welcome. it's 5:00 a.m., march 30th, thursday, and we are all here except for natasha who has the day off. 12 cents a gallon in gas taxes for all of us. >> a big story. >> we will talk about that in just a second. first we will get to weather and traffic. how does it look outside?

>> the showers we talked about yesterday materialized. hayward, san mateo southward, and they are light showers but they are enough as alexis pointed out, i wanted to show you 101 and 50 to 54 with the lightest breezes right now. they will ramp up and chase away the clouds and the rain easily by noon. 56 to 62. and 62 to 65, cooler than yesterday and still breezy at 7:00, 55 to 60. let's see if it's having an affect on the morning commute. so far so good this morning, mike. this is the san mateo bridge, soggy just 30 minutes ago, and we have a high wind advisory for san mateo bridge, and maybe the breeze drying things off a bit, and then the other wind warning on the bay bridge. we have soggy spots and over all it's a nice start to the commute. we will look at drive times coming up next.

and speaking of the drive, we already pay what is often the highest gas prices in the country, and the governor will be in the bay area pushing his plan to make us pay more. >> if it's approved the gas tax would be the first in more than 20 years. and amy hollyfield is live for us in concord. amy? >> reporter: it would add 12 cents a gallon to the price of gas and the governor has decided to come here to concord to try and convince people that this is a good idea. this gas tax would pay for $52 billion worth of road repairs. the governor says this would cost drivers less than $10 a month, and he says, hey, it's cheaper than paying for damage done to your car from bad roads. owners of electric cars would not escape the fee, they would pay a $100 annual fee because they use the roads but don't pay gas taxes. >> well, we are using the roads

so i can understand why there would be some sort of tax associated with that, but at the same time it's not fair because we -- i got the car so that i don't have to pay for gas. >> yes, it cost money and if the roof in your house is leaking, you better fix it because it gets worse all the time. >> reporter: republicans are against the governor's plan saying californians already pay some of the highest gas taxes in the country. sum democr some democrats are nervous too that it could cost them on election day. opponents can fight there but they will only delay it, that this has to and will happen. live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. happening today, the senate intelligence committee will hold its first public hear into russia's meddling in last year's election. >> this comes as the investigation in the house committee meeting came to a halt

with calls of the committee chair to recuse himself. >> the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence committee pledging a nonpartisan collaboration to get to the bottom of russia's interference in last year's election. >> that should be a concern to all americans regardless of party affiliation. >> senator warner says that includes the reports that russian trolls blasted negative stories about hillary clinton on the internet to help donald trump. the two senators said they would be open about the investigation and share sources. >> he usually knows my sources before i do. >> and i also have his cell phone. >> it's a far cry from the chaos unfolding across the capitol within the house intelligence committee. senators say their committee has outlined a list of 20 witnesses

they plan to interview, and that list includes sally yates, former acting attorney general. trump's travel ban could be heading back to the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. a federal judge in hawaii extended his order that blocks the travel ban from taking affect last night, and u.s. district judge watson's decision is another legal blow to the trump's administration's attempt to ban muslim majority countries. secretary of state, rex tillerson tillerson, is meeting with turkey's prime minister. tillerson's motorcade arrived there overnight, and they are discussing ways to enhance security and extphaupl kwreubgz.

tensions between the u.s. and syria have been strained because a turkish cleric blamed for a coup last july has been here in the united states and turkey wants him extradited. and then the controversial bathroom bill that makes it illegal for transgenders to use bathrooms that do not match their gender at birth. that state could lose money because of the law. the state was not going to be able to host events like the nba all-star game and the ncaa basketball championship because of a protest of the law, and a vote on repealing it will happen this morning. and then killed in a hit-and-run and the family asking you to help find the

driver. and he was working on 85th avenue in oakland and a vehicle and he was working on 85th avenue in oakland and a vehicle described mendez and drove away. his family set up the go fund me page in his honor. this morning police want to find a hit-and-run driver who left a 76-year-old woman with severe kwreinjuries. it happened in the north beach neighborhood on columbus street. firefighters tell us the victim suffered a critical head injury. two northern california anti-abortion activist are fighting charges that deal with the undercover video charges. 15 counts were charged. the pair illegally rec

planned parenthood officials, and they say they did nothing illegal. >> we were hoping to document and illustrate clearly for the public exactly how planned parenthood participates in such a shocking marketplace. >> the videos plan planned parenthood to illegally selling tissue for nonprofits. and they say the videos were dece deceit fully edited. the baseball coach at san francisco's gal lay yo high school has been placed on leave for directing slurs at an asian american player. he coached sports for 25 at galileo.

an apparent reported it to officials after hearing the slurs. and then a discrimination lawsuit to forever 21, and they are accused of telling their employees not to speak to coworkers or customers to anything other than english, and the store reduced hours when some complained about it, and so far forever 21 has not made any comments. and formerly introduced as the new school's chief tomorrow, and he attended public schools in san francisco. matthews previously served as the superintendent of schools in the oakland and san jose unified school districts. you can dress for milder

temperatures this morning. we have got 52 in the north bay to napa at about 58 degrees. and mid to upper 50s just about everywhere, except for city. san jose, cupertino, light rain is moving in, 56 to 63 degrees. look at the winds now. they are starting to pick up. the cold front is going through, and it's going to be a bumpy ride getting in and out of all of our airports today, especially sfo. yard work, look for all the pollen in the wind. cooler if you are going to be exercising. on the water, almost too windy for most activities. here's a look here, and rains made it to 280 and 17, and tree pollen, weed pollen, and sycamore once again.

64 to 69 for temperatures today, except for the coast where it's 62 degrees. we are feeling temperatures in the mid-40s to 50 degrees and still breezy. look at the winds this morning. 6:00, they are about 10 to 20, and we will be about 15 to 30 if you are going to be out at 6:00. tomorrow morning we will be around 15 to 25 and even 30, so the breezes tomorrow are going to be just as fast as the breezes today. alexis? taking a look at the roads this morning we are off to a quiet start. only had a couple issues so far and neither have been significant. here's a look at southbound across golden gate bridge. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 51 minutes for you. and southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, 16 minutes, and we'll take a look at mass transit coming up at

pg&e sending out a warning, and what you need to be aware of if they are trying to contact you. and then the raiders move, a question asked, where is training camp happening? a beautiful look at the bay bridge right now. a beautiful look at the bay bridge right now. you will see it here

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urging you to give something on if you think something is going on. they are seeing a spike of imposters going door to door in order to get to your house, and scammers are asking phishing e-mails asking customers to make a payment on line, and representatives are asking for payment information over the phone. watch out. pg&e says if you have an unexpected e-mail or visit, give them a call to make sure it's legit. if you use dating aps, the police department has a warning for you, they have seen an increase in sexual assaults and robberies, and they urge you to meet a new person in public places and avoid private settings until you know the person you are with. and then bringing business back to california is working its way through the assembly.

sponsors introduce the bills outside the capital building. another will give tax incentives to businesses in economic depressed parts of the state. similar bills in the past have been vetoes. legislators are hoping for a different result obviously this time around. we are hearing from the man that recorded his friend plunging down a cliff after losing control of his motorcycle. >> it's video we first showed you on abc7 mornings yesterday morning and we want to note that the motorcyclist did survive. abc's nick watt has the latest. >> reporter: keep your eye on that guy. again, slo-mo. again, the guy who filmed it all, his name is david. we are back on the scenery

living the moment his buddy road off a cliff. >> willie! >> if you have seen the video, his body went over the tree. i thought he was dead. i don't know what is down there. >> i'm coming down, willie! >> after that he went silent? >> call 911. >> he continues to roll down and he lost consciousness. >> a vehicle over the side -- >> willie is alive and awake, and we'll have more on the incredible surviving story coming up. >> i can't believe he is okay. we have an important recall to tell you about involving a toy with magnets that could pose a serious health risk. target recalling the magnetic tic tac toe games. the magnets may fall off and pose a choking hazard and it's

dangerous if a child swallows more than one because the magnets could link in the intestines and that could be fatal. you can get a refund. and then gavin newsom's bid for governor. lee released the following statement. i am proud to support gavin newsom because he's the bold before needs. four other candidates have thrown their hats in the ring. former governor, newsom, and he's the only republican to announce his candidacy so far. the raiders confirmed they will hold training camp in napa this summer, and the current

agreement with the school district runs until june 20th of 2019. it's unclear where the raiders will run camp once they move to las vegas. we have heard this advice time and time again and never go wading in floodwaters. >> not only is it dangerous, but you could encounter something unexpected, and here's proof. these are pictures out of australia, and, yes, that is a shark on a road. a bull shark to be exact, known for their aggressive and unpredictable behavior. the picture was posted by the fire and emergency service as a very big warning to people to steer clear of the floodwaters. if that doesn't stop you -- >> nothing will. >> i don't know what does. >> i feel bad for the bull shark. >> yeah, unfortunately. tpeufplt i w >> if i was creative, i would tpeufplt i w >> if i was creative, i would make that into a

ziering. rain, it's going to be over in, like, the next hour, two hours at most, and sunshine and windy and cooler today. guess what happens next weekend? that's the next best chance of rain. there you go, a solid shield from 237, and twin creeks all the way down headed into edenville right now, and also all the way through the santa cruz mountains, and watch out for slick spots there. watch as we head to 7:00, and it starts to shrink considerably. by 9:00, gone. leftover clouds but by noon they are gone. the winds chasing them away and the winds will pick up speed as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, and it's coming

out of the northwest, which means the bridges are going to be tougher to commute later today, when the faster winds blow in. tomorrow breezy but warmer. our warmest day is saturday, and a little bit cooler next week as a dry cold front rolls through sunday into monday. live doppler 7 on top of the traffic maps and you can see where the rain is that we were just talking about, the san jose area, and it shifted south, and we saw pretty soggy conditions at sfo, san mateo bridge and now san jose. flip the wipers off. in san jose, northbound 680 clear after a single rollover collision, and we have had a couple of those so one of those days you want to slow down and take it easy. the metering lights should be coming on soon, and no delays for san francisco bay ferry, but grab a seat inside as it will be breezy. and the golden gate ferry is

running today and tomorrow for the giant games at at&t park. and then lyft with a new way to get to and from work. a company testing a shuttle service. it let's riders hop on to a route with a specific pick up and drop off. it's being tested in san francisco and chicago. it will not surge price its shuttle routes. sounds like a bus service. and next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. a 5-year-old gets a tryout your day. a 5-year-old gets a tryout for the s.w.a.t. team in

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onboard with paying 12 more cents a gallon and the money would pay for badly-needed road repairs. we have breezy conditions across many of the bridges. just got a high wind advisory across many of the bridges. just got a high wind advisory for the bridge. urging facebook, twitter and google to be more proactive in responding to potential terrorists. state assembly committee approved an audit of the registrar of voters, and there has been several errors since 2010 that could raise doubts about the validity of election results. and then south carolina deciding to repeal the bathroom law. the state could lose up to $3.7

billion in the next decade because of the law. and then we have got thunderstorms heading towards tahoe, and some pretty heavy brief snow there. big-time drop in temperatures today also. samsung's newest smartphone now available for preorder. the s 8 and s8 prices start around $720. a 5-year-old boy lived out his dream and is now member of the s.w.a.t. team. >> he wrote a letter to s.w.a.t. telling them why he would be a good fit, so they put him to the test, running a scale-down version of the department's optical course at his school. he showed off his balance, speed

and strength, although he may need to work a little on those push-ups, but he's doing pretty well. his mom says she couldn't be happier. >> it really touched my heart that even being a 5-year-old, they still have a heart and they still know when their mom is sick and everything, and so for me this is the best thing i could ever ask for as a mother. >> such a sweet moment. his mom is in remission from leukemia and is a breast cancer survivor also. she said her son wants to work for s.w.a.t. to catch all the bad guys. that's a quote. >> very cute. we are coming back with a full 90 minutes of news, including a police officer that full 90 minutes of news, including a police officer that tried to help a man that was

good morning. it's thursday march 30th. thank you for joining us. we are all here, but natasha has the day off, though. >> she escaped to different weather than what we are having, so we will go down a bit on the temperature gauge, right? >> we have a little bit of rain this morning and that's what i will focus on, and i will show you how that's going to affect the rest of the day. here's a look at the south bay. the rain pushing through rather quickly, you have another hour to 45 minutes if you are lucky, and look how quickly it developed right around 3:30 and it's just sliding southward with a vengeance, being chased by a cold front. 50 to 55 this morning, and look at our temperatures at noon, 56 to 62, and only breezy all day.

we have the high wind advisories for the bridges, and now the metering lights is on for the golden gate bridge toll plaza, and that happened at 5:22 and that's a few minutes earlier than we have seen seeing on average, and then the south bay, the ones that are soggy right now, and overall we have nice and light volumes and no major blocking issues right now. we will look at drive times coming up next. developing news in the south bay, the santa clara county. >> matt keller has more. hi, matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. early election -- early voting has started for a special election in the city of campbell, and it's supposed to be on april 25th, and if you want to drop off your vote you can do that, and this comes after the registrar admitted there was a mistake in the

information guide and a letter with the right information is sent out, and our media partner reports an assembly committee already approved an audit of an office, and the county mistakes on ballots, and he told the news he didn't know of any other county having the same amount of mistakes. they are continuing to look at ways to improve all of the processes. the audit is expected to take about five months. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. developing news in san francisco, police searching for the person that open fire and ended up killing a 65-year-old woman. she was an innocent bystander walking down the street. >> two men also hit and they are expected to survive. all of this happened in the ocean view neighborhood at plymouth avenue and broad street. >> gunned down while walking to

the bus stop. >> she tried to feel for her pulse but it was faint and we knew she was probably on her way out. >> the 65-year-old seen in this go fund me picture was killed in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood her family confirms. she was one of three people hit by gunfire. >> it's a wednesday, and to me, that's, like, unheard of. >> reporter: the nonprofit inner city youth faced the entspwu intersection of plymouth and broad street. two men were also hit. a contractor working for muni and a local resident walking home from the store and one of them stumbled into anna's market. >> call the police, call ambulance. >> this intersection continues to be a concern for us as a police department and the community, and we are doing all we can to partnership with the community.

>> reporter: witnesses say a drive vehicle drove by and shot out of the window. >> it's outside neighborhoods that come over here and commit these violences and something really needs to be done because our children and these families, we don't deserve -- we don't deserve this at all. >> two male victims are expected to survive. abc7 news. >> this is the fourth shooting in that neighborhood since november. community members now calling on the city to install cameras along the dangerous and deadly block. an elderly man died after a fire at an east bay senior complex, and it happened at the fire at an east bay senior complex, and it happened at the walnut creek manor on some of the first calls to 911 reported an explosion. >> the propane inside of the structure did, in fact,

pressurize the structure to the point where the windows did blow out. >> fire investigators do not know yet what ignited the gas. happening today, governor jerry brown explaining the new plan to tax gas and the end goal here is to fix our roads. governor brown is going to be in concord to explain all this. he wants to raise $5 billion a year over the next ten years, and in order to do that all of us would have to pay 12 cents more per gallon and the registration fee would increase by an average of 38 bucks. the funding would be earmarked for road and bridge repairs and transit and safety. >> for a long time the state has not been doing what it has to do. this is a common sense measure. even in washington they are talking about a trillion dollars in roads and public infrastructure. >> here's how the plan would break down as far as registration grows. if your car is worthless than $5,000, you pay 25 bucks more,

and if your car is worth more than $60,000, you will pay an additional 175 bucks a year. this story just come into the live desk within the last few minutes. russian president vladimir putin says he is now ready to meet with president trump. putin says the meeting could happen in may when finland host the arctic counsel, a group dedicated to dealing with climate change. it's made up of seven arctic nations and other nations around the world, and putin says he is s interested in facilitating the meeting. we will keep an eye on those developments. and then ntsb investigating a deadly crash with a bus. 13 of the 14 people on that bus

died. 13 of the 14 people on that bus died. the this. >> we are doing what church families do, crying together and prague together. >> two other people were hurt including the driver of the pickup. a richmond police officer ended up with a bloodied face while trying to help a man standing in the middle of the police. look at this photo that shows the sergeant with a broken nose. police say he was helping a man wednesday night who appeared to be drunk. nelson walked the man off the road when police say the man suddenly turned skparpbd punched the officer in the face, and the two struggled and the man was arrested. a possible conclusion to the napa valley high hazing case. a honor student is now facing expulsion along with seven other players. torres is accused in an alleged

hazing incident that happened in october first reported by our abc7 news i-team. torres described it as horseplay. the issue will be taken up tonight at 6:30. a santa rosa man faces charged after being found naked walking around a school campus. he was wearing a t-shirt and plastic bag wrapped around his gentl gentles, and he was arrested yesterday at santa rosa high school, and he smeared blue paint on his body and officials were able to keep him away from any students, and he was arrested and charged with any students, and he was arrested and charged with possession of this woman is a interested person because she entered a vehicle and removed more than $2,000 in personal property, and

the police reminding all of us to lock your doors. let's focus on the winds as they are picking up speed as we speak. a cold front moving north to south across our neighborhoods creating the winds. 29 now in hayward. 33 in is nsan carlos. and even 21 right now in concord and 31 in santa rosa, and they are going to get faster. the yellow you see along the coast, noon to 8:00, that's when gusts could hit 50 miles per hou hour. midnight tonight through 12:00 tomorrow, it could get up to 50 miles per hour. it's going to push the pollen everywhere today and it's going to shake it out of the trees. temperatures up to seven degrees warmer than yesterday. where does that put us? inland east bay, 55 to 59

degrees. cooler up in the hills, and everybody else, pretty much in the mid to upper 50s. pacifica, 49, and some of the cool spots. highs today, 62 at the coast. 64 to 69 for the rest of us. and it will stay breezy tonight, and that will keep us in the mid-40s to low 50s. we will take a look at a warm weekend coming up next. i will talk about our windy conditions and wet conditions, and we will start you off in the south bay. mike as been showing you this camera, too. a little soggy and light showers moving through the san jose area, and it's enough to make slick driving conditions. slow down and take it easy there. the windy part,meryville camera, and the traffic heading towards us to the bay bridge, and we have high wind advisories for the bridges today, so both hands on the wheel especially in the high profile vehicles. westbound 80, highway 4 to the

maze, 19 minutes for you. 12 across the bay bridge and southbound 101, still in the green at just nine minutes. attention b.a.r.t. riders, can you see the posters coming up. the new campaign to help make the commute better for everybody. a vacuum, a lobster and a dog sweater. after the break, more odd objects that uber drivers say get left behind. >> a lobster? >> uh-huh. >> a lobster? >> uh-huh. we

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a meeting of the minds between san jose officials and the south bay's water agency over last month's flooding has eased tensions kind of. both sides met for three hours yesterday agreeing they share the same constituents and care about them, but the mayor remains adamant about evacuation that was ordered. >> if we do not acknowledge that the information was are going to repeat the debacle.

>> the water district says it has no evacuation but faces lawsuits. a faith-based group claims the number of no-cause evictions has risen dramatically in the city over the last couple of years, and they say low income residents and undocumented immigrants are affected the most. we are learning about the changes of this year's 420 celebration in golden gate park. pot smaokers light up at 4:20 i the afternoon, and this is a city sanctioned pot party. since there's nothing they can do to prevent the crowds from coming allowing merchants to sponsor the rogue event is the

best option for the city. >> instead of hating on it, you know, embrace it and you have to co-exists with it. >> for the first time ever there will be fencing, port a potties, security, and an ambulance like any other official event would have. the total cost of sponsoring, more than $100,000, which also includes paying for cleanup. this also means some new rules, so listen up. the examiners reports, no more tents, barbecues or glass bongs. the a's play the giants the first game of the bay bridge series. there are new options that include popcorn shrimp, oysters,

and organic fried chicken sandwiches. the giants say their diverse fan base deserves a diverse menu. >> we have to be up to the tas tobg g task of getting our fans the right kind of food. we have farmers markets, and the organic garden. >> you can also get the hot dogs, popcorn and the garlic fries. >> i'm hungry now. b.a.r.t. placing 280 posters inside its trains to mark the launch of a new campaign, bay area rides together. the posters all express the theme on this, everybody is welcome. welcome is translated into more than a dozen languages. a third has a representation of hundreds of passengers that reflect the people that ride the

trains. bart officials say they wanted to reaffirm that b.a.r.t. is a safe place for everybody. i am notorious of leaving things behind, especially in a vehicle. turns out a lot of us are forgetting strange things in ubers. and they are keeping track of things left behind. lobster. paintings. a chair, a a dog sweater and san francisco is the third most forgetful city in the country, and whatever reason, is the most common day somebody reports a lost item. >> the vacuum is a really big thing to lose. >> yeah, i am still stuck on the

lobster. >> so specific, too. like salsa verde. >> you can't leave the roja behind, you know. look how quickly the rain is moving through the south bay down to coyote in the next few minutes. you can see it's definitely the shield starting to shrink as its losing a lot of the moisture and energy. you have another half hour to an hour maybe. here's a look at what is behind it. see the flags on the ferry building? it's sliding from southeast. temperatures are going to drop about five to ten degrees. and then saturday, still looking to be pretty warm. here we are from s 6:00 to 9:00 it's gone. by noon, those are gone as the

breezes will bring in drier air also. let's take a look if you get anything in fog, could be a couple 0.01 of an inch. and then breezy again tomorrow with a little bit warmer, and calmer on saturday and temperatures will reach near 80 and mid-70s around the bay and mid to upper 60s around the coast, and a dry cold front will make sunday breezy and cooler and the coolest day on monday and then warming on tuesday and wednesday. i want to show acouple slowest spots here because we don't have block issues, and we will take it, and we are heavy through the golden gate bridge toll plaza, and those lights came on at 5:22. and then the central valley, slow, too. westbound 205 to 580, 11 miles per hour out of tracy.

again, i don't have any significant issues to worry about this morning. mass transit looking good. muni, we had issues with downed overhead wires yesterday and today nothing reported. b.a.r.t., 47 trains in service right now. and golden gate ferry, it's breezy, and they are offering rides for the giants game and tickets are on sale now. and then some of our colleagues get all the perks, get to sleep in and go to charity night. and it was a fun evening in san francisco. >> so these are supposed to be some of the smartest people working for the walt disney company here in the bay area gathering for trivia night fund-raiser at lucas film, and you can see our general manager was there, and there's the hr manager with the glasses, and they join in to represent abc7, and they did not win but that's okay because we raised money for breast cancer emergency fund and

aids emergency fund and mental health associates of san francisco. trivia night started ten years ago to help charities. >> i like to make $100,000 every year, and it has been pretty amzing what they have been able to pull. in the last ten years they have raised over $1 million. >> they did a good job increasing the amount they are giving every year. $143,000 last night going to the charities. a group of lucas film employees was the winning team, of course, obviously with them, and not with abc7 because they needed to invite the morning team there. a new at 6:00, ending a seven-year legal battle for president trump. first, a prehistoric heist. president trump. first, a prehistoric heist. plus a

we're back at 5:55. i want to know if you would take this ride from blue origin revealing its first images of a reusable space capsule. it's owned by jeff bezos. it has a roomy interior for six travelers and has some of the biggest windows onboard you will find. they have not announced a price for the rides but are expected to start sometime soon. so select your pennies. >> i would go on that trip. the next story about a curious kangaroo and the man that was trying to make him a viral video star and it didn't quite work out. >> right from my doorstep,

kangaroo, and let's try to get a little bit closer. okay. this is -- uh -- >> jack clearly did not expect that to happen. joey coming at him full force. he was filming the animal and the kangaroo was not really having it. he was probably looking for food. anyway, the man ran away and the kangaroo just started to back away and did not follow him at that point but it could have turned out not so good for him. >> he had the weakest reaction, like, uh. and then he turn and ran. stay and get the shot. >> exactly. or scream really loud. do one or the other. >> it would have made a better video. >> good morning, everybody. here's a look at san jose, two 80 and san jose.

walnut creek, 9. santa rosa, 11. and the winds are going to blow through at&t park but it will feel like a summer day with temperatures in the upper 50s and dropping into the low 50s and no fog. san mateo bridge, one of three with high wind advisories, and it dried things out, and overall things are looking good. i did promise drive times and we will do that coming up at 6:00. governor brown in the bay area today, and the tax hike he is pitching and how much it will area today, and the tax hike he is pitching and how much it will set all of us back.

good morning on this thursday, march 30th. i am reggie aqui. natasha is enjoying the day off

today. mike nicco, and alexis here. >> it's a little bet down in the south bay. it started around sfo, san mateo bridge and it's fallin apart rather quickly. let's go back 45 minutes to an hour, and as we talked about yesterday it developed perfectly and it's dissipating perfectly, just like the model showed. nice when that happens. here's a look at the east bay hills, and winds gusting up to 25 and just getting started. we are not going to warm up much. 56 to 62 at noon, and 62 to 65 at 4:00, and 55 to 60 at 7:00. the winds will get faster and affecting the east and west bridges and already are, aren't they, alexa? >> yeah, they are. bay bridge included and the