today. mike nicco, and alexis here. >> it's a little bet down in the south bay. it started around sfo, san mateo bridge and it's fallin apart rather quickly. let's go back 45 minutes to an hour, and as we talked about yesterday it developed perfectly and it's dissipating perfectly, just like the model showed. nice when that happens. here's a look at the east bay hills, and winds gusting up to 25 and just getting started. we are not going to warm up much. 56 to 62 at noon, and 62 to 65 at 4:00, and 55 to 60 at 7:00. the winds will get faster and affecting the east and west bridges and already are, aren't they, alexa? >> yeah, they are. they, alexa? >> yeah, they are. bay bridge included and the

mateo bridge and san bridge. next traffic update coming up at 6:t 6:10. the next one may not be sitting well with a lot of drivers. california already paying some of the highest prices that we see in the nation for gas, and that price could actually go up even more. >> it could go up significantly. the largest gas tax hike the state has ever seen. let's go out to amy. >> reporter: it would go up 12 cents a gallon, and see the $2.99, and imagine it saying $3.11 a gallon. the mayor will inbound concord to pitch the plan that he says has to pass, and he said this would bring in $52 billion to

fix them, and this would cost californians less than $10 a month, and owners of electric cars would face a $100 fee since they don't pay gas taxes. drivers are not so sure about this wonder tpg the money will be mishandled by the state leaders. >> we pay the highest price for gas in the united states, and what are we doing with the money we are bringing in the coffers today? >> reporter: republicans say californians already pay high gas taxes and don't need to pay more, and democrats are also nervous about voting for this costing them on election day. the governor is moving full steam ahead. he said it will pass now or later but it's going to. he says he will have the legislature vote on this maybe as soon as next week. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

now a live desk update. >> just into the live desk, south korea's ousted president waiting to hear if she will be arrested on corruption charges. we want to show you the new video that shows park entering a courtroom moments ago in seoul. the court expected to decide today if she can remain free or if she will be detained while prosecutors prepare criminal charges against her. park was accused of working with a confidant to extort money from south korean businesses. and then holding its first public hear into the russian interference of the election and ties to the trump administration. the top republican and democrat on the senate intelligence committee are promising to work together throughout this investigation. senator mark warner says that includes investigating disturbing reports of the russian army of so-called trolls

blasting negative stories on the internet to hurt her presidency and help donald trump. >> he usually knows my sources before i do. >> and i also have his cell phone. >> this comes as the house intelligence investigation came grinding to a halt for the chairman, nunez, to recuse himself. he rushed to brief the house on information he received in a secret meeting before telling his own committee. and president trump's travel ban could head back to the court of appeals in san francisco. a federal judge in hawaii extended his order that blocked the travel ban from taking affe effect, and that happened last night. that's another legal blow to attempt to suspend immigration from six muslim majority

countries. happening today, a judge will decide whether to approve a $25 million settlement in lawsuits over the now-defunct trump university. attorneys for former students say their clients will get at least 80% of their money back. the lawsuits allege trump university gave seminars that were like infomercials, constantly pressuring people to spend more and in the end failing to deliver on its promises. next, the way this brawl evened on a southern california street. forever 21 smacked with a discrimination lawsuit. the reason spanish-speaking workers at the san francisco store are upset. and taking a live look outside right now at the toll plaza. we are keeping weather and plaza. we are keeping weather and traffic up through the entire

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temperatures in the last couple of mornings have been flip-flopping a lot, so how should you dress this morning? we have 58, a little warmer in

antioch. los gatos, 51. and look at 56 in oakland and also in concord. look at sfo where it's wet from the rain earlier. cooler afternoon for exercising, and almost too windy to be out cooler afternoon for exercising, and almost too windy to be out on the water today. san rafael looking good. and temperatures in the mid-40s to 50s with a clear sky tonight. we are overall looking great for traffic here this morning. no major incidents and it has been that way since 4:30 this morning. we are starting to fill in and slow down. southbound 680 through walnut creek, and a lot of folks tapping their brakes, and can you see them lighting up. overall, the traffic maps have green all the way around. san jose looking good and a few sprinkles around mt. hamilton, and the showers are getting out of here quickly this morning and you are heavy coming up from the

north on 101 from morgan hill, down to 11 miles per hour. we will look at the sierra coming up next. two couples caught fighting, fist flying monday between the men that wrestle each other to the ground, and the women could be seen kicking, punching and pulling hair. an off duty officer brought the fight to an end. officers say nobody is going to be pressing charges. >> wow. that was brutal. pg&e sending out a warning as tax season hits the home stretch. what you need to be aware of if they contact you. and the questions surrounding the raiders' move. feel a cold sore coming on? only abreva can heal it in as

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years because of this law. that's because the state was going to lose out to big events like the nba all-star game and the ncaa basketball championship. the vote on repealing this law will happen this morning. a civil rights agency a lawsuit against forever 21 for telling employees not to speak to customers or coworkers in any other language besides english during work hours. after three spanish-speaking employees complained about the rule the management reduced their hours, and so far forever 21 has not commented on the allegation. and placed on administrative leave for directing slurs at an asian/american player.

last month the father of a student said he hurt the coach last month the father of a student said he hurt the coach shout a racially and then serving as the next superintendent. matthews will be formerly introduced as the school's new chief tomorrow. he's a native of the city and attended public schools in san francisco as a child. dr. matthews previously served as the superintendent of schools in the oakland and san jose unified school districts. another prominent democrat throwing his support behind gavin newsom's bid for governor. san francisco mayor, ed lee, released a statement saying i am proud to support gavin newsom because he is the bold leader california needs as we fight for the values and principles that make our city and state so

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dating apps, there's an increase in sexual assaults and robbery in recent weeks, and some of their victims met their assailants through dating apps, and police urge people to meet new people in public settings and avoid private settings until you know that person you are with intimately. we have an important recall to tell you about involving a toy with magnets that could pose a serious health risk. target is recalling 19,000 of these magnetic tic tac toe games. the pieces have a posing hazard. the phag tphupbts could link in the intestines and that can be fatal. you should return the games for a full refund the raiders confirmed they will hold training camp in napa this morning, and the current agreement with the napa valley

university school district will go until june 30th of 2019. it's unclear what will happen when the raiders move to vegas which will happen in two to three years. time now to look outside and look at our traffic. >> how is it going out there? >> going all right. no major issues so far, and nothing significant to report. we have high wind advisories out there, though. including the richmond and rafael bridge, and san mateo bridge. if you are in a high profile vehicle, hold on tight this morning. a quick check of dry times as well. you are heavy out of the central valley this morning, westbound tracy to dublin, one hour and three minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, still in the green at 15 minutes. the forecast looking nice. >> the rain and wind, the rain is going away but the wind is

staying. i wanted to look at the sierra where thunderstorms are rolling through. we have rain at lake level and snow up in the mountains, and that goes down to yosmite. if we have anything in the afternoon hours we will find it. here you go, thunder snow possible today in yosmite. and we will warm up on saturday. strong sunshine on monday but a dry cold front brings our temperatures back below average on monday, and then tuesday and wednesday, high clouds and sunshine and warmer than average in the low to mid-50s. winds starting to make their way down in the peninsula, and expect your winds to pick up rather quickly. look at these. a lot 6 us around 25 to 35 miles per hour as the cold front is rolling through. it's wet -- this is 280 and 17, but that should dry quickly because of the sunshine we are going to have soon and the winds that are going to dry us out. warm sunshine tomorrow and sunny. look at next weekend, our best chance of rain. a week from tomorrow into saturday and sunday. watch this, 7:00 to 9:00, gone.

clouds still hanging around. by 10:00, 11:00, those are gone also. here is the 7-day forecast, back here in the bay area where we are much cooler today and stuck in the 60s, and tomorrow even with the breezes we will rebound in the 70s in most neighborhoods. most neighborhoods will be in the 70s and 80s, and then away from the coast in the 60s. and a little bit of a rebound on tuesday and wednesday. how about that toyota ski report, the toyota tahoe ski report. >> the only chain restrictions on 88, we don't have any chain requirements on 89 or 50. as mike mentioned, we are getting snow in the mountains and maybe some rain, and squaw alpine, a healthy base, and all of these resorts up just a couple inch from last week, and 50 still down to just one lane,

and it's due to the storm damage we had over the winter so that roadway still has not been repaired. diamond peak, boreal, mt. rose no chain requirements but drive safely because you could have wet pavement. coming up, 7 on your side's michael finney answers questions regarding dental claims. this man feeling better about himself this morning, and the new achievement for amazon, jeff bezos. >> stay on top of weather and traffic with abc7 news now, and >> stay on top of weather and traffic with abc7 news now, and you are looking at w

it's 6:24 and that means it's time to ask finney. maria from san francisco has a question about dental claims. >> she spoke to us in daley city. >> how can we revolve an issue that a dental company won't pay off my claim, the clinic i went to won't give out their tax

>> this whole thing is fishy, if you have a dental plan and went to an in-network clinic and the company should have the tax id on fire, ale, and they know the id has to be given up because that's the only way they can meet tax requirements, and they have to get you to agree up front before the treatment. i want you to call them back and ask what is up and if they don't budge, i want you to report them to the state. i will post all of the websites you need on our website, abc7news.com. maria, good luck. if it doesn't work out then i want you to call my hotline. >> if you have a question for finney recorded on your smartphone, send it with the

#askfinney. you may see your question here on abc7 mornings. move over warren buffett. on abc7 mornings. move over warren buffett. >> billionaires index, bez bezos, beat buffet by 700 grand. bill gates still the richest person, $86 billion, but who is counting? >> apparently bloomberg. >> that's true. a disturbing story out of richmond coming up, and after the break see what happened to a police officer that tried to help a man he thought was drunk. state lawmakers taking action after questions are raised about election results. jerry brown in concord today pitching a tax that will affect every single person that drives on bay area roads. i am tracking a cold front.

check out the winds blowing on top of mount tam. 28 miles per hour. look at the drop compared to yesterday. it will be temporary. we have a warmer weekend coming up. and looking at tahoe right now, and we have a live look at and looking at tahoe right now, and we have a live look at

good morning, everyone. it's thursday, march 30th. natasha is off, which means i get to it is a little closer to you, mike. >> how are you? >> alexis in the same spot today. >> still at the end. >> the aisle seat is always the best seat. >> i can bail out anytime i want to. >> that's true. get some coffee. >> it was tkreuzidrizzling a lit this morning. >> it's mainly down in the south bay, and it's over towards mt. hamilton. we can show you that on live doppler 7. it was a much healthier looking wave about 45 minutes ago but is decreasing happing rapidly.

low to mid-50s and milder this morning, and mid-50s to low 60s at noon, and low to mid-60s at 4:00, and wait, what happened to the 70s and 80s from yesterday? they are gone, but they will come back this weekend and we will have that in your accuweather 7-day forecast. and we had a crash in the east bay that cleared, and that was quick. just before that near buchanan, we had a three-car crash and sounds like they went into the center divider and they have cleared it but we still have delays was approach the 80 merge. we will keep a look at the drive times coming up next. governor brown explaining his new plan on the gas tax to fix our roads. >> amy hollyfield has a look at how much it could cost each and every one of us. amy? >> reporter: 12 cents more a

gallon, jessica. look at the prices here. that $2.99 would shoot up to $3.11. the governor decided to come to concord today to try and convince people this is a good idea. the tax would pay for $52 billion worth of road repairs, and the governor says this would cost drivers less than $10 a month and it's cheaper than paying for damage done to your car from bad roads, and electric car owners would pay a $100 annual fee because they use the roads. >> we are using the roads so i can understand why there would be some sort of tax associated with that, but at the same time it's not fair because we -- i got the car so that i don't have to pay for gas. >> yes, it cost money, and if the roof in your house is leaking you better fix it because it gets worse all the time. >> reporter: republicans are against the governor's plan saying californians already pay

some of the highest gas taxes in the country. some democrats are nervous, and are worried if they vote for it will cost them on election day, and the governor said it will and have to happen and a vote could come next week in the legislature. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. a live desk update from abc7 mornings. >> amy, thank you. this morning getting a lot of feedback from all of you folks on twitter about the gas tax. i want to show you a poll on our abc7 news twitter page. this was posted about half an hour ago, and can you see it's pretty split there. 42% of people saying yes, they would pay the 12 cents more, and about 43% saying no. you can voice your opinion by heading to our twitter page, and we pinned the poll to the top of the page and will be able to see it for the next 23 hours, and you can vote yourself and let us know what you think.

police in san francisco are searching for whoever open fire killing a 65-year-old woman. two other men were hit and are expected to survive. this happened in the ocean view neighborhood at plymouth avenue and broad street. the 65-year-old was walking to a bus stop when she was shot. this is the fourth shooting in the neighborhood just since november. police admit that intersection is a concern. neighbors say somebody needs to step up and take control. >> something needs to be done. instead of the police harassing these children that live here, it's outside neighborhoods that come over here and commit these violences, and something really needs to be done because our children and these families, we don't deserve -- we don't deserve this at all. >> community members are calling on the city to install cameras along the dangerous block. an elderly man has died after a fire at a east bay seni senior complex. he was not breathing when he was

pulled from the building. the fire was contained to one apartment. a leaking propane tank sparked the fire. some of the first calls to 911 reported an explosion. >> the propane inside of the structure did, in fact, pressurize the structure to the point where the windows did blow out. >> fire investigators don't know yet what ignited that gas. developing news this morning, the south bay elections going under the microscope. >> there are mistakes that could call some elections into question. can you explain how big of a problem it is? >> reporter: it's a big enough problem that it caught the attention of a local state lawmaker, and he wants to make sure when you vote you don't question the validity of the election results. an assembly committee approved an audit for the registrar

office. there were several errors over the last several years, and the guide given to voters in the elections in the city of campbell. they don't know of any other county having the same amount of mistakes. and the office says to have implemented measures after the past mistakes and are looking at ways to improve the processes. the audit is expected to take five months. matt keller, abc7 news. a possible conclusion to the napa valley high hazing case. a possible conclusion to the napa valley high hazing case. torres a accused of the hazing. torres described it as horseplay. the napa valley school board will take up the issue tonight at 6:30.

livermore police are asking for your help in identifying a car theft suspect. this woman is a person of interest in a theft of an unlocked vehicle last week in the northeast area of livermore. this is a photo captured by a home's security camera. the thief entered the vehicle and removed more than $2,000 in property. and livermore police reminding us to always lock your doors. and then a police officer ended up with a bloody face and it's a hard photo to look at, but here is it. sergeant nelson with a broken nose. he was helping a man wednesday night that appeared to be drunk. nelson walked the man off the road and then suddenly police say the man punched the officer in the face. the two struggled and the man got arrested. let's talk more about the winds as a cold front rolls through, and in behind it a rush of cooler and drier air. look at the gusts to 36 at sfo,

and 30 in half moon bay, and 30 in oakland and 20 in hayward. they are going to ramp up this morning as the cold front goes through, and drop down a little bit and then increase again as we head into the afternoon hours, especially around noon to 8:00, right along the coast where you see yellow. once you get up in the hills, it's 12:00 until tomorrow, and there's a 12-hour window for downed trees and a whole lot of pollen. and temperatures for us, eight degrees warmer this morning. we're going to top out around 64 to 69 degrees, except for the low 60s at the coast. we have got a couple new issues in the hayward area so i want to zoom in on the traffic maps. first a hazard on the northbound side of 880, and that's just past 8th street. sounds like we have a large truck tire blocking lane number three. and as i was walking up here, sounds like we have a crash on

the southbound side of 880 just north of 92, so you can see red in that area as well. i believe that is blocking at least the left lane. i will have an update on that in ten minutes. and then over to the traffic cameras, it's breezy if you are just tuning in. emeryville, westbound 80 is stop and go as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, and bay bridge, and san mateo and rafael bridge all windy. this is a 50-foot section of pavement that connects oakland with castro valley, and it collapsed and it could be months before it opens back up to traffic, and that is redwood road, and public works crews blame record rain this past winter. the road is closed in both directions. the county hopes to finish repairs in two to three months but warns it could take as long

as six months before the road re-opens. a change to this year's 4:20 celebration, and coming up the smoking device you can't bring along. a vacuum, a lobster and a dog sweater? after the break, the unlikely objects uber drivers say get left behind. objects uber drivers say get left behind. and the golden gate bridge,

a meeting of the mind between officials and the water agency over last month's emergency. both sides met and they agree that they share the same constituents and care about them, and beyond that still problems. san jose's mayor remains adamant the water district shared bad data about how high coyote creek would rise. he told the valley water district based on its own data no evacuation got ordered. >> if you do not acknowledge the information was bad, and we are going to repeat the debacle. >> the mayor did take responsibility for not initiating an evacuation, and the water district does face

possible lawsuits because of the flooding. two northern california anti-abortion activist are vowing to fight charges related to controversial undercover videos. the california attorney general's office filed 15 counts against the two. the pair illegally recorded planned parenthood officials while pretending to be officials of a fictitious firm. >> we were hoping to document and illustrate clearly for the public exactly how planned parenthood participates in a shocking marketplace. >> they are akaouding planned parenthood for illegally selling tissue. they said they were dece edited.

and the morning money report. amazon acquired since then the company has been running independently. amazon said it is shuttering the brands because it is unable to makehe acquisition. makehe acquisition. the galaxy ready for preordering. in san francisco base lyft is offering you a new way to get to and from work. they are calling it a shuttle service and it would allow riders to hop on a route with a specific pickup and drop off. the service being tested in san

francisco and chicago, and lyft has not announced the pricing on this, but the company says it will not surge price its shuttle roots. we are learning new details this morning about the changes coming to this year's 4:20 celebration in golden gate park. so many people attend. on april 20th of every year pot smokers all light up at 4:20 in the afternoon, and now for the first time ever this will be a cityanctioned pot party. they say since there is nothing they can do to prevent the crowds from coming allowing merchants to sponsor the rogue event is the best option for the city. >> it's an organic event, right? instead of hating on it, you know, embrace it and you have to co-exists with it. >> for the first time there will be fencing, por the total cost of sponsoring this, more than $100,000, which also includes paying for

cleanup. other new rules include no more tents, barbecues or glass bongs according to "the examiner." and then getting a chance to try out the new food offerings at at&t park. abc7 news was at the ballpark yesterday as the team showed off the new and returning favorites. what is new? that's what i wanted to know. here's the answer. popcorn shrimp, and organic fried chicken sandwiches, and ice cream stand witches. the giants say they have a diverse fan base and need a diverse menu. >> you have to be up to the task to getting fans the right food offerings. our biggest things is diversity. we have all kinds of offerings, and we have farmers markets and the organics. >> don't worry, your favorites are still there, like hot dogs and the garlic fries. >> i would eat any of those

things for breakfast if they need taste testers ahead of the big game. >> i think they are here. >> let's go get them. >> i wish. i would volunteer also from a different perspective, of course. look how quickly the rain developed and look how quickly it's dissipating. models really had the system pegged well. what it also tells us, it's going to be windy today with a whole lot of sunshine developing in the next couple of hours, and not as warm as temperatures will drop 2 to 11 degrees. we will have an extended dry period after this morning's rain. saturday looking the warmest for all of us. here's the choppiness that is starting to develop on the water, and it's going to get a little worse as we head into the afternoon hours. that's why i put poor because it's going to be windy and choppy if you are on the water. on the road, caution especially for the east and west bridges. and good for the most part, mass

transit is dry, just a little cooler this afternoon. look at this, by 7:00, radar returns pretty much gone. and by 9:00, a few lingering clouds and by noon the clouds are just about out of here and it will be breezy and sunny as we head through the afternoon hours. let's take a quick look at the forecast, tonight, pre-season and it's still fun when the a's travel to at&t park, today, tomorrow, and then saturday they head over to the coliseum. and guess what, it's going to be breezy at at&t park. big surprise, right? unlike the summer, no fog rolling in this with particular wind. let's see what will happen with the accuweather 7-day forecast. temperatures locked in the 60s, and mid-70s tomorrow. it will be just as breezy as today, just won't be as chilly. the winds calm on saturday, and that will help push into the mid-70s, and then land mid to upper 60s at the coast, and then

another cold front, this one drier than this morning's and comes in late sunday, and that will keep us cool for monday and then tuesday and wednesday temperatures warm up a little bit. next friday, saturday and sunday, that's our best chance of rain. >> no, we don't want to hear that. >> it's eight or nine days away, so maybe that will change. >> all right. i have live doppler 7 on top of the maps as well, and a few sprinkles around mt. hamilton and that's it. really cleared out this morning. we are looking at dry conditions and a few areas with sheen left on the pavement but we are good for driving conditions this morning. 880, there was a tire in lane three past 8th street and that has cleared. there's a crash north of 92 on 880 and that's blocking the far left lane, so you are stacking 880 and that's blocking the far left lane, so you are stacking up there from the ca castro area.

also taking a look at drive times here this morning, westbound 80, highway 4 up to the haze up to 35 minutes, and 19 minutes across the bay bridge this morning, and to sfo still in the green. if you ever left anything behind in your car or somebody else's car, this story is for you. people are forgetting really strange things. >> uber is keeping track of some of the most unique items left behind. a pool stick, and this kills me, a lobster, paintings, a chair, others have also forgotten a vacuum, a moneybag, which i find hilarious, and a dog sweater, and salsa verde, which is so specific, and san francisco is the third most forgetful city in the country according to uber's index, and sunday is the most common day to report a lost

item. >> strange list there. three deserving bay area charities won big during a fun night in san francisco. and taking part in the trivia night lucas film. a sharp group of our abc7 colleagues, look at them go, and they were enjoying the action. the breast cancer emergency fund and the aids emergency fund and mental health in san francisco. >> i like to make $100,000 every year, and it's amazing what they have been able to pull, and they raised over $1 million in the last ten years. >> they added to the amount last night bringing in over $143,000 for charity, and a group of law cuss film employees was the winning team, and we should note disney is the parent company of abc7 and lucas film, and we are

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we're back at 6:54, and the seven things you need to know. number one, governor pwoupb coming to the bay area to pitch the largest gas tax we have ever seen in california. he will ask people to get onboard to pay 12 cents more a gallon. the money would pay for badly-needed road repairs. and then approved is an

audit for the registry of voters. there have been several errors since 2010 that could raise doubts about election results. and then holding its first public hearing into russia's interference with last year's election and ties to the trump administration. and the governor reached an agreement to repeal the so-called bathroom bill in south carolina, and it must work its way through the senate. number five, don't be surprised in the south bay if you run into wet bus stops. we have light rain but it's drying quickly. 50 to 55 this morning, a breezy 62 to 67 after school. and number six, a breezy commute this morning as well, and here's a look at san mateo bridge, and san mateo, bay bridge and the san rafael bridge, so keep both hands on

the wheel. the a's and giants playing in san francisco tonight and tomorrow at 7:15. the two teams will play at the coliseum saturday afternoon. the giants open the season on sunday in arizona, and then tonight for the game, i guess bring just a sweater. >> just like you normally would in the summertime. in the mid to upper 50s and windy, just no fog. >> i am excited for baseball season. >> garlic fries, and plentyf popcorn shrimp. >> all of it sounds good. >> which one of us will go get it? >> you.

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