at the sonoma raceway the opening of the 27th season for wednesday night drag.

the event gives members of the public a chance to drag race on the facility's quarter-mile drag stipulate from high school students to professionals. it gives driver as place to drag race in a way that is safe legal and controlled. the races begin at 4:00 p.m. that sounds like fun. mike no wet roads? >> not at all. >> good morning everyone here is a look from sutro tower our weather window showing clear conditions and calm conditions over the bay water this morning. temperatures today are running from two to eight degrees above average. we will be in the mid-60 but san jose at 67 and in the mid-60s in san francisco and the rest of us in the low-to-mid 70's with 12 hours and three minutes of sunshine. high clouds and 74 in los angeles and 85 in palm springs and mid-to-upper 70s through the central valley and 62 with sunshine in monterey and check out a chance of snow on monday in lake tahoe. curious with the drive from

novato through san rafael, you are busy but move at the limit past the civic center southbound 101 to the golden gate bridge where you have four lanes southbound, fog free and traffic flow nicely and it does slow with the construction zone with the new presidio parkway with the project well underway and it will be opening soon. west 205 at mcarthur the accident is cleared out of tracy. santa cruz county is taking a stand in the debate over childhood vaccines. supervisors voted to support a california legislative bill that eliminates the exemption allowing temperatures to cite personal beliefs and avoid vaccinating their kids. the controversy has intensified since the measles outbreak from disney since december. some members of the public who oppose mandatory vaccination shouted at the supervisors. happening today state lawmakers hole the first hague on a bill banning new fields made with recycled towers entroy

duesed by a state senator to place a two-year moratorium on the artificial turf while the state conduct as study on the health backs. it was prompted by increasing concerns that the turf could be linked to cancer in childhood. forget posting a historic sign virginia hospital has the newest announcement for everyone to see. gone are the days of checking the pain for birth announcements, a hospital in richmond virginia, is using a giant billboard. the hospital posts the announcement only after mom and baby go home and does not use last name. a mom said it is fun. >> people who we know very well saw it and some folk would we do not know so well. >> the hospital says it is the only billboard like it in the whole area and so far, so good. >> at 6:00 the benefits of

breast feeding and doctors say you should keep your baby close to the vest a little longer to ensure their success decades from now. sky-high rent in a bay area certify and what we lended is making prices soar and the reason those would live there cannot keep up. stay tuned. wow. sweet new subaru, huh mitch? yep. you're selling the mitchmobile!? man, we had a lot of good times in this baby.

what's your dad want for it? ..like a hundred and fifty grand, two hundred if they want that tape deck. you're not going to tell your dad about the time my hamster had babies in the backseat, are you?! that's just normal wear and tear, dude. (vo) subaru has the highest resale value of any brand... ...according to kelley blue book ...and mitch. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. at 6:00, a driving frenzy turned deadly shooting and why police had to fatally shoot an out of control driver rather than just stop her. >> a high speed chase that ended in dramatic fashion a split second decision that gave officers the edge and what is ahead if the driver that terrorized bay area freeways. a back problem putting school, and parks and homes on

alert. what experts are doing with the bat problem and safety concerns. i am kristen sze. >> i am matt keller. we are here for sue and leyla. meteorologist mike nicco? how are the temperatures? >> spring light this afternoon but this morning it is cooler up to 14 degrees cooler because of the dry air and lack of cloud cover. the drier aweapon the fog from forming so we are clear on live doppler hd other than the high clouds moving across the north bay right new. you can see from our roof camera the winds will blow on shore keeping the coast the coolest in the upper 50s to low 60s. we will be in the mid-to-upper 60s an the bay and inland by noon and low-to-mid 70s by 4:00 and right around 70s for a delightful evening so enjoy a nice relaxing evening in the backyard eating dinner. relaxing, is that something commuters are doing? depends. some areas are light and we will look at the richmond and san