okay. we have breaking news this morning in san leandro where the early morning commute is off to a rough start with a full closure of 880. >> this comes after a shooting this morning. amy hollyfield is live for us in san leandro. amy? >> reporter: natasha, the backup is bad. it's early in the morning but already it's at a crawl. i can only imagine what this is going to look like as the morning progresses.

they are barely moving down there. you're looking at southbound 880. we are in san leandro. these people probably very sorry that they didn't know about this and avoid this area. northbound still looks okay. looky loos are not slowing down the traffic, but southbound is what you want to avoid. look at the video of the scene. where this happened and why this is happening to these people. there was a shooting on southbound 880. the police got the call about 2:45 this morning that somebody had been shot in the head. they're still working on the investigation and that's why they have shut down all lanes. people are being diverted on to lewelling boulevard. they are not being allowed to drive on 880. you have to get off at lewelling boulevard and then go around and then they can be allowed back on once they pass this crime scene. at this point, the chp doesn't have an estimated time of when they'll clear this scene and reopen these lanes.

we are in a holding pattern right now. this an area you want to avoid. reporting live in san leandro, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. alexis, this is the potential to impact the morning commute. what are we seeing right now? >> yeah, well, it already is. you just saw in that shot from amy, boy, we have two miles of some really heavy traffic approaching that closure. this is a sig alert again southbound 880 at lewelling. you're forced off at lewelling and then you can get back on, it's a pretty short detour. you don't want to get caught up in the backup. you're down to six miles an hour approaching. state route 85, east 14th for an alternate that's pretty good and eastbound 580 an option as well. if you're closer to that, coming from the oakland area. we heard from chp about 15 minutes ago. they're permitting big rigs to use 580 for this ongoing investigation. as soon as that wraps they'll be forced back on 880. but let's check in with the

meteorologist mike nicco. i had to flip any wipers on a couple of times driving in. >> me too. driving through the east bay hills it was breezy this morning. i want to show you the san mateo bridge, and look at the gusty winds up to 23. and in fairfield -- there's a look at what's going on with your 12 hour day planner. temperatures in the upper 50s low 60s. 58 to 61 at 7:00. a lot of cloud cover, except for the inland neighborhoods at noon. partly cloudy this afternoon. 61 to 74 and then the clouds continue as we head to 7:00. but we've got 59 to about 65. notice the clouds will dominate more so then the sunshine and with that strong on shore breeze, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler than average. all right, let's get to some more news.

5:03. and now to the deadly chaos in charlottesville, virginia. some new details about the suspect accused of plowing his car into the group of counterprotesters. >> his extremist views date back to high school. emily rowe has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. the city of charlottesville is still under a state of emergency. this is the street where the car came barrelling down, mowing down a group of counterprotesters, hurt 19 people and killed a 32-year-old woman. you can see behind me where a memorial has been growing since. the alleged driver behind the wheel of this car mowing down a crowd of people protesting against a white nationalist rally now charged with murder. 20-year-old james fields drove from ohio to virginia for the rally, captured on video chanting a message of white supremacy. >> i thought it had something to do with trump.

trump's not a white supremacist. he had an african-american friend. >> reporter: fields' mother didn't know about her son's views but a former teacher claims they date back to his days in high school. >> he was into this whole idea that, you know, whites were a dominant race. >> reporter: but sunday night, solidarity against tho from charlottesville to dc and cities across the country, standing against hate. one counterprotester said he saw 32-year-old heather heyer die. >> i saw the life pass from her eyes and i watched her die. and from that moment on, i swore to myself i would not stop in the fight against white supremacy. >> reporter: and president trump facing backlash for his response. >> we're closely following the tirable events in charlottesville. >> reporter: the white house

clarified the president's statement using words he has yet to say in public. the statement reading in part, of course that includes white supremacists, kkk, neo-nazi and all extremist groups. you can see this memorial the message reads heather heyer, a hero. james field is charged with second degree murder in connection to her death and 19 others were injured. he is expected to appear in court today. okay, new at the live desk another update. only moments ago attorney general jeff sessions on "good morning america." he said that quote, the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute, attack meets those requirements and sessions said they're quoter pursuing it in the department of justice,

promising to advance the investigation and bring down the most serious charges possible. this is video from "good morning america." we'll have that interview for you coming up after our newscast. sessions said the attack was unacceptable, an evil attack that cannot be accepted in america. so some strong words from the ag this morning. as for president trump though, naming any white supremacist groups, sessions said thinks he l.ilsoprobably rise up for charlottesville! rise up for charlottesville! >> you're looking at video from san francisco as hundreds of people marched through the streets in solidarity with charlottesville. many waved flags and held signs denouncing racism. several people used flashlights and candles to light up civic center plaza. it starred with an organizer criticizing the american civil liberties union because it said

that the white supremacists should have their say. well, protesters at latham called for peace and unity. the rally was organized by our family coalition in hip-hop caucus. their facebook announcement invited people to the family friendly vigil and asked them to bring poems on peaceful transitions and overcoming white supremacy. >> the police are happy with the marches in the wake of charlottesville. 450 marches last night, no arrest, no citations, no injuries. the tweet was referring to saturday's large march. we are tracking developing news out of the south bay, reports of up to six people hurt in a shooting overnight in san jose. this is on vista glenn drive near hill view park. a number of people were on stretchers being wheeled away. no word on their condition. one neighbor said that people were gathering for a vigil when they heard gunshots around 10:30 last night. we'll bring you more information

as soon as we get it. activists are accusing a police station of colluding with the agents. it accusing them of cooperating with the i.c.e. agents in the detention of undocumented immigrants. in a statement on the website the sheriff's office says it does not arrest people on immigration status. nor do they participate in immigration raids or carry out deportations. happening today heads up if you plan to be in berkeley. thousands of incoming freshmen will be moving into the residentials halls. they're expecting 70,000 students to be moving in today. cal requires them to attend a week long golden bear orientation so they need to be on campus by the end of today. they'll continue to move in until sunday. now your accuweather forecast by mike nicco. >> exciting time in their life. talking about the temperatures about 55 in daly city. and on the peninsula side we're

right around 59 in 62 into san bruno. 62 in fremont, livermore, concord to about 59 right now in napa. all right, let's look what's going to happen today. san ramon valley unified school district, going back to school day. little mists to pockets of sunshine. dress for 58 to 71. so much cooler than average. you should be around 87 degrees. here's a look at what dealing with, as far as your activity planner. on the bay today, breezy afternoon. strong sunshine if you're exercising this around. where the pockets develop are in the south bay. august, so far our high temperatures we have had a couple of days close to average. friday the 4th and this past saturday, but look at that string of blue. since saturday the 5th all the way through today, only interrupted by saturday. that's all those temperatures below average. all right. around the state today, 105 in palm springs. 78 in l.a.

93 in fresno. its looks like about 74 in tahoe today. breezy conditions if you're going to be up in the mountains. only 80 in sacramento. all right, let's get a check of the morning commute. ⌞> good got in san leandro. the investigation continue, we had a shooting on 880 and that means a full closure at the southbound side at lewelling. everybody is forced off at lewelling. that backup made it to state route 112. right around three miles, the alternates are looking pretty good. east 14th is wide open and eastbound 580. if you want to take that into the castro area valley and the big rigs can use 580 while that investigation is ongoing. northbound, we had a closure at curtner, again, due to more police activity and this cleared half an hour ago. and here's the golden gate bridge, not too foggy here, but

we could have some fog on your drive in. one of the top nfl players facing serious allegations this morning. the accusation that got him suspended. this is a dream come true. the stunning off the field play of a college player will never forget. at the live desk this morning, just getting video you have to see of lady gaga. what come on! >> this mom's about to get a big surprise. >> look at that. i mean, come on! >> see it, next "right this i mean, come on! >> see it, next "right this minute."

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>> he said he hit you where did he hit you? >> all over. >> no charges were filed but there was significant evidence he engaged in physical evidence against her, and warning that another violation may result in a suspension. the league sent a decis message that it's siding with the victim ine this particular case. at 10:00 a.m. we'll have more on the appeal and his response. with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. hackers targeting hbo have leaked more on air episodes. it includes episodes from "curb your enthusiasm." hackers released the episodes from two upcoming series. hbo said last month the thieves have been leaking stolen video and documents ever since. >> this is a great story. a surprise play a football

player will never forget. the new coach brought a special guest to a team meeting last week, a patient at um's children hospital. the patient said his give favorite player is a walk-on third string kicker who has never played a single down. the coach praised justin for never giving up on football and for visiting kids at the hospital so they surprised him with a t-shirt. it last a special message. he was awarded a full scholarship and he brought the shirt with him when he appeared on "sportscenter.." >> i'm holding on to this for a while. once i read that, everyone jumped on me and it went nuts after that. >> everything about this is is adorable. the coach said he wanted to reward justin for representing the team's values. now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> boy, that was a great feel good story. right into the live desk only moments ago, video you really have to see of lady gaga, look at this, taking time to hand out

money to the homeless in san francisco. this was right after her last night. as you may know, she performed at at&t park, a lot of people went to it. she appears quickly in the video but she's the one with the high heeled white boots on. this video was posted on video by dina ga-ga 16. she has body guards to make she's safe. unclear what streets she was in, but we're assuming somewhat near the ballpark. of course that's where she was performing last night. the whole team is working on getting some more information about what led up to this. it's nice to see an artist like that give back. she could be doing so many other things with her time after her concert. >> i was going to say you're exhausted after putting out that much energy but totally in line much energy but totally in line with who we >> shotout to dino for shooting

that. let's go over to weather and mike nicco. >> let's talk more about school. palo alto unified school district, you have some drizzle and then more sunshine in the afternoon. 61 at 7:00 to only 70 at 3:00. as our temperatures again reflect more of late september, early october than the middle of summer. here's a look at 280 at 17, mostly cloudy. clouds for most of us are stubborn today but have the sunglasses because you want to protect your eyes. building warmth by friday through the extended forecast. all right, what happened to summer? look at the east bay temperatures, inland from 72 at san ramon to antioch at we're 79 at santa rosa. that's about as warm as it gets. sonoma 75. napa also along with value aho.

sunnyvale at 72. on the peninsula the clouds are going to linger. call it partly sunny, about 74 in menlo park. palo alto, 73. on the coast side mostly cloudy, 63. and over on the peninsula look at this 67 in berkeley. hayward, 69. richmond 66. and of course, san francisco, 63 in the marina also in downtown, as warm as it gets the mission is 64. here's my accuweather seven day forecast. two to four degrees warmer tomorrow. again, that same jump wednesday. a couple of degrees thursday. by the time we get to friday and saturday our warmest days we're finally back to average. hey, alexis what's going on? >> well, we have our major problem. san leandro, nothing has changed there. we have all lanes closed. southbound 880. this is at lewelling that's where all traffic is being diverted off, this is being a major sig alert. and so you can use east 14 or

580 and 580 is an option even for tractor-trailers this morning. chp is allows them to use that. we'll have the latest with amy hollyfield coming up. heavy in state route 37. we have road work until 6:00. on the eastbound side until 11:00. so pretty heavy through the saers point area. an area that's not too bad, 680, walnut creek. a few folks are tapping their breaks there. it's a little misty and drizzly in some areas. next traffic update in a few. >> thanks. russia is flexing its military muscles in the international army games competition. 28 countries competed at the games held in moscow over the last two weeks. they faced off in a relay race with tanks and artillery firing drills. russia placed first in 19 out of 28 events. most of the country's participating are not part of nato. that includes iran, china and venezuela. we are two months away from

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they're are the seven things to know before you go. we have a major traffic situation, 880 is fully closed at san leandro. this is all due to the shooting investigation early this morning. a sig alert. everyone being forced off at lieu willing. track or the trailers can use 580 for the alternate. east 14th not looking bad either. okay, number two from the live desk, san jose police investigating a possible shooting near hill view park. they heard gunshots around 10:30 during what they believe is a vigil. multipeople -- multiple people i should say were taken away by ambulance. number three, the man accused of driving into the crowd of people protesting against a white nationalist rally in virginia will appear in court today. james fields jr. faces a murder charge for allegedly killing a woman on saturday. number four, people rallied against charlottesville and against racism and hatred gathered in front of the city

hall, mirrored by rallies in oakland and san jose. firefighters are putting out hot spots in napa county. the cannian fire burned 114 acres. it's 90% contained. number six, we have mist and drizzle this morning, this same air mass is going to yield temperatures possibly up to 13 degrees cooler than average. as our break from summer continues. number seven, shonda rhimes moving her production company netflix. she is known for gray's anatomy and scandal. all of her shows will continue to air here on abc 7. an after school program in oakland encourages children to stay active. this five week program is held at the joaquin middle and elementary school. they can race for trophies, over a hundred kids participated last year. registration is still open if you're interested. 90 minutes of news still ahead, including wreckage following a possible street race

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now from abc 7, live bracking news. >> from san leandro where all the lanes of southbound still shut down after the shooting. >> and amy hollyfield is trying to get close thor the scene. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, natasha. we wanted to drive right on through this so you could get a glimpse of what it's like. it's pretty painful. 11 minutes we have been on southbound 880. we haven't gotten from the on ramp to the next exit. it's barely moving out here. i highly suggest you skip this area. here's video of the crime scene where investigators are doing these lanes of y theve ohay

traffic. and at 2:45 this morning the chp got a call that a shooting happened on the freeway, a man had been shot in the head and they're investigating. they said they'll be for a while. so all lanes shut down. they're diverting people off at lewelling so lewelling boulevard is where you have to exit, get off the freeway and then get back on once you pass the crime scene area. northbound, it looks okay. people aren't slowing down the look. so traffic is moving northbound. it's southbound you want to avoid. this is right here in san leandro. we got on it at marina. this is what we're stuck in. lieu welling is where -- lewelling is where the traffic has to exit. >> thank you. this looks pretty miserable. >> it does. amy giving us the real life version of what it looks like. n the traffic maps too. we'll zoom into the traffic

alert, it's a sig alert according to chp. a lot of folks are waking up, trying to get their workweek going. full closure at lewelling. that's where you're forced off for the detour. zooming out a bit here, you can see that backup continues to grow. we're up to about four miles now at this point. this is only going to get worse as we continue to see all of these lanes closed. state route 185, east 14th, decent alternate. if you want to take some surface streets there. eastbound 508 is what i recommend. they're permitting big rigs to use 580. due to all lanes being closed on 880 you can use 580 for the time being. we'll look at drive times in a few. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> hi, everybody. did you wash the car over the weekend? if you did it will get wet in many areas as mist and drizzle are the big story this morning. cool breeze is the big story this afternoon. let's look at live doppler 7. you see the low level clouds and

you see the brighter, whiter clouds up in cloverdale. that's the cold front we talked about last week that's going to bring us the coldest day this week today. here's a look at your 12 hour day planner. 57 to 61. it's warmer this morning but now it's the bottom temperatures noon to 4:00, around the coast. the bay 67 to 70. inland, 69 to 74. by 7:00 we're all already back in the 50s and 60s. more on this cooling trend coming up. here's reggie and natasha with more news. >> thank you. developing news in the south bay, more than a dozen have been shot in san jose. >> matt keller is live for us at police headquarters. matt? >> reporter: good morning. police are no longer at the scene. they wrapped up their investigation there. we did speak with one person who said he heard a couple of people were shot. here's what he heard. >> we heard gunshots when we were watching tv and then we thought they were fireworks at

and so we went to my mom's room. and we looked heard people screaming. >> reporter: that same neighbor says he went outside and saw several police cars. five people were taken away in an ambulance. several people have been coming to the area for the past week to what are appears to be a vigil. few candles were lit at that location this morning. something like this happening obviously makes people in the neighborhood concerned about their safety. >> kind of, because i have a little 8-year-old sister. and when she heard the gunshots she got really scared. her first instinct was to hide behind the couch. >> reporter: and a car speed away after hearing the shots fired. we reached out to the san jose police and we have yet to hear back for more information on this shooting. reporting live in san jose, matt keller. developing news, the man accused of plowing a car into a crowd of people protesting a white supremacist rally is

expected to appear in court today. >> james fields jr. is charged with murder. he was shown with a known white supremacist group and 32-year-old heather heyer was killed. her mother said she died for standing up for what she believed in. >> heather's young life was not about hate and this young man who ran my daughter down mistakenly believed that hate will change the world. >> the army confirmed fields >> the army confirmed fields attended training. two troops were killed responding to the incident. there was a rally overnight in connection to the violence in charlottesville. we just got this new video. you can see hundreds of people in downtown atlanta. the rally held to show solidarity with the victims in charlottesville. it was not all peaceful though. what you're seeing on your

screen right now there is a monument that was vandalized at a local park. it was actually a statue of an angel that was spray painted. it was supposed to signify coming together. obviously not what happened last night. >> okay. in south bay, several rights supporters came together in a show of solidarity with the people of charlottesville. they gathered outside in a peaceful rally to unite against racism and white supremacy. >> it's important to stand together to resist white supremacy and resist the violence from the klan, from the neo-nazis, from the alt-right. >> organizers say they were seeking to end racial injustice and they encourage people to speak out and commit to action. more support for charlottesville came from the east bay. about a hundred people held a candlelight vigil in castro valley last night. they were encouraged to bring candles or tea lights to signify

peace and hope. it was to show the power of love and tolerance. a berkeley restaurant says its does not support the actions of those in charlottesville. top dog had a flurry of social media posts suggested a man at the rally worked at top dog. well, a sign on the restaurant door says effective saturday, 12th of august, cole white is no longer working at top dog. the actions of those in charlottesville are not supported by top dog. several uc berkeley students stopped by the restaurant yesterday. many of them horrified by the violence. >> i feel like it's good that top dog is taking a stand against this kind of stuff. it's crazy, 2017, we still have people who are so backwards, you know? who can't seem to wrap their heads around inclusivity. >> the employers at top dog had no comment. our coverage continues right here on our abc 7 news app. you can see video and photos from the rallies. we'll send out push alerts with any major information. two people accused of

killing a man at twin peaks are expected to be arraigned. 20-year-old san francisco resident fantasy decor and the other one is facing murder charges. movie scout ed french died last month. the motive for the murder was steal his camera. a teen killed a decade ago and the mother reminds us it remains unsolved. just 17 years old, aubreyas thd baker streets. mayor ed lee's office is offering a $250,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible. aubrey's mother is at that intersection at 2:00 this afternoon hand out flyers. the b.a.r.t. police citizen review board will review new use of force rules. they were required to use the least amount of force necessary to make the arrest and the

recommendation is not binding. it serves to advise the department. nevertheless, the b.a.r.t. police are against the proposal. they say their standards of reasonableness is working just fine. a resident in river side county are back home after the so-called blaine fire forced 4:00 yesterday afternoon. east of the uc riverside campus. a thousand acres has burned. it's 44% contained and the cause is under investigation. no injuries or serious damage is reported. a 400 acre fire has forced the closure of a popular trail miseyo it started yesterday morning in the community of wawona. the facebook account shared this photo of smoke billows into the sky. that fire is burning in steep rocky and inaccessible terrain. officials say the residents should be prepared for potential evacuations today. napa county firefighters are putting out hot spots still

flaring up from the wildfire. the canyon fire has burnedf g 1. it's now 95% contained. firefighters are continuing to strengthen control line and work interior hot spots. the cause is under investigation. now, a traffic alert. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> okay, we still have our major problem here in san leandro this morning. all lanes of southbound 880 are closed at lewelling. this is all do to the shooting investigation. and we don't have any estimate on when we'll get the lanes back open. so right now we're looking at a four mile backup through san leandro, heading towards san lorenzo. i wanted to compare some speeds for you. six miles an hour is your average on southbound 880. that is basically gridlocked as we saw amy holly field sitting there a few minutes ago. state route 885 not a smaller

check out eastbound 580. you are cruising along. that's the one i highly recommend if you're about to head out the door. new problem in cordelia, well before the merge, three car collision. that's blocking at least one lane so a backup starting to form there. a quick check of the bay bridge plaza we have not gotten official word that the metering lights are on, but they're probably in the on let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we have a few things today. >> how about those driving 73 on 580. >> i was going to let that slide. >> i know you're taking the high road. i won't. because you drive a lot like me. that's all i'm saying. hi, everybody. yeah, pleasanton unified school district this morning, it will be 53 degrees. a little mist in the area. as you head to the afternoon, mostly sunny. 71 degrees. let's look at our temperatures. because of the cloud cover and the extra moisture, 1 to 6 degrees warmer than average that's not going to lead to

warmer temperatures this afternoon. 56 in richmond, 58 in san leandro. and oakland about 60. 61 in san carlos. 64 right now in san jose. just for 62 in concord, pleasanton and livermore and napa. let's look at what's going to happen today. if you're on the roads mist and drizzle this morning. small craft advisory this afternoon on the bay. mass transit is going to be cool. at noon still 64 degrees. upper 60s this back. back to the low to mid 60s in the evening hours. to the east bay, pretty much the same thing. noon, 64. mid to upper 60s through the afternoon hours and low to mid 60s this evening. no summer in sight. but it's coming in my accuweather seven day forecast. that's coming up. >> thanks. thieves steal everything from a marine's family as they moved to the north bay. thanks to the kindness of strangers they won't be empty handed when they move into the

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now a live desk update. >> welcome back. i want to talk about something happening in southern california right now. there's a search right now for the parents of this 3-year-old toddler who is actually found wandering around the city of van nuys overnight. here's the picture of that kid.

you see with a police officer. so far, no one has come forward to claim the young girl and all she's told the police, she's from very far away. you'll remember last week there was a similar case here in the bay area when a 2-year-old toddler was found wandering alone at night in san jose. eventually, a guardian came forward to claim that bay area kid. i'm going to keep my eye on things in los angeles. i'll have an update as soon as possible. new details in the theft in the north bay. lots of donations coming in for a marine recruiter and his family. they got targeted by thieves. these are photos from wine country marines. it shows sergeant raphael aldama and family with several donations they received. they relocated to santa rosa last month and someone stole the moving van they had with everything still inside. the bay area definitely coming through for them. they have new furniture for

their dining room, bedroom and living room and 3 through dollars in donation. >> quarter to a00 los gatos man who lost love ones in a freak accident may lose something else -- his home. he watched his son and wife drown in a kansas pond. here at home because of complicated planning laws, classen'sseou hats i county planners have gone back and forth on whether he has a legal use of his unit. they're working with him to solve this issue. happening today the palo alto is looking to expand the small shuttle program. the shuttle is similar to the one that you're see here in mountain view. it's part of the broader effort to reduce the number of people driving around town, thereby easing traffic congestion. the one big problem they don't have a way to pay for it right now. the expansion will cost more than $625,000 a year.

riders on the shuttle ride for free. we are tracking the latest on the big traffic mess in san leandro. now over to alexis. >> and unfortunately, i think it will get worse before its improves. if you're waking up and tuning in, all lanes at 880 are closed at lewelling. police are conducting their work and you have to get off the freeway while they take measurements. this is likely going to take several hours. we spoke to chp a couple of minutes ago and they said likely at 8:30 if not later than that this morning. this is a major backup. about four miles. you can take east 14th or 580. and again big rigs can use they're typically restricted but not today. look at westbound, 580, castro

valley to the maze. and to highway 280, not too bad. starting to see yellow but the drive time in the green at 15 minutes. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you very much. a lot of information. busy job today. weatherwise we're busy also there and it's more ist and widespread than it was in the last couple of mornings. not too foggy yet. let's look at some of other back to school forecasts districts. san ramon valley unified school district, 58 to 71. mostly sunny this afternoon. if you have some outdoor activities, football players going through two-a-days, not too bad. congratulations. here's a look at walnut creek. looking south into the san ramon valley. the mist is hanging in the air. coolest temperatures in the afternoon. mostly cloudy, cool tonight.

not as much drizzle. warming back to average in the weekend. here's a look at your cloud cover, notice it's really stubborn around the bay. mainly cloudy around the bay at noon. and the clouds just really never go anywhere. they'll open up to a little bit of sunshine at the bay. now as far as our temperatures we're dealing with mainly 70s, low to mid 70s in the south bay. upper 70s around last ga toes. mid 60 downtown and south san francisco. 75 to 79 through the north bay valleys. 66 to 72 along the east bay shore. one last stop, 72 in san ramon to 79 in brentwood. about two to four degrees warmer each day until we get back to average, friday. reggie and natasha? >> thanks. "american idol" is coming to abc 7 this fall. auditions will be held in oakland on sunday. the "american idol" bus will be in jack london square giving you the chance to be a star. you don't have to wait for that. you can audition online.

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>> police and firefighters rescued him from the tree four hours later. yikes. he wasn't badly hurt and he's been skydiving for five years and he now what to do when things didn't go as planned. all right. taking a look at our major problem this morning. if you haven't heard yet a full closure of southbound 880 at san leandro. everyone is forced off at lewelling due to the shooting investigation. i'm hearing the latest:00 until lanes back open. this is not good. we have a four mile backup right now. i checked the speeds approaching that. two miles an hour. it's brutal. you want to stick to 580 this morning. it will only get worse from here. also, westbound 37th starting to recover. we had some earlier construction right around sears point. that has little bit of a backup if you're coming over from value aho from

the route. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. comfortable again today it sounds like. >> i had a good time working out in the yard yesterday with the temperatures in the upper 70s. had to wear a little bit of sunscreen. today if you're working and taking the ferry you can see it's busy from 2:00 to from san francisco back to vallejo. great sleeping weather. not as misty as this morning. the royals are in town toon t a. 7:05 first pitch. a cool 61. so dress appropriately at the coliseum. >> thanks so much. a baby panda in japan healthy at 2 months old. the panda had a physical on friday. the zoo says it's 16 inche and wghssal olver 6 1/2 pounds. as of last week the panda was still learning how to stand on his own. the public will get to name the cub next month.

a closure at one east bay b.a.r.t. station, new at 6:00 what riders c use untilan't early next year. we are tracking breaking news in the east bay. the shooting that's already turning the monday morning commute into a big challenge there. plus, the lawyer for a woman involved in the deadly

now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> coming up at 6:00, in san leandro, a major monday morning commute headache on 880 a therf >> yeah, amy hollyfield has been on the move. she is at the scene on lewelling boulevard. amy? >> reporter: and we just got briefed by the chp. not good news here. they're saying this could stay close until -- closed until 8:30 or 9:00 so that blows out the entire morning commute. you want to avoid this area. we are at lewelling boulevard. this is where cars are being forced to exit southbound 880. they cannot go any further because all lanes here are shut

down. we do have video a little closer to the crime scene to show you why these lanes are closed. they are investigating a shooting. they say it happened before 2:30 this morning on southbound 880. a white car pulled up next to a dark car, fired into the dark car. and did shoot the driver in the head. that driver is in critical condition. the car did crash. there were other people in the car but they were all okay. the white car got away. no arrtsav h they don't have a further description of the car for us this morning. they do think they have a lot work here still to do on this investigation so that's why all the lanes are closed all morning long. we tried to driving through this mess. it is at a stand still. the cars are crawling. it takes a long time to get through here. avoid it if you can. northbound looks okay. cars aren't slowing down too much to get a look at what's happening. northbound you can count