avenue. the truck was smashed up against the sound wall, and there was major damage at about 3:45 this morning, and the man driving died at the scene. moorpark avenue was closed in both directions. you want to be aware that you will not be able to go through on moorpark avenue, and this is san jose's 13th fatal crash this year and this investigation is expected to take a while out here, so expect moorpark to be closed for a while. abc7 news. let's get over to alexis, and she has been tracking the traffic with the closure. >> i will show you where this is, and matt gave you some of the alternates too. and it's south of 280, and

park avenue. you can see the purple on the traffic flow as well, and i am not seeing red serb roundi we have a significant problem, two problems in the fremont area. southbound 880, a overturned vehicle, and then in the backup on mowry avenue, and we will talk about that coming up in less than ten. let's check weather with mike nicco. no green, no yellow on live doppler 7 this morning, but tomorrow morning, could be a little bit, and friday morning, absolutely. and you can see how clean the air is. there will be a lot of tree pollen out there. and at noon, 62 at the coast. the rest of us around 70. 62 at the coast at

a very comfortable evening. we will take a look at the rain and when it's going to get here, coming up. >> here is more news with natasha and reggie. we have more details on the breaking news i am tracking, the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter will be going to florida for trial, and if you look closely here you can see the signature at the bottom, she agreed to fight -- to stop fighting extradition, and it was a fight she had been doing for sometime now, and she has been held at the santa rita jail in dublin, and she was arrested in january from her f in rio de janeiro. she will face charges of aiding her husband as he planned last

year's massacre at the pulse nightclub that killed 49 people. we will be watching this story as it continues to develop. back to you. >> thank you. happening today the remaining victims displaced after the deadly fire in west oakland will not be able to return to their emergency shelter. 11 people are being asked to leave the west oakland youth center because it needs to be used for children during spring break. one displaced resident said when he went to the assistance center he was told to come back on sunday. there was a safety order issued three days before the fire. a resident was told to remove an extension cord that was deemed dangerous, and it was in the same room where a burning candle is blamed for starting the fire.

> china's president meeting with president trump today to discuss north korea's launched missile. secretary of state, rex tillerson, issued this brief statement saying north korea launched another intermediate range ballistic missile. the united states has spoke enough about north korea and we have nothing to add. and then last month president trump claimed president obama ordered surveillance on trump tower after the election, and the white house is still trying to prove that. the president's conservative allies say susan rice revealed the identities of trump associates swept up in the surveillance. she says unmasking was a part of

her job, but there was nothing illegal or wiretapping on the trump tower. and then considering changes that might get more votes, and close include weakening a close include weakening a provision with pre-existing conditions. no agreement was made last night. the president and vice president are making their message clear to lawmakers. >> they want to get it done as quick as possible on behalf of the american people. >> you may remember a vote on repealing and replacing obamacare was passed last month amid republican opposition. and then vying for promotion to sergeant has to retake their tactical exam. this is according to "the chronicle."

the president of the police officers association told some administering the test were not qualified, not prepared or both. and no date has been set for the readministration of the test. the san francisco board of supervisors is trying to come up with ways from preventing property owners to sign a declaration under oath they will fight state eviction laws. they are required to keep the unit off the market for a period of time. many say landlords put the property back on the market and charge much higher rent. b.a.r.t.'s extension to san jose could be ready sooner than expected. when construction is to be completed. completed. a look

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let's talk temperatures. if you are stepping out right now, look at this low to mid-50s throughout our inline east bay

neighbors. let's see if everybody else follows suit. we have temperatures, yeah, low 50s everywhere. a little cooler up in the north bay, mid to upper 40s there. already seeing the first signs of sunshine and clouds in san jose. on the water, light breezes today. out and about, our last dry day, so take the umbrella, you will need that tomorrow. watch out for the polle plan to exercise today. mid-60s to 70s, tomorrow, and then cooler friday. we will have rain in the next two days and we will show you that coming up next. a come issues on southbound 880, a six-car pileup around auto mall parkway just north of that, and then mowry is blocking lane number two. and the first one i mentioned blocking the first two left lanes. and when i put my distance tool

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police believe this believed compass bank on clayton road. if he looks familiar to you you are asked to call the concord police department. and santa cruz asking for your help for finding information in a fatal hit-and-run. police released a photo of the victim. she was found dead at the intersection. she and her husband newly married, and they were visiting from austria on vacation, and so far police have no description of the vehicle that hit her. new at 6:00, here's something that will make you think. would you allow an employer to implant a chip. a swedish company is out. there's a possible justification for it. >> it's about the size of a

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check out this beautiful picture from the east bay hills this morning. you see a little haze hanging around but most of the cloud cover will be well up into the higher elevations today on the warm and dry and limited sunshine wednesday. back to back storms, tomorrow and friday. back to back chances of heavy rain and thunderstorms and damaging winds. it will be dry again sunday and warmer next week. can you see the cloud cover roll in and a few radar returns if you are following the storm on the app, that will be the case all day today but it won't reach the ground. what will reach the ground is coming in tomorrow and friday, and it could be heavy at times, and that's why it's a two on the storm impact scale. fast ford -forward to 4:00 tomo the best chance of getting wet will be the north bay.

throughout most of the day, that's where we will be. as we head into the latter parts of the afternoon and evening hours, you can see showers developing offshore at 4:00 and marching across our neighborhoods as we head through the evening commute. now behind that, look at this ginormus area of yellow, oranges and reds, that's heavy to moderate rain, and that moves around 7:00 and hangs through 4:00 friday morning. so there could be ponding on the roadways. will be when you head out friday morning, but most of the commute will be pretty dry. and then another round develops around 4:00, and lasts through about 9:00. won't be as long as the storm system. thursday, not quite as windy or wet but still moderate on the storm impact scale. showers, light for saturday, and then sunday dry, and then monday and tuesday back to spring warmth. and then a two-car crash

reportedly blocking the left lane as approach 280. and then the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights since 5:20 this morning and it filled in. and then albany to the mayze, great, five minutes, and then fremont to san jose, we are up to one hour and two minutes. and make that 57 minutes, and that just updated, slightly better but that's a six or seven-mile backup right now. next traffic update coming up around 6:30. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amy robach life with what is ahead for us. >> good morning to you. we begin this morning with the very latest on the deadlchemica the united nations calling for

an emergency session as world leaders come out in condemnation of the attack. of the attack. and fox under fire, a new accusations mount against o'reilly and roger ailes. that's all coming up here next here on "gma." >> thank you. 7 on your side's michael finney tackling a problem nobody wants to have, parking tickets. and 6:20, as you get and 6:20, as you get day into gear, keep a look at

6:23. if you downloaded popular apps from the iphone app store you could be eligible for cash. each pay $5.3 million lawsuit, and users claim privacy was violated.

you have to be downloaded one of these apps between 2009 and 2012. new details in the fight of whether uber, lyft have right to unionize. the move is in response to a question by the u.s. chamber of commerce. consequently they are not eligible to unionize. let's ask finney. we have a question about parking tickets. >> michael finney has his answer. how can i dispute the parking tickets that doesn't belong to me, they belong to the previous owner? >> you will want to contact the city that wrote the ticket and you want to do it quickly. you typically have only 21 days to contest a ticket and you will need to prove that the ticket is

not yours. how do you do that? by checking your registration and seeing when the car was issued to you and compare that to the date when the parking ticket was issued, and good luck and thank you for your question. >> if you have a question for michael finney recorded on your smartphone or tablet, share it on social media with #askfinney. you can see your question asked here on abc7 mornings. a car hit a child on monday. the child broke his collarbone. abc7 news was back at the intersection where a volunteer parent helped children cross the street. the security guard was hit by a car himself and has been on

disability. >> they want to ban l caltrans is in charge of signals and crosswalks on thornton because that's a state highway. still a lot more ahead at 6:00, we are tracking breaking news in san jose where police and emergency crews are on the scene of a deadly crash. scene of a deadly crash. >> also a big break kn muni assault case. the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter leaving the bay area, and will face trial in florida. we are dig into details. that is neck. and delays into the fremont area. the first one at auto mall parkway, and it sounds like they parkway, and it sounds like they are going to be

sign z signal alert. we will keep weather and we will keep weather and traffic through the

welcome to wednesday. it's april 5th, and the gang is all here. >> yeah. >> nice to have everybody back from various places, and the two

of us never went anywhere. >> i go tomorrow. >> i am always here for you. >> we were giving you a break. >> who is not getting a break today, atlanta. and atlanta has the world's busiest airport. >> dealing with tornadic thunderstorms for the second day in a row. here's a shot from downtown. it's starting to get clearer as you are looking towards midtown. here's a look at the live doppler radar out of peach tree city there out of the city, and you can see the strong storm moving through. i have seen golf in the system, and they are canceling classes because of what is heading their way and they are under a tornado watch until noon their time today. i can't imagine canceling classes because of a threat of severe weather.

amazing. better to be safe, right? here's a look at the 12-hour day planner, 40s and 50s now, and 50s and 60s at 7:00, and our last dry day for the next couple ones, alexis. even though it's dry with pretty decent traveling conditions, we have a headache on southbound 880 to san jose, an hour now, and then i want to zoom in on the traffic maps and show you that on southbound 880. two problems, the first near auto mall parkway, they just issued a sigalert and are saying 20 more minutes for that to be blocked, and then near mowry, the left center lane blocked and your backup is just almost to state route 92. avoid that if you can. we will take a look at other trouble spots coming up in less than ten. still a lot of confusion

about what led up to a napa police shooting and killing a man. >> it was a scary scene as police told neighbors to take cover in their homes. kate larson is in napa where we expect to get an update in just a little bit. >> reporter: there may have been an argument between the suspect and a neighbor when the shooting happened yesterday around 2:00, 2:30 in the afternoon, and they are investigating. let's look at video from the scene in this neighborhood. a quiet neighborhood. we were there earlier this morning and the shooting happened near bueno street and linda vista avenue. the suspect's car, silver, just riddled with bullet holes. multiple people called 911 saying somebody was open firing in the neighborhood and when they got there, they saw the

suspect backing out of the driveway in the silver car, and the suspect allegedly fired at the officers and that's when the officers and the deputies fired back triggering the shoot-out. >> we heard a bunch of gunfire, and it sounded like there was two shots that came from a different firearm, and all of a different firearm, and all of a sudden we heard, >> after the shoot-out the suspect drove his car into a tree and he was killed, and nobody else was seriously injured in the neighborhood although a few officers did suffer minor injuries from broken glass and shrapnel. and a nearby elementary school was locked down, and today the investigation continues and it's off to the district attorney's office for the rest of the investigation. reporting live in napa, i'm came indica

kate larson, abc7 news. the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter will leave the bay area to face trial in florida. we just reached out to the u.s. marshal's office and santa rita jail in dublin to get details about when she will be transferred out of california. she has been in january since being arrested while at her mother's house in row day yo. we did just get paperwork and it was filed in federal court, and we posted the documents on our website, abc7news.com, if you would like to read them yourself. a deadly crash in san jose. alexis has been telling us about this all morning long. we will get to matt keller who is live at the scene. what you have learned? >> reporter: since i last saw you the fire department has the grim task of taking this victim

out of the truck, and a tow truck pulled the vehicle away from the sound wall where it crashed, and we are not zooming in because we want to show respect to the scene and the victim, but the san jose fire department is doing that right now as we speak. obviously a very sad story. a man driving a pickup truck sl slammed into the sound wall around 3:45 a.m. one neighbor described to us what he heard. >> i woke up from a speeding car, and it made my blinds move. you could hear the whoosh of the car going by, and then you hear the echo, some type of collision, sounded like -- a neighbor described to me like a dumpster kind of falling. >> reporter: that neighbor says there's an issue of speeding cars in the neighborhood. no word on if speed was a factor during the crash.

this is san jose's 13th fatal crash this year and i just talked to a san jose police officer and they said the road will open back up in about an hour. and then shut down last night because of a terrible deadly wrong-way crash in fremont just happened before 10:30 last night. and a second person was killed. no word on their condition. police in the east bay searching for the man they say shot and killed a mother in front of her two small children. devastating family members confirm the identity of the victim, 29-year-old franklin. police are searching for her estranged ex-boyfriend, this man, a 43-year-old mcbride from san pablo. he was captured on the surveillance video yesterday morning walking away and driving off moments after shooting her. she had been taking her young

kids to school when he cut her off at mcbride at a stop sign. the children were in the backseat and saw everything. >> if there's a wife or family member out there, you know him. you know where he is at. turn him in. because that could have been your child. >> witnesses say the two argued at the intersection of 29th leading up to the shooting, and a neighbor took franklin's children into a home before police got there. new this morning, more air strikes in syria and what activist say is a worst attack in the country's civil war, and that is saying something. some of the video you are about to see is difficult to watch. thankfully, that town was mostly evacuated after the suspected chemical attack allegedly ordered by bashar al assad.

the white house, the pope and european leaders all condemning these attacks this morning. the u.n. security council plans to hold an emergency meeting and now the big question on so many peoples' minds how is the trump administration going to respond? happening now, oregon senator jeff merkley still staging the all-night protest against the nomination of neil gorsu gorsuch. he has been talking for 15 hours now and he says he will keep going as long as he can. right now the #holdthefloor is trending on twitter. it will not delay the debate or votes but it's part of the democrat's effort to bring attention to the nomination. and john kelly says there has been a huge drop of the number of people trying to get into the u.s. from mexico. officials stopped 12,000 last

month compared to 43,000 in december, and they say it's because of trump's tough talk on immigration, and kelly confirmed homeland security is considering separating children from their parents if they are caught crossing illegally. >> and they got the guy who has been groping women on muni trains. police identified and arrested him yesterday. the victim posted a photo of the suspect on the next door app and then gave it to investigators. >> the suspect would get very close to the women, touch himself and then touch the women inappropriately, and in one case the women had to leave the car to escape the suspect. >> and investigators are trying to determine if there are more victims and they have not released the man's name. if you are confused on

is or is not pot. there could be legal conflicts between medical and recreational use and cultivation. trying to unite both sides to avoid duplicating costs and confusing businesses. new regular ltions must be in pe when pot sales go into effect next year. it's time to talk temperatures once again. we will start in the south bay. 49 in saratoga. everybody else in the 50s. up in the hills, warmer at 58, los gatos. and a little cooler, half moon bay, 46. and napa at about 49 degrees. clouds are going to be thicker. still need sunglasses from time to time, and 73 to 77 for the rest of us. san mateo bridge getting backed up there, and alexis will tell

you if anything is going on. i will focus on the weather side pl on the water, peaceful today, light breezes and dry. if you are going to be on the road, mid-50s tonight. and tomorrow and friday, thunderstorms. nothing significant on the san mateo bridge, but you will have trouble getting there especially if you are trying to get past that area. two problems, one a sigalert southbound 880 before auto mall parkway and we had a crash since 5:30 this morning. they are saying about 20 or 25 more minutes back at that point, and hopefully it will be cleared, but for now still blocking two lanes. and mowry, an accident in the center lane. we will use our distance measuring tool, nine miles for the backup. not a lot of fun. fremont boulevard for an alternate, not a lot of other

options aside from mass transit at this point. and clearing a crash before stone valley, and that backup remains as you head from the walnut creek area. here's a look at southbound 680 through walnut creek, pretty average for this time of the day. we will look at drive times coming up next. growing concern this morning for a whale off the california coast. it's hurt and in need of help. >> amazon users, you c

this story just come into the live desk, a musician kicked off his flight because of his cello. this is john calfoff walking through the airport last night and he was told his prized instrument was not allowed on his american airlines flight to chicago and was considered a risk even though he paid a separate seat for it. he said the airline said it was dangerous because it would actually touch the floor and was not strapped into the seat, but then he was booked on the next american flight, same type of plane and he did get an apology. he wanted to travel with it because it was worth $100,000. >> i understand that. rescuers are working on a plan to free a whale trapped in

a metal fishing frame. when you see the picture, it's so sad. it was spotted on monday. rescuers are hoping to identify any weak points in the metal before they get over to the whale so they can work quickly to remove the framing from its head. marine experts say a smaller whale is traveling with the injured mammal. and then berkeley-based earth island institute say a tuna is being sold at walmart stores in costa rica, and the dolphin-safe label is not true. and they claim they slaughter dolphins that cannot escape. >> basically they are saving money by getting cheap mexican tuna that was caught on dolphins that mexicans can sell

else. >> it's the result of a deal brokered 25 years ago. we did reach out to walmart and we have not heard back. 6:47 now. some church leaders want the san francisco mayor to declare a state of emergency to keep african-american residents to being kept from being pushed out of the city. they say housing is a major factor. the group cites the housing facility is less than 15%. >> if it were just a matter of economics, other groups would not be able to make it here. but it's only black people who are being pushed out! >> faith leaders want the mayor to ramp up the gang task force to ramp up the gang task force and address the high

studen students. and then agreeing to end the legal battle over whether the company unlawfully charged customers for unauthorized purchases. >> ultimately all of these companies, they want to do business online and make it easy to buy. the problem is when it is so easy your kids playing on the phone or tablet, so for consumers it could cause real headach headaches. >> more than $70 million in app charges may be eligible for refunds, and they will start rolling out soon. payless set to announce which stores it will close. it officially filed for bankruptcy yesterday. payless has 50 stores in the bay area, and 4,400 worldwide. they plan to close some stores

immediately because of the bankruptcy. gillette is slashing razor prices by 20%. the change is because gillette has seen a big drop in sales over the past few years. they made a big mistake, only advertising high-end razors instead of reminding shoppers they have blades at other price points. and then playoff tickets go on sale later today. >> they are working on making their third consecutive appearance in the finals. at 10:00, the tickets go on sale for ticket holders, and then to the waiting list at 2:00, and then tomorrow atlan 2:0 general public if there are any left.

and then bringing in a strong spring storm that will bring us heavy rain and possibly damaging winds and thunderstorms, and right now the presunrise skies, and i will post it to social media later this morning. more clouds, dry today. two rounds tomorrow and friday. showers on saturday and then drier on sunday. our storms well out in the pacific is going to ride the jet stream to the south and scoop up moisture and energy and turn our way so it's still developing, but we believe when it gets here it will be a two, a moderate storm. it's coming in in two waves. 4:00 thursday morning, pretty quiet. any rain will be in the north bay, and any drizzle along the coast. 9:00 all the way to 4:00, again, the north bay, and then starting at 4:00 the showers are getting heavier. oranges, yellows and reds by 7:00, and that continues all night. you see the cold front sweeping

through by 4:00 friday morning, but a lot of leftover rain on the roads even if it's not raining during friday morning's commute. as we head in the afternoon, 3:00 or 4:00, you can see the radar filling in with wet weather, yellows and reds. and then the winds will be just as fast. 25 to 45 miles per hour. 7:00 tomorrow night, may get a little wet if it's late into the commute. it's going to be a mess on friday morning. moderate storm on friday, light storm on saturday, no storm sunday, monday or, tuesday, and then a return to spring warmth. check out southbo fremont to san jose, and we are improving, northbound 80 looking okay between 101 and cupertino. back to the issues on southbound

880, the first problem near auto mall parkway just cleared, and the sigalert is canceled. we have the blocking situation at mowry, so that was a secondary crash that is blocking the left center lane and they are calling for tow trucks right now and hopefully that is getting close to clearing, too. you have a nine-mile back up back up to state route 92. in the meantime, 87 past kurtnor, a disabled vehicle. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, fairly quiet this morning but the metering lights have been on since 5:26, so backed up as usual through the mayse. mayse. we will look at the

if you are just joining us, heading out the door, these are the seven things you need to knowe you day. >> number one, police are on the scene of a deadly crash. they say a man driving this white pickup truck slammed into a sound wall along i-80. and then a rough morning on southbound 880, two separate crashes, the first one cleared near auto mall parkway, and then the second one clearing around mowry. the distance measuring tool, a 10-mile backup remains. number three, come into the live desk right now, the search is on for a missing child. i want to show you this picture.

3-month-old walton last seen with her father yesterday. if you have seen them, call police immediately. number four, the wife of orlando nightclub shooter will face trial in florida. papers filed in oakland federal court showed she is giving up her extradition fight, and she has been in jail since being arrested at her family's hope in rodeo in january. and then the last completely dry day. temperatures mild this morning, and dry and mild in the afternoon, and 62 to 74. don't forget, if the kids have allergies, give them their medicine. and then the bat bumgarner used to hit two home runs on opening day will not be going to cooperstown. he is keeping the bat instead of sending it to the hall of fame as requested, and instead he sent the batting helmet from

sunday's game. and then national deep dish pizza day. order it or make it yourself. use the #deepdishpizzaday on social. >> it tastes good. >> takes an hour to eat it, too. >> a special report, around 10:00 a.m. this morning, trump and jordan's king will have a press conference. "gma" is next.

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good morning, america. breaking overnight, the u.n. calls an emergency meeting over the crisis in syria. as more disturbing images emerge of syria's chemical attack against its own people. the death toll grows this morning, dozens killed including children. the white house now responds condemning the assad regime and also blaming president obama. ivanka trump defends her new role in the white house taking on those claims she is complicit in her father's decisions saying she's trying to be a force for good. the health care battle is back. president trump making a new push to pass his plan. the vice president meeting with key gop lawmakers overnight trying to salvage a deal. severe weather outbreak. tornadoes reported ripping apart a school. the dangerous weather on the move. the entire east coast now on alert. ♪