good bay dance to winter. >> thanks for not coming by except for one week in december. we will look at the extra moisture in the air this morning with three miles visibility in napa and four in half moon bay so fog is out there and most of us it is dry from the east bay hills at calm conditions this morning. 46 to 56 the same as we were this time yesterday morning. by noon a few high clouds mixing with sunshine and the low clouds along the coast are evaporating 62 to 72 4:00, 62 to 78 and you may need a light coat at 56 to 70s inland. sue, how is the commute on thursday morning. >> not bad, at 6:00 we have a couple accidents to tell you about, first to the san mateo bridge it is a nice drive from hayward to foster city westbound, the tail lights headed across the flat section and two hayward. here are a couple of hotspots in bay point westbound 4 an accident is blocking a lane at

san marco and a new act reported at san jose, south 101 at tully road involving a bicycle. do not know how he got on the freeway. >> breaking news in napa firefighters are trying to figure what sparked a massive fire at a multifamily apartment building. amy? >> a fire crew is still here to make sure it does not start back up again a bretty big fire. look what firefighters were up against when they arrives, it was 10:30 and the apartment building is located on brown street and firefighters say everyone got out. no one was hurt. officials say it looks like part of the building was under construction and possible post earthquake work. from the august earthquake that rocked napa. that will be part of the investigation. they will not look for the cause until the sun comes up. the focus now is on making sure the fire they put out stays out.

they are checking that building every hour for any flareups and they still have the hose drawn. just in case. c.h.p. is investigating the cause of an accident in hayward after an s.u.v. hit a woman and her baby. c.h.p. said the woman pushing a her one-year-old in a stroller was struck in the crosswalk by a white s.u.v. at 7:00. she was trying to cross the northbound 880 on-ramp and vehicles speed up to get on to the highway. the woman and her baby are in critical condition with major head injuries and the streetlight was out and that may have been a contributing factor. c.h.p. said the driver of the s.u.v. is cooperating. >> a san francisco zoo employee union is calling for an investigation over claims employee radios were rigged to spy on private connections. the union said that radios belonging to the executive director and vice president of operations had a feature which

allowed them to listen in on employee conversations. the zoo's executive director said the feature was actually designed to help in medical and safety emergencies and when she learned of the capability she had it disabled. the union learned about it from a non-union member of management. >> authorities are looking into the death of a 55-year-old kayak or with the body found before 6:00 last night. crews raced to a distress call of two kayakers stranded in the ocean. one man made it safely to store and crews spotted the other's bed on the beach. he did not have a life vote on. fatigue may have been a factor. >> the woman shot and killed by san francisco police has a warrant for her arrest. the "san francisco chronicle" said the 4-year-old alice brown abandon the her court mandated drug treatment program on monday.

a judge then issued a warrant. we were there on tuesday night after two officers shot brown at the chevron station on the corner of van ness and pine. police say she was driving erratically and sped toward them. the vehicle hit aing and went the wrong way down pine street before she was shot. >> developing news nine people have been arrested in the deadly trust attack at a museum degrees were related and five were connected to the attack. the death toll has risen to 23 mostly tourists and two gunmen. officials say twoen intoish tourists and a security garden found safe and sound and they have been hiding out in the museum since the attack yesterday morning. >> follow-up from a story from yesterday midday. the archdiocese of san francisco said they have dismantled a sprinkler system at the we cathedral sewing homeless people who tried to sleep there.

there was criticism over the ill timed sprinkler system at the cathedral drenching the helpless at night. the sprinklers were a deterrent and critics opposed this use. the archdiocese apologize and said the intentions were misunderstood. u.c. president napolitano is receiving we -- cr comments she made. >> the exchange was caught on a video stream posted on the web site with students protesting planned tuition increases and jobs connected to a future campus in region. some shows they are losing their shirts in tuition by stripping to their underwater. there will be no action yet after private talks between the

governor and napolitano. the governor wants to cut spending rather than raising tuition. >> students in santa rather depfenning a cut that some say is insensitive to latinos where a student faces deporting because he does not have a green card. the performance did not sit well with latino students with call it insensitive and racist but the performers say it was meant to be satire and comedy and making a political statement. >> a hearing is held to determine if a lawsuit to stop the sale of the downtown berkeley post office can move forward. the postal service wants the lawsuit dismissed because this is no buyer for the building. berkeley and the nonprofit national trust for historic preservation files lawsuits. the plaintiffs say the sale was done without the approach assessments required by the national environment protection

act and historic preservation act and the original complaints are not addressed by the postal service and lawsuits need to manufacture forward to prevent violations from happening in the future. san rafael fire department is getting a boost to boost response time 10ing $10,000 to buy a camera like the one inize in san jose. two insurance acts are funding the purchase to help firefighters pinpoint hotspots and help save lives and protect the crew. >> the warriors have the best record in the nba after beating the huges at arena. thompson was out but barnes picked you the slack with season high 25 points with the jam there. and the warriors had a season high 39 assists, 12 by steph curry and have a 114-95 victory improving to 31-2 at home and 54

"13 eyewitness -13 overall. >> san francisco like you have never seen it before, with a photographer taking to the night skies to capture the amazing pictures. he used a helicopter and sophisticated cameras to capture the glowing city which reminds him of microchips. we have a link on our website with more information. very present. given this is the center of technical. >> it looks like silicon valley. it is beautiful. >> now a check with meteorologist mike nicco a beautiful shot from the sky there and if you took the shots from the sky, no fog. >> just a little around napa and santa rosa and near the coast but nothing too thick. temperatures are 39 in petaluma and rohnert park is 41 and 40 in american can wherein and

mid-to-upper 40s elsewhere and bodega bay is 50 and 52 in san francisco and 53 in alameda and 56 in present wood and everyone else in the money 40s and and mid-to-upper 40s. 68 to 75 an the bay and inland up to 81. the cost is coolest at 62 to 64. a couple of charges of rain in the seven-day forecast. in the richmond and san rafael bridge we have reports of debris at this toll plaza in the right lane and i am not seeing any cars at all. and those are fast track lanes and these lanes here approaching the toll plaza to the right are cash-paying lanes and beware of the bridge. a chunk of concrete is cleared out of the lane at the golden gate bridge. we have an accident westbound highway 4 bay point area is now cleared from the road with still

slow residual traffic toward concord. :309 and san francisco start-up is a platform for politics and airbnb is a catalyst for change in the big apple. >> anatomy of man's best friend and research proving your bond with your pet is as good for them as it is for you. >> more weather and traffic for you all morning long. stay

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covering walnut creek, burlingame campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> good morning, a look outside

from the walnut creek camera and it looks like we have a beautiful day ahead here on the last official day of winter. enjoy it. we can learn the navy seal killed in a training accident in a pir -- in parachute jump. >> new details on the hillary clinton e-mail controversy. her staff is telling "time" magazine they read every e-mail she sent and received as secretary of state before deciding to delete more than half of then much the mails deemed not business related and bill clinton handed over 630,000 mails in response to a state department request after using a personal we account rather than an government issued one. >> new yorkers are putsing a new spin on the room rental shiite air with and b listing homeless

people's residence for represent to he show people on the streets live as new york city's homeless population closed out at high posting "open spaces for rent at $10 a night," in the richest neighbors. they also seek to do good push user those a crowd funding site if they want did help the hopeless. >> san diego bakery said a guilty pledger is here to stay because it is so popular they cannot keep it. >> it is making us hungry. these are pop-tart doughnuts a one pound square stuffed with strawberry jam and topped with sprinkles. it was supposed to be limited creation but it was feature on tv show and now sales show no sign stopping. bakers are working to make amore

-- smore flavored doughnut. >> if it is going to be bad it might as well be real bad. >> no calories there right? >> no guilt at all. it is busy. southbound 680 beyond the north main and to the 24 junction you are looking at a company on the road with brake lights through san rafael and getting busy but moving nicely beyond the civic center and a couple of problem spots westbound 4 beyond san park coe and the damage is done with slow traffic from pittsburg and people are out of their car on freeway. dangerous. be very careful. mike? last day of written step. >> we will talk about the winter that wasn't across the globe, you can see the temperatures are above average and the eastern two-thirds much the united states where it was below

average. our agencies are based on 30-year period from 1981 to 2010. december 2014 warmest on record across the globe january and february second warmest. we know that well. that is what we are seeing on live doppler hd. also, light and variable winds, patchy fog along the coast in the north bay valley and a light breeze less than ten miles per hour right now. it will be warm and mostly sunny with a passing high cloud the last day of winter. cooler air and more clouds on friday through sunday as a couple of gallons will bring us a chance of a light shower on friday and on sunday. check how clear it is at 280 and 17 in san jose the only think hang -- thing happening in the hair is moisture and pollen. >> 73 in milpitas and gilroy is 79 and santa cruz is 74 and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula and millbrae at 69 and afternoon sunshine low-to-mid 60s along the coast and nearly 70 in

downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and mid-to-upper 70s influence the north bay valley and petaluma at 72 and low-to-mid soviet along the east bay shore with oakland and union city at 74 and mid-70s like san ramon and concord at 76 and nearly 80 in antioch and brentwood. tonight we fall into the mid-40s to low 50s with a few high clouds starting to roll into the thought bay and low clouds against the cost again. a couple of areas of high pressure keeping the storm track to the north until we get to sunday we will have a better chance of seeing light rain and maybe .1" to quarter inch across the north bay and then a dry period is developing much the storm does not make it up to lake tahoe but we will see increasing clouds on friday and 62 degrees and the average high is 49 degrees and the snow pack is 12 percent of average and you will not see any snow this weekend. the seven-day forecast is low-to-mid 70s and cooler weather on friday through sunday and low-to-mid 60 at the coast and coolest with the chance of rain on monday and all of us in

the 60. now, snow in lake tahoe. >> lack of, actually. i thought i shah snow on the weather report but here is the lake tahoe report: no new snow. limited snow at heavenly with up to 39". they are able when it is cold enough to blow the snow, man made, but it has not been that cold at night. squaw valley has no delays getting there and no chains with 48" base. alpine meadow is 34" base. here are the resorts that have been closed: sierra-at-tahoe, closed. homewood closed. sugar bowl is the latest to close early. matt and kristen? dog owners if you have wondered if your dog loves you as much as you love them we have good news. >> they love you backs. a study fines dogs really do love their owners back according to australian researchers it has to do with the love hormone

linked to bonding as little as three minutes of talking and poetsing your poet can raise his hormone levels making it easier for pets and owners to bond so the more you interact with your dog the mother empathetic your dog will become. >> it seems like though love you more when you have a "treat observation in your hand. same with husbands. >> check out these photos. we want to see photos of your favorite puppy as we gear up for national puppy day. >> you can tweet or instagram them with #puppiesonseven. on monday morning we will you how you can take a puppy hope. we have a special day and people are tweeting us already with their puppy pictures. if you don't have a puppy, kuwait until monday.

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>> good morning at thursday at 6:22 a look from the east bay hills camera looking across the bay, and both sides are twinkling with lights and clear out there this morning. we will enjoy the day and talk to mike on temperatures. >> it is time to check with a look at what is coming up on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> coming up a major exclusive hundreds of cars told with open

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning. it is 6:29. on thursday. a look from our camera at abc7 looking at the embarcadero and the bay bridge. it is going to be a very pretty day ahead. thanks for joining us. i am matt keller here for eric thomas with sue hall here for leyla gulen and meteorologist mike nicco this is great news. today is the last day of winter. we can finally take off the huge coats we have been wearing and put our umbrellas away and head into spring right?

>> do you want to know the alternative universe i am living in? >> exactly. where was winter from one week in december. that was it. and early february otherwise we have been on the famine side across the country. fog in napa and santa rosa and half moon bay with visibility at three miles. the bay water is like glass. mid-40s to low 50s this morning. in the low 60s for the better part of the afternoon at the coast with increasing sunshine. a few high clouds for the rest of us and nearly 70s at noon and mid-to-upper 70s at 4:00 and enjoy a delightful evening at mid-60s to 70 at 4:00. >> there is zero traffic and that is light matt saying we need umbrellas. >> job security. >> not too bad. a beautiful morning and getting busy 280 headed in the northbound direction with the

headlights toward cupertino and 17 and 880 moving well and we do have a problem in san leandro southbound 880 with cars in the middle lane and reports of people out of their cars on the freeway. that is dangerous. hopefully c.h.p. are moving that off to the shoulder and out of the lanes. be aware of delays into hayward. breaking overnight in napa, fighters are trying to determine if construction work being done at an apartment complex could be connected for a fierce fire. it broke out at a complex on brown shortly after 10:30 last night and you can see dozens of people stood on the street watching firefighters trying to get the fire under control and crews had did deal with large flames will coming from the two story building. firefighters say the work may actually be connected to the napa earthquake. the construction work. they are looking into that. amy hollyfield is at the scene with a report in 15 minutes. >> a spy scandal is putting the zoo on the hotseat this morning.

an employees union expected to hold a news conference today after learning management may have been listening in on workers' private connections. we are at the zoo. the zoo is denying they listened in on private connections. the union said they were and say a non-union member of management was the whistleblower and alerted them that spying devices were installed on two radios. a remote control can turn on the microphone from a remote location without anyone knowing. the radios in question belong to the executive director and director of i.t. management. >> came to a union steward and said i overheard the director of operations and a couple of buddies listening in on the connections of another manager and they were making fun of him. >> in a statement, executive director said monitoring the on

the new radio zoo radio was for emergencies. when i was made aware of this, the feature was disabled. this is the latest tension between zookeepers and management. last year a young gorilla die asked some say there are concerns of the enclosures and they were ignored. thank you. developing news in hayward, a woman and her baby are in critical condition after they were hit by an s.u.v. the c.h.p. said the woman pushing her one-year-old in a stroller was struck in the crosswalk by a white s.u.v. around 7:00 last night. she was trying to cross the northbound 880 on-ramp. the woman and her baby were rushed to the hospital with major head injuries. >> speeds at this time are still under investigation and we are looking for additional witnesses that may have been in the area and we will put that together

with the driver's statement. >> the cause of the investigation is "under investigation," but the streetlight over the crosswalk was out and it could have been a tripping factor. c.h.p. said the driver of the s.u.v. is cooperating and they have rules out drugs or alcohol. >> a five-year-old girl is in the hospital after she was hit by an s.u.v. at the galleria in san francisco. police say the girl and her mother were both in the crosswalk at the time. the mother is expected to be okay. the 86-year-old s.u.v. driver is cooperating with police. one of the three suspects charged with murdering an oakland mother during a shootout has a plea hearing. police say the 19-year-old anthony simms admitted being involved in the gun battle in west oakland that killed 30-year-old who just parked her car on chest not -- chestnut and walk was walking her two children home. she died while shielding her children. two other suspects were arraign

on tuesday on homicide charges and police chief is expected to attend a community meeting tonight to discuss safety concerns. it will be at the willie keys recreation center on union street at 6:00 p.m. >> new detail on the controversial land to develop a privately owned golf course in martinez. the city council unanimously approved a measure to let voters decide what to do with the old pine meadows golf course next year. we voters will decide whether to allow nearly 100 homes to be built on the 27 acre property. or reverse the zoning and turn it into open space. the group calls friends of pine meadows gathered 3,000 signatures and both made their case for putting the issue to the voters. >> our open space and parks are essential to our quality of life. we want to ask this city council to preserve our open space and not turn it into housing. >> do i believe in open space? you bet. i do not want it to get to the point the government or the

people can come in and take my property, tell me what i can and can't do. >> the owners say they cannot old on until the john election next year and will likely close the course by month's end. >> governor brown will announce a $1 billion emergency plan to deal with the drought. this will mark the second consecutive year in which the legislature has had to act on emergency drought relief. in 2014 he signed a $687 million drought package that offered aid to communities facing severe water shortans and food and housing assistance to people harmed by the drought. i according to the legislation it includes money for updating farm equipment and water supply progresses and emergency food for farm workers out of work because of the drought. >> a brave new world for cupertino-based apple and the lap mark move that the company is making this morning. uber for kids, making life

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>> we are back. san jose 280 at 17 toward the hills and the mountains. you can see the sun is getting ready to crest in the next 45 minutes. it will warm us in san jose to 75 and at the love us in the mid-70s. and san francisco is 69 and that is six to ten degrees warmer-than-average. a record tide in lake tahoe at 64. snow pack continues to shrink at only it will percent of normal for this date.

here is my weekend forecast showing a lot of cloud cover with temperatures above average and in snow. >> we are busy from hayward to foster city on the san mateo bridge. bumper-to-bumper with no stalls or accidents and just a lot of folks making their way to the peninsula and 20 minutes leaving the hayward side. >> we will check in with a couple of early actions including san leandro approaching hayward southbound 880, that now is gone and damage is done. slow traffic approaching the san mateo bridge as we mentioned and to the south, south 880, we have another accident added southbound 680 the off-ramp to highway 4 blocked with an accident here. >> honda sounds the alarm on an airbag danger with make and model now subject to a recall. >> good news if you are clumsy with a smartphone a feature that has you never having to deal

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one was hurt. everyone got out okay. part of the building was unconstruction and they thin it looks like post earthquake construction. maybe some repairs or reending from the august earthquake. we will ask those questions as the day progresses. right now fires say they are checking every hour to make sure nothing flares up. that is the focus. they say if they left it alone all might and came back in the morning they might find fire started back up and they do not want that. they do not know the cause of the fire but they will look for that when the sun is up. there is health news this morning that could help keep your sun or daughter out out of -- your son or daughter out of the emergency room: medical poisoning merits 1,100 calls for help each day. a report from safe kids worldwide finds the reason for the calls is because of the dangers in your home.

toddlers pick up things an the house and get into a medicine can't by action. with teams, the risk having managing their own medicine. some mix and some take too much. the best advise is be aware. if you have a toddler, set up a safety lock on your mode -- medicine cabinet. >> honda is recalling 105,000 vehicles because of air bags include are suvs and civics and accords. dealers will replace them for free. that brings the number of vehicles recalled to 5.5 million vehicles. apple is taking a bite out of the dow. >> and good news for clumsy smartphone owners. good morning, jane king. good morning to you. after the big rally year we are pulling back together, the dow is down almost 100 points and

s&p 500 and nasdaq trading slightly lower. today is the day that apple joins the dow jones industrial average. it is not expected to impact the value much because it split shares in the fall and apple replaced at&t on the index. verizon is fined $3.4 million by the fcc because they did not alert them a year ago when 9-1-1 services were out for six hours in california and other states. the problem was a software glitch in colorado that should have re-routed calls. 750,000 california residents everyone affected in nine counties unable to reach an operator at 13 emergency call centers in the none part of the state. dry done -- verizon said they were not notified until after the outage was fixed. >> and there 10 new uber like service that arranges far rides for families raising $10 million so parents can arrange scheduled

pickup for kids from school and soccer and music if lessons at $9 a month and the regular per ride fees and over drivers with extensive background checks. >> smashed smartphones will be replaced by htc coming to the united states next month with a warranty protection: users can replace the phone with no deductible or replacement good. a if you report fines when you fatter your commute san francisco has the long of the work weeks in america with the report by new york city finds san francisco has a 48-hour work week when you add in an average of four hour commute. new yorkers spend less time at their jobs but have a much longer commute making the work week longer at 49 hours. in the bay, san jose came in at number 15.

>> that is so surprise i wrote think new yorkers had a shorter commute because of the subway but are more time in the office. >> people in san francisco go from mountain view to cupertino and get on the bus and the commute is chauffeured. >> schultzs...at least they have nice weather unlike new york who have to fight their way through the snow. >> they will all be doing this if you look outside. now, the last day of winter will be warmer-than-average and we have a little bit of fog along the coast and the north bay valley and otherwise a lot sunshine coming our way as we head into the afternoon hours and the winds are light and variable and the ferry ride is very unever ventful this morning as the bay is just like dress for the weather at belmont and san bruno at 50 and concord

and antioch at 59! 49 in san jose. san ramon is 44. oakland is 49. san francisco is 52. mill valley is 45. clear conditions over sfo this morning and the entire peninsula so no flight arrival delays. warm. sunny. a few passing high clouds on the last day of winter and cooler and more clouds friday through sunday. a couple of storms will roll by to give us a chance of rain. in walnut creek, south into the san ramon valley, high amounts of tree pollen today so if you have medicine take it. mid-to-upper 70 in the south bay from milpitas at 73. low-to-mid 70s on the peninsula and millbrae at 59, redwood city and los altos at 75 and low-to-mid 60s along the coast and nearly accident in downtown and south san francisco and sausalito and 72 in petaluma and otherwise, mid-to-upper 70's through the north bay valley and local 70s along the east bay shore and mid-70s to nearly 80 degrees at antioch and

brentwood. as far as tonight we are in the mid-40's to low 50s again like the last couple of mornings and here is our surface feature where high pressure dominating our forecast and making it our warmest day today. and the storm is the one that will swipe us with a chance of a light shower across the north bay friday night and another system will come further south sunday into monday bringing the rest of us a chance of a light shower may .1" to quarter of an inch. today is the warmest, get used to let 60 at the coast friday through sunday and low-to-mid 76 for the rest of us and coolest with a chance of rain on monday and low-to-upper 60. have a good week. >> we go to the bay bridge if the commute takes you across the eastern span into san francisco you will be stalled because it is jammed. but when you are on the span it is moving nicely. we had an early accident headed

to fremont southbound 880 but it is gone. union city and into fremont is typical slow down. motorcycle down on the transition ramp to eastbound highway 4 and it is blocked. you can expect delays southbound from martinez into the concord area if you are headed to bay point in the eastbound direction. westbound 237 we have reports of an accident that just cleared on the shoulder. in east bay a woman got a vice when she came home to find a dog on her roof. >> the guy is trapped on the roof of her home. a fireman with the fire protection district tried to get him down. it took a while but he got him down. the homeowner has in idea how he got on the roof or would he blogs to. i am sure the firefighters are used to getting a cat out of a

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good morning, 101 in san jose, traffic is moving smoothly and that is good news and blue skies for the last official day of winter. whether you are just joining us or headed outdoor number one, breaking in napa, giant flames leap from an apartment building that caught fire on brown street and firefighters say part of the two story building was under construction possibly as a result of a napa earthquake. everyone made it out safely. >> a hour and her one-year-old baby are in critical condition with head injuries after being

hit by an s.u.v. in hayward. the woman was pushing the stroller in a crosswalk at northbound 880. the driver is cooperating. a san francisco zoo employees union is calling for an investigation into claims employee radios were rigged to spy on private conversations. the zoo's executive director said it was to help in emergencies. >> ought martin news city council approved a measure to let voters decide what to do with the pine meadows golf course. voters will decide whether to allow 100 homes to be built on the 27 acre property as approved in january or turn it to open space. >> today governor brown will unveil $1 billion emergency plan to deal with the state's drought marking the second consecutive year the legislature has had to act on emergency drought relief. in 2014 he signed a $6897 $687 million package.

>> natural pa is -- napa is 49 and warm spot is brentwood at 57. this is the last day of winter and temperatures are well above average but mostly sunny conditions. inland, up to 81. the coast is 62 to 64 and around the bay, 68 to 75. >> we are looking at delays on the capital corridor train between richmond and martinez because of police activity. bart and muni and no one else is reporting delays but capital corridor is behind. it is slow-and-go from the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city. it will take 15 to 17 minutes. southbound 880 accident is cleared. >> we continue now online and twitter and facebook and all the mobile devices. >> we will see you in 25 minutes with news and weather and traffic during "good morning america" and we will see you tomorrow morning.

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