laura: thank you for joining us.er crisisint officially became a criminal case. three officials have been charged with felony offenses in connection with lead contamination in the water supply and the response to it. it has gained national attention and played into the presidential campaign. gary o'donoghue reports. fary: two years ago the city of flint switched his water supply to the flint water in a money-saving exercise. immediately, residents began complaining about the taste and appearance of what is coming out of the tap. for 18 months, the complaints went unheard, dismissed as troublemaking by state officials. today, michigan's attorney general announced urges against the reach individuals that could mean five years in prison. theiry fail to discharge duties. they failed in their responsibilities to protect the health and safety of families of flint. gary: it has emerged that warnings about the water were republicanhigan's governor in february of last year. it was not until october that he acknowledged the pr

laura: ambassador, thank you for joining us.ald trump was not the only one making news in the republican race. appearing in indiana, which votes on may 3, ted cruz announced that carly fiorina is his vice presidential pick. they only problem is that ted cruz's death to the nomination is less clear because of last night's losses. cruz: after a great deal of time, thought, consideration, and prayer i've come to the conclusion that if i am nominated to be president of the united states that i will run on a ticket with my vice presiden tial nominee, carly fiorina. gary o'donoghue is in indiana. i spoke to him a brief time ago. ted cruz is behind donald trump in terms of delegates. how is carly fiorina supposed to help? gary: i think that she is supposed to help. he acknowledges that naming a vice president at this stage it was unusual, not something people normally do. you have to go back 40 years to the last time someone named m.v.p. at this stage, and that vp aten later -- named a this stage, and that was even later. she brings hi

laura: this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. the second powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3 hits southern japan 24 hours after another tremor toppled buildings and left at least nine people dead. five people arrested in britain suspected of terrorism. it is part of an investigation into the paris and brussels attacks. and a visit to bhutan. the duke and duchess of cambridge in one of bhutan's holiest sites. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. for the second time in roughly 24 hours, a powerful earthquake has struck southern japan. this time it was a 7.3 magnitude quake. the first tremor on thursday night toppled buildings and cut power supplies. nine people are known to have died, and more than 1000 are injured. both quakes have hit near kumamoto. reporter: this is the moment when japan's national broadcaster broke into announced that another big earthquake had hit close to the southern japanese city of kumamoto. >> a magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck on the coast of kumamo

back to you, laura. >>> at 6:01. you know your commute is shaping up around the bay you see there, but we are still tracking that deadly crash we told you about in los gatos. at the bottom of your screen this morning. it is closing the connector from southbound highway 85 to northbound highway 17. in the meantime, more slowing for 80 through fremont this morning. there night be a crash near thornton judging from the slowing we're noticing here. we'll check back in just moments. >>> meantime, an update to breaking news we have been following since we first came onair at 4:30 this morning. a deadly hit and run on the peninsula. right now investigators have the area near skyline boulevard shut down in san bruno while they continue to comb for evidence on the road. >>> "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live at the scene this morning. steph, any word on a suspect? >>, laura and sam, no word yet on exactly who police are looking for. we have learned from police some good news that they did have some witnesses around here

jane: laura trevelyan dr. laura trevelyan -- dr.din abuelaish moved to canada with his remaining daughters where he opened a charity, daughters for life. to see the peace and reconciliation you're talking about happen. does that make you depressed? >> i will never be depressed or lose hope, because i am a physician who believes in hope. many conflicts have been solved. what is happening in the middle east, one day, it will be solved. [applause] laura: help from springing from today's broadcast coming to a close. you can find more now website. thank you for watching and please, tune in tomorrow. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, national geographic channel and aruba tourism authority. morgan: i have always been fascinated by god. ♪ morgan: why do people all around the w

laura: you make the point that there is a lot of bragging go on.hat they have two, are they likely to inform against one another or clam up altogether? >> it is hard to tell. a little bit of the prisoner's dilemma. will one implicate the other? the other thing is authorities can use them not necessarily to implicate each other, but to test one another. from one, admission from the other, that allows authorities to test information and understand what is truthful and what is not. laura: another 4 men were .rrested then there was the attack in brussels. how will they be handling all these suspect they have now? >> this could potentially trigger attacks that are already under way. this could signal to other elements of the network they are still looking for others, so there will be a lot of tension over the weekend to try to understand what other threats are there. they will also try to understand more deeply these networks. there was an assumption that if you capture those who were , you have closure, and i think we have learned that is not the case.

good morning, kari. >> good morning, sam and laura. the amount of rain we should get towards an entire month. we got just over one weekend. good to see it and we'll have more in the forecast. a look now at what it feels like as you head out the door. mid-50s and, once again, a few lingering clouds. if you plan to go to the oakland a's game tonight, it will be nice and cool. 63 degrees at first pitch and by the end of the game, 58 degrees. a look at all the microclimates. we're up to 67 degrees in los gatos and fairfield up to 70 degrees and 66 in oakland and san ramon today, 67 degrees. clouds mixing in with sun today and some more clouds and even some rain in the forecast. that's coming up in just a few minutes. back to you, laura. >> and now look at that morning commute. overall, the bay looking pretty good for the commute. no major freeway all moving pretty well. two crashes we're tracking over the tri-valley in pleasanton this morning. westbound 580 near the dublin interchange this morning. a crash that has actually moved off the r

laura/vo and you win some, you lose some...the tight finish for both the san jose sharks and the warriors. today in the bay starts now: =laura/2shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes boxes >>> they get up every morning and keep on going. thanks for joining us. >> i'm sam brock. when we got going yesterday, we felt the heat. a big drop-off today. >> we will have a weak onshore flow. that will help bring down temperatures and a few clouds mixing in. bright sunshine all day long yesterday that heated us up into the low 90s. not as farm as we start out 47 in the north b

sam and laura. >> there you go. instagram and tweet until your heart is content. >> by the way, kind of looked like a flat bread pizza more so than a doughnut. >> look who's getting critical now. we will sample it and find out. >>> coming up, we talked about food at the ballpark and a new brew in town and really fits the team like a glove. >> just like a glove. >>> plus, three championships in five years. chalk it up to an even year magic. but does buster posy buy in? hear what he has to say, coming up next. >>> we already know buster. but here are some of the stats you won't find on the back of his baseball card. back in college posy played every single position in one game and also considered a pediatrician, career in baseball didn't work out. going to be a doctor. he finished high school with the fourth highest gpa in his class. smarty pants. >> widely known as the best actor on the team. he shared a look. >> an expression that works with every tiype of emotion. happy, embarrassed, shocked. it's really catching o

good morning, sam and laura.ou've probably seen the virgin america san francisco giants playing over the years. our hometown airline has been super supportive of our hometown team. remember they put a beard on the front of one of their airplanes. now word from virgin's founder that he might bring the brand back. virgin america, as you know, was sold to alaska airlines. it may take more than a year for the deal to be approved. once it is, we expect virgin to disappear. but, if and when that happens branson told "travel magazine" he would consider starting a new airline in the united states with the virgin brand. the article came out as, once again, named virgin america as the best airline in the united states which it has been since 2008. now, branson was a minority owner in virgin america. american law says foreigners cannot control domestic airlines. br branson said that meant he was able to stop the steal of virgin america and how true is that, sam? you'll give us a reality and figuring out if branson is tellin

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon.boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx >>> just after 5:30 on this tuesday morning. >> a lot of people expecting cooler temperatures today. >> it will be a little cooler in some spots. especially san francisco will drop about ten degrees today. we are going to have warm temperatures this afternoon. we start out nice and cool. 80 today in the north bay. it's coming down from yesterday. not as hot and that cooling trend continues over the next couple of days. all green around the bay. we did hear about a crash. it's patterson pass road. off to the main freeway. that is an issue getting over toward midway. not an issue for most of our drivers. the toll plaza is an issue for many toll drivers. those metering lights in the backup for me. >> we are tracking breaking news in the south bay. a man dead after a shooting in san jose and the hunt for the gunman continues this morning. happened just before 11:00 last night. an area police say is normally quiet. >> robert redell joining us live about what po

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast now with kari. >> fw morning, sam and laura. clouds hanging over parts of the bay area this morning as we take a live look outside san francisco right now. we are not dealing with some dense fog, but mostly some light, patchy fog in spots. a look at all the microclimate today and the highs reaching 69 degrees in san jose. 68 degrees in palo alto and fairfield 72. while oakland is at 66 and pleasanton a high of 6 8 degree. we'll talk about rain in my near future and let's get a look at the commute this morning. right now it looks like the speed sensors are show a smooth drive around most of the bay. the bay bridge toll plaza looks great with just a few cars waiting in the cash lanes. we're tracking one crash that's in horenda and that's to westbound highway 24. that is blocked. but the freeway itself is clear. we'll have another look at weather and traffic coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks so much, kari. >>> at 5:01. disturbing allegations against a p

>> reporter: no, laura and sam. the last known survivor passed away this year and people really missed their presence. but they were celebrated. another thing celebrated, the san francisco fire department, the 150th birthday, the fire chief saying all of it falling on the same day serves as a reminder that we all need to be prepared before the next one hits. [ sirens ] dozens stood at 5:12 this morning in downtown to remember the victims of the 1906 quake. about 3,000 lost their lives and 200,000 lost their homes. that's the focus of this annual commemoration. the last one to do that was bill, the 109-year-old who passed away in january. his family came to remember him. >> it's a mixture because we his him terribly but we feel he's looking down and looking at us and glad that we're here representing him. >> reporter: and if no survivors share their stories firsthand, there will be a book written through theens of her great grandmother who was 6 when it hit. >> it hits home because it's up to us, up to the younger ge

do you believe that, laura? >> it's a good thing. >> i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.e wet weather? it's coming. in the south bay headed north. lots of changes kari. >> we start out with mild temperatures and really hot and felt like summer and now back to winter with some rain. as we start to see the light rain moving into the south bay, the temperature now is at 59 degrees and we will also have the cloudy skies throughout the morning with high temperatures today topping out into the low 60s in some spots like san francisco and low 70s in the south bay and times of rain off and on. i'll show you what to expect not only today, but this weekend as you make those outdoor plans. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's head over now to anthony for a look at what's happening on the roadways. >> south bay right now things are starting to slow because you mention that rain and typical slowing on 101 and even downtown san jose seeing some showers and up milpitas, as well. an earlier accident, in fact, three of them on 880 southbound. two have cleared but we still do have one

good morning. >> hi, sam and laura, good morning to you both. the major indices holding on to their 2016 and look for earnings from citigroup and posting the second negative session in a row and the dow inching up and the nasdaq down by less than two points. meanwhile, ibm cybersecurity team has discovered a new type of malicious software. so far the mal ware has sold $4 million from customers at 22 american banks and two cumadian banks. a customer opens an attachment. business accounts, as well as credit unions and proper ecommerce platforms. microsoft is suing the u.s. government over a law that examines online files without the individual's knowledge. the company says the government is abusing the law and argues it has the right to tell customers when the federal agency is looking add their e-mails. sam and laura, back over to you. >>> later today marking three years since bombs went off at the boston marathon. three people were killed. another 260 injured. one of the bombers was killed days later. his brother was convicted of the bombing and

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. turning up the heat throughout the week, a live look at san jose this morning. just one place that's staring at near 90 degree temperatures later in the week. >> that's going to be a warm one. let's go to meteorologist kari hall and she has more on other big weather changes happening this week. >> almost hard to believe, especially when you consider we had such nice weather across the bay area and such a beautiful weekend. now, as you head out the door, no worries. 57 degrees in oakland. 47 in santa rosa and livermore at 51 kgrcan degrees. this morning low clouds and mist and patchy fog that may reduce the visibility, especially along the coast. over the next couple of days, it will feel like summer as temperatures are set to soar to the 70s to near 90s degrees for the inland areas. by the end of the week, cooler temperatures and rain chances increase. so, i'll talk more about all of that coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's head over to mike, still keeping an eye on the east

i'm sam rock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the weather will pbe changing. >> the umbrella a necessity today along with some light clothing that will keep you nice and warm, at least to start out the day. it's right at about 60 degrees in san francisco and 54 degrees in the north bay. and today it will be nice and seasonable with a high of 64 degrees in san francisco. 66 degrees in east bay peninsula and the north bay. the south bay up to 70 degrees. here is a look at the rain now as it's been pretty scattered and light and moving through the south bay. i'll give you details on what to expect as this continues to rule farther to the north. that's coming up in a few minutes. but right now anthony has his eye on the bay bridge. >> i want to show you the backup because it's starting to form and it's early this morning. even right before 5:30 we saw this form. metering lights are turned on and that backup is going to continue to form as we head through the morning. we don't have that other shot that we'd like to show you with the b

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. scott and kris are off this morning. the quake hit an hour and a half ago our time. it's about 3:00 in the morning in japan right now. >> right now the 7.0 preliminary magnitude earthquake struck southern japan. a 5.0 earthquake followed about 15 minutes after that. now, this is barely 24 hours after a deadly quake hit the same region. today's quake shook the kumamoto region at 1:25 a.m. their time. japan's meteorological agency immediately issued a tsunami advisory for the southern part of the country, but that advisory has since been lifted. >> that region is still recovering from a strong earthquake that hit yesterday. this is a video of a baby being rescued. at least nine people were killed in yesterday's shaking that also injured hundreds. people reported buildings swaying and even crumbling. that baby was fine. we'll continue to follow this breaking story and bring you the very latest as soon as it comes into our newsroom. >>> back here at home, traffic finally getting back to normal after a big rig crash that bloc

good morning, sam, laura. unfortunately, what you cannot expect to see tonight is mvp seth curry against the rockets. it will be at 7:thisht at oracle arena. kur roy could be out after hurting his knee in sunday's game against the rocks. that's a game the warriors lost, by the way t. other players point out tear modem for the past two years ago has been strength in numbers, in other words, this has been a team effort. >> so we believe in that. we hope everybody else believes in that. you don't do it for no reason. it stands for a purpose. >> i think our comments with seth is through the roof. without seth, we're at the roof. er with fought losing one. we still believe in our pals. we still think it's very possible for us to make a run at it. you know, all the way down. >> coming up, we hear from the head coach who was named the nba coach of the year. he was kind of emotional in the news conference as expected on back problems that kept him out part of the season. if they beat the rocks tonight, they will clinc

happy friday, sam and laura. sunrise this morning over oracle arena and all clear skies, not only there, but across the bay. let's look now at the east bay. it's 41 degrees. 50 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula and the south bay in the upper 40s. a little bit cool in a few spots. morgan hill is at 47 degrees and also 47 downtown. and campbell is at 48 degrees as we take a look at those weather underground sites. and let's break it down now for palo alto. heading over to the peninsula. 58 degrees at 10:00 and then warming up into the mid-60s by 1:00. so, beautiful lunchtime weather. and then into the low 70s some more sunshine. but it will be breezy, though. and our highs will be slightly above average for this time of year into the low 70s for the south bay. seven-day forecast also at the bottom of the screen. we will be heating up this weekend as we keep this sunny weather. so that weather system that moved through yesterday, that brought us some rain is now producing some no over the rockies and contin

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon.you are going to notice a chill in the air. >> not only a chill, but also breezy winds. that will be one of the things you'll notice from yesterday that continues into today. feeling cooler, all clear skies. it's 44 now in the north bay. 51 in the east bay. our highs reaching into the upper 60s which is slightly cooler than average. we should be up to the low 70s. 67 with gusty winds. winds may affect the commute this morning. let's check in with mike to see how it affects the drive across the bridges. chp said as far as their crews are concerned, we'll seehe

>> it was amazing, sam and laura. just joking with our producer, sarah, maybe i should have just slept in here and gotten more rest that way. i was not sitting here. this is the kind of seat you can't buy. but look at the view here. it was crazy here at oracle. the game against the grizzlies. the win, maybe not a stunner in, but that number, 73. definitely a big one. of course. the history in the making when the game started none of us knew what steph had in store for us. steph curry making it rain threes. six of them in the first quarter alone. when the game was over, steph hit a new nba record. 40 threes in one regular season his own best record last season. for the team, it's a time of reflection on the journey here. really saying how crazety was a few years ago. the team won 25 games. this season they just lost nine and green thanking the nation after the game. support from guys who flew in from north carolina and texas even paying for the historical experience. >> more than face value, which maybe is illegal in t

goodern moing, kari. >> good morning, sam and laura.t of the rain fell early before most people got up and clearing the south bay and we will take a break. still a couple showers for the far north bay, but the rest of us will be drying out as our skies clear. a close look, we are seeing that raining on out, but not before it left about 0.1 up to 0.25 in a couple spots and breezy winds now and a look outside. you see all of our temperatures are still on the cool side. it's dropped down to 43 degrees in the north bay, but will rise up to 63 degrees later today. a mixture of sun and clouds and overall a beautiful day after getting nice little soaking for the morning start. but we do still have some slick conditions on the roadways. it's caused all kinds of problems. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening now in the south bay. >> yeah, kari. this disabled vehicle by the airport and the crash on the pips and san mateo. those don't cause any slowing and may be completely clear by now. north 87, we saw a little slow and a tad bit

laura behind the counter. jim enjoying his lunch. >> it was towards the end of the lunch hour, and i noticed on our screen that some register tape at one of the pumps needed to be changed. >> while by the pumps to swap out the tape, laura notices another repeat customer, alex, purchasing some gas. >> the nozzle was still in his vehicle so i walked away. >> a few minutes later, with a full tank of gas, alex pulls his pickup truck forward and stops as a van rounds the corner alex exits his vehicle and tosses some trash into the garbage can. then, without warning, the van goes out of control, slamming into alex and taking out the gas pump. he is knocked face-first into the ground, the 500-pound pump crashing down on top of him. >> i was just standing there, and it just happened. the timing was just so split second. because i knew there was a man under there, i know i yelled, oh, my god. >> inside the store, jim and the other gas station employees hear the impact and laura's cries for help. >> i just heard her yel

==laura//2 shot= >>> welcome back. the duke and dutchess of cambridge are spending the week in india. >> wouldn't that be nice? this is their first royal tour in two years. keir simmons reports from new delhi. >> reporter: it's the first time william and kate have been together for a royal trip overseas in almost two years. already, they're loving it. we comed with bouquets of flowers, one each. learning the local language. but arriving in india to tragedy. a fire here killing at least 110 people at a religious temple. >> catherine and i would like to offer our condolences to all of those affected by the terrible fire at the temple. >> reporter: and their first stay in mumbai at a hotel attacked by terrorists in 2008, they met victims and staff who rescued guests. the duke and dutchess could be targeted, one former scotland yard officer warning. >> even a failed attempt or an attack elsewhere is going to cause an awful lot of attention and will be a coup for isis. >> reporter: those fears, one reason, perhaps, their ch

>> yes, it is, laura. welcome back. we will have some weather that will make you feel like you're in florida. we are in for some 90s this week in parts of the bay area. we start out this morning at 48 degrees in the north bay. 57 degrees in the east bay. looking at the highs this afternoon. not too bad. we'll talk about that warm up and when to expect it. it's coming up in a few minutes. let's head over to mike keeping an eye on the east bay. >> overall i want to show folks the speed sensors are nothing to be surprised with. highway 13 just at the bottom just before the merge with 580 and a crash and that may be blocking part of one lane and not enough to cause any slowing and same thing with the disabled vehicle, but watch that. we may have that connector away from the bay bridge with some flashing lights. the rest of the bay bridge moves very well. guys, the first story you have really irritates me, i'll hand it off to you. >> a lot of people, mike. thank you. >>> two thieves ransacked the make a wish foundation. they

i'll send it back to you, sam and laura. >> this is a crooked system, folks. i've won twice as much as cruz. i've won millions and millions of votes. >> as you hear donald trump a bit displeased. ted cruz sweeping all of colorado's delegates over the weekend adding 13 more to his tally. but the big prize here is the empire state. and ted cruz is trailing donald trump and ted kasich in the polls in new york. >>> now to the democrats. bernie sanders if hillary clinton is qualified and now questioning her judgment. >> she may have the experience to be president of the united states. no one can argue that. in terms of a judgment something is clearly lacking. >> no other industry in america that gets that kind of free pass. >> that was clinton firing back hammering sanders for voting against holding gun manufacturers libel in deadly shootings. hillary clinton and sanders will debate again in new york on thursday. new york holds its primary next tuesday. >>> this weekend the president was pressed about what he considered to be his worst mistake made in office. he to

laura and i standing by. a very exciting day. >> that's right. all quiet now, but, boy, will these stands be filled. a lot more ahead on "today in the bay." we hope you join us. >>> and i'm anthony slaughter outside of at and trx st&t park have the cool breezes in place and nothing like we saw yesterday as far as our weather is concerned. we'll go over that forecast and get you up to speed with what is happening outside the park and all the buzz with the very latest here from at&t park. we're coming right back after this. t orge-d-bck..arbacinownande a a >>> the orange and black are back in town and we are here to welcome home the giants. we're live inside of at&t park on the infield as the countdown begins until this afternoon's homomener. >> it's at least the best seat in the house but they'll probably kick us out. we have everything giants from the weather to an all-access pass for what's in store for fans this season. we certainly have you covered. >> a lot happening this morning. that includes the changes on the field to keep the team and th

a warmup in fact by the weekend. >> yes, laura, a lot of changes the way. i just tweeted out the national weather service new snowfall totals for the sierra. some spots like sierra tahoe got up to 4 inches as we had some light rain in the bay area earlier this morning. we see the clouds are starting to roll back in. here's that weather system that is still spinning farther off to the north and producing some rain and snow farther to the north of us, but for us we'll have a chance to dry out with some breezy winds and temperatures will be in the upper 50s along the coast, mid-60s for those inland areas like gilroy, 65 degrees, 66 in fairfield and oakland today up to 63 degrees. we'll take a look at the forecast with some major changes again this weekend. that's coming up a little bit later. >> kari, thank you very much. >>> all new at 11:00, a body is pulled from the water. now police are investigating. san francisco police say they were called by the coast guard to help in recovering this body. it happened around 6:30 right near the ferry building. the body

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. boxes bo >>> good tuesday morning.thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. another close start. >> another cold start but not as breezy. that makes it feel a little bit better. we'll have mostly clear skies, a lot of sunshine through the day. a look at current temperatures and all our microclimates dropping back mostly to the 40s. it's now 53 in the east bay one of the warmer spots. up to 69 there today. 72 in the north bay. 70 in the south bay. a very pleasant afternoon and enjoy it. tomorrow looks pretty soggy. i'll detail coming up in the next microclimate forecast. let's head over to mike giving us an update on some of those issues on the road this morning. >> pain for folks driving northbound on 80. there will be slowing right here. we were hoping it would arrive right now. we have lanes blocked. that is north 280 at edgewood road. this is a deadly crash over there. highway one. that will remain in place maybe the next half hour, 45 minutes. looking at 6:00 for those lanes to reopen. fo

laura's right. the company failed to get the price it wanted when it first offered stock to early investors. only $14 a share. when it started trading on the nasdaq, the price went nowhere. the gain just 60 cents. no reason for confetti. there are lots of rationalizations. secure works is not based in silicon valley. it doesn't make a profit. it is a really old company not a start-up. there are lots of ways ceos can say they are not like us, but this is the first big tech ipo of the year and it was a dud. you can't explain that away. >>> apple was supposed to report profits today but will delay a day so the company can hold a memorial for bill campbell who died last week. apple will say iphone sales fell for the first time since the iphone was invented. let's get a check of the news before the bell. landon dowdy is live. >> good morning to you. marks could start the week in the red. futures are lower and dow coming off a positive week reporting above the 18,000 level. nasdaq ended lower. look for re

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we're dipping into our rain piggy bank. we'll see some sprinkles today and tomorrow, kari. >> off and on pretty much the next 48 hours and then we start to see that rain tapering off. a live look right now. mostly cloudy skies and some light rain starting to move into the south bay. it's 55 degrees now in the north bay with some clouds there. we're heading up to 66

. >> i'm laura a garcia-cannon. the temperatures help. when it's too hot, it's tough to sleep. >> it soothes you. it's just right. at least it was. let's check the weather with kari hall. >> good morning, feeling very nice now. we drop back to the 40s, 54 now in the south bay. it looked pretty warm yesterday. we will have warm temperatures today, above average. up to 80 degrees in the south bay. sunshine also in the north bay with a slight chance of showers early. san francisco looking at a high of 72 degrees. into the next few days, expect another chance of rain. a better chance of rain, that's coming up over the next several minutes. details on. that mike has been tracking something happening in union city. >> that's right, kari, we have two incidents, one looks big, one is bigger, though. we look at the map. we see the speed sensors are fine. this is the big one, folks. northbound side. we had a disabled big rig blocking the slow lane a. minivan couldn't avoid that rig. someone crashed into that van. there is all this police activity a

>> reporter: good morning, sam, laura. jose police are trying to track down the eldest son of that couple murdered in their evergreen home. they want to talk to him about the investigation. but because he is not here. the adult son claimed the bodies of the carriage, their funeral arrangements are on hold. that means they cannot be buried according to muslim custom, which means they should be buried as soon as the closing time of death as possible. police have not confirmed what they told nbc bay area. more than one message was found on the walls and on the floor near where they were shot to death. our source told us that one of the two messages read, i'm sorry, my first kill was clumsy. another part of the second message read something to the effect, i can't be like you, i can't love someone without telling them. >> through the 30 years, i didn't see any at all. they were so polite. the first to volunteer service to the community. >> and the couple was very active in the evergreen islamic center. the mosque they belong to

good morning. >> good morning, sam, laura. yes, we will have slightly cooler temperatures again today a. light breeze that comes in on shore. we're talking a look now at ocean beach. one of the great places to go cool off. it will, though, be in the low 70s today in san francisco. right now, it's 53 degrees in san francisco and the peninsula. the south bay at 51 degrees. and the east bay, check income at 48 degrees. so a cool start into the next couple of days. we get ready for some rain. i'm detail that coming up in the next microclimate forecast in less than ten minutes. let's get an update on what's happening with that crash and if there is any progress. yet, mike. >> kari, there is progress. it's not an issue as far as the traffic volume. look over here the fire struck still on standby, just in case anything might go wrong. there is fuel undoubtedly in these tanks. this ridge continues to try and raise up that trailer. i think they're going to try to detach it. swing it back over, so it's parallel with the center divide, m

good morning to you, sam and laura. at 7:30 tonight the golden state warriors will tip off against the memphis grizz reez here at oracle arena in an attempt to set a new nba record for the most wins in one season. by beating the san antonio spurs this past sunday, the warriors tied the current record of 72 wins that was set by the 1995-96 chicago bulls. if they beat the grizzlies tonight, the warriors will set and hold the record all to themselves with 73 wins. now, there's only two ways to witness this historic event in person tonight. you can shell out hundreds of dollars for resale tickets or have good grades in school. earlier this week draymond green tweeted out he would donate a pair of tickets to three students in oakland with the highest grades. this morning we found out dylan lewis, a senior year football player would be receiving one of those sets of tickets. lewis was not only chosen for his 3.73 gpa but for how he's handled his life struggle. he's originally from new orleans, he survived hurricane katrina by

. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. yay, monday. >> i love your enthusiasm. >> we get a look at the forecast right now. >> we are going to have another hot day. crank the air conditioner up later today and grab an extra bottle of water. in the tri-valley at lunchtime we'll be at 79 and 88 in the south bay. 88 as you drive home. 89 in the north bay. san francisco, 81. a lot more sun today. cooler temperatures. let's head over to mike showing slowing in the east bay. >> showing a little bit. the rest of the bay, all that slowing in the south bay we saw for a couple of minutes. we have highway 13 road crews clearing from 580. westbound 580. the traffic flow is not empty here. >>> thank you. developing news out of ecuador. the latest numbers, more than 270 people and thousands more injured after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck that country on saturday. the death toll only expected to rise. here is a closer look at the quake's epicenter. only 100 miles from the nation's capital city. damage is widespread and frantic search

live in hayward, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. at least nobody hurt. >>> the renowned uc berkeley men's crew coach is fighting back. might tatty is denying allegations that he failed to report a sexual assault claim against one of his rowers. melanie woodrow is live with reaction from the latest such incident at cal, reaction you'll see only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: coach mike tatty tells me that these allegations are completely false and that any investigation will prove that. i also spoke to the victim on the phone as well as uc's president and students here on berkeley's campus. when i asked them about the latest sexual assault allegations, several students responded, which one? a former female uc berkeley crew member said she was sexually assaulted by other crew members on two occasions in 2013 and 2014. she tells abc 7 news coach mike tatty said he was aware of one of the sexual assaults through his own sources, then said she was no angel. abc 7 news asked uc president janet na pal tan know about the latest allegation. >>

=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon.boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx >>> good morning on your thursday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check the forecast with kari. >> i thought you were going to say it's friday. >> it's coming now. >> it is coming. we are done with the rain we had yesterday. spotty showers move through the bay area. today it's all clear. 53 in the east bay and 50 in the north bay as we start out with a cool temperature. it's going to warm up to 77 in the north bay. 58 in san francisco. nice and breezy and pleasant in the east bay with a high of 74. mike looking towards the tri-valley starting to slow down there. >> it is. we'll give you a big look at the bay. we have the dublin interchange. not a major problem. >> 5:31. breaking news out of syria. doctors without borders saying at least 27 people killed in overnight air strikes. one of the strikes hitting a hospital in the rebel hills part of the city. medical staff including the only remaining pediatrician were killed in that bombing.

i'm sam brock =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon.(toss kari) =microclimate omni= =wx at wx ctr= =wsi full= >>> back to business. >> monday is out of the way. tuesday, we areç roaring on th week. >> we rolled through the week but we will not still have that high heat we had yesterday. let's look outside. all our microclimate. it's 46 degrees and 7:00 now in san francisco. we will still have warm temperatures this afternoon. up to 83 in the south bay. 85 in the tri-valley. feels better in san francisco. not as hot. up to 76. we are coming down from 80s and 90s yesterday. the next few days will be cooler. i'll show you that and rain in the microclimate forecast. mike is tracking the build toward your bridges. >> the bay's commute looks good right now. we might have a later start for some folks. we are looking toward the south bay. nothing unusual. we see this slowing. same thing for the bay bridge. not a problem just off 580. look at san mateo bridge. the flat section does show slowing over the last five, ten minutes. >> thank you, mik

>> reporter: laura within just the last couple of minutes, authorities here in prince william county started to take down the crime scene tape you can see behind me, they were gathered, the crime scene van moving out. basically look down in the area, that is where the body is found, we're told that a resident found the body, in a ditch-type area, beyond those trees. if you walk over here, joe, you can see this area here for the last hour or two there have been police, shoulder to shoulder, basically walking down, apparently looks like they are searching for any type of evidence. we have some video, if we can take to you video right now, lopez was reported missing police say they've resumed the body found here is lopez, and they have notified her family. surveillance video, you might remember, was release from the a cbs recently hopes of locating her. prince william county police say no suspects yet. but they are looking for additional evidence. they're asking for additional clues, authority say that they searched all of this area, right now, they can only tell me that the reason that

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to our team coverage of the breaking news we have been following. mike will join us with more on the backup and a look at the alternate routes we can take this morning. let's start out with bob redell been on the scene all morning long right next to that big rig. any progress so far, bob? >> well, we have a better idea of when we'll have southbound 880 reopened. right now five lanes here. one of those lanes is opened. that is the far right lane. the chp is about to reopen two more lanes. you have three lanes open. and then as you can see the big rig here still occupying the two other lanes. they expect to have that cleared between 9:00 and 10:00 this morning. one reason why it's taking so long this big rig you can see it's overturned and have half a load of wine. it's our understanding they have to off load each box of wine by hand and that will take time. i don't know if you it see it. if you walk around here through the left. behind the cab right in front of us a highway s

>>reporter: yes, thanks jim and laura.ou have probably seen those commercials for these heated primary raises. one for the senate seat being left by senator barbara mock column ski and then for presidential district four and 8 being left. those two are competing for the democratic primary to fill the senate seat. we want to he that you through these raises. let's start with the senate raise. chris van holland and donna isis running for the seat. they the two have similar voting records. donna edwards she has brought through the idea of identityntit politics in this case, i guess in an effort to differentiate hearse because she would be the only black woman in senate if she were to win this primary and then go onto win that general raise for the senate seat being left by ma column ski. recent polls they show van holland in the lead, but it's important to note that thereote have been a lot of undecided voters in those polls.ls. let's look at congressionalgres district four. this is the seat held by donnana edwards. there are

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=laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia-cannon.oxes boxes ad lib toss to wx >>> good morning, i'm finally friday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. temperatures are set to creep up this weekend, right? >> yes. it is 49 and a few clouds along the coast. those clouds will clear out today with gusty winds kicking up this evening. we'll have a wide range of temperatures to 76 in the north bay. mike are you tracking those incidents out there? >> yes. they are continuing to change. overall the bay looks good. steph chuang will tell you about the issues on 680. we have closures since before midnight. two lanes are blocked by a deadly crash. i'll show you how severe this will be. >>> breaking news we've been following. milpitas police officers opened fire on a suspect sending that person to the hospital. right now there is heavy police presence near interstate 680. >> stephanie chuang joining us live with what we know. this all started with a traffic stop. >> it did. the update now for people is your morning commute may be impacte

sam and laura. >> thank you much, kari. >>> 6:06 right now. may have been the victim of a vindictive vandal. the woman temporarily lost her dog after witnessing a car vandal at work. when the vandal threatened her, her roommate, they ran. her roommate dropped the leash. police arrested the vandal. when student found her dog hours later it had suffered broken bones, including a femur and hip bone. >> she saw this person committing the crime. she potentially stopped him from breaking more car windows. >> even if he had surgery and back rubs, i would do it. >> the suspect is facing vandalism and aggravated assault charges. a go fund me page has now been set up to try to recover the costs for that dog's surgery. look at those little eyes. >> taking it out on the dog, are you kidding me? >>> coming up next women in combat. another push to open all marine corps jobs to everyone. >>> and the president of the second largest economy in the entire western hemisphere may be out of a job. how that affects business here at home coming up in "business and t