at the 7-eleven and called for backup because somebody in the car had a gun, and a man ran from the car and two police officers open fire and we will have a live report at 6:30. it's april 10th, and sue hall is in for alexis. we are going to start your day with a look at weather with mike nicco. >> if you are joining us right now, i was tracking sprinkles to a light shower across the north bay. live doppler 7 showing that's gone, but it may have left residual moisture out there. here's a look from the exploratorium camera. 57 to 61 at noon. 57 to 65 at 59, so a light jacket. a light morning commute. a lot of folks possibly on spring break. the one problem spot in hercules

before highway 4, two left lanes are blocked and traffic is flowing at 14 or 15 miles per hour and now backed up towards crocket, and two lanes and they are expecting a tow truck, and otherwise the i-80 commute not bad into the maze. and then the egypt suicide bombings, and five more people died overnight. more than 100 people were injured in the bombings in the palm sunday celebrations. isis claimed responsibility for both attacks. the president of egypt declared a state of emergency that is expected to last three months. here in the bay area, evening prayers went on as scheduled at a coptic christian church in hayward. coptic christians make up 10% of the population in egypt. in december a bomb killed 25 people.

>> the coptic community has been persecuted for thousands of years and it won't stop. >> most muslims in egypt are very friendly and we get along really well, but you have the extreme elements that destroys all relationship between good people. >> pope francis is expected to visit cairo later this month to meet with the head of the coptic church. developing news in the u.s. military strike against syria. president trump's security adviser is leaving open the possibility of further military action, and the warning comes after the strike in response to a syrian chemical attack that killed scivilians. leaders agree the use of chemical weapons against civilians, quote, warranted a strong response from the international community. happening now a. huge tree falls near berkeley stadium

creating a huge mess and knocking out power in the area. >> amy hollyfield is live at the scene with what it looks like now. hi, amy. >> reporter: they have been working on this all night long. they are using chainsaws to break it up piece by piece and they have a way to go. it landed on power lines, and it also took out power poles, knocking out electricity to 2,000 customers. they turned the lights back on for most of those customers and there are only 35 places that don't have power. i do think they will be here for a while trying to remove this tree. there's concern that more trees will fall later this week as another storm heads our way. these crews tell me it has been quite a season for them. reporting live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

and then a man accused of killing his exgirlfriend in front of her children is due in court. he shot and killed franklin last tuesday morning as she was taking two children to daycare in richmond and mcbride was arrested the next day in sacramento. the shelter that has been housing flood victims in san jose since february plans to close down operations today. there are still at least 60 people staying at the seven trees community center. the community center could put them in hotels and motels for 30 days at a time. and the housing department is working on affordable housing options for those able not to return to their homes. and now to the live desk where delta airlines is on the minds of many travelers today, and delta says it's getting back on track after canceling thousands of flights the last few days. and delta cancelled 3,500

flights during the storms including 150 yesterday. we just checked flight aware and so far delta only has four u.s. cancelations this morning. none here for the bay area. the forecasters are looking ahead to wednesday when rain is expected back in the atlanta area. the delta delays are not frustrating everyone, and how one family made thousands from one mishap. one mishap. and donating hundreds thousands for

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48. temperatures, half moon bay, 60 to 68 degrees for the rest of us. and a light breeze and strong sunshine if you are out and about today. we will round out your activity planner. caution if you are exercising because there's a lot of pollen. not quite as chilly tonight and an update on the rain coming up. here's sue. we have the home opener, giants game at 1:35 and expect traffic on the bay bridge and extension and surface streets around at&t park. right now we have a couple trouble spots. let's go to the hercules area, two left lanes are blocked and there are nails in the roadway, too, and so traffic is stacked up now towards crocket on the coming skyway, and a tow truck should get there quickly to clean that up. and now we have an accident with a truck that lost its load, debris in all lanes, and the truck and the car that the debris hit are off on the right-hand shoulder but you

could see slowing and this is northbound 880, and they are going to have to do a traffic break to clear that out. we will have updates on this and cal train changes on this coming up. this is pretty crazy. a georgia family is thousands of dollars richer thanks to flight delays and cancelations. they are planning to fly from new york to florida but with all the recent stormy weather on the east coast airplanes were forced to cancel, and so the family of three decided to give up their ticket and get the money they were offered, and their total compensation, $11,000. >> that's a full time job. >> i know. walked into a napa jewelry store as a potential customer and ran out a wanted man. and when man's best friend falls through ice, the owner doesn't think but just jump into action. more from this incredible rescue next. and then a live picture from

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new at 6:00, napa police need your help by identifying this man. he walked into a jewelry store on april 1st and tried on a $7,000 necklace and ran out with it still on. this was captured on surveillance video and if you

recognize him call napa police. and then police on the peninsula release add sketch of a prowler in palo alto. he's wanted in connection to at least two recent prowling incidents. in one case a woman in her 50s was unloading items from her car and she heard the doorknob on her locked front door being shaken, and when she looked the suspect was taking off. and another woman reported a man fitting the same description standing in the bushes of her yard. and then a person who sent the fake ransom note could face charges. the investigators found her truck and cell phone near a river and the police found the suspect who sent the random note and he says he does not know where she is. and then nabbed in india

this weekend, and the scheme involved bogus call they were telling americans they had to pay up. california's 2018 race for governor. the election is 20 months away but the money race well under way. and the three contenders collectively raised $19 million in campaign funds in a bid to replace governor jerry brown. ga gavin newsom is leading the way. the chronicle obtained new analysis of campaign data and it analysis of campaign data and it shows airbnb has given more than $225,000 for nenewsom. one more inch is all the snow the sierra needs to break a

record. 87.5 inches of snow has fallen this winter and it's just one inch away from the record set in 1982 and 1983. sugar bowl ski resort has seen the most snow, 751 inches. this time last year people in the area were actually mountain biking. >> there's some perspective. mike, you say we are going to break the record, but not today. >> just not today. could be tomorrow or wednesday, and most likely thursday, but yeah, it's definitely going to happen. and everybody is saying el nino, and we talked about not getting crazy about it not everything is what it seems sometimes, and one plus one doesn't always equal two. a lot of sunshine and clouds today up in tahoe. 48. and just like us, they are below average. a wintry mix tomorrow.

probably get an inch out of that, and the heaviest snow getting it on thursday. and then a light storm for sunday. a look from pier 15, partly sunny and cooler than average today. two rainstorms will stretch over tuesday, wednesday and thursday and then more chances of rain sunday and possibly monday. light rain moving through the north bay. this is over the last two hours. can you see 0.01 of an inch there into santa rosa. we have a light storm coming at us on tuesday with light showers, and nothing damaging. here we are tomorrow morning. most of us waking up dry except in the north bay. scattered light showers there through noon. as we head into the afternoon and evenings hours, we have green dots, and they will continue overnight into wednesday morning. wednesday for the most part is going to be dry except for up in the north bay and then by 6:00 to 8:00, moderate rain moving 8:00, entrenched

into the north bay and that's hanging around until thursday morning and i think thursday morning will be the toughest commute this week. and then a slight chance of rain, and the easter bunny will not get wet and neither should you if you are out hunting eggs. and in the abc7 traffic center, and walnut creek, a problem just north of this part of walnut creek towards pleasant hill actually at monument boulevard with four cars in the second lane from the left and that's probably why traffic through walnut creek is looking good this morning, and monument boulevard, the second lane from the left, heads up. if you normally commute cal train or are thinking about taking cal train to the giants' home opener today, they have several construction changes tat begin today, and they are lengthy so they can that out and we have details for you at abc7news.com. we have an accident in hurricanely and another in

fremont and we will come back and check on those in a few. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> amy robach is live with a look at what is ahead from new york city. >> good morning matt and natasha. isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly palm sunday attacks in egypt and we will have all the details on the terror there, and trump faces other international challenges in syria and north korea. the massive manhunt for a wisconsin man who reportedly sent a long and detailed manifesto to the white house and authorities are warning he is armed and dangerous, and we are on the scene in wisconsin this morning. and the viral video out of colorado, a young college student slammed to the ground in a confrontation with the police officer and many wondering if this is an excessive use of force and what the police department had to say incident, and all caught on camera coming up next on "gma." if you are thinking about

buying a home, stick around. michael finney answers an important question on timing and how it can save you money. plus, find out what caused this reaction from a news anchor live on the air, and how her boss responded to all of this. and then here's a live look from walnut creek. you may be making that face when you see the traffic. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪

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green mountain coffee. apoeur paerpbtly using uber or lyft to get to the emergency room and it's cheaper than an ambulance because they can pick a hospital, and hospitals don't provide the same kind of care, and uber issued a statement instructing people to call 911 in the event of an emergency. and then a question about buying a home. >> michael finney has her answer. >> when is the best time to buy a home? >> cynthia, that's an important question. now, it really depends on where you want to buy a home and how much you want to spend. realtytrac has data showing the best time to purchase in san francisco and in parts of the east bay like oakland and hayward, and that date is

january 26th. they get that specific. in the south bay it's december 31st. let me give you the basics of rule of thumb. you get the best prices in the winter and the best selection in the spring, but i need to remember this, buying a home in the spring and early some can cost 10% more. why? that's when demand peaks. >> you can share a question on social media with the #askfinney. you can see your question answers right here on abc7 mornings. a tv news anchor in australia has been booted from the anchor desk after a blooper that has gone viral. >> this is natasha -- not me. oh, yeah, oh, caught off guard, and she was preoccupied and she realized she was on camera and her reaction blowing up on line, and apparently not the first

time she has been in hot water for something that happened on air, and she was forced to apologize through giggling her way about a storycerning a deadly riot, and all taken her off the air and they say she will continue to be used in other roles and not on camera anymore. >> you just have to roll with it, huh. >> a viewer thought it was us, thinking it was abc, but it was a different abc. and coming up, including the reason stanford students are being told to be on alert this morning. >> and a deadly shooting in fremont police. plus the reason why more than two dozen nfl players including a 49er could face possible discipline from the league. let's open up the weather window and show what your

morning looks like on this monday. it's pretty clear on sutro tower. let's talk temperatures. while warmer than yesterday still a little below average. i am tracking several chances of rain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. and from the traffic center, we have the accident in hercules and we will have an update on that to see if it's cleared right before highway 4, and nails in the roadway there, and we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. up in a few minutes. a live look ou

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breaking news, a traffic stop in fremont followed by a deadly shooting and that suspect passed away. >> now investigators are working to figure out what led to the deadly confrontation. tiffany wilson is live near the scene. tiffany? >> reporter: we moved locations so you could better see what happened. this alley right behind the walgreen's off of fremont boulevard is where the officer-involved shooting took place but the confrontation began over at the a police officer requested backup because somebody in a car had a gun and when fremont police arrived a man from that car started running. we don't have details but police

say two officers then fired at the man, and he was shot and killed. no officers were injured. initially a helicopter and s.w.a.t. team were called in because it was so dark and officers were not sure where the suspect was. >> the man who was fleeing, did he fire at the officers? >> that's still to be determined. we are still in the preliminary stages of the investigation. >> the other people in the suspect's car have been taken in for questioning and police suspect the shopping center and the 7-eleven will both be closed for several more hours. tiffany wilson, abc7 news. good morning to everybody out there. it's monday, april 10th. i am matt keller in for reggie aqui. >> and i am is in for alexis smith. we had 0.01 of an inch of

rain make it to the bucket in santa rosa. here's a look at sfo this morning. i apologize for that. we will hangout around 51 to 61 at noon, and about 54 to 59. grab a light jacket if you are headed out this evening. over the next hour or so a slight chance for a sprinkle and the best chance for rain coming in a couple days. show you that coming up. a couple hot spots that we will tell you about this monday morning. this is one where you can see the break lights around north main street, and prior to this, north to monument boulevard. slowing traffic from pleasant hill into concord -- pardon me, into walnut creek. a few hot spots and let's update you on the accident clearing near highway 4, westbound before highway 4 in hercules and traffic backed up towards the carquinez bridge.

this morning new threats of retaliations against the u.s. after president trump ordered air strikes on syria last week. the military commanders from russia, iran and hezbollah are defending the assad regime in syria. they released a joint statement saying russia and iran will not allow the u.s. to be the only superpower in the world. meanwhile secretary of state tillerson is saying he has not seen any evidence russia was involved in the kel chemical attack that killed more than 80 civilians. >> we are hopeful we can work with russia and use their influence to achieve areas of stabilization throughout syria. >> north korea is vow to boost it's defense to protect itself against air strikes similar to those in syria. and then following deadly bombings at two coptic christian churches, and funerals are being held for the first victims, and

state immediamedia reporting 49 dead. a suicide bomber detonated his bomb outside a church in alexandria a couple hours after an earlier attack. egyptian troops have been deployed to help police secure vital facilities. and pope francis is set to meet with the coptic church in egypt and he said i express my deep condolences. god convert the hearts of the people who spread terror. coptic christians are the largest christian community in the middle east and they base their beliefs on the of apausle mark. dozens have been killed in sectarian violence and there's little christian representation in egypt's government which is 95% sunni muslim.

just moments ago neil gorsuch was sworn in behind closed doors at the court, and the senate confirmed gorsuch on friday after republicans sidestepped the democrats. gorsuch fills the seat left empty by antonin scalia's passing last year, and this restores the court's conservative majority. a south bay school district under investigation after reports say it paid thousands of dollars for construction projects that have not been completed. according to the mercury news, $329,000 was paid to a southern california for new construction. the problem? no work has been done. parents complaints of basic amenities like heating have prompted the audit. and then both sexual

assaults on friday, one woman was walking and another jogging. a man approached them from behind and groped them. both women describe their attacker as short and bald. happening today, family and friends of a former nasa scientist are walking a year from his murder. last week police released new photos of two cars they are looking for, and one is a silver honda accord and another a chevy malibu. $30,000 is being offered for information leading to an arrest. and neighbors heard large booms coming from a vehicle yesterday morning and then flames spread to another car and then a house. firefighters believe the blasts were caused by exploding vehicle parts. contra costa county, if you

live there you could get test calls today. they will call land lines and cell phones. start times stagger every half hour starting at 5:30 in pittsburg and antioch. time to buy the peanuts and crackerjacks. and the giants are coming off a two-city opening trip. and they are taking on the arizona diamondbacks. first 40,000 fans at today's game will get an opening day calendar and first pitch is at 1:35 this afternoon. pretty typical weather for giants. 57 degrees at 1:35. that's a different timeframe. usually we start at 12:45 during day games, but because of television it has been moved around. grab the sunglasses, you will

need them. and about 62 to 68 degrees for the rest of us. here's a look at 101 and 880. dry and almost sunny as the sun is about to crest the mountains there. and oak pines, sycamore, grass and pollen and the uv index high today. mass transit, cool to mild today and a light breeze if you are on the water. if you are on the road today there were sprinkles in the north bay and for the most part it's dry now. more on the rain next. sue? getting busier at the bay bridge toll plaza, and metering lights were on at 5:28 and traffic stacked up towards the macarthur maze, and a 12-minute delay getting to the tolls. by the time you get to the s curve in the tunnel you are seeing brake lights for slowed traffic into san francisco. a couple updates for you. we have an accident clear now in

hercules, but the backup remains to the carquinez bridge, and that should begin to clear out as it has been cleared from lanes. debris in lanes northbound 880, the right lane is currently blocked with debris and traffic is stacked up towards industrial. an update on your cal train construction that will change your schedule coming up in a few minutes. coming up, the big warning. if video games were on your shopping list, and the breach that may have left your personal information open to hackers. and then steph curry charged with another fashion foul. the current heat on social media. and soft morning light over san francisco.

college student is under investigation after video posted on social media shows her being slammed to the ground by police. this happened thursday in ft. collins. the 32-year-old boyfriend had been contained. the woman was arrested on suspicion of assault and obstructing a police officer. the officer used stanford procedure to subdue the woman and the arrest is still under investigation. sheriff deputies trying to

stop the highest bridge as being used as a juggle gym or backdrop for selfies. a woman tried to take a selfie and fell and survived but broke several bones. one friend described what happened. >> they were taking a picture on the bridge and then the big bolts that are holding the beams together, she, like, stepped on them, kind of weirdly and just lost her balance and fell backwards. >> the woman will need more surgery. thrill seekers often post videos and photos of their adventures on the bridge. at one point the bridge rises 700 feet above the north fork of the american river so it's dangerous. a huge mess. amy hollyfield is live with what the scene looks like now. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, natasha.

need any firewood? look at the pile of logs they accumulated overnight as they take the tree overnight. they made good progress in the couple hours we have been here, they removed the tree top. they are getting there but they worked all night long and they still do have a ways to go, and it's quite a project they have here. this is what it looked like last night, it fell at 8:00. this is next to the cal stadium, and the tree took out power poles and nearly 2,000 pg&e customers lost power. now only 35 customers don't have power, and they are estimating it will be on in a couple more hours, 8:30 this morning. and the concern is that more trees like this one will fall this week. i talked to the crews here and they shake their head when they talk about the season they have had and they say it has been amazing. reporting live in berkeley, amy

hollyfield, abc7 news. the push is on to get more people registered for next year's election. abc7 news was in san jose yesterday as volunteers received training on how to sign people up to vote and the aim is to get people registered in enough time when california voters will elect a new governor. >> we want to have an affect and have more people participate in the elections and participating in choosing the people that represent in the policies that are important to them. >> three groups including orchard city and the senate democratic party and swing left sponsored yesterday's event. abc7 news was in san francisco for the grand reopening celebration of the lgbt center on market street. the center underwent $10 million in renovations. yesterday it marked the 15th

year of serving the bay area that welcomes thousands to its doors every year. >> it's an important institution for the lgbt community and san francisco, and we are making it more sustainable for the long term. ♪ ♪ >> beautiful there. center leaders tell us the improvements will allow them to expand their programs and rent more space to non-profits. and then a barge that sank south of the bay bridge stopped leaking diesel fuel. divers were able to plug the leaking fuel. state fish and wildlife officers are monitoring the shoreline from emeryville to alameda and so far no major impact. they are working on a plan to salvage and raise the ship. and then an investigation could be facing discipline from the league. and there was a weekend

competition at the mgm casino in vegas. the nfl is investigating whether the players violated the league's gambling policy and the players could be facing fines. nfl personnel are not allowed to appear in casinos. big news for soccer fans. u.s., mexico and canada are officially going to unveil a joint bid to host the cup. 2026 is expected to be the first year the world cup film goes from 32 to 48 teams. the final match in 1994 took place at the rose bowl in southern california and not clear which country would get to host the final game this time around. steph curry is getting grief on social media because of this, take a look at the latest sneakers bearing his name. this is the 360 view of the

shoes made by under armour. his chef curie shoes were called dad shoes, and one said they were a pt cruiser for your feet and another said they looked like oldsmobile armrest. >> why do they have to be so rude. retail shows cutting jobs at the quickest pace in more than seven years. >> more than 60,000 retail jobs have been lost over the last two months and those cuts have more to do with changes and buying habits like online shopping. retail accounts for one-third of first time jobs so this latest trends in the industry could block the job market for new workers. and if you shopped at game shop you may want to keep an eye on your credit card. and that includes names, addresses, credit card numbers

and dates and security codes. they were stolen between september and this february. game stop says it hired a top security firm to investigate. when you think of muscle and power on the roads, hybrids usually don't come to mind until now. in response to a request for police nationwide, ford krae police nationwide, ford krae created this version. it will be the first hybrid to earn this honor. they have to perform well in excel pwraeugs, handling and braking and speed. thanking mike nicco for a break from the rain and a beautiful sunrise. >> when the opposite happens, wednesday and thursday -- >> we won't blame you. >> yeah. all right. hi, everybody. it's 39 right now in santa clara, and the cool spot down to

the south bay. and san jose, about 44. we are 40 in danville. also in livermore, we have cupertino and redwood city along with san francisco, about 42. 42 in napa. and you can see the winds are fairly light right now and will be for the better part of the day and we have a few sprinkles up in the north bay and for the most part that's just about over and then partly sunny tporlt rest of the day. wet weather likely tuesday, wednesday and thursday, and cooler than average all the way through next week. the next system looks impressive, doesn't it. a nice white shield of precipitation there. this will have limited energy and moisture by the time it gets to us because it will weaken as it approaches us, and that's why i put it as a one. it will be breezy but not damaging. 7:00 tomorrow morning, up in the north bay once again a chance of light rain and it stays until noon and then as we head into the afternoon, the latter part of the afternoon and evening hours, you could see scattered showers and those will hang

around through wednesday morning. most of wednesday will be dry, and through thursday morning, that's when the heavier rain is going to roll in. thursday's morning commute will be the toughest weather-wise. and slightly warmer weather for friday and saturday and then sunday evening a chance for rain. heads up if you are a cal train commuter or if you are taking cal train to the giants' home opener today, and they are awaiting construction projects, and quite a few schedule changes are listed on our website at abc7news.com. a couple updates for you. let's go back to hercules. highway 4 accident cleared, and it's backed up for get from the bridge to the toll plaza. and then debris in lanes, and the traffic is stacked up to

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6:54. whether you are just joining us or heading out the door, these are the seven things you need to know before you go. >> number one, a man shot and killed by fremont police this morning. it started as a traffic stop and ended in a confrontation with officers. the intersection is closed for the investigation. pg&e now says power will not be on to the remaining customers until 8:00 tonight. and crews are chopping up the tree that fell near the stadium. and then following deadly

bombings of two coptic christian churches, 49 people have died. isis is claiming responsibility. number four, the seven trees community center in san jose that has been housing dozens of flood victims will close today. the city will put some people in hotels and motels while the housing department looks for affordable housing options. and then by the end of the school day, 57 to 65. a little cooler than average. today will be dry. that's not going to be the case for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> number six, checking your monday morning commute, bay bridge backup. metering lights were on at 5:28 this morning, and looking at a 17-minute delay to get to the tolls. it's slow from the tunnel into san francisco. number seven, opening day for the giants at at&t park. today is the start of a seven-game home stretch, and the first pitch at 1:35 this afternoon against arizona.

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good morning, america. terror attack at two churches. at least 40 killed and more than 100 injured by isis suicide bombers targeting holy places on palm sunday. surveillance footage capturing the moment one detonates his vest outside this church gate. another setting off explosives as a choir sings. now churches and temples around the world on high alert on the holiest week of the year. president trump's high stakes test. russia and iran threatening the u.s. by russia saying we crossed a red line. and tensions hit a high with north korea as the white house faces its own internal battle. two of the top president's aides clash. is a big shake-up coming? body slam. the dramatic takedown caught on tape. a police officer throwing a sorority