overnight three men detained in north korea have set foot back in america. you can see their excitement to be free. president trump greeted them at joint base andrews. two of the men were detained for a year, the other had been in custody since the year 2015. and he talked about what he went through in north korea. i'll have much more on this story in just a few moments. >> flashing the peace sign as they get off the aircraft. good morning on this thursday, may 10th. >> never more than event event e from your accuweather forecast. >> notice the winds in

fairfield, blowing through the mountains at 50 miles per hour. that dry air we talked about yesterday, there you go. the gray not nearly as thick. the clouds this morning. that means we're cooler as we start the day but we'll also end warmer in my accuweather 12 hour planner. low to mid-50s at 7:00. look at the upper 60s a milder lunch today and 4:00 we're 69 around the ad around sunset which ought to be gorgeous with high clouds dress for mid-50s at the coast, mid-60s elsewhere. we'll take a look at your commute right now. >> good morning. we're looking great so far for the thursday morning drive. yesterday we were socked in on golden gate bridge. today visibility not an issue. don't have to use your wipers but just to clean the windshield. a quiet start. westbound 580 treasury to

dublin, 49 minutes. southbound 680 looking good. 13. northbound 85101 to cupertino, looking great. road work slowing you down in castro valley. we'll head there next. those three american men being held prisoners in north korea back home in the united states. look at this. they seem to be in good health. they arrived at joint base andrews while you were sleeping midnight our time. president trump and first lady were there. each detainee was held for more than a one. one of them, kim dong-chul said, quote it's like a dream. we're very happy. we were treated in many ways. for me i had to do a lot of labor. when i got sick i was treated by them. those men are at walter reed for medical evaluation at this hour and the return of the prisoners is certainly a gesture of goodwill from north korea. ahead of president trump's

nuclear summit with kim jong-un which is scheduled to take place sometime in june. >> great to see that. the last american released was otto warmbier. he died after suffering severe brain-damage just days after being freed. otto warmbier's parents are suing north korea alleging that they kidnapped, tortured and murdered their son. otto warmbier was arrested in january of 2016 and accused of stealing a propaganda poster. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor. his parents say they are happy for the hostages that were just released and the families but, of course, they miss their son. did you feel an earthquake last night? several of them rattled part of northern california. centered around guy certificateville. the largest was 4.2 >> new questions about

background checks for police officers. >> reporter: this is the officer last month detailing the harassment we endured. >> i experienced racial and religious harassment and also witnessed blatant misconduct against citizens. >> reporter: the officer of afghan descent didn't want to come forward. he claimed to be a high level cia agent on a dating website and he was involved in the killing of osama bin laden. >> there's all kinds of reasons that people leave the police academy and still could be hired somewhere else. >> reporter: refired sfpd commander teaches criminal

>> you may not pick it up. >> reporter: the officer denies putting himself out there as a cia agent and using an alias. he denies saying anything about osama bin laden. as for the officer's complaints against sfpd they are still under investigation being conducted by the department's internal affairs. police are looking for a man accused of taking photos of female students in a bathroom stall. two women have come forward. in one case the suspect held a cell phone underneath the stall and took photos or video tuesday night. that happened around 7:45. ten minutes later another student says the suspect did the same thing to her. he reached over the partition 0 to snap photos. the women say the suspect in his 20s or 30s, around five feet six inches tall with either gray hair or a bald head. he was last seen wearing a black

and white striped t-shirt and walking barefoot. >> thousands of striking cooks, custodians are expected to be back on the job this morning. members of the union wrapped up their three day strike yesterday. this walk out forced medical centers to close and reschedule thousands of appointments. the union is demanding a 20% raise over three years. you may want to be a little extra cautious this morning as you drive into work because people are taking their bikes to work. amy hollyfield is live for us at the golden gate bridge where bike commuters can get a boost. >> reporter: this is one of hundreds of spots where you can stop and get a little energy boost for bike to work day. this is the day people are encouraged to ditch their cars and commute on their bikes and think about the environmental impact and physical impact. joining me now live is jim with

the marine county bicycle coalition. good morning. i know you must be excited. big day. i under that biking is not only growing in popularity but do you feel it's getting safer. >> every time we invest in infrastructure and make cycling safer, people get on their bikes, they ride, have fun, healthier and it's good for the environment. absolutely. >> reporter: do you expect a good turn out today >> a great turnout. we're thinking 3600 riders. >> reporter: people are warming to this idea? it's becoming more and more popular. >> 24 years in. it continues to grow. we know that when we invest in safe infrastructure people ride their bikes. >> reporter: thank you so much. there will be more than 400 energizer stations throughout the nine counties in the bay area. so no excuse to not stop, get some bagels, a little drink. say hello to your fellow bikers. if you're taking your car be

aware more bikers on the road today, some whom are not as familiar. if you want more information about bike to work activities we have it on our website. go to abcnews.com. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. calmer conditions this morning. breezy especially across the golden gate bridge and near the bayshore line if you're riding later on today. because of the clearing in the drier air, there it is about three to nine degrees cooler when you step outside. what does that mean for san francisco? some temperatures are back in the 40s like in lake merced and as you head to sunset. rest of us in the 50s, sunny side to financial district. palo alto, santa clara, american canyon 50. here's a look at how clear the

air is this morning as we look at the western span of the bay bridge. going to the beaches sunshine. chilly. temperatures around 60. strong sunshine if you're doing yard work before the weekend so you can focus that attention on mom. out playing on the bay, gusty again. here's a look at the peninsula. 56 this morning. we'll see more sunshine and high clouds and mid-to-upper 60s from noon through 6:00. grab a coat for this evening. north bay will be warmer 55 at 8:00. 65 at 10:00. 73 at noon. look at those up 70s from 1:00 to about 4:00 and then back down to 64 by 8:00. we'll take a look at mother's day weekend coming up. how about the morning commute so far looking content. >> we do have a slow spot i want to talk about. the central valley of course a little heavy as you get out of the tracy area. a slow spot on the eastbound side of 580.

road work not scheduled to wrap until 6:00 this morning. we have various lanes to be scheduled for about the next 50 minutes. stop and go for a mile and a half and some mornings that plays down. westbound coleman ramp 2, southbound 880 is closed. that crash involving a semi. it crashed through a barrier. that semi was going very fast about 65 miles per hour. next traffic update coming up in ten minutes. >> totally driverless cars haven't even hit bay area roads but steps are being taken today that those cars can legally carry passengers. >> recreational cannibis is supposed to be a big boost to our economy but early numbers aren't as

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i want to show you our chances for rain. just about none until wednesday ofnext week. that's when we could have drizzle for the morning commute. until then use the umbrella to shade yourself from the strong sunshine. here's reggie with more news. >> drones can give us a unique perspective like this look at san francisco. now the federal government is approving ten new projects including delivery service. several projects have all bay area companies like google, their parents company alphabet will make delivers in virginia.

uber will work towards air taxis in san diego. apple will use drones for mapping in north carolina. david berman works at air ware which makes software for drones. officials need to create guidelines at the national level. >> we operate in multiple states. we have to get permission and air space permission and authorization for just at the federal level. think if we had to do that for every single state. the point of this program is to make those partnerships more synergic. >> the program will pave the way to fly a drone without a pilot inside. >> from pilotless drones to self-driving cars, the federal government will decide whether to give rides to public. companies will transfer passengers in autonomous vehicles with a back up driver present. the second one would get rid of the back up driver.

companies must have permits. >> a service dog company in virginia is accused of deceiving its customers into thinking they are buying a dog that could save their lives. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look watch this trained office dog in action waking his diabetic owner up in the night. this is lotus. they bought him for her son hoping he would save his life. now virginia's attorney general is filing a new lawsuit against the company based on more than 50 customer complaints alleging that in many cases these dogs are poorly train, ill behaved dogs not equipped to help manage a life threatening disability and little more than expensive pets. watch. a service dog notices her trainer might be having a nightmare in bed and quickly

pulls the cover off to wake her up. coming up at 7:00 a.m. more on this gase. abc news, new york. we do have breaking news coming in right now. a fire in san francisco, near the twin peaks neighborhood. a four story building at glendale and market streets. here's a tweet from the fire department saying the fire is out. that it was on the fourth floor. but here's the deal. there are a lot of people displaced right now and it does look at least one person was hurt and is hospitalized. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is on the scene. we'll check in with her as soon as she gets there. this is wildfire awareness week and as we get closer to consistent warm weather fire officials are detailing steps you can take now to minimize damage. crews gathered in santa rosa yesterday one of the areas devastated by one of the most

destructive wildfire in california history. residents are to treat red flag warnings as urgently people the aeeast coast and gulf coastd with hurricane warnings. taxes from legal cannibis are coming up short. the state has collected just $34 million between january and march. that puts the business on pace to bring in about $136 million. california had anticipated about $175 million from cannabis taxes in the first six months of the year. fast food vegetarian drive through may be sprouting up in another north bay city. the corte madera replacing a former denny's

restaurant. the planning commission recommended that the town council make an exception on a town ban on drive-throughs. the town council is set to vote on june 4th. your next food delivery in san francisco won't be coming self-driving robot. company testing these robots are moving on to other cities. san francisco passed some of the most restrictive regulations in december. companies are limited to just three delivery robots each. only a total of nine robots in the whole city and confined to industrial areas. looks like robot have given up on us. >> a lot of regulation on that. >> people are still buzzing about google's new technology where it's robot assistant makes calls for you. >> questions being raised about how google will navigate through any legal issues. >> hi, i'm calling for an appointment for a client. i'm looking for something on may

3rd. >> that's the robot voice making an appointment. a tech expert for the ai research company said it's not hard to imagine getting this into the wrong hands. people spamming businesses and scamming people. also the question of disclosing that the call is not from a human and laws making it illegal to record phone calls without consent which is illegal in california. google's ceo stresses this is experimental and will eventually be rolled out cautiously. we brought that up yesterday. i want to know when a robot is calling me. >> i need a disclaimer. i want it to sound like wally every single time. oh, you're a robot. >> oh, it's wally. >> oh, you're not a lady. >> can do you that? that's awesome. let's talk about what's going on outside. no hidden agenda here. it's me, i'm going to tell you what's going on. first a look at walnut creek one of those areas that will creep

back into mid-to-upper 70s to 80s. you'll notice the sunshine and slight uptick in temperatures. warm this afternoon and tomorrow and saturday and cooling breezes begin for mother's day and drop our temperatures to back below average next week with slight chance for drizzle wednesday morning. here's a look at the cloud cover. gone. even at the coast. plenty of clearing. even more during the afternoon hours. look for plenty of sunshine. 7:00 this evening, marine layer is wiped out and that means it will be clear again tonight. cooler in the morning. first let's go around the microclimate. cool in san francisco. south san francisco and mission 56. oakland 69. berkeley 68. everybody else around 70 to 71 degrees. most comfortable temperatures right there. san mateo 68. sunshine on both sides.

pacifica will get down to 59 degrees. head up to the north bay some of our warmer temperatures mid-to-upper 70s. our last stop is our inland east bay neighborhoods where we'll have mid-to-upper 70s, antioch showing signs of warming trend. mid-80s inland friday and saturday. mid-70s around the bay. up 70s. low to mid-60s at the coast. cooling begins monday. by wednesday we're below average. let's turn it over to alexis smith. >> new collision in san francisco. not a major headache. this is a look period bay bridge westbound 80 heading in to the city. a crash involving two vehicles. everybody made it off to the center divide. not a blocking incident. we'll keep an eye on it and make sure they don't take a lane away as emergency crews arrive on the scene. westbound coleman avenue ramp to southbound 880 is closed due to a crash involving a semi. sounds like they crashed through

a barrier going at 65 miles per hour. they have the heavy duty tow on the scene. our bridges are looking good. richmond-san rafael bridge, 6 minutes. a bus transit driver was arrested for carrying a loaded gun. alameda sheriff said stephen williams emailed his supervisor said he would start carrying a gun out of fear for his safety. a deputy met with the driver and found the loaded pistol on his person. williams has posted bail. happening today, spacex plans to launch a new version of the falcon 9 rocket. it can be used again and again. elon musk posted this picture. the last major version that spacex plans to make. designed to be used ten or more times with limited

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health. number two, classes will resume at oak grove high school in san jose. this after several students were sickened by pepper spray. 12 had to be decontaminated on campus and six had to be taken to the hospital. two southwest airline pilots are speaking publicly for the first time what happened after a catastrophic engine failure on their flight from new york to dallas. tammie jo shults said she and her co-pilot had to use hand signals to communicate. check out our clouds. starting off cool they are morning but all that extra sunshine and dry air means temperatures will be two to five degrees warmer. today the first day of our warming trend. >> we're looking at a little bit of a delay on eastbound 580 in the castro valley area but not much less. caltran says they are picking up road work about 30 minutes ahead of schedule. any delay on the eastbound side should be gone soon. >> pedal power will rule streets. bike to work day.

thousands of extra cyclists will be on area roads. number seven, this morning's giants-phillies game will be exclusively broadcast on facebook. some fans are upset because they don't have a facebook account. who are those people? live stream begins at 10:00 a.m. another 90 minutes of news coming up. a feared eruption of kilauea volcano. this incredible moment when those three ex-prisoners i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more.

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new this morning, you are looking at the first moments of freedom for three men who were detained in north korea. we'll hear from them as they

return to life in america. we're live at a san jose high school after an unusual incident that sent students to the hospital. >> alexa, do everything for me. the massive project integrating google as assistant to help with every part of your home. we're hoping you're getting up on this thursday, may 10th. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather. >> alexa, tell us the forecast. >> no, mike, tell us the forecast. >> okay. >> listen to both. i was trying to be polite. ladies first. no. i'm taking over. here's a look at what's going on. partly cloudy conditions on live doppler 7. no rain out there. not even mist. air is much drier. warmer today. even though we're starting cooler with low to mid-50s at 7:00. mid-to-upper 50s all afternoon

at the coast. it's bay and inland where you'll feel the differences. mid-to-upper 60s at noon and then 68 to 74 for our bay and inland temperatures at 4:00. very comfortable evening about 63 to 65. let's talk about the morning commute. >> good morning. we do have the bay bridge metering lights on as of 5:22 this morning. things starting to fill in unless you are in those carpool leans you have to wait to get through those toll booths. drive times looking good. southbound 680 walnut creek to dub palestinian, 4 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco that drive is 52 minutes. northbound 17 through the santa cruz mountains highway 1 to los gatos, about 22 minutes. three americans in prison in north korea back on u.s. soil. the men arrived overnight at joint base andrews and president trump there was to welcome them. their release, a symbolic move

by dictator kim jong-un ahead of the planned summit with president trump. abc news reporter is live in washington with much more on this story. >> reporter: hi, jessica. good morning. incredible images in the early morning hours here in washington. president trump so excited to welcome and meet these prisoners. he jumped on board the ex-prisoners board to welcome them at joint base andrews. overnight the hily anticipated moment three americans detained in north korea back in the u.s., welcomed by president trump. >> it was a very important thing to all of us to be able to get these three great people out. >> reporter: the ex-prisoners throwing up peace signs, a patriotic homecoming for the men %-pd labor in 2015. kim hak-song last year. >> we were treated in many different ways.

for me i had to do a lot of labor but when i got sick i was also treated by them. >> reporter: the release symbolic and a victory for president trump ahead of his planned summit with dictator kim jong-un. >> he was nice to let them go before the meeting. frankly, we didn't think this would happen. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo escorted the men to the u.s.. he was in the north working out the details for the meeting with kim. the president focused on the goal of historic summit, a denuclearized korean peninsula. the ex-prisoners are being treated and evaluated at walter reed medical center. new details this morning on the golden state killer case. in the next few days prosecutors from four california counties are expected to discuss where joseph james deangelo will stand trial. law enforcement officials will decide whether he'll be prosecuted in multiple trials in various counties, or if the case

again him will be consolidated into one single trial. so far he's been charged with eight murders in sacramento, orange, ventura and santa barbara counties. joseph james deangelo is scheduled to return to court in sacramento on monday. happening today, we're expecting an update on wildfire clean up efforts in the north bay. officials will be in santa rosa to discuss the progress. it's been seven months since the fires killed dozens of people and destroyed more than 8,000 buildings. recovery efforts are in full swing. crews cleared the debris from the last fire lot on friday. san jose high school is opening as normal this morning after a pepper va in va in inside a classroom. >> matt keller live for us at oak grove high. >> reporter: this was frightening. students and a teacher having trouble breathing and early on they were trying to figure out

why. this all happened at the end of the school day yesterday here at oak grove high school. students and a teacher reported a strange phenomenon and then said they were having trouble breathing. firefighters moved them to the lawn for treatment as they tried to figure out what was causing the issue. 12 perm were decontaminated on campus. six were taken to the hospital. >> the fireman said you can't go to her because they might be decontaminated. of what i don't know. >> reporter: a lot of confusion early on. east side union high school said it was a pepper spray. a number of students left campus before help arrived. a fire department spokesperson is asking those students to shower and wash their clothing and if they experience any symptoms to call 911. hundreds of students, parents and faculty held a vigil for a students who died at san ramon high school in danville.

♪ >> 15-year-old ben curry was found at the bottom of the school pool on tuesday afternoon. he was pulled to the surface but attempts to revive him failed. last night teachers tried to comfort the students during a vigil. they can believe their classmate is gone. >> we're here to honor ben. because he is a life, a life that was loved, and a life that is still loved. and even in death you can love and honor. we're here to honor ben's family. >> danville police are investigating how he died. geologists are warning kilauea volcano can experience explosions in the couple of weeks that will send ash and molten boulders into the air. those rocks could hit up to half a mile away from is summit. lava floss destroyed 36

buildings so far. forcing people living in the area to evacuate. >> the lava flow is under you. we would sit in the living room and feel it just, the vibration of it. strange. >> reporter: hawaii's national guard is patrolling evacuated areas following reports of looting. troops are also monitoring the air quality for dangerous levels of sulphur different you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a little bit cooler in santa rosa. american canyon, petaluma 48. 40s on the peninsula. cupertino 48. low to mid-50s in our east bay valleys. lafayette, san francisco at 52. here's a look at san mateo bridge. you can see yeah it's a little cloudy but definitely not as misty and damp as it was yesterday.

not using those windshield wipers. no more mist. mass transit cool this morning. a little bit warmer this afternoon. if you're out on the water once again, a little choppy but going to start a couple of hours later. this time small craft advisory starts at 3:00 and goes to 10:00. starts two hours later but ends up an hour later. west winds around 25 to 30 knots. here's a look at san francisco. 54 this morning. to 58 at 10:00. then low 60s for the better part of the afternoon into the early evening hours. east bay, 54 this morning. 60 at noon and then we hang out in the mid-to-upper 60s from noon all the way to 6:00 and then we drop down to 59 degrees. grab a coat if you're heading out. grab the sunglasses. a lot of sunshine out there today. good morning. nice to see you today. >> thank you very much. >> i like it when you have good news. >> i liking the bearer of good

news. today it hasn't been too bad. taking a look at san jose. westbound coleman ramp to southbound 880 still closed. thanks to christopher we got a tweet from him this morning saying he witnessed this crash a semi went through thehe side barrier at about 65 miles per hour. main lanes of 880 are looking fine and we're not seeing any delays. the rest of san jose, fairly quiet. here's san jose right around the airport this morning starting to fill in on that inbound side. that's pretty much the story for the entire bay area. we're slowly filling in with no major issues. ace 1 and 3 on time using the mass transit. gps issues have been resolved. that website is now accurate. you can count on that. b.a.r.t., 49 trains in service, no delays. please take a look at your screen. mountain view police are hoping

someone knows where this woman is. she's missing and considered at risk. she was last seen wearing a blue top, orange shorts and a white nightgown yesterday morning. if you have any information please call police. palo alto police want you to take a look at the sketch of a man robbing a teenager at gunpoint. >> this man approached the teenager saturday night in downtown palo alto. he demanded the teen's phone. he refused. the suspect pulled out a gun. when the teen still refused the suspect punched him in the head and grabbed it. >> a deadly crash forced uber to take its autonomous vehicles off the street. company hinting when they may be back. >> do you want

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issues with potential for fires up in the sierra. red flag warning from 3:00 to 11:00 because of gusty breezes. let's take a look at the rest of the street. 103 palm spring. mid-to-upper 80s through the central valley. 79 in yosemite. let's take a look at tahoe,

thunderstorm season starts and sticks around for five days. saturday through wednesday. we do continue to follow breaking news from san francisco. overnight fire at a four story apartment building in the city's upper market neighborhood. it's all happening at glendale and market streets. i want to show you this tweet from the fire department saying that the fire is out. that's the good news. it was on the fourth floor. but we are working right now to confirm the number of people displaced and abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfeld is on the way to the scene right now. we'll check in with her as soon as she gets there. happening today the two suspects accused of murdering a 19-year-old woman then dumping her body on the side of a road will be in court today. 19-year-old daniel gross and 25-year-old melissa leonardo are scheduled to enter pleas at 9:00. they are charged with stabbing

the 19-year-old multiple times. investigators said she named her killers with her dying breath. her father is expected to attend the plea hearing. city council will address allegations of sexual assault. students accused him of unwanted hugging and making inappropriate comments. complaints go back to 2002. he denies the allegations. according to the bay area news group the council may consider censuring him. uber's self-driving cars may be back on the road in the next few months. uber's ceo touched on the issue yesterday. he said bringing back autonomous vehicles will to be done in the safest way possible. uber suspended testing self-driving cars after one of them got into a deadly crash in arizona. the company will have to apply for a new permit with dmv

because its permit in california expired in march. >> two southwest pilots are speaking publicly for the first time what happened after a catastrophic engine failure. we're learning about the challenge that tammie jo shults and her first officer faced trying to control that plane. part of an engine exploded over pennsylvania and metal debris shattered a window. they describe what they did next. >> we had to use hand signals because it was loud, and there was -- it was just hard to communicate for a lot of different reasons. >> passenger jennifer reardon who was seated next to that broken window died. faa ordered an inspection of the engines. can you hear more from captain schultz and the first officer in an abc news exclusive interview on "2020" tomorrow night. >> california is a step closer

to becoming the first state in the nation to require solar panels on new homes. state energy officials signed off on those new rules yesterday. they need final approval from the building standards commission. the rules will require solar panels on new sayingle family homes and low rise apartment buildings after 2020. the panels are going to cost you, add about $9,500 to new homes. >> tweet us what you think about this. the nation's largest home build certificate raising the bar making smart technology a standard feature. >> all new homes will be equipped with alexa. it will control locks, thermostats,. it comes with an echo show and an echo dot. they unveiled new homes across the country including one in vallejo. >> creepy.

>> not good for alexis. >> every time you say it. what? oh, they are not talking to me. >> if i knew it wasn't listening to me 24/7 i would love it. i'm just scared it's big brother. >> i think you're not the only one. let's talk about what's going on weather wise. maybe open up the windows for you, let in the fresh air. it's going be that way. but just watch out for the pollen. tree pollen is is running high. here's a look at san jose, 280 and 17. off to a mostly sunny start. we'll have more sunshine and slightly warmer weather. tonight will be cooler. mainly clear. comfortable temperatures. but it's going to be breezy for mom's day. main part of the storm is going to head up to the pacific northwest, bring them rain. we're getting the tail end of it in the form of drier air and few

high clouds. let's check out our temperatures. pretty close to average in the south bay. 75 in los gatos. ought to be gorgeous on the boardwalk today. santa cruz 73 and sunshine. 66 in millbrae. flirt with 60 along the coast. mid-60s for downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. that's up from the low 60s yesterday. mid-to-upper 70s throughout the north bay valleys. berkeley and oakland upper 60s. everybody else 70 to 72 degrees. heading to the east bay valley, temperatures in the mid-to-upper 70s for the most part. tonight mid-40s to low 50s. my accuweather forecast, friday to saturday warm. cooler for mom's day. breezes friday night into saturday wind advisory. we'll talk about that next. >> i want to take you back to

another location first for some road work slowing you down northbound on 680. things are wrapping up. we did have things stacking up there right around scott creek road. almost a two mile back up. that was scheduled to wrap at 6:00. they are getting that all wrapped up a little bit ahead of schedule. bay bridge metering lights on. our typical backups into the maze unless you're using the carpool lanes. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze still great. 20 minutes. you're in the green. ten minutes across the bay bridge once you make it through the metering lights. 101 san francisco to the airport, early morning flight no issues in the green at nine minutes. >> new at 6:00 san francisco central subway project could be delayed again. the mistake made with miles of train track. >> first summer is almost here and that means protecting your skin. new report ranks the best sun

give you a sneak peek on what to suspect on mother's day. temperatures start in the mid-40s to 50. mid-to-upper 60s away from the coast. a little bit breezy. if you're out with a picnic keep that in mind. >> i know you'll appreciate this. you're warning us about sun safety. to a summer sunscreen alert. "consumer reports" releasing its best brands for 2018 to make sure you're safe. one of them$5. you don't have to spend a whole lot of money.

dermatologists are talking about it on "good morning america" and revealing the top three. >> the top picks in the lotion category are, drum roll please, this is called melt in sun melt. $36. from la roche. trader joe spray. >> you don't have to spend a lot of money. >> $36. was in there, gold >> french lavender. "consumer reports" says using the best sunscreen won't protect your skin if you don't apply it properly. you have to apply at least a tea spoon to each body sport. >> tell me more about my body. 5:54. nasa has released a new animation showing jupiter's north pole and a cyclone

swirling there. it's infrared cameras used to sense the temperature of the planet's atmosphere and to get insight how the easy clons thes the highest temperature is around 8 degrees fahrenheit and lowest is 117 degrees fahrenheit. i'll stick to the studio, i guess. >> we thought we had some temperature extremes here. that puts things in perspective for us. taking you to the south bay where we had a crash early this morning involving a semi, somehow lost control and went through a barrier at 60 miles per hour. coleman ramp to southbound 880 still fully closed. southbound 680 through walnut creek still looking at pretty decent volumes. no major incidents so far this morning. starting today the bike path on the eastern span of the bay bridge will be open around the

clock for the next week and a half. it's been closed from 9:00 at night to 6:00 in the morning. the aim of the test is to see what's needed to make 24 operation permanent. that's the idea since the bike path was added to the design. let's check in with our our meteorologist. ton of sunshine. make sure you have that sunscreen we talked about. a little bit breezy on that bike path at 3:00 through sunset. we got a wind advisory starting at 7:00 friday evening through 5:00 saturday morning. gusts up to 55 miles per hour as the winds blow from northeast to southwest. could down some trees, power lines, some debris could be flying around. does increase the fire danger, but things are still green enough that we don't have a high fire danger. from 4:00 things accelerate when we get up towards midnight. the 30 to 35 mile-per-hour gusts. even waking up saturday morning at 8:00 still some lingering gusts but then you can see as we

head throughout the day they will taper back down to 15 to 30 miles per hour. >> a bang robbery suspect is in custody this morning after making a big mistake. he was spotted counting piles of cash at a sandwich shop. >> an off duty officer stopped at a sandwich shop and saw the man matching the description of a man in the robbery of a wells fargo bank. that man was counting money at table. police arrested him. >> develops news in san francisco, we're live with new information on a fire that forced dozens people from their homes sfp >> a new bank about the danger of third hand smoke. you may have already seen this incredible moment those three american ex-hosts arriving from north korea back on u.s. soil.

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back in america. overnight three men released from north korea landed on u.s. soil greeted by president trump and vice president mike pence. new at 6:00 a.m. we're hearing from the vice president about the emotional arrival. he gets emotional. >> something to celebrate, the fact that we have these guys back at home is wonderful. good morning on this thursday, may 10th. minutes away from my accuweather forecast. . >> here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> a little bit of a seabreeze. clouds have evaporated compared to yesterday. you can see the gray out there, not as extensive. look for more sunshine. here's visual proof as we look from the golden gate bridge and notice the flag there. not unfurled as much as later