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freeway, mine our own business and we will catch a stray bullet not intended for us. the latest freeway shooting happened last night in pittsburg. police say around 8:30, a car crashed. just off westbound highway four. all the subject had been shot at least once. he is deceased. he came east freeway and collided with a fence. >> it is possible that the shot came from someone on the highway. that would make this the 18th freeway shooting in the bay area since last year. look at the map to get an idea of where this is happening. alameda and con cop county -- and contra costa county with 11. >> horrible. on the friend. we have thousands of motorists. all the lieutenant say that because it is a regional problem, different agencies are working together through the safe streets task first to stop the shooting. they are not random attacks. >> most of the shootings have ties with gangs mostly from

richmond. >> this is frustrating and unsettled to drivers who worry about getting caught in the cross fire. >> they have problems, take it where there are no other people or bystanders or kids. it is a huge problem. >> police say drivers do not have too much to worry about. if you see aggressive drive, move out of the way and call 9-1-1. >> if you see someone drive aggressively, that could be a signal some might occur. say away from the consider. dial 9-1-1. >> why is this happening on the freeway? investigators say they think it is it is a crime of opportunity, they see someone they feud with and they happen at night under the cover of darkness with no arrests made from the shooting last night. >> a crash crippled the morning commute in union city at 880

where a big-rig crashed on the center divide. 880 was closed in both directions leading to a massive backup. southbound lanes re-opened before 8:00 and we just got word that all northbound lanes are now on, as well, and traffic is moving. >> remark is moving again along 280 in south san francisco after this crash that also really slowed the drivers this morning. sky 7 was over the freeway north of the boulevard. it happened at 5:30 this morning and involved several cars. the c.h.p. tells us one people was taken to the hospital with meaner injuries. if you get a chance to get outside and injury the weather, take it. look at this, a look from sutro tower camera show as gorgeous golden gate bridge. soon rain will return so a change is coming and we will check with meteorologist mike nicco for the timeline. >> thank you. it feels great outside. unless you have allergies. we will try to bring rain in, and temper that.

now, the rain as we wipe it down, san francisco, livermore, san jose, doing okay and everyone else is lagging and the storm-impact scale we ring our storms and we have been doing it from "1" light to "5" severe and this one on friday is light. it will start in the north bay late thursday evening, slight through the rest the neighbors in the morning and be out out of here friday. less than quarter-inch of rain is possible. the timeline is ahead. >> a grieving husband is speak out after his wife was kill by a driver. police say should never have been the road. 65-year old linda cochran died in this crash in pittsburg yesterday. tiffany is in the newsroom with the husband's interview you will see only here. >> police say it is the first time a speeding car has crashed along that stretch of west leland and driven into the golf course. this time, the consequences were deadly. >> a sent mistragedy.

>> beginning for a walk and her life helps. >> linda contact ron walked down three lap road. >> each day she walked, just about every day for department -- for 20 years. this what her last walk, ever. her husband, jay; heart broken. >> she will be very much missed. i love her with all my heart. >> they have two adult disabled sons. linda cared or them full time. >> you think about a summer, she is the heart and soul. my wife, under constant pressure from work and from joel and jonah and the family, always, always, was care about everyone else. all the couple just retired january 1 of this year and they dreamed about how they would spend their golden years. >> a punch of has for traveling and fixing our yard and other things. all the plans were robbed by a

man driving with a suspended license. the police eased up from indication the black camaro because of safety concerns. and it hit linda. >> people drive too fast. >> officers say after hitting lynn dark the 26-year-old driver, aroldo vela-chaez, crashed through a fan and ran away. officers caught him. he is now in jail and charged with murder. >> i see him. all the suspect, aroldo vela-chaez, has a prior drunk driving arrest. >> police will be out in full first today in san francisco's golden gate park. an estimated 15,000 people are expected to turn out for the 4/20 festival to mark "national weed day." it is illegal to bring children to the festival. supporters ask volunteers to pick up the trash after. in the past the crowd last huge piles of garbage for city crews. 4/20 is big at uc santa cruz and

expect to spend $100,000 to have officers and staff this keep everyone safe. >> if you live in fremont, listen up. bart wants to everyone you of overnight work they are doing that could disturb director sleep. bart will test the trains on the new extension to warm springs wednesday through sunday morning at 1:30 a.m. testing will last an hour each day. officials say residents could marry periodic helps and the sound of vibrations of the trains. the warm springs extension should on in late summer. >> ten ans in san jose get relief after a vote to slow the pace of represent increases. it came after contentious nine hour meeting, and matt is at city hall where reaction and what it means for renters. matt? >> north side seems entirely happy with the actions although almost everyone is saying more afford am housing is needed in

san jose. both sides of the debate were passionate during the san jose city council meeting that did not end until after 2:00 this only. >> i save to by a house but i am working to just pay the rent. ridiculous the ought laws you are bringing is like the housing department bringing the biggest change saw and chop down all of my trees that i have taken care of. >> gone is the 8% annual cap and which are changing throughing lower the represents increase cap to 5% and landlords can bank unused increases up to 8% the next year, and there will be registry to weapon monitoring and antiretaliation provision for tenants. the housing director sent me this statement saying it was exciting to see the community rallying around reserving and increase increasing affordable

housing. but a spokesman said the actions are not a solution to the housing challenges. he said the council should consider the proposal for $1 billion affordable housing born. the mayor liccardo said that is a possibility. >> we are working with the county to discuss what a county-wide housing bop could do recognizing we can get more resources that way. i am hopeful that we can find a formula that our voters will support that will get more affordable housing. >> if may the counsel will take up a few more issues including relocation fees and, also, a possibility rent freeze until the ordinary man is in effect this year. >> thank you, matt. the warriors are on the way to houston right now, and they will face the rockets tomorrow in game three of their lay off series. sky was over head as the players and the coaches playing at oakland airport in the last hour, and that is coach in the

front getting on the plane. the warriors lead the series right new. steph curry is questionable for game three but he told our media partner that he is not worried about his mild ankle injury and expected to play. an m.r.i. shows nothing of concern the tip-off is 6:30 tomorrow. game four in houston is extend at 12:30, and if they keep winning they could sweep this round on sunday of the playoffs. if needed game 5 would be back at oracle arena on wednesday the 27th. >> sport anchor mike shumann is headed to houston for game three and four with lib reports tomorrow on abc and you can also follow him on twitter for a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations for game three. >> firsthand summer spentive from a bay area couple visiting ecuador after another earthquake rocked the region. it is history in the making the

announcement in the treasury department of the womans would face will change the look of our money. >> a look from emeryville camera, meteorologist mike nicco is come up with the forecast.

>> harriet tubman will soon grace the $20 bill. secretary has decided to put harriet tubman on the $20 bill, the first woman, ever, on paper

currency. she will replace andrew jackson, leaving hamilton on the $10, a victory who opposed the plan to remove hill, a funding father and the subject of a hit broadway musical right new. an official announcement on that and other changes is expected later today. >> developing international news, the latest after shock in evening do has caused residents to abandon homes. the 6.1 earthquake jolt was the strongest aftershock with 500 dying since the saturday 7.8 earthquake. rescuers continue to dig for survivors in the rubble. a local company survived the earthquake and sent us pictures of the damage. they were vacationing in a small seaside town when the earthquake hit. >> scientists say the sierra is overdue for an earthquake. the "los angeles times" said the california and nevada border has

been hit with a 7 earthquake every seven years and the last was 60 years ago. the quiet period could indicate that the earthquake trend is changing but if a major one hit it could cause $2 billion in damage in the reno area alone. >> hollywood star makes a splash and who was just crewed the most beautiful woman in the year. >> if you have been sneezing i know the reason and i have relief on the way in the form of showers. they could affect a commute. >> coca-cola get as new lock with a look at the change that could leave some customers

>> san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> in the 2016 presidential race donald trump and hillary clinton of celebrating with big wins yesterday in the new york primary. they have all but clinched the nominations. donald trump took 61% of republican votes and all but three of the 92 delegates. senator ted cruz finished a surprising third behind ohio governor john kasich. it is impossible now for ted cruz to win enough delegates to deny donald trump the g.o.p. nomination on the first ballot. >> on the the democratic side, hick beat bernie sanders grabs another 139 delegates and is looking ahead new to the general election. she will be back in san francisco for an event next month, and next week, voters in

five more states head to the poll. >> coca-cola is giving the fame out drinks a makeover. you may not recognize some of your old favorites. from left to right, this is coke, comb zoe, comb "lite" and coke live which will probable replace diet coat and a low-calorie sweeted with low sugar and stevia. the new cans will launch in mexico later this your and roll out from there worldwide. >> abundant sunshine and the weather picture, though; about to change. machine machine -- meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> good morning, everyone, we start with the beautiful sunrise from this morning capturing it on the exploritorium at pier 15, maybe not so colorful because we did not have the high cloud but glorious. now, we have been seeing radar returns across the northwest

corner of sonoma and headed to heels bug and gray ton. it is not reaching the ground. it is ahead of a wet weak freeway. the next six hours, most of our radar returns, they are over at the ocean so we will talk about what will happen today and we will see increasing high clouds, some sprinkles are possible cross the north by today, the rest of us, possibly tomorrow, our best chance of wet weather is friday and during the whole time temperatures will tumble in the afternoon hours. this week it will be mostly sunny and mild and quite breezy especially on sunday. if you have outdoor act it saturday is better. mid-to-upper 60s along the coast interest san francisco, and close to average, and everyone else is maybe a little bit warmer than average at low-to-mid 70s, north bay to bay sure and upper 70s in the south bay, inland east bay, and antioch, topping out at 80. new, from the east bay hills camera, the backdrop shows increasing high clouds today, and temperatures by the time you

get to 9:00, grab a light jacket in upper 50s to let 60. the tree pollen is high. grass pollen is what we really have seen jump up this week, mold spores are dropping and it is dry, and the u.v. index is high even with the high clouds. tonight at game, at&t park is fairly comfortable 64 at 6:15 dropping down to 60 by the end of regulation. tonight, with the cloud cover, the marine layer is rolling in and a lot of low-to-mid 50s out this and, again, a chance of scattered showers. very light as we head to tomorrow afternoon. friday, by midnight you can see the scattered showers in the north bay at 4:00 in the morning to start the commute and scattered showers and same at 9:00, and by noon, all the way through 3:00, they move out and leave us with less than quarter-inch unless you are up in the north bay mountains.

in doubt saturday is the coolest with 50s and 60s and then we will try to reach the 70s over the weekend and interest next week. got a little bump in the road during the commute. it could be wet. and relating to the droid operating system, google abused the mark chemical dominance by placing restrictions on droid manufacturers and mobile network operators. google could be fined 10% of global sales which is $7 billion. >> admission at the bay area's most popular museums are going up from $10 to $15 for adults. the hike will take effect july 1 admission will still be free for

everyone on the first tuesday of each month with knows to cover the gibbs. >> and now, the star on the cover of "people" magazine and named "the most beautiful woman in the

>> we want to see your warriors pride, can you share photos and video on social media #dubson7 technical leaders of the future. and the most popular colors for clothing are the hardest to clean with tips from "7 on your side". >> jennifer as stop is named -- jennifer aniston, 47, is named the most beautiful woman in the year, and said she is flattered and humbled. she was slowed in part because her wisdom and self assurance. this is the second time that aniston has been engaged the most beautiful woman by "people" magazine. the other big films making the list include melissa mccarthy

and robin roberts with the special double issue hitting news stands on friday.

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