right now at 4:30 facing a future of far fewer masking requirements. the new state rules taking effect this morning that will impact you nearly everywhere you go. also look at the new decisions from b.a.r.t. making some riders a little uneasy. a plea for more safety. one school district demanding more action from local leaders in the wake of a deadly accident steps away from one of its schools. we have to make sure that everyone knows about what's happening. >> but first, speaking out. a woman in iran is now not being silenced anymore. how one woman's death led to an

internet blackout overseas and inspired protests. and a good morning to you on this friday. thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm over here. i'm laura. yay, it's friday, guys. just have to make it through. we'll check the morning commute with mike. vianey is in for kari. a good forecast? a good forecast. sunny, warm, and even warmer. also, san jose, a beautiful view. you can see how clear the start is. we are waking up to 50s. it's been kind of mild to start. not really cold, not really warm but we've already seen a warm-up into the afternoon and even right now, look at this, fairfield about five degrees warmer right now compared to the past 24 hours and as we take a

look at your temperature trend, we are starting out with some cloud cover. a lot of sunshine. i'll get to your full forecast but first to mike. a crash not at the bay bridge. that's just fine. it's behind me, highway 24. we have in the last couple of minutes heard about a traffic break eastbound 24 coming through lafayette. it looks like the speed sensors are starting to light up back to the yellow range. we should have those three lanes now clear. no major injuries. there was slowing heading over to the walnut creek interchange that should clear up the main street on ramp and 680. not on the main freeway. we'll track the rest of the bay. so far a good start to this friday. we're hoping it starts light. first this morning a call for equality and justice on the campus of stanford after the death of a 22-year-old woman in iran. her death and the response in

iran ever since even triggering