noon you can see how quickly sit a scattered light shower and from noon to action nothing but a few clouds and overnight it is clearing. tomorrow the temperatures are a lot like today and wednesday are a couple of degrees warmer and thursday, friday, saturday and sunday mid-80's to 90's inland to mid-80's around the bay and 70's at the coast. we have a report of an accident at highway one with a pg&e truck. you are in good shape approaching highway 84. across to the east bay southbound 880 before you come up to highway 92 we have a your that is blocking no lines and it is push the to -- pushed to the shoulder creating pressure from castro valley at 33 miles per hour is the top speed. westbound 80 a save headlights more like a river because of the rain. very busy. 20 minutes gets you from highway 4 to the maze. >> 6:20. and we are joined with a look at what is ahead on "good morning america" next. >> dramatic moments on one the landon's popular hotspots when a hi. i'm henry wi and i'm here to tell homeowners that are 62 and older about a great way to live a better retirement. it's called a

he feels like he's going to be wrapping up by noon time.about the consent order, irin, so obviously that's not going to be confirmed for him to move forward. that's not go to happen. so he's going to stop here coming up in about 18 minutes. >> right. and he could keep going for another hour and get it closer to 24 hours. it would be just another ounce of symbolism on top of what he had already done. now, that means that john mccain and others will be able to speak during the next hour, and i think you're going to see a giant pile-on on top of ted cruz. >> irin, let me ask you about that as ryan points out, a giant pile-on. do you think that's what mccain is coming out to do with guns blazing for ted cruz? >> mccain has made no secret of his disdain for ted cruz. ted cruz has a talent for alienating his colleagues and his peers. again, this today is not about defunding obama care, it's about ted cruz. it's about establishing ted cruz as a conservative star at the expense of all of his other colleagues, most of whom in the republican senate c

. >> new at noon, the navy announcing three major changes to security clearances. when you learned new details about what is not in the background checks for the navy yard shooter. john gonzales has details. now believe the washington navy yard shooter lied about a previous arrest and failed to disclose houses of dollars in debt when he applied for secured clearance. this at -- as navy officials are preventing changes deuce security clearance features. they are usually opposed to making changes this quickly. with traffic tickets, this might help page with this particular suspect he shot at someone's tires before he applied for the navy. >> they want each investigative report to be tailored to the subject being cut just -- being checked. it would require senior level individuality on all evaluations, including fitness reports. >> the security manager in werge of the navy yard and are asking should you be rick -- held as possible? violent outbursts and problems of guns were omitted from his screening, and they haven't dated they missed a lot of things -- they have ad

we are expecting that vote to come before noon. thank you. >> negotiations between bart and the unions are done for this week without were progress the union members tell abc7 news that bart walked out of negotiations last night and will only meet on a five the remaining 22 daze before the end of the cooling off per. bart officials say they ready to meet at any time the mediator calls temperature to the table according to bart, the unions most recent offer costs $150 million next four years and the union is asking for 13.5 percent increase over a three year contract. negotiating sessions are scheduled monday and wednesday with both unions and next tuesday with one of the unions with talks scheduled monday and wednesday of the following week and monday and tuesday the week after that only one union can meet with bart october 9, the day before the 60 day cooling-off period ends and bart workers could go back on strike again. regulators are poised to step into the taxi industry and online ride sharing services. there will be a vote wh

an extensive investigation is underway this noon. three people are dead after an accident following a police pursuit. wjz has been on the scene all morning. mike schuh is live with the latest on the two vehicle crash that shut down york road for hours. mike. >> reporter: good afternoon everyone. police are very concerned about what happened here at northern parkway and york road after three people died following an attempted traffic stop in which the suspects fled. >> this is what a neighbor sees when he walks out the front door. both cars on fire, paramedics trying to pull a woman of the burning jeep. >> and that's when the whole scene unfolded. everything was like on fire. >> that crumpled ball is a honda. >> the officers followed the vehicle for some time, which got them to the intersection of northern parkway and york. >> and it's here the honda north on york broadsides this jeep. >> and they are also working on the jeep. they have like a crowbar to open the door because they couldn't get the door open and then the paramedics cam

city officials got word of this break about noon friday. the sewage overflow was estimated at 50 gallons per minute. contractors on site did not speak to us on camera, nor did the city. regarding possible cause... a public works spokesman referred us to d-p-w's bureau head's interview wednesday on fox45 morning news. rudolph chow, department of public works: "we have fats, oils, grease problem. we have roots intrusion through these clay pipes. now, on top of it, we have to deal with wipes. all these things can complicate and then combine, eventually form--it gets larger and larger. eventually, it'll clog up the sewer line." so, d-p-w says aging infrastructure... is at play here. spokesman kurt kocher says this is just another example of why the city is spending over a billion dollars to rehab and replace old sewer mains. that stream taking on the sewage is a tributary to the gwynns falls. paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. tonight, we're told that crews have now stopped the flow of sewage in that area..... they estimate the broken pipe was mo

this is the noon time.o warm. 70s around the bay. 80s for inland cities. i will a detailed look for afternoon highs and a warmup coming our way. good morning, sal. >> good morning, rosemary. right now we are looking at the commute. there is a little bit of a backup already. you didn't think that backups would go away, did you? you may have been wrong about that. the toll plaza is exactly the same. the bridge is different. the metering lights will go on at 6:00. we're suspecting that they will go on at about the same time. this will be the new view from now on. westbound traffic looks good. a little crowded on the span. i would say it's nice into the city. no problems on the other side. i was going to say no problems on the lower deck. that only applies to half of the bring now. let's go look at public transportation. bart and muni are starting on time. >> drivers can official go on the new span of the bay bridge. we have team coverage of the opening this morning. >> let's check in with pam cook who is live

minor drizzle and 61 at the bay but clouds are gone by noon and 74 at 4:00.nd 64 during the evening the inland, mostly cloudy conditions and temperatures are warmer than yesterday and sunny and 74 at noon and 82 below average at 4:00 and 73. because the marine layer has a lot of dry air on top of it it will be sunny at the coast after the noon hours with temperatures hanging out in the mid-to-upper 60's. leyla gulen? >> the sig-alert is now on southbound 880 south of highway 84 toward thornton and it is causing bumper-to-bumper traffic. the top speed before you get to highway 84 is 11 miles per hour and this is blocking two lanes involving an overturned vehicle, an s.u.v. power outage and westbound 24 is packed. >> developing news, a man is in custody this morning after leading police on a chase and crashing into a woman in another car sending her to the hospital. it started in san leandro at 11:15 at southland dough street and 100th avenue. police officers pulleddest driver and he sped away and the driver made it to oakland before slamming into another car a

noon, a plan that could change prince george's county. it is not a done deal. mgm revealing its plans for a brand-new casino. live at national harbor where the news conference just wrapped up. a done is the key, not deal yet. still three companies fighting for the license to potentially put a casino on this property on national harbor that would have a similar view to what is behind you. here is a look at the video presentation. trying to take a proactive stance and put out an image of what the casino would look like as they continue to make the investment into convincing them to give them the licensing. it would likely be made by the end of the year. as far as size, one millions were put casino when you add in the parking am a which will be underground or in closed. you would not see any of that. talking about 1.7 million square feet. if you compare that to signature properties in las vegas, the bellagio, about twice the size. they said the difference is the bellagio is a 4000 room hotel, and a hotel with this project will be a 10th of that size, 400 rooms. no

a portion of the bicycle and pedestrian path will open to the public at noon and an organized bicycle ride on the new bicycle path is scheduled for 6:00 this evening the crews need to demolish a portion of the old span in order to build and connect the rest of the bicycle path to yerba buena island which will extend two miles between oakland and the island. we will have were more on this historic morning on the new spokesman and how the first commute is shaping up through the morning and we want to know way thing of the new bay bridge. >> other news, to the south bay, the search is continuing for the hit-and-run driver would left two women dead. carmen zavala and christina de leon were killed yesterday morning in san jose. abc7 news reporter matt keller joints us why the women's families say more could be done to prevent the damage didn't ought candles of flowing at the site where two women were killed 24 hours ago. police are still looking for the hit-and-run driver. the families of the victims, carmen zavala and christina de leon, gathered at the site. they were killed when a silver

we have poor air quality through noon friday in tuolumne county because of the spoke.reck flood -- red nag warning including tahoe with temperatures at 74 degrees and wins up to 45 to 65. 87 in sacramento and 90 with sunshine if los angeles today. leyla gulen? >> we have a new crash reported on the nimitz southbound 880. it is blocking a lane causing delays and we go back to the sunol grade northbound 680 we have a four car crash that is not blocking a lane but all the traffic is in the southbound direction and further down 101 in the northbound direction 27 miles per hour but we have this overturned vehicle northbound 101 as you make it into san jose with more traffic awaiting you up ahead. >> something looks different on yahoo's website: the new logo unveiled last night, the company says they want add logo that was whimsical and purple that embraced the revolution. far from drastic redesign it is the first redesign since the company launched 18 years ago. the logo is called stark and sensible and someone says it looks like it was created from the 1990's. what do you

driving this morning i noticed we almost have a full moon. >> harvest noon, maybe?t: pretty cool. there will not be clouds tonight. you can see a few clouds but otherwise we we have high pressure rolling in while we were sleeping and it will calm the water over the bay and the delta below small craft advisory is the thinking right now but over the ocean in the beaches, still, wind at 15- to 25-knots and that starts at noon through 9:00 this evening, so, small craft advisory. there are a few high clouds rolling through, beautiful as they are, and the sun is about to come up the when it does, we will have a lot sunshine and warmer and calmer conditions and cool overnight and maybe not the 40's we felt this morning but back in the 50's in most of the neighbors with a weak system for friday night into saturday morning. wet weather maker of the season for some of us. from sutro this morning, we will tack about our 24 hour temperature change, three degrees warmer in santa rosa, and nine in concord and 11 in fremont. those are the big jumps in temperature today. because of

we will see sunshine quicker but temperatures are still cooler-than-average from 67 at noon to 70 at 4:00 and 64 at 7:00. next telephone hours, our thickest drizzle is in the in the bay and today we could get 100, and 73 at noon and more sunshine in the north bay and 81 at 4:00 and 72 at 7:00, and clouds are stubborn at the coast with drizzle and dry by noon and we will hang out in the low-to-mid 60's. >> we have a few crashes, one is causing the most delays is the one in the east bay southbound 880 with two cars involveed and one to three lanes and possibly throw lanes blocked but if the red is any indication three lanes could be blocked. so bumper-to-bumper traffic. in san jose northbound along 101 at the expressway another crash has caused quite a bit of slowing. the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights are on and everyone but the car pool lanes are backing up from the maze. >> happening today, bargain hunters are already lining up at a new nordstrom rack in pleasanton hill but neighbors worry it will make a bad traffic situation worse and now that story. >> there are peopl

right at high noon, temperatures only in the low 80s. yesterday at noon we had 89 degrees in places like livermore, san jose about 81 as you break for lunch. comfortable day in the city by the bay, but those days are numbered. we're going to see cooler weather as we head into tomorrow and the end of the week. 93 degrees for livermore, 87 in santa teresa, about 85 in the heat of the day in san jose. highs are coming in at 3:30 in the afternoon. san francisco is going to be delightful between about noon and 4:00, you're going to get a lot of sunshine, then the fog will roll back in. so here's where we're headed. temperatures drop from mid-90s back to average, wednesday into thursday. temperatures will feel a lot more comfortable. a warm-up friday through saturday, then sunday and monday just six days until fall when we hit next monday. temperatures are going to start to drop off. so, get it while it's warm. back to you, jon and laura. >> we shall. thank you very much. the senate judiciary committee opening hearings that could lead to the f

at noon, as we mentioned, that key house foreign affairs committee. that one is open, and that's secretary kerry, secretary hagel, and again chairman of the joint chiefs, general martin dempsey. so top administration officials here going back and forth between the chambers making their case trying to get everyone on board. >> this is what legislators go to capitol hill to do, paul. thank you so much. let's go back now to stockholm sweden with mike. we got the signal back up. that's good. the president certainly made a lot of news in this joint press conference earlier today. take it away, mike. >> reporter: right. you said it before, richelle. this was supposed to be all about smiles and ceremonies. there are dinners and ceremonial visits, wreath-laying, things of that nature. the first president to have a bilateral visit to sweden, but it was the press conference with the prime minister here where president obama was inevitably asked by an american reporter and swedish reporter about the situation in syria, his policy of an aggressive military stance

coming up next on abc 7 news at noon. jacqui will be back with a final look at your weekend forecast. it is a great one. >> coming up tonight on abc's woman whoory about a got pregnant and just at seven weeks pregnant lost a baby after her boyfriend and the father of the baby switch her medication without her knowledge. a story you will want to see, that will be followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. a twitter exchange between a politician and a stripper is raising eyebrows this afternoon. the exotic dancer revealing a conversation she had with new jersey mayork, new cory brooker. gonzalez has the story. >> he is the mayor of newark, new jersey and they headed for senate. she is a stripper at the first the instructor in the world. the twitter conversation between this pair is sparking controversy. >> interest in things like that. ess picturesd topl of herself on social media and first tweeted to him during superstorm sandy. >> eva were displaced from their -- people were displaced from their home, i said i have a place to stay.

. >>> still to come on wjz eyewitness news at noon, wrapping up. the dramatic closing arguments in the michael jackson wrongful death trial. >>> first of its kind investigation. federal transportation officials are following the asiana airline crash. >>> a mostly sunny afternoon. marty is updated our first warning weather forecast. >>> complete coverage continues with don scott, jessica kartalija and first warning weather with marty bass and meteorologist tim williams. it's wjz, maryland's news station. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is partly sunny, 70 degrees here in central maryland right now. your complete first warning weather forecast is coming up. >>> did asiana do it all could for passengers and their families after this summer's deadly plane crash. federal transportation officials are waiting to see. they're investigating to see whether the airlines met their obligations of the families. three people died, dozens were injured when flight 214 clipped a seawall landing july 6th at san francisco international airport. >>> the michael jackson wrong

bayside, sunny, at noon still mostly cloudy on the ocean beach side.ver, you want that sunshine for america's cup. a look at the forecast coming up. today's highs it works like this. expecting 86 in livermore, 85 for fair field and so not quite that warm in your inland cities. we'll see 70s around the bay and 67 in san francisco. >> we're looking toward the decline if you look toward the commute, the direction of the orientation, westbound with the headlights and a lot more coming off of that high rise. a smooth drive across the san mateo bridge. we'll look at the maps. we do have a little blip, that yellow going east. no slowing, might be lighter traffic. as you pass sfo reports of a minor crash. all the activity in the slow lane so one car was involved that car was swerving before he that. we don't see slowing but the flashing lights will be a distraction. fog and mist and slick rods for folks out or into the north bay there is limited visibility. in the south bay traffic moves we'll look at 101, just picking up the volume action we've seen a big inc

passing clouds the day planner the next 12 hours, 54 degrees and 68 at noon and check out the mid-70's at the breezes taper. grab a coat for the evening, 66 kegs and day planner inland in the 40's in the north bay and a lot of 40's in the east bay valley and everyone else is in the 50's and sunny and low 70's at noon and pushing 80 at 4:00 and mild, 72. at the cost it will be the brightest and warmest day this week. 52 this morning but hang out in the upper 50's for the better part of the afternoon and not is breezy. >> it was quiet and it got busy in san jose with a five-car crash along 101 at the expressway in the northbound direction. southbound side is still clear but you could see spectator slowing in that area. we have more on that in a little bit. across the bridges, golden gate bridge is eight minutes, and across the bay bridge, that is wide open at 10 minutes and the san mateo bridge is 15 minutes and from our emeryville camera you can see the traffic is running well but it is busy. >> the father of man accused of fatally stabbing a dodgers fan claims his son acted in self-de

by noon we're still holding to the rain chances. by 4:00 p.m.t of the rain will be out headed over to the east. >> the highs today will be cooler and breezier. 77 degrees for mountain view and low 80s for santa clara. the east bay is looking at the temperatures to be more cooler. livermore will have a high of 94 degrees. low 80s for antioch. 69 degrees for castro valley. the north bay is also looking pretty good. we will talk about the oakland a's forecast. you can expect a sprinkle at the start of 7 of 5:00 p.m.. >> we have showers arrive and then they will be pretty light in nature. sunday it will be dry. >> we are the following problems at the bay bridge toll plaza. it was a two car crash. just two minutes ago the meter and lights were activated. you are starting to see a battle for everyone. a 80 is still looking pretty good one should make your way past the meter and lights up the track is still heavy. the san mateo bridge is always a good auction recor--the southboy quiet at this hour and the fog is not a factor. i do what i take it over t

>>> now at noon breaking news, san francisco 49er aldden smith involved in a car crash, the serious legal trouble he is now facing. >>> a first look at the cars now being used for training if bart has to go to a plan b in the event of another strike. >>> the bay area rush for new iphones but not every 1 got what they came for. why some left empty-handed. >> ktvu channel two news starts right now. with breaking news. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, a car crash leaves a popular san francisco 49er in legal trouble again. following breaking news in the south bay where authorities arrested aldden smith this morning, robert honda is live where the neighborhood occurred. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, tory. we are on bentley ridge drive, where san jose police say the accident occurred. with the permission of the homeowner we can show you the accident scene here where there is still evidence of the single car collision. police say smith was the driver and the only occupant in the accident that took place at 7:00 this morning. the homeowner says the driver hit a tree and then hit the cu

inland we have high clouds and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's and sunny at noon and 70 but only mid-70's below a by ten degrees, and cooler here and you will need a coat in the evening hours. >> a sig-alert eastbound 80 with several times in the spot and possibly blocking westbound traffic. we are not seeing any delays. that could change soon. as we head back into oakland, southbound, along the nimitz, we have a report of about ten vehicles over to the shoulder with flat tires, one of which is leaking fuel. we will look at our waze app and there was a your accident so we are trying to get clarification with a look outside and the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights have been turned on and it is looking busy from emeryville to san francisco. >> it is 6:02. from east palo alto police want to find the people who opened fire on a car a few hours ago, two people want to the hospital with downtown shot wounds to their aways after being shot just before 1:30 this morning it happened on university avenue near michigan avenue. police believe two or three people in a white newer mod

>>> now at noon -- high schoolers being questioned by police. why they are believed to be persons of interest in the beating of a pleasanton man that left him in a coma. >>> an innocent driver is dead. two teenagers are in custody after a deadly crash in oakland. what police say the teens were doing just before the collision. >>> and a group of parents now suing facebook. why they claim the social media giant is ignoring california law. >>> good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. a crash in oakland leaves an elderly man dead. police say he was hit by two teenagers trying to make a getaway after a shooting. ktvu's alex savidge has more. >> reporter: the force of the crash flipped this subaru station wagon on its roof. the 75-year-old man behind the wheel of the car was killed. police say he was broadsided by this red suv at the intersection of church and bancroft, next to eastmont mall. the suv was carrying two 17- year-old boys who police say were on the run suspected in a shooting just minutes earlier. officers heard gunfire around 10:00 last night

today's demonstrations begin the 1:00 at the hub and noon at biofuel oasis in berkeley and at noon insco. >>> also happening today, san francisco will celebrate the u.n.'s enter -- international day of peace. it kicks off at noon at the u.n. plaza. it will feature art tests and speakers and music. they will hold a general assembly to commemorate the second anniversary of the occupy movement. >>> police have arrested members of a notorious street gang who they say ran a dogfighting ring in san francisco. investigators confiscated the video. vic lee has it. >> the video is too violent and disturbing to show in its entirety. two pit bulls are fighting as their owners and bystanders provoke them to fight harder. the inspector syl verse is with the gang task force. slapped and punched and yelled at and they fight pretty viciously for about five minutes. the video cuts off. >> police believe this dogfight happened in march at the hunters view housing development. they arrested three men who police say are documented members of the west mob gang. >> robberies, murders, they have been burglar

>>> now at noon a gun battle in a normally quiet peninsula neighborhood, why a family says the man opened fire on home invation suspects. >> i have no doubt that chemical weapons have been used. >> senator dianne feinstein talks about the evidence she has seen that warrants military action in syria. >>> it has been burning for nearly three weeks, the illegal acts authorities say sparked the rim fire near yosemite. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell. we begin with the cause of the massive rim fire, still burning near yosemite national park, u.s. forest service investigators say the fire began when a hunter's illegal campfire got out of control. they say that despite rumors to the contrary there is no indication the hunter was involved with illegal marijuana growing and no cultivation sites were found near the oar gin of the fire, the hunter has not been arrest and investigators are not releasing his name. the rim fire has burned more than 2 37,000 acres, it is 80% contained but not expected to be f

bridge and car traffic can get across but working on the bicycle path which is expected to open at noon tomorrow. among all the work, they will pause today for a ceremony to mark the historic occasion. >> this will be a ceremonial chain cutting at the toll plaza followed by a procession of historic cars. >> people of note and dignitaries are add as we speak. there will be a special guest. >> the special guest is being kept a secret so that will be a surprise. after the ceremony they are expected to announce the opening time. right now it is set for 5:00 tomorrow morning but we will find out today if they will be able to push that up a bit. as of right now the official word is they are sticking to the tuesday morning deadline they have set for themselves. drivers should plan accordingly. stay tuned on this. we will let you know if that changes. >> lot of excitement. four people driving on this holiday, the last day they will endorse heavy traffic without the bay bridge. the closure will be felt on roads and streets leading to the alternate routes and doyle drive was bumper-to-bumper traf

>>> now at noon, outrage and sadness after a mother is killed while sunbathing in a san francisco park. we have new information on the city worker suspected in the deadly hit-and-run. >>> extensive damage after a fire destroyed business, cars and a home in martinez, how it is believed started and what firefighters say kept them from getting there faster. >>> plus more possible buying for pg&e, the special hearing after the utility admitted to core recordkeeping. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >> good afternoon, i am tori campbell, just over an hour ago san francisco police released the name of the city employee suspected of hitting and killing a mother at a local park. ktvu's brian flores is live in san francisco with new details about the suspect and the victim. >> reporter: yeah, that information came out an hour ago, that identified the driver as thomas berrios sky, held at jail on 315,000 dollars bail and the d.a.'s office expects the case by monday. in the meantime behind me several people continue to look at this makeshift m

valley and try to make it into the south bay by 8:00 but notice, quickly, those areas cheer and by noon most of us are clear but for around san pablo the lower elevations along the coast in san francisco still dealing with plenty of cloud cover the further west you are. as we head into the afternoon it will be mostly sunny but for the coast is partly sunny. we will hurricane at how it affects the temperatures, we are down to 84 in san jose and cupertino and low-to-mid 80's for the santa clara county and a run at 90 in los gatos and gilroy. the peninsula shows around 80 for redwood city and palo alto. 76 in san mateo. only 70 in millbrae. low-to-mid 60's along the coast. 68 in south san francisco. sausalito is 71. low-to-mid 80's through the north bay valley with afternoon sunshine. low-to-mid 60's at the beaches. honk the east bay shore, we are at 75 in berkeley and 84 in castro valley so quite the microclimate and around 90 to 93 degrees with haze in the east bay valley but not so bad as it was yesterday. at&t park, 7:15 first pitch sunny and 66 and 62 by the end of the game and temper

the republicans will go behind closed doors at noon to talk over their options. this is the time to hear what they decide. >> the president came out and basically tried to lower the hammer on republicans, lower the boom and say do not do this. do not shut the government down. how is that message being received glm let's take a listen -- >> let's take a listen to the president in how he's talking to congress. >> in the next couple of days these republicans will have to decide whether to union the senate and to join the senate and keep the government open, or for the sole purpose of forwarding their agenda.

temperatures by noon near 70.should be in mid and upper 70s and then a glorious autumn day tomorrow and again on friday. looks beautiful are for the weekend for outdoor activities as well. danella, how is traffic? >>> unfortunately, big delays on i-270, tom. because of an accident that has just the right lane getting by southbound expect delays this morning. aaron and eun? >> thank you, danella. that is "news 4 today." thank you for starting your day with us. >> the "today" show is next including a one-on-one interview with michael j. fox about his with michael j. fox about his big return to i was honored to serve as governor of virginia. we brought folks together in richmond to focus on creating jobs and getting results. that's the virginia way. and that's why i'm backing terry mcauliffe for governor. terry won't let ideological battles get in the way of making progress. terry will work with democrats, republicans, and independents to create jobs and move virginia forward. it's important for virginia that we elec

at noon you can see the dry air rolling in and the showers you over at 5:00 and in the edge with theow. the seven-day forecast shows temperatures the same even with more sunshine and a slight warming trend on wednesday and the winds will shift and come offshore and thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday, 80's to 90's inland. 60's and 70's at the coast. >> southbound 101 at lucky drive involving a lit and run a car was driving at 75 miles per hour and we have wet conditions. it hit a car and kept going. you are looking at slowing because the crash is still blocking one lane, northbound, up to the richmond-san rafael bridge you are in good shape. in the east bay, eastbound along highway 4 to a street we have a construction project and you can see how it is causing slowing to summersville road. westbound direction at antioch to concord, it is very slow as you approach summersville down to 27 miles per hour and outside to the bay bridge toll plaza it is looking wet and the traffic is moving well and cash-paying lanes are not loaded up yet. >> ahead, seven things to know as you start the

hour by hour detail, we'll be at 75 degrees at noon, up to 86 in the heat of the day. bay side 76 degrees and 67 degrees in san francisco. now i'm doing a fashion show tonight. silver creek, post all of the details on my facebook page. work it. you know, you know who knows how to work it. mike inouye. what have you got going on this weekend? >> tonight, i'm going to emcee a warm front here for west-áu val community services in san jose. it's an annual position for me. outstanding. i'll put the information on facebook. thank you for asking. we're looking here. this is a nice smooth flow westbound very slow approaching the toll plaza. there was an earlier traffic break approaching the area. the first set of where the cash lanes and the fast track lanes are. look at the toll plaza camera. we were able to see flashing lights. all the way behind under that bright street light afwuv clock you see those. they have a couple blocked by some sort of incident approaching the toll plaza. chp has yet to get me the details. we're watching a big backup forming as you saw off the berk

here is the potential if the wins headed into the afternoon, starting at noon, winds at 15 to 25.re they are coming from a different direction and they have been in the southwest, and today from the northwest at 15- to 25-knots from noon to 9:00 and faster over the ocean northwest at 20 to 30 knots starting at 7:00 this evening, and through 9:00 tomorrow. here are the winds at sfo up to 18 and has picked up most of us were call an hour ago and now we have six to seven miles per hour wins in fairfield that has increased to 22 so you can see the winds developing ahead of the cold front the it is clear looking from sutro all the way over to berkeley and oakland we will have cooling breezes today and tomorrow and the winds will shift and bring dry warm air posing a fire threat and warmer highs is what is coming with the wind sift into the week. today, we are below average, low-to-mid 70's for the bulk of the santa clara valley and los gatos and gilroy could make it up to 80 degrees. and low-to-mid 70's on the peninsula, and redwood city at 73 and millbrae is cooler at 69 and mid-to-up

small craft advisory starts at noon. i think by noon later this afternoon. this time of year, it doesn't matter if it's a weak front there's a big difference in the temperatures. it will plunge in very, very cool air. the wind speed, it will be a northerly direction later on. i expect that to crank up there. not only on the bay but some of the higher elevations showing gusts 30, 35 miles an hour. 58 san francisco to start. we'll go for 68 on a high after yesterday's 76. it will be cooler, mostly clear that little band of high clouds, won't last too long. cooler and breezy is the main message or downright windy for a few. our system does have a little more punch up toward the sierra and also northeast california. for us we'll get the high clouds and the cooler conditions. 58 in tahoe. the south wind will do that every time. that's why they've rocketed it up from 48. it looks like the high clouds are starting to clear. much warmer lows. ocean temperatures are between 59 and 62. you get a little south wind. the combination of those two gives us a mild warning.

temperatures will be cooler and breezy by noon. generally talking '60s and '70s for the lunchtime hour. and then by 3:00 temperatures will pop up generally 70's far inland locations in the south bay. i will see a lot of eighties for this afternoon. at the club on this evening. temperatures fairly mild because of that cloud cover. here's your highs for today. in the immediate bay area. downtown san francisco temperatures should be at the upper 60s for today. redwood city pushing close to 80 degrees. paul alto we are talking mid-70s bridge heading over to the east bay temperatures will be a little bit on the mild side. pushing close to 74 berkeley. miss 70's for oakland. los 70's for union city. adding to the south bay pretty nice day but a bit on the cooler side last but not least four friends in the north bay. temperatures will pop out in the '70s and '80s. low eighties for friends and napa. at 76 in the bottle and upper 70's and mill valley. here's your kron 47 day around the bay forecast. cool and breezy today. increasing clouds.

why does he stop at noon? that's when the senate adjourns.ll briefly adjourn and reconvene. at that point that vote will happen. what he's doing is delaying early action taken on that vote. what happens if the government shuts down on october 1st? closure of national parks and museums to garbage collection stopping. many government analysts believe that congress will be able to get the votes needed to get some type of agreement before that deadline. but, it will likely be at the last minute and it's certainly no guarantee. live outside the capitol. >> 6:36 is the time. today, the obama administration unveils the premium for the health care plan. a mid-range benchmark plan will average $328 a month for each individual. new markets open for people who don't have health care on the job. today people will give an overview of premiums and plan choices. >> turning now to the shooting rampage at the navy yard. we're expecting new information from that investigation into last week's shooting. we'll get to brianne carter. she joins us live in southeas

the bike path opened at noon today. jean quan was the first person to take a ride on the path, that stops just short of treasure island. >> it's a gorgeous ride. the bay trail is very beautiful. but particularly when you get underneath the waters. it's like a cathedral against that blue sky. >> i think it's beautiful. it's really elegant looking. and it was a fun drive over. >> it is a cool feature. you can see that man looking out of his window. some may be tempted to snap pictures or take video. don't do it if you're driving. it is not safe. and you will get a ticket. >>> there's one down, many more to go. what's the next big ticket item for bay area transportation? jean elle has a report where caltran says relief is on the way. >> reporter: when you think of highway 24 and the caldecott tunnel, what do you think of? probably backups. but caltran says the new tunnel will be open in a matter of months, providing relief. it's one of several projects aiming to keep the bay area moving. traffic in the bay area can be a gr

as we head through about noon today. we're going to clear out the chance for showers at 3:00 p.m. and then clear out throughout tonight, beautiful clear sky by about 7 p.m. >> good morning folks. and good morning to our metering lights which have been turned on in the last five minutes. also watch for slick roadways, mist and drizzle around the bay area. also in the concord area. we've got a look at the maps. a smoother drive, for the east shore freeway. the water on the lens mean there is is water on your windshield in spots. the volume picks up we'll see slowing. the maps, there we go, for the westbound 80 area coming off of that bridge at the top of the screen and merging around that racetrack. there is the slower build. shows a slowdown for west 580 and 84. not a concern for pleasanton or dublin but into the area, greenville, there is a crash off of the main stretch of 580 but i want to watch that. there are reports of someone pinned so it's a story we're following because of the person involved. 580 a build out of the altamont pass. we're watching this crash on greenville. th

by noon into the upper 60s. sunrise at 58.

hours, clear start with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50's and bright today, and sunshine and 70 at noon. mid-70's with a few clouds in the afternoon and a pleasant 68. you need a light coat in the evening. as far as inland we are 56 dropping to 49 in some areas in the north bay and sunny 75 at noon and seasonal temperatures in the 80's during the afternoon and low-to-mid 80's and we will be back mild, maybe not coat worker but 74 at 4:00. a few clouds in the afternoon and we go great 55 to ten degrees warmer in the afternoon and 65 degrees. that is the forecast. how is the traffic? >> no need to have the bottom warmers, right? is it that cold if. >> pardon my french, everyone. well...good morning, everyone, we are looking at busy conditions across the bay area freeways. certainly over the pass, with bumper-to-bumper traffic slowing to the hoffman split to richmond at 44 miles per hour on his -- of university avenue. into the maze, we are at top speed through emeryville. the bay bridge toll plaza shows metering lights are not turned on but heavy conditions in the cash-paying lanes. >> de

for us, sprinkles are possible through noon. the winds are blowing out on shore and today is cooler-than-average by one to four degrees. we have low clouds this morning. by the afternoon it will be mid-to-upper level clouds. mid-to-upper clouds this afternoon. dry air tomorrow. the humidity will drop. it will be warmer than average this week and it could be our first offshore wind event of the fall season. the cold front to the north high pressure to our south pushing the moisture to us and the reason why we have a chance of sprinkles. any heavy activity stays to the east and southeast. 80 today in cupertino and san jose. mid-to-upper 70's in santa clara mid-to-upper 80's at los gatos. 72 in mill gray and up to 80 on the peninsula and redwood city. the coast shows low-to-mid 60's into downtown and 70 in south san francisco and close that in sausalito. low 80's for the north bay valleys. 67 at richmond. 72 at berkeley. mid-70's for everyone else on the east bay shore. we have low-to-mid 80's to the east bay valley. with the extra

this is 11 news at noon. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> good afternoon. i am sarah caldwell. a carroll county team remains in article division of being struck with a hit-and-run crash. as families begging the driver to comport jerod 18-year-old michael hatfield was hit just before midnight saturday as he was trying to cross the street at liberty road in taylorsville. the driver slowed down slightly after the crash and then took off. maryland state police say the lack of as and as -- evidence make the investigation debacle. -- difficult. >> anyone could have had this accident, hit someone in the dark, wearing a dark jacket, but when you pulled away and left him, that was something -- you did intentional. you had the opportunity to do the right thing. now that the accident is over, and you have not come and we are begging you to do the right thing. >> at this hour, hatfield is in a medically-induced coma, being treate

very comfortable in the 50's this morning and we warm into the 70's and 80's by noon and 70's at the coast and 80's around the bay and 90's inland and temperatures in the evening hours are comfortable at the coast and 66 and 74 around the bay and 84 inland. the warmest days are saturday, sunday, and monday. hope you are ready. leyla gulen? >> we have lots of congestion on the altamont pass, busy, busy, busy. traveling along westbound direction the top speed is 37 miles per hour and it is slower as you inch your way into livermore. it loosens up beyond highway 84 but it will be 45 minute commute from tracy to dublin. in santa clara it is a pickup in the center divider but not blocking any lanes. we did not see any delays. 101 is nice and clear beyond the san jose airport where we are seeing the backup, though, is between 280 and 680 and the nimitz the pocket of slowing. the drive time traffic southbound we i would santa rosa to petaluma is 15 minutes along 580 westbound from castro valley to the maze is 14 minutes and 101 northbound from 280/680 split is 14 minutes and mass transit al

also at noon, four more suspects have been arrested in the murder of it would bridge teenager. all the suspects are 16-year-old boys. attemptedharged with armed robbery and conspiracy. that makes a total of 12 arrest in the murder of kenny diaz. the high school football player was stabbed to death in a park this weekend. police say his murder was drug related and there will be a viewing for an later on this afternoon. >> we now know the reason behind major traffic tie ups during the morning rush. abductionon -- investigation. backup spread across the river. >> what a mess. i can show your traffic is flowing on foxhall road. at one point it was completely shut down because of the police investigation, and it caused major delays and backups. canal road was at a standstill on the which caused the key bridge to become a parking lot. of course, a major mess in northern virginia. this because of the investigation. far as theted as bridges on 14th street and memorial that there were backups there. police are not saying much. only that around 7:00 a woman called saying she had been abd

gray at noon and 61. 63 and cooler at 4:00. look for drizzle to develop around 7:00 at 62 degrees. >> leyla gulen is off, on 92, beyond foster city boulevard there was a big rock in the fast lane two cars hit the rock and they were damaged and are leaking fluids. the cars are out of the game and could be slowing things. the rock is on the side of the road. the cars are on the side of the road. if you can avoid that area, please do. the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is starting to back up in non-fast track lanes. you can see the high occupancy vehicle lanes are getting through. we will see if the metering lights are on. >> bart strike looms again and bart is working on a contingency plan. no talks are scheduled today with eight scheduled meetings between now and october 10 the final dave cooler off period. the mediator is working to add more negotiating sessions. more on the contingency plan and abc7 news learned that 12 managers who are non-union certify operators have been going through a refriender course on what bart calls

cooler at noon. more sunshine and 67.

drizzle around the bay and the next 12 hours 60 degrees outside and 66 and sunshine by noon.ezy conditions this afternoon. back in the mid-60's by 7:00 so grab a coat. the day planner, is milder this morning with temperatures off a couple of degrees and 58 and sunshine by noon and 74. topping out in the low 80's

they meet as a conference around noon.eting we'll have somewhat of an idea how they want to play this. so far there has been this dedicated group of house gop members that do not want to fund the government if there are any funds for the president's health care law attached. they've really been invigorated by senator ted cruz in texas and the stand he took on the senate floor. >> i am hopeful and optimistic that the next time this continuing resolution is before the senate in the next few days that all 46 senate republicans stand united arm and arm with the house republicans and against the train wreck, the nightmare that is obama care. and i'm hopeful as well that some democrats show the courage to listen to their constituents. >> so, alex, despite the fact that the president said he would veto any government funding bill that takes out funds for his health care law and despite the fact senate democrats will move that legislation on the floor, there's still is a very aggressive block of house republicans that want to try

. >> the attack began on saturday at noon at the mall that was packed with shoppers. two groups of gunmen stormed the doors throwing grenades and opening fire with automatic weapons. men, women and children ran for cover, hiding wherever they could. a woman took shelter in the back of a yogurt shop. >> there was panic and gunshots. >> knick, an american, was in a cafe with his 2-year-old daughter. we heard a loud explosion, follow by gunshots. an american living in kenya if a year needed chest, arm, and leg surgery following the injuries. >> i'm okay. i'm very grateful to be alive. >> the al qaeda affiliated fundamentalist group claimed responsibility saying the attack was to punish kenya for sending troops into somalia. >> witnesses say the gunman told muslims to leave and they would be okay only non-muslims were targeted. >> police in oakland are investigating a shooting that left a man dead. it happened after 11:00 last night. police say officers found a man dead in the street. so far no word open a motive or if any suspects have been identified. >> the 49ers host