amy hollyfield, live at montgomery and bush. what is happening there, amy? >> a, reggie. you can see behind me, they're making repairs here on bush street. this intersection is creating a slowdown as people navigate around it. they've closed montgomery. montgomery is closed for fear these wires could come down again while they're working on it. muni has gotten the wires back up. they still have to test them. what that means right now for you is that the bus lines, the 30 and the 45 lines from cl columbus and green to market and kearney are using hybrid diesel busses. no electric busses on those lines as of right now. i asked the spokesman, what happened? he said, well, it appears that a truck carrying a dumpster hit the wires. they'll have to investigate it once the repairs are made. that could take a while. now, the focus is on getting this repaired so they can open all of this back up. what you should expect is for things to not be normal on this

monday through this financial district area as of right now and probably throughout the morning. we'll keep you mostposted on th progress. stay with us as we follow the story. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. this is not a good time for this to happen, alexis. >> no. right in the heart of the morning commute. of course not. i want to reiterate what amy just said. we've got those muni wires down in the financial district at the intersection of montgomery and bush. that is impacting the 30 and 45 lines. essenti essentially, they had to turn the lines off. they had no power. 30 being rerouted around that. they're putting them on hybrid diesel busses instead of the electric busses. there is an alternate in place for them. they are providing service. i haven't gotten word of any extreme delays so far this morning but i will definitely let you know as soon as we get an update from muni. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, one of the other trouble spots this morning. we have no blocking issues but we have had the metering lights

on since exactly 5:30 today. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we still have the scattered hours out there. >> hi, everybody. this is on 80 from hercules, san pablo, richmond, all the way to point richmond. we've also got rain moving through the peninsula right now. that's going to cross the -- matteo and dumbarton bridges. you saw a picture of joey, our stage manager, we talk about all the time. he wanted you to know that 101 and 880 is not raining there right now but it is possible as the day planner shows you. scattered to random, light showers throughout the day and mild temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. about the temperature we're seeing right now. we'll talk about a stronger storm coming tonight. give us some more news. >> mike, thank you. spotlight on president trump's immigration order shifted to here in the bay area. the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco. >> all eyes on the bay area. a three-judge panel expected to

decide quickly on the travel ban which right now is on hold. this legal battle is heating up. washington and minnesota both challenged the ban and turned in their briefs to the court by their 1:00 a.m. deadline. that was this morning. those states say if the ban on travelers from seven majority muslim countries is restored, it would unleash chaos. hawaii has also filed a brief opposing the immigration order. it cites travel restrictions is damaging its economy. the justice department must file a response by 3:00 today. a ruling could come any time after that, likely within a week. experts also say the judges could already be conducting legal research on these issues. from google to facebook, tech companies taking a stand against this immigration order. >> almost 100 companies filing a brief with the court late last night, calling it discriminatory. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live at apple headquarters in cupertino. >> good morning, natasha and

reggie. this is the brief, 97 tech companies including apple here at cupertino have filed this brief, saying donald trump's executive order is bad for business. now, they did this late last night at the 9th circuit court after of appeals in san francisco. the friend of the court filing could allow them to submit the brief with the intent to influence the court's decision. they say the travel ban on refugees and travelers from the seven countries would make it more difficult and expensive for companies to recruit, hire and retain some of the world's best employees. the brief also says it is leading to other countries retaliating, and that can hinder doing business abroad. president trump said he's trying to protect americans. in a couple twitter posts on saturday, president trump criticized the decision. tweeting, because the ban was lifted by a judge, many very bad and dangerous people may be pouring into our country. a terrible decision. you can see the brief in the flame name of all 97 companies

involved on our website. reporting live, matt keller, bck 7 news. a young girl from yemen is with her family in san francisco following the blocking of the immigration order. her parents were at sfo waiting to greet her yesterday. both are u.s. citizens. 12 years ago, her mom was traveling and game birve birth in yemen. she was stranded in yemen for years. it took her family seven years to get her a visa to travel to the u.s., which came the day before president trump signed his executive order. >> seven years already. after seven years, finally be home, finally i have all of my family home. it is the best. >> after leaving sfo, they drove to their home. president trump took aim at the possibility of california becoming a sanctuary state during his pre super bowl interview that aired on fox. >> i'm opposed to sanctuary

cities. they breed crime, there's a lot of problems. if we have to, we'll defund. we give tremendous amounts of money to california. >> you're going to defund -- >> california, in many ways, is out of control, as you know. obviously, the voters agree, otherwise they wouldn't have voted for me. >> the president threatened to take away federal funding from current sanctuary cities and from the entire state if california moves forward with its proposal. happening today, protesters will rally against senator diane feinstein in san francisco's financial district. demonstrators don't think feinstein is using her power adequately to oppose president trump's agenda. the gathering is set for noon outside of bloom capital, the private equity firm owned by her husband. we're standing by because we expect to hear from tom brady any minute. when that happens, we'll hope to bring it to you live. super bowl li, one for the history books. new england patriots came out on top, thanks in part to the qb and san mateo native, tom brady, who led his team to one of the biggest comebacks in super bowl history. >> to beat this team and to get down 28-3, you know, it was just

a lot of mental toughness by our team. we're all going to remember this for the rest of our lives. >> i'm sure they will. they beat the falcons 34-28 in overtime. the first ever to happen at a super bowl. this was also brady's fifth super bowl win. incredible. the most of any quarterback in history. he is also the first to play in seven super bowls. he was named the game's mvp -- no surprise -- for the fourth time in his career. >> boston's tower lit up with the five there, for the championships the patriots won with brady and coach bill belichick. while most of the celebrations in massachusetts were calm, one man took it a little too far, climbing a light post after the win. this is on the campus of the university of massachusetts amherst. he slides down safely after people start throwing things at him. this appears to be about as crazy as it got for fans who

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>> announcer: now, a commuter alert. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> want to take you back to our situation in the financial district. this is a live shot from amy hollyfield and her photographer this morning on the scene. montgomery and bush. this is where crews believe a truck actually knocked down some muni wires earlier this morning. we first got reports of this about an hour ago. however, i just talked to amy, and it sounds like they're getting close to wrapping this up. she's saying montgomery is back open as we speak. we obviously have at least one lane blocked here. sounds like the repairs are close to being done. in the meantime, we have the 30 and 45 line being serviced by hybrid diesel busses instead of the electric busses this morning. could cause a slight delay. hasn't gdeveloped into somethin too significant. good news, montgomery is back open. next update at 6:20. mike? someone walked behind you with an

>> they're prepared. >> yeah. they must have watched up before they live. traffic is moving slowly southbound on 680. damp out here. live doppler 7 showing lafayette, more rain toward walnut creek, alamo and danville. keeping things slick there. temperatures in the mid 50s to 60 in san mateo on the peninsula. scattered showers continue. temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. not going to change much today. we're mild with morning. here's a look at the san mateo bridge, drier by the moment. cli slick spots. the bridge will be breezy this afternoon. a storm is coming in this evening. a memorial that would honor korean women abused during world korean women abused during world war ii could reach a discover card. korean women abused during world war ii could reach a customer service! ma'am. this isn't a computer... wait. you're real? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s., like me, anytime. wow.

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>> announcer: abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app. download it now. 6:15. happening today, san francisco may give its final approval for an art installation honoring comfort women. memorial would recognize asian women sexually enslaved by japanese soldiers during world

war ii. the privately funded memorial is set to be installed at st. mary's square. if approved, the memorial will be the first of its kind in a major u.s. city. 6:16 now. golden donna released a new album with all proceeds benefitting funds after the ghost ship fire. it's a stage name for joel shanahan, who was scheduled to be at the warehouse during the ghost ship fire. golden donna worked on the album as a means of therapy. the ghost ship fire killed 36 people. president trump and first lady melania trump watched the super bowl i cheer leaders and a ban greeted them outside. no secret who he was rooting for. he is long-time friends with robert kraft, bill belichick and tom brady.

airbnb highlighting diversity. their ad showed people with different ethnicities. hashtag, we accept. they offered free housing for those who couldn't get to the u.s. during president trump's travel ban. th fun fact, they ordered this on thursday, shot this on thursday night and they're all employees of airbnb. >> turn around like i've never heard before. >> yeah. the game was great. a lot of talk about the halftime show. >> if twitter is any indication, viewers were gagging over gaga. ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ >> one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice to all. >> gaga, are you okay? >> that leap. we were all wondering.

is she all right? >> yes. there are 2.2 million tweets about lady gaga during her performance. that went up to 5 million tweets when you combined the before and the after the show. >> we want to know your thoughts of gaga. post your thought s with the hashtag abc 7 get up. she was singing live, repelling, upside down and it was fantastic. >> i read she rehearse td whora whole thing in a tent in her backyard so people couldn't see the choreography. >> amazing. mike, what about the weather? >> what we're going to see is -- >> that was dramatic. >> i was trying to catch my breath, really. golden gate bridge, a little rain falling right there. it is being kicked up from the cars. looks like the light showers that we're dealing with now are going to continue today. in fact, that was my first accuweather highlight. moderate to heavy showers this evening and another round in

tomorrow's morning commute. another wet pattern on friday. san leandro, whitney street, neptune drive, one i haven't seen before, i like that, getting wet, as is the airport. san mateo bridge getting a little wet. same with the dumbarton bridge. all heading over to hayward and union city and newark and fremont as we speak. palo alto, the campus of stanford, wet right now. storm impact scale, i'll jump to tonight. this is a more formidable one and the one that'll affect you the most. windy and scattered downpours coming and even a storm or two. the best for downed trees, wind damage, power lines, 9:00 through 6:00 tomorrow. notice the one area not in it, the north bay valley. let's look what's going on from 7:00 to 9:00, waves of showers that'll continue through noon. have the umbrella if you're heading out before lunch. it becomes more widespread but

not heavy until 9:00 and again tomorrow from 4:00 to 9:00. that's when we're going to have the toughest commute, at least weather wise. light storms for wednesday, thursday and friday. then we get a dry weekend. alexis? we have soggy conditions this morning. i want to take you back to the financial district. that's when we have this live view from amy hollyfield and her photographer this morning. we have muni wires that were knocked down a little over an hour ago. crews on the scene believe it was hit by a truck perhaps with a lift. that's their working theory. this is at the corner of montgomery and bush. montgomery was closed a while this morning but they opened it back up 15 minute ago. amy says it looks like they're making progress. in the meantime, the 30 or 45 route, you're being transported by the diesel busses. crash at westbound 80 past

highway 4. willow avenue. crash is blocking the three left lanes. we have typical delays on the westbound side to the hercules area. 680 highway 4 to walnut creek. ten minutes. another 11 on 24 walnut creek to highway 13. tracy to dublin, 50 minutes on 580. the price of parking going up at several dart stations. 50 cent increase is in effect in concord, north concord, hayward, west oakland and the coliseum. increases are necessary to improve station access and pay for maintenance. bart also says parking prices are set according to supply and demand of each station. the stations where the cost is going up, east owest oakland is most expensive, $9 a day. michael jackson could have a tax bill worth hundreds of

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>> announcer: from abc 7, live breaking news. >> it is now 6:30. more on that breaking news we've been following for you in san francisco. >> crews racing to replace

downed muni wires. amy hollyfield is live at montgomery and bush with an update. hey, amy. >> i have a little bit of progress to report. montgomery is now open. they shut down the block of montgomery at bush because they were worried the wires would fall down while they're being worked on and could hurt someone. no concern about that any longer. this is open. you can see a lane is closed here on bush street at montgomery. that's because you can see that's where the crews are working on the muni wires that came down. they've got them back up, but they're testing them. making sure the repair is solid before they leave the scene and open it all up. so what this means for you is if you take the bus through here, they don't have electric busses running right now. they're going to use the hybrid busses. don't be surprised when you see one of those instead of the electric diesel busses. those are going to be running on the 30 and 45 lines. that's just a little change. the spokesman i talked to doesn't think it'll impact your timing. they have replaced the busses

one for one. it should be just a hill blittl of a change but the timing should be okay. i asked what happened. he says, well, they'll have to investigate after they repair, but it appears a truck that had a big dumpster in it hit the wires. that's what brought them down. no one was hurt though. the situation here doesn't seem to be impacting people too badly. traffic is moving. we want you to be aware commute will be different than a typical monday. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. alexis smith, i'm glad there is progress. >> a couple moments ago, muni tweeted that power is being restored to the 30 line and they're close to resuming normal service. yeah, of course, this all started in the financial district about an hour ago when, they think, a truck took the wires down at montgomery and bush. they had no power between

columbus and green to market and kearny. it is starting to improve quickly. we have scattered showers for the commute. i have a new problem we'll talk about at 6:40. i'm tracking the scattered showers. they're light green in concord and walnut creek, san ramon valley. lafayette. you can also see around the san mateo and eastern side of the dumbarton bridge from hayward to newark are wet. here is a look at the eastern side of the bridge. you see the light rain falling. hit and miss light showers all the way through 4:00. they pick up at 7:00. temperatures going to be mild in the low to mid 50s this morning. upper 50s during the afternoon hours. we'll look at the bigger storm coming up next. here's natasha with more news. the battle over president trump's travel and immigration ban is now unfolding right here in san francisco. a three-judge panel is expected to quickly decide on the ban,

which is on hold for now. washington and minnesota challenged the ban and turned in their briefs to the court this morning before 1:00 a.m. the justice department must file its response by 3:00 this afternoon. senator feinstein is glad to see the judicial branch is watching over the president. >> the federal court has a right to make a judgment, whether a law or an order is lawful and constitutional. that process has begun. >> experts say after the response is filed, the panel could make a final ruling within a week. nearly 100 tech companies including some of the biggest names in silicon valley are teaming up to voice their opposition to president trump's immigration order. >> apple, one of those companies. abc 7's matt keller is live at their headquarters to explain. good morning. >> good morning, natasha. yes, big names are on the brief including apple and 96 other tech companies. they say the travel ban would make it likely that they would

have to build operations outside of the united states. president trump says he's just trying to protect americans with his executive order. it bans people from coming to the u.s. from seven different countries. a couple of twitter posts, president trump criticized the decision, tweeting, because the ban was lifted by a judge, many bad and dangerous people may pour into our country. a terrible decision. a friend of the court brief was filed to influence the court's decision without being a party in the lawsuit. the travel ban would make it more difficult and expensive for companies to recruit, hire and retain some of the world's best employees. the brief also said it is leading to other countries retaliating, and that can haindr business abroad. you can see the brief and the names of the 97 companies by going to our website, abc7news.com. matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you. president trump reveals details about his claims of voter fraud

in november's election. >> you take a look at the registrati registration. illegals, dead people, it is a really bad situation. really bad. >> remember, so far, there hasn't been any proof that there was widespread voter fraud. mr. trump tells fox news channel's bill o'reilly he is going to put vp mike pence in charge of the investigation. the fremont police department is investigating the first officer-involved shooting of the year. it happened last night, where police were called to look into a disturbance. all we know is that the shooting took place after officers found one of the suspects involved in a dispute. that suspect was killed. >> it is up to us to do our best to de-escalate the situation. unfortunately, it doesn't always turn out that way. >> no officers were shot. one was hurt. we don't know how at the time. all we know is he was rushed to a nearby hospital with what authorities are calling non-life threatening injuries. police haven't said if the suspect is armed.

they're not looking for anyone else. san francisco mayor expected to announce a plan for improved access for college students next fall. the mayor agreed to spend nearly $5.5 million on free tuition. the money will also cover books for low-income students. free tuition applies to city residents who lived in california for at least a year. the mayor's agreement ends months of political wrangling. student registration begins next month. legislation is going to be introdouuced this morning in sa francisco to amend laws that criminalize hiv. the law was created in the '80s, the height of the epidemic. it would protect hiv positive people even if their partner tested negative. it protects the workers from being charged of solicitation even if they don't take

let's talk about the victory parade for the new england patriots. it is going to happen tomorrow morning in boston. >> gosh, did you watch the game? being called the greatest comeback ever for a super bowl. all thanks to star quarterback and san mateo native tom brady. it was a nail biter till the very end. brady managed to bring the patriots back from a 25-point deficit and forced the first overtime game ever in super bowl history. he was the first quarterback to win five super bowl titles. >> down 25 points. i mean, it's hard to majimagine winning. took a lot of great plays. it is why you play till the end. 60-minute game. halftime, we weren't down at all. i mean, we were disappointed in the way we played and knew we could go out and do better in the second half. >> expecting to hear from him this morning in a few moments. we'll bring it live as soon as it happens. final score, 34-28. brady named super bowl mvp for the fourth time.

that is a league record if you were wondering. he dedicated the game to his mom, battling an undisclosed illness. tom brady's family lives in san mateo. n abc 7 news was at a block party with the neighbors who never doubted the hometown boy could get the job down. >> they've been decide several games and always find a way to get back. definitely proved it again today. >> ever since he was a little kid, 5 or 6 years old, on saturday mornings, she'd knohe'n the door to wake up my boys to play ball. he's always loved to play. >> brady's neighbors have been having the super bowl block parties since his first trip to the first super bowl in 2002. look at the traffic conditions on internastate 80 a castle peak late yesterday, 25 miles from lake tahoe. plenty of snow coming down. you need chains. the sierra could see one to two feet of snow at higher

elevations. bart doing some pruning work along the tracks to keep the trains moving along as the bay area was hit with more wind and rain. abc 7 was along the tracks near the san francisco-daly city border yesterday. bart had to close one of the two tracks between 24th street and daly city for several hours. that delayed some passengers. bart hopes pruning trees will reduce future delays and prevent branches from falling on the track. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> we have the winter storm warning through 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. it'll take a while for the couple feet of snow fall. i heard alexis say you need chains if you're heading up there. looks like all the highways. i'll check in with her in a second to find out for sure. here's a look at what's going on. pany time you have a winter stom warning, you should have chains. we have scattered showers heading through the santa cruz

mountains. temperatures at 50 in los gatos. most of us in the mid to upper 50s until you get to san a couple earthquakes in morning, 3.2, i believe. your rush hour, this morning, scattered to light showers. the roads are clislick from the overnight rain. breezes will increase and so will the showers during the overnight hours. you see the yellows, oranges and red. temperatures going to be mild, mid to upper 50s. we'll look at the storm impact scale and see how the commute will be affected tomorrow. let's find out this morning's commute with alexis. if you're heading to the sierra, 80, 50, 88, 89, you need chains for all of them. not that smooth of a drive. also, we have this issue if you're traveling through the financial district, you can still see crews working on the muni lines. this is at the corner of

montgomery and bush. they are making a lot of progress. as you heard amy hollyfield report, they think a truck with a dumpster on the back hit the lines a little over an hour ago. muni restored power to the 30 line and it is resuming regular service. looks like they're doing testing, making sure everything is fully repaired and they're not going to fall again. i'm keeping an eye on if you're on the 30 or 45, you could possibly see a hybrid diesel instead of the electric busses this morning. want to take you to the westbound 80 at leisure town. we have a tour bus blocks the lane at cherry glen, causing significant delays. drive times, as well. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 33 80 west bround bound abridge 14. 11 minutes for san francisco to

s fork sfo. why you should pay extra attention to your mailbox. the patriots win could bad for your retirement plan. how it could impact the markets. 6:42 on the dot. had to hold that out. taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge as people are making their way into wet san francisco. more information about weather and traffic on the screen during the commercial break. >> announcer: the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm on the abc 7 track today's storm on the abc 7 news app.

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quarter till 7:00. forget about the super bowl. did you see this fire ball over wisconsin last night? abc news viewer posted this video on facebook and says, glad the security camera was rolling when this happened. there was a meteor sighting in illinois, caught on camera by a police dash cam. can bright flash almost turned green in color. the shower was primarily in illinois and wisconsin, also minnesota and new york. the final nail in the coffin for mavericks. the halfmoon bay contest is cancelled. the promoter and manager is $2.6

million in combined debt. the promoter and the manager filed for bankruptcy after the event oes only sponsor, red bull, sued for breach of contract. the one-day annual contest features two dozen world-class surfers taking on waves up to 60 feet. thf this was the year women were supposed to take part the fooirs ti -- first time. a man changing his tire is in the hospital after someone hit him and sped off on interstate 280 near mclaughlin avenue yesterday morning. he was fixing the tire when hit. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital with major leg injuries. officers believe he was hit by a red 2006 to the car will have damage to its dumper, right fog light and right front fender. terrifying moments this weekend for hikers in southern california after a fall into an icy ravine.

one hiker died and four others were hurt after they slid 300 feet down the side of a frozen mountain. this is video of the rescue attempt from the los angeles sheriff's department. the hikers weren't prepared for the cold weather and ice. the four hikers who survived are in the hospital this morning you'll have three extra days to pay your taxes. tax day falls on monday, april 18th, because of a federal holiday. emancipation day is observed in washington, d.c. on the 15th. state texas officials are warning about potential scams. keep an eye on your mailbox every day for documents thieves can use to claim any refund yourself expecting before you do. >> the scammers are becoming more and more brazen. what they're doing is stealing personal identification, personal information, and they're using it to file fraud len tax returns. in an effort to steal refunds. >> remember, if there is a red flag with your return, the irs will reach out to you directly.

now to all the super bowl commercials people will be talking about today. >> at green sports bar in san francis francisco, fans think there was a more serious tone to the ads than years past. not during that moment. audi took on gender equality. budweiser dove into the immigration issue with the story of its founder. >> i think it is amazing. i think we should be promoting that this country was built on immigrants. and success is built on that. >> of course, not everyone was a huge fan of the ad, some people called for a boycott of the beer maker. as for the halftime show, lady gaga started with a patriotic theme. sky wires were lowering her down to the stage. some expected her to make a political statement. you really had to listen to the lyrics of the songs to see any of that happening. santa clara based intel played a big part in the super bowl halftime show. see the lights forming the american flag behind her?

those are intel drones. after the show, an intel commercial showed the drones sailing back to the ground like stars falling from the sky. >> cool. >> the technology is amazing. intel says its software can control more than 10,000 drones at a time. by the way, if you are just feeling lady gaga this morning after that performance, she is going on tour this summer. she's coming to at&t park. august 13th, a sunday. sacramento will happen two days later. the tickets for the san francisco date go on sale a week from today. look out, wall street, the new england patriot super bowl victory may mean a down year for the dow if you believe the trends. the super bowl indicator, unscientific predictor, say stocks will fall if an afc team win the game. if the falcons, they say the market would have risen. the indicator has been right 40 out of 50 times. let's see if the indicators are

right. here's a live look at the dow. there it is. and we are down just a little bit. if you believe in that stuff. i think we're hearing tom brady take the microphone. jessica? >> i've been watching this at the live desk. he just took the podium right now. we're having a little trouble with the audio. we'll listen in for a quick second. >> situational football. so much of that that went on. to score two two-point plays. >> running down that incredible game, making super bowl history last night. the largest comeback. 35-28 in overtime. he is getting the mvp you see it next to him. he will be presented that from roger goodell, the nfl commissioner. let's listen in one more time. >> gotten to this game before and not finished it off the way we wanted. you know, it took kind of a miraculous effort to do it. and just so happy we were able

to get it accomplished. >> obviously, feeling happy this morning, calling it a miraculous turn of events. we'll listen in and have updates on what he said later in the newscast throughout the day and, of course, on social media. use our news app. we'll have the rundown of the press conference later. follow us on twitter. that's the latest at the live desk. >> the lighter and audio guy had one job. >> one job this morning. they're as tired as we are this morning. >> let's go to mike for a look at the weather. san mateo bridge is getting wet with a light shower. you can see the drops on the lens as we look to the west. same in walnut creek, southbound. scattered, light showers. the first accuweather highlight. moderate to heavy showers this morning and tomorrow morning. rain possible through friday. here's a look at live doppler 7. in the san ramon, the bridges and over towards the santa cruz mountains. my accuweather seven-day

forecast. a tougher commute tomorrow and rain through friday. taking a look at our scene at montgomery and bush in the financial district. the crews are gone. it is totally clear. that is good news if you're riding muni this morning. this, of course, is where muni wires were knocked down, they think by a truck. in the meantime, they used diesel busses instead of the electric busses to get through the commute. we have scattered showers as mike mentioned. not too many crashes. we have mostly green on the traffic flows. traffic flows. one new

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6:53. these are the seven things to know before you go. number one, montgomery at bush street in san francisco is open after downed muni lines this morning. it is believed a truck carrying a dumbpster may have hit the line, bringing them down. no one hurt. it impacted you if you were riding muni. the service is restored and they're getting back to normal as we speak. a new problem on the roads in san jose. the connector to northbound 101, a new crash is blocking the left lane and starting to back up. number three, while we have scattered, light showers for most of today, let's look at the storm impact scale for later this evening and tomorrow. we have two rounds of moderate to heavy rain rolling in. thunder is possible. power outages, trees down. moderate amounts of that. likelihood of hydroplaning during tomorrow morning's commute. judges expected to decide on

president trump's immigration order which is on hold for now. washington and minnesota challenged the ban and turned in their briefs to the court. the justice department must respond by 3:00 this afternoon. five, facebook and apple among nearly 100 tech companies joining the legal fight against the president's immigration order. the companies say the travel ban is making it difficult for them to recruit and hire employees and do work in other parts of the world. number six, tom brady picked up his mvp trophy from roger goodell. he and the patriots will fly home in a few hours before celebrating with a big parade in boston at 8:00 a.m. our time tomorrow. a 50 cent increase for daily parking at bart stations in concord, north concord, hayward, west oakland and the coliseum. west oakland is the most expensive, $9 a day. >> ouch, right? >> if you want the lady gaga tickets, save your pennies. >> those go on sale a week from? >> monday.

>> we're all going, right, team? >> it is a sunday night. >> oh, well, may be worth it. >> mike, i want to ask you, a little showers this morning. anything else the rest of the today? >> scattered, light showers. the heavy stuff comes in at 9:00 tonight. >> thank you very much. we'll be back in 25 minutes. >> see you then. "gma" is coming up next.

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good morning america. the greatest super bowl comeback ever. >> patriots win the super bowl! the new england patriots stunning the atlanta falcons, making super bowl history in houston in the first overtime ever. tom brady leading his team back from 25 points down, overcome with emotion, taking home his record fifth title and the mvp trophy with gisele and his family by his side. president trump celebrates the super bowl and makes his own big headlines in a pre-game interview, defending russia and vladimir putin. >> a lot of killers, you got a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? >> now both parties pouncing on the president's comments, as trump's travel ban heads for a new legal showdown. ♪ god bless america and lady gaga raising the