kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. time to get up, guys, it's 5:00 a.m., good morning, i'm natasha zouves. >> i'm reggie aqui. >> good morning, everyone. you can see over the next six hours, nothing showing up on live doppler, you see the clouds aren't even moving on the ferry building. 64 to 66 at noon. you'll need the sunglass.

66 to 70 at 4:00. if you're taking mass transit, here's sue to talk about it. >> thanks, mike. yep, b.a.r.t. has 32 trains this morning. train number 1 out of stockton is on time. muny trains and rail all looking good this morning, if you're headed out, make that a great option for you. a look at the south bay drive, coming up. we're expecting more details from police today after they found the body of a missing san jose woman over the weekend. she disappeared last week after leaving a party in hayward. abc 7 news reporter matt has more. >> reporter: natasha, we are expected to learn more at a press conference being held later today. here is what we do know. at about noon on saturday, hayward police say they found the body of 22-year-old stacey aguilar. the san jose woman was reported

missing the weekend before, last seen at a party on silva avenue at jackson street in hayward. residents say she left with her boyfriend unharmed. police believe she was murdered. on sunday, a small group of volunteers gathered at a neighborhood strip mall to search for her. >> i have family. and i don't want this situation too. i want to help to find the lady. and it's really sad, this situation. >> i have two younger children, and two female nieces, one who is a similar age. if i had kids, i would want folks to help me. >> reporter: aguilar's mother said she's been told very little about what police have found. an autopsy is scheduled for today to help determine a cause of death. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. more tunnel trouble this

morning on the bay bridge. caltrans found more spots in the tunnel where chunks of concrete could break off. last month one piece did fall into the slow lane of the lower deck tunnel. it damaged a car. the driver was really scared but it didn't actually hurt her. new testing shows corrosion from leaking rainwater caused damage in 12 more locations, all in that eastbound tunnel. caltrans has removed any loose pieces. a spokesman still insists there is no immediate danger. the transbay transit center in san francisco needs cash and is reaching out to goldman sachs for a loan. according to the "chronicle," officials have been forced to take out a short term loan. it puts the public on the hook for $37 million in fees. the "chronicle" also reports the transit authority is struggling to come up with at least $250 million to complete the first phase of construction. police are trying to find a man who exposed himself inside a

business near mission and wilson streets. this is surveillance photos, which are quite clear. police say he had distinctive shoulder-length black hair with light brown tips. san francisco police are still searching for the person who shot and killed a man in the mcdonald's drive-through yesterday right across the street from a police station. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim spoke to a man who says the shooting happened right in front of him. >> reporter: san francisco police say two men were leaving the mcdonald's drive-through when a man came up and opened fire. the driver wasn't injured by the passenger was shot several times. >> pow, pow, pow. >> reporter: tj was only feet away. he was walking on fillmore street around 2:45 p.m. when he heard the gunshots. >> i ran for cover. i knocked a couple of people down and dove on the dirt.

>> reporter: police say the shooter got away. the passenger died at the hospital. they say he was in his 20s but haven't mentioned why he may have been targeted. this mcdonald's on fillmore and golden gate happens to be across the street from the police station. >> there was a lot of car traffic, a lot of pedestrian traffic. so the shooter certainly was not hindered by that or us being down the block. once we know the motive, we can piece a lot more together. >> reporter: nearby businesses are growing frustrated. just over new year's, two people were shooting at each other on the same block when an innocent bystander was caught in the crossfire. >> it's right next to the police station. it shouldn't be happening over here, first of all. but it's happening. and i just don't know what to do. >> reporter: police say the fact that they were so close allowed them to talk to plenty of witnesses who didn't have chance to leave before they arrived. they say they're also hoping security video will help give them more clues. in san francisco, lilian kim,

abc 7 news. protests are now being planned to gather in 30 cities across the u.s. and around the world tomorrow in support of apple's battle with the fbi. demonstrators are standing with apple after a federal judge order the tech giant to hack into an encrypted iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. protests are scheduled at apple stores in the u.s., the uk, hong kong, and germany. in the bay area they will have one of these protests in san francisco at the store on stockton street, also at the other locations you see there in palo alto and santa rosa. it all starts tomorrow at 5:30. happening today, a blue ribbon panel will hear from witnesses to ask about racism in san francisco's police department. district attorney george gascon set up the group after officers exchanged a series of racist text messages. all of the judges are from outside the city. they'll look at the 3,000 arrests made by the 14 officers

involved in the scandal. witnesses will include high ranking city officials. a billionaire who closed off access to a popular beach says he's going to reopen it for $30 million. the "mercury news" reports that the lawyer for the man is demanding the amount to reopen half moon bay. he closed off a popular access road. the state land commission says it does not agree with the price. a proposal aims to make it easier to help people find affordable homes in san francisco. the city's planning commission will decide on that plan later this week. it would allow developers to build larger housing complexes if they guarantee that 30% of their units will be set aside as the low market rate. the "examiner" also reports that the plan would apply to buildings zoned in neighborhood districts. castor valley, 43 degrees, one of the cool spots.

berkeley at 51. alameda, 50, the warm spots. everyone else in the mid- to upper 40s. pleasanton, 41. san jose, 46. oakland, 45. san carlos, 48. napa, 37. pacifica, 49. walnut creek, 43 degrees under a clear sky. ash, cedar, juniper, and pine will be high. everything else in comfortable levels. san rafael, 5 degre1 degrees rih now. the warming begins. low to mid-70s. i'll take a look at our accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. here is sue with the south bay commute. >> it's good right now. highway 87 as you pass the s.a.p. center, by the way, tonight's disney's "frozen on ice," so expect big delays to get to s.a.p.

280 northbound, this is the 880 overcrossing, traffic is slowing nicely. in the northbound towards cupertino area. slow traffic westbound on 580 coming out of the central valley, roadwork in the eastbound direction. westbound, you're looking at about 32 miles an hour with about a 40-minute drive from tracy into the dublin/pleasanton area. we'll come back with a look at the bay bridge. we'll see if the wind advisory is still in effect for the san mateo bridge, in just a few. rising rent may be pushing out a uniquely san francisco church. next, a congregation's vow to push on even if it means moving. is this finally leonardo did is this finally leonardo did he cap ririo's year?

♪ a san francisco church dedicated to jazz legend john coltrane will soon have to move. the co-founder says he's received a three-day eviction notice to leave the location on fillmore street. he says his landlord hasn't been accepting his rent for two years. now he's hoping to find a new location. >> we really need a building that will accommodate the services that we can expand.

this is an eight-count. we are not out. >> still no comment yet from the landlord there. bill cosby's wife will be deposed this morning in a defamation lawsuit against the comedian. a group of women claimed cosby labeled them as liars after they went public with sexual assault allegations. lawyers for the cosbys attempted to squash the deposition subpoena. the deposition will take place inside a marriott hotel in springfield, massachusetts. this year's list of oscar nominees for best actor is pretty stacked. nearly all have won an oscar or been nominated before. many eyes this year are on leonardo dicaprio and whether this five-time nominee will finally take home the gold statue. abc 7 news reporter brandi hitt has more. >> reporter: they're hollywood

men competing for oscar gold. this year's best actor nominees include bryan cranston, matt damon, leonardo dicaprio, michael fassbender, and eddie redmayne. >> i am a lucky, lucky man. >> reporter: matt damon, starring in "the martian," is also an oscar >> everybody back in boston watching us tonight. >> 18 years later, this is great. i'm going to smell the roses. >> reporter: this is fassbender's second nomination, playing the role of steve jobs. and brian cranston is up for his first oscar ever. >> i'm delirious, really happy about it. >> reporter: but this year's favorite is dicaprio, in the brutal drama "the revenant." >> it's us immersed in this world. it's very rewarding. >> reporter: leo seems to be nominated every single year and

shockingly, has never won. that's dicaprio in 1994, nominated for "what's eating gilbert grape." >> that's going to end this year. this is his year. >> reporter: dicaprio has already won countless awards for "the revenant," including screen actors guild and the golden globe. brandi hitt, abc news, hollywood. abc 7 is your oscar station. chris rock hosts the awards show on abc 7 this sunday. join us to see who wins. we'll have exclusive content on the abc 7 news app as well. if you download the app, you'll be set to receive notices on who wins on sunday. looking forward to a nice day today, mike nicco. will we hit 70 in san francisco? >> i think we will touch 70 on the bay side. on the coast side, probably 6 of

8. really, 2 degrees? it's all psychological at that point. radar and satellite, a few high clouds, hoping for a beautifully colorful morning, which i will capture and put on twitter and facebook at high clouds and warm days ahead. february is going to end drier than average. watching a weak whenever system this weekend. let's talk about what's going on as far as our temperatures. we'll start with the upper 60s, half moon bay, richmond. tonight, a cool one once again. low to mid-40s inland, near 50 around the bay shore and out to the coast with a few passing high clouds. average high is 63 in san jose. the record high is tomorrow and wednesday, 76. we will be really close. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. you see low to mid-70s tomorrow and then wednesday we'll fall

back into the upper 60s at the coast while the rest of us in the mid-70s. one of the cooler days is with that storm, it's going to sideswipe us saturday. warmer than average, around 70. a slight chance of rain sunday. so light, i didn't even put a storm impact scale on it. very dry, sue. a look at the bay bridge, headed toward san francisco, no metering lights yet. a nice 11-minute drive from golden gate field into the city. we'll be monitoring that. a look at the san mateo bridge, the chp issued a high wind advisory last night. it looks like, according to chp log, it's been lifted but please use extra caution, an 18-minute drive across the span. overall, traffic map looks green, green is good, except for slow traffic coming out of the central valley. they had that express lane that started this morning, 580 westbound at 5:00 this morning. it doesn't look like it's doing any good here

all th altamonte pass. your drive from san rafael into san francisco looking good, under 20 minutes. we'll look at the golden gate when we come back. i'll drink to that. some of the best bartenders in the country spent their weekend in san francisco raising money for breast cancer research. >> look at her intensity. >> she's ready to go. abc 7 was there, 20 bartenders, all of them women, shook cocktails against the clock. the fundraiser targets breast cancer survivors and those who know someone with the disease. >> we donated our efforts to raise $450,000 in the last four years for the fight. >> the bartenders competed in timed heats. judges were on hand. if you're listening, i'm available next year if you need

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certified as safe. >> the hot selling gift has been the source of 54 fires in 24 states. the feds want the industry to follow requirements set earlier this month. we'll investigate later on "good morning america." >> marvel's "deadpool" is on top at the box office. >> on track to be one of the most successful r-rated movies ever, after taking in $55 million over the weekend. >> "kung fu panda 3" was second. "risen" was third. forget fantasy football. place your bets on "the bachelor." why tens of thousands of viewers are playing along with the popular reality show. the more drama, the more you score. those are pigs swimming with the ladies there. >> what's happening? why are there pigs in the water? >> you need to watch the show, reggie, clearly. >> why is the bachelor doing this? >> because when you do this, the

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us or headed out the door, these are the seven things you need to know. >> a little fog across the north bay. the big story is how dry it will be all week. less than 20% chance of rain. this time of year, that leads us to the possibility of some record warmth. i'll tell you when. an autopsy will be conducted today for 22-year-old stacey aguilar of san jose. her body was found yesterday in hayward more than a week after she was last seen leaving a party with her boyfriend. number 3, imagine you're in your car in a drive-through and a man walks up and shoots. that's what happened yesterday, leaving one man dead. police are looking for the shooterer. number 4, heads up as you drive through the bay bridge. caltrans found 12 new locations of crumbling concrete eastbound right inside the tunnel. caltrans insist drivers aren't in any danger. number 5, following your monday morning commute, it's pretty light, especially here on

the golden gate bridge. as mike mentioned, we have the potential for fog in the north bay. we'll update an accident near cirrus point on highway 37. number 6, apple ceo tim cook is thanking his employees for their support. he's pushing for a commission of experts to look at long term options. number 7, no sleep, no worries. uc berkeley is stepping up to make sure students are not nodding off in class. the school paper reports special sleeping zones have been set up across campus so students can grab a quick cat nap between classes. president obama hosted his last governors' dinner as president. he says governors need to work together no matter their political party. his focus is the american people and their success. >> the people we serve don't typically think in tells me of red and blue, left and right. they just want a shot to get ahead, to make sure they have a

good job, that their kids can succeed, that they can save enough for retirement. they want to know we're doing our jobs. >> he ended his speech with a toast to the nation's governors and to those who work together for the common good. we're getting a closer look at what disney is doing to bring "star wars" to life. >> imagine stepping aboard the millennium falcon and piloting the fastest ship in the galaxy. disney says you'll soon be able to experience your own "star wars" adventure like never before. harrison ford gave us a sneak peek last night, part of disney land's 60th anniversary tv special. you saw it right here on abc 7. we're coming back with a full 90 minutes of news including an effort to widen the north bay could come to a screeching halt. dozens of people displaced by a massive fire in san francisco's mission district are now fighting the landlord's plan to demolish the building.

why they say they're being pushed out of the city. and keeping tabs of weather and traffic on the commercial and traffic on the commercial break with abc 7 news now is

good morning and welcome to your monday. i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm natasha zouves. you sound so chipper about it. >> it's 5:29. >> time to get your monday started right. mike, you're tracking a warm-up on the way. >> yes. reggie had the whole weekend to work on that. did well. >> he pulled it off. >> look at live doppler 7. take the sunglasses today if you're sensitive to strong sunshine. mid-40s through you tell morning hours, mid-60s at lunch, mid-60s

to 70 in the afternoon. let's see if your commute is that delightful. >> not bad at all, as a matter of fact. just checking your drive from concord and pleasant hill on into walnut creek, the 24 interchange, looking good right now with a 10-minute drive. those tail lights headed in the southbound 680 direction past north main. our overall map is not bad except for coming out of the central valley, some slow traffic there. we have this issue in the north bay, westbound 37 near cirrus point, a big rig off into a ditch. seeing slow traffic now approaching the scene. we'll get a look at that and see if the metering lights are on in our next report. a large piece of concrete that nearly hit a driver in the bay bridge tunnel wasn't an isolated incident. caltrans now says there were a dozen spots vulnerable. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. amy?

>> reporter: good morning, reggie. caltrans telling the "san francisco chronicle" it found 12 spots in this tunnel where concrete could break loose and fall, not comforting news for drivers. the "chronicle" reports can transofficials say they don't see anything urgent at this point. it was corrosion that caused the concrete trunk to break through last month. it damaged the car but did not hurt the driver. caltrans says the problem is bigger than they thought. and it's possible it's still more extensive than they have discovered. they're still looking into it. they say they've been tapping on the concrete to see if it is hollow. but they say they will need a more sophisticated testing. they have removed loose material from the tunnel wall, so they think they've solved the immediate threat. but the issue is still being looked at. the extent of the solution is still unknown. but it might require them to

close some lanes overnight. stay with us as we continue to follow this developing story. live, amy homey field, abc 7 news. developing news in alameda county. the coroner will conduct an autopsy today on the body of a missing san jose woman. 22-year-old stacey aguilar's body was found saturday in hayward. police aren't saying how or where but are treating the case as a homicide. aguilar was last seen february 13th leaving a party with her boyfriend. abc 7 news spoke with aguilar's mother who lives in mexico. she tells us police have talked with her other daughter in san jose but did not give many details. hayward police plan to hold a news conference at 2:00 p.m. the search is on for a brazen killer behind a shooting in san francisco, right across the street from the northern district police station. the gunman fired into the car stopped in the mcdonald's drive-through at fillmore street and golden gate avenue at 2:45

yesterday. witnesses say he derived into the passenger window several times and ran off. the passenger died in the hospital. the driver was not hurt. police are trying to figure out if a shooting just four blocks away from that mcdonald's has anything to do with the drive-through murder. police found another shooting victim at eddie and buchanan streets at 8:30 last night. someone drove the person to san francisco general. the victim's condition is still unclear. new this morning, apple ceo tim cook is thanking his employees for their support. as we've been reporting, apple is fighting a judge's order to help the fbi unlock one of the san bernardino shooters' phones. abc 7 reporter tiffany wilson has more. >> reporter: reggie, the e-mail to employees went out early this morning. tim cook says this case is about much more than a single phone or investigation. the data security of hundreds of millions of people is at stake and the fbi's request settings a dangerous precedent that

threatens everyone's civil liberties, apple warns. it says if it's forced to write code to break into the phone, t the technology could get into the wrong hands. cook says the government should drop its demands and instead create a commission of experts in intelligence technology and civil liberties to discuss implications for national security, privacy, and federal freedom. on "this week," apple's attorney gave a strong warning about what would happen if the government goes forward with the case. >> it would require apple to comply with these kind of court orders all over the country and other parts of the world, damaging your personal privacy, your financial privacy, your health records, your location, where your children are. the implications of this are quite serious. >> reporter: last night the fbi director wrote an op-ed saying, "this litigation isn't about setting a precedent. it's about the victims and justices." apple explains why they're objecting to the government's order and answers other customer questions in a public post.

you can find a link to that page on our we can see, abc7news.com. in the newsroom, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> this is getting very interesting, thank you, tiffany. an emergency meeting will take place today for people displaced by this massive fire in san francisco's mission district. it happened a year ago. it drove dozens from their homes at 22nd and mission streets in january. building inspectors just ordered the landlord to tear down the building for safety reasons. demolishing that building eliminates the right of the tenants to return to their homes. many of them say they've been priced out of the rental market in the mission. an uber driver suspected of going on a shooting rampage in michigan saturday night was reportedly picking up and dropping off passengers between attacks. 45-year-old jason dalton is accused of shooting and killing six people and injuring two others including a 14-year-old girl who is still in critical condition. an indiana couple says they took an uber after hearing a shooter

was on the loose, thinking it was the safest option. they mentioned the shooting and the driver appeared to know there was a shooting. >> i said, you're not the shooter, are you? he said, no. i said, are you sure? he said, no, i'm just really tired. >> dalton is expected to be arraigned today on murder charges. the u.s. supreme court goes back into session for the first time since the death of justice antonin scalia. this is video of where the justices will begin hearing oral arguments this morning at 7:00 our time. scalia was 79 when he died this past weekend. his funeral was on saturday. chief justice john roberts is expected to mention scalia's death from the bench today. in and out panel is evenly split 4 h 4-4 between conservatives and liberals. president obama has vowed to name a replacement. republicans say that should be left to the next president. now to the race for the

white house. this year the democrats will be in the deep south while the republicans are now in nevada for tomorrow's caucuses. this morning donald trump is still riding high after hissed by weekend win in south carolina. he scored all 50 of the state's delegates, winning evangelical voters. here is what the winners had to say. >> i didn't know i was going to win by that much. and we won by a lot. it was sort of record-setting stuff. >> some may have doubted us. but we never doubted each other. >> tomorrow night the democratic candidates will hit the stage for a town hall at the university of south carolina. the republicans are spending today rallying in nevada where the latest poll has trump leading by 26 points. abc 7 news was at the blackberg bar in san francisco where bernie sanders supporterse they asked supporters to give $27. there was strong support for hillary clinton yesterday across the bay area. she was here for fundraisers in

south san francisco, piedmont, and menlo park, and atherton. you can now drive in a new express lane between livermore and dublin. sky 7 hd flew over week. you must have a toll tag to use the lanes on weekdays. it lets you indicate how many people are riding in your vehicle with a little switch there. carpoolers can use the lane for free. solo drivers will have to pay up to $13. the price varies based on demand for the lanes and the number of riders you have in your car. we're on the fast track to warmer weather. possible record high this week. looking at this morning, wow, it's chilly. petaluma, napa, american canyon, 37. we have 50 at aillamedaalameda. redwood city at 49. san jose, 46. san ramone, 40 degrees right now. your activity planner, everything is going to be good

today, sailing, kayaking, running, dog walking. it's a cool this morning, but not as cool as it has been over the last couple of mornings. you can see the fog has made its way up 101. we're going to be in the load to mid-70s today, again tomorrow, and again wednesday. will this last? i'll let you know coming up in the accuw. seven-day forecast. we'll turn it over to sue for your monday morning commute. metering lights on just ten minutes ago. 5:29 this morning. check that out, automatically stacked back now towards the macarthur maze as you're coming from golden gate fields into the city, expect a 15-minute delay towards the toll plaza. that will probably increase. back to back traffic here. we came back to walnut creek because we have an accident at the 680 transition to 24. a lane blocked here. traffic is now stacking up behind for a healthy delay. we'll check back on this and give you some drive times as

well as the accidents near cirrus point of highway 37 in our next report. you're in a hurry, the driver ahead of you is creeping along, and you're ready to hit your horn. next, how you might soon be able to tell if that driver is a rookie. also, cal state students complain it's getting harder to graduate in four years. graduate in four years. today, a bay area graduate in four years. today, a bay area look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about,

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starting today, you may face some delays if you're driving along mission street in san francisco. the location of some bus stops may also change. that's because crews will begin painting the pavement to designate transit-only lanes. this week's work will take place between caesar chavez and 30th street, part of a progeny to speed up the ride for more than 65,000 muny customers who take muny along mission street every day. gas prices have fallen another nickel across the country over the past two weeks. the nationwide average for a gallon of regular unleaded is now $1.77. that is down 56 cents from this time last year. of course, we're paying more here in the bay area, about 2.47 gallon in san francisco, in san jose and oakland. that's not such great news

for the highway 101 widening project. set to open up five miles of carpool lanes south of petaluma. it's now in jeopardy because of a lack of funding. according to petaluma360.com, it's back to the drawing board for officials looking to fill that financial gap. recent caltrans estimates show the amount of gas tax revenue is $800 million lower than expected. we're used to seeing "baby on board" signs. what if you saw "student driver"? that could be a decal you may soon see when you're white knuckling your steering wheel and screaming not so nice things at the vehicle in front of you. a bill has been introduced requiring the dmv to hand out "student driver" decals to teens with their learning permits. it asks drivers to have a little more patience. happening today, a push to improve graduation rates at csu

campuses. a state legislator is introducing a new bill. if passed, students who agree to if passed, students who agree to take a certain number of to get benefits. >> six years, that's really wracking up the bills. the giants position players will join the team's pitchers and catchers for spring training in arizona today. san francisco plays its first spring training game march 2nd. the giants will open regular season in milwaukee on april 4th. the giants have won the world series in even years, so fingers crossed. oakland plays its first spring training game march 3rd.

the as open at home against the chicago white sox april 4th. both teams looking to return to the post-season for the first time since 2014. >> stay on top of what's happening in spring training with mike shumann. shu will have live reports from arizona starting tomorrow on abc 7 news at 6:00 p.m. >> lucky shu. at least we have nice weather here at home. >> we have spring training weather, temperatures in the 70s in many areas. good morning, everybody. here's a look at our roof camera. you see the dancing lights on the bay bridge and how still the flags are this morning. no sea breeze to speak of. we'll have spring type temperatures today and above average highs all week, and a weak weekend weather system that will drop our temperatures down a little bit. right now it looks like it won't bring us much in the way of rain. it's our best chance of moving forward. high clouds showing up on live doppler 7 hd. these will be a mainstay in the forecast.

a colorful sunrise and sunset today. hashtag anything you put on social media, we would appreciate it. look at the coast today, mid- to upper 60s. some of them will spill into san francisco, richmond, san rafael, and everybody else around 70 to 73 degrees. san jose, napa, reaching that 73 along with morgan hill. tonight, pretty mild, mid- to upper 40s around the bay and the coast. average high, 62 for the weekend. we'll be above it with 70s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, best chance for records probably wednesday and thursday, mainly down in the south bay. sue, you have an update. >> i do. let's go back to the walnut creek, southbound 680, at the 24 junctions. would you have lanes of the transition from 680 to 24 blocked with an accident. traffic is now bumper to bumper all the way backing in towards

pleasant hill. give yourself extra time this morning. our overall traffic, you see orange in the north bay. that represents fog. that may be affecting your drive. slow traffic out of tracy, that's fairly typical. the new express lane is working through livermore and into the dublin/pleasanton area. west 37, a big rig apparently lost its trailer. both are off to the side. the trailer actually went into a ditch. they're waiting for a tow a delay of 30 minutes from vallejo. a new accident north to 80 to monterey vehicle. we'll have an update in our next report. >> thank you so much, sue. do not feed the deer. that's the advice from santa cruz police, to stop mountain lions from creeping into our neighborhoods. take a look at this video. wildlife workers tranquilized this female mountain lion saturday night after it turned up in someone's backyard. they did safely release it back into the wild. this big cat had just feasted on

a deer. authorities say that feeding deer draws them into our neighborhoods and the hungry mountain lions are not far behind. if you're a dog lover, you'll want to see this video. it shows police and fire crews trying to get out on this ice to rescue a couple of dogs that were on top of that frozen pond in akron, ohio. you see these authorities trudging through the icy waters to it to them yesterday. officials say the dogs ran on the frozen pond, located in the owner's backyard. they were pulled to safety, dried off by the paramedics, and rushed to a nearby vet. both dogs doing just fine this morning. >> thank goodness. new at 6 :00, what to do if you order something at a restaurant and it's not what you wanted. and the special training one lawmaker wants bartenders to be forced to today. forced to today. and take us with you with

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we're getting some new details on this crash that killed two women in vallejo. police say the elderly driver was speeding when she slammed straight into the call, killing the passenger. the driver herself died later at the hospital. this is video from the "vallejo times herald." this happened across the street from city hall on sunday. investigators are trying to figure out why she was going so fast. what a scary crash in illinois. firefighters spraying water on a burned-out mega bus outside of chicago. they wanted to make sure it wouldn't burst into flames again. 40 passengers and the driver, they all escaped after a fire broke out while the bus was traveling on a highway in lake forest, illinois. one passenger told a local

newspaper that he heard a boom and saw black smoke yesterday. the passengers are okay. their luggage is not. they're all headed from chicago to minneapolis. investigators are still trying to figure out what happened there. you may see more of this today. today. recreational fishermen catching dunge crab. testing shows it is safe to fish for sport south of port reyes after crabs tested positive for a toxin earlier this season. . >> i think the meat is fine. as long as you just get it cleaned out. >> it's been a while since we've been able to fish for anything. everyone wants to go fishing. >> remember, commercial crab fishing remains closed. it will be at least until the end of next week before state testing comes back to determine if commercial fishing is safe again. starting today in san jose,

you can learn more about obtaining trademarks. it's at the martin luther king jr. library at san jose state. san jose has a patent office located a short distance away from city hall. this new resource center offers different assistance in helping people learn how to protect their intellectual property. >> i want to patent this weather, how about that? >> it would be nice, to keep it around for a while, throw in a rain here and there, we need that also. here's a look degrees warmer than average. that's low on our scale. oakland 12 degrees warmer with 74. traveling around the state, 80s in l.a. and palm springs. let me show you my seven-day forecast for tahoe. if you love snow, well, you're going to love what's already there, because nothing's going

to fall, unfortunately. sue, i saw some lights on our walnut creek camera. >> yes, we have a lane at the transition from 680 southbound to 24 blocked. i don't know if you can monitor that on your television, but the flashing lights, we just watched a tow truck try to get through this traffic to get there to get that lane reopened. the right side traffic as you approach 24 is definitely much slower than the left, if you are transitioning onto 24, expect delays southbound on 580 and 680 or towards 580 and 680, should be fine once you get past this, but it is stacking up into pleasant hill. an accident near cirrus point and the other one at san francisco and 280 when we come back. happening today, lawyers for the company that made the rifle in the 2012 sandy hook killings are expected to ask a judge to dismiss a wrongful death lawsuit. the families of nine children and adults who were killed filed that suit in 2014.

they say the ar-15 bush master rifle is just too dangerous to sell to the public. the parent company of the gun says a federal law shields the gun industry from any legal claims. the pope is calling for getting rid of the death penalty around the world. pope francis says the commandment thou shalt not kill applies to both the innocent and the guilty. he says what better time to launch a moratorium on executions than right now during the church's holy year of mercy. the pope made the comments aheads of an international conference against the death penalty which begins today in rome. california bartenders could soon have to go through a required special training on how to spot drunkenness. a proposal out would require that people behind the bar have that training so they can properly step in and cut off a customer who has had too much to drink. the law is called the responsible intervention for beverage service training act. supporters say they hope it would save lives and decrease drunk driving. tesla has a unique contest to win a rare tour of spacex

headquarters in southern california. >> the only catch is actually a pretty big one. you have to own a tesla, then get one of your friends to also buy a new model s by april 15th. so yeah, pretty narrow. spacex headquarters is not open to the public. this is video from the public's youtube page. tesla will give away five tours for four people each. elon musk is ceo of both spacex and tesla. the company posted this photo on instagram showing five first stage rockets in the works right now. spacex plans to run a mission every two or three weeks in the upcoming future. next at 6:00, san francisco's massive transit center needs some cash. how much a huge loan to finish construction will cost taxpayers. taxpayers. if you still have a

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good morning and happy monday. i'm reggie aqui. >> natasha zouves. we're here to get you up and going. mick uniq mike nicco is helping with gorgeous weather. >> here's a look at the next six hours, absolutely nothing on live doppler 7 hd. you see the colorful sunrise is about to start, hashtag it abc7now if you take a picture of it. enjoy a mild evening, 56 to 62. sue has been tracking some accidents. >> thanks, mike. a couple of hotspots. overall, traffic, you can see where the red and orange, that means slow traffic. this orange on your map up here means fog. that could hamper your visibility. let's check on a couple of things. this big rig where the trailer separated, it's off to the right hand shoulder and in a ditch, a 40-minute backup