through 4:00 torch morning so we should be okay once we get through the evening commute. the crash i just told you about in san francisco cleared in the last couple moments so we're back to a quiet start. no significant issues, walnut creek, southbound 680, still wide open. the central valley, this is our only spot for slowdowns this early. 22 miles an hour, 16 miles an hour on 205 to 580. nothing unusual there. just typical delays. we have one new minor issue in the napa area. we'll check on that next. >> alexis, thank you. press briefing at the white house after reports president trump shares classified information with russia. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are calling on the president to explain himself. the white house insists he did nothing wrong and this morning the president is explaining himself -- a little. the president taking to twitter to defend his conversation with russia's foreign minister and also dorp. he tweeted a short time ago "as president i wanted to share with russia at an openly scheduled white house meeting which i have the absolute right to do facts pertaining to terrorism and airline flight safety. humanitarian reasons plus i want russia to greatly step up their fight against isis and terrorism." so this morning the president denying reports he shared any inappropriate information. reggie, back to you. >> jess, for more on this, the information the president relayed in last week's oval office meeting came from a u.s. ally through an intelligence-sharing agreement and this morning democrats and republicans are expressing concern he may have given enough information away to jeopardize our source's identity and relationship with allies. abc news legal expert dan abrams weighs in on the legality of the conversation. this happened moments ago on "good morning america." >> the president has the ability as a legal matter to declassify anything at any time. the way the classification system is set up is for the president and so the president can then make that decision. >> the president's national security adviser says the president didn't disclose any military operations that weren't already publicly known. as abc 7 news reporter katie utehs reports, that's still not appeasing bay area lawmakers. >> congress cannot be powerless. >> reporter: bay area congressional leaders are fired up following reports that the president shared classified intelligence info with russian ambassadors last week. >> we cannot have the president of the united states being casually loose lipped. >> reporter: congressman jared huffman says the closed door nature of the meeting is problematic. >> the fact that he would have this meeting closed to the united states press corps, the world press corps, open apparently to state press for russia and that he would divulge sensitive classified information, it's yet another brick in the wall. >> reporter: swallow says congress must learn what was said. >> i want the administration to come to congress and tell us what was said. >> reporter: the president does have the power to declassify information. >> maybe he can retroactively declassify information to clean up these messes he keeps getting into but at some point it becomes so damaging to this country that congress has to step up. >> reporter: swalwell has introduced legislation calling for an independent to investigate russia's involvement in the 2017 election. he wants a special prosecutor and to freeze any change of policy towards russia while the investigation is open but he needs the support of his republican colleagues -- some 21 of them. in the east by a, katie utehs, abc 7 news. a movement is growing to support a san rafael father detained by ois. >> friends, family and a congressman want the government to release the undocumented immigrant who they say has been a valuable part of the community. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco's financial district. amy? >> reporter: good morning, reggie, officials at i.c.e. don't sound like they are going to budge but friends and family say they will keep fighting. here is a picture of hugo mejia and his wife. the couple has three children. his wife says he showed up for a construction job at travis air force base two weeks ago and never came home. now his san rafael community is rallying to get him released. his congressman says his only offense was showing up for work. his wife says through a translator that the family needs him. >> she's very afraid. she is afraid to be here alone with her children. >> mr. mejia is being detained in a prison condition with violent criminals. he is a law-abiding upstanding member of this community. >> i.c.e. provided this statement saying mejia "unlawfully entered the u.s. after being previously deported in 2001. mr. mejia will remain in i.c.e. custody pending court proceedings." congressman huffman says he is appealing to i.c.e. to give him due process and release this man. live in san francisco, amy holyfield, abc 7 news. an investigation is under way into an attack at the pittsburgh bay point bart station. police say a woman carrying a two-year-old was trying to hitchhike a ride from the station sunday night. another woman refused to give her a lift and the suspect beat the driver with a rock. the attacker is still on the run this morning. the victim suffered minor injuries. the wife of the alameda county sheriff's deputy arrested for a deadly dui crash is facing new alcohol-related charges. on the left you see a mug shot following yarenit mallihan's arrest. then on the right friday's arrest when she was found on the ground in pleasanton. police arrested her for being drunk in public. this is her third alcohol or drug-related arrest. she was pulled over in pleasanton for driving under the influence with her ten-year-old in the car months before the dwi crash in san ramon. we are learning more about the crash that killed two men at lake barryessa last week. the plane crashed shortly after. that's from the ntsb's preliminary accident report. icon aircraft owns the plane. the company says its pilot was flying with a new person on board to the person about amphibious aircraft. >> dejuan rice reportedly shod and is linked to another murder that happened days before. rice has been indicted for both murders. at the time of the crimes, he was in a richmond city program called the office of neighborhood safety. it provides mentoring, guidance and payment for young men with the goal of reducing gun violence. police say the victims in both murders that race is connected to were shot to death. a woman is accused of causing $10,000 worth of damage to a south bay pre-school. police arrest ee eed momila. it happened at the montessori school. rooms were ransacked, furniture destroyed. the damage was so extensive the school was closed for repairs. it's not clear if monila had any connection to the school. look at the ways northern california honored peace officers' memorial day. the office of emergency services posted this photo of the memorial monument in sacramento. you can see san rafael's police chief diana bishop tweeting out this video of a flag flying at half-staff yesterday. then far over here you can see campbell's police department posting this photo of the city's water tower lit up in blue to honor the officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. we'll start with a look at what's going on. it should been a golden gate bridge but it's wall nut creek. you can see traffic moving south towards 24 from 680. if you're on the bay it will be breezy. maybe nice for sailing and for doing some kite surfing there. how about them flock walking the dog. thinking about taking a walk? not too hot. probably our coolest day, most comfortable, exercising same thing. not as much sunshine but wear the sunscreen. 49 in westportal, financial district, glen park. everyone else around 50, ocean beach 51. union city and palo alto at 53. santa clara, richmond and tracy at 51. walnut creek and american canyon at 50. 44 in petaluma. 69 in l.a. 82 in palm springs. look at tahoe, rain and snow showers, same thing for yosemite. 46 in tahoe. for us the cool highs hold one more day, 59 to 66. signs of spring tomorrow. 70s develop inland and look the 80s return, the warmth thursday but i'm not finished there. how about 90s? how about for three or four days? your weekend forecast and the chance of a stray shower, we'll look at that next. here's alexis. we have one new issue in the north bay, although this sounds minor. this is in the napa area where state route 121 and state route 12 intersect. we have a two car crash. everyone is out of their vehicle, they're exchanging information so this sounds like it will be clear and it's not a major blocking issue. not seeing any yellow or reds. the bay bridge toll plaza is still looking great and the metering lights should flip on in the next 15 minutes so i will let you know as soon as that happens. we'll look at drive times coming up at 5:20. how would you like to go to napa valley's bottle rock festival for free? there's a way but there's a catch. and we're getting incredible drone video this morning. killer whales having fun off the coast right here in northern california. >> amazing. and new robots on campus. and new robots on campus. where these what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. fortified.tored. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. we are back at 5:13. very interesting view from drone view 7. what you're looking at here is the extensive aftermath of a fire that gutted a construction site in emeryville. the fire started in a stairwell. the same location as one that burned the construction site just 10 months ago. abc 7 news was on where crews dug through the wreckage. investigators are viewing surveillance video to see if this was set on purpose. the owner doesn't understand why someone would want to do this but says this won't stop him. >> we have to take a deep breath and look at the needs of the building and what our insurance company says and what the city inspectors say but we'll build it. >> when it's finishe, the building will have 105 apartments and be home to several community groups. new concerns about caffeine after the death of a south carolina teenager. on april 26, he collapsed and died in a classroom for what's being called a cardiac event. officials say in the two hours leading up to his death he consumed a large diet mountain dew, a cafe latte from mcdonald's an an energy drink. >> like all parents we worry about our kids as they grow up, their safety, their health, especially once they start driving, but it wasn't a car crash that took his life, instead it was an energy drink. >> cripe had no family history of heart issues and experts are encouraging parents to monitor their children's caffeine intake. >> the first freeway camera system will be rolled out in the east bay, droneview 7 gives us a look at i-80 near hill top and richmond where a sophisticated vision of cameras and microphones will show off ramps. the chp says there have been 90 shootings on bay area freeways in the last year and a half. in the last year and a half. eight were deadly. officials say known hot spots will soon be on camera. napa valley's annual bottle rock festival just over a week away and organizers are still looking for volunteers. people are needed for the green team to help guests dispose of their trash, recycling and compost. shifts are four hours and volunteers are welcome to stay after their shift to enjoy the festival. bottle rock is next friday through sunday, maroon five, tom petty and the heart breakers and the foo fighters are all headliners. the oakland a's stop sales tomorrow for a pass of $19.99 a month and a $5 that gets fans into the game. 2,000 have been sold. the team will stop selling the passes tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. because it's reached capacity. passes for july, august, and september will go on sale at a later date. a team of small robots is wheeling around uc berkeley and they are bringing you food. >> i don't know what i would have done if i was an undergrad. >> gained more weight. >> true. they're part of a food delivery called kiwi. the student newspaper recently the student newspaper recently feature it had the app allows people to order food on demand. >> they go faster than i anticipated. >> this is funny to me. about 15 robots are operating around campus. if this idea looks familiar, you're right, a similar robot is making food deliveries in san carlos, this is part of a pilot program by online food app post mates. >> did not need more help with the freshman 15 i think. >> i'm confused because if there's a person with the robot, what i is a robot thereto? >> i think eventually there is a goal. >> all this eventually. >> he wants it now. hey, mike. >> have to have patience with this new technology. clouds are encroaching from the north even radar returns showing up to the north. that will keep us cooler than average. we have beta breakers this weekend, bottle rock next weekend. it's been cool for so long you forget we here in the summer festival season. the flag will be uncurled later today as winds kick up around 20, 25 miles per hour across the golden gate bridge. sunshine and warmer weather rebounds as quickly as tomorrow and warm to hot inland this weekend. today's temperatures mid to upper 50s. about 62 to 67 for the rest of us. you can see during the afternoon hours the central valley in the north bay, there you go along the santa cruz mountains an isolated shower possible there. by tomorrow morning that chance is already moving to the south. clouds are opening, look at these cool conditions, mid-40s to low 50s. hour by hour at 7:00 here's the cloud cover increasing, a stray shower across the north bay up until 11:00. as we get to 1:00, you can see santa cruz mountains, north bay, a stray shower developing but as the cold front starts to roll through plus a little bit of the heating of the day 5:00 we see more stray showers develop. they're all green which means they'll be fairly light but they'll hang around until 4:00 tomorrow morning. a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. tomorrow 50s at the coast but 70s for the rest of us. 60s thursday. 70s and 80s bay and inland. 80s and 90s for friday saturday and sunday. it's about to change. alexis? >> things are doing okay on the roads. a strange issue in san francisco. southbound 101 before you get to 280 chp has reports of a large wheelie dumpster that is partially in lanes three and four. that would be on the right-hand side. not sure how big it is but that's not something you want to hit with your vehicle. they have a crew on the way. they're saying there aren't any vehicles in the area that may have lost that. quick checkout side at the richmond side of the richmond san rafael bridge. very quiet, that's how most of the bay area looks. our only exception westbound 580 tracy to dublin. southbound 680 about 16, and 101 to cupertino looks minutes. in today's gma first look, a surprising revelation from the fiance of former nfl star aaron hernandez. >> she claims his death in a massachusetts correctional facility was not a suicide. here's abc's >> reporter: speaking out for the first time since the death of her fiance aaron hernandez, appearing on dr. phil. >> he informed me that, indeed, aaron was deceased and at first i thought it was a hoax. police ruled hernandez's death a suicide after he was found hanging in his jail cell last month. >> i don't think this was a suicide. he was very positive, so excited to come home. >> reporter: hernandez was serving a life sentence for the 2013 murder of his friend odin lloyd. that conviction erased by a massachusetts judge following his death but his fiance believes he died an innocent man. >> i had asked him if he was involved and he said no. that's all i needed. at 7:00 a.m., dan abrams weighs in live on the case with your gma first look, i'm kendis gibson, abc news new york. another breaking news update here. another car fire to report in the east bay this morning and this time it comes from rodeo. look at this video we just got, you can see a van parked on the side of the street. it's completely gutted out on railroad avenue near third street. the rodeo hercules fire department put out the fire this morning. you you remember last week there were seven suspicion car fires in the east bay. a 36-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of more than 40 arson fires in contra costa county. no word if this is perhaps a copy cat or unrelated. reggie, natasha, back to you. up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> and what's causing landlords in alameda to protest, despite voters rejecting a measure to limit rent increasing. limit rent increasing. let's tech: when your windshield needs to be fixed... trust safelite autoglass. for these parents, driving around was the only way to get their baby to sleep. so when their windshield got cracked... customer: we can't drive this car. tech: ...they wanted it fixed right. so they scheduled with safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong, reliable bond, every time. at safelite, we stand behind our work. bye, bye. because the ones you love, sit behind it. 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[whisper: rocket] 5:24. here are seven things you need to know. number someone from our live desk. the president revealing a little about his private conversation with top russian officials this morning. he tweeted just a few momentsing that he shared facts about terrorism and airline safety and defended his right to share that info. number two, the sentencing phase for the convicted killer of morgan hill killer sierra lamar starts today with impact statements from her family and friends. antolin garcia torres faces the death penalty or life in prison. a water main break had crews busy on treasure island. you could see the water pooling up near third street and avenue m creating muddy conditions and closing some streets. here's number four and it has to do with the chance of a few showers today. our models are gridding out measurable precipitation in hundredths of an inch variety. and number five, it's also breezy this morning. chp issued a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. they updated that a little less than an hour ago so you want both hands on the wheel. on top of, that we have a high wind advisory for altamont pass. ford slashing 10% of its work force to boost profits. a source tells bloomberg, hourly workers won't be impacted. instead ford will reportedly offer retirement packages to salaried employees in north america and asia. the warriors are looking to go up 2-0 against the tonigh tonight. san antonio will be without kawhi leonard after he sprained his ankle. we're always looking for videos or photo of your cute dogs and kids. use the hashtag "dubs on 7." we'll be back with another full 90 minutes of news including the major highway project getting under way. project getting under way. also, the action families of the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. good morning on this tuesday, may 16, glad you're with us. we're getting our day started with a little wind. >> it's a little breezy, especially if you go higher up in the elevations, places like mt. tamalpais gusting to 36 miles per hour right now so those are going to translate to the rest of us and you can see that's already happening. 20 fairfield and oakland. 29 in sfo, half moon by a 21. 12 and 13 around livermore and san carlos so we're seeing a breeze and there you go from mt. tamalpais and some of the low clouds out there. in fact, we're starting out partly cloudy. 40 to 53. 55 to 61, breezy and cool at noon withless sunshine, a stray shower possible at 4:00. and a few showers hanging around around 7:00. we'll talk about big time warm temperatures and an hour-by-hour look at the wet weather. here's alexis. we are getting an early start on the bay bridge commute. 5:21. those metering lights were flipped on this morning so not sure what the cause is but we have folks filling in on the maze here and, yes, that's starting to ramp up but no blocking issues to talk about and the rest of the bay bridge commute looks great so getting there from highway 4 just about 17 minutes up to the maze across the bay bridge 11 minutes you're in the green and if you're heading to the airport you could have delays with that wind but shouldn't have troubles getting there san francisco to sfo on southbound 101 in the green at nine minutes. next traffic update at 5:40. happening today, the man convicted of kidnapping and murdering sierra lamar will be back in court. >> the process of deciding whether he's going to get the death penalty or life in prison begins. matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning reggie and natasha, the jury will hear emotional testimony today but in the end they will only have two choices, give antolin garcia torres the death penalty or life in prison without parole. here's legal analyst stephen clark. >> clearly at this point the prosecution holds all the cards. at a minimum, garcia torres will never get out of >> antolin garcia torres was convicted one week ago of sierra lamar's kidnapping and murder. a defense psychologist is lined up to take the stand to testify about his troubled family life while growing up. defense attorneys want to show a 21-minute video of garcia torres at a family birthday party. the prosecution can call up family and friends to make victim statements on how the death of sierra lamar has impacted them. today's proceedings are scheduled to start at 9:00 a.m. matt keller, abc 7 news. 5:31. now on to a crisis brewing at the white house. this morning a defiant president trump says he had an absolute right to share information with russia. the president tweeted his first comments in response to a report he divulged classified information in a meeting with top russian officials last week. mr. trump said he discussed terrorism and airline flight safety but didn't mention whether the information was classified. democrats and republicans are calling for an investigation. many fear the meeting may have put confidential sources at risk as well as relationships with u.s. allies. those within the intelligence community say this is caused for concern. >> when information like this is provided by a foreign government it's only shared on a limited basis with people in the u.s. government and it's certainly not shared broadly with people outside the u.s. government so this is a major major problem. >> legal experts say presidents have brought authority to disclose classified information making them virtually immune from prosecution. every other government employee with a clearance could be criminally charged. happening today, the families of 10 people who died in oakland's ghost ship fire are filing a lawsuit against the building's owner and manager. 36 people died in the fire, several families have already filed individual lawsuits claiming the building was a fire trap and that the owner and leaseholder ignored safety hazards. the dilapidated building had been converted illegally into a living area. records show firefighters were called to inspect the property but citations were never issued. a mountain view cyber security firm says there are clues pointing to north korea as the culprit in the massive ransomware attacks. experts at symantec say the code the hackers used is similar to the ones used in attacks against sony pictures and two international banks. those attacks were linked to north korea. friday's attack crippled more than 300,000 computers in more than 150 countries. happening today the u.n. security council is meeting to discuss north korea's latest missile test. the missile flew for a half hour before landing in the sea of japan. north korea claims the new type of missile can carry heavy nuclear warheads. some skeptics say that's unlikely. diplomats say the u.s. and china are working on new sanctions against the north. a ucsf psychiatrist is out on bail after pleading not guilty to charges of the uploading and trading child foreign. police arrested dr. billy lockhart last week. as a condition of his release, he's not allowed to use the internet, have contact with kids or set foot on the ucsf campus where he is suspended from his position. he was arrested along with benjamin martin after police say they found more than 1200 files of child foreign in their home. the family of a man who died after being tased by rohnert park police is demanding answers. the man is identified as 41-year-old branch roth. police say he was drunk when he was confronted by two officers outside of a motel friday night. the officers used a taser to subdue him and he died moments later. the family is questioning whether officers were properly trained and if they followed federal guidelines warning them that tasing a drunk person could cause death. >> often times we see these death cases as a result of untrained officers using a a taser against a person where policy suggests they should not. >> roth is the older brother of isa roth being seen tased 20 times by sonoma county jail deputies. the county paid more than a million dollars for that incident. a convicted felon on probation was busted again in the north bay after police found several illegal or stolen items inside a home. several sonoma county police departments teamed up to conduct a compliance check on a home in mark meadow drive in santa rosa and when they got there they say they saw someone throwing a gun outside of a window. they found six firearms, illegal drugs, $25,000 in cash and two stolen motorcycles. police arrested 25-year-old omar cabrera and now he faces multiple charges. a move that may make commuters on the peninsula happy. crews will break ground on a new project whose aim is to ease congestion on a stretch of willow. the interchange on highway 101 will include eight lanes, a dedicated bike lane on the overpass, too. work is expected to take at least two years. stanford university has reportedly spent $130 million to provide housing for faculty and staff near campus. according to our media partners the bay area news group, the university bought this upscale apartment and retail complex in los altos. there are 167 units at that building on el camino real. the bay area news group reports the complex was worth $85 million last year so the university ended up paying much more than the building's previous value. tonight the warriors hope to go up 2-0 against the spurs in the western conference finals. kawhi leonard is out after reinjuring his ankle sunday during a play involving the dubs pachulia. the nba says pachulia won't be disciplined. gregg popovich says that's a dirty play. >> we're up 23 points in the third quarter against golden state and kawhi goes down like that and you want to know if our chances are less? and you want to know how we feel? that's how we feel. >> i'm not a dirty player, i just love this game and i'm playing hard. that's how i was taught. game two is tonight at oracle arena, a tipoff at 6:00 p.m. if you don't have tickets, watch it on our sister network espn. >> and don't forget to show us your dub nation pride by showing us pictures and video of you dressed up in your gear. use the hashtag "dubs on 7" and when you post them we may put them on air or online. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. we're looking westbound and on the roads it will be nice other than an isolated shower during the evening hours probably just as the commute is starting around 7:00. here's a look at what will happen. windy north of the bay bridge, cool all day for taking mass transit. here's the small craft advisory everywhere you see highlighted in yellow from the golden gate bridge eastward and from the bay bridge northward through the delta communities. 24 to 38 miles per hour winds today. it looks choppy from the exploratorium camera. uv index will be high also. temperatures inland, 49 pleasant hill lafayette, black hawk, everybody else 50 to 53 degrees. we have low to mid-50s around the bay shore and into the south bay. los gatos at 42. santa rosa 48. 60s and 70s tomorrow. 60s, 70s and 80s thursday so we have a warming trend on the way but before that happens we have that one last chance. wet weather today and then an hour by hour look up next. i want to head back to san francisco where we had kind of a strange situation. a wheelie dumpster, so a pretty large piece of debris. we have a location update northbound 101 before the 280 merge. originally it sounded like it was southbound 101 but someone it that so i'm not sure the extent of the damage chp is with them. we're not seeing significant delays so that's been one of our only issues. we are off to a quiet start. a quick check of the south bay, san jose 101 and 880. everything looks great there, too. quick mass transit note to pass along. san francisco bay ferry, if you take the ferry from alameda or oakland to pier 41, make sure you check the schedule. the late a.m. and midday departures today, tomorrow and thursday will be terminating at the ferry building due to some maintenance at the pier 41 dock. we'll look at drive times at 5:50. >> let me start by saying this is amazing video of wildlife in their natural habitat. i should say it gets a little circle of life-y at the end. multiple killer whales showing off their playful side. and when i say playful, i mean killer. drone video shows the orcas breeching and pec slapping. monterey bay aquarium says this is the best time to spot killer whales because gray whales are traveling through the area during migration. these killer whales become social after feeding on a gray whale calf so they're celebrating the hunt. but, you know, killer whales are going to killer whale. that's how it goes. they hunt seals and sea lions and dolphins. so the circle of life and it moves us all. it seems to be a trend across the bay area. another water company set to approve a rate increase today. >> delta looking into a way to cut bag time check ins in half. all you need is your face. and make it a better day. how about a little bit of a glowing sunrise to start? glowing sunrise to start? keep on top of [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. 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[ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] welcome back. i want to show you wild video of a cyclist getting shot in the road in new orleans. look at this video. they are riding along and you see him kind of grab his back there and keel over, stop on the side of the road. eventually he just comes to a full on stop and you see him bending over, grabbing his back. they first thought this was a bb or pellet but they say he was hit by a bullet. police are looking for the gunmen. shocking video to see to show on social media from one of the other cyclists and you can see he's bleeding a bit >> that's horrifying. >> i've never seen something like that. thank you. wow. the alameda city council will protest tougher rent control laws. in november, voters rejected a measure that would have limited rent increases. landlords fear the city council will try to impose rent control despite voters' wishes. voters passed a measure that requires landlords to notify the city if they impose a rent increase of 5% or more. the san francisco board of supervisors negotiating two competing proposals for affordable housing. one of them would expand affordable housing to the middle-class. the other would provide more affordable units to the poor board postponed talks to negotiate more and they are expected to meet again one week from today. delta airlines is working on a high tech service that will let you check in your bags with just your face. facial recognition machines are being tested at the minneapolis/st. paul airport. you joous need to tag your bag, pay your fee and smile for the came camera delta believe this is could cut check in times in weia author of a bill to create license plates that show support for abortion rights. right now the dmv has 14 plates. this proposed plate would say "california trusts women" and would cost 50 bucks. >> the revenue generated from this specialized license plate will be used for the family planning access care and treatment program known as family pact which provides family planning services to 1.8 million californians every year. >> lawmakers who oppose the bill say this is a way to use government money to fund abortions. they say they would drop their opposition if the bill offered license plates that taken a anti-abortion rights stance. >> happening today, the marin water district is set to approve a revised rate hike so water rates will still go up 14% starting on july 1. after so many of your heated complaints, they're kicking the can down the road and putting off the second increase until 2019. the increases will raise $10 million needed to help pay for pipeline and other improvements. >> if you're tired of complaining about the way local government works and want to do something about it, san francisco may have a job for you. announces are popping up on twitter aimed at finding candidates for the next civil grand jury in the city. a big push is being made to recruit younger people and minorities. >> we need to get fresh ideas. we need people of color, people who are young, people who are going into new careers because they've just finished a second education or something so we'd like to have more diversity. >> in the past year, the grand jury has released reports on police shootings, homelessness and jail conditions. the commitment is for one year and starts july 1. the fines are up, you are being warned to expect traffic in san francisco to be a mess on sunday for beta breakers. this is the oldest continuously running foot race in america and people are excited about it this year because the race is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. expect a whole lot of color. runners will start at 8:00 a.m. they'll run at 7 miles west across the city finishing on the great highway by ocean beach. organizers expect 40,000 runners to turn up and all of us who love to watch will show up on sunday. >> natasha was so nice a few minutes ago. she turned to me and said "will you be doing that this year?" >> he didn't say anything. >> do you know me? >> he went -- >> i run if someone is chasing me. >> that's a spectator sport for you? >> i love watching them. >> temperatures will start in the low 60s and end in the low 70s. a delightful day with total sunshine it's pretty cloudy across the south bay. our last cool afternoon. breezy, warmer and dry tomorrow and the heat is on, especially inland friday, saturday, and sunday, 90s on the way. today mid to upper 60s. mainly mid-60s. look at that, mid to upper 50s along the coast into san francisco. tonight with the clearing skies from north to south you can see it's coolest up north, mid-40s, the rest of us upper 40s to low 50s. here's the tomorrow system, bringing copious amounts of moisture all up and down washington and the oregon coast where they've been well above average for every month this year so far this storm will slide more towards the sierra. a stray shower up until noon. maybe a drizzle and stray shower. from 4:00 we'll keep an eye on just about anywhere. looking at that, showers developing. they'll hang around lightly all the way until 4:00 then we'll see a clearing trend. couple hundredths of an inch. tomorrow will be breezy but warmer, 50s and 70s. 60s 70s and 80s. 70s, 80s and 90s saturday and sunday. >> looking at the roads. it's really heavy through the bay bridge toll plaza. nothing out of the ordinary. you're looking okay if you use the hov lanes. you're backed up through the maze. metering lights on extra early. 5 5:21. san mateo bridge we are looking okay on westbound 92. it's filling in. . as you head across the mid-span, as you head across the mid-span, both hands on the wheel. plus a plus a i doni refuse to lie down. why suffer? 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they opened on a street zoned for retail. it invented the motif as a hook -- >> a hook? >> get it? >> captain hook. >> party in the front, business in the back. >> i get the satisfaction of watching them learn and grow. >> i'm joyful by having her. >> the goal to transform the student's relationship with writing and help them build confidence and pride in themselves as learners. the nonprofit says it's changing futures one word at a time >> shiver me timbers? >> there you go. the record cold high temperature for today in redwood city is 61 degrees. we'll be two degrees warmer than that. look at what's happening at at&t park. the bats were hot temperature 54. let's look at what's going to happen not only today but by friday. temperatures 15 to 25 degrees warmer from 74 in san francisco to concord at 91. when i show you my forecast in 15 minutes, that's not as warm as it will get. hey, alexis. >> good morning, mike. i want to show you the traffic maps. we've had what hasn't been a major traffic issue but we've had a hazard in the roadway for over an hour, northbound 101 before the 280 merge hasn't gotten the all clear. we had a wheelie dumpster in the road. one vehicle hit that. sounds like everything is contained to the right shoulder and everything is in the green and check this out. walnut creek, you look great southbound 680. no delays, no brake lights on the southbound side. enjoy it while it lasts. >> alexis, thank you. miss usa is reversing course, she's addressing controversial comments she made about health care during last weeke weekend's competition. >> a north bay man detained by immigration officials. the pleas for his release after he got detained at work and how the government is responding. and just into our live desk syria answering back to the u.s. on accusations of mass killings. on accusations of mass killings. what they' it looks like the city is on fire this morning, doesn't it? >> beautiful. >> live pictures from sky 7 as we approach 6:00 a.m. over hunter's point. great picture. it doesn't look like it here, necessarily, but some of you may be waking up to rain develops. trust me, by the end of this week this whole thing looks quite different weather wise it's tuesday, may 16. >> thank you for waking up with us. this is a bit of a roller coaster. >> we're going to hit the low point and then climb up to 90 degree temperatures but right now everything is quiet you can see the flags unfurled. all of them in the ferry building so the breezes are already develop iing that's putting us into the mid-40s and mid-50s. we stay in the 50s at the coast. low 60s around the bay and inland. an isolated chance of shower -- chance of an isolated shower, i should say, develops around 4:00. scattered showers possible around 7:00. we'll taken a hour by hour look at today. first, how about a look at your morning commute? >> overall not too bad.