here is a live take a look at conditions and now, live take a look from our camera, unseasonal storm caused a another day of overcast skies and drizzle. put in the financial district had to dust off umbrellas and may have to keep them handy, too. >> it's the first day baseball camp for my son. many soggy boys out there. >> it's dark right now. you can see areas of light rain. moisture in the atmosphere is not hitting the ground yet. we close into this area through napa and into much of the east bay. we have areas of light rain or showers or drizzle and again, much of what is in the atmosphere is not hitting the ground at the moment. in the east bay portions of the peninsula. occasional steady rain but not much. pattern driving the pattern west and east. it has been very light. tomorrow, these are the records to beat f it rains at all in livermore that will be a record for tomorrow's date. looks like oakland at 2/100ths and 7/100ths within reach. spencer, thank you. chp believes slippery conditions for blame for a fatal accident in santa cruz. the chp says the driver hit a tree, dying

unseasonably cool in this area, mostly cloudy skies, and then more seasonable on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, top off by 90 on saturday. >> earlier, don had his jacket on outside. >> we haven't seen these kind of temperatures, widespread temperatures in quite some time. >> thank you. >>> we'll be right back. cemetery,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ . >>> some 300 harley requireds rolled -- riders rolled into this cemetery to honor the veterans today. they took a tour along the coastline, it was part of a fund raising for a charity. >> >>> get out of your cars, and walk the lake. that's the message from the city of oakland. the car free party is called love our lake day, and it's designed to get people to walk or bike the neighborhoods. you can take part in more than 40 different culture activities. bike rentals, boat rides, and it starts at 11 a.m. >>> okay, kings and blackhawks, they go to double overtime, in thrilling fashion, they woke up in the desert tonight. ♪ [ male announcer ] woul

cold front for this really unseasonable cool down for this time of the year has been an area of low pressureis continuing to push in our direction so pocket of cool air. it's going to migrate in across the bay area. it will be cooler tomorrow and probably going down as much as five degrees. strong westerly winds will put the chill in the air, as well. we'll see plenty of sunshine too by around midday. 11:00 tonight, this is our forecast animation by 3:00 a.m., you can see much of fog sitting near the coast. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, you can see the fog sitting right near san francisco just in time for the san francisco marathon to get started. 9:00, not too bad especially in the east bay for you. we'll keep the breezes near the coast and break out to plenty of sunshine. highs for sunday look like this, morgan hill, 77. 74 for san jose. peninsula in the upper 60s, palo alto 68 regrets. we'll look for 57, cool day for daly city. 52 downtown san francisco and north bay, santa rosa, 78. 75 for sonoma. only tomorrow, you will warm to 68 degrees. it will be 70 in castro valley. actually very com

a pocket of cooler, unseasonably cool air for this time of year, and all of that is just slowly pushing towards the bay area so we'll not only deal with the westerly winds and low clouds and fog tomorrow, a little mist and drizzle near the coast, but the breezy conditions and temperatures will come down just a few more degrees. still going to be a nice day. especially towards san jose, los gatos, 78. at the coast, breezy. san francisco, 62 degrees, and a mix of sun and clouds. santa rosa, 78. 76 for napa. oakland tomorrow, great start, afternoon sunshine, 68 degrees there, and we'll look for some low 80s heading toward pitburg, antioch, oakley, 84, and concord, 79. the accuweather seven day forecast. cool monday and tuesday and then winds will start to warm things back up. thursday, by the way, is the first day of summer. >> thank you, leigh. collin rush is in for shu and you have some golf for us. >> i love this time of year, the u.s. open. tiger, rory and many others were fading on moving day at the u.s. open, kim was charging. howl the soon to be junior used a stretch to vault into >

this area of low pressure you see it took a north and west of us, pocket of cooler air, kind of unseasonablycool for this time of year, and all of this is sliding south. temperatures tomorrow with the stiff sea breeze will come down another two, maybe as much as five degrees in some locations. tuesday will be the coolest day of the upcoming work week, and then we'll start to warm things up. but still going to be a nice day for the fathers. it will be afternoon sunshine for redwood city. 67, breezy, cool day. half moon bay. sunset district, 58. 62 in san francisco. in the north bay, close 208 degrees for santa rosa. some sunshine there, sonoma and napa in the 70s. oakland tomorrow, 68. castro valley, 70. very comfortable for pittsburg, antioch, brentwood, low 80s. monday and tuesday, the coolest days, and then thursday, friday, and saturday will warm things back up into the upper 80s. to low 90s inland should be a nice dayÑi tomorrow. >> sounds good. thanks so much. >> golf this weekend. >> i love golf. >> if you want to get me something for father's day -- >> oh, yeah. >> cal's michael kim w

. >> >> unseasonably cool, rainy, muggy around muff much of the bay area. mark is tracking the rain, you can see the clouds over san francisco. he will have your forecast, coming up. . [ male announcer ] the new subway® $4 lunch is for everyone. it's for value seekers. for spicy italian lovers. for veggie eaters. for meatball dreamers. for everyone who wants more of what they love. the new $4 lunch. a 6 inch sub and 21 ounce drink. tons to choose from. all day every day. >>> we have seen some big moons, but that was a really big moon. if you want to go out and look at the moon right now, you probably can't find it. there is a lot of clouds out there. >> good conditions early this morning with the moon viewing, but today, the clouds moved through. they were advertising the cool down. that happened. temperatures dropped a good 20 degrees forward fairfield and antioch. oakland 66, satellite and he radar loop, all of the moisture moving in the all of that green, some of it not reach the ground, still alot of moisture in place. we'll hold onto drizzle or spotty

. ♪ ♪ >>> microcurriculum at and changing patterns and unseasonable storms.behind the scenes with abc experienced weather team and learn about what makes our weather unique. abc news presents inside bay area weather. ♪ ♪ >> sandhya patel, news meteorologist. >> really the bay area has many microcurriculums, in the summertime you can have -- microclimates. >> and fog comes along the coastline and only 56 degrees. but you get inland into the livermore valley and livermore is 102. we are talking about a wide range of conditions. every day to nail it down to the exact temperature you are forecasting is challenging. >> mike nicco, abc news meteorologist. >> our microclaim at are changing. our. it has to do with really the microclimates. >> spencer christian, abc news weather. >> a typical winter extreme would be several consecutive days of heavy rain that would produce rain and mudslides and road closures. power outages. >> one of the most recent storms we had 200 lightning strikes. over the last decades. i don't remember the lightning storms to be intense. >> the

sunday we have a storm coming in that is unseasonably wet, it will produce rain sunday night.increasing clouds and light rain. monday we will get the brunt of the system. steady rain, heavy at times. 8:00 p.m. sunday night. going forward two nights here. there is the rain beginning to enter sonoma county. slides to the south into the and he think morning hours monday. spotty light rain 1:00 a.m. and fills in into the morning commute. 6:00 a.m. monday look for light rain and steadier and heavy through the day. we could get an inch, 1-3 inches into the north bay. temperatures for tomorrow, sunny skies, 70s by the bay. 80 south bay. low 90s inland. here is the seven day around the bay forecast. heaviest rain monday for the afternoon. and we will see rain through mid-day tuesday. and then sunny and warmer as we wrap up next week. >>> this just in, we are updating a story, southwest -- updating a story, southwest airlines resumes take off. all planes in the air were not effected by the problem. it effects the ability to print boarding passengers and check on the weight of aircraft.

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. >> germany is one of several european countries and during the unseasonable daily news. central prague, patients are being moved out of harms way. -- thelding is closed building is close to the banks of the flooding river. >> we are now starting the evacuations of patients and using emergency vehicles. the patients will be moved to various hospitals were we have made a deal and they will have full care there. >> the waters have been rising in prague and the authorities have been trying to save the old city, building metal walls to keep the river at bay. poland am austria and switzerland are also trying to cope with the flooding. summer is supposed to be on its way to europe, but in many parts of the continent, it feels a long way off area >> a new scandal has rocked the parliament in britain. three members of the house of lords are accused of offering to carry out polymer entry work on behalf of private companies in return for cash. that is something they are not allowed to do. several mps were jailed several years ago for abusing that. imagine taking place at the newly

unseasonably warm and dry conditions working against them. 2,000 people were forced to evacuate. but dennis imel was determined to save his home. >> just a wall of flames coming. it went right over the house. >> reporter: he said he had no time to be scared. he was too busy fending off towering flames with two hoses and fire gear he bought years ago as a precaution. >> my lungs were on fire. there was 10 minutes where i really got nervous. >> reporter: after racing to the flames he raced to extinguish his wood pile, precariously close to propane tank and then at a nearby camp for seriously ill children. his home one of the few standing in his neighborhood, helpless from the fast and erratic fire. >> i was thinking, got to go, got to go. >> reporter: she was forced to evacuate her home. she and her neighbors carried what they could to the shelter. >> we don't have fires. >> reporter: in new mexico crews are working to contain two fires which consumed 9,000 acres, prompting mandatory evacuations for hundreds. back in california, so extreme, dennis's wife feared the worst until he c

take note of is when you start to see these series of days all the way through wednesday with unseasonably hot weather, you're going to have the deterioration of air quality. "spare the air" days will go into effect and increased potential for fire danger. reporting for mobile weather in concord, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> looks like the kids have the right idea today. [ screaming ] >> in a big way. >>> a murder mystery twist in the south bay. 26-year-old lucas anderson was arrested for the november murder of millionaire ravi kumra in monte sereno. dna found on the victim's fingernails initially linked anderson to the killing. >> it assumes that it's been collected right. it's assumed it's been tested right and that it's been analyzed right. what we know here is something went wrong. >> absolutely. now we know how his dna wound up on the victim's fingernails. investigators believe the same paramedics who took anderson to the hospital were then at the murder scene a short time later and they transferred the dna. three other murder suspects are still in jail. >>> a watsonville man who thre

it's been an unseasonably wet and cold spring and early summer in enniskillen as the area has been preparingo greet the world's top eight leaders. but the warmth of cooperation and reconciliation shows no sign of cooling between the area's two main faith and cultural traditions, exemplified by the protestant cathedral right here and its uncommonly close neighbor, the catholic church just across the street. bridge-building has not been easy. northern ireland's divisions have run very deep, with the onset of violence in the late 1960s onward, and even through the peace-making negotiations of recent years, notably the multiparty good friday agreement, sied in 1998. tony blair led that effort as british prime minister, and united states envoy george mitchell chaired the talks. but even since that breakthrough for peace, there have been and still are sectarian confrontations. in enniskillen, the two population groups still largely live separately, often with signs of their differences, flags, emblems, and graffiti, defiantly marking out their territories. cross-community activists, like james mcl

we are unseasonably cool tuesday. of graduations occurring. >> and congratulations to you and your son. >> this is going to be a fun friday night. >> yes, absolutely. local werth will be out there, right. >> oh, yes, we'll be there. reporting from foothill high school, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> i wasn't the best that day. he was better than me. >> but he certainly proved his good character with his 8th grader athlete gave up that shows his winning spirit. >>> coming up on ganl day, did the heat have an answer for the san antonio spurs? jason kidd, an nba coach? update coming up on giants pablo sandoval and when jon madden makes himself available, you got to take him up on it. all that ahead on game day in moments. don't move. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, star command, i'm detecting high levels of happiness. luscious locks there's an entire land here...with living cars. now this is flying... with style. great glittering galaxies. disneyland resort just got happier, see it all with a 3-day park hopper ticket. i now appea

>> unseasonably wet weather is heading our way. it's a gorgeous first full day of summer. lots of blue skies still out there. temperatures still on the mild side. we reached well into the 80s especially in some of our inland spots. 84 right now in concord. cool off in san francisco 62 degrees there. and 88 in santa rosa. so this is really telling the weather story over the next couple of days. a highridge still in place through saturday that warming trend continues. slightly warmer tomorrow. but then we are closely watching a couple of lows. in fact, more clouds, much cooler and, yes, a very good chance of rain sunday into tuesday. we will time it out for you plus get a check of your seven- day forecast. it's all coming up. the full forecast coming up. >> thank you. >>> it was no ordinary smash and grab. straight ahead, thieves turn a pickup into a battering ram. i guess it paid off because they took the entire atm. >> and kpix 5 is taking a closer look at the safety issues on the new bay bridge. later, ken bastida previews our in depth special. >> and a real cliffhanger i

. >> reporter: the national weather service says the unseasonably wet spring was caused by a low pressure system that hovered for months all the way from the northern plains to the southeast, producing above- normal amounts of precipitation, and, scott, the weather forecast for here this weekend is for more rain. >> pelley: hoping for a break in the weather, dean, thanks very much. yesterday, the white house said that the president had decided to send weapons to the rebels fighting to overthrow the assad dictatorship in syria, but the white house did not say what kind of weapons. well, correspondent david martin has figured that out and reports tonight from the pentagon. >> reporter: the military aid to opposition forces is intended to show syria president obama meant it when he said use of chemical weapons will was a red line. it would also shore up the rebels, who have suffered recent defeats. department national security adviser ben rhodes said the increase would be dramatic but not to expect dramatic results. >> this is not something that's going to be resolved with the turn of a swit

as ann was mentionings, we had an unseasonably warm day in the bay area. let's kick start with today's highs. livermore. 96. concord was in the mid 90s . now san francisco took up at 76 degrees while redwood city was in the mid 90s and then we go north of the golden gate bridge, it was 9 the in larkspur and santa rosa had a record high of 97 degrees. cool weather is moving in dropping six degrees in livermore. an additional drop happens monday. before we begin to rebound by the end of the workweek. and we will pinpoint the rest of the bay area that is coming up later on in this broadcast. >> thanks roberta. >>> well, the heat in southern california is posing a challenge to firefighters. the fire in the angeles national forest grew. people were evacuated late today because the wind shifted the fire's course. the fire is about 20% contained. >> during the day, it gets heavier. when it blows out and comes back. >> we could smell it. ash is all over the floors and cars. >> it is everywhere. if you are out doing anything and you have any asthma problems you mig

meanwhile, back east, unseasonably cool by standards in the northeast. let's show you why. a jet stream, high amplitude jet stream for the summertime. in the west, big bulging heat ridge, sinking air which warms few clouds. it's just hot. and a big dip back east, a trough which we call in meteorology, picks up gulf of mexico moisture and sweeps it north, leading to flash flooding. vegas, 117. all-time high potential. 119 in phoenix, third hottest day and if death valley gets to 130, it would be the hottest temperature on the planet in almost 100 years. northeast, a whole different problem. too much rain. flash flooding caused by 4 inches in some spots. some of the worst here in upstate new york near syracuse. shopping centers flooded out. whole neighborhoods under water, with streets turned into rivers, and more rain this weekend. take a look at the radar, it's swirling into the northeast. rain and thunderstorms, the threat of severe weather this evening. d.c., philadelphia, where watches are posted, and this wet pattern will continue well into next week. here in vegas, nev

what is going on in turkey against human rights, demonstrators is unseasonable and that is all we said. in terms of demonstrators, that there are a key huge amounts in prison. we need to reestablish rule of law and try to do this but we have seen the regime, not much has been said about that. seems to me europe is being used to get over the old obstacles and for people to do what they want to do, make -- get rid of secular society, this is a rising of secular society, the modern turkey rising up and pushing against erdogan. something has gone wrong in our policy. in terms of the chapter we need to look at new ways dealing with turkey and norway style situations, getting nato involved. turkey is a very important country and we need to find the right way of doing things. a new chapter here with things most people in prison at the moment say we need to change, we need to get the modern turkey that stands together with the west and human rights, we need norway style solution as a source. thank you. >> thank you huge >> translator: we need to begin with those people suffering repression and

the california health commissioner says rate increases are unseasonable and the commissioner says becauseat, he wants the company excluded from the small business health options program and claims that the 7.6 percent rate increase is unreasonable especially given how much the company makes but does not have the authority to reject the health insurance rate hikes and says it will go away with the planned increase. >> the latest "have -- "have man" hits the big scream. "man of steel" has shattered box office records in the philippines and taiwan and could do the same at home making from $75 to $115 million this weekend and the number could go even higher. >> are you going to see it? >> mandatory. mandatory. >> now lisa has owe super the weather will be. >> pretty nice. we are warming up before the weekend brings a cool down with the sun up. we have partly cloudy skies along the bay and live doppler 7 hd picking up higher clouds and from the camera we can see how pleasant it is with lots of sunshine, upper 50's, san francisco is 53 and low-to-mid 50's around coast, or 40's, rather. lake tah

clear skies and sunny weather comes just days after we had unseasonal rain. >>> get ready for a hot friday. i'll show you our temperatures will hit the upper 90s and when to expect a heat advisory. >> a threat of deportation loomed over this bay area family. how the supreme court ruling hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today. >>> b.a.r.t. talks continue with a possible strike on monday morning. we're live with how a strike this time could be so much worse than the last one. deborah villalon. >> reporter: management started the day by putting a sweetened deal on the table. since then they've been going back and forth. but right now they are

he claims that the 7.6 percent rate increase is unseasonable especially given sow much the company makes. >> blue cross-blue shield health insurance made 25.2 percent profit in 2012. it is a conclusion that is excessive profit which is unreasonable. >> the state insurance commissioner does not have the authority to reject most health insurance rate hikes but anthem will go ahead with the planned increase. >> think your last family vacation was expensive? this is raising eyebrows, president obama and his family are planning an eight day trip to africa and the estimated cost to taxpayers is $100 million. the "washington post" on thed a confidential document that outlined the extent of the presidential size preparations including hundreds of secret service agents to guard the family, military planes to airlift 14 limousines and 42 other vehicles and the covering of the windows at all of the hotels and an aircraft carrier with a full medical center will be near and fighter jets protect airspace around-the-clock. former president clinton's trip in 1998 cost $43 million, less than half. >> thi

clear skies and sunny weather comes just days after we had unseasonal rain. >>> get ready for a hot friday. i'll show you our temperatures will hit the upper 90s and when to expect a heat advisory. >> a threat of deportation loomed over this bay area family. how the supreme court ruling on doma changed everything. >> and up next, this is the way it looked like the last time b.a.r.t. workers went on strike. why things could get much worse if we have to go through a new one. >>> b.a.r.t. talks continue with a possible strike on monday morning. we're live with how a strike this time could be so much worse than the last one. deborah villalon. >> reporter: management started the day by putting a sweetened deal on the table. since then they've been going back and forth. but right now they are still talking. which we know is better than walking. >> can i give you some information, sir. >> reporter: this train operator navigates the transbay 2. she remembers the strike, a new driver then, veteran now. >> it was something that needed to be done. and so we just did what we needed to do. just like no

. >> germany is one of several european countries and during the unseasonal deluge. at a hospital in central prague, patients are being moved out of harms way. the building is close to the banks of a swollen river. starting the evacuation of patients and using emergency vehicles. these patients will be moved to various hospitals where we have had a deal, they will have full care there. >> the waters have been rising in prague. the authorities have been try to safeguard the old city, building metal walls to keep the river at bay. poland, austria, and switzerland are also trying to cope with the flooding. summer is supposed to be on its way to europe, but in many parts of the continent, it feels a long way off. , hayward, al jazeera. ,> in the u.s. -- in the u.s. residents of the tornado ravaged area a look -- around oklahoma city are cleaning up and try to keep their spirits up following more deadly storms. major damage, but the world will -- but the will to help those in need is strong. >> after two tornadoes and less through weeks ripped okayama city suburbs, many n

. ♪ ♪ >>> microcurriculum at and changing patterns and unseasonable storms.behind the scenes with abc experienced weather team and learn about what makes our weather unique. abc news presents inside bay area weather. ♪ ♪ >> sandhya patel, news meteorologist. >> really the bay area has many microcurriculums, in the summertime you can have -- microclimates. >> and fog comes along the coastline and only 56 degrees. but you get inland into the livermore valley and livermore is 102. we are talking about a wide range of conditions. every day to nail it down to the exact temperature you are forecasting is challenging. >> mike nicco, abc news meteorologist. >> our microclaim at are changing. our. it has to do with really the microclimates. >> spencer christian, abc news weather. >> a typical winter extreme would be severalonsecutive days of heavy rain that would produce rain and mudslides and road closures. power outages. >> one of the most recent storms we had 200 lightning strikes. over the last decades. i don't remember the lightning storms to be intense. >> the e

. >> it is a little bit unseasonably wet. >> we kind of need it though. it's okay. >> i guess so. and then north bay could see possibly half inch,maybe more but could be sprinkles in the south bay. the models are still a little uncertain. >> thank you. >>> i'm ken bastida on treasure island. is that bridge safe? we take that question to the top dogs at caltrans and some other local and independent experts. you will hear their answers when we come back. >> and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. this van plummets into the bay. we'll have the latest coming up. ,, ,,,, [female vo] looking for the hottest [female vo] looking for the hottest deal on a new mattress? then don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! right now, save on sleep train's most popular posturpedic and beautyrest mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and serta icomfort. big savings and interest-free financing? these deals aren't just hot - they're explosive! don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ brazen atm burglary

one of the things that we've seen in particular in the northeast is unseasonably cold, chilly weather slow start to summer, if you will. now that we're coming up on forty of july, key -- fourth of july, key holiday for your company, are you seeing pressure right now on the sales side? >> you know, summertime is backyard barbecues and baseball, it's a big time for beer. we're hoping, of course, for warm weather as you talked about today. the weather's been kind of cool in the first quarter, and we're looking for strong beer sales. but it's really about giving consumers what they want and driving lots of innovation. so whether it's our miller lite iconic bottle or the coors ledge gent dare bottle, consumers want news and lots of refreshment. david: i want to get back to the craft beers because those are, i must admit, you have fun kind of choosing little beers now and again. and you've spotted that, you got right into it. blue moon's just one example. the europeans have that same desire for the craft beers that we've acquired here in the u.s.? >> well, you know, this trend towards local

in fact, staying unseasonably cool until thursday and friday when high pressure starts to take over andm us up. today's highs work like this, at about 74 degrees in wed wood city, 70 degrees in san jose and getting into the end of the week, finally seeing the mid 80s. we'll drop back off to the low 80s sunday into monday. here is mike. >> looking over towards san jose northbound. as you can imagine, just before 6:00, the first burst of traffic, a traffic tuesday. this is looking pretty smooth. that's good stuff. summertime shift, traffic a little different the last few days. we'll look at the map. we see a smooth flow for most of the south bay. there's 101 north of 680. speeds down to the upper 50s where it's turned into orange. right there that's the concern. 880 northbound as you're fasting by brokaw you'll find a lot of slowing. i talked to officer simmons at chp. he said there was an earlier crash which we told you about. he said the car went over on its side so crews are still there trying to right that car and get it off the roadway. no major injuries, but it is there and they hav

dividing 5-4 analyzed the law under the fourth amendment which, as you know, protects us from unseasonable searches and seizures. >> ifill: they said this was a reasonable search. >> justice kennedy said reasonableness is the touch stone of the fourth amendment. here is someone arrested who has a lowered expectation of privacy and the d.n.a. swab of the cheek is a minimal intrusion, and both are really outweighed by law enforcement's legitimate interest in safe and accurate identification of people arrested. that's why he compared it to finger printing. does the same thing. he compared it also to matching an arrestees face to a face on a wantedded poster. he also said that the d.n.a. analysis was important to ensuring the safety of the public as well as the safety of staff and other detainees in a facility that would also be used to make decisions about bail and the risk to the public. he said there is a limit in the maryland law, and that is it's only done if you've been arrested for serious crimes. >> ifill: 5-4. we've had these conversations before with a 5-4 split in the court. it seem

tuesday into wednesday, holding on to that unseasonably cool air, just beautiful around here for yourtivities. great weather to get the kids outdoors, then gets a little too hot as we head through thursday and friday. great days, though, to hit the beach especially on saturday, 89 degrees. comfortable conditions, not too hot. stim starting to feel more like summer and saturday will be the first full day of summer. let's check that drive, good morning, mike. >> good morning. things are starting to kick in as far as the volume of traffic building a little bit. the south bay hasn't shown a lot of disturbance. we see blips around the areas. speeds coming down about 55 or 60. that's the worst of it. the stall earlier was southbound 880 around gish. that has just cleared. northbound, that's a pretty typical commute direction, might be added distraction by the activity. we'll track that. we have early slowing northbound 880 approaching 101. arturo santiago continues to report from this deadly overnight crash hillsdale at pearl. this is capital expressway. a number of dealerships along capita

rain, wind, and heavy fog made for unseasonably cold weather. looked like for most of the day on mount tamalpais. sheets of mist provided a shower for those out and about. down in mill valley, many bundled up with down jackets plus scarves and jackets. we found one couple that had come to the area for a birthday hike and were trying to make the best of the weird conditions. will this weather will be around shortly to let us know, in the meantime. this weather is causing some major problems for fire fighters. there were thousands of reports of lightning strikes in northern california overnight. at least 400 here in the bay area. like this in santa rosa. a few sparked into wildfires this morning. and even though that lightning was accompanied by rain in some cases, there were at least a dozen lightning- caused fires in the north bay. this is video from the fog and low clouds is actually smoke from a trio of fires early this morning. in this case, a lightning strike split a large tree and touched off brush and grass near a vineyard. no homes or str

the cfo here talking about unseasonably cool wet weather across north america and europe impacting somet to draw your attention to an explosion at a chemical plant, a williams chemical plant, in louisiana. we're getting word that there are hazmat teams on the scene. this coming from the louisiana state police, fire and an explosion. multiple roadway closures. police say it's in a largely industrial area, not a lot of residents within a mile or so, and the fire also appears to be contained within the plant. that said obviously the stock has taken a spill on news of that. williams is down almost 4%. more details on that as they become available. >>> some huge headlines shaking up hollywood this morning. they're coming from some of the biggest names in the business. steven spielberg and george lucas. they spoke exclusively to our own julia boorstin who joins us this morning in los angeles. hey, julia. >> hey, carl. that's right. steven spielberg and george lucas came together at the unveiling ofu sc's interactive media building to give the next generation of filmmakers new tools. spielberg

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