now at 6:00 880 reopens after this fiery morning crash with injuries. we have the up-to-the-minute impact. >> curbing violence in the city of baltimore. the steps the city is taking to protect citizens and police. a change to classrooms all around california. what it means for your kids. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. first, mike nicco with a look at the weather. >> it's warmer this morning. it's not going to be as hot this afternoon. here's a look at live doppler 7. you see that 21-mile-per-hour on shore breeze through fairfield. here's a look at the camera. you can see how low that cloud

is. we're waiting to hear from sfo as to any delays. clouds will fade at noon. 80s are gone. 54 to 66. going to be a little brisk this evening. definitely cooler than last evening. mike. thank you. let's see if the traffic situation is improving. >> unfortunately it hasn't. let's go right now outside to san jose. i want to show you this drive to 101 northbound side. it is a parking lot there. it is bumper-to-bumper all because of an accident up ahead at brokaw road. it's involving a truck and motorcycle and injuries are possibly involved here. traffic is jammed coming up from before the 280 split. this accident happened at 3:02 on the nimtz freeway. five injuries were reported. all lanes have reopened right near davis streets, the drive, you are at top speeds. thank you.

developing news in baltimore this morning. national guard troops are on the ground throughout the city following violence that broke out after yesterday' funeral of a black man who died in police custody. firefighters are still dousing flames from seven fires that broke out overnight. the violence started in west baltimore and spread to the eastern part of the city close to camden yards. last night's game between the white sox and orioles was postponed because of safety concerns. at least 15 officers were hurt and at least two dozen people were arrested. a 10:00 p.m. curfew begins tonight. the demonstrates were sparked from the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old man died after suffering a spinal cord injury and not receiving immediate medical attention while in police custody. we'll show you the front page of the "baltimore sun." riots erupt. the mayor says she's confident the will of good can overcome the destructive interests of a few.

six people are under arrest in los angeles on the heels of a protest held in solid dart with baltimore. four protesters were arrested for refusing to disburse when officers told them to. the other two were arrested for trying to set the others free. students are holding a peace rally at stanford university today as the university investigates a possible hate crime. crime, swastikas painted on a house. >> let's take a look at some of the images. the swastikas were discovered early saturday morning. the graffiti has been cleaned

up. it's important to know that sae is not a jewish fraternity. it's unclear why they were targeted. we can tell you that the university and campus police are investigating the vandalism as a possible hate crime. as you'll recall there's been a lot of debate on campus this past year over stanford's endowment holdings of certain countries that do business in israel and some wonder if the vandalism is related to that issue. >> it's scary to think that people still carry this type of hey dread. -- hatred. i think stanford in general is -- i feel very safe here but something like this is just shocking and surprising. >> the same type of gold paint was used to create another symbol of hate on fraternity row. van dals hit laitaliano.

students plan to meet in white plaza around 9:00 p.m. hoping to send a clear message that hate doesn't belong on their campus. we're live at stanford. happening today, the nation's highest courts will hear a landmark case that could decide the legality of same-sex marriage once and for all. at issue is whether or not same-sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. they will also explore whether states must recognize unions legally done elsewhere. legal observers are closely watching the justices to see if they offer the first public indication of where they stand on the dispute. a stanford freshman will be at the hearing to speak up for her mothers.

>> it's not good enough for my parents who were denied every single insurance and married couples could get. after flack he's says their company still wouldn't recognize t. >> oral arguments will begin later this morning at 7:00. rallies against and for same-sex marriages have been planned at capitol hill. there are more protests over a proposed morality clause for teachers. teachers are up -- up set over a clause in their contract condemning birlingt -- birth control and same-sex marriage. they are willing to adjust the clause to protect teachers rights. in nepal officials say 250 people are missing after a mudslide covered a village near the epicenter of the powerful earthquake. 4,400 people are confirmed death. the death toll could reach 10,000. american photographers described evacuating a plane in kathmandu

as the earthquake struck. >> it was the type of screaming and shrills that equate to like a horror movie. there was panic, pandemonium. rescuers have been racing to pull survivors beneat the rubble. on mount everest, rescuers have been making loops to rescue 200 people trapped by fallen ice. amid all the destruction in nepal, a trend is emerging that's stirring up a lot of emotion on social media. people are snapping selfies in the disaster area. the tower is believed to be fill with tourists when it collapsed. so many people around the world want to do what they can to help nepal, so if you visit

our website abc 7 news.com we have a list of some of the organizations working in that area along with links to help you donate. stay with us for continuing coverage of the nepal earthquake on the air and on line at abc 7 news.com. get breaking news updates on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. an autopsy will be performed today on a woman who was found dead on the steps of the san francisco apartment building early yesterday morning. the medical examiners office has identified her as 23-year-old cecelia fulton-bacuna. officers found her with a head injury and tried to save her life when they found her badly hurt around 3:00 a.m. after years of lay-offs, california schools are planning to add thousands of teachers next school year. new at 6:00 the sacramento bee reports the state plans to hire more than 20,000 teachers in the

next academic year. according to an article in the paper, schools are doing the hiring to reduce class sizes and bolster classes in math, science and foreign languages. it's coming from a 2012 tax hike. it's cloudy out there this morning and kind of coolish today. >> it is indeed. we're going to check the traffic problems as well. first the weather with mike. >> good morning everybody on this tuesday. 48 in woodside low to mid 50s on the peninsula. and pretty much the east side of the bay all the way down into the south bay. 46 in mill valley is the cool spot and 50 in in a pa and half moon bay. 75 in san jose. in the coast and the san francisco, 67 to 64.

no reports of delays at sfo. we'll keep an eye on it and we'll keep an eye on this warming trend too. we have had such a tough drive this morning but we're taking you out on the road with our mobile 360 camera. we're traveling toward liver more. traffic is pretty light. as i turn this around and i take a look at westbound traffic, still moving along pretty well. where it's not is here at san jose. i can show you the terrible jam we've got because of a significant alert here at brokaw road. we have one leg blocked. we have big backups. you can see the red there it is stretching all the way from at least tulley road. 12 miles per hour is your top speed. happening now, history is being made in washington, d.c. where japan's prime minister is getting ready to address congress.

president obama and the first lady are welcoming shinzo abe right now. he was in arlington, virginia, yesterday laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. tonight, the white house will hold a state dinner in his honor. abe heads to california later this week. first to los angeles and san francisco. he will meet with railway officials in order to market rail cars to california. a social media campaign is trending for a show of support for bruce jenner. >> men and women alike are painting their nails solidarity. jeper says he wished for a time that he had nail polish on long enough that it actually chips

off. twitter is lighting up with people with #paint y for bruce. >> it's 6:12. battling back against bulying. >> it could impact your child's health long into adulthood. >> and we have more weather, more traffic for you all morning. abc 7 news now looking live. collect -- checking out the clouds below when you go up that high. a gorgeous shot there.

there's new evidence this morning that bullying in school can have a long-term effect on your kids. being bullied as a child can lead to depression in adulthood. researchers say depression could be link to both physical and mental abuse. the impact was more noticeable by kids who were bullied by think peers compared to those by adults. everybody is waiting for the

royal baby. kate middleton is days past her due date. london is on high alert. >> they are not forgetting the royal super fans. they sent two boxes of pastries to people camp outside the wing of the hospital. that's where kate is expected to deliver, of course. and the breakfast treats were wrapped in pink ribbons. could that possibly be a hint? the royal couple says they don't if they are having a boy or a girl but the wait continues. >> bakery has a premonition. >> are you buying that they don't know? mi 5 and mi 6 and scotland yard to fees things out. -- these things out. and we have mike. >> good morning to you both and let's take a look.

you can see behind us the changes from yesterday morning. we do have a lot of cloud cover out there and live seeing it as it continues to fill our neighborhoods. the fog is getting thicker for your morning commute. check out this beautiful picture of the sun rise this morning. isn't that absolutely gorgeous. here's a look at our forecast highlights mostly sunny, even though we're starting off cloudy. we'll be mostly sunny by the afternoon hours. cooling sea breeze hit san francisco. by 4:00, we were 57 degrees, that was a 19-degree drop. high temperatures will reverse, though warm again on thursday and friday then they will drop back to seasonal levels this weekend. we'll still be dry all seven days of the forecast. here's a look at a rain maker that's going to move to our north and because of that we're going to get the sea breeze.

the low clouds will be joined by high clouds this afternoon and tomorrow and that's another reason why we'll be cooler the next two days. how much cooler? upper 70s and 80s. we'll be in the low 70s but mid to supper 60s for the northern part of the peninsula if you will. upper 50s along the coast, the peninsula coast will be the last to see sunshine late this afternoon. with afternoon sunshine, only upper 50s at your coast. 64 in newark to hercules and caster valley, 68. the sea breeze will take the upper 80s near 90 out of our highway four quarter and low 80s.

angels take on the a's dropping down to 55 degrees, dress warmly. here's a look at the seven-day forecast. tomorrow a lot like today a lot of claeds giving away to sunshine and temperatures pretty close to average. we'll get an off shore wind. 80s to 90s around the bay and inland and you can see that reverses and we'll have that slow cooling trend throughout the weekend. we've had major problems all morning long on the roads, unfortunately, and right now, we're starting off with san jose where we still have a significant alert northbound highway highway. 12 miles per hour is going to be your top speed. here's a live look at the back up. you can see it's completely jammed. parts of this freeway looking like a parking lot. you've got delays from story road. we're looking at a pretty significant delay in excess of 25 minutes to get you right to

the airport. i highly suggest you give yourself extra time if you have a flight to catch. eastbound side of highway 4 at hill crest, this crash has turned into an accident with at least one blocked and drive in the westbound direction pretty rotten at this hour as you make it into bay point. let's go outside to our mobile 360 camera where we're traveling westbound along 580. we just passed airway. if you are traveling along in the eastbound direction, not finding a problem in sight. chilling video from washington state showing a close call involving three young children who were simply heading to school. >> take a look here. the kids are about to step on to the bus when a speeding suv suddenly zips right in front of them and they are nearly hit. the driver never stopped. the mother of the children is pleading for information about the speeding driver. she wants that driver to face criminal charges. coming up on good morning america at 7:00 a closer look

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live from the kgo broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. >> good tuesday morning. it's 6:30. a great way to wake up as we take a live look at the bay and the bay bridge. it is starting out gray so cooler day ahead for us but it is great when we're altogether. passionate from all the friends seeing together. thanks for joining us. i don't know what coffee i'm drinking. >> i want some. mike will tell us more about the gray day and the cool off that precedes the warm up. >> which precedes the next

cooling. roller coaster continues. good morning everybody. we have delays at sfo call ahead because of the cloud deck. visibility is getting lower at pet alum ma. here's your 12-our day planner. most of us will be in the 50s. 62 to 72 around noon. 66 around the bay at 4:00. 78 inland. all of us are going to be kind of brisk this evening. 50s and 60s. you need a coat unlike last evening in most areas. traffic heating up right now. >> we take a look rint at video shot earlier this morning around 3:00. here's a look right now. this is our current view of san jose. we have a sig alert just up ahead at brokaw road it's all involving a motorcycle crash. we've got heavy backups coming up all the way from the

split. this is video is the shot earlier this morning in san leandro. an inferno because of a seven-car pile-up, five of which were totaled. all lanes were shut down at 880 on davis street and then all lanes reopened. we're looking at clear conditions as you make the drive. there were unfortunately injuries involved here. more details straight ahead. tensions are running high in baltimore this morning after a day of rioting and looting that has sent more than a dozen people to the hospital. now the mayor and national guard are trying to regain control. abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington is live with more. >> reporter: the national guard was called in and they will help enforce a 10:00 p.m. curfew starting tonight. here's some live video from baltimore this morning. you can see a lot of police officers out there. they are preparing for more possible protests and more possible riots later on today.

this was the chaotic scene last night. several fires broke out. angry protesters rioted. they torched police cars stores. 15 officers were hurt. two are still in the hospital. >> this is not protesting. this is not your first amendment rights. this is just criminal acts doing damage to a community that is challenged in some ways that do not need this. >> reporter: the demonstrations were sparked from the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. his funeral was yesterday. he died in police custody. he suffered a spinal cord injury during his arrest and was not given immediate medical attention. tonight's orioles-white sox game could be affected about because of safety issues and curfew. live in the newsroom, alyssa harrington abc 7 news. more than 2,000 people have

plelk to meet for a community wide clean up at 7:00 a.m. they say they have a fan ready to take all the trash to a recycling center. about 100 protesters took to the streets in oakland in support of the protests in baltimore. the group moved from the downtown area toward interthe interstate. the california highway patrol rushed the protesters to keep them from getting on to the freeway. police made no arrests. we'll have continuing coverage of the baltimore riots on air and on line. our coverage continues now on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. and just about 20 minutes the u.s. supreme court will hear a landmark case that could decide the legality of same-sex marriage once and for all. the case is being closely watched across the country, especially in san francisco's castro district. amy hollyfield is live with the

story. >> reporter: a lot of eyes will be watching this today. this is a long time coming. think about massachusetts becoming the first state to allow same-sex marriage all the way back in 2004. this has been a long time coming. there has been a quite a long time build up. on saturday, there was 15,000 people attended a rally. right now, 37 states allow same-sex marriage. about a dozen have bans in place and that is one of two issues in front of the court today. >> the first part is whether the constitution requires that states offer same-sex marriage throughout the united states in all 50 states. >> and the second issue the justices will consider is whether marriage in one state should be recognized in a state that does not sanction it. arguments are scheduled to last about two and a half hours. the decision is expected in late june.

reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. thanks a lot. it's now almost 6:36. in nepal the death toll continues to rise from the devastating 7.8 earthquake. this morning authorities say at least 4,400 people were killed. the nepalese prime minister tells rite -- reuters, the death toll could reach 10,000. hundreds of thousands are still camping outside without clean water or sanitation. officials say so many relief flights are now arriving at kathmandu airport that it's creating major backups on the tarmac. "new york times" is profiling an american photographer who is in nepal helping tell the story of destruction to millions on social media. patrick adams is using his twitter feed to display a photo library of pictures like this. it shows a little boy resuscitatesd as being pulled

from the rubble. another snapshot shows two brothers waiting for care. he's made a career of public health report sg and happened to be in nepal when the quake hit. >> so many people around the world want to do what they can to help, if you visit our website, abc 7 news ppt com, we have a list of some of the organizations working in the area and link to help you donate. stay with us for continuing coverage with the nepal earthquake on the air and on line at abc 7 news online.com. time now, 6:37. up next, supporting the same-sex marriage movement, the campaign, a household name is rolling out, the same day as a big rally at the supreme court. and finding the next fashion trend with one simple click. how google is helping shape what will be popular this summer before the season even rolls in. and as we go to break, abc 7 news now showing you traffic backed up in fact stopped there

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11 to 16 degrees cooler. did you feel it yesterday, in san francisco? this is the reason why. we have are a west wind at about 50 miles per hour across the golden gate. heading down south, 86 in l.a. 97 in palm springs. tahoe, 71. i'm going to soften the blow and start with the good news first. here's a look right now using the mobile 360 camera. right into allah mow, you can see it's a beautiful drive. santa barbara southbound traffic, it's moving right along. where it's not there's four sig alerts in the last two hours. eastbound side of hill crest avenue, this accident resulted in a car flipped on its side. we've got heavy delays through antioch. it's pretty nasty. here we take you into san jose.

that is the scene of another sig alert. it looks like perhaps some of that traffic is starting to thin out, dissipate if you will. it was right here brokaw road at 101. thank you. and alex trebek thank you as well. saving your cash on car insurance, best places to buy in the bay area to save money. jet lag the solutions doctors have come up with. stay in the know with abc 7 news now. we have traffic and weather going during the commercial break. you are looking live

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new this morning in the east bay voters have rejected a ballot measure that would have kept two east fire stations open. 53% voted against the proposal that would have generated more than $20 million over five years for the fire department. officials say station 54 in brentwood will remain closed and station 94 in nightton will also close very soon. that will leave the county with three remaining fire stations in oakley, discovery bay and brentwood. four firefighter positions will be eliminated by july 1st.

a major u.s. bank prepares to roll out a national ad featuring same-sex couples the same day the supreme court take up the marriage debate. and hot fashions this spring? you know you do eric. google tells us what they are. jane king live with more on the money report. >> reporter: i'm picturing you in emoji pants. i'll tell you what those are this morning. we've got the dow up a little bit. the s&p and nasdaq unchanged at the moment. we do have a federal reserve meeting. apple did hit all-time high after that earnings reports tonight. >> wells-fargo will i want deuce -- introduce a same sex

couple this week in an ad. where are the priciest places to buy car insurance in california? los angeles is the bulk. the average car insurance in the san francisco area code is $1815. oakland was third ieest and the average statewide was $1433. also, you can put away the skinny jeans and the one-shoulder dresses. bring out the toule skirts and emoji pants those are fashion trends. live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i'm jane king. back to you. researchers my finally have found the cure for chronic jet lag but it's not as cut and dry as it seems for the traveling public. it involves resettling -- resetting the internal body.

the process involves light which regulates protein and identifies the mechanism of how light affects how we deal with time zone changes. researchers believe they can improve the health of long haul travelers. the study was done on mice and not human subjects. i don't know of any frequent flying mice. now to a shocking night on "dancing with the stars" after a high-scoring young actress was given the boot. >> will be -- willow and mark. ♪ ♪

>> this is a better ending than the book for her. oh sorry. >> aren't you supposed to say spoiler alert before that? >> don't read hunger games. >> top digging. give me that shovel and let mike take over with the weather forecast. >> i don't want to fall in your hole. >> there's plenty of room for both of us. live doppler. check out the onshore winds up to 21 miles per hour in fairfield and fog in let's take a look at temperatures down in the south bay. low to mid 50s in most

neighborhoods except for sunnyvale . same thing in red wood city, we have low to mid 50s just about everywhere. let's take a look at what's going out. there you go. there are your clouds as they roll through the east bay hills cam as we look to the south there. we'll use that as a backdrop. we actually talk about mostly sunny conditions. a cooling in san francisco spreads into all of our neighborhoods today. high temperatures will reverse the cooling trend on thursday and friday. they will drop back weekend. between 11:00 and 12:00, they will finally clear out of all of our inland and bay area neighborhoods. we'll see a little clearing from north to south along the coast. they will be pretty stubborn as they cling to the coast.

65 in mill brij. upper 50s along the coast, and mid 60s in downtown. mainly low to mid 70s until you get to santa row -- rosa northward. mid 70s in the san ramon valley. going to the game tonight, dress warmly. angels are in down and they are to be 60 degrees in the beginning and dropping down to 55. check out the 80s and 90s on thursday and friday zp & that cooling trend over the weekend. we'll starting with our mobile 360 camera. traffic is starting to slow as you start to get a little bit farther west. as we turn this around, you can see the eastbound traffic not really finding any problems. we're going to take you right

over to our maps where the sig alert we've been telling you this morning involving a motorcycle, it was a fatality. speeds slow to pick up. we're 11 miles per hour as you approach 880. all lanes have reopen. the back up is at 85. you are looking at a 55-minute commute. that's a live picture at 101 as you head away from 880. the traffic is tarting to dissipate. thank you. 6:52 and we're back with seven things to know before you go. first, it's abc 7 news now keeping weather and traffic up during the commercial break so you won't miss a thing. right now, you are looking at traffic on the san mateo

whether you are just joining us or heading out the doors, here are things to know before you go. number one all eyes are on the u.s. supreme court this morning, because in five minutes, the high court will take up whether or not same sex couples have the constitutional right to marry. the high court also will explore whether states which do not recognize same-sex marriages must do legally elsewhere. a fiery car accident earlier this morning, several people were injured when at least five

cars dlieded -- collided near the davis street overcrossing in san leandro. the freeway was partially closed for two hours and all lanes were cleared just after 5:30. national guard troops are fanned out across baltimore this morning, following the violence that broke out after the funeral for a man who died while in police custody. at least 15 officers were kurt and two dozen people were arrested in rioting last night. the cities schools are closed today. today's state education officials will be more than a dozen everest and wyo locations today just two days after corinthian announced it was closing all schools. students will be invited back for options for continuing their education. number 5, san francisco utilities commission

outdoor watering 48 hours after it rests. breezy morning, temperatures running in the low to mid 50s in most of our bart stations. check out the west wind at 15 miles per hour and some of the low visibility from the golden gate and all the way up through the north bay. 57 to 64 in the coast and san francisco 64 to 75 around the bay. number 7, it was a tough commute this morning. four sig alerts one of which was right here. it looks like all lanes have reopened northbound side of highway 101 at broka road. one sig alert remains. a car was flipped on to its side. we have heavy backups from before ace street. thank you very much. thank you for joining us. the abc 7 news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices. >> we'll be back here in 25

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. baltimore erupts. [ screaming ] >> a state of emergency declared. the national guard ready to deploy as the city explodes in violence. >> this is lawless gangs of thugs roaming the streets. >> a pharmacy and nursing home burned to the ground. residents ordered to stay indoors. the skies lit up with flames. businesses and police cars looted as rioters clash with police. more than a dozen officers injured. a major american city under siege. new video this morning of that devastating earthquake. terrified people running for their lives. buildings crumbling to the ground. the desperate search for survivors and the rescue on mt. everest as helicopters attempt to reach climbers trapped on the world's tallest mountain. close call. an suv speeding past