this is what it looks like when the weather and the traffic worlds combine. heavy fog for your commute on the golden gate bridge right now. >> we promise the golden gate bridge tower is there but you can't see it. good morning and thank you for being here on this wednesday, may 9th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's head to meteorologist mike nicco. >> reggie, natasha, hi, everybody. the winds gusting 21 at sfo. ten miles an hour or faster in oakland, concord, napa, petaluma at 18. it's drawn in the cloud deck in gray for all of our neighborhoods and it has more moisture. emeryville almost looking like the golden gate bridge this morning with miss lt hanging in

the air. it's going to be that way all the way through the morning commute. it will be cooler this lunch, maybe not quite as bright. mid 50s at the coast, mid to upper sixties around our inland neighborhoods. breezy and seasonal temperatures and then we'll be in the upper 50s to low 60s at 7:00. that rounds out my accuweather 12-hour planner. >> i've got the visibility layer on the traffic maps. we definitely have some fog out there this morning. i want to take you up to the antioch bridge. we have a crash reported on the north end of the bridge. however, it looks like you're updating that location. i want to take you up a litt north into the rio vista area. this was reported as a rollover crash. it looks like one of the vehicles caught fire, i'm guessing the one that rolled over. the fire department is there. the bridge is fully blocked and we have long delays between rio

vista and oakley. keep in mind to avoid that stretch for the next 30 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza looking good, a stackup in the cash lanes. no metering lights yet. we should be about 20 minutes away from that. grief counselors on hand at san ramon valley high school in danville to help students through the loss of a classmate. >> danville police trying to figure out why a 15-year-old boy was at the bottom of the pool in the middle of the day. amy hollyfield is live with the details. >> hi natasha, this student is going to be missed. look at what his fellow classmates have done to this fence here at the school. they have covered it in notes to him talking about how much they're going to miss him, how much they love seeing him in the hallways, they love his laugh, that he will forever be their hearts. they say his name is ben curry. here is the pool where students say ben was found after fourth period pe class. the fifth period pe class was

about to get in the pool when they saw the body. students are remembering him as a cool, kind kid. >> i changed next to the kid in my locker, and i saw him. he was laughing, he was happy. nothing seemed wrong with him. >> just kind of a shock. really some guy you've known almost all your life is not going to be there the next day, it's hard to process. >> danville police have not said what they think happened, but that they are making this case a priority. school administrators will be doing what they can to help the kids process what happened and help them deal with their grief. live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> sad story. if you're coping with grief or the loss of a loved one, there are people who can help. to take action and find your ali, go to our website, abc7news.com. we have links to resources for everything from mental health to bullying and school safety. new developments in the search for the next chief of the los angeles police department.

san francisco police chief william scott is one of three finalists for that job, this according to "the l.a. times." mayor eric garcetti said he interviewed the three finalists and will likely do a second round with some members of the city council. the other two candidates are lapd veteran commanders. scott served as deputy chief at lapd before coming to san francisco in 2016. garcetti says he expects to choose a new chief by the end of the month. abc 7 news learned new details about the fran police officer accusing the department of religious discrimination. he claims someone sketched an isis flag on his locker with the message go back. the officer asked not to be identified for safety reasons. abc 7 has learned that the officer was the subject of a napa police all points bulletin in 2013. he met a female on a dating website and said he was a high level cia agent.

the bulletin alerted other agencies that he had applied to be a police officer in sacramento, west san francisco and santa cruz. the oakland police department confirmed he was dismissed from the oakland police academy. we reached out from the public defender on these new revelations. hospital employees at the university of california will be hitting the picket line. the california nurse's association and university professional technical employees joined the picket line wednesday. union members want higher wages and an end to job outsourcing. a spokesperson for the uc system says the strike will not change its financial situation adding the salary and benefit demands are excessive. this is expected to be the last day of the strikes. that time again. your voice, your vote. six candidates for california c governor shared the stage in san jose last night. here is abc news reporter katie marzullo. >> reporter: several debate questions focused on

immigration. things become heated between republican travis allen and lieutenant governor gavin newsom on california's sanctuary status. >> california needs to lead the national debate on comprehensive immigration reform. that's what's missing currently in this debate. you're filling the void and i think it's shameful. >> let me be clear, gavin newsom, what's shameful is kate steinle died because someone was released in your city due to sanctuary city policies that shouldn't have been in place. >> reporter: john cox took on kn newsom on the gas tax. >> we can't have this never-ending spiral upward. >> reporter: the debate took a personal term when newsom and former marianne tonio villaraigosa opened up a about their affairs. >> i acknowledged it, i apologized. >> i lost my marriage, lost my family for a time. i took responsibility for it.

>> reporter: democrat delane easton says she believes character counts and later pressed the issue of gender equality. >> we are making more pro guess electing people awful diverse back grountds than electing women. >> reporter: when asked about the current uc worker's strike, john chiang touted his experience. the primary election is june 5th. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. i want to show you brand new video that we just got. it's incredible, shows someone dangerously close to lava eruptions. this is in the lailani estates neighborhood, the one the most impacted. right now 2,000 more residents being told to leave, and this latest issue that they're dealing with is dangerous gases where the lava has been pouring into streets and back yards. in fact, two new fissures have

opened up. they are forcing officials to go door-to-door, telling people to get out right now. at least 36 structures including 26 homes have already been destroyed. there's no indication when these eruptions will eventually stop. back to you. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a little fog developing around petaluma. last i checked it was three miles, the visibility reduction. we'll keep an eye on that. it is definitely damp here like it is just about everywhere else with temperatures at 49 in guerneville, up to 59 in ukiah. san rafael at 58. 56 in american canyon and about 54 in tiburon and also in san francisco. 57 in el so bronte, 58 in alameda, newark. redwood city 59. looks like we'll have some voids at sfo. you can see the low ceiling there and the moisture hanging

in the air. it's kind of a frizzy morning if you're out and about. exercising milder all day today. on the bay, it's going to be gusty everywhere, up to 30 miles per hour coming out of the west. peninsula, 60 by 10:00, 63 with increasing sunshine by noon. hanging out in the mid 60s thiss afternoon. back to 58 with increasing clouds at 8:00. accuweather seven-day forecast coming up next. here is alexis. good morning, mike. i have a location update here. we have been talking to chp about a rollover crash that turned into a car fire in the rio vista area. a full closure of state route 160 due to the emergency response. working on getting that fire out right now. that's south of rio vista. not able to get into the oakley area. no estimate on when that will get reopened here this morning, but as of right now, all traffic

is stopped. i am keeping a close eye on that one. san jose, nice and quiet this morning for you. 101 and 880, the traffic heading towards us, that's the heavier side. slowly starting to fill in. we'll take a look at drive times, heavy traffic out of the central valley, no surprise there. next update at 5:20. former california governor george has died. >> the two-term republican served as california's chief executive from 83 to 91. he spent four years as craft's attorney general and historians credit him for economic policies that led to california creating 2.8 million jobs during his time as governor. boy scouts of america is changing its name. one major partner is cutting ties.

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to the majestic sound of the musical treasure. >> a prized pipe organ in san francisco celebrating its 130th birthday. ♪ >> this is the largest unaltered pipe organ in california. you'll find it in north beach. abc 7 news was at last night's concert. the organ was first installed at first unitarian church on franklin street. after the 1906 earthquake it was moved to this building. john bradshaw takes care of the organ at our lady of guadalupe church which was recently restored and turned into an event space. >> it sounds just like it did in 1888. >> it actually feels really, really old. it feels 130 years old, but it feels like it's in really good shape. it's like a lady who has maintained herself quite well. >> the owners of the building plan to hold more events to show off their organ in the future.

>> like a lady who has maintained herself quite well. >> several tune-ups over the years maybe. >> well, she looks great. >> sounds great, too. did you notice the old and the new? she had her music on an ipad. so when she was doing that, she was flipping to the next page of her music on the ipad. that's pretty neat. not many people that can fix those or repair those anymore. >> good point, yeah. >> that's a very specialized activity there. let's talk about the weather. it's a little frizzy this morning. hi, everybody. here is a look at san jose at 280 and 17, cloudy and 60 degrees right now. off to a pretty mild start. humid morning and a cooler afternoon that's my first ak queue weather highlight. not as cloudy or humid tonight. in the weekend, warmer than average,ist doesn't stay that way. let's talk about our high temperatures today, 80 in gilroy, completely away from just about everybody else as we start down in the south bay. 70 in milpitas and 73 in san jose, maybe 74 in santa cruz.

mid to upper 60s, the breezes keeping your temperatures in check. look at the cloud cover, more stubborn than it was yesterday. temperatures reflect that, upper 50s today. mid 60s barely in san francisco. 63 today, south san francisco 64. same thing in sausalito. upper 50s along the north bay coast, 69 at petaluma to about 74 through our north bay valleys. along the east bayshore, the breeze is keeping your temperatures in check from 66 in emeryville and also berkeley and oakland to about 70 in fremont, orinda and hercules. as you move to the valleys, low to mid 70s here with 72 in san ramon and pleasanton. tonight not quite as mild as this morning. in the north bay, we'll clear out a little bit. temperatures in the upper 40s. low to mid 50s as you head down into the south bay. here is my accuweather forecast, highs on the rise. tomorrow they'll go back above average. sunny and warmer, especially away from the coast friday. abo above average for saturday.

we'll pull the temperatures back a little bit and make it more comfortable for mom sunday. it will get cooler and breezy monday and tuesday. we have a sig alert in the rio vista area. i want to take you back to the crash. we don't have an estimate on when the bridge will reopen. this is state route 160. a full closure northbound and southbound at slough bridge. one of the vehicles flipped and burst into flames. long delays from folks down into antioch and oakley area. avoid that. we still are not sure how long this will take to clear. i'm each guessing with a rollover and vehicle fire it will be quite some time. bay bridge toll plaza, i haven't gotten official word that the metering lights have been flipped on. i would bet it will happen any minute if it hasn't already. a quick check of drive times. westbound 580 trace si to castro valley, 1 hour and 16 minutes. earlier crash has leered.

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they're from james toland vocal arts. the event took ten months to plan. from the looks of it, though, the pleased crowd -- look how happy people are. >> people are really responding to what's going on. >> do you know what? i know you say you're a little tired of the traditional flash mob. >> bike to work day will be this thursday in the bay area >> riders can download and open the ford go bike app on thursday to receive a free access pass that's normally ten bucks. the access pass entitles you to unlimited 30-minute rides on thousands of bikes in the bay area for a 24-hour period. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. nordstrom called police wrongfully

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members of iran parliament burning a paper u.s. flag following president trump pulling out of o the iran nuclear deal. a hazmat situation after an emergency room had to be put on lockdown. >> warriors! >> it sounds good. the dub nation celebration. the warriors are moving on. we have everything you need to know about the next round including how to get some tickets. good morning, welcome, wednesday, may th. >> i think every member of our team predicted a win last night. >> no doubt. sending all the vibes. >> presti sure the two over here did. we all did. we thought good thoughts, didn't we? the game was over, seemed like

to me pretty quickly. let's move on and talk about what's moving on weather wise. your accuweather forecast is never more than seven minutes away. deeper, cloudy, a little misty this morning. temperatures milder from 49 inland to about 50 around the bay at 7:00. mid to upper 50s at the coast no matter what time you are there. mid to upper 60s, 66 to 68, different at noon. 68 to about 74. 74 is definitely a stretch for our inland neighborhoods. mid 60s at 7:00 with the marine layer coming back. here is a look at the morning traffic. what are your hot spots, alexis? >> we've got one of our normal hot spots. we can always count on the bay bridge toll plaza being a little backed up already at this hour. 5:21. that is the official time the metering lights were flipped on this morning. no incidents around that route. typical delays building through the maze. westbound 580 richmond-san

rafael bridge seven minutes, 14 across san mateo and ten minutes across the dumbarton bridge. we did not startout quietly this morning, however. mike nicco knows all about this. he was stuck in it, too. just outside the caldecott tunnel. a car became disabled on the highway, state route 4 just on the west end of the tunnel. another driver stopped to help and a tow truck came along. that's when things really got crazy. one of the drivers got into an altercation with the tow truck driver. someone in one of the vehicles pulled out a gun and fired twice into the air. no one was hit. chp stopped traffic in the tunnel to investigate. everything cleared up around 4:00 this morning. a hazmat situation at valley medical center. >> matt keller live with details on what led up to the emergency action. matt. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. this was not a normal incident.

firefighters say the hospital procedures worked. they isolated everybody outside the emergency room in this parking lot here and they decontaminated the patient and medical staff there. take a look at video from earlier this morning, san jose fire was called about 11:45 to help with a possible hazmat stuation and hospital workers needed help with the decontamination procedure. it started as a patient was flown in on a medical helicopter. firefighters contacted the patient's employer to find out what substance he and the medical staff was exposed to. they isolated the patient and staff. firefighters were asked, is this normal? >> no, not really. the patient was decontaminated on scene. it sounds like there might have been a little bit of a respiratory issue that had a secondary contamination. procedures were followed. these things happen sometimes, all the proper mid cases were put in place once we found out that there were additional problems. >> the helipad was shut down as

they worked on getting the helicopter decontaminated. everything is back open and back to normal for the emergency room as well, other than the injuries the patient sustained in that initial incident, nobody else was injured. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. watching closely all the fallout from the u.s. exit from the iran nuclear deal. there was a pretty shocking protest only a short time ago while you were sleeping by the iranian leaders. look at this. iranian lawmakers burning a paper u.s. flag and a symbolic copy of the iran deal. they chanted death to america. iran's parliament speaker later told the assembly president trump, quote, does not have the mental capacity to deal with issues. he said, quote, it's obvious president trump only understands the language of force. president trump pulled out of the iran nuclear deal yesterday. leaders of france, germany and the uk say they have big

concerns but they want iran to maintain its commitments under the deal. embattled santa clara county judge aaron per ski is breaking his silence about the recall effort against him. it began after he gave a six-month sentence to brock turner, the former stanford stew opportunity convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. the judge said he can't speak about the case but said why he hasn't said anything until yesterday. >> i really think judges should typically zip it and take the heat, take the criticism. it's only when you get to a point where there's a very real chance that the recall will be successful. it gets serious for me. >> the recall is on the june 5th ballot. persky says, if removed, it may undermine the public confidence that judges will make tough calls. we posted his entire statement on our website, abc7news.com. all aboard the new b.a.r.t.

train. the second batch of cars got the green light. another ten-car train will be rolling onto the tracks by next week. the state public utilities commission approved the new train yesterday, four days after it passed the systemwide test. the new rail cars will run on t officials expect 80 new cars in service bithe end of next year. big relief for a heartbroken dog owner in san francisco. she has finally found her stolen pug. stephanie lee had been searching for filo since last month where someone stole him outside the whole foods market. lee discovered filo had been sold and was in oakland. she took him to the vet last night, and he seems just fine. the plan to build massive tunnels to divert water from the sacramento river to southern california is getting a big boost in the bay area. the sclount water district, the

$17 billion project will provide water to areas that need it badly. environmental groups say the tunnels will harm wild life and water squat in san francisco bay. city leaders are expected to give a big boost to solar power. the state energy commission is set to vote on rules that will require solar panels on most new homes, single family homes and apartment buildings three stories or less. the bottom line, it's expected to add about $9,000. for the fourth straight season, the warriors advanced to the western conference finals. golden state will several nights to prepare. tickets go on sale to the general publish tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. games one and two are in houston, the series opener is

monday at 6:00. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at these temperatures, from two to 11 degrees warmer. that's what the cloud dofr cuz during the overnight hours. look at the temperatures, mid to upper 50s in the san ramon valley out to livermore and also pittsburg and antioch. concord and brentwood the warm spots at 61 degrees. we have the temperature down in 48. jose, cooler in santa rosa, everyone else in the mid to upper 50s until you get to pacifica at 52 degrees. the mist not quite as prevalent it was in places like emeryville. we'll continue to see this list just a little bit as we head through the rest of the morning commute. if you're driving in the higher elevations, definitely going to drive into those clouds that are full of moisture. be careful. it will be damp just about all morning. small craft advisory no matter where you are on the bay today. breezy with gusts up to 30 miles per hour. mass transit, cool this morning,

mild this afternoon. from 1:00 this afternoon to 9:00 this evening, the areas in yellow. that's where the winds will be fast and over the ocean. also, here is a look at san francisco. 55 and cloudy, partly sunny and 57 at 10:00. we'll hang out in the upper 50s throughout the afternoon hours. for the south bay, how about 60 at 8:00, mostly cloudy. sunshine breaks out by noon. we're at 67. we'll be in the comfortable range, about 70 degrees in the afternoon and back down to 60. so used my video, thanks. might as well do work while i was stuck in traffic for an hour at the caldecott. how about now? >> we don't have anything quite as crazy as that situation. some police activity on westbound 24 very early this morning. normally mike and the rest of us here on the morning crew enjoy a quiet commute. that did not happen today. we are looking at golden gate bridge. so southbound 101 still has light volume. we definitely have mist and haze out there this morning. nothing blocking along that

route if you're coming in from the north bay. we have a sig alert for folks typically used to what is also an easy commute, state route 160. we have a full closure a three-mile slough bridge due to a crash with a rollover and vehicle fire. both northbound and southbound lanes of state route 160 fully closed. aside from that, things are quiet. westbound 780 before cedar street as you head for venetian into the vallejo area, we have a crash with injuries blocking one lane. we'll take a look at drive times coming up next. breaking news, three american detainees in north korea will be back home in less than 24 hours. a look at this tweet from the president only moments ago saying i am pleased to inform you that secretary of state mike pompeo is in the air and on his

way back from north korea with the three wonderful gentlemen that everyone is looking so forward to meeting. they seem to be in good health, also good meeting with kim jong-un. in a separate tweet president trump went on to say they will land back on the east coast tonight, 2:00 a.m. eastern, 11:00 p.m. for us. president trump says he'll be at andrews air force base to greet them when they do finally land. >> a huge story, jessica. thanks for the update. pg&e is unveiling its state-of-the-art operations center to track wildfires in the north bay. there's a lot to take away from google's developer's conference including ai that makes calls and sounds just like

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. this is abc 7 mornings. >> let's jump right into it if you're traveling around the state, nice weather just about everywhere. low to mid 80s sacramento and chico. 68 in san diego with clouds lingering near the coast. 76 in l.a. with sunshine. 107 in palm springs. 78 in yosemite and tahoe at about 64 degrees. here is a look at what's going on. beautiful sunrise developing. check out the chance. we talked about saturday, sunday, monday some thunderstorms may develop. there you go. it has gotten even more

impressive with the latest model runs with our best chance of getting wet saturday. we'll throw in lightning for sunday and monday and keep the chance lingering through at least tuesday. temperatures going from above average to below average friday, saturday and sunday. there's concern about a shortage of epipens that has prompted kaiser to limit the sly. keiser is only providing one syringe at a time. 45 states has reported shortages. there are manufacturing delays after complaints about defective pens. no indication when production will pick back up. a new safety center, a hub where they'll correspond responses to fires like the north bay fire. they'll deploy their own firefighting teams in northern and central california. the opinion center comes on the heels of the north bay fires,

the deadliest and most destructive filed fires in the state's history. the santa rosa fire department says at least two fires were caused when pg&e's power lines arced, setting fires to dry vegetation. the utility has been slapped with more than 100 lawsuits including bundy sonoma county. pge says the north bay fires are not the reason. >> conditions have changed, continue to change and it's really focusing on those conditions that are changing. >> the lawsuits, were they a major factor? >> not a factor at all.

let's talk about what's going on. it's about 5:48 on wednesday morning. you can see the cloud deck out there from mt. tam. it's showing signs of thinning after being really misty for a while this morning. we'll go clouds to mostly sunny conditions. cooler everywhere today. in fact, today is our coolest day of the forecast until we get to the end of the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler tonight, not as cloudy, definitely dryer. here is a look at that low pressure. it's still moving to the north,

keeping all the rain to the north. look what it does to the highs, upper 60s to low 70s frms mid 70s in morgan hill and gilroy. head up the peninsula, we start at about 70. drop into the mid 60s with the breeze shooting through the san bruno gap today. it will be breezy along the coast. look at the temperatures, upper 50s today. low 60s in downtown to mid 60s in south san francisco and sausalito. upper 50s along the north bay coast. 69 in petaluma and low to mid 70s elsewhere. orinda and hercules may get to 70 to 71. low to mitt 70s for our inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight with the cloud cover dissipating across the north bay, upper 40s t i said today is the coolest until tuesday. in between, how about 60s, 70s and 80 z. >> we've got a couple new

problems to talk about this morning. one of those in a really tough spot, westbound 580 before you get to grant line road, getting out of tracy already slow. extra slow now that we have a disabled vehicle sitting in lane three. they have called for a tow truck to the scene. it always takes a while to get to that location especially with that backup that already is there on westbound 205. getting word of a new crash on southbound 680 on sunol near androtti. we have lane two blocked by a two-car crash, that area. you are heavy as you leave the 580 corridor. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes. san francisco to sfo looking great at nine minutes. brand new into our live desk, we've learned female executives at visa plan to confront the company ceo tomorrow. visa based here in the bay area in foster city. the "wall street journal" is reporting top female executives

want to confront ceo alfred kelly and saying they aren't given enough opportunities to advance their careers within the company. kelly called the meeting a few weeks ago to hear from his top female leaders after an internal survey slowed the female vps were less satisfied with their jobs than the men at the office. kelly likely won't be blind-sided. just yesterday he announced the creation of a women's advisory group within the company. back to you. nordstrom rack is apologizing for falsely accusing three african-american teens of stealing. >> this happened at the missouri store. the teens say they were shopping near st. louis when store employees called the police on them and accused them of shoplifting. the police determined and determined there was no crime. one of the teens says he is not bringing the issue to light for money. he just wants a better world. >> i don't want them to fire w make this a moment and everybody move forward and get better.

>> the president of nordstrom rack met with the teens and their families and said the company is carrying out a thorough investigation of the actions taken by their employees. new at 6:00, another twist in the hunter's point soil survey. homeowners demanding the u.s. navy to test underer that homes. surveillance video shows a girl bailing out of a car at a gas station. the story behind this stunning moment. >> we're

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12:35 first pitch. 62 warming to 65. it will be breezy and the sunshine, once it pops out from those clouds will be very strong with a burn time of less than 20 minutes if you don't take protection. this video is astounding, from gas station surveillance and shows an 11-year-old girl jumping out of a moving suv while it's being carjacke. the girl's father jumps on the head of the sedan that pulled up on the driver's side of the suv. the zn drives out of view with the father still on it. father and daughter reunited and embracing. this happened friday morning in aurora, illinois. police went after the suv and caught the suspect a short time later. they're still looking for his accomplice. police say the girl and the father are fine. they weren't hurt at all. >> unbelievable video. this is a lot more fun. if you're tired of the bay area housing crisis, and who isn't, now you can solve it with a game. >> this is a really cool idea. can we help come up with a better name. this is called bay area regional

planner. allows you to get a better understanding of the issues at stake. it's kind of like monopoly with the map of the bay area. it tackles, traffic, views. >> it's a great conversation starter. i guess it could also start a lot of fights. >> you'd be depressed at the end of the game no matter who won. not a lot of ways to win unfortunately with the housing situation here. we are taking a look at a sig alert right now. if you're traveling in the rio vista area, full closure at three mile slough bridge. a rollover crash. the vehicle caught fire and the tow truck trying to get to the scene now. the bay bridge metering lights are on. typical backups into the maze. no major slow downs into san francisco. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. checking out sfo. you can see the cloud deck making everything look fuzzy

there. probably going to be arrival delays. so if you're going to be outside today, watch out for the tree pollen. uv index very high also. if you're having a hard time sleeping, it could be your alcohol intake. a warning for anyone who drinks. nts on the san francisco police chief and the chance he could be leaving us for los angeles. an update on the emergency situation in hawaii as lava

coming up on 6:00 a.m. this morning. you can see for yourself, a foggy start for many of us across the bay area. this is a live look from our

santa cruz camera. >> good morning on this wednesday, may 9th. thanks for waking up with us. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> live doppler 7 showing how strong the winds are this morning. all about us in double digits. petaluma a little quieter. they're pointing inland which is the strong sea breeze. look at the gray. that is the cloud cover over top of us. how is that going to affect your day? let's map it out. my accuweather 12-hour planner, milder this morning, staying in the 50s at the coast. mid to upper 60s an coolest day of the week. how about traffic this morning? here is alexis? >> we've got a few issues to talk about including one in a really tough spot, westbound 580 before you get to grant line road. still have a disabled vehicle sitting in lane three. one of the center lanes on the