5:00 a.m. on this tuesday, natasha zouves, jessica castro, sue holland in for alexis smith. all here and ready to go, mike? >> present and alert, i think. well, definitely present. let's look at live doppler 7. high clouds up around 16,000 feet so nothing will make it to the ground. here's our explore or the yum camera at pier 15. you can see it looks gorgeous across downtown san francisco. so 45 to 54.

that's your spread this morning at 7:00 as we head through your 12 hour day planner. get used to high clouds and sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses, 58 to 67 at noon. 55 to 64, still comfortable at 7:00. here's sue hall. we just got off the phone from chp, the accident they said was in the maze is clear so i guess that's great news if you're commuting that direction. we're looking at light conditions on the east shore freeway. pretty much all the way down from vallejo into the maze area here as you can see. then we also have no problems at the toll plaza with no metering light yets. good news there. we go to san rafael which our camera just now blipped o was watching it to make sure -- three we go, a little movement. traffic is light down to the golden gate bridge which is fog free. we'll look at your drive times in just a few minutes. developing news now, an alert for muni riders, police are searching for a man accused

of sexually assaulting women. >> one woman came forward on social media and since then several others say it happened to them, too. kate larson is live along the judah line. kate? >> reporter: one of the assaults took place on the n judah which picks up across the street at dubose park. but the man is known to assault other women. more people continue to come forward who say they recognize this man who victims, witnesses and police say is sexually assaulting women on san francisco muni lines. one assault took place last thursday on the outbound n judah. the victim tells us she recognized the man rubbing up against her as the same man she saw inappropriately touching another woman several weeks ago, also on muni. . >> i felt somebody banging against me as i was sitting down when i looked up and saw other people looking at me very

strangely. i had turned over and i saw the same man. >> it appears that the -- there's some type of groping or the suspect inappropriately touched the victim for some type of gratification, it's still unclear what the circumstances are. this investigation is being investigated as sexual battery. >> reporter: sfpd says they are actively searching muni lines trying to find this man and would like the public to be on the lookout for him as well. investigators believe there may be more victims out there because when one of the victims posted this on social media so many people started to come forward. live in duboce park, kate larson, nbc 7 news. an oakland restaurant owner believes he was the victim of a hate crime. the owner of the middle eastern restaurant on piedmont avenue believes he was targeted because

he offers sanctuary to all immigrants. and this hate crime was not with words. >> the first reaction is i cried. >> reporter: robert was shocked when the front of his middle eastern restaurant was vandalized. employee lamar benny was the first to see it. >> i walked up to the restaurant and covered in the windows just sludge or something that is just vile and smelled really bad. >> reporter: someone smeared the front doors of the cafe with human waste last week. over these signs which say "sanctuary restaurant" offering a myspace.com for muslim, arab and immigrant neighbors. >> i'd like this to be a place where my customers feel safe and where i feel safe and this took away that sense of safety and security. >> reporter: he put the signs up after president trump was elected who promised to ban immigrants sfw from muslim majority companies from entering the u.s. >> we have an open door hiring

policy and my wife is an immigrant. >> they decided to make a little statement and here we are making a bigger statement saying we're standing, not leaving. >> reporter: customers come here for the food but now support the owners. >> to do something ugly and immature like that is not terribly productive and not fair to target this business. >> reporter: other businesses on piedmont avenue showing these signs of solidarity supporting immigrant right bus many say they have seen no vandalism. restaurant owners have filed a police report and will install surveillance cameras. they vow to keep the signs right where they are. in coke land, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a new guideline could force many sin kohl valley startups to shut down. the issue, h-1b visas, the trump administration wants to reserve them for high-skilled professionals. that means computer programmers may not automatically be eligible and the guidelines put

the gburden on companies to proe that the foreign worker is important. >> startups can barely afford to go through the h-1b process, the lawyer fees are $10,000 per applicant. >> california has the highest number of applicants and the process to apply for this fiscal year began yesterday. president trump has signed a resolution into law that repeals internet privacy protection. that protection included requiring internet service providers to get your permission before sharing your data. critics of the rules say they put an undue burden on broad band providers believing companies like facebook free to collect data without permission. palo alto police looking for a man they say is responsible for two prowling incidents in the college terrace neighborhood. the first incident happened on yale street when a man rang the doorbell of a woman's home then walked away after she asked what

he wanted. the second happened on college avenue. that's where the suspect was standing in the bushes trying to look inside a bedroom window. the suspect described as in his 40s or 50s, six feet tall with short brown hair. a person is recovering after flipping their car during a police chase in oakland. this car overturned near fifth avenue and embarcadero. oakland police began chasing the car in east oakland then followed it on to northbound 880. the car flipped after exiting the freeway. the person inside was taken to the hospital. no word on what prompted officers to start chasing the car. developing news in san jose. an investigation into a crash that killed a pedestrian. the person was hit by a car on monterey road and rotor road. the driver crashed into a tree. the driver is cooperating in this investigation and this is san jose's 12th deadly crash this year. happening today, a teenager charged in connection with the beating death of an 88-year-old san jose woman is set to be in court. jennifer hernandez jiminez is

expected to enter a plea today. detectives believe the 19-year-old helped conceal this crime. flo douglas, affectionately known as miss flo, died in october after fighting for her life for several weeks. prosecutors charge zachary kouhen with her murder saying he broke into her east san jose home and beat her. miss flo was a pillar in her church and community. 5:08. a search for a missing 20-year-old that hasn't been seen since last alysha yeoman never showed up at her job in gridly last week. ab officials tracked her phone to a field in nearby yuba city but when they got there the phone was not found. the late last night her pickup truck was found 11 miles from where her cell phone was believed to be. the truck was not occupied.

new at the live desk, the death toll has gone up to 14 after yesterday's deadly bombing at a subway station in st. petersburg, russia. 49 people still hospitalized from the blast this morning. authorities have declared three days of mourning beginning today. the metro system reopened this morning but the station where the attack happened was shut down again after an anonymous phone threat came in warning of another attack. authorities have now identified the attacker as a kyrgyzstan man in his 20s. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> thanks, jessica. developing news now, at least six people have died after storms batter the south over the last two days. a man in his 60s was killed in his mobile home in south carolina after a possible tornado hit that home. it flipped it several times. in georgia, another possible tornado, look at that. it tore the roof off a fire situation that three firefighters inside.

fortunately, none of them got hurt. surveillance video shows a small tornado sweeping across a parking lot and flipping a car in louisiana. another system could bring severe storms today, also damaging winds, hail and tornados to the southeast. happening today, facebook executive sheryl sandberg is calling attention to the gender pay gap on this equal payday. it's a day to mark the wage discrepancies that exist between men and women in the work force. it's a retail campaign "20% less" saying a woman should pay 20% less for the places she pays. you'll find a link to bay area businesses taking part in our web site. let's start with temperatures where it's 55 in antioch and concord.

we have mid to upper 40s. we have low to mid-50s around the bay shore to vallejo. san jose at 46 degrees right now. let's look at our temperatures. 63 in half moon bay, oakland 69. the rest of us about 71 to 77. just a bit warmer than average. as we're heading through today, look at our roof camera, a light breeze compared to yesterday winds will be relaxed. mild to warm if you're taking mass transit. tonight's temperatures, mid-40s to low 50s with high clouds out there once again. we have 57 in l.a. and sacramento, 55 in tahoe. take a quick look at your seven-day forecast and we have heavy snow, mod pratt-to-heavy friday and saturday, sunday it's going to be dry. sue? >> i think they'll be skiing

until august. amazing. let's go to the golden gate bridge, fog free as we mentioned. four lanes in the southbound direction, two lanes in the northbound direction, very light conditions traffic wise to walnut creek, same thing, moving with more folks on the road but moving at the limit between concord and the 24 interchange. you're looking at an eight-minute drive. checking in with bart we have a slight bart delay from south hayward to warm springs on the richmo richmo richmo richmond daily city lane. ace train number three leave at 5:35. mu muni not reporting any problems. we'll look at this bart delay in just a few more minutes. a new study is revealing who's leading the race to develop self-driving cars. surprisingly, silicon valley is taking a backseat? taking a backseat? how bad is the

a stranded family saved from the roof of a building moments before floodwaters swept it down the street in australia. >> a mother, two chirp and her grandfather waited for hours in queensland. crews arrived to get them and their two dogs on the a boat. just 15 minutes later is when the building got swept away.

a neighbor says the lower level was used to house chickens and horses t horse. the upper level is where the family lived. crews were able to rescue the horses. 5:16. in today's gma first look, new details about a terrifying shark attack off of florida. the shark bit a teenager in waist-deep water. some of the photos we're about to show you are graphic. >> is she okay? >> she's got the complete bite imprint of a big shark on her thigh. so she'll have some interesting scars for the rest of her life. >> reporter: the 17-year-old has multiple puncture wounds and more than 120 stitches, all from a shark that attacked her off the coast of florida on sunday. >> caitlyn says she turned around and the head of it was coming in on a wave. she said she felt it just grab her and, you know, lift her off of the bottom. >> reporter: with summer fast approaching, experts are warning

beachgoers to expect more shark sightings as sharks migrate up the coast to warmer waters. >> any activity will usually stimulate fish life. that works its way up to sharks. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have more about how caitlyn taylor got away and how to avoid shark attacks like this. i'm diane macedo, new york. the florida woman driving this mercedes is in custody for trying to hit two officers with her car. >> stop the car! >> you can hear them screaming. the officers were pointing their guns at her telling her to stop. she pulled out of her garage. this happened last week in miami. police were called to this plastic surgeon's workers became suspicious of the would be client's payment plan. they claim she wanted to get work done under someone else's name and on someone else's dime. she escaped out of the back of the office wearing nothing but a paper gown. she got away but police did eventually catch up with her on

monday. a triple shooting killed a bystander in san francisco last week. the person arrested for it is out of jail. the shooting happened wednesday at plymouth avenue and broad street in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood. 24-year-old jonathan santos was let go without charges pending further investigation. police would not tell us the details of santos' release. two others were injured in that shooting. yosemite national park letting you track its black bears if you want to see them walking around. it's called keepbearswild.org. don't worry, that bear is just tranquiliz tranquilized. they're doing that in order to fit them with clars wiollars wi trackers on them. sometimes they travel more than 30 miles a day. here's the web site. the park's wildlife biologists says he wanted to draw attention to the bears to keep them at a safe distance from people. we have more on this at abc7news.com. more chances to voice your opinion on recreational pot in

walnut creek. there's a public hearing at the city council officials whatn't to p s want ts on grong outdoors until figuring out a way to regulate it. california voters approved a ballot measure in november to allow recreational marijuana. if you think uber and tesla are leaders in the self-driving car race, you're wrong. according to a new report released by clean tech market research firm navigan research, the top three spots are taken by ford, general motors and renault nissan alliance. uber and tesla don't even crack the top 10. apple's alej alleged autonomous vehicle project wasn't included in the study because we don't know if the company was working on it. on it. >> let's get

the high clouds will be thicker, the breezes lighter. this is one of the areas of walnut creek that could hit the mid to upper 70s. spring warmth and dry weather continue today and tomorrow. rain, the possibility of thunderstorms thursday and friday and start for sure windy and cooler friday, saturday, sunday and monday. that warm weekend was last weekend. rain not reaching the ground even though you'll see radar returns if you're following us on our app and look at live doppler 7. be below 16,000 feet is bone dry. this is the way it plays out. 7:00 in the morning we're seeing increasing clouds, a few stray showers during the morning hours across the north bay. a few stray showers during the afternoon hours and a into the evening hours and then a steadier rain develops at 11:00. this will be the storm that really hits us harder friday and that's why it's too moderate.

the rain will be heavier and the point of thunderstorms will be greater. this will spill into saturday and sunday is looking dry. temperatures in the 60s instead of 80s. >> just set my sprinklers up so i'll turn those back off. let's go to san jose where it's looking really good on 280 in the southbound direction. those headlights headed northbound towards cupertino. not a bad ride out of san jose if you're making your way through the valley and to the san mateo bridge from haywoode to foster city, ar 14-minute drive. it's getting busier but no delays so to speak of. we have a bart delay, they are recovering between south hayward and warm springs. there was an equipment problem on the track there is in the richmond daly city direction so just a 10 minute delay but they are in the recovery mode. muni is looking good, ace train number one is on time, ace train

number three set to roll at 5:35 we'll look at your north bay drive in just a few minutes. it's been just eight days since nfl owners voted to move the oakland raiders to las vegas. but according to biz insider, the $750 million commitment to build the stadium has a stanford economist calling it the worst stadium deal for a city. here's why. residents will pay about $354 each taken from an increased tax on hotel rooms. economists say the tax is already in place and pays for schools and transportation so if the new tax on hotel rooms drives room prices down, that money will come from schools and buses. the san jose earthquakes are helping raise the spirits of the youngest victims of this winter's terrible flooding. the team donated a dump truck full of soccer balls to the students at hellyer elementary school yesterday. the kids showed off their speed as they scrambled to get a ball.

everyone got one. >> it was exciting for everyone to get a soccer ball and for everyone to to have a ball to play with at home. >> it will encourage them to be outside playing with their frien friends. >> the kids gotta chance to meet the earthquake's mascot and get his autograph. coming up next, seven things you need to know as you start your day. plus, what's happening today surrounding the idea of opening a safe injection site in san a safe injection site in san francisco for drug

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lines and run up against them so if you see him, call police. number three from the live desk, there were huge celebrations on the streets of downtown chapel hill after unc won its sixth ncaa championship title. about 55,000 people partied in the streets setting several bonfires. seven people were hurt but injuries were minor. number four, the list of companies pulling ads from the o'reilly factor is growing. mercedes benz and hyundai will stop advertising on the fox tv show amid claims bill o'reilly sexually harassed women and paid them jenny craig and hatrevago say ty are monitoring the situation. one to two inches of rain possible on thursday and friday so spring is still her >> and number six, we have metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza filling in quite nicely, we've got minimal

bart delay, we'll talk about that in a few minutes and a problem on south van ness proechiproech i -- approaching san francisco. and it's free cone day at ben a& jerry's shops around the planets. pick up your free cone at participating locations from noon to 8:00 tonight. there are four locations taking part in the bay area -- oakland, berkeley and two in san francisco. >> let's do it. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the big step happening today in building president trump's border wall. and the tax on every gallon of gasoline you buy could be going up. the deadline, democrats in the legislature are up against. and we have breaking news and we have breaking news coming into our live desk.

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good morning on tuesday, april 4. 5:29. i'm already thinking of ice cream because we just talked about how it's ben & jerry's free cone day. i was thinking, mike, is this an ice cream eating day? >> it is. >> everyday is ice cream day. >> true enough. >> absolutely. it's going to be warmer than average today. here's live doppler 7. you can see it's starting off dry today. high clouds out there but they will not take away enough of that sunshine so grab the sunglasses, you'll need them. look from the east bay hills camera. temperatures are cooler in most areas but still upper 40s to low 50s. a light breeze at noon, 58 at the coast, 63 to 67 for the rest of us. 62 at the coast at 4:00, low to mid-70s elsewhere and mid-50s to mid-60s by 7:00. i have some rain, really significant rain coming up in the accuweather seven day forecast. lett's get a check of the morning commute. how's it going, sue? we have a minor bart delay. recuperating from earlier problems with equipment on the track and the south hayward to

warm springs direction at the -- pardon me, the rich monday/daly city direction. they're in the recuperating mode. it seems like we have a stall with several cars stopped south van ness on the southbound 101. at least five vehicles with people milling around the street so just a heads up there that could be a dangerous situation. we'll check back in a few minutes. this morning, police are looking for the person who stabbed at least two people overnight in san jose. >> police say the attack happened on the guadalupe river trail. matt keller is life in san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. i got new information from a police source. they told me the two victims in this case are indeed transients. there is an officer on the scene who is keeping an eye on the crime scene right now. they have evidence on the ground. they'll bring in crime scene cleanup crews to clean up the blood that was left behind. this was a violent scene along

the guadalupe river trail. a police lieutenant explained what happened. >> two victims were stabbed multiple times. the suspect is outstanding. at this time we believe that the victims will have some recovery but it will be non-life threatening. >> reporter: that's the key. two people injured but expected to survive. this is just around the corner from the children's discovery center, convention center and the s.a. p. center. officers collected evidence for several hours, they broke down the crime scene tape at 4:15 this morning, wrapping up a lot of this on scene investigation but obviously a lot more for them to do, including interviewing the victims. police were asked about a description on the suspect and right now they say they don't have a lot to go on. reporting live from san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> 5:32 now. if you ride muni, take a close look at this next story.

san francisco police are searching for a man accused of sexually assaulting women and this is the supposed suspect. one woman posted about her experience on social media and since then several other women have come forward. she says he rubbed against her last thursday on the line and she saw him doing it to another woman. if you see him, please call san francisco police. an arraignment for a man charged with kidnapping and raping a napa teenager. police say timothy marble picked up a 13-year-old at a gas station friday shortly after she ran away from home. this just gets worse the more you know about it. she escaped the next day by jumping out of marble's truck on highway 1 near bodega bay. detectives say during that 50-mile ride marble smoked marijuana with the girl, raped her multiple times, injected her with meth and used a razor blade to carve his name in her skin. and then surprisingly marble called 911 after the teen jumped from his pickup.

once officers arrived she walked out where she was hiding from the bushes and police arrested marble. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire in height ashbury. firefighters had to call for a second alarm to keep the flames from spreading. a cat is missing. california a step closer to declaring itself a sanctuary state. a controversial bill made it through the state senate yesterday heading to the assembly. that bill bars local and state law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration agents except in the cases of serious and violent offenders. some gop lawmakers aren't happy with this. they wanted to include all felons. >> we will cooperate with our friends at the federal level serious and violent felons but we won't lift a finger or spend a single cent when we talk about separating children from their mothers. >> if you're convicted serving in our prison as a human trafficker, this bill shields

you from deportation. >> the bill was introduced as an urgency measure, meaning it would have gone into effect as soon as the governor signed it. that has been changed to allow democrats and republicans to both due their due diligence. happening today, the first design contracts are due for president trump's border wall. the associated press says the administration will pick up to 10 bidders to build prototypes on federal land in san diego near the border. the prototypes will cost up to $500,000 each. border patrol will establish a buffer zone around the construction site in the event of protests. some bidders are concerned about the safety of their workers. the push to confirm president trump's pick for the supreme court is turning into a showdown in the senate. a handful of democrats said they will support the president's pick of judge neil gorsuch but the majority are planning to fill bust they are nomination. . republicans say they will change senate rules to stop any filibuster attempt. >> there has never been a partisan filibuster of a supreme court nominee in history. i question what a seven-month

refusal to hold a hearing or vote is if not the longest partisan filibuster on this committe committee. >> if they will filibuster neil gorsuch, they will filibuster any nominee from a republican president. >> senate democrats are expected to get guidance from their leadership on how they should treat the next few days during and leading up to the rules change. i'm tracking breaking news at the live desk. a suspected chemical attack in northern syria. i want to tell you about a nonprofit monitoring group that is reporting 58 people have been killed, 11 of those may be children. i want to show you this new video coming in from syrian media. you see first responders treating some patients and syrian opposition activists are calling it one of the worst poison gas attacks in the

country's six-year civil war. they are claiming it was caused by an air strike carried out either by the syrian government or russian warplanes at this point no response from syrian or russian officials but i will keep tracking the story, reggie, natasha, back to you. firefighters are watching for flare-ups at this massive fire at a food processing plant in south l.a. the flames broke out around 8:00 last flight and took 100 firefighters to get that under control. you can see the flames tearing through the roof. it was fuelled by a broken natural gas line. arson investigators are expected to start combing through the rubble this morning. a man and dog are dead after a boat they were on capsized off the coast of marin county. brian ho, the dog and chin san were headed to tamales bay when a huge wave knocked their boat over. ho drowned while trying to save the bag. san tried to help but the waves were too strong. he says he was so exhausted and doesn't know how he was able to

survive. >> i'm so tired. i'm so sad. i cannot -- sorry. >> reporter: it's such a sad story. the other part breaking smart friends who were waiting on ho to pick them up on a nearby shore helplessly watched as the whole thing unfolded. they all work together attica see know matrix in san jose. the san jose city council will consider a recommendation to donate cars to good l in an effort to replace flood victims' damaged cars. san jose wants to donate 20 surplus cars to san jose of silicon valley. the cars would be distributed to flood victims who lost their cars during the coyote creek flood in february. san francisco supervisors take up the issue injection sites. those are places where intravenous drug users can legally shoot up under supervision. the "san francisco examiner" says the board president will push to form a task force to

study the issue. officials estimate there are 22,000 people who inject drugs in the city. seattle plans to open the country's first safe injection sites this year. drivers in california could be facing a big hike in the gas tax by the end of the week. democrats are rushing to put the bill up for a vote in the legislature by thursday. that's when lawmakers go on spring break. governor brown says the 12 cents a gallon hike will generate $52 billion over ten years and that money will go to road repairs. he made a pitch in a speech at the california museum last night. he admits republicans will not vote for the measure so it's up to democrats. >> god help us if we don't get enough democrats because i don't know this is going to come up again. it's not going to come up in the election year. i doubt if it's going to be the first thing the next governor is going to want to talk about. >> the bill would raise the price of diesel by 20 cents a gallon. the measure needs two-thirds approval in the state senate and assembly to pass.

pretty mild this morning, we'll start with temperatures on the peninsula where it's 50. foster city and 51 in saner be know. 44 in menlo park. woodside 40 degrees. low to mid-50s along the east bay shore to 46 in san jose. up in the hills 57. 48 at 57. concord and antioch at 55. santa rosa and mill valley 47. napa 52. san francisco 51. highs today, low to mid-70s. 71 to 77 for most of us. mid to upper 60s along the coast and san francisco and towards oakland. light breeze. the flag barely moving on the golden gate bridge. no extremes if you're walking the dog and exercising just watch out for that pollen. there's a on the of tree pollen out there. oak, pine, juniper, birch and mull bury. temperatures tonight mid-40s to mid-50s.

warm weather today and tomorrow but look at this. the storm opens thursday and lasts through saturday. first, sue tells me she has a new accident to tell you about. chp is reporting an accident in the macarthur maze from the 580 to eastbound 80, the east shore freeway. i don't see it on this exact live shot, it may be just outof the scene but have a heads up, chp reporting left lane block 580 to eastbound 80 in the macarthur maze. bart has a 10 minute delay between south hayward and warm springs. ace trains are running on time, both one and three and no problems with cal train this morning. we have this problem south van ness to southbound 101 in san francisco, a couple stalls there, people milling around on the transition ramp so eds up you can see the red and slow traffic as you approach southbound 101 off the bay bridge. we'll congress be and check with

this and more in a couple minutes. is oakland doing you have no protect itself from future tragedies like the ghost ship fire? mayor libby schaaf updates us on the changes the city is making. the changes the city is making. and the changes the city is making. and what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee.

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stay in the u.s. alex tichelman served nearly two years in the stan cruz county jail. she was released last week and immediately taken into custody by immigration agents, she was born in canada. tichelman pleaded guilty in 2015 to involuntary manslaughter for the death of her client, forest hayes. police say she injected the married father of five with heroin and when he started to overdose on his yacht she stepped over his body and left him. mountain view police have arrested a man accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a minor and now they say there could be more victims officers arrested brandon yamagata on sunday. he's accused of exposing himself to a woman in a parking lot. police say yamagata admitted to an inappropriate relationship with a teenager. many oakland residents questioning whether the city is doing enough to protect people from unsafe buildings. this question comes after two deadly fires over the last four months. a council member blames oakland's catch me if you can

way of enforcing the fire code for the ghost ship fire in december, 36 lives lost and now the mead fire last week when four perished. mayor libby schaaf says she has a new plan. she wants to increase the number of fire inspectors from six to 12. she says they will modify the fee schedule to pay for them before the budget is finalized. >> the idea is to make these buildings safe before it comes to conditions that would require red tagging. >> the city intends to increase blue tagging which lets landlords fix the code violations without displacing residents. you might remember a controversial california law giving undocumented immigrants drivers licenses. there's a new study that seems to support that it is making our roads safer. this is coming out of stanford. the study tracked data since the law took effect. it finds hit and run crashes have gone down 7% in its first year. the law prevents officials from

reporting ab 60 drivers to immigration officials. the study authors say the this means drivers are less likely to flee the scene of the crash fearing deportation. your pg&e bill will be lower this month. we're talking about $17 and change. the state is giving users a semiannual california climate credit. that comes from a fee the state charges companies that produce greenhouse gases. that credit is not connected to your actual electricity use. marin county is unveiling its new solar powered vehicle charging station. it will serve as the county's fleet of electric vehicles. the station is portable. officials say it can be deployed at a moment's notice for people who need to power equipment in a remote location. look at this time lapse of the oakland a's game as the sun sets in the east bay. opening night looks to be a big hit. >> a's flags were flying, there were strawberries, there were grilled onions and hot dogs. food and fun were not the only reasons to show up, though. >> i'm all about family time. i love being with my family and

it's just about bringing people together. >> for me it's about the camaraderie, hanging out with friends, a rebirth during spring. >> like at mike shuman, he's so good. the a's beat the l.a. angels 4-2. game two of the series is tonight. they had awe sosome weatherr that game. our weather will be awesome for a while longer but not forever. >> i think it will be better today for your first place oakland a's. >> all right! >> it won't be as breezy as it was yesterday so if they're still doing tailgating, the breeze won't be out there. did you see shu doing that without the newfangled gloves that have that tackiness to them? he's still got it. 64 dropping down to 58. let's look at the jet stream. a huge bowl of cold air this will eventually march our way. it will throe high clouds and warm weather at us the next two days.

here's a look from sutro tower. unsettled pattern thursday with our strongest storm friday. 's start with thursday's storm. it's light showers across north bay and becoming breezy for all of us. increasing clouds, stray showers up in the north bay, a few stray light showers for the rest of us by 5:00 and a better chance towards 11:00. you can see yellows, that means moderate rain while we're sleeping thursday night into friday morning so our first commute really affected by the rain will be friday morning. we'll have thunder and lightning possible friday into saturday. sunday looks dry. we go back to the emeryville area and the macarthur maze specifically where there is reports of an accident. chp saying the 580 approach to eastbound 80, so that would be the in maze. this is emeryville with the headlights headed in the westbound direction towards the macarthur maze.

you can see activity on the lower right hand side of your screen with those emergency lights. that looks like a tao truck on the side of the road there not really causing any backups due to the reverse commute direction there. green is good. slow traffic out of the central valley. firly typical for an hour drive and now chp says this stall is blocking the onramp southbound 101 near the 80 connector in san francisco. we are looking at slow traffic there. the red sensors coming to a little bit of a slowdown due to this multivehicle stalled at that particular intersection. we'll be back with a look at this and checking on the bart delay in a couple minutes. new at 6:00, the major changes made to a proposed ikea in dublin after community opposition. caught on camera. a good samaritan risks his own life to rescue a stranger who fell on subway tracks. an update from officials an update from officials about how t

we're back at 5:53. this is how the party started in north carolina last night. a time lapse showing you the mob of tar heel fans coming together in chapel hill. they're celebrating north carolina's win in the men's basketball national championship. >> let's talk about what happened next. look at the students at the top of a pole here, fireworks going off all night. the school asked them they avoid the traditional celebratory von fire. clearly that didn't happen. in the end, seven people had injuries, four of them had burns, the streets were reopened around 11:00 p.m. our time. you have to see this cell phone video that shows a new york city man risking his own life to save a stranger. this daring rescue took place at a subway station start night.

jonathan kulig says he was on his way to work when he saw a man fall on to the tracks. he jumped down to save him even though he knew the next train was seconds away. >> one thing i can completely say that aam pretty confident about is that if i didn't pick him up that train would have gotten him. >> that's almost certainly true because since the cell phone video -- look at that. it shows the train wizzing by about 60 seconds after he carried the man to the platform. the he says he did what he felt he had to do and that if this happened again he would do it in a heart beat. a landslide in san rafael means the new smart train testing has stopped but the agency says it won't delay the start of service. the landslide should be cleared this week. it's near the north end of the puerto suelo hill tunnel. it runs on lincoln avenue near highway 101. testing stopped between the marin civic center and downtown station. service will begin in the bring. we know dogs tend to love

human food and will eat pretty much anything they see. take fritz, for example, a golden retriever who went viral because he was terrible at catching food. he kept missing it over. that's a ball. >> poor guy. >> he just didn't have the mouth/eye coordination going. new video was just posted as his owner tosses a spaghetti taco at him. first, there's something called spaghetti taco? he catches it. his owner says it took years of practice but fritz finally got it down. >> every dog has his day, mike. >> he had work done. his eyes look better than they did earlier. >> focused. >> could be. my parents have shar-peis they rescue and they always have to have their eyes done because the flaps hang over. maybe that's why he can see better now. maybe it's practice. let's move on and talk about what's going on. here's a look from your east bay hills camera. four degrees warmer to seven degrees warmer an average we should be in the mid to upper

60s. we should be in the upper 60s to mid-70s. we'll give you an idea of what's coming our way thursday. by the evening commute already some rain spreading all the way down to the dunbarton bridge and during the evening and overnight that's when we open the floodgates so watch out friday morning. that will be a tough commute. how about this morning's commute? here's sue. tough at the bay bridge. metering lights were on at 5:28. we are sold out here back into to macarthur maze for a good solid 15 minutes to get to the toll plaza into san francisco. once you're in san francisco you're slowing coming off of the bay bridge. we had an earlier stall that looks like it's been cleared the southbound 101 to the 0 connector with several stalls, people out of their cars. that's cleared because the sensors are showing green there. your drive out of the central valley a grind over the altamont pass. you're coming to a stop here, it says zero miles an hour, that purple section there. there was some debris, some

gravel in lanes, that's not good for the windshield or the cars so we'll check with with that and a minor bart delay. plans to fix flood-prone areas of san francisco could be stopped. why caltran is fighting the proposal. >> bay area startups could be hit hard by the stop of foreign workers. getting word of a couple in san diego attacked at random in front of their home. front of their home. police found the suspect,

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>> time to go back, all right. >> see you as mike tells us about the weather. >> >> let's go. all right. we are locked and loaded this morning, high clouds over taking our neighborhoods. they're about 16,000 feet up so you may see radar returns if you're following live doppler 7 on our app. rest assured that won't make it to the ground. sutro tower as the backdrop, your 12-hour day planner. 45 to 54. seasonably cool to mild this morning at noon, 58 at the coast, 67 inland. above average, 62 at the coast and 55 to 64 at 7:00. did you notice the high clouds will be dominant but you'll still need the sunglasses today but that will change quickly come thursday. more on that. let's see what sue was working on to the last minute. >> you can see the bay bridge toll plaza but we had an accident reported in the maze. our spider