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 lot of problems out not a lot of problems out there traffic wise with this

exception, the altamont pass, and one area only going 15 miles per hour. to a b.a.r.t. lawsuit this morning, people with disabilities alleging that fill knee elevators and broken-down escalators amount to discrimination. >> b.a.r.t. heard the complaints and are now responding and matt keller is live for us at the union city station. >> reporter: i have a lot of people telling me how frustrated they are by the escalator and elevator situation at the b.a.r.t. stations. the escalator here is down and that means getting up to the platform means you have to take the stairs. do you see that a lot at the b.a.r.t. stations? >> yeah. >> what do you think about it? >> i think they should get it fixed as soon as possible.

>> reporter: that's the goal behind a class action lawsuit that was filed by some advocacy groups and two people with mobility disabilities and they say broken escalators and human waste on the ground could be an annoyance for most riders, but it could create absolute barriers for people with disabilities, and they want to remove those barriers and submit to an independent monitor to ensure compliance. ensure compliance. and b.a.r.t. said this, and say they are currently working on a project to improve the escalators and elevators. matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you. and new this morning, the mayor wants you to join her in getting assistance to those that lost everything they had in a deadly fire last monday. four people died in the fire that burned down a transitional

housing facility. more than 100 others are still looking for a place to say. the mayor says a coalition of faith-based organizations launched a fund-raiser that makes it easy for you to give. makes it easy for you to give. go to our a san pablo man accused of shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend in front of her children says the police have the wrong man. investigators say he opened fire on his estranged girlfriend tuesday morning in richmond as she was driving her kids to school. >> killing another human being is bad enough and then you elevate that with doing it in front of the women's children. >> mcbride maintains his innocence, and there are several witnesses and video of the shooting. and they are looking at a

domestic violence incident that took place two days before shooting her. investigators are trying to track down michael wallen. an argument between the estranged parents caused the father to drive away with the infant on his lap, and she was dropped off yesterday in patterson and reunited with her mother back in livermore. here is that moment, the 4-month-old in the arms of her mother yesterday. police want to find him to figure out what happened. the family of a 12-year-old hit and nearly killed by a falling 75-foot tree in a san mateo park is moving forward mateo park is moving forward with a one of his legs had to be

would y amputat amputated. yesterday a judge sided with the family and gave them the green light to go forward. new details on the attack that left 86 people dead and dozens injured in syria. >> the justice minister in turkey said the autopsies on three victims taken to turkey did show signs a chemical weapon was used, and president trump said the attack changed his said the attack changed his attitude towards syria and as well. and today is the day we find out if gas prices are going to spike. the move in sacramento to move billions to fix california roads. and a bay area mammal rescue needs volunteers to take care of seal pups immediately. seal pups immediately. we call this abc7 news now,

let's take a look at what is going on from the east bay hills camera. what i was showing is how calm

it is right now. getting you out the door on the peninsula, no cold air, 49 at woodside. the rest of us about 52 at half the rest of us about 52 at half moon day, to san bruno santa rosa at 49. here's a look at the san mateo bridge, starting to get busy but it's dry. it's from the san mateo bridge north where most of the rain will fall during the evening commute. for mass transit, this evening, rainy, and tonight's temperatures low to mid-50s. an hour by hour look at when the rain gets to your neighborhood and how heavy it will be coming up next. a look at traffic right now at 6:09 in the morning, and

richmond, this issue with the two-car crash backed up at this point, 18 miles per hour if you are behind that. want to give alive look at the golden gate bridge, calm so far this morning. and then looking for new volunteers to help one day a week, and the center says there's a surgeon in seals being born along the coast, and they are responding to 8 to 10 rescues a day. the marine mammal center sent us photos showing people helping out, so if you are interested in volunteering, go to the website, abc7news.com. and then millions in voter approved muni bonds are not being spent. pop the corks and get out the glasses. the reason you may want to add the reason you may want to add more wine t i accept i don't race down the slopes like i used to. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem.

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it's 6:13 and come into the live desk, a major from amazon. they just made the announcement, and part time and all hired in the next year. some will beware house positions and 5,000 will be in the program that allows employees to work from home.

home based employees that work 20 hours or more will be receiving benefits. this guy needs to get a grip. the angry man you are about to see in this video now wanted by police. do you see him going berserk in a 7-eleven, and even punching the 7-eleven clerk in the face. this happened in orange county, and you see him smash the register to the floor after hitting the clerk. why? because his credit card was declined. he shoves over a second register and takes off. police say he caused $700 in damage. if he is caught he will be charged with battery. the city council just passed an ordinance to ban the sale of furs. this is a big win as berkeley refuses to participate in the exploitation and slaughter of animals. west hollywood passed a similar ban in 2013. animal advocates marched through

berkeley earlier this month to support the ban. and then the director promising to be more aggressive when using a bond to improve service. the officials only spent $12 million of the bond voters approved three years ago. the san francisco supervisors board demanded answers from muni's director, and he is blaming the challenging construction bidding process. the board plans to hold another hearing in the fall. happening today the state senate expected to vote on the gas bill. the 12 cent tax would raise about $52 billion over the next ten years, and that amounts to about 10 bucks a month per driver. most of the money would be used to fix local roads and potholes and some would fix bridges and help reduce congestion, and republicans say the governor

does not have enough votes to pass the legislation and want to pay with it with other funds, and some say it would require cuts to education. and then cracking open a bottle and enjoying a glass, and some researchers say molecules in wine do not have taste or flavor, and they do stimulate the brain to create the sensation. sniffing wine forces your brain to exercise the muscles that control your tongue so essentially wine may make your brain work harder. let's take a look at the traffic this morning. we are going to start in the hayward area, southbound 880 at a street, we are told there as a hit-and-run there so be careful and slow down with traffic because there's an investigation ongoing. taking a live look at richmond, and looks like traffic is flowing pretty well there on your way to work.

let's talk about our next storm. right now it's kind of quiet out there. i just checked the winds in the east bay hills, 10 to 12 miles per hour. nowhere near the gusts of 60 we will see this evening when showers and the potential for thunderstorms rolls in and lingers through tomorrow. damaging winds develop today and scattered showers through at least saturday. most of this not reaching the ground. still looking for ground sprinkles, and the yellow is coming our way in the next 45 minutes so. and then it's gaining strength and the heaviest of the storms will come in during the evening and overnight hours. and then 7:00, best chance up in the north bay, and it's a scattered and light chance. maybe a rogue shower one or two before 5:00 when you can see the light to moderate rain moving in, and all the way through

7:00. notice who doesn't get wet. mainly in the south bay, and then you are in it with the rest of us until 4:00 or 5:00 tomorrow morning. and then isolated showers up to 9:00 tomorrow morning up until about 4:00 through 7:00, looking quiet, and then the next storm coming in faster and not as much rain but definitely the same amount of wind. this is pushing into the sierra, so we have a winter storm watch becoming a warning. 6 to 12 inches about oh, is it going to be a mess up there. back here, storms moderate. sunshine and calmer on sunday, and then spring warmth returns on monday and tuesday. let's talk about your toyota tahoe report. let's run through some of the

areas, and look at the bases. right now is the time to head up before the storm gets going this evening. no chains on 89, 80 or 50. some of the areas, everybody has bases topping out over 200 inches. times are 2 1/2 to get up there, and no chains required. if you are looking for a new job, now might be a good time to do it. some relief coming to taxi drivers in san francisco. the plan that will save them $1,100 a year. keeping track of weather and traffic right on your screen throughout the commercial break. today's storm is level two, and that means moderate rain so

gear up before you go out and gear up before you go out and drive

6:22 now. unveiling plans for a self-driving taxi service. employees were notified internally yesterday that the new company would be called voyage and a juchallenger to uber. and then taxi drivers in san francisco are about to get a big break from the city. the board of supervisors approved a plan to get rid of taxi medallion renewal fees for full-time taxi drivers. taxi companies welcome that news amid competition with uber and lyft. what this means is taxi drivers on average are going to save about 1,1$1,100 a year. . the raiders may owe as much

as $800,000 in parking fees they collected. the team may still owe the city in alameda county $25,000 per game for parking and that's money fans paid over the last four seasons. the financial review is continuing and board members want to tell the team headed for vegas to hit the road now if they don't pay up. and then there's a question about the job market. >> and michael finney has his answer. >> i want to know if the future of the job market will be very good? >> the jobs report released last month says over 300,000 jobs routed to california between february of last year and this february, that's a very good sign. currently california's unemployment rate is sitting at

5.2%, and that's a good drop from last year when it was 5.6%. alameda county is at 3.9%. and san francisco and marin county are tied at 3%, and the county with the lowest unemployment rate, san mateo, just 2.8%. while that is just about as good as it can get. good luck. >> if you have a question for michael finney, record it on your smartphone or tablet and share it with the #askfinney. can you see your question answers right here on abc7 mornings. netflix replaced the five-star viewing process with a thumbs up or thumbs down. they believe more people will rate screams of movies and tv shows, and it follows months of research and testing with millions of users.

the five-star system will be in place if you use the dvd by mail service and if you have a dvd player. >> i really rely on the five-star system. five-star system. that one-star now. and the tower here has something to boast about. a ups driver rolls his truck and then the driver nowhere to be found when rescue teams get there. a battle brewing over a high school mascot that native americans, some find offensive. and the say students and parents will have on that controversy today. we are on storm watch. already seeing rain about 10,000 feet and above in the clouds. the real deal hits later on in the afternoon and evening and the afternoon and evening and all the way through

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6:29 in the morning. welcome to this thursday, april 6th. we are holding down the fort today. >> the warm weather, the dry weather we have been dealing with will be gone later >> see ya.

>> and good morning, everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. concerned about the yellow and orange developing off the marin and peninsula coast there, and that could be the first of the wet weather that makes it down to the ground. everything else has been evaporating. sprinkles out there. this is about as much sunshine you are going to see, a sliver between the mountains and clouds here in san jose. temperatures mild this morning, and best chance of rain this morning in the coast and in the upper bay, and then the steadier and heavier rain will roll in at 7:00 and more on that coming up. taking a look at your traffic drive times, tracy to dublin, 51 minutes. and then northbound 280 highway 1 to san francisco, hanging around nine minutes. and then san mateo bridge, westbound there are the brake

lights we typically see but no incidents to report. i happen to have loved this building in the middle of us in the live shot going up, and happening today a major milesto milestone. >> the construction of this guy started in 2013. this is a time lapse video. >> that's cool. >> that's cool. >> kate larson mania -- soma for us. >> reporter: it takes a lot of work for the workers, they are here 24 hours a day and they are doing things like installing windows and awnings, and one man said he and his crew comes out here from maryland for two-week chun chunks, and there are people from all over the country trying to make the tower come to life, and we are at mission and first

streets, and the building has been under construction for four years, and 61 floors high, and today the ceo will hold a celebration to commemorate the completion of the structural phase of the construction with the placement of the last steel team. the building sinking in just a block away and the difference between the two buildings and the sales force tower is anchored to bedrock and earthquake safe. >> the project is designed to a 25% greater force than normal buildings. so if all elements of the building are designed to the higher structural capacity, it's very safe. >> reporter: a new building in los angeles, the wilshire grand has a spire that is just 30 feet taller than sales force, but

1,070 feet, this has the tallest occupiable floor. i think we still count here in san francisco, and the sales force tower is expected to be force tower is expected to be completed in 2018. a ups driver is now identified as the 34-year-old dennis can you see why the police were so concerned. this is in lafayette. he went down 40 feet down a wooded hillside. salazar called 911 himself to report the accident and said he was hurt but when police got there they could not find him or reach him on this phone, and

they had helicopters and drones and searchers on the ground, including dogs. foul play was not suspected. >> it's not odd that people's cell phones die and it's not odd that people involved in an auto collision is where they will leave the scene itself. >> a friend in concord called police last night and said salazar is at my house and police went to check him out and he was not arrested. new this morning, investigators are trying to determine what sparked a car fire that spread flames to a detached garage and around oakland. when crews got there, flames were engulfing the garage and threatened two homes. one person did have to be taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. and then where four people died in the fire last week, the owner of the building hired a

owner of the building hired a law firm to represent him and also hired singer. at least one person that lived there said she complained of the building's condition many times to the owner. a coalition of faith-based organizations joining forces to help out the victims of the fire. they create add donation page to raise money. if you want to help out go to our website, abc7news.com. a showdown over trump's nominee to the supreme court, neil gorsuch. democrats will try to block the vote with a filibuster, and republicans say they will respond by changing senate rules so they only need 51 votes to end the filibuster and confirm gorsuch. democrats say gorsuch would jeopardize women's rights on the high court. and then what will arguably

be the most crucial diplomatic test of his presidency so far, test of his presidency so far, and the president hosting chinese president at his mar-a-lago resort. we are learning about the man who napa police shot and killed after he fired at officers in the north bay, and they are trying to figure out why he would shoot at officers tuesday afternoon. he was a licensed civil engineer and arranged wine tours and owned a company. investigators say he shot at officers from his car and continued to fire at officers even after he crashed it and that's when police returned fire killing him inhis car. on march 13th, officers shot a man they say was wielding a

knife. and then the raiders may owe as much as $800,000 in parking fees they collected, and the team may still owe the city $25,000 per game for parking, and that's money the team collected from fans over the past four seasons, and the financial review is still continuing and some board members want to tell the team as well leave now if you don't pay up. the raiders have not returned our calls for comment. we have better news for the warriors. the coliseum board approved the deal that will keep the team at oracle while their new build something being built in san francisco. however, not everything is settled. there's a dispute over who should foot the bill for millions paid out on arena improvements. the board says the warriors need to pay, and the team disagrees. >> our view from the beginning is that the responsibility of the total project debt at the time they leave the build something the ballot bonds.

that would be $55 million. >> the warriors beat the phoenix suns last night to clinch home-court advantage in the nba playoffs that begin a week from saturday. not so fast. that's the warning from california's police chief association about the governor's plan to streamline the medical and recreational pot before january 1st. one plan being considered would allow small businesses to hold both licenses. also giving criminals easy access to the retail side of the industry. happening today a rally is planned by some parents and students that want to save napa high school's mascot. the school is known as the indians and has this logo with a native american wearing a bandana and feather, and some groups are offended and complain the mascot dehumanizes native

americans. and there was a recommendation they change it and this evening the school board will discuss that recommendation and a rally opposing it will be held before the 6:00 p.m. meeting and a final decision is expected in two weeks. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> santa clara leading the charge, 60, and everybody else behind them, 56 to 59 degrees. alameda at 60 also. san francisco, san mateo, redwood city all at 57 degrees. a look at the golden gate bridge, and maybe in 15 to 20 minutes, you could have a use the windshield wipers. and it's not going to take down the tree pollen today so be careful. it will in the next couple of days. here's a look from san rafael

south on the 101. this is an area you would expect to be wet, especially if you are following live doppler 7 on our app. a lot of radar returns. the rain is up around 10,000 feet and not reaching the ground yet, but it will. breezes, they are coming. out and about, make sure you have your umbrella. temperatures today, 62 at half moon bay. and the rest of us 62 to 67 degrees. and then lows tonight, low to mid-50s. mild once again. number of reports yesterday. tornadoes, ten. funnel clouds, that's where the tornado doesn't reach the ground but technically is a funnel ground and then when it touches the ground it's a tornado, and there were nine of those along the deep south and up to indiana. right around raleigh, all the way to the delmarva

that's where the threat is. reggie, talk about flight delays. >> i was going to ask mike, what is going on in chicago? just rain? >> they had rain earlier, and it looks like it's just now starting to clear out. it's because it's just now clearing out. yeah, they had rain earlier. >> so they are backed up, and chicago is a big hub for yoon eutd a united and american, and so new york's laguardia and atlanta, seeing delays. that's not a surprise about what mike just said about the weather problems in the southeast. now time for local traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza, lane two is blocked and we are looking at bay bridge toll plaza live, and metering lights turned on and it's backed up right now. self driving cars could be a big boom for the bay area job market. next the company ready to hire

employees. and then special events getting people out of their cars. and then only on abc7 news, you can see the weather and traffic during commercial traffic during commercial breaks.

and that means moderate rain so gear up before you go out and drive safely. track today's storm anytime on the abc7 news app. down load it now. a group of b.a.r.t. riders raising a beef. they say they are tired of enduring fill filth every day, and they are suing b.a.r.t. to clean up their act. matt is live. >> reporter: riders are used to the broken-down escalators, and so people are required to take the stairs, and if you are disabled this could keep you off the train. nonfunctioning escalators and human wastes on the ground may be an annoyance to most riders, but it could create barriers for people with disabilities. they want a plan to remove the barriers, and they want them to submit to an independent

to make sure they are complying and b.a.r.t. says they are already working to fix the problem. capturing the arrest of two people accused of robbing a store in oakland. you can see officers pulling a man from the yellow car. the man that was pulled from the car was loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital to be checked out. an eye opening investigation this morning about who is letting you through security at the airport. the tsa had a surprising number of employees fail drug and alcohol tests. my former station, kgw in portland obtained tsa records that showed workers tested positive for drugs or alcohol. so we wanted to see the impact on our bay area airports, and in oakland, five agents failed drug tests and one failed in san jose, and san francisco was not

mentioned in the investigation. and l.a.x. had the highest number, 51. and the agents that fail tkrus tests are fired. and simmons inked a new deal to take on his licensing, merchandising and endorsements and he signed the deal partly because of the popularity of the podca podcast, missing richard simmons. it's not clear when he will emerge to promote his products. emerge to promote his products. researchers at can contribute to the loss. they say getting deep sleep is just as important as the overall quantity of sleep. researchers say every serious disease older people face is due to lack of adequate sleep. they are look into ways that we

can get better sleep as we get older. older. apple being sued sta australian government. >> the suit filed claim apple refused to fix a problem. and they want apple to pay a fine and agree to new regulationinregulatio regulatio regulations. apple has not responded to the lawsuit. and then ramping up automation. and it says the average salary here, $116,000. that's according to the silicon valley business journal. crews says it plans to invest $14 million to expand operations here in san francisco over the next four years. you have another way to watch tv. youtube tv launched in the bay

area and other u.s. markets. they unveiled their service in february, and youtube tv can stream on phones, tablets or computers. youtube says it plans to add more channels in cities soon. happening today we want to give you a heads up for all you drivers. you may see more pedestrians on your commute than normal because thousands of people are expected to walk to work today. >> hope they brought their umbrella. it's supposed to highlight walking as the most healthiest and sustainable way to get around and today the wettest. and go to our website, abc7news.com, and you can get a map of where you can stop and get coffee and breakfast snacks. mike, i guess i should be more specific. many of them are going to walk to work dry and then walk home wet. >> exactly. the key is -- hi, everybody. the winds are going to push some of the rain sideways this evening so an umbrella may not

keep you dry. what is going to keep most of us dry, below 7,500 it's bone dry. but the air is completely saturated. been watching the golden gate bridge, and seeing windshield wipers going here and there and so some of the wet weather is making it to the ground. the second system hits tomorrow evening in a shower. let's show what you is going on. look at the curl in the atmosphere. that's the low pressure we were talking about that will grab moisture. you can see the moisture coming up from the south. what does it mean? storm impact scale, two. evening and overnight, a chance of thunder and evening rain. from 7:00 to noon, along the coast, wet weather. random showers until 4:00. look at the steadier, moderate

rain start to move in. and then by 9:00, you get that. rainfall amounts at noon, nothing. 7:00, you can see from the san mateo bridge northward you may be wet in the latter part of the commute, and then the rest of us up to an inch to inch and a half rain. then another quarter of inch of rain friday evening. saturday, scattered showers, and don't change any plans, and sunday, dry and sunny. a live look at traffic right now. we are looking at san jose. al the major highways flowing. nothing major going on in the south bay, which is good to see. a live look at 280, just the regular traffic at 6:51 in the morning. a storm moving in and putting a damper on

first monday. the oakland murdyrrurmur event still be going on. we are back with the seven things you need to know. >> if you have not yet, us at abc7news.com. taking a live look outside taking a live look outside at

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if you are just joining us or about to go out the door, here are the seven things you need to know. >> nunes stepping aside from the committee's russian investigation. the lawmaker from the central valley is denying any wrong doing. let's take a look at what is going on with the storm. a late-season storm, and you can see radar returns not reaching the ground but will as we go through the day. 8:00 this evening, and 5:00 tomorrow morning, gusts to 55 miles per hour. for the rest of us, same timeframe, our ridges are going to be treacherous. and then a new lawsuit accuses b.a.r.t. of discriminating against disabled people. b.a.r.t. says it is currently implementing a $16 million escalator and elevator

improvement plan. number four, the state senate scheduled to vote on the controversial gas tax bill today to raise your gas by 12 cents a gallon. the bill needs two-thirds approval in order to pass. number five, there was a problem leading up to the bay bridge, and that has been cleared and now the problem is too many people trying to get where they want to go. and it's going to be topped off today making this the tallest building in san francisco. francisco. a ceremony will be this morning. new listing on the market in san francisco going for the bargain price of $35,000. what, you say? no bedrooms, no bathrooms, no living rooms or nothing. just a driveway. according to our partner at hoodline, it's a shared

driveway, and you can not build on it and you would be responsible for taxes, insurance and maintenance fees, but if you want a place to park, have at it. >> you have the air rights above it. they say that. >> can you put a motor home on it? >> i don't think so. >> that association will not stan for that. they will come for you. >> thank you for joining us. "gma" is next.

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good morning, america. president trump kicks off a crucial meeting with china's president at mar-a-lago as he faces his first major foreign policy crises, changing his stance on syria after that deadly chemical attack. >> that crosses many, many lines, beyond a red line. >> the white house says all options on the table, prepared to go it alone in both syria and north korea. and what's behind the new shake-up on trump's national security team? tornado terror. at least nine reported twisters tearing across three states destroying homes. the storms creating a travel nightmare. hundreds of flights already canceled in atlanta. now that severe weather moving east. 15 million americans bracing for flooding, tornadoes and even half a foot of snow. a 20-year-old college student disappears, last seen driving away a week ago. her truck gets stuck, just a single pair of footprints and a