>> announcer: good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> announcer: this is "abc7 mornings." >> it feels like a thursday, and i think you are right, mike, the cool weather it's nice to sleep but it makes you want to sleep in. >> yeah, you want to snuggle up in bed and throw the alarm clock across the room. but you have to get up and go turn it off. and so far no reporting stations of any drizzle out there but the clouds are thick on the exspor

exsphroer toream camera. 4:00, 57 to only 68. and then our spread is 54 to 61 so grab a coat if you are headed out this evening. let you know how much longer the cool spread will be in the area. looking dry so far this morning, and there's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. they need to open up a couple more booths. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, you are in the 14 at 17 minutes. and san francisco to sfo, taking you about nine minutes. hearing about a new collision in the sunol area, and we'll check on that coming up next. a bay area artist says he cannot believe how he was treated at sfo as he was coming home from an overseesed trips and u.s. customs agents took his

phone and forced him to get over his password so they could get in and look at anything they wanted. matt is live at the airport this morning. matt. >> reporter: airport security can go through your luggage even if it has a lock on it. well, can they go through your phone as well? it has a lock on it as well. well, this is what the aclu is taking on the federal government with. this case here. the border protection pulled a man aside at sfo and he returned home from a art exhibition in belgium. he said they insisted on searching his phone and he refused to tell them their password and asked about his rights. >> i value my fourth appearedment right to privacy, and they told me that my constitutional rights did not apply. >> reporter: he says the agents told him they could face his

phone and the incident not only violated government policy but was unconstitutional. this is a growing problem with more than 2,000 cell phones searched in february alone. customs said they cannot comment on pending litigation. and then a silver alert for an at risk 71-year-old man. this is a live look at san rafael city hall where a command post has been set up. he was last seen at redwood highway yesterday and he serves from dimension and his vehicle was located empty at 11:00 p.m. and then demanding action against fbi director. and in washington democrats are suspicious about the timing of

comey's firing. just days ago comey requested more money and agents for his investigation into russia's interference in the presidential election. democrats are insisting a special prosecutor take over and even postponing all senate hearings yesterday to make a point. >> the decision to fire comey raises questions about the appropriateness and the timing of firing the person in charge of an investigation that could -- i won't say would, but could implicate the administration. >> republican leaders are not budging. senate majority leader says a new investigation would impede new investigation would impede a body wasrk being done.- concord chuck e. cheese. a 66-year-old was killed over the weekend and the victim was found around 9:00 on saturday morning off willow and market

street. new this morning, police in oakley opens somebody identifies this truck suspected in a hit-and-run. the truck hit a 6-year-old who was in the crosswalk around 4:45 tuesday afternoon. the child was hit in the leg and is expected to be okay. the suspect ran a red light and kept going. the car appears to be a ford ranger with the back end weighed down. if you recognize the truck call oakley police. and then reacting to the death of a rising he died when he was hurt after he leapt off a cliff. lopez was much more than an amazing soccer player. >> he will always be in our thoughts and heart and every game i play is for him. >> a crushing blow to his teammate in the soccer club. the director of coaching says he

was a talented player but that's not where he should be remembered. >> what makes him special was i don't know one person that don't like alejandro. >> he died from an infection after an accident on april 25th, he and his friends were jumping off the rocks here and it's something they had done before and something a lot of people do but witnesses say he got pulled under by a rip current. >> another gentleman jumped in and stripped down into his underwear and jumped down the bubble trail and pulled him up off the bottom and we put him on my surfboard and took him into the beach. then after he realized he knew the young man who had played soccer with his son. >> we gave him a extra couple weeks with his family and that feels good. >> alejandro spent a year in the earthquake's academy. >> had an anormaenormous talent

was a better >> here's the gofundme page. nearly 200 people have donated $12,000 so far of the $100,000 goal. and then hoping somebody can solve a murder from last month, this man shot and killed a 23-year-old man near the contra costa fair grounds. the suspect is described as a white man between 20 and 30 years old. how many of us have looked at the bottom line of the medical bill and has been blown away from the prices. one man got to direct his outrage to a congressman that helped to pass the gop bill. >> when i am drowning and you insist that i pay before you will save me, that is immoral,

sir. completely. you have no legs to stand on. you want to make money off of me. if you are an insurance, you want money off of me. >> look at the town hall meeting hosted by republican congressman, tom macarthur in new jersey yesterday and it was supposed to be a forum where people could ask questions about the bill, and you can see how angry this crowd was and barely let the congressman get a word in and he was grilled like this for five hours. >> we are seeing events like this across the country. >> jerry brown will release the revised budget plan around 10:00 this morning and then a month of private gose we will send a push alert with details on the budget when it's released. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> any delays i will let you know

if you are going to be on the roads, a stray shower is possible up until about noon to 2:00, and mass transit, cool temperatures. get ready for that today. low to mid-50s in our east bay valleys. everywhere, even on mt. diablo. we have mid to upper 50s along the shore. a little cooler in vallejo. pacifica, about 49. san francisco about 53. looking around the state today, 72 in sacramento. 62 in tahoe. the myrrh said river is flooding. the rapid melting from the hot temperatures causing that to push out of its banks. here we are, a little drizzle possible through 9:00 and there's the weakening cold front into the north bay by noon, and

then they just kind of fall apart and leave us with a little bit of sunshine before the sun sets at about 8:09. rainfall amounts, maybe a couple hundreds out up in the north bay. a new problem in sunol. southbound 680 we had sbg who changing their tire off on the shoulder and that person was hit by another vehicle. we are not sure of the extent of the injuries and that's before you get to state route 84, so before you get to niles canyon road. we do have emergency crews on the way to the scene. it's obviously a busy route if we have to have lanes blocked. everybody else, fairly quiet. 680 wide open was travel through the walnut creek area. we have one blocking issue through gilroy and an update on that at 5:20. east bay residents could be facing a huge increase in water bills, soon you could have your say. >> the only thing more

incredible than this video is how this man survived and who helped him. a 95-year-old tour guy receives an honor. and a smash and grab, and, and a smash and grab, and, boy, these guys

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truck until it was too late and the driver of the truck was able to hop out from the passenger i side and rush to save the man who was on fire. the motorcyclist went to the hospital and doctors say his injuries are not life threatening. a live desk update from "abc7 mornings." >> if you thought that was incredible video i have more for you. this is a stunning smash and grab at a gun store. just got this video into the live desk from the houston, texas, area. watch out quick these guys are, and grabbing the guns and smashing the cases and getting out of there. they took a dozen high powered semiautomatic weapons and hooked a chain on the door and they took off with a bag filled with ar-15s and handguns and officers arrived within minutes but they were already gone. this is not the first time this particular store was hit. somebody did virtually the same thing just last year.

back to you. >> thank you. new developments now regarding a high-risk sex offender in the north bay. the 24-year-old jonathan hop inner is living in willets. the sheriff's office wants to let people know he is in the area but they cannot release his specific address. and then the north livermore avenue location is shut down after nine people got sick over the weekend. company executives voluntarily closed the restaurant tuesday night, and they issued a statement saying the store has been cleaned and disinfected. if you are an east bay customer, your water rates may be going up. the nearly 19% hike will take place over two years, a 9.2% increase in july and then a 9%

increase next july. it will go towards fixing and replacing old equipment. there will be a hearing in july. new video showing graduating students turning their backs on education secretary, betsy devos. she tried to appeal to the graduating students at the university, but the jeers persisted throughout her entire 20-minute spraefp, and at one point the president interrupted devos and warned the students if they continued behaving this way he would be mailing them their degrees. at least one person had to be escorted out of the arena. blue cross and blue shield is offering free lyft rides so you can make it to your doctor's appointment. patients can ask them to set up a ride, and it's only available

to patients who have coverage through their employer. through their employer. santa clara individuala. he says self-driving cars will be able to whisk people around safely and comfortably. it will inavailable toyota's vehicles to better understand the tay tdata by the sensors on car. the feature will become a reality within the next few years. she is a mother and an artist and activist, and a former california legislature in the country's oldest national park ranger. >> i don't know how you couldn't love betty. on saturday the 95-year-old will receive an honorary degree from oakland's mills college. she grew up in oakland and always dreamed of attending the

college but never did and she is a tour guide at the historical park in richmond and congrats to her. >> we adore her. you might want to bike to breakfast, too. the pancake breakfast at city hall starts at 7:00 a.m., and hall starts at 7:00 a.m., and there's valley pancakes. >> hey, mike. >> who is going to fight over jessica i bike? >> i have a bike, i just don't use it. >> i think natasha could take jessica. i would like to see that. >> there was a little evil laugh from both of them for a second. standoff in the studio. it's a little cool this morning, temperatures in the 50s so nice if you are biking but later today we will be in the mid to upper 60s. so pretty delightful all day if you have to be outside working

in any capacity. sprinkles across the north bay. coolest tomorrow, and plenty of sunshine for mother's day. here's a look at the area of low pressure we have been tracking since it was up in alaska. it likes the bay area so much it will stay for the next seven days, and because of that there's no spring warmth for the next seven days. and 59 downtown today, and the warmest spot could be the mission at 65 if we are lucky. oakland, 66, and most of the neighborhoods 63 to 67 degrees. and south bay, 69 and remains cool. and east bay valleys will head in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees as we continue the break from the spring warmth. on the peninsula today, kind of a raw day. upper 50s there with drizzle possible and up in the north bay, our best chance for wet weather and temperatures in the low to mid-60s. tonight will be in the low and i will say upper 40s to low 50s.

the forecast going to hover around 70 on mother's day and a best chance for showers in next tuesday. >> i have a bike, too, but my tires are flat it has been so long. it might need maintenance before i do bike to workday. a couple trouble spots around gilroy, 152, they need three tow trucks so the vehicles cannot drive off on their own because of the damage, and you are heavy for mile and a half to two miles. the rest of the south bay looking good, 101 and 880, no significant problems here, and north b northbound 101 flowing along fine. i have an update on our sunol

crash coming up next. in today's "gma" first look, a hiker found alive after missing for six days in the montana wilderness. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, a remark blg air rescue. a hiker in montana finally found after disappearing for almost a week. >> i can't believe that we were able to get out. >> 23-year-old madeline conley was visiting relatives in montana when she decided to head out for a hike with her dog near glacier national park, but she took a wrong turn. >> line like, the realized i was not in the right place. >> wednesday the moment they had had opened for, conley and her dog finally spotted and rescuers airlifting her out after almost a week in the wild and we will have more of her incredible sory coming up on

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to go to the fbi headquarters in the next few days. "the new york times" reports the president's visit could happen as soon as tomorrow. he's expected to talk to agents about the state of the agency. we told you about this on tuesday, the trump expanding a ban on laptops today. they are already are banned at ten airports in the middle east and north africa. remember when we were younger and it used to be warm during spring? not the case today. about two to eight degrees below average, and we are in the 50s and 60s, and this is going to hang around for the next seven days. number six, really good news. an update on the crash in sunol, southbound 680, we had a man changing his tire this morning and was hit by another vehicle and no injuries to the driver changing his tire, thankfully.

and a new study ranking the top grocery stores according to shoppers and they may be stores you never shopped at. publix and redmen's, and trader joe's, and heb. >> alexis smith is obsessed with grocery stores, right? >> yes, i love them! >> she spends her free time going around and looking at grocery stores. i find that fascinating. >> is that true, girl. we will have to talk about that. what is your favorite grocery store? we posted a twitter poll on our web page, and tell us where you like to get your food, and i know that certainly alexis knows all the little independent stores, costco, target, let us know. if you are looking for love what is on your list of deal breakers?

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you are so the bed right now, aren't you? >> time to get up. time to get up! let's go, mike. >> it was tough. i left my window open last night accidentally and had the fan on, and yeah, those covers were comfortable. let's look at the winds. they are not quite as quick as yesterday, and there's still an onshore breeze which means it will be cooler than average today. the cloud deck over the south bay, we will have pockets of sunshine today with the best chance in the 12-hour day planner of anything wet falling across the north bay in the form of sprinkles and the rest of us in the mid to upper 60s. temperatures after 7:00 falling in the 50s. let's find out about the commute. >> the bay bridge commute is

lamping up and the metering lights on at 5:23 this morning. we are filling in the maze as usual and no blocking issues there. and already in the red, westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 52 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard before you get to niles canyon we have a crash involving the person changing their tire, but one lane blocked, and in the yellow at 22 minutes, and 101 to cupertino, in the green at 15. we have trouble in gilroy and we will head there coming up next. at the live desk, we have been keeping a close eye on a search that is under way right now for a missing man in the north bay. he is considered at risk. we want to get to amy hollyfield, who is live in san rafael right now. amy. >> reporter: hi, jessica. i just checked in. still no sight of him. here's a picture so you can keep an eye out for him. this is robert rich, he is 71

years old. he has dementia, and he has been missing since last night. search and rescue crews headed out early this morning to try and find him. they have a few dogs with him as well trying to pick up his scent. they drove to san rafael and ended up at city hall where he struck up with a conversation with a stranger. >> he had spoken to an individual who lent his phone to him, and he then called his wife and let her know that he was in this area, so the search is taking place with the city hall being the central area for that search. >> reporter: police tell me they launched the search because they have good information of where he could be, and so they set the command post up here at city hall but still have not found him, so they are asking everybody to keep an eye out for him as they go about their day.

amy hollyfield, abc7 news. it's 5:32. the acting director of the fbi will testify in front of the senate committee, and comey was supposed to be in that seat until the president fired him on tuesday night. he requested more resources for the veinvestigation. >> the president lost confidence in director comey and he had been considering letting director comey go since the day he was elected. >> democrats now insist a special prosecutor take over the russia investigation and even postponing all senate hearings yesterday to make a point and one republican is now considering it. and then a rugby player was paralyzed during the championship game. he collided with another player shortly after the match started in santa clara. he is now paralyzed from the

waist down. the prayer service will be held tonight at 8:00 on campus and the community is coming together to try and help. we are monitoring a gofundme page right now, and it is up more than $100,000 from yesterday and you can see more than $344,000 out of a million-dollar goal right now. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. a video showing shooting involving police officers at a subway on market street. police showed us body camera and surveillance video from the encounter. the suspect walking behind the counter and stabbing a restaurant worker. the officer shot and killed the man. cha is the same officer that shot and injured a man in january and he's on paid administrative leave which is standard in these cases. the man attacked the worker because the worker refused to

give him free food. go to abc7news.com if you want to watch it in its entirety. and then robbing a bank inside a crowded supermarket. it happened at a wells fargo in the safe way on deer valley road and hillcrest avenue in antioch. a woman at the store requested medical attention and it's not clear if he was hurt by the robbery suspect. and then the regents are going to hold a review of the going to hold a review of the audit. auditors concluded napolitano's office hid the money at the same time uc regents voted to raise student tuition for the first time in six years and now a democratic senator is calling for napolitano to resign.

and parents and students at the skyline h school and community day school rely on the buses. a $2 million service was threatened because both sides did not want to have to pay for it. last night they made financial contributions to continue the service. oakland police are looking for somebody who may have tried to kidnap a child. a 10-year-old boy told police a stranger tried to grab him in his front yard around 45th street and broadway around 9:00 on tuesday night. the boy did break free. a description of the attack eer generic, an adult male wearing a hoodie and blue jeans. and then remaining in jail on $450,000 bail. 28-year-old hodges was in court yesterday. authorities found more than 600 vials of child pornography on his commuter and cell phone.

he was employed by the house of air trampoline park and the swim presidio. >> i trusted him to teach our son in deep water how to swim so we thought we could trust him in other instances. >> he fears his son could have become a victim had the police not arrested and then pg&e starting to remove lead paints. antioch alone, 94 towers were found to be peeling with lead-based paint. 6,000 were identified to have some degree of peeling lead paint. crews are focusing first on the showers near homes, schools and parks. if you take a ferry to work, a ground breaking today could help your commute.

crews will work on the expansion project and take a look at the renderings of what the project will look like. several new gates will support expanded service. they are helping the upgrades will improve wait times. paddeddle power will rule t streets because it's bike to workday. watch out if you are going to be driving. it's one of the most popular biking events of the year. hundreds of energizer stations will be set up to give bikers snacks, drinks and a quick bike checkup. we have a list of the many bike to event work events happening on our website, abc7news.com. good luck to all of those that are going to partake in that, and dress warmly especially this morning. it's mostly cloudy outside but we will see sunshine today, and will remain cool this afternoon. on the water today, a little

calmer if you want to do canoeing or kayaking, and fur walking the dog or exercising, watch out for sprinkles across the north bay. another gorgeous morning from mount tamalpais. clouds, a beautiful shot there. burn, about 20 minutes today. let's take a look at the temperatures. we will start in the north bay. bodega bay around 49. that's pretty much the same everywhere, and daly city, 49 to 50 right now in redwood city, one of the warm spots. and then cloud cover, a sprinkle or two trying to show up in the north bay but any steadier rain up in this county and as it move into the northern part of sonoma county by 9:00 it starts to fall apart to random shoewers and sprinkles. we will see increasing sunshine as the sun starts to set. we have flooding on the march

said river in yo seem tea. i want to head to gilroy on the traffic maps. this is where we had a crash involving three vehicles over an hour. it's before you get to state route 1 tpwhra52. it's blocking the two left lanes and all three vehicles involved there have to get towed away. down to 22 miles per hour and it spilled over to 101, 10 miles an hour approaching. plan on extra time for your commute if you are headed down that stretch. we checked in with mike nicco, and things calmed down and around 15-mile-per-hour gusts so not too breezy as you head into san francisco this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza, we are hearing about a blown out tire the fourth lane from the left before you get to the toll plaza. not seeing it on the camera and no huge delays but i will keep

an eye on this. next traffic update coming up at 5:50. now a live desk update. >> on "abc7 mornings." >> oregon could be the first in the country to allow residents to identify as nonbinary on their driver's license. this morning we are getting our first look at what the third option on your license would look like, so instead of male or female, you see the x instead for gender. if it gets resolved, they could start rolling out as early as next month. mail theft turn into a chronic problem in the east bay. what they are doing to protect their privacy. why are officers in marin county intentionally going bald. the movement that has nothing to go in style. a parked car burst into flames, and shocking videos from

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police say the driver t-boned another car on saturday and inside was the lake family. they just left disneyland and were a block away from home. the 6-year-old suffered severe head trauma and his parents were not hurt. >> the thing he asked, is mommy okay? he just asked, why am i so jacked up. i told him, you know, he is going to get better and he'll go home soon. >> doctors say they expect the boy to make a full recovery. immigration officials say the driver has been arrested twice and deported 15 times in the last 15 years. mail theft is spreading so fast in the bay area, some people are giving up on their mail box. in san jose entire neighborhoods, including residents on bradford way lost access to their mail because vandals broken locks and pried open the doors of the cluster

mailboxes. they had to run down the carrier as he or she is driving down the street, and some say they are renting private mail boxes because they fear identity theft. and oakland schools have a new chief. it's something we told you last night in a push alert on the news app. and she has worked 18 years for the district in all sorts of positions from teacher to principal to administrator and she and the district will have to hammer out the details of the contract. and the owner is talking about the fearless dog, taking off and facing the bear he spotted roaming his yard. it's a 1-year-old kel pea mix. he is the newest member of the family and they just rescued him from a shelter a month ago and

on tuesday he showed them how thankful he is. >> and i said, no, no, no, don't do that. just stay put. oh, he's really brave to take on the big challenge with the big bear. maybe he rescued his life and maybe he saved our family. >> how great is that story? he says the bear will likely be back but he's not too worried especially with his fearless hero dog standing guard. >> i love that dog. my dog would have been, like, bye. the warriors are giving dub nations away. can you pick up a free car flag at the team store. the dubs are encouraging fans to use the flags tomorrow, and -- hi, natasha. >> hi. >> and they are waiting to find out who they will play in the western conference finals. yesterday the team practiced for the first time since finishing off the swep of the jazz on monday night and if the spurs close out the rockets tonight in houston golden state will

on sunday. dub nation, we want you to share your playoff excitement with all of us, and use the #dubson7 you post your pictures. >> i just needed to get into that shot. >> i love the natasha cameo. >> that was good. liked it. let's talk about something special happening in yosmite. even at night, nearly a full moon, had a mist bow, not a rainbow, the mist at the bottom where the water hits the rocks and spreads out and isn't that gorgeous. this is from dd photog thank you for sharing that with us. you can see the low level phoeu sti moisture out there.

grab the sunglasses. below average temperatures today. cool and windy, friday through mother's day but it will be bring us sunshine for mother's day. here's a live look at live doppler 7. it's bone dry. 66 to the 70-degree range in the south bay. 69 in san jose, and 66 in santa cruz. as we head up the peninsula, we drop to 61 at millbrae, a little breeze will shoot through the san bruno gap. and upper 50s and only 59 today in downtown san francisco. and mid-50s at your beaches. 63 to 68 along the east bay with oakland at 66. the valleys, 67 to 70 degrees. my accuweather 7-day forecast, windiest tomorrow and coldest tomorrow and then our best chance of rain, i had to put it up from monday into tuesday. seems like alexis has a heads up for the b.a.r.t. riders this

weekend. yeah, if you are planning on heading through the oakland area you are facing another round of service disruptions because of this, and we are going to see something similar this weekend, that means no trains will be running between fruitvale and lake merritt station saturday and sunday and a free bus bridge will be in place and that will add time to your trip and if there's a warrior's playoff game on sunday the work will be on hold. we will give you an update as soon as we have the results from the game tonight. mass transit agencies running on time, and no issues to talk about there. here's the accident on southbound 680 before you get to state route 84. we had somebody changing their tire early this morning and that person was hit by another vehicle, and no injuries fortunately in this case, but the backup, we just had a hard time bouncing back from the 17 to 25 miles per hour approaching and that's slow for five miles

if you are coming from the dublin area. and highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes, and bay bridge, 15 minutes, and san francisco to sfo you are in the green at 19 minutes. there's a new crash in san jose and we will check on that coming up before 6:00. the reason san francisco unified students attend after school programs will have to pay next year. and then a porn star that and then a porn star that got bit by a shark? [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic.

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of a porn actress's claim that she was bit by a shark. she said she needed 20 stitches following a recent attack. the video has a lot of views. 14 million so far. the owner of the shark-diving company in florida says he knows this is fake because he was asked by an adult filmmaker to help create a video that would go viral. that owner declined and then he saw the video popped up later, and so somebody helped her out. he is upset and said they are exploiting sharks as fame. and this comes as authorities are deciding this morning if it's safe to let swimmers go into the water along the coast in long beach. marine biologist said the sharks are being attracted by an abundance of food by stingrays and halibut. workout consistently and often. a new research study out of

brigham young university suggests extensive exercise may keep your cells younger. participants that work out five days a week at least 30 minutes at cells that were nine years younger biologically than those that sit around. this does not work for low to moderate exercise and you have to do it a lot and high intensity. and the cells naturally shorten and fray and exercise may slow that process. >> it's worth it, yeah? if you happen to be in san rafael, officers are sporting no hair these days. >> many of them buzzing off their blocks for a cause. police and firefighters are cutting their hair in support of officer o'toole who has been fighting breast cancer. >> she never expected such an outpouring of love and support. >> great. feels chilly outside, though. >> that's why i became a police officer, to make a difference in individual lives. >> we love her.

officer o'toole is promoting breast cancer awareness and we wish her the best. >> we certainly do. a great story. hi, everybody. let's talk about the giants who are back in town taking on the reds tonight. it's going to be a brisk one at the ballpark. it's going to be a partly sunny and then partly cloudy sky. we have been throwing around the idea of a picnic and then the beach, and all the great ideas will be chilly no matter where you go and windy. we will start off the day at 48 to 52. and then 64 to 66 around the bay and inland. and then to near 70 around the bay and inland. it could be rain and it could be worse. we will take the sunshine even if it's a little cooler. want to take you to the south bay, a couple issues in gilroy. a long-term blocking collision

before state route 152, and it looks like it cleared from the board from chp and hopefully that means all lanes are back open. and averaging 17-mile-per-hour and that spilled over on state route 25 as well, and on top of that we have a new crash on the northbound 101 off-ramp to 680 in san jose and that's a vehicle going about 110 miles an hour across all lanes of traffic and hit another vehicle and part of that ramp is blocked. breaking news next at 6:00 a. major break in the search for a man missing in marin county. plus, can custom agents go through your phone? an incident at sfo prompting action by the aclu. tracking news at the live desk. we are getting reports of more we are getting reports of more car fires

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now at 6:00, breaking news in marin county. the search for a missing man is over. >> we just got word that robert rich has been found. let's get to amy hollyfield live for us in san rafael. amy. >> reporter: hi, natasha. they found him 25 miles from here at his home, hitchhiked from san rafael and got a ride home. this is 71-year-old robert rich. he disappeared last night. his car is in san rafael and they found it along with the keys inside of it and he wondered away from it and suffers from dementia. 21 members headed out to look for him and they were about to call in the second team when they got the call from his wife, and that happened just about 20 minutes ago, that he worked into the door of their home, and he is safe and he is okay. they are not sure what he did all night.