it is targeted with households with low income, rather than workers with low wages. those are very, very different populations. as is suggested by the cbo's distributional analysis, which households would get how much of that $31 billion increase in earnings. previous eitc expansions pulled significant numbers of jobless americans into the workforce and the eitc lifts millions of people, including millions of children, out of poverty. so to take a step back, we should have as a goal that no one who works full time and heads a household lives in poverty. that is a social goal. and consequently that goal should be met with social resources. proponents of involuntary legislative minimum wages implicitly argue that the burden of meeting that goal should be placed on the shoulders of the businesses who employ low wage workers and on the customers of those businesses who will see higher prices. the eitc is better than this. it marshals resources from all of society to help meet that social goal. instead of a few businesses, the eict supports work, encourages earned success

the citywide unemployment is at an all time low, a little over 3% and it's an all time low within the african american community, particularly the baby community that i represent, it's historic lows, still high compare today the citywide, but in comparison from where bayview has been in years past, we are trending in the right direction, what specifically more are you looking to see? >> i would like to see more job training programs because there are a lot of homeless people who have given up looking for employment because they're turned away so they are not calculated into the -- >> how do we begin to address that when there's a homeless population many of whom are veterans but are suffering from just post traumatic stress or mental illness or substance abuse. how do we help a segment of our community that has been unresponsive to the hundreds of millions of dollars that we've been putting in to our homeless outreach services? >> well, i feel that job training, counseling, more housing opportunities, just child care, you know, if you would just, you know, walk around district 6 and y

tells, 60s to low -- temps, 60s to low 70s. >>> sal? oakland. a couple of minor things. for this the most part, the collisions have been minor, at least here in the bay area, they have. had slow traffic on 880 northbound driving on the caldecott. it's beginning to slow in san leandro and it stays that way until you reach 23rd. it breaks free. bay bridge toll plaza backed found backed up for 15 minutes. it's getting better but nothing that i'm overjoyed about right now. in san jose, remember we were talking about how good 101 was. that was short-lived. traffic on northbound 101 is backed up from the capitol expressway to mountain view. 8:34. back to the desk. >> thank you. we've been telling you about the new developments this morning involving the amber alert issued on monday for a little boy in fairfield in the family car when the car was reported stolen. well, ktvu fox 2's alex savidge is in the newsroom now to show us the videos between the police and the boy's parents. good morning. >> good morning. a lot going on here. fairfield po

some lake are daysly low levels, and with the low snow pack and no major storms ahead they will not fill up any time soon. simple changes at home can help you save gallons of water each day. we have a link to the details at abc7news.com. >>> the oakland city council is holding a rare thursday meeting to discuss the budget. also during the meeting the vice mayor and city council president will introduce a resolution opposing end's -- indiana's religious law that allows businesses to refuse service on the right of religious law which opens the door to discriminating against gays and less companies. >> indiana top republicans are announcing miscellaneouses they have agreed to for the controversial law they have been negotiating with business leaders over the language. indiana democrat tweeted that they were very close to having enough republican votes to repeal the religious freedom restoration act but the question was if republican leadership would let them vote their conscience. >> new details in an attack on a san francisco taxi driver captured by the surveillance video. weapon they reac

low wages.those are very, very different populations. as is suggested by the cbo's dissipation the analysis as to which households would get how much of that $31 billion increase in earnings. previous eitc extensions have pulled significant americans into the workforce and the eitc lifts millions of people including millions of children out of poverty. so to take a step back we should have as a goal that no one who works full-time and heads of household lives in poverty. that is a social goal and consequently, the goal should be met with social resources. proponents of involuntary legislative minimum wages implicitly argue that the burden of meeting that goal should be place on the sole don't take the shoulders of the businesses who employ low-wage workers and other customers of those businesses who will see higher prices. the eitc is better than this. it to marshal resources from all of society to help meet that social goal. instead of a few businesses, the eitc supports work, encourages earned

or very low 80s.there are changes. we'll show if you that's cool or warm. >>> well, good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." look at these live pictures on your screen. look at all of the san francisco firefighters out here right now. this is breaking news. san francisco, our camera panning around. firefighters battingling a two- alarm fire near lyons street and richardson. we're pushing in here. you can get an idea of the liverpool lils restaurant. this is next to the entrance of the presidio near the lucas arts whetherring -- building. we'll get a look at the fire and what is on fire there. stay tuned. >>> wednesday morning. april 29th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic now. steve paulson has your forecast. >> sun nip and -- sunny and breezy. low clouds around. they will burn off. we had more yesterday. today looks to be a day of -- kind of a transition day. 60s, and 70s for most. we'll get 80s. the low clouds, not that much. the cooler temps, a lot of 40s. now we're seeing

and the low clouds at the colt.but, of course, your weekend the cool week ahead, is all coming up now. >> lisa, thank you. and the fall-out from those text exchanged between san francisco police officers that were offensive. why thousand of the cases are now under the microscope. and -- >> 50 years later one east bay city is still going to the birds with a lot of calling. [bird calls] . >> welcome back. 5:14 receipt now. a federal judge's protectiverd may make it harder to suspend or fire san francisco police officers accused. exchanging offensive next messages. abc7 news has learn the d. a. will begin reviewing past cases for possible bias. >> the legal rainingling between police and the lawyers for the officers is starting to reach ahead. san francisco's internal affairs unit reportedly received the offensive text from the u.s. attorney in 2012. defense attorney michael raynes said the statute of limitations for police officers is one year and therefore they cannot be digs flipped. a federal judge signed this prot

they start off in low wage jobs and move on.y move to higher wage jobs. >> there is an interesting point about those data. what the data does, or the bureau of labour and statistics looks at is the characteristics, like the age characteristics of workers making the federal wage. it is $7.25. it doesn't look at the people that get a raise if the minimum raise was increased, including everyone between. also those at 7:25 and wherever and everyone between whatever the new proposal would be. if you look at all of those getting a wage, if it was increased, the average age is 35. many of those workers are parents. for example, nearly one in five children in this country get a raise if the minimum wage were increased. we are talking about people that depend on the earnings, it's been too long, we haven't seen an increase in six years, we deserve a wage. >>> thank you, the chief economist at the labour department >>> turns out the world bank is the world bank is failing protect people end g up displaced and resettled by project it pays

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>> 70 in oakland, 60s for some, and then low 80s, gilroy, santa clara, santa cruz, only 68, low 60s coast cities parts of the peninsula, are low, including palo alto at 72. warmer into friday, a cool down from saturday, sunday looks like much cooler. >> did you check with pam on that forecast? >> i think she approves. >> it is that time of year, if you don't like it where you are, you just drive to another part of the bay area could be a 20 degrees difference. >>> 6:51. did the curfew work? coming up in 25 minutes we'll go live to baltimore for an update on restoring calm. >>> rescued sea lion pup released back into the wild how they were nursed back to health and the work that's still ahead. when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting. and when alan gets all powered up, ya know what happens? i think the numbers speak for themselves. i'm sold! he's a selling machine! put it there. and there, and there, and there. la quinta inns and suites is

we do have low clouds around. a lot of low clouds around. temperatures will be cooler for even those well inland. what do you mean by that? vacaville. that is what i mean by that. antioch and brentwood and oakley and gilroy. everyone else 60s and 70s. already looks like the june gloom is in place here. up and down the california coast. these are the average highs. santa roe sal only 67. san francisco only 60. livermore right where you should be be today 71 and 56. average 71 and 49. the record for everybody the record high on this date san francisco on this date in 2009 was 93 degrees. san jose was 95. so if you remember back to 2009, it was hot. the record low though i love this. impressive indeed. 1896 when it was 28 cold degrees. i remember that. it was cold that day. remember that? came into work and see your breath. >> like yesterday. >> i said it's april. here's the thunderstorm activity that is blowing up. and then it collapses at night and loses its heat and lip. then they will be back later today. 50s on the temps. i don't think the

relatively low compared to a year ago.are calling for companies that use it. >> if you look at the energy subsidies, and the i.m.f. looked at 20 low and middle income subsidies, and they found the top 20% earners are receiving six times the benefit as the bottom 20%. oil subsidies are a regressive tax. we don't believe in regressive taxes, that they send the wrong message about the burning of carbon and putting it into the air. there's so many good things that can happen. with low prices they can plan to remove the subsidies, and they'll lose that money for subsidizing the rich to focus the efforts on supporting the poor. poor. >> we spent this show some time, on inequality of rages. we are seeing growing inequality and a stagnation of wages at the lowest ends. globally speaking where are we in reducing inequality. >> it's a mixed picture. certain countries that made focused efforts. brazil is one, there are programs focused on inequality and they are successful. i don't think you can say it's worse. it's getting better. t

low 50s downtown. today just about as nice as yesterday, so it's well above average all around the bay. how warm and for how long? i'll have the answers coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> and fallout from those offensive text messages exchanged between san francisco police officers. why thousands of cases are now under the microscope. >>> and -- >> 50 years later, one east bay city is still going to the birds with a lot of calling. female announcer: get on board for better sleep! it's sleep train's interest free for 3 event! get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest free for 3 event, on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surpri

cooler at the beaches where the upper 50s the low 60s. in the bill little bit chilly tomorrow afternoon i have a feeling that a lot of people gonna be inside tomorrow >> pam moore: have a nice evening everybody and we will see you again at 11 with the latest news weather and sports will see you then.

mid-60s at the beaches, low 80s bayside, low 90s inland. these temperatures are averaging anywhere between 13 and about 18 degrees above normal. 75 today san francisco. low 90s tri-valley. 87 across the silicon valley. 85 in san rafael. another hot one on friday then cooler for the weekend. liz? >> thank you, roberta. let's go flying over to tracy altamont pass. so westbound we are just seeing the usual congestion right now over that area. you can see it really backing up to about north flynn and then it clears out by the dublin interchange. we'll see if the drive time is still in the green. it is. it is still at about 15 minutes but that could change any minute because the congestion is filling in and the eastbound roadwork is scheduled until 9:00 between livermore and the altamont. here's a live look through antioch. westbound 4 a few brake lights not too bad so far as you pass hillcrest into pittsburg-bay point, concord, everything moves fine continues that way southbound 680 at walnut creek and this afternoon we have an oakland a's game

day planner sunshine, low to mid-50s, 60s by 11:00, low 60s by 1 p.m. better sunday, less wind, a wee bit milder, near 70, monday sunshine, few cloud late, mid- 70s. remember the cherry blossoms will be there through wednesday of next week, no worries, a couple storms possible, then beautiful wednesday and a couple storms possible thursday and friday. nats are back in town thursday and friday next week. >>> next at 7:00 a postal worker says no way no how. >> we'll show you why he refuses to deliver play to 1 particular house on his route, just one. >> don't forget we're adding more news, weather and intorts to our lineup here at -- sports to our lineup here at wusa9. >> starting tomorrow you can see mike hydek and meteorologist erica grow from 7 to 8 a.m. and we aren't looking for just any college students. we're looking for the fighters. the focused. and formidable. with gpas that include grit. perseverance. ambition. who want professors who'll know them by name see who they can be... students who want more than a degree on graduation day... they want

that low in southern california look at that.ll send in back some cloud cover later on today. we'll get a little bit of sun and then the clouds come back in from the sierra to the sacramento valley. clouds, sun, drizzle for some. a little bit warmer today. clouds possibility showers north and east. maybe even san jose by this evening 50s and 60s or low 70s. all right sal lots to talk about. still highway 50 sal you dealing with that first? >> yeah highway 50 i want to mention that highway 50 in an area of sacramento and stockton boulevard a lot of lanes closed there for a deadly crash that it happened over night. wrongway driver involved four people died and i know some of our bay area viewers drive to sacramento to and from. so if you're drying on highway -- if you're driving highway 50, you should expect delays. let's move along and take a look at this bay area traffic. you can see traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. not a big deal coming into san francisco. it looks like there is either a wide load truck

low to mid 90s. what it will be in the shade. 76 to 81. if you're sitting outside you have dark hair maybe wearing dark clothe it could feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer. uv index will be high. be careful. mid to upper 50s in many areas, a few low 60s possible. tonight one of our warmer nights. we'll be cooler at the coast, 60s tomorrow while 80s and 90s dominate tin land neighborhoods. sunday morning, clouds, afternoon sunshine, 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay. >>> sounds you were actually describing yourself. >> there's a lot of brunettes i hear in the bay area. >> yes, there are. open some brunettes. the metering lights have been turned on. the drive come in from the east bay is going to take you 14 minutes to make it into sfrand. let's move over to the tolls where we see a line of cars waiting to pay their cash. fast tracker, no delays for you. not going to take any time at all. 60s minutes to get you to the north bay. dumbarton bridge to the south, ten-minute drive. let's take you over to san jo

that is the official low for tomorrow. for the phillies raw and chilly and 42 in the ninth inning gloves maybe again tonight. unless you are an 81 game ticket hold, repeat of last night. and the low gets past us quickly despite the fact that we start at down in the low 40s, actually temperatures may rise a bit, but we'll zoom quickly in the afternoon to 75 for a high warm and maybe even humid the tradeoff as the cold front comes in is we could see showers and thunderstorms popping up but probably not until late in the afternoon north and west of philadelphia and not until the evening in the city. a couple of spotty sprinkles and showers and that main line of precipitation is to the west and coming to at 6:00 in philadelphia and can you see the latest run suggests the possibility of thunderstorms in red. a quick dump of rain and wind gusts 50 to 60 miles per hour is not out of the question and also a lot of lightning and wind damage, that all gets off the coast at 8:00 and we are back to normal and breezy behind that front.

and low income individuals who are on fixed income middle-income families that are starting to leave here in san francisco and also settling in the neighborhood so this housing balance is very important because it gives noble statistics but the stories of what housing are being built and what kind of housing needs to be built when we asked about when people - when people try to apply for affordable housing some people don't get accepted because they're only one hundred dollars from the maximum or 50 away from the minimum what kind of housing we see that kind of trend so we urge you to have those statistics available so it will guide us to what kind of housing needs to be built we need to build affordable housing for all extremely low income and low income and middle-income thank you, very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> name is anthony work in south of market with senior and disability action i'm also with the manila town heritage foundation there's a grave need for having housing balance and also to have that balance monitored i don't think that

low pressure up in the pacific northwest.igh pressure that has been our constant companion this winter is giving us warm weather today. and, much of the season. but, here is what is going to happen over the next 36 hours. tell cool off into the 60s by tuesday. -- it will cool off into the 60s by tuesday. the low pressure trough it is going to sink out of the golf of alaska and cool us down. windy as well. northwesterly up to to 25 miles an hour on tuesday. and good onshore push, too. cooling down the coast for sure. then, high pressure builds back in strongly so that we will be sunny and warm and the temperatures will be 20 degrees above average for this time of the year by thursday and friday. so, a little cooler on tuesday. but, this will turn around in a hurry. the temperatures will really build later in the week. >>> loaf picture of the golden gate bridge right now -- >>> live picture of the golden gate bridge right now. livermore, 79 in the city. 64 degrees right now. out the door tomorrow morning, we have plenty of is s

low to mid 70s elsewhere. and at 7:00 mid 50s to low 60s.that breeze out there. it's going to be chilly. >> you called it with sfo delays. how about you leyla? traffic delays? >> i'll start with good news first. here's a look at the richmond/san rafael toll plaza. traffic not too heavy. we don't see cars stacking up toward upper deck of the bridge. however, we do have some delays that are building in the east bay. san jose also moving along nicely along 87 near the tank. where we do have problems on 880 is where we are sending our mobile 360 camera. i'll have that in my next report. >> all right. thank you very much. in the news at 6:31, a mountain view neighborhood woke up to a frightening scene this morning. a home on fire, explosions bursting in the air and word they needed to evacuate quickly. the fire turned deadly and firefighters are now trying to find a cause. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live on the scene with more. matt? >> reporter: fire cause investigators are here on the scene and they could be here for a long time trying

tell your little sister to stay low to the floor. >> stay low to the floor. okay. >> so calm.te. >> the fire broke out yesterday morning and marcus older brother, mother and establish father were treated for non-life threatening injuries. marcus and his sister were treated for smoke inhalation but are expected to be okay. >> there is a high-tech onecy to keep a close are eye on the baby and get more sleep which is valuable called nemo which is a wearable baby monitor with two sensors on the prop and a green turtle that clips on the side. it shows if the newborn is awake or asleep and monitors breathing and body position. people can track the baby in real time on a smartphone or tablet and costs about $200. it comes with three onesies. >> obviously something that is helpful if you put it on the husband so you find out where the husband is. >> in doubt. we always are sneaking away. i want pictures. >> cannot get that out of your mind. >> from our cameras temperatures are in the 50s in san francisco and south bay and a bang of low clouds and mist and drizzle and midday clearing w

we will have low-to-mid 70s along the coast and low 80s an the bay shore and low-to-mid 80s inland. the seven-day forecast shows the cooling hitting the coast tomorrow and the rest of us by >> see this picture? salt lake city, ten inches of snow. more snow than they had all season. >> that's a weeping cherry tree. >> they are all happy and crying with joy because they finally got some snow. they need it. >> all right, better late than never. >>> coming up, the shocking double life of a prominent heart doctor charged in a murder for hire plot. >>> and ahead, sofia vergara's modern legal battle. the fight with her ex-fiance over frozen embryos. >>> what michael phelps is saying about the road back to the olympics. >>> and the first ever all-girl quintuplets. are with my android from tracfone, i can... order more shaving cream. pay the electric bill. keep towels piping hot. get kids to sit still. play beard styling tunes. learn new razor tricks. hire a pro waxer. post before and after pics. i can do all that with my android from tracfone. 90-day plans start as low as $20. unbeatable na

how it feel to be a pelican, how it feel to be way down low. how low can you go?e i can't sleep now, adrenaline pumping and i have to be at work in four hours 43 minutes. oh, my gosh. so, boy, she works crazy hours she with he do, of course this toad stay up to watch her son rock it with the team last night. >> a come-from-behind victory, never say die attitude. abc7 news sports director -- anchor mike shumann in new orleans for a gearup decisive game four tomorrow. reporting live from the big easy on abc7 news and follow shoe on twitter at mike shumann for an insider perspective. >>> 6:34. other news now rks a cupertino teen is back home this morning, three days after he was reported missing, 17-year-old connor sullivan returned home last night. he had been reported missing monday after he did not show up to track practice at monta vista high school. hundreds of volunteers searched near the high school for the teen. police are releasing very few details about connor's disappearance but they say he did return home on his own. abc7 news reporter matt keller live in

a lot of low to mid 80s on the peninsula. 77 in millbrae. low to midwest 70s along the coast.ith the upper 70s to even a few low 80s around san francisco today. 80 in sausalito, but mid 80s tow the valley. it won't be a brisk day with the 0e7 70 upper 80s to mid 90s inland east bay. going to the game. sunscreen needed. it feels 10 to 15 degrees warmer if you're sitting in the sunshine. warming to 81 degrees. all right here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. the cooling in the afternoon dropping you into the 60s. still some 80s and 90s. 50s at the coast. saturday 70s and 80s as the marine layer becomes more dock innocent. 50s, 60s and 70s sunday through wednesday. >>> this is a live look at the bay bridge. that is the eastern span. you see how very slow traffic is. as we take a look at the camera toward treasure island, just past treasure island is where we've got a stalled vehicle. we're going to san jose where we have the full freeway shut down, highway 85 in the southbound direction. started off at as a stalled vehicle, turned into a car fire. we're seeing the slow in the

low-to-mid 80s elsewhere through the north bay valley and low-to-mid 76 and a few upper 70s, berkeleyand newark almost making it to 80 but you stop at 79. 81 in oakland. near a record high. 82 at the airport. 83 downtown today. young to 84 as we head into the inland east bay neighbor. tonight, at game, 68 at 7:15 and down to 62 at end of the game. temperatures are cooler tonight, look at the development of the marine layer, it will be shallow and barely affect the north bay with the fog and along the coast with low clouds but as we head into the afternoon hours, it is the so breeze that is going to take the steam out of heat at the coast and that is what spreads inland getting the temperatures back to average by tuesday and below average with the better chance of rain on wednesday. >> we have 45 bart trains on time right now and ace trains one and three are not on time but early and no delays are reported here as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights have been turned on and we see quite the backup if you are coming from 880 as we move to the overcrossing it i

the housing situation right now ray charles is blind and dead and saw that inform is a hard place for low income people to live we need to do something now. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm sfgovtv.org an organizer with ace in san francisco we have worked for a number of years with folks facing foreclosure in the bay area and have a mission chapter that is primarily tenants and can tell you will be floosh there are 3 thousand people with including with the p l s loans that can't be modified because of the kind loan there are a danger of losing what was affordable housing in the bay area at the same time in the mission we know that there is a crisis right now for tenant we know that only 7 percent of the housing that's been built has been affordable and you know you've heard from mike here we have other people that are here you know facing the potential eviction that have no where to go because of the lack of affordable housing in san francisco so we've seen the crisis taking many forms from flooshz to housing that is only coming in for the rich we need to know

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the low clouds. >> the low clouds are going to keep us cool later on today after that quick blast of summer heat came on very strong for your monday. we got more of that in the forecast. for today though, let's take you through your day. starting out in the 50s to 60s. for most of us at lunchtime today you will be in the low 70s. at noon as you break for lunch on a tuesday in the north bay. same for the tri-valley. round out the day in the 70s in the tri-valley and elsewhere. mid 70s in the south bay and on the beautiful peninsula. temperatures are going to drop off courtesy of the area of low pressure. you can see these clouds coming in. we've got a nice steady onshore flow for today. and that cool ocean air will move all of the way inland as a result. so we're looking good there. this morning though you will see plenty of low clouds, a little fog as you head oef the moun mountains. watch out, getting drizzle at this point from gilroy all of the way to san jose. so your weather headlines tell the story. eight to ten degrees cooler for today. getting into tomorrow. staying nice and s

one low here, one low there and a lot of moisture that will be inching closer toward us. lake county and napa county i would keep an eye on the sky. it will be slightly warmer. showers maybe north and east later today. won't be in the morning. it will be slightly warmer. not as cold as yesterday. san francisco was 55. today we will go 60 degrees. good morning, sal. >> reporter: good morning. just looking at the forecast. looks like it will be a little warmer. i think even is a little happy about that. let's take a look at what we have now in the traffic world. it is nice looking drive to start off a wednesday. westbound bay bridge looks good getting into san francisco. there is a very small delay and no problem on the actual bridge. also looking at the san mateo bridge and the span there. it looks good heading out to the high-rise and continuing over to the peninsula. highway 101 has looked good in san jose. 85 and 280 and getting down on southbound 880 between union city and fremont is off to a good start. it's 4:33 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. >>> police in

livermore all going to be in the low to mid 80s. if you are going to the game, not as brisk as yesterday. dropping down to about 57 degrees. this week cold front is introducing drier air. all the sunshine we will get, it will open the door for this area of high pressure in the rebounding temperatures. jumping to 92 tomorrow. 82 around the bay. 72 at the coast. hitting the coast late friday that will spread through the rest of our neighborhood by the time we get to sunday, monday and tuesday. we will hold steady with morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. >> we have 40 bart trains running on time. into stockton no delays on muni. looking at the richmond plaza we are starting to see a few more cars coming in across the bay into the north bay. we are not finding any delays but good morning to everyone in san ramon danville and walnut creek. no problems for us there. south towards castro valley. east and westbound along 580 you are looking clear as well. if you are taking a turn into san leandro. oakland and piedmont. 880 had no problem

60s over the weekend and low-to-mid 70s around the bay but, still warm inland and low-to-mid 80s. >> have been turned on, on the bay bridge as we look from emeryville and you can see how the cars are trickling on to the bay bridge and we have traffic that is stacking up from the maze and it will take you 15 minutes, now, to make the drive from the east bay to san francisco. we are going to take you to the south bay where traffic is looking heavy on 101 at 24 miles per hour is the top speed as you leave tully road to the nimitz freeway and then it is easy greater there up to 237 and 880 where it meets 17 is clear and 280 is all green headed into cupertino and highways 85 also great drive. as we move over to the dumbarton and san mateo bridges top speed and we have slowing in the eastbound direction on the san mateo bridge because of some construction lasting until 11 o'clock between foster city boulevard up to this area and, finally, a look as you leave daly city the drive on 280 into the city up to king street it is a nice drive. at nine minutes to get you there >>> there is a bike t

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temperature in the low 80's in many locations across the delaware valley.gh to be inside this evening with the nice weather. still from our weather watchers we are reporting upper 70's and low 80's this hour but check out these high temperature. pretty impressive for this time of year. now record highs are in the low and mid 90's so not quite there but we'll take some lower and mid 80's. riverside, new jersey, ron russell had a high temperature of 83 degrees. in ocean city james a little cooler but not bad at 70 with that ocean water still pretty chilly right around 50 degrees. doug southampton 80 degrees, phil in philadelphia he had 84. lou in eagleville 80 degrees today and steven in robbinsville high temperature of 86. signs of summer. a picture from walter he's out of newark, delaware, but he took the trip down south to cape henlopen looks like he's enjoying some surf fishing this afternoon. that's what i'm talking about on this gorgeous spring afternoon. let's take you to new jersey, the shore there. live look at ocean city, the boardwalk starting to p

then low 70s.ead 60s from the coast around the bay and inland. a slight chance of a shower is coming our way although it doesn't really look like much. >> i saw a lot of the warrior shirts at the giants game last night. they did the back-to-back. warriors game in the afternoon. then right over to the ballpark for the ring ceremony. very aggressive. i love it. i think it's great. >> how often do you get to do that? >>> thank you for watching "mornings on 2". remember, you can all the get the latest at ktvu.com, we're always updating facebook and twitter. >> time to drop the flag, nascar is up next. have a great sunday. q >>> we are fox sports. we are here in bristol, tennessee, for our colleague and friend steve byrnes and stand up to cancer. >> for over 30 years we have been lucky to have steve byrnes as part of our nascar family. >> he is the definition of inspiration. >> of optimism. >> and of strength. >> he covers this sport with distinction.

low -- going in the low 50s. all of the way inland.have the clouds in the morning around sun rise, the clears starts around 8:00 a.m. and we'll have unis shine everywhere expect -- we'll have sunshine everywhere expect the coast where it'll be cloudy. one exception might be santa claus. where we have the clouds. it's going to be chilly. just upper 50s for moss landing. bay area look for upper 50s and ploy 60s with clouds and pretty much all day we will be warmer at at&t park as the day mondays look forward to the. and the sea breeze not too bad this. >> a. about 10-20 miles an hour. by the way, giants winning right now. over the diamond backes. >> what a relief. >> now, for tomorrow. 07 is base side. i think storm tracker, some changes coming our way. we'll see the clouds ticking longer to -- taking longer to clear and that means cooler temperatures and a weather system by midweek. that could bring showers for wednesday and readingsed in the 60 z by the bay. 70s inland. >>> coming up next a police ran over a man. we hear the police off

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low 60s at the coast. low-to-mid 70s around the bay and still, 80s, inland.with 50s at the coast and the rest of us in the sick. >> i an not sure if it is quiet for the commuters. >> we had hotspots but mostly friday light. in walnut creek right now you will see a few brake lights at the 24 junction but the drive from 24 to the caldecott tunnel is looking good and san jose north 87 the headlights in our direction headed northbound and they are light and we do have an accident to report coming up the peninsula, north 101 a carfullied over on its side and it is out of the lanes. >>> 6:31. walnut creek police say they have gotten a two time peeping tom accused of hookup a camera in a starbucks restroom to spy on me. we are at the staffer bucks location with more on how customers feel about this. >> this is a if particular starbucks with a lot of foot remark in the day so when people heard of this peeping top it comes as a vice. the person accused of being the peeping tom was arrested yesterday. the man is 35-year-old jacob turner arrested at his home. police ser

temperatures in the low 60s throughout the afternoon. low to mid-60s. kind of breezy.day but certainly not on the warm side. we will look for temperatures much warmer as you head east with mid-70s fremont and looking low 80s in livermore, fairfield. 68 san mateo. a little breezy as the fog pulse back and we see the clouds of pull back. 70 up in san rafael. we have lower 80s in the inland valleys and 70s around the bay. maybe an 80 inland tomorrow but overall the cooling trend gets underway tomorrow and takes us through the middle of the week with mainly a sprinkles and maybe mist and drizzle along the coast and partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. temperatures in 60s and 70s. for once we won't be way way above average. >> all right. back to seasonal. >> yeah. >> thank you, lisa. >> in sports tomorrow night the warriors will try to take a 2-0 series lead in their first-round playoff match-up with the pelicans. yesterday golden state held on after new orleans made a big run in the fourth quarter. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports.

the coast upper 50s to low 60s.n santa cruz, sunshine and 66 degrees. at the game tonight at&t park, look how cool it will be: mid-50s a touch breezy but not lake the summer. tonight is the same and inland valleys like napa and san ramon could dip into the upper 30s and everyone else is in the low-to-upper 40s and a few clouds developing along the coast. here is a look at our area of low pressure in the cold front going to hold up the next two days and that is why we are going to be dry today and tomorrow and it is the low that will slowly sink south along the coast and spit chunks of energy at us and the rain will increase. at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon and evening you can see the clouds coming in with the sea breeze so it will be up to six degrees cooler today and at sunrise sunday morning, 6:49 with scattered showers in the north bay and drizzle and better chance of showers from 8:00 until, say, 1:00 o'clock so if you can have the egg hunt after that, you could be better off. the seven-day outlook shows the 50s and

so temperatures along the coast in the low 60s. low 70s by the bay and low to mid-80s inland. full forecast coming up with a continued cooling trend and some showers in the extended forecast. that's in just a bit but first a check of traffic with liz. >> a little bit of everything. thank you, julie. out the door, i watched them clear this stall. tow crews were out there and they cleared it from one lane over at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is a friday and it's still only stacked up to the foot of the maze even though one lane has been blocked for a while. the spider is continuing to build the web at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's talk about something going on later this evening. we have a ballgame to talk about, giants taking on arizona at 7:15 so that means extra traffic delays. just a warning if you are planning on coming into the city tonight. you got some competition on the bay bridge, 101 and 280 especially that extension as you head out by king street and the ballpark. here's a live look at our sensors coming into san jose. we are starting to see those usual morning c

we'll manage upper 70s to low 80s.unday the warmest day of the next few, temperatures cool off, getting back to the workweek. 78 in san jose. 60s closer to san francisco. santa rosa 76. tri-valley 70s to 80s. san francisco, grandpa raid coming up 1:00 around mike inouye and robert honda at civic center plaza 1:00 sunday san francisco. you saw temperatures in the mid-60s. the reason the workweek's going to trend cooler. upper level low will drop in on us bring us a chance of scattered showers. notice the temperature drop-off toward the workweek. rain projections in the a lot. nice to get more than that. we'll manage totals in the coastal mountains around the north bay tuesday and wednesday. impact on the temperatures. you can see numbers dropping down. chance of showers in the hills near san jose and san francisco, highs drop into the 60s towards wednesday. and we hope better chance of more substantial shower activity as we head towards next friday into start of next weekend. >> thank you. >>> coming up next how blue ha

the exploritorium you can see all the low clouds and low-to-mid 50s to start and it will take until 10:00 or 11 o'clock until the east bay clears and with sunny skies on tap the bay is cooler at 66 in oakland and 70 in palo alto and you will have to bring the jacket along for the week. good morning, sue. >> we have a look outside right now at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights on at 5:39 and stacked up twa the macarthur maze and c.h.p. is giving the first report of an accident 80 westbound possibly involve, six cars. that will be polled in the next ten minutes. approaching castro valley it went from red to orange to yellow so improvement with accident cleared and gone. westbound 580. we have very slow traffic up and over the altamont pass but that is typical often for a monday. >>> solid case or likely to unravel? >> a beating case was caught on camera and the evidence that could turn the victim into the one that is convicted. >> blue box takes a might out of going healthy, kraft is making a change with macaroni and cheese. stay tuned. (mom) when our little girl was born w

at a home on low low lane. we are there with more details about what happened. >> reporter: the deputy confirmed it is an adult male that was found in the rear bedroom at a home on low low lane a neighborhood close to el camino and grant and you can the fire is out but there are still a lot of emergency vehicles in the area because they are still mopping up the doing cleanup and making sure nothing starts back up. this fire started an hour and a half ago. multiple calls from neighbors that had spotted the fires and they knew someone legend not home and they had seen no sign. to get more information about what happened we go to deputy chief juan diaz with the mountain view fire department. tell us what happens. what did you find? >> we found a single-story family home. neighbors where telling us a someone was in the inside. the fire was located to the rear of the structure. we had heavy flames and smoke. we did locate a person but it was too late. they had a succumbed to the smoke and the heat. >> reporter: ther

overnight lows will be in the 40s. maybe low 50s. you wake up tomorrow morning this is what it looks like. this is tonight and enter the fog and low clouds. all nine bay area counties will see the fog. then it will burn off. we'll see a few more low 70s tomorrow but still a cool day. more sunshine, more blue sky tomorrow. slightly warmer but this cool weather pattern this chance of drizzle sticks around as we head into the next several days. i'll dial it in. tomorrow morning drizzle and very cool as you head off to work. >>> something you don't see every day. a killer whale washes ashore on a northern california beach. >>> plus their son was the subject of an amber alert. now his parents say police treated them like criminals. >> also your water bill under fire. a judge rules that an effort to enforce conservation is illegal. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without acciden