now at 5:00, an arrest in the san jose's mother's murder. when we expect to find out more. good morning, it is tuesday march 12th. thank you for joining us. >> 5:00 a.m. we'll take a look at the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >> mike? >> onc onc onc onc onc onc onc c

you'll see what i'm talking about. snow, that will head south. the cold front responsible for it will make a blustery afternoon. already 13 to 26 miles an hour. once we get cold air rising that cold wind will come in and replace it. it's going to make it feel cooler but bring sunshine. after a few clouds cold front kicks up in the morning hours. start off 47 to 49. not quite as warm as yesterday. by noon 54 to 57, 53 to 59 at 4:00. still low- to mid-50s at 127:00. let's find out about the commute. hi, alexis. >> we have information on the situation in tracie. we talked to chp, they are working on getting to the bottom of that. this crash, westbound 580 before the 680 merge, we have a four-vehicle collision reported. i believe that's blocking right lane and shoulder, possibly far left lane.

no back-up yet. as soon as i have information i'll update you on that. this is the one i started off talking about here westbound 580 at grant line road. we had paving work overnight. sounds like the road either didn't set correctly or the project wasn't really finished the way it was supposed to. theres a large rut, a large chunk of the roadway. that's uneven. that is causing caltrans to come back out and fix it. as soon as we have more details on when they will be there, i will let you know. for now two left lanes blocked westbound 580 at grant line road. that's going to cause big delays out of tracie this morning. next traffic update in 10 minutes. happening today police in los angeles are expected to release more information about the shooting death of oakland city councilwoman's son. victor died sunday morning during a failed robbery attempt near usc where he was studying music. his mother is councilwoman lanett gibson. she will speak to the media in l.a. the press conference expected to begin at 10:00 a.m. we will carry it live.

you can watch it abc7news.com or on our abc 7 news app. we could fend out more about the suspect arrested for a murder in san jose. >> bambi larson, a mother of two found dead february 28th. abc news reporter matt keller joins us live from the police department with more. matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. this news hit family, friends, and neighbors hard, but this morning we possibly have some relief. check out this tweet sent out by san jose police last night. it says new:san jose police arrested the person responsible for the homicide on knollfield way. we will provide additional information as it becomes available. here is a picture. bambi larson, the mother of two adult children. she was found after a co-worker became concerned she didn't show up for work and called her son. the two went to the house and found her body in the bedroom. sources told abc 7 at the time that san jose police had a person of interest in the murder. no word if that's the same person who was arrested.

no motive has been released. we're waiting on more information from san jose police the reporting live in san jose, .keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. a growing list of airline carriers are grounding their fleet of 737 max 8 aircraft. >> this comes after sunday's deadly crash of the same model that killed 157 people. australia has suspended all flights into and out of the country by the aircraft. no australian airlines operate the max 8 but two foreign airlines fly them into the country. boeing has said it has no reason to pull the aircraft from operation. american investigators arrived in ethiopia last night. ntsb, faa and kenyon authorities are also at the crash site. >> people in redding will come together to remember two brothers killed in the crash. another victim had ties to san francisco. here is abc 7 news director. >> reporter: she worked in nairobi for tech soup, where she was the company's global lead

for africa. tech soup provides technology support for nonprofit groups around the world. she was proud of her country, kenya, and worked tirelessly to improve life across the continent. >> in a meeting, the sparkle in her eyes, you knew what she wanted, worked really hard and was always there whenever she had to connect with us. >> two brothers from redding were also among those lost in the crash. mel and bennett rafael were on vacation celebrating the upcoming birth of mel's daughter and his wife britney due in may. they had been to australia and somalia. they left flowers at the church where they graduated elementary school. the pastor said the community has been through a lot over the last year but there is resolve. >> i did visit this morning together with some other priests. their faith really strong, really strong.

of course can imagine. >> in ashley, abc news. >> the service for the brothers in redding set for 8:15. we have much more on this developing story on our website, abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. coming up at 8:30 amy hollyfield joining us live from sfo. she's talking to passengers about whether they are worried or not about flying on that same type of plane. the united kingdom will hold its meaningful vote on theresa may's withdrawal agreement on the european union. >> it overcomes lawmaker's concern about the border between ireland remains open. may's previous version of the exit plan lost in january. if parliament does not vote for this deal, lawmakers will have to vote on leaving without a deal in place. the dead line for uk to leave eu is march 29th. there is a new sign of divide among congressional democrats about whether to

pursue impeaching president trump. >> house speaker nancy pelosi says she's opposed to moving to impeach the president. she tells "washington post," i'm not for impeachment unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming and bipartisan i don't think we should go down that path, because it divides the country. and he's just not worth it. pelosi also says mr. trump is ethically and intellectually unfit to be president. the number of registered voters in california has hit a record high. the secretary of state announced more than 20 million people are registered to vote. that's more than 79 state's eligible voters. the new numbers come one year before the state hosts its presidential primaries next march. 8.6 million are registered democrats while 4.7 are republicans. this is the first time california's voter registration has topped 20 million. >> all right. if you're heading out in the est bay you're heading out to

temperatures, vermore, black ha. lw- to mid-40s, concord hill hav yet, low- to mid-50s highway 4. mid-40s around bay, south bay, coast, 50 in san francisco and novato. look at the flags on the ferry building, not moving now but they will later. in fact, they will blow some sand if you're thinking about going to the beach and soak up sunshine. exercising, depends on which way you'll go you'll have a headwind or tail wind and a small craft advisory on the bay. starts at 11:00, goes to 9:00, winds out of the northwest up to 30, 35 miles per hour. that means east-west bridges could be difficult to drive on also during the evening commute. here is a look at the north bay, stuck in the 40s at 9:00, mid-50s from noon to 6:00. total sunshine after the lunch hour. east bay we've got a mixture of sun and clouds up until noon and then total sunshine and upper 50s this afternoon. we'll drop down to 54 at 8:00. in the peninsula, sunshine to

8:00. the mexico tour ixture of sun a around noon. hit 57 at 2:00. breezes kick in and drop our temperatures to 54 by 6:00. still looking at 70s this weekend. the cold front, show you where it may rain in the cold front. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights yet but starting to fill in. in the next 10 minutes or so, we will see that flip on. the central valley, biggest issues westbound 580 at grant line road. two left lanes blocked due to an issue with overnight paving work that wasn't finished correctly. caltrans is going to have to come back out and that is causing a delay getting out of tracie. 16 miles an hour, 12 miles an hour approaching. maybe ace rail the way to go this morning. we've got a crash on southbound 880 past a street. three vex involved and that far right lane is blocked as well. >> thank you, alexis.

nurses at two new santa clara hospitals will go on strike in two hours. the california nurses association or cna represents nurses at o'cno and san and saint louise in gilroy. they bought them from verity health system which went bankrupt. now they are forcing the nurses to join another union, registered professionals union. they plan to stage a 24 hour strike starting at 7:00. the city council voted unanimously to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. it happened last night. they will establish a new license program. a store could have its business license suspended for a year if it's caught selling flavored tobacco three different times. still a few more steps to go before the ordinance would take effect. some good news if you love some pancakes. ihop has free breakfast all day.

>> 14th annual, head to ihop for a free short stack. they are asking for a donation to help sick children. most restaurants will serve pancakes from 7:00 to 7:00. >> i don't know the last time i had pancakes. >> they look good. >> looks good. >> maybe today. >> a new option for comparing hotel deals, a service google quietly rolled out. >> also three bay area cities that are apparently among the happiest places in the u.s. >> tackling homelessness, the

here is a look at live doppler 7, showers in the northwest corner of our state. i'll go hour by hour and show you those as they come our way later today. >> thanks, mike. honda is recalling a million older vehicles in the u.s. and canada. the automaker says the airbag installed after the recall could be dangerous. the recall included popular model, accord, crv and odyssey. the models made from 2001 to 2010. owners can take their cars to dealers to have the inflater replaced. >> attorneys for elon musk fighting back telling a judge their client should not be held in contempt of court.

this is all over a tweet. the securities and exchange commission accused musk about violating the agreement after he sent a tweet. he agreed last fall his tweets must be approved by a tesla lawyer. that is because they could influence investors. musk's attorneys argue the tweets comply with the s.e.c. settlement. google wants to make it easier to search and book hotels. it launched google hotels last week. it shows you hotelses between cities and travel dates and if there's deals going on. can you set a price limit for your budget. google has a similar feature for flights. if you want to live the good love, it's a good place to be. >> wallet hub ranked on factors like income growth, separation and divorce rates as well. top ten cities. plano, texas, took the top spot followed by irvine, california,

shout out to my hometown and then madison, wisconsin. flee bay area cities fremont, san francisco ranked four and eight. san francisco wasn't far behind. irvine, really good. yay, bay area. >> i saw fargo up there. that was interesting. >> look, people who are from there love it. >> they have had the oil boom lately up there. so they have really low unemployment and high wages and low cost of living. >> and really cold temperatures. >> really cold temperatures. there is a tradeoff. >> nice to see our bay area cities on there. that explains why so many people are happy. >> glad to hear that. stay happy bay area. let's take a look at what's going on outside. this may make you happy, we don't have any rain in the forecast. 87 south of san jose international and east of the shark tank it is dry, mostly sunny, a few cloud as the cold

front passes through today. when it does, that's when it becomes breezy. the breezes hang around but so does the sunshine tomorrow. we have calmer conditions and that allows the warmth to build as we head into and through the weekend. highs today, our coolest half 55 degrees.hmond, 59 sci everybody else around 60 to 63 degrees. that's pretty close to average. a look at the cold front. you can see it just sweeps through and loses all of its moisture in mendocino county. when it does sweep through it kicks up clouds. behind it it becomes breezy and that opens the door for even cooler conditions tomorrow morning as we unlock some more alaskan air. look at this, 32 to 36 up in some of the north bay valleys, 39 in livermore and morgan hill and pretty much low- to mid-40s elsewhere except san francisco 47 degrees. here is a look at the breezes. they are going to start picking up around 7:00. then as you head out for lunch, look at this, 25 to 35 miles per

hour gusts. even faster at 6:0035 to 40 miles per hour gusts and then they will calm down a little bit during overpass hours. tomorrow they will gust up to around 25 miles per hour. here is a look at accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures hold pretty steady today and tomorrow. it will feel warmer thursday due to lack of winds. i still have the 70s in the forecast saturday, sunday, and monday. alexis. >> thank you, mike. checking out the roads this morning, i do have a little more information on a crash in the central valley here, the tri-valley i should say westbound 580 before the 680 merge. four vehicles involved in the collision. the good news is no one was injured in this crash. they are working on clearing it right now. sounds like left and right far lanes are blocked along with the right shoulder. that back-up has changed from red into the yellow. i think that means we are hopefully getting some more of those lanes back open right now. drive times not great here. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, you're in the red at 54 minutes. we've got pavement problem right

around grant line road, overnight paving project and large rut was left in the roadway. so the two left lanes are blocked there. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 17 minutes. northbound 85 through the south bay. no delays here between 101 and cupertino. you're still in the groeen at 1 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. kaiser permanente pledged to tackle homelessness in 15 communities nationwide, that includes contra costa, marin and san marin. kaiser says homelessness affects health. they stay in hospitals longer because there isn't a safe place to go after being discharged. they are making data-based decisions to help the homeless. sniper fire and his wife on the journey for a baby. >> their doctor understands like no one else.

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5:23 if you're just joining us or heading outnvtitors are i ethiopia to look into the crash ayatollah killed 137 people sunday. a growing list of airlines around the world have grounded their fleets of the boeing 737 max 8 planes. >> number two, we expect to learn new details about the death of an oakland city councilwoman's son. he died near usc where he was a student. los angeles police will hold a press conference at 10:00 this morning. >> number three, san jose made an arrest after a mother was found dead inside a home last month. 59-year-old bambi larson was found in her home on knollfield way last month. >> number four, house speaker nancy pelosi announced she is imposed to impeaching president trump. she told "the washington post," he's just not worth it. a dry cold front tries to spit out a shower or two in lake mendocino, sonoma counties. look what it does for the rest

of us. it's going to be quite blustery with mostly sunny sky. temperatures the same as yesterday but they will feel much cooler. number six our biggest issues is pavement problem out of tracie, westbound 580 at grant line road two lanes block. sounds like it will be that for a while. speeds go down 4 miles an hour on 205 approaching from 580 in the south you're coming in at 13 miles an hour. number seven, bts fans rejoice. the k-pop group is dropping a new album called map of the soul persona. it hits april 12th. you can preorder copies starting tomorrow. of course, don't forget about their u.s. tour. >> coming to pasadena, not the bay area as far as we know. groundwork to get american astronauts back on the moon is now under way at nasa ames in mountain view. >> one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> this live tv prod cast from

july 20th, 1969, an unforgettable event for baby boom generation, now engineers and scientists at nasa ames were working on a new era of milestones. see that satellite called cube sat, it's set to go into space next year. it will study radiation on humans using yeast. okay. astronauts developed heart disease and vision problems from radiation exposure. >> the longest a human has been in what we call deep space is the apolo astronauts that went under two weeks to this environment and they were affected. >> heat shield development also continues so a spacecraft can withstand extreme temperatures returning to earth or landing on other planets. the goal is to get astronauts back on the moon in a decade and eventually mars. >> i definitely feel like i just got smarter listening to that story. >> who knew yeast would be involved. i don't know. >> very exciting. we are coming back with another 90 minutes of news including a plan to build a world-class

landmark in san jose. vandals go on a tire slashing spree. some neighbors left stranded. >> a look outsi

now at 5:30, more 737 max 8s grounded after the ethiopian airlines crash that killed 157 people. should all airlines follow suit? a man under arrest accused of making threats against google. how mountain view police knew he was coming. and it is a huge super bloom. this beautiful site comes with a warning this morning. >> it's beautiful, though. good morning to you, it's tuesday march 12th. >> everything is problematic, mike. >> something that beautiful and we have to worry about it? >> there's always another side to the story. >> all right.

i've got the tale of two forecasts today. if you're in the north bay a slight chance of showers, mendocino lake. right now live doppler 7 is quiet. it will produce gusty conditions. breezy around half moon bay at 25, sfo at 15, the rest of us are less than 10 miles per hour as can you see on the ferry building in san francisco. around the noonhour the cold front comes in. a few clouds at 7:00, then sunny and breezy this afternoon with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. but it will feel cooler than that if you're standing out in those breezes. they will continue through 7:00 with low- to mid-50s. let's get a check of the morning commute. hey, alexis. >> good morning, mike. we have bay bridge metering lights as of 5:20. a typical start although it creeps earlier and earlier. unless you're using carpool lanes you'll have to wait in cash or carpool. one in the red westbound 580 tracy to dublin, no change.

we've got an issue with the pavement around grant line road so the two left lanes are blocked and you're still very solid in the red at 55 minutes. westbound 4 antioch to concord still in the green at 18. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco about 17 minutes. >> thank you, alexis. developing news and this morning investigators are racing to analyze flight recorders from ethiopian airlines plane that crashed killing 157 people on board. two black boxes have been recovered from the wreckage. the first signs of trouble were apparently during the flight's aseptember. the pilot called the tower to say they were struggling to control the plane. now there are growing concerns about boeing 737 max planes. the aircraft is grounded in severa countries and this crash has some passengers worried about what type of plane they are about to board. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at san francisco international airport. amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. southwest airlines is the united states carrier that has the most

boeing 737 max 8s. up next is american airlines. united airlines has the boeing 737 max 9. it was the boeing 737 max 8 that crashed in ethiopia on sunday killing everyone on board. it is the second max 8 to crash in the last six months. singapore has now grounded the planes joining china, argentina and indonesia. some travelers say they are feeling concern, but we met one man here at sfo who says he isn't sweating it. >> probably would not change flights, and i think it's the safest way to travel. i travel every week across the country and i'm not particularly concerned about it today. >> u.s. senator dianne feinstein is calling for the u.s. government to ground the planes. u.s. carriers say they are confident they are safe and still consider it air worthy. the plane just came on the

market in 2017. they are popular because of their quiet cabins, legroom and fuel efficiency. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. a man who drove from maine to california is now in jail for aldly making threats against goog google. >> mountain view police say he got into a crash on friday and mentioned he was upset with google. they warned mountain view police who increased patrols near google campuses. officers arrested long sunday. they found baseball bats an directions how to get to mountain view in his car. a google employee we into with says he was not notified about the threat. >> they need to find a way to let employees know this happened. >> the story does have some eerie similarities last year

when a disgruntled youtuber began shooting at the san bruno office. the difference, in long's case they knew what to expect. happening today represents for google and intel will testify on capitol hill about their privacy policies. they will face questions from the senate judiciary committee. lawmakers want to know about privacy control both companies offer users. the committee will examine how their policies impact competition and innovation. happening today in san francisco, closing arguments will be heard in the first federal trial involving monday sapto -- monsanto and weedkiller. this man said he developed non-hodgkins cancer after using roundup. last year a vallejo man won $289 million verdict against monsanto. the judge later reduced the award to $78 million. monsanto is now appealing that

verdict. two men are in custody for starting a fire after a chp airplane spotted them in vallejo. chp video shows a fire on mare island. the crew contacted police. officers responded and detained the men. they say one of the suspects had two felony warrants. both were booked for arson at the solano county jail. san francisco police hope home surveillance will lead them to vandals that slashed car tires. at least nine vehicles had their tires slashed around castro and cesar chavez yesterday morning. 18 tires were ruined. they were left trying to figure out how to get to work. >> super frustrating. it's a monday morning, the worst time to have that happen. there's an epidemic of property crimes in the city. >> police search the area for more vandalism and they are checking surveillance videos in the area. abc 7 news is looking at ways to

build a better bay area. >> a san francisco woman is making her pretom naenl asian community a better place after her grandmother was brutally beaten. her 89-year-old grandmother is still in critical condition and now she is changing the way the community interacts law enforcement. she's organized forums with chinese speaking officers. there's money for a new police substation. >> in times of difficult, tragic crisis there's a great chance for opportunity and healing and a chance to ask what can we learn from this situation. >> she will be honored by the board of supervisors later this week. there are a lot of ways to make things better. what are your ideas? we want to see them at #better bay area when you tweet or facebook what you're thinking. >> let's talk about temperatures in our neighborhoods. we're in the low- to mid-40s

everywhere along east shore hayward and alameda along with richmond, milder at 47. you're going to find it's milder everywhere. san francisco, san carlson, 4r50,4r5look at antioch 53. 38 napa, 48 novato, 48 fairfield. temperatures up to 11 degrees warmer. a look at san mateo bridge, it's dry. not really breezy but it will be. all of our east west bridges through the evening commute, a brisk afternoon if you're waiting on mass transit and kind of choppy out on the bay. let's do through some neighborhoods over the next 12 hours east bay, sunshine 45, cold front kicks up a few clouds at 10:00 at 54 and sunshine in the afternoon and kind of breezy and low 60s, 55 by 8:00. here is a look at the south bay. cold front kicks up a few more clouds down here. temperatures 46 at 8:00, 55 at noon, upper 50s this afternoon,

down to 52 under starry skies this evening. san francisco a few clouds around 10:00. noon, sunshine and temperatures in the low- to mid-50s today. everybody is going to be breezy, though, this afternoon. i'll show you if that cold front brings rain to the neighborhood. first brings alexis in. how are we doing this morning? >> we're doing okay with one exception. of course tracie is our trouble spot. we've got extra heavy traffic this morning. we've got a pavement problem here, westbound 580 around grant line road. we had an overnight paving project. somehow a large rut in the roadway. sounds like it's about 10' by 2'. they are trying to get caltrans back out to repair it. i have not gotten much information. we know the two left lanes are blocked. checking these speeds trying to get out of tracie on 205, 7 miles an hour. if you're coming up from the south of tracie about 14 miles an hour for you and that packup continues to grow. not a lot of fun there. westbound 580 before the 680 merge, good news in the

tri-valley. earlier four-car collision cleared. a three-car crash southbound 880 on the shoulder, state route 38. >> is your privacy at risk when doing an at home dna test? what one nonprofit is calling for in an effort to better protect you. >> a major tech milestone, how could go is celebrating worldwide web's 30th birthday. >> we want to say good morning to viewers streaming live on abc7news.com and news app. if you're on the go, take abc 7

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still holding on in southern california, winter storm warning for mountains east of l.a. and san diego. how gorgeous would that look? if you're flying down there, take pictures, i'd love to see them. up to 18" above 5,000 feet. down in the lower elevations it's going to be snowing up there but in the 70s in l.a. and palm spring. we've got low- to mid-60s through central valley, 57 in monterey. here is my seven-day forecast for tahoe. it's that time of the year when we hit 50s sunday and monday. grab the sunglasses and also wear the sunscreen. >> thank you, mike. in the east bay we're hearing from a fremont family after a doctor delivered end of life news to their grandfather via a robot.

the quintana family say the doctor, who they say they had never spoken to rolled in on video. the granddaughter had to tell him what the prognosis was >> couldn't understand the man, couldn't hear him and the robot couldn't come all the way in because it was a big machine and couldn't come to my dad. there was no bedside manner, no compassion. he was reading a script. >> kaiser permanente is standing by the decision to use the technology. their statement said in part, the conversation was a follow-up to early in-person visits and was not used in the delivery of the initial diagnosis. we regret that our use of a video call did not meet the quintana family's expectations of a compassionate experience. in the southosecityouncil e on the next steps tlandmark cal tower. the proposal is to build it in the arena green area of guadalupe river park. that's next to sap center. that location came out on top in

a survey. this is a video produced by the private group beh organizers believe a landmark will help san jose's identity much like the arch in st. louis or eiffel tower in paris. councilmembers asked to endorse the light tower. corporations plan to proceed with the international competition to solicit landmarks. officially named harvey hick in honor of the gay rights leader. supporters say the signs on the building should reflect that. some have taken issue with this old rendering of the sign outside the terminal. you can see the words terminal 1 would be much bigger than harvey milk terminal. supervisor ronin has proposed mandating a change and the words harvey milk would be bigger and placed above terminal 1. it has passed in committee and board of supervisors will vote on it next week. b.a.r.t. turning to outside help to cause computer crash that shut down service saturday morning. engineers say sa software

failure at a specific network switch locked up the computer system that routes trains. the error delayed the service by three hours. b.a.r.t. hired them to find out about the glitch. >> they are doing the comprehensive analysis. they are going to tell us what went wrong and what we need to do to make sure it hasn't happened again. >> b.a.r.t. says there has been no problem since they reset the system. a special day in tech history, the worldwide web is 30. >> marking this with the doodle of google with a globe in it. it's a few decades older than worldwide web. it launched in 1989 and allowed the display of documents including pictures. it has changed our lives forever. >> in some ways for the better. >> in many ways not. do you remember the first time you went ww. i was a senior in high school.

we all had to go into the library. what is this? we're never going to use this. >> you had to share that one computer. everybody took a turn. there was only one computer with it on there. >> waiting five minutes for that picture to download. >> and typing class. do you remember that? >> oh, yeah. >> they don't even offer that anymore. predon't teach kids how to write in cursive. >> already type and knowing how to use ipads and phones. >> they know how to type like this. my kids can't type like we type. >> they are really good at taking selfies. >> probably are. all right. let's talk about what's going on, selfies with the sun today. it's going to be out there but so are the winds. east bay hill showing that. not much is blowing out there but the passing clouds will signify passing of a cold front that will make it breezy this afternoon. seeing stars feeling cooler tonight and extended our first spring feeling weekend. all right. today, most of us in the low- to

mid-60s. a few exceptions, 55 in lake port, richmond, half moon bay at 58, san francisco at 59 degrees. temperatures will be about the same as yesterday. it's not going to quite feel as warm, especially when you get . a storm flanking to the south. that's going to stay that way. the north, that's coming down. it's going to lose moisture before it gets here. at 7:00, pretty impressive as heading towards ukiah. watch what happens between 7:00 and noon. it just kind of disappears. here is a random light shower. smindo and the northwest corner of sonoma county you see the clouds for the rest of us and the front comes through. we'll see increasing sunshine and breezes as we head into the evening hours. overnight breezes in the valleys will calm with the extra dry air it's going to be cold again tomorrow morning but a little breezy in the hills where it will be warmer. look at these temperatures 32 lake port, santa rosa 36. livermore, morgan hill 39. everybody else in the 40s. low- to mid-40s until you get to

san francisco at 47 degrees. a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. so brisk breezes today, 58 to 64. bright and blustery tomorrow. winds almost as fast. we can get gusts to 35 miles per hour today, about 25 tomorrow. we get into thursday. after a cold morning, we'll be in the same temperatures in the afternoon hours. look at friday, saturday, sup and monday, the temperatures they just keep climbing, they reach the 70s saturday and just keep going. alexis. >> all right. checking out the roads this morning. we are definitely starting to fill in in several areas. unfortunately we just are not getting any break here getting out of tracie. no change. still have the two left lanes westbound 580 at grant line road. that back-up continues to grow both onto 205 and 580 if you're coming up from the south. so plan on some extensive delays today. might be a day to take east rail. instead no estimate when we'll get lanes open. this is due to a pavement issue. we had an overnight paving project in the area. sounds like a large rut or

pothole-type situation is in that left middle lane. they have blocked two left lanes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour two minutes. dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 19. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, no issues there. walnut creek southbound 680 right around 24. >> thank you, alexis. should home dna tests be regulated more stringently? privacy advocates say we may need to change that. there are at home kits including 23andme, "national geographic," ancestry dna and home dna. police have gotten access to dna information without the user's knowledge or permission. they want hearings on privacy protections. do you want to feel safe wearing a make america great again hat? there is an app for that.

a new app claims to help conservatives find restaurants and businesses where they can feel accepted wearing the hats called 63red safe. it uses yes or no questions to rate businesses, similar to a yelp review. the app's creator said it's designed to get politics out of local shops. video of nature in action in the south bay. it starts with a small pack of coyotes hunting a deer in saratoga. the deer knew it wa it wa it wa because it brought friends. deer jump out of bushes, coyotes get scared. that deer chases them off. taking action after a deadly crash on howard street. we'll tell you the change you are going to notice starting today. first a doughnut shop opens and no one shows up. the sweet tweet that changed everything. plus new music from

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check out this beautiful video. unfortunately riverside county issuing a warning to people to stay off the flowers. there's a huge super bloom happening right now across the state after the wet winter we've had. it's inspiring masses of people to head into nature, which is great. they are trying to get their pictures for social media accounts and they may trample on some of the flowers. they are reminding you to stay on the trails and don't sit or step on the flowers. it can upset the ecosystem, it can ruin it for the rest of us, and it could mean fewer flowers next year. do us all a flavor and take a

look at this beautiful video. stay on the trails. let's take a look at the by-product of what's happening outsi outside, the pollen. so far moderate. grass okay, it's going to jump up a little bit this week. look at mold. the index is high. it's time to start talking about sun protection. let's talk about what's going on this rainy season. everything shifted south. seattle and portland got canada's snow, we got their rain. they are below average, we're above average even down to l.a. >> all right. taking a look at the roads this morning. one main issue we've had few incidents. this the major one in tracy, westbound 580 at grant line road. honestly, i think it's going to be like this the entire morning. the two laeft lanes are blocked due to an issue with the pavement. they are trying to get caltrans crews back out there to fix it. we did have overnight paving work. somehow we ended up with a huge

rut in the roadway. two left lanes blocked, major delays on 205. you're down to 7 miles an hour. down to 580, down to 13 miles an hour. we talked to chp, they said no caltrans crews in sight so far. likely going to be several hours. >> it's never a good sign for a business when customers forget there's a grand opening. >> but at a new doughnut shop in texas, a tweet brought people in by the dozens. billy tweeted this message, my dad is sad. no one is coming to his doughnut shop. the tweet included a picture of the empty parking lot. it's got 147,000 retweets. the social media attention brought customers to the door. >> we were actually closed yesterday. >> we were actually closed yesterday. people wanted to come but i told them we were closed. i told them to come tomorrow

morning. i guess they followed through. >> so far the doughnuts are a big hit. the shop has sold out in its first two days of business. he named the shop after his son, billy. >> he brought all the people. >> very sweet. on another note bts fans rejoice. >> k-pop dropping a new album. map of the soul persona april 12th. you can preorder the copy tomorrow. they released a chart topping album seven months ago. the group created a frenzy when they performed at oracle arena. they are returning to the u.s. for a stadium tour in may. however, so far the closest date they have to us is pasadena. fans eager to get their hands on advance tickets for san francisco run of "harry potter and the cursed child" crashed the online ticket system. it opens october 23rd. the system was back and running by the afternoon. tickets go on sale to the general public on thursday. >> this is the hot show people

want to see. i already got my tickets it's two plays and a total of seven hours, so get ready, people. coming up at 6:00, governor newsom pushing for more housing in california. the threat he's making to cities to get them to approve construction. >> nurses at two hospitals plan to go on strike in an our. why they are walking off the

good morning. it is tuesday march 12th. thanks for joining us. >> coming up on 6:00 a.m. we all want to know if we're going to get that sunshine we got yesterday. mike nicco. >> a whole lot of sunshine, a few more clouds than yesterday and a lot more in the way of breezes, so won't feel quite as warm. it will be sunny. here is a look that's going to leave most of the moisture north of us. a slight chance for stray shower for onoma county.

otherwise this is the way the day unfrlds. 12 hour planner, a few clouds through noon because of the cold front. we're not quite as cold. upper 30s to 40s. we'll be around 54 to 57 at noon. the cold front palace blasts t, sunshine comes out 53 to 59, the breeze will make it cooler. i'll show you some 70s coming up. here is alexis. >> we're looking at bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on tip dal time, 5:30. everybody but carpool for the wait. drive times not typical rough out of tracy westbound 580, tracy to dublin, one hour and nine minutes because of the pavement issue on grant road. i'll have more details in a few minutes. in theund 4 antioch to concord -