matt keller live for us this mountain view this morning. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. this issue, obviously, very important for teachers and other workers. the school board here in mountain view taking that vote later today. >> i share my two-bedroom apartment with my daughter, my son-in-law and my two grandchildren. >> reporter: that's the reality for nancy rodriguez. an administrative assistant. she's moving from sunnyvale to hollister where she can afford a house. then her round trip commute will take more than three hours. others share an apartment where the average one-bedroom goes for $2500 a month. the superintendent is proposing the district have 144 units of housing around the corner from the district office. it would be for employees and school teachers. >> i'm excited about it. it creates a solution that could be replicated across the state. really, it creates a solution that retains teachers for our community to make sure that we have top notch schools >> reporter: teachers in the district have a starting salar

matt keller joining us live from the san jose police department. matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica, this case hits hard for family friends of the victim. this may be some relief. the police department tweeted this out. new:san jose police arrested the suspect responsible for february 28th homicide on knollfield way. 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, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. new at 6:00, a big change or howard street in san francisco starting today. according to the examiner crews are removing parking on the north side of howard street from 6th to 11th street. the change is in resp

. >>> actually, we're going to check in with matt keller. he's in the south bay for us. matt, how it looking? >> reporter: good, alexis. don't forget about me. mike nicco is right, it's been tapering off in the south bay. we had a consistent rain all morning long. no mange juror issues to report here. take a look at this. video in the past half our or so. this is the connector ramp from northbound 280 to the northbound highway 87 there in downtown san jose. you can see that we end up running into a giant puddle there. the right side of the lane is flooded. it's only one lane to highway 87. drivers are having to slow down. this is backing up traffic on to 280. the only thing worse than flooding during the rain is crashes like this. a pickup truck ended up on its roof heading into campbell before the camden avenue exit just before 4:30 this morning. chp told me the driver was headed on to 17. lost control at that center divider and ended up on its roof. it was raining at the time of the crash. the driver was okay. take it easy out there. driving conditions are, of course, n

matt keller just told us. a while before eastbound berryessa is back open at morrill avenue. the westbound side is back open so that's the good news. that's improving and that is the direction that everyone trying to get to 680 is taking. there we go. a turn lane is closed. but the two lanes on the westbound side are back open. so that is quite a bit better. want to flip over to the traffic maps. i have an update. we briefly had a sig-alert inside caldecott tunnel. westbound 24. we had a crash blocking one lane. it's cleared. however, you're basically a parking lot into orinda. wanted to check drive times. heavy trace toy dublin. 580. same thing on 4. antioch to concord. san rafael to san francisco, 18 minutes. please take over. >> thank you, alexis. new at 6:00, the latest treatment promising to improve your skin. >>> doctors turning your own bl remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [c

reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. finding solutions to homeless is one issues in our series building a better bay area series. join with hashtag better bay area. s tling its mo new software for 737 max planes ready by the he said of the month. this comes as the company's ceo publicly reacts for the first time since those two deadly crashes involving max 8 jets. the ceo released a statement in part saying, our hearts are heavy and we continue to extend deepest sympathies to the loved ones of banks and crew on board. aviation across the globe are working to determine what caused the two crashes. >>> new developments at the college cheating scandal, a hillboro woman made her first appearance in boston. davi dav davina pictured with her husband appeared early and released on bond. they paid to get their daughters into usc and ucla. $250,000 of the payment made with facebook stock. >>> students could have their admission revoked or be expelled from usc. the school has notified the students that are being reviewed. the list

. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller monitoring that situation live in our south bay bureau. matt. >> reporter: reggie, a police captain tweeting before midnight they made more than 80 arrests. more protests are planned for this week. lace last night.he pte these are in the streets of east sacramento. this latest protest was one of many following saturday's announcement the sacramento district attorney would not file charges against the officers who fatally shot stephon clark in march 2018. the officers said they thought the 22-year-old had a gun but he was holding a cell phone. a home to leadership in the community. >> these folks are not impacted by stuff we're impacted by, by the terrorism in our neighborhoods, by the police in our streets, by the helicopters overhead so they are getting a taste of it right now. they are going to be a little bit uncomfortable. it's going to be all right but they are going to be more informed after we leave. >>> two and a half hours into the demonstration police ordered protesters to disperse. that's when the arrest took place. protesters sa

abc 7 news reporter matt keller is in san jose to explain. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. since i last saw you about an hour ago, southwest airlines got back to me with an inquiry on the flights. they're not sharing any flight specific information or airport specific information this morning about those max 8 jets. now, they are talking about the cancellations here, though, at san jose airport. we've got 22 cancellations according to flight aware.com. 14 of those, though are southwest airlines flights. we're still waiting on the airport to get back to us, give us more clarity on why that is the case. weather may antibiotic factor elsewhere. for many flyers, the focus is on the grounding of the 737 max 8 jets. aviation experts say airlines mainly southwest, american and united should be able to swap out planes pretty quickly and passengers should be terribly -- shouldn't be terribly inconvenienced. that's because the jets make up a small percentage of the passenger jet fleet. they proactively canceled 28 flights out of 4,000 scheduled fli

matt keller is live with more. hi matt. >> reporter: hi jessica. i am here at the dublin b.a.r.t. station. i'm going to stop feeling bad about my commute. i've talked with people who have epic commutes this morning. one man who lives in tracy. it takes him 2 1/2 hours to get to work in the morning and another 2 1/2 hours to get home. >> why do you do it? >> for the money. the money is in the bay area. you got to do it. >> reporter: johnny is not alone. as a super commuter, someone who travels more than 90 minutes to work every day. the place they do that the most is here. apartment list released the study. 11% of the stockton workforce is a super commuter. mostly to the bay area. modesto is number two with 8.7% super commuters and san francisco, oakland, hayward number 6. 4.8% super commuters. like johnny said, it's often a money issue. the san joaquin valley, they get the lower housing costs with the access to the higher paying jobs. construction and protective services make the list. >> matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> single handedly -- [ inaudible ] there's new details about the c

reporting live at stanford university, matt keller. abc 7 news. >> pretty outrageous. nk you. the list of those charged is one of the top viewed on our website. learn more at abc7news.com. >>> irs investigator in san francisco is expected in court today. federal prosecutors say john fry admit today leaking confidential reports belonging to president trump aes former attorney, michael cohen. the leaked details include the financial transactions to attorney michael avenatti. >>> new this morning, taller buildings coming to san jose. the city council approved the plans to increase building heights by 35 feet downtown and 150 feet near diridon station. supporters say taller buildings will give companies like google rom to expand. google plans to build a huge campus near diridon. >> in competition with other markets like seattle, portland, denver. >> critics say it could limit the airspace planes need in the event of an emergency landing at min et san jose airport and it could limit airport expansion. >>> here's your morning money report. chipotle is giving a wave $250,000.

matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. mark cker former mentor is skeptical of facebook's promise to focus on privacy. he's calling it a pr stunt. >>> roger mcnamee is an outspoken critic of the social network. mcnamee called out facebook at south by southwest in austin, texas. he said zuckerberg's commitment to privacy makes him appear noble but ignores the bigger problem. the business model relies on tracking what they do. mcnamee is currently promoting his book, waking up to the facebook catastrophe. >>> new details about a dangerous situation at oakland international airport. a man is in custody after deputies say he showed up at the airport with a knife yesterday morning. they say 27-year-old ruiz planned to stab an officer and then wantedieto shoot and kill him. a deputy approached ruiz after airport surveillance workers found him acting suspiciously. seconds later ruiz picks it back up and that deputy, you see video, calls for backup. >> they used a strategic approach to approach the man from all sides. that way we

reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. we want to get to breaking news just coming in from kenya where four americans and a local pilot died in a helicopter crash. happened overnight on an island in lake tur kana located in the northern part of the country. the ubs 'em bass a named three of the four americans killed. they are anders asher, josiah burke, brandon how staper and kyle john ford i. hometo released. >>> the latest group to sue to block the release of previously confidential personnel records of members. senate bill took affect january 1st and makes things available to the public. they pertain to police misconduct, including excessive force by officers and criminal con dung. the p.o.a. is seeking a court order barring the city from releasing that information. they become the latest police officers union in the state to sue to keep the records confidence ziefrng in the east bay, details on priests accused of sex abuse. reverend alexander castillo was placed on administrative leave the end of january. he served in

. >> matt keller is live in los altos. hi, matt.g jessica and reggie. pg&e workers are working here on holt avenue in theal tomeuter l. usme w s outage was caused by an emergency issue but estimate the power will be back on by 9:00 this morning. be careful out there. a tree came down across the off ramp of southbound 280 at page mill and palo alto. crews had to cut up a tree to remove it. a lot of rain in the area at the time. take a look at the rain in the santa cruz mountains. it was coming down in scotts valley pretty hard. this includes highway 17. drivers dealing with a wind advisory until 4:00 this afternoon. winds at 20 to 35 miles per hour with gusts reaching 50 to 60 miles per hour at the highest peaks and ridges. i'm going to put my microphone next to the storm drain. you can see how much water is coming down. a stream here. the downpours intense here over the last hour or so. so, of course, be careful on the roads. you'll see a lot of water out there. reporting live in los altos, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, matt.

if you'd like that information, find it on abc7news.com. >>> in albany, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> it's expensive all over the bay area. there are big differences in teachers salaries around the area. david louie has that part of our coverage from san jose. >> teachers have been wearing red on fridays to show solidarity with striking teachers in oakland. these are photos from the san jose teachers association facebook page. they've had to strike twice in the 1980s. it describes the relationship with the san jose unified school district. >> we're a partnership. >> as a result of past negotiations, the teachers association has access to the district's books and more. >> assigned a predetermined percentage of the district's unrestricted ongoing revenue to teacher salaries an benefits. >> those of that was groundbreaking. >> it was the first of its kind in california. >> that number is 38% for the district's 1200 teachers. compared to oakland teachers, starting pay is almost $8500 higher. $16,000 higher for average pay. over 13,000 higher at the top pay scale. because of how the state

. >> matt keller is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: good morning.oss police looking for more information on the case and the suspect after he was taken here to jail after his arrest. take a look at the suspect. his name is mark veregge. he's from mendocino. how did they get him? he was caught on a surveillance camera. between february 15th and march 5th. he committed several acts of indi incei indecent exposure. both times the suspect knocked on the door, looked through a window and fled the scene. the third time, he was caught on camera wearing a dress as he approached a home. he knocked on the front door. our media partner the mercury news says he's in jail on $50,000 bail last night. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. it's 4:29. if you're just waking up, good morning. here's what's happening with your weather and mike nicco. >> as promised, a few areas of light rain. middle field road heading into east palo alto. campus drive across the dumbarton bridge. towards warm springs boulevard and 680 and 880 through

matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. new details about a dangerous situation at oakland international airport. a man is in custody after deputies say he showed up to the airport with a knife. >> he planned to stab anster and wanted them to shoot and kill him. >> pacing back and forth and peeking inside the two vehicles at 845 a.m., the suspect had one goal in mind according to officials. >> he spontaneously explained to the deputies that he had arrived at the airport with the specific intent of stabbing a police officer and that he was intent on killing one of us. >> after one oakland airport surveillance video personnel found the man suspicious, the woman deputy approached ruiz on the sidewalk of terminal 1. >> she was able to get the man to come toward her. he initially then dropped the knife and put it on the ground. >> seconds later, the suspect can be seen changing his mind and picking up the knife. in that moment, the deputy called for backup. >> at that point they used a strategic approach to approach the man from

. >> abc 7 news reporter matt keller is monitoring the situation live for us in the south bay bureau. hi, matt. >> hi, jessica. this march was held in a wealthy part of the city, east sacramento. the protesters sending a message to residents. >> the people who make decision in this city live in this neighborhood. >> this protest was one of many following the announcement the sacramento district attorney would not file charges against officers who fatally shot stephon clark in 2016. the officers said they thought the 22-year-old held a gun but it was a cell phone. about two hours into the demonstration, police officers ordered them to disperse. they made 80 arrests most for unlawful assembly. >> they come into our back yards and call us criminals. we're here in your backyard today. right? we're in the backyard. we are in the streets. >> the sacramento bee reports three clergy members handcuffed along with a reporter covering the demonstration. the reporter was released after about an hour. the sacramento mayor questioned in a text message but said he would wait for more information bef

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in mountain view, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> and suddenly a little glimmer of hope. commissioner of the world surf league says swells are developing that could meet the requirements to hold the event. organizers say that they will be closely monitoring the conditions between now and next tuesday. the waves need to be consistently a minimum of 25 feet for this competition to get the demean lighgreen light. they would get a 24 hour notice to get here for the competition. the window who hold the echbtsd close event closes march 31. so time is running out. >>> golden gate park will seem more like jurassic park for a few weeks. we know that guy. that is a t-rex. it is part of a six week exhibit called dino days. visitors will be able to see full size mechanical dinosaurs in action. they are not real. there is also a fossil dig and games for kids. dino days starts friday and goes extinct on may 5th. >> wonder what the weather will be like now that spring has sprung. >>> it looks like we're going into a dry break. but it won't last very long. here is a look at live doppler

reporting live in los altos, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. you can download the abc 7 news app to track the weather on the go. you can "access live" doppler 7 and customize the app to get the forecast where you live. >>> tensions running high in sacramento after the attorney general of california decided not to charge police officers in the death of stephon clark. >> last night, police took out batons when confronting protesters at a city council meeting. >> i need you all to please, please put your batons down. you are traumatizing them. >> public comment quickly devolved into chaos at that meeting. the outcry has been ongoing since saturday when the sacramento district attorney cleared two officers who shot and killed 22-year-old stephon clark last march. the outrage increased on monday when sacramento police arrested 84 people in a freeway overpass at the end of a peaceful march. >> we have to do better than this and do it in such a way that removes the officers who still remain on duty in our communities. we don't want to -- >> sacramento

matt keller joining us live at san jose city hall with what's next. matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. the people living at hope village have 11 days before they may have to move again. the next step is san francisco city council. >> the biggest fear of my future is the 30th because i'm not sure where we're going to go. >> 17 adults lived at hope village at hope drive in san jose for six months. a fence, tents, common areas and bathrooms. they found 4,000 homeless in san jose, 74% unsheltered. 17 hope villagers feel their encampment is their last hope. >> you don't know where you are. 4,785 or 4? are you going to call me soon? are we going to be out of this situation soon? this is >> san jose mayor sam liccardo never argued for sanctioned encampments. moving from one site to another in the city is not a long-term solution. the city council will discuss the topic march 26th. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. finding solutions to homeless is one solution in building a better bay area series. join with hashtag

reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt.w marks the first anniversary of a deadly attack at a napa county veterans home that left three women dead. the three were killed on march 9th, 2018. a former resident of the path bay home in yountville hoped fire that day and -- opened fire that day and killed the women. by the way,th p.home never reopened after the tragic shooting last year. >>> b.a.r.t. service is expected to be back to normal after passengers faced major delays during the evening commute. a locked axle on a b.a.r.t. car caused a train to stop between the south hayward and fremont stations last night. all passengers were told to get off the train. this is a photo that was tweeted to us by a viewer. you can see sparks and also smoke underneath the train as crews tried to move it. as a result of all this, trains were forced to single track causing the major delays. >>> in the east bay, a go fund me page has been set up to help a livermore man nearly killed crossing the street. >> tdriver is still out there while the d

matt keller at stanford university, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, matt. we want to show you a look at the nine college coaches accused of attempting bribes. this is stanford sailing coach, john zand more. the university fired him before he pleaded guilty yesterday. court records show in 2017 william singer paid stanford's sailing team account more than $600,000 to get two recruits into the school. in at least one of the cases, a false profile was created. universities are responding. you can head to abc7news.com for the latest on the story or download the abc 7 news app. >>> governor gavin newsom will announce he's suspended the death penalty in california. he will reprieve more than 700 condemned inmates at san kwent in's death row. he will call for the immediate shutdown of the execution chamber. the last execution was in 2006. in prepared remarks he calls it inconsistent with our bedrock values. experts say the decision may be a financial one as much as a moral one. >> running the mechanism of death, whether it's the prisons, death row itself, whether

. >> reporter matt keller is live for us in san jose. matt?> reporter: jessica, san jose police are still looking for information on this case and also on the suspect who was taken to the santa clara county jail after his arrest earlier this week. take a look at his photo. this is a booking photo of him. mark veregge. he's listed as being from mi mendocino. between february 15th and march 5th. he committed several acts of indecent exposure. in two incidents, he was captured walking naked to a home on moeadowlands lane. the third time he was caught on camera wearing a dress as he approached a home. they say he knocked on the front door, exposed himself and then fled the scene. our media partner, the mercury news says he was listed as being in jail last night on $50,000 bail. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. b.a.r.t. service expected to be back to normal after passengers faced major delays yesterday in the evening commute. a locked axle on a b.a.r.t. car caused a train to stop between the south hayward and

in redwood city, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> a chance encounter reunited a former firefighter in the bai with a child he saved more than a decade ago. chris thorpe recently spotted a teenager of a 4-year-old boy he rescued from a fiery accident. thorpe approached the teen and discovered his hunch was correct. now 17 years old, christian's mother was among the five people that died in the car accident. he suffered burns on most of his body and lost an arm and leg. thorpe happened to have his gold medal of valor that he received for the rescue and he gave it to christian and said he's fought tremendous battles and is a true warrior. >> he is. >>> it's almost daylight saving time, not savings time. >> although you'll hear that a lot. the little things you need to know about the upcoming time change this weekend. >>> i'm spencer christian, clouds are getting to take care of yourself. but nature's bounty has innovative ways to help you maintain balance and help keep you active and well-rested. because hey, tomorrow's coming up fast. nature's bounty. because you're better off healthy. tto

. >> reporter matt keller is live for us in san jose this morning. >> matt? >> reggie, san jose police say they've started patrols in the thousand oaks neighborhood after this homicide. so far, no arrest has been announced. >> it's scary. it's scary for all of us. it's pretty safe neighborhood. hardly any crime around. >> yeah. >> disturbing. >> sources tell abc 7. san jose police have a person of interest for the murder of larson. the mother of two adult children was found in her home on thursday. that afternoon, larson hadn't come to work or a co-worker called the victim's son. two came to the house and locked the door. found her body in the bedroom. >> all the neighbors feel the same way. just sadness and sympathy for the family. >> this is the kind of neighborhood people care so much for each other. >> reporter: no suspect has been identified by police. this is a seventh homicide of the year here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, matt keller. >>> thank you. san francisco's police officers association sue to block the release of previously confident

reporter matt keller is live with the details on the vote happening in a few hours. matt? >> reporter: reggie, this issue very important for teachers and other workers. the school board going to be taking that vote later today in mountain view. >> i share my two-bedroom apartment with my daughter, my son-in-law and my two grandchildren. >> that's the reality for nancy rodriguez, administrative sis tabt for the mountain view school district. she's moving her family where she can afford to house. that means err commute will take more than three hours. other teachers are shang apartments to make it work in a city where the average apartment goes for $2500 a month. they're proposing they build 144 units. in an apartment complex around the corner from the school district office. it would be for school teachers and employees. >> i'm excited about it. it creates a solution that could be replicated across the state. really, it creates a solution that retains teachers for our community to make sure that we have top notch schools. >> reporter: teachers in the district have a startin

i'm matt keller. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> hi, everyone. high clouds coming into the forecast right now. with live doppler 7, you can see it's spilling across parts of the san francisco bay and east bay. you can see that here with this live shot. we'll see mostly sunny conditions with some high clouds passing through throughout the day. here is your 12-hour planner for st. patrick's day. during the next hour, temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s. already mild by lunchtime, well into the mid-60s for many areas. another warm afternoon with well aove average temperatures, mid-70s around the bay. around the coast, mid- to upper 60s. sun sets at 7:18. enjoy the mild weather because we have rain in the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks, frances. >>> developing news on the deadly mosque attack in new zealand. the death toll from the largest terror attack in the country's history is now up to 50. officials are starting to release the bodies of the victims to their families. we're now learning about the lives cut short. here is

abc 7 news reporter matt keller has a look at the report. >> reporter: to be a super commuter, you haveo wake up super early. >> i start my day at 4:00 a.m. >> mariana perez spends three hours a day driving between her home in tracy and her home. according to a new report by apartment list, the stockton area leads the nation with the 11.2% of the workforce qualifying as super commuters. to the south in modesto, it's number 2 at 8.7%. the san francisco, oakland and hayward areas number 6 at 4.8%. but that's more than 95,000 people. san jose, sunnyvale and santa clara have 3% qualifying as super commuters. >> i don't think it affects me much because i do it every day. if you sit down and think about it, it's pretty impacting. >> of course, there's a reason why people are becoming super commuters. it's cheaper to live in the san joaquin valley. higher salaries are available in the bay area. >> why do you do it? >> the money. the money in the bay area. you got to do it. >> how does it feel to be a super commuter? >> it's okay sometimes. but a lot of times it's like you're sleepy. >> this re

matt keller is in san jose to explain. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. i checked flight aware.com, it shows 22 cancellations here. 14 of those are southwest airlines flights. now i did call the airport and i did call the airline and they have yet to get back with me. we're working to figure out why exactly the flights are canceled. weather may be a factor elsewhere. for many, the focus is on the grounding of the max 8 jets. aviation experts say airlines, mainly southwest, american and united should be able to swap out planes quickly and passengers shouldn't be terribly inconvenienced. that's because the 737 max 8 jets make up a the u.s. this was one of the last flights to take off. his flight from l.a. to oakland was intense after he discovered he was on a max 8 just before takeoff. the same type of boeing plane that crashed in ethiopia and a few months ago in indonesia. >> these two incidents happened in the first eight minutes, if we take off and have no problem the first 15, 20 minutes, i should be safe and sound. >> southwest airlines is letting peop

reporting live in los altos, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, matt. the rain is causing cal trans to postpone work on the upper deck again. crews are trying to repair extension joints on the span. one failed last month sending chunks of concrete on to the lower deck. the repair works resumes when the weather is drier. >>> it's 4:31. if you're just waking up to us, yes, it's raining and here's mike nicco. >> we'll take a look at live doppler 7. street level, on the san francisco side of the bay bridge in san francisco, folsom street to ferry street, moderate rain extends into chinatown. treasure island, euroyush ayusyu you can see on the slide, it was getting moderate rain. it's moving up a bridge way a little bit. you can see towards paradise drive and belvidere and tiburon. moderate rain right now. pleasant pleasanton, toward the sunol grade, we've got moderate to heavy rain. this is all coming at us. heaviest now as the cold front rolls through. we're not out of the woods. the heaviest is this morning. we have a chance of scattered showers at noon a

in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> president trump is changing his tune again on his gaffe whencalled tim cook tim apple. here it is in case you missed it. >> you've really put a big investment in our country. we appreciate it very much, tim apple. >> the comment happened at the white house last wednesday. cook joked about it later, changing hiss twitter name to tim apple, complete with an apple emoji. on friday president trump complained to a group of republican donors at his mar-a-lago resort about the attention the gaffe was getting. claiming he said tim cook apple quickly. the president said i quickly referred to tim plus apple as tim apple as an easy way to save time and words. the fake news was disparagingly all over this, and it became yet another bad trump story. >> okay. all right. let's focus our attention on this sparkling fantastic weather. >> it feels really good outside. >> it's going to get more spring-like later in the week. right now sunny skies as you can see on live doppler 7. we have a few clouds swinging through in the early morning hours, but overnight lows

i'm matt keller. let's start with a quick look at your weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. good morning, frances. >> good morning, matt. good morning, everyone. expect another gorgeous day with temperatures well above average today, but we're dealing with a few more high clouds this morning as you can see over live doppler 7 and the satellite image. in fact, limited visibility in petaluma, down to a fourth of a mile. seven miles at sfo and half moon bay, elsewhere it's clear. here's the 12-hour planner for st. patrick's day, sunrise at 7:17, temperatures in the 40s. mostly sunny and mild by lunchtime we'll be in the mid-60s in many areas and still a warm afternoon above average, so mid-70s in the inland areas, low 70s around the bay and mid-to-upper 60s at the coast. we'll see some increasing clouds tonight. sun sets at 7:18. and some changes with some rain in the forecast in the accuweather seven-day forecast, and that's coming up soon. matt? >> thanks, frances. >>> developing news on the de

i'm matt keller. details about a crash involving a bicyclist in san francisco. causing the bicyclist to swerve into traffic will not face charges. tess rothstein was killed earlier this month. attorneys do not expect charges to be filed against the driver because the state statute for vehicular manslaughter requires a person to be driving a vehicle. in this case, the driver was parked. that driver spoke exclusively to abc7 news. she says she's been heartbroken since the accident. >>> happening today, the irish cultural center in san francisco will host its annual st. patrick's day block party. there will be live music, dancing, food, drinks and plenty of activities for the entire family. the block party will be at 45th avenue near great highway and runs from 11:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. now it's time to check in with frances, see how the weather's going to be today. >> it will be gorgeous, matt, for st. patrick's day, but with live doppler 7 satellite image, we are picking up more high clouds through the north bay and spilling through san francisco right now

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i'm matt keller from abc 7 mornings.nner. it's going to be really nice out there except for the allergens. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s at the coast. a little bit of a sea breeze. low to mid-70s for the rest of us. a good chance of rain and thunderstorms wednesday. >> taking a look at the roads. definitely have a lot of heavy traffic out there. it is feeling like a monday. our lens is not exactly clear here, but we've got a lot of heavy traffic on southbound 068 through the walnut creek stretch. no incidents, just usual congestion. very heavy here as well, westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze. 48 minutes in the yell across the bay bridge. >> thanks, alexis. coming up, spring cleanup, helping you refresh your closet for the new season. another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join us for abc 7 mornings weekdays from 4:30 to 7:00. news continues now with "good morning america." my name is jedda and my favorite thing about the grilled chicken club is the multigrain bun. it's toa

. >> matt keller is live in santa clara county. matt?and reggie. we're in sunnyvale right now. we just got on 101. we're headed to one of the worst bay area.pots here in all of th- i have advice for you. if you are going to commute this morning, leave now. it's great at 4:30 in the morning. look at this. no traffic out there. do have t. just checking the chp website and it shows that there are a couple of accidents popping up now in the south bay area. in the san jose area. no real major issues right now. in the santa cruz mountains, dangerous driving conditions. the rain isn't coming down that hard. but it is foggy. people have to be carefu driving on highway 17. chp is keeping an eye on drivers making sure they're driving safely and checking the chp website on 17 up in the santa cruz mountains. no major issues. althou although, there is a crash on 17 in san jose near camden avenue. that's around the campbell area. i checked the pg&e outage map, it shows a handful of outages. nothing major. with the rain intensifying, of course, that ca

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 afte

in san jose, matt keller, abc7 news. >> we reached out to stanford today about this case. even though veregge is listed as a lecturer on stanford's website the school says he hasn't worked there since july of 2017. >>> san ramon school valley district official and the teachers union are back at the bargaining table right now. they resumed negotiations at 1:30 this afternoon. today's session follows talks that lasted more than 13 hours on wednesday. they reached agreement on 11 issues, including a pay raise. however, several key issues remain including class sizes and the numbers of nurses libraryians and counsellors. 98% of the district's 1600 teachers voted last week to authorize a strike if a deal can't be reached. >>> tomorrow marks the first an versare -- anniversaryiversaryir home, a residential program for traumatized veterans. he was kicked out of the facility a month before the shooting. a ceremony will be held tomorrow for the victims. it begins at noon at veteran's memorial bay park in yountville. >>> the battle over tech and the presidential candidate who wants

. >> reporter matt keller is live for us at mont serino with conditions out jessica. in dark monte serene owe. we have a pg&e outage. you can see the pg&e truck who just got here. it's raining a little bit. let me switch it around. there we go. i had the opposite cameras going. you can see the pg&e truck in front of us. they're trying to get the outage worked out here. you've got seven customers without power in the area that went out about 1:30. they're hoping to have the lights back on by 7:30. the weather an issue everywhere you go. in the south bay. your day, of course, could be starting out worse. this pickup truck ended up on its roof before the camden avenue exit. chp said the driver was heading from highway 85. lost control at the center divider an ended up being flipped over in the middle of the highway. it was raining at the time of the crash. get this, though. the driver is okay. he's not hurt.lockg off lanes. they are waiting for a tow truck to get that cleared out. the lesson. take it slow. the roads are slick. you don't want to end up on the news this mo

i'm matt keller. at your weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. good morning, frances. >> good morning, matt. good morning, everyone. expect another gorgeous day with temperatures well above average today, but we're dealing with a few more high clouds this morning as you can see over live doppler 7 and the satellite image. in fact, limited visibility in petaluma, down to a fourth of a mile. seven miles at sfo and half moon bay, elsewhere it's clear. here's the 12-hour planner for st. patrick's day, sunrise at 7:17, temperatures in the 40s. mostly sunny and mild by lunchtime we'll be in the mid-60s in many areas and still a warm afternoon above average, so mid-70s in the inland