good morning. coming up on 5:00 a.m. on thursday, april 6th. i can say everybody's names today, and it's just the three amigos. >> we are not booking today, we are free to fly. kidding. we are missing and hope they are doing well. rainy day, why not stay home if you can, especially for the evening commute. that's going to be the tough one. sprinkles and light showers along the coast into the bay like we saw yesterday. and sutro looks calm on the water before the breezes pick up this afternoon. we have a chance for shower through 7:00. and same thing at 4:00, 62 to 66. you will notice breezes and steady and heavier rain will spread through the neighborhoods by 7:00.

we will tell you what to expect and where it falls impact scale coming up. lots of green in the south bay right now. and bay bridge toll plaza, smooth sailing for most people there, just a little stackup. on a b.a.r.t. lawsuit this morning, people with disabilities are complaining about the filthy elevators. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. riders are used to things like this. you can see the escalator is broken so they have to take the stairs next to them but if you are disabled this could be enough to keep you off the train, and advocacy groups are asking the court to stop b.a.r.t. against excluding

people with disabilities. broken or out of service elevators and human race on the ground people with disabilities, and they want to submit to an independent monitor. b.a.r.t. responded to the lawsuit saying they are improvement agendas, and they are disappointed the program of capital improvement is being met with litigation. b.a.r.t. says a floor replacement project will solve the problem for the elevator outages that should be completed by may. oakland mayor is asking for your help. she wants you to join her in helping those who lost everything in a deadly fire last monday. four people died in that fire, which burned down a transitional

housing facility, and more than 100 others are looking for a place to stay. a coalition of faith-based organizations launched a fund-raiser to make it easy for people to give. go to our website, abc7news.com, and 100% donations go to help their needs. and then a man accused of shooting his girlfriend in front of her children says he did not do it. police are look into a phone call that came days before the shooting. >> what do you have to say for yourself? >> they have the wrong man. >> the 43-year-old mcbride of san pablo is the man who shot franklin and her children witnessed it.

>> you elevate it by doing it in front of women's children. >> she was taking two of her young three children to school and she knew mcbride was following her and tried to escape. >> we take the babies out. >> you see a mercedes trap franklin's suv. >> she was totally trapped and there were cars behind her and she couldn't go anywhere and she was trapped in the car. she had her children with her so she's not going to leave her children. >> community outrage resulted in a flury of tips. pointing police to sacramento. they arrested mcbride with the suspect vehicle. >> i hope they catch him. >> two days before the killing officers responded to a domestic violence call involving mcbride and franklin, and police say that incident and others are now part of the murder investigation. in richmond, abc7 news.

bay area companies have shyed away from submitting proposals for building a border wall along the southern border with mexico. there were hundreds of proposals being submitted for other parts of the country. they had to be impossible to dig under for at least six feet. some are questioning the need for the wall, since data showed the border dropings have dropped 63% in the last year. >> so much uncertainty to bid on an uncertain project where you have very certain public anger in a lot of areas made a lot of companies shy away. >> about 20 companies will be invited to invited to their

new developments out of syria this morning. the foreign minister said it never used and will not use chemical weapons on its own people. and autopsies performed on three of the victims from tuesday's attack and officials said they did show signs a chemical weapon was used. the death toll stands at 86 and more than half were women and children. president trump said that crossed a lot of lines but it's not clear what president trump will do about it. police say an argument between the estranged parents caused the father to drive off with the baby in his lap.

she was reunited with her mother back in livermore. the stepfather says michael dropped the baby off with his mother in patternson, and police want to find out what happened. and then killed by a 75-foot tree, and the suit blames the utility saying they should have utility saying they should have maintained the power lines. pg&e tried to get the lawsuit dismissed but a judge sided with the family and the suit can move forward. and then state republicans say governor brown doesn't have the votes to approve the hike. they say they could use existing

funds instead. the governor pushed his bill in sacramento yesterday along with labor and community groups. >> you think about what you spend money on. you buy shoes. it's like fixing the road is like getting the shoes fixed on your car. >> there are millions of californias who are not here today and oppose this, and legislators who disregard them are not doing justice to those they serve. >> it's not a simple majority here. they need two-thirds of the vote to let it pass. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. even antioch, one of the warm spots right at 60. oakland, 56. hayward, san jose, san francisco, 58. pacifica, 56. 50 in santa rosa, and napa about

56. this is where we will evened up today. a little warmer down to the south and the east, and upper 60s to low 70s. tomorrow even cooler, 59 to 63. look at saturday, our coolest day and it's like winter is coming back, 54 to about 60 degrees. san mateo bridge, not looking too bad. get ready, use caution because there's going to be rainy areas this morning and same in the evening commute. mass transit dry now the but wet later on. lows tonight, 51 to 55 degrees. even mild tomorrow morning with the rain. and here's a look around the state. 65 in yosmite. and 6:00 this evening through 6:00 saturday, 48 hours to moderate to heavy snow, and two

to feet four feet of snow in april, and that's incredible. above 6,000 feet which means traveling there will be a nightmare. be careful. let's look at the san jose drive times. you can see right now, it's not too bad. things are going pretty well. also, i want to take a live look at the richmond bridge. pretty quiet this morning. if you are in that direction, you are in good -- so far not seeing any major accidents or problems on the roadway, so a good time to leave. how much do you need to live comfortably in the bay area? a study shows why you may want to pick up and move to texas. and then taking care of seal pups and you don't need experience. and a man at a city council meeting tries to re-enact it and it doesn't go so well. it doesn't go so well.

europe's aviation regulation aviators are not going to ban some laptops on some flights.

the trump administration recently announced devices need to be stored in the cargo hole. some say they are concerned about the fire threat and if the devices were kept in the cabin, flight attendants could deal with fires, and there's nothing they can do otherwise. and president trump now weighing in on fox's bill o'reilly's controversy. >> in the first look, as sexual harassme harassment spir. >> personally, i think he should not have settled. and trump was looking at where they made $13 million settlements because of

inappropriate behavior by o o'reil o'reilly. fox's parent company points out, no current or former fox news employee ever took advantage of the 21st century hotline to raise a concern about bill o'reilly. coming up, we will have more on the reaction to the president's interview with your "gma" first look, abc news, new york. berkeley city council just passed an ordinance to ban local sales of furs. berkeley is the second city in the nation to do this. west hollywood passed a similar ban in 2013. animal advocates marched through berkeley earlier this month to support the ban. and then figuring out how much money you need to comfortably live in u.s. cities. san francisco tops the list, $1

$110,000 a year, and that's more than york which is at $86,000. as for the least amount of money, fresno, $44,000. el paso, texas, $40,000 for your annual income, and that means, of course, you are living in el paso, texas. so there is that. seal pupping season is here, and they need new volunteers to help out one day a week. there's a huge surge in them being born along the coast. the marine mammal center showed us photos with people helping out the pups. if you are interested, go to our website, abc7news.com. and then pepsi pulling the

commercial. >> she is giving the police a pepsi, and leading everybody to come together as a result, and pepsi was clear message of unity, and one man in portland, oregon, also missed the mark. >> whoa, whoa, not a good move. >> don't do that again. all right. not a smart move. >> not sure what you heard me say, but he was trying to give the pepsi over to the city council, and well, they didn't love that. he was escorted away by two officials. the man is a former boston herald journalist, and not sure what is happening there. the lesson, don't approach the city council with a soda. although i have to admit, don't do it, but it is clever. it was a clever take on a pop culture moment. >> i can think of very few

police stations where handing them a pepsi would make a big difference, just saying. hey, mike nicco. >> sorry, that kind of tickled me. we are going to have delays the sfo because of the low clouds developing right now. showers definite and lightning possible today and tomorrow. scattered showers through saturday. sunday still looking like the quieter day. let's talk about the storm impact scale. this is going to be a two. drenching rain, strong winds and a chance of thunder. all you need to know about this storm. here we are at 6:00 this morning, see scattered light showers awas the north bay and that's where they will stay through noon. and now as we head into the afternoon hours, it's still a 4:00 to 5:00 wind, and the

steadier rain spreads across with embedded moderate showers. doesn't make it down to the south bay by the end of the commute, and once that ends, all bets are off. by 9:00 it makes it down to the south bay. and then the moderate continues for several hours, and then about 4:00 we start with the leftover, moderate rain to light showers from the south bay, all the way up to san francisco and vallejo, and you can see scattered showers for the rest of the morning commute. isolated showers during the day. once we get to 5:00 or 6:00, you can see showers developing once again and they will hang around through midnight. here's a look at the wet weather. noon. nothing measurable out there yet. by 7:00, you can see the commute will be wet for most of us and overnight most of the heavy falls from a quarter inch in the south bay to the rest of us with an inch. if you can't sleep tonight because of the pounding rain and thunder there, you go.

>> not looking forward to that, mike, but thanks for the warning. here's a look at the altamont pass, kind of your normal commute from there. live from the golden gate bridge, smooth sailing as you come into the city. and then wanted man after a fit of rage after his card was declined. the man smacking the clerk and pushing the cash register on to the floor, and all this because his card was rejected. he cost $700 in damage in all, and if he is caught he will be charged with battery also. >> looks like somebody needs anger management help. and then facebook says once a revenge porn photo is reported and removed, the policies on

revenge porn have come under scrutiny following the discovery of a secret facebook group featuring nude photos of female marines posted without their permission. netflix just replaced a five-star rating system with thumbs up or thumps down. they believe more people will rate staerreams of it's more simple. the five-star system will remain in place for the dvd mail service, which i was unaware that was still happening. and then hearing a presentation on the smart project and the role in ensuring safety, and they are proposing policies for the rail project marin county. once more trains begin running,

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watch. a two on the storm impact scale. a moderate storm lurking off the coast and already seeing moisture and it's going to get deeper and we have a chance of thunderstorms today and tomorrow and damaging winds. watch out for that on your evening commute. number two, the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights just yet. and then number three, the tower in san francisco is going to be topped off today making it the tallest building in san francisco. a new lawsuit accuses b.a.r.t. of discriminating against people with disabilities. and b.a.r.t. says it is currently implementing a plan. and then dennis salazar crashed his truck on a rural

road in lafayette, but managed to make it to a friend's house safely, and crews called off the search last night. and then the nuclear option in order to end the filibuster on a supreme court nominee. number seven, because there's a national day for everything, and it's national caramel popcorn day. and we decide to show you nelson, the golden doodle creating a healthy snack, and somebody is going to come and tell us that popcorn is bad for dogs. >> do you say caramel or carmel. >> caramel. >> and that's why we are friends. and then affordable real estate and san francisco never go hand and hand. and today a new listing on the market.

$35,000. >> it's not for a condo or house. it's for a driveway. that's all you get. the driveway is the outer the driveway is the outer richmond at which is bigger than most apartments. but it's a shared driveway that services the adjacent homes. you cannot sleep there, and you do get -- now, this is very generous, you get the air rights, you own all the air above it. >> that's lovely. coming back with a full 90 minutes of news, and including the tsa agents tested for drugs and alcohol, and the results may surprise you. why the - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop

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it is thursday at 5:30 in the morning, which means it's almost the weekend. really, if you think about it like that, so close. three of us here holding down the fort today. mike nicco, the star of the show, bringing us the weather. >> i love your unbridled through enthusiasm. >> the hardest part of our weather this week to deal with is going to be today and tomorrow and early saturday. >> that's too much green. >> i'm sorry. >> too much green on that screen. >> going to be yellow, orange, possibly red later. this is as good as it gets. reggie mentioned, green on there, but a lot not making it to the ground. the air is too dry below 10,000 feet, and one of the first areas that should be wet,

looks light. gray for the rest of the day until we get to the evening commute and that's when the steadier and heavier showers start to roll in and an hour by hour look at that coming up. and then northbound 680, you have a traffic collision at marina vista road. and you should have gotten up a little earlier, because the bay bridge toll plaza is just starting to back up. metering lights definitely on and that's a long line of traffic. we will be continuing to look at this throughout the morning. happening today the tallest building west of chicago gets topped off in downtown san francisco, right, here -- >> a major milestone for the tower. we have been watching it grow up for the past four years now, and kate larson is live for us in soma. hey, kate. >> reporter: the tower has officially taken the title of the tallest occupiable building west of chicago, and it's still

under construction, and crews up with us this morning installing awnings and windows and even though it's still being worked on, it's dominating the san francisco skyline for quite sometime. the tower here at mission and first streets has been under construction for four years. it's 61 stories high and is expected to be completed in 2018. later this morning, there will be a celebration to commemorate the completion of the structural phase of construction with the placement of the last steal beam. the millennium tower which is sink something a block away. sink something a block away. the iconic been the tallest for several years. and a new building in downtown

los angeles has a spire that will be just 30 feet taller than the sales force tower, however at 1,070 feet tall -- i wanted to get that number right, the sales force tower will have the tallest occupiable floor of the two buildings, so it's still the tallest after chicago. >> thank you, kate. a ups driver is okay, recovering after turning up at a friend's house miles from where searchers were searching for him. he wrecked his truck on a remote road, and can you see when you look at the video why police were concerned. he veered off a canyon road and went down 40 feet. that's a wooded hillside there. it certainly looks like somebody could get hurt. salazar called 911 to report the accident himself.

he said he was injured. when police arrived they couldn't find him or reach him on the cell phone, so they started a search. helicopters, drones, and people and dogs on the ground, and the search coordinator thought that foul play was not suspected. >> get off the payment here, and it's open space and hilly, and very steep. the main thing is it's hard to see. >> our friend in concord called police last night, and said salazar was at his house and he was not arrested. investigators trying to determine what sparke a car fire that spread flames to a detached garage. it started around 9:00 last night on 57th near brand street. when crews got there flames were engulfing the garage and threatening to homes. one person was taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation.

and now hiring top legal help from the owner of the building that caught on fire last monday. the fire last monday left 115 homeless and one person that lived there said she complained about the building's condition many times to the owner. and a coalition is joining forces to help the victims, and they created a page to help them, and you can find that on our website, abc7news.com. and then the most crucial diplomatic test of president trump so far. the president is hosting the chinese president, xi jinping. they will have a working

they will talk about the controversial trade practices. and then we are learning about a man that police shot and killed a man that they say were shooting at him. he was a licensed civil engineer and owned a brand development company and arranged wine tours. and investigators say he shot at officers as he drove away from the home and continued to fire at them even when he crashed his car, and police returned the fire and killed him inside. this is the second police shooting since march 13th, when they shot a man in a shopping center wielding a phaoeuf. > knife. and then 858 tsa

failed drug tests between and 2015. just look at this interactive map from the tsa showing specific numbers. at oakland's airport, five agents failed drug tests, one failed in san jose. 51 tsa agents tested positive for drugs or alcohol at lax. they are given, if there's reasonable suspicion an employee is under the influence. and then brown announced tuesday he is looking to consolidate recreational and medical pot laws before pot becomes legal on january 1st. law enforcement leaders worry

this could small businesses into mega chains. and then the raiders owe parking. the team may still owe the city and alameda county $25,000 for parking. the financial review is still going on and some board members want to tell the team that is headed for vegas to hit the road now if they don't pay up. the raiders have not concerned our calls for comment. and then the coliseum will keep the team at oracle while their arena is being built in san francisco. not everything is settled, though. there's a dispute over who should foot the bill for arein kwrauz paid out on improvements. the team disagrees they must pay that. >> our view from the beginning is that the responsibility of the total project debt at the

time they leave the building is the balance on the bonds. that would be $55 million. >> the warriors beat the phoenix suns by the way to clinch the home-court advantage in the playoffs, which begin a week from saturday. we have the raiders and warriors moving, and when are we starting to talk about the a's getting a new stadium. wouldn't that be nice? that's how this all right? alameda, 59. look at redwood city, 60. 58 in san jose. 56 in lafayette. here's a look at the quiet. tree pollen high today, and grass pollen, moderate.

grass pollen, moderate. mold spores and the uvn temperatures today, 66 to 71. tomorrow about 58 to 64. coldest saturday, 54 to 59 with a chilly breeze. tonight is going to be mild. temperatures around 50 to 55. let me leave you with this note in case you have to leave us. rain chances today, tomorrow, and another one next week. and another one next week. all of that wrapped up a accuweather 7day forecast. you can see it south bay. a live look at the san mateo bridge, a few brake lights

stacking up there but not terribly bad at 5:40 in the morning. and then it's how it happened that should be a warning to us all, how a woman fell off. fell off. and then the

gear up before you go out and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc7 news app. download it now. a sacramento woman fell off a bridge while trying to take a selfie. she's in the hospital after she plunged about 60 feet. she was trying to take a photo on the gerters in auburn, and she lost her grip while trying to take that picture. walking along the gerters is a violation of state law. sky 7 captured the arrest of two people accused of robbing a store in oakland. police say they used beanbag rounds to break the windows. the man pulled from the car was loaded into an ambulance to be taken to the hospital and checked out. and then there are reports about the growing

of nude photos posted online. there's a bill to fight noncon there's a bill to fight noncon sensual sharing. and richard simmons may be returning to public life. he inked a new deal to take on the licensing, and manufacturing. it's not clear when simmons will emerge to promote his products. a self-driving car startup based in san francisco plans to add more than 1,100 high-paying add more than 1,100 high-paying jobs as it ramps

the technology will be used in a fleet of rideshare vehicles gm is producing. and they are expanding operations in san francisco over the next four years. and then getting slammed with another severe line of stphoep storms this morning. there's widespread damage across georgia and indiana. you could probably guess these storms are causing headaches at airports and nearly already 1,000 cancelled flights in morning, and delays in chicago, boston, atlanta and new york. and then this is what delta served up during the major storms in their big hub in atlanta, yesterday. pizza. that was not just one airport that was doing it. in nearly a dozen cities, airlines dished out 100 pizzas

yesterday. some in the airports, and others stuck on the tarmac. >> that is so great. and it makes all the difference. >> especially when we are talking about them for free, right? that's pr you just can't buy. >> especially stripped down where you have to pay for everything in some airlines, and nice gesture, delta, and hopefully others will watch and learn. look at the moving. a second storm hits tomorrow evening, the weaker of the two storms. i promise sunshine and dry weather for sunday. radar returns look impressive. still bone dry below 10,000 feet. some of it could make it through. the real deal is still going to be later today when the area of low pressure, remember, didn't

look impressive? now we are seeing a curl, and it's spinning up and gaining energy and that's why it's steulg a two on the storm impact scale for this evening, and overnight drenching rain and rain and thunder all exist. green means light across the north bay, and that's where it stays even through the lunch hour. a few random showers until we get up to 5:00, and then the heavier and steadier rains moves in during the commute except for the south bay, you will get yours at 9:00. we will have waves of to strong showers, and we will have isolated showers into the noon hours into the evening commute, and then a secondary push of showers and possible thunderstorms -- won't be as

widespread or heavy but the winds as strong, and that's why it's a two also. and then sunshine comes back on snday. >> looking forward to sunday, mike. thank you. taking a look at traffic this morning, the area. look at this, the macarthur maze, not too bad. it looks look it's pretty smooth sailing for most of you this morning. the storm moving in is putting a the storm moving in is putting a damper on the first event, inside, that is still on. the next first friday is scheduling for may 5th. and then parents that want to save the mascot.

groups complain the mascot dehuman ices native americans. and there was a recommendation of changing it and this evening the school board will discuss the changing it and the rally will be held opposing it before the 6:00 p.m. meeting. a final decision is expected in two weeks. darin brazil on the left there, he sent out this tweet of him and his friend on the right, and dennis is homeless and needs new shoes, and he has very large feet. 14 or size 15. so he went out on twitter saying, you know, my feet are not that big and maybe one of you can help, and it happens that hunter pence's wife saw the tweet, and she said my husband's feet are not all that big, but brandon belt gets the message,

and he tweets out that he thinks he will be able to help. looks like the giant's first baseman is going to give shoes to hunter to pass on to dennis, the homeless man when they return for their home opener on monday. >> so glad to see another example of doing good. new at 6:00, new research shows drinking could help your brain. big changes coming to sprint promising to cut your phone bill in half. in half. a shoplifter gets locked in half. a shoplifter gets locked intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it.

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i want to show you something. you see this woman right here in the orange. she is a shoplifter in ohio, and she thought he outwitted everybody until she was locked in the store. this was her she outsmarted the department, when she hid out in the dressing room, but when she wants to leave all the doors are locked, and the 35-year-old had no choice but to call 911. what she did not realize is police were already on their way because of the alarms she off. and then sprint promising to cut your bill in half. the wall street journal reports

it worked good back then. and sprint is losing money on the promotion. so the company expected to unveil new pricing. and another way to watch television not on television. youtube tv launched in the bay area and a few other u.s. markets. youtube unveiled the service. abc is among the channels being offered. happening today, we want to give a heads up for all of you drivers, and we will see more pedestrians on your commute than normal because it's walk to workday. >> the yearly initiative is supposed to highlight walking as the healthiest and sustainable way to get around. here's a fun prize. go to our website, abc7news.com, and we have a map there of walk to work hubs.

that's a place where you can stop and get free coffee and breakfast snacks on your way to work and school. don't forget to share your walking experience toda >> it too take nine hours for you to walk to work, >> would you be walking in the rain? >> i would be walking and -- if i left at 1:00, i would get home at 10:00 p.m., and yes, i would be wet. high wind warning, above 1,500 feet, gusts at 55 miles per hour. here's the difference, the time changed from 8:00 this evening to 5:00 in the morning. east west bridges, same timeframe. blowing debris in the areas in yellow. look at the rain, clearly the rest of us an inch to two inches

by saturday morning. in traffic, want to update you on the two-car crash in the richmond area, the backup, 26 miles per hour, slow. and then southbound lanes in walnut creek, flowing nicely, and some of the taillights stacking up. and then next, a plea for help from oakland's mayor after the deadly halfway house fire. how you can help the survivors rebuild. rebuild. a man goes on

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rain. and then on your way home, boy, will you be surprised. >> i thought you were talking about jessica and alexis? >> don't worry, they are just off today. >> there is no rain right now at least none reaching the ground is a great amount. let's look at live doppler 7. bone drive below 10,000 feet. a light shower is possible exespecially if the yellow off the coast makes it our way in the next 15 to 30 minutes. right now looking from the east bay hills, bone dry out there. 7:00, yeah, light rain along the coast. it's pretty mild. 57 to 64 at noon. and then from 4:00, 62 to 66. spreading and steadier rain around 7:00, and it lasts during the overnight hours to this time tomorrow. a look at that coming up next. not a