new details just in on the breaking news we're following out of san bruno. police are investigating a fatal hit and run on skyline boulevard. this is not far from skyline college. >> san bruno police told us they expect south skyline to be closed at college avenue for the next three or four hours. >> northbound traffic should open in about an hour. if you use that route, you're advised to avoid that area and find another way to get around. >> police are still looking for the driver who hit a pedestrian there just about 3:00 a.m. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live on the scene and we'll have an update at 6:30. i'm natasha zouves. >> i'm reggie aqui. sue hall, we're looking at two different hit and runs that both ended up with a person dead. >> unfortunately, yes. the first on skyline boulevard,

as you mentioned, northbound should open shortly. southbound will be closed for a few hours. then the ramp, northbound 85 transition ramp to northbound 17. emergency crews on scene are awaiting the coroner. i'm seeing slow traffic on northbound 85. a sig alert has been issued. the ramp is closed due to this fatal accident. a couple of other accidents, not as bad her middle lane is blocked here at westbound 80 just after highway 4. fremont southbound 880 near stevenson, middle lanes blocked here. unfortunately a very busy morning on the roads. give yourself plenty of time. mike, i hope you have better news. much quieter weather-wise, sue, thank you. those stubborn clouds are still around but the atmosphere is not quite as moist as it was over the weekend. we're only getting some really patchy, light drizzle at most. you can see from the

exploreato exploreatorim camera. pockets of sunshine developed. we'll hang out in the upper 50s to mid-60s from the coast to inland. by 7:00, a cooling trend, you'll need a light jacket. more wet weather is coming up in the accuweather forecast. lgbt q acceptance week begins at a school after parents threatened to pull their kids out of clays. abc 7's amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. parents felt so strongly, they met with the superintendent. they think that students here in san ramone are too young to be focusing on the lgbt q community and they think dedicating a week to the topic is too much. the principle decided to modify the curriculum a bit since hearing from the parents and says they can always opt out of any lessons they don't agree

with. the parents worry that would single out their kids. they think this shouldn't be part of the kids' school day. we have thoughts from parents both for and against the week. >> i just think they're not age-promote. t -- age-appropriate. >> i think it's part of society as we are now. it's good that they're aware of it. >> reporter: most of the parents we spoke with at the school support lgbtq acceptance week. they say the idea came from the student leadership team. today is the first day back from spring break. those who disagree with these lessons have threatened to have their kids walk out today. live in san ramone, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. the warriors' regular season already filled with unbelievable records has room for one more major feat before the playoffs begin. last night golden state beat the spurs in san antonio, 92-86.

the warriors set an nba record for most road victories in a single season. it was the dubs' 72nd victory of the season, matching the 1995 chicago bulls for most wins in a single season. they have a chance to set a new record with 73 wins on wednesday night against the grizzly. >> we wondered how other people in the sports world were reacting. congratulations to warriors hitting 72. scotty pippen, a member of the '95 bulls, tweeted out, "giving credit where credit is due, congrats to steph curry and his warriors." another warrior, latrell sprewell, tweeting, "72 wins." giants mascot lucille is saying, "c "congrats, dub nation." one member of dub nation want

sure he would be alive this season. he was attacked by a shark while in hawaii. he fought back and has survived. it's been a tough journey. abc 7 news caught up with tony leigh in pedro's cantina wednesday nice, where he watched the game with other fans. he lost a leg when a 12-foot shark attacked him. recovery has been tough for tony. he says the warriors have made it a little bit easier. a season ticket rep let the team know one of their biggest fans needed a little bit of inspiration. >> steph curry signed a jersey for me. the team signed a card. just to know they're out there and know that they cared, it really meant a lot. >> what a nice gesture. tony has been a warriors season ticket holder for five years. he says he'll be there wednesday, hoping to see history. >> i love tony. more local news now, the new transbay transit center could be in jeopardy because of big money

woes. according to the "chronicle," the money would be paid back over the next five to ten years with taxes from developers and property owners in that area. "the chronicle" also reports the costs on the project have soared to $360 million in the last two years. new details this morning about a shooting near san jose state university. it is now being investigated as a homicide. police say the victim died this weekend from the gunshot wound he suffered in last thursday night's gunfire at east william and 10th street. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. police are asking witnesses to come forward. fairfield police recovered this gun five years after it was stolen from a northern california home. officers found the gun hidden in a secret compartment in a car after a traffic stop led to a chase saturday night. the 20-year-old driver of the car, paul perkins, was arrested on several charges including evading police and driving on a

suspended license. next, a major protest inside the north carolina state capital over the new lgbt law. the stars now standing up to the state, demanding change. plus fighting cancer with more than drugs. how marriage could play a role. a live look from walnut creek. some isolated patchy showers. mike nicco is tracking it.

we're back at 6:10 in the abc 7 traffic center. a busy morning if you're just getting back from spring break. a hit and run fatality. abc 7's matt keller is on the scene, skyline at berkshire. northbound should be open shortly. southbound will be closed for the next a couple of hours. a fatal accident, northbound 85, the transition ramp to northbound 17, car versus a pedestrian. chp has issued a sig alert. they're awaiting a coroner. take basskum avenue for your best bet. westbound 80 after highway 4, middle lanes continue to be blocked there, slow traffic. 20-minute drive on 84, to 880 at stevenson, middle lanes are blocked here. it's a busy morning, mike.

thank you very much, sue. inland, patchy drizzle is possible around lafayette at 53. possible around lafayette at 53. the warm spot, brentwood. let's talk about what's going to happen in redwood city, 55 right now through 8:00. at noon you'll be at 62. you'll hang out at 64 this afternoon. by 6:00, back to 62. san rafael, t spores all moderate today. i do have another chance of rain coming and some 70s and 80s in the accuweather seven-day forecast. this morning, heartwarming news for people battling cancer. research shows marriage can help them in their fight. san diego researchers suggest chances of surviving cancer are

higher for people who are hitched. the death rate for single female patients was 19% higher than their married counterparts. the study's author stressed that sex, race, ethnicity and birthplace also have key roles in determining a patient's survival. california lawmakers are targeting people who are using disabled parking placards when they are not disabled. how they're planning to crack down. also a daring rescue off the my opis slowing my insides to a crawl. that's opioid-induced constipation, oic, a different type of constipation. i'm really struggling to find relief... paint a different picture. talk to your doctor about oic and prescription treatment options.

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developing news out of india. police say at least ten people associated with a deadly fireworks fire are now on the run. this morning, rescue crews are sifting through what's left of a hindu temple. at least 110 people died when an unauthorized fireworks show ignited a separate batch of fireworks that were stored at the temple. the temple was packed with thousands who gathered for a religious festival. more than 500 got hurt. police have already detained five people who are thought to be responsible. new this morning, a senior north korean military officer is defecting to south korea. the officer has not been named, but the defense ministry in seoul said he left last year. there have been some reports of

lower level north koreans defecting but it's very unusual for a colonel to do this. happening today, a major protest inside the north carolina state capital. demonstrators are planning a sit-in over the state's controversial religious freedom law. the governor claims it's aimed at protecting people whose religious believes contradict local laws protecting the lgbt community. protesters say it allows for discrimination. nba player charles barkley is calling for the nba to take a stand. >> i'm supposed to stand up for people who can't stand up for themselves. i think the nba should move the all-star game from charlotte. >> that game alone with worth $100 million. bruce springsteen has cancelled his concert.

the nyaa says they plan to protest. >> bryan adams is following in springsteen's steps, cancelling his concert over the mississippi law. he says people are being denied silver rights due to their sexual orientation. he's pushing for other artists to follow suit. the state transportation committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on the use of disability placards. the bill would force the dmv to proactively retrieve expired parking placards. the legislation would also allow cities to charge motorists displaying placards for the costs of parking. new video of a kayak rescue off a south carolina island. two men went kayaking saturday and were supposed to be back before sunset. a friend notified the coast guard that they had not returned. crews rescued one of the two men, a 21-year-old. they're still looking for the other kayaker this morning.

we'll go to sue hall right now. she's been tracking really a busy morning so far. a couple of fatal crashes which has closed off the road as well. that's correct, reggie. first we'll go to the bay bridge. metering lights were turned on at 5:30 a.m. serious accidents, abc 7's matt keller is on scene here, we'll hear from him in ten minutes, skyline at berkshire, a hit and run. northbound direction should be reopened shortly. southbound will remain closed for another couple of hours. skyline college, use alternate routes to get to school this this morning. another fatal accident, los gatos, north 85, the ramp to northbound 18 is closed. sky 7 should be headed there shortly. you'll want to use baskum or last got os avenue as your alternate. mike has your forecast. just got word that the average delays are one hour into sfo now because of the low

clouds and the patchy drizzle. over the next three hours, you can see there's still a chance, but by 9:00, 9:15, that chance will fade away rather quickly. they'll give way to pockets of sunshine this afternoon. next storm late for wednesday night into thursday morning. weekend sunshine means above average warmth, possibly even out towards the coast. today, warmest around san jose and antioch, 68, followed by fairfield and livermore, 67. most of us around the bay, 64 to 66 degrees, along the coast into san francisco, about 60 to 62 degrees. tonight is going to be mild. once again, around the bay and the coast. upper 40s to low 50s. inland, we may have more mid-40s to low 50s. storm impact scale, so nice to see this from light to severe. even during the middle of april we'll still have a storm that ranks 1 with those light to moderate rains coming in wednesday night into thursday. here's your timetable from 7:00,

seems pretty quiet. 9:00, moving into the north bay. by 9:00 a.m. thursday morning, it's gone. look what it does to our temperatures. just when we start to warm back to our average tuesday and wednesday, we're in the mid- to low 60s on thursday. 60s, 70s, and 80s this weekend. reggie, natasha? >> thank you so much. abc 7 news bureau spent some time at the santa cruz wharf this weekend. there was sleepy weather this weekend. so that makes sense. to share your pictures, post them on social media with the hashtag #abc7now. i'm going to try and match that cuteness with this. two tiny clouded leopard cubs soon to be on display in florida. here is one of the little ladies in the arms of a zoo official. her little center apparently wants to take a cat nap. the leopard sisters are six weeks old. visitors at tampa's lowery park

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under your situation things get a bit complicated. there's a lot to consider. you qualify for the renter's credit as long as you don't claim a homeowner's property tax exemption. you can get that exemption if your mobile home is your principal place of residence. here's the deal. you get one or the other. second, there are income let me tell you something. you can't claim if your adjusted gross engine is more than $76,000 if married. we're talking about the renter's credit here. or more than $38,000 if filing single. we thank you for that question. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and head to abc7news.com/askfinney or share it on social media. you may see your question answered right here on the abc 7 morning news. look at this video of this modern day hamburglar at work. washington, d.c. police released

this surveillance video. this guy broke into the five guys burger joint. he's walking around the kitchen like it's his own kitchen. he did not steal any money or equipment. he just made himself two picturings, talking on the cellphone the whole time, and stole a bottle of water before leaving. >> it seems like he knows that kitchen pretty well, hmm. a group of uc berkeley students will file a complaint with the state, accusing another professor of sexual harassment. and a hit and run crash left a person dead. now police are looking for that suspect. sue hall live in the abc 7 traffic center. you're looking at a live picture from sky 7 hd of a fatality in san jose -- pardon me, in los gatos. it is the transition ramp, northbound 85 to northbound 17. that will remain closed for several hours. you'll want to use baskum or

gatos boulevard as your alternate. we'll be following this and the we'll be following this and the rest of your monday morning

a busy thoroughfare on the peninsula is closed as police investigate a deadly crash. i'm reggie aqui. i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm >> abc 7's matt keller has more. >> reporter: we're told the northbound lanes will be opening up in the next ten to 15 minutes. the southbound lanes will be blocked for at least a few more hours. this investigation started when san bruno police received a call of a pedestrian being injured at about 1:30 this morning. when they arrived on skyline boulevard they found the victim, only identified as a male. he died at the scene. the driver of the vehicle took off. detectives are now following up on some leads.

>> it's a hit and run. we have a couple of witnesses to the event. we're encouraging members of the public with information to come forward and contact the police department. >> reporter: police say the witnesses saw the collision and are working with investigators. the coroner arrived on the scene an hour ago. officers are encouraging students at nearby skyline college to find another way on to campus. there are also a few elementary school in the area. parents may need extra time to drop off their kids for class this morning. matt keller, abc 7 news. sue hall is tracking what is going to be a difficult commute for some of us. >> yes, especially in the los gatos area. northbound 85 live over highway 17, this is sky 7 hd. i'll get out of the way so you can see. it was a fatal accident. the driver did stay on scene, and you can see the lane, the transition ramp is completely blocked off. chp is having to go a little

farther. you can take a winchester to camden or baskum to camden if you're coming from 85. it will be several hours before it will be reopened. los gatos, north 85 to north 17, a sig alert in effect here. and we're going to come back with an accident we just got on 880 at decoto and dixon landing. here's mike. we thought we would take a look at what's going on outside. first, live doppler 7 hd. a very slight chance of some drizzle. you see the clouds ago a little bit. they'll continue to do that in your 12-hour day planner. mild with a chance of drizzle, mid-50s at 7:00. we'll hit upper 50s at the coast and stay there while the rest of us in the low to mid-60s. you'll need sunglasses from time to time and your umbrella in my accuweather seven-day forecast. the warriors are back in the

bay area with their sights set on history on wednesday night. last night, golden state tied chicago bulls record for most wins in a single season at 72. dubs won 92-86, snapping a losing streak. warriors handed san antonio their first home loss of the season. 73 wins if they beat the grizzlies wednesday night. >> we're in the moment, enjoying the ride. obviously the goal is to win a championship. we put ourselves in a great position to end the season with a win and do something no team has done in history. that's an amazing accomplishment. >> amazing is right. the win also ensures the warriors will become the first team to go an entire season without losing to the same team twice. no doubt dub nation will be out in full force at oracle wednesday night. if you don't have tickets,

you'll be packing bars and restaurants like this guy did. abc 7 news was at the cantina wednesday night. >> the championship is more important. but the record is important too. take it from an old bulls fan. >> you take each game, game by game. i think it's why they're so humble and why they're able to work so well together as a team. >> the warriors open the nba playoffs this weekend with game 1 either saturday or sunday against dallas, houston, or utah. how much will wednesday's game cost you? it looks like the cheapest seats, about 400 bucks. if you want a really good seat, though, that's going to set you back $3200 on up. that's standing room, natasha, just so you know. dub nation is celebrating

win number 72. we would like to thank our instagram user for sharing this picture of his daughter. happening today, two uc berkeley graduate students are demanding answers. they say they were sexually harassed last year and say he is still teaching at the university. they reported professor blake wentworth for sexual harassment. the paper claims a university investigation found that wentworth did violate the sexual harassment policy in october. but they say he has not been disciplined and is still teaching. they're holding a new conference with their attorneys today at 11:30 at cal. chp investigates yet another freeway shooting in the east bay, this one at richmond, interstate 80. officers shut down some of the eastbound lanes as they

investigated. we don't know if anyone was hurt or arrested. this is the 17th freeway shooting in the east bay, just since november. the man accused of attempted murder by running over a chp motorcycle officer is expected in court today. officer michael ericsson grew up here in san he stopped to help the driver of a pickup truck in the median of interstate 80 in sacramento last thursday. chp says the driver, austin scott, intentionally hit officer ericsson. police arrested scott in another stolen pickup truck after a short chase that ended in fairfield. san francisco police are still looking for arianna fitts. that's the missing 2-year-old girl. sources tell abc 7 news a body found in mclaren park on friday was her mother, nicole fitts. nicole was last seen april 5th. police say she was the victim of a homicide. officers have not said how she was killed. her family says they don't know

anyone who would have wanted to hurt nicole. she was living in san francisco and worked in a best buy store on harrison street. family members want to know what happened to nicole and are desperate to find arianna. there's a picture of her right there. >> i can't imagine why she would have any enemies. she is just did nothing but give. >> the family has started a facebook page to spread the word about arianna. happening today, a major change for families here in california. governor jerry brown is set to sign legislation increasing paid leave for people to bond with their newborns or take care of sick relatives. now these workers could get as much as 70% of their income for as long as six weeks. last week, san francisco became the first city in the u.s. to approve six weeks of fully-paid leave for new parents. tonight the san mateo city council will hold a special hearing to discuss a plan to help middle and lower class

renters facing skyrocketing rents. under this plan, landlords who raise rents by more than 10% could be required to help people relocate to places that are less expensive. this move comes less than a week after city councilmembers voted down an ordinance that would have imposed a 90-day rent moratorium. commuters are urged to keep a close watch on a sign on 101. an officer was shot and killed 18 years ago this month. his cousin took this photo on saturday. at first he thought someone was just decorating the sign. then he realized the person was cleaning off graffiti. >> as a family member, it's very sad. as a law enforcement officer, it makes me mad. every may we recognize in california and in san mateo county all of the fallen officers. and this is just a terrible time for the memorial to be defaced. >> this is how the sign looks now, thanks to quick work by

caltrans crews. he says he's proud of the person who stopped to clean that sign. he says it sends a message to vandals that this memorial honors a hero. sue hall in the abc 7 traffic center with a couple of really nasty accidents out there. 6:39 this morning. let's go to sky 7 hd over this accident in los gatos. this is the transition ramp from northbound 85 to northbound 17. this is closed due to a fate. the car you just saw was a car vehicle involved. it's just getting set to be toad away. chp has issued a sig alert and say this ramp will not be opened for several hours. use baskum to camden or winchester to camden to get to 17 at 85. abc 7's matt keller is on scene at skyline boulevard were the northbound section is set to open. southbound will remain closed for several hours. this was a hit and run.

another accident, northbound transition ramp from 280 to northbound 85. a lot of problems in the south bay this morning. we'll update this and more in just a couple of minutes. here's mike with your weather. good morning, everybody. down south, los gatos the cool spot at 57. san jose at 55, along with alameda, san pablo, 53. look at the whole peninsula, 54 degrees. your activity planner for today, a little bit of drizzle is possible this morning for jogging and walking. the afternoon will be dry and a little brighter, not too breezy. we'll call it fair, west wind at 5 to 10 if you're thinking about doing some sailing. winds are 4 miles per hour out of the southwest at golden gate bridge, but looks dry right now. partly sunny, we'll say a little bit brighter than yesterday. clouds will linger tuesday,

brighter wednesday, and a chance of rain. a lot to talk about in the auk uweather seven-day forecast. a surprising new bidder emerges in the battle for yahoo! from across the pond. plus putting women in the driver and passenger seats. the reason uber is kicking men to the curb. first, a look at what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good monday morning, reggie and natasha. next on "good morning america," all eyes on new york in the race and more the white house. ted cruz laying out his plans for the national convention in july after the win in wisconsin. and bernie sanders ready for a showdown on the democratic side as well. how likely is the contested convention? convention? abc's

secretary of state john kerry is in hiroshima, japan this morning. he laid a wreath that honored 140,000 japanese who were killed when the u.s. dropped the atomic bomb in 1945. a u.s. official says secretary kerry did not go there to apologize for america's decision to use the atomic bomb. kerry is among the highest ranking u.s. officials to visit. in accordan nancy pelosi was there in 2008 when she was speaker in the

house. kerry's visit could pave the way for president obama to do the same. the group of terrorists around the deadly attacks in brussels had intentions to hit france. the arrests of key members during recent raids forced them to strike closer to home instead in belgium. belgian police arrested four men in brussels over the weekend in connection with last month's bombings that killed 32 people. one of them is charged in the paris attacks. lgbt awareness week begins at a high school today. abc 7's amy hollyfield is live with more. >> reporter: will there be a walkout here at windermere middle school? we know 20 parents met with the superintendent because they were so concerned about this. they asked that lgbt q appreciation week be cancelled

shrikcancelled. it is still on, set to start today, but it is modified. the principal won'ti ing showing all the videos to the kids. some parents don't think it's age-appropriate. we did find a lot of support for it. students came up with the idea. the school district says parents can always have their kids opt out of a lesson that they don't agree with. the parents say they worry that will single out their kids. today is the first day back from spring break and the day to find out just what these parents are going to do. live in san ramone, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. a photo now of a fiery wreckage of a small plane. boy, does this look bad. this happened in upstate new york, shortly after takeoff last night. that flight, a piper 28, experienced some engine problems. when it was coming back to the

airplane, it clipped several trees and crashed. the pilot and passengers on board were hurt but are going to be okay. federal authorities are investigating. here in the bay area, two people walked away, no injuries at all, after a close call on board a plane in oakland international airport. oakland fire live tweeted out these photos. this private jet made an emergency landing yesterday. the nose gear collapsed as the jet was touching down. that jet, by the way, belongs to an aviation company based in burlingame. think about this. if your doctor were on probation for a serious offense, would you want them to tell you? today's state senate committee will vote on a bill that would require physicians to tell you if they've been convicted of seller offences, including sexual misconduct and substance abuse that resulted in the death of a patient. the vote will be this morning at the state capital. today the owner of "the daily mail," the british newspaper and global tabloid

website, confirms it's in talks to take over yahoo!. the media company joins the list of 40 firms that have expressed interest in yahoo!'s business. yahoo! has been under intense pressure to revise its revenue growth. the deadline for bids is a week from today. facebook kicks off its developers' conference this week. >> jane king is live at the nasdaq with that story and a check of how the markets haare starting the week. good morning to you. we're off to a nice start today, dow is up almost 100 points. everything up about a half percent at the moment. we're seeing oil up. as we know from recent weeks, leading stocks are higher as well. facebook is holding its big developers' conference, not disclosing what will be revealed, but there are a lot of educated guesses. one is an announcement of bringing chat box to messenger. another idea is 360 videos using oculus rift, the facebook-owned

virtual reality system. chariot, a ride sharing app for only women drivers and passengers, is set to launch in boston later this month. the founder, a man, tells the "christian science monitor" that many women feel uncomfortable with male drivers and passengers. the hiring practices could face tough legal battles according to civil rights lawyers. cornerstone analytics say they see $85 per barrel of oil by christmas. they've produced some of the most accurate data out there on oil prices in recent years. live from times square, i'm jane king. >> thank you so much, jane. sue hall has been looking at a couple of really bad accidents this morning, sue. >> that's right. first, reggie, thank you very mu much. over the seen of this fatality, it's in los gatos. it's the transition ramp from northbound 85 to northbound 17.

it will remain closed for several hours. chp is on scene, tow truck on scene. you can see the backup. you are being diverted, if you take that exit, to the southbound 17 side of things. you'll want to take that, then loop back around at lark to get back to the northbound, or better still, before you even get to the ramp, you'll want to take baskum or winchester which is after. go to camden and get back on to northbound 17, because it will remain closed for several hours. abc 7's matt keller has better news for us, on the scene of this hit and run fatality in the san bruno skyline area. and that northbound direction has been reopened. southbound will remain closed for several hours. northbound skyline has been reopened, so better news there. mike, how's the weather? pretty quiet this morning. we do have some patchy drizzle still possible, especially along the coast and higher elevations. if you're traveling through 24 or possibly 580, you may get a little wet. notice over the exploratorium

camera we're showing calm for your ferry ride this morning. the clouds are already starting to open in some of our neighborhoods. a degree or two warmer this afternoon. wet weather returns wednesday night into thursday, and building weekend warming trend could push us to the 80s in some neighborhoods. today, as warm as it gets. antioch, 68. a lot of 64 to 66-degree range temperatures everywhere, except along the coast, 62. tonight, clouds will open. patchy drizzle is possible once again in higher elevations. 40s inland to low 50s around the bay. 1, light, to 5, severe, nice to see in the middle of april. light to moderate rain wednesday night into thursday. it comes in about 9:00 into the north bay. by 9:00 a.m. thursday morning, it's gone. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. that will be our coolest day, mid-50s to low 60s.

check out the 60s, 70s, and 80s this weekend. a warning to drivers with a lead foot. ford has designed this new light bar. you see it at the top of the screen. it's located near the sun adviser. they're much more difficult to spot than the bulky roof lights. that light bar also comes with an auto dimming feature. you've been warned. if caring for pandas is your idea of a dream job, you're going to want to head to china. >> animal keepers from all over the world are in china this morning, learning how to care for giant pandas. the program is part of a global panda conservation effort. it's the job of each panda nanny to watch over them and learn how to cook meals. and here we were thinking they only eat bamboo shoots. >> we're back with the seven things you need to know before you go. >> abc 7 news is always with you with the abc 7 news app. with the abc 7 news app. it is free for your

whether you're just joining us or headed out the door, these are the seven things you know to know. number 1, breaking news in san bruno. avoid the intersections of skyline and berkshire drive, southbound lanes are closed while police investigate a fatal hit and run. number 2, another fatality, this one in los gatos, northbound 85, transition to northbound 17 remains shut for

the next several hours. you are being diverted off to southbound 17 if you do take that exit, or just take baskum to camden. number 3, clouds you're seeing right here may let a little drizzle go through 9:00 hour. then they'll set a little sunshine through. 62 in san francisco. the rest of us, 65 to 68 degrees. number 4, warriors just one win away from setting a single season record for most wins. the dubs notched their 72nd win of the season last night, beating the spurs. they have the shot at 73 wednesday night against the grizzly. go dubs. two cal grad students say they were sexually harassed by blake wentworth, a teacher, last year. they're filing a complaint with the state. the new transbay transit center could be in jeopardy because of money problems. according to "the chronicle," san francisco is proposing a

$260 million loan to prevent work from shutting down this summer. number 7, a curious goat named millie is back home with its owner this morning after wandering into the starbucks in rohnert park. the barista offered the goat a banana but she chewed on the cardboard box instead. >> wasn't hurting anymore. >> love her. >> not enough fiber in the banana. we'll be back in 25 minutes. bye, guys.

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good morning, america. millions on severe weather alert. winds up to 90 miles an hour. snapping power lines and hitting homes. huge hail pounds the south and a deadly dust storm tears through the heartland. donald trump's team accuses ted cruz of running a crooked campaign. using gestapo tactics after cruz sweeps colorado, edges closer in delegates. >> i met a lot tougher people over the years, but not anybody that can lie like him. >> hillary clinton launches a new attack ad taking on trump. as bernie sanders racks up another win. new york now looming for all the candidates. the super bowl champ will smith gunned down on the street after a fender bender. and tense exchange. new revelations about how the suspect and former nfl star may be linked. the investigation, this morning.