live where you live, this is abc 7 news. bart breaks ground to make a station cleaner and more convenient. it comes after a string of problems that had riders complaining about the system. thank you for joining us. >> i'm kristin zhe. the project begins on the same morning that saw some delays again due to the mechanical issues. this follows a challenging day last friday. amy hollyfield is live with thee latest. >> reporter: the mayor says this improve. project has been in the works for 20 years. think of this separately from

track issues. they are trying to figure out what caused the delays, what passengers want to talk about, and they say this projects is important too and separate from the capital improvement projects. when you talk to bart riders about improvements coming, you can tell they really have not start about the station. they rush through every day. >> sounds good. i mean, sounds like it helps out the area. >> reporter: but bart has big plans. look at the renders. there will be raised crosswalks, better lighting. want to walk from the plaza to bart? you'll have a new walkway. >> being able to create kind of, like, that red carpet setting to where bart riders can get off here at downtown bart and be able to travel that avenue all the way into downtown concord. >> reporter: riders question whether any of this is necessary. >> didn't need any improvement at all. just takes up parking and, you know, overcrowded as it is, so

makes it -- i don't know. doesn't need to be done, in my opinion, but oh, well. >> reporter: focus on concord's plaza comes as bart deals with delays from equipment problems. friday, commutes were snarled because of problems in concord. elected officials said money has been designated for this plaza project, but they also have money and plans for track improvements. >> we do a lot of things at bart. we can't just focus on one thing. we were successful in the three bay area counties in november casting measure rr. that will provide $3.5 billion in capital improvement for the district. we're in the process of identifying the highest priority projects. >> reporter: a bart spokesman told me they are still trying to figure out what caused the those delays friday. abc 7 news. amy, thank you. we are back on storm watch today with a storm moving through the bay area right now. a live look at a walnut creek camera shows fog and high clouds

there hanging above 680.80. mike, the system behind it? >> hi, everybody. yeah, dealing with leftover remnants of yesterday's storm. saturated below 5,000 feet. light breezes as well. the storm is light as it can get on the storm impact scale. live doppler 7, you see green radar returns out there. right now, not seeing any ground returns, but it will from time to time. it's a nuance. you can see a few more radar returns off the coast. as we move forward, say good-bye to this system, and this evening, the next system is on the way. there's a chance of rain tuesday and another system wednesday and thursday. once we get past that, 70s and 80s and sun in the weekend forecast. hour by hour at the storm and this next one coming pup zblp thank you. >> track the weather on our abc

7 news app. download for free. developing news from cleveland. police told residents to be on alert for a murder suspect who posted video of himself killing an elderly man on facebook. abc news reporter has the disturbing story. >> a plea from cleveland police this morning after a man posted this alarming video online. >> found somebody i'm going to kill. kill this guy right here. this old dude. >> reporter: the fbi and police on a hunt for steve stevens whom they believe is responsible for a random act of cold-blooded murder. killing more than a dozen others, but there's no evidence supporting that. five states on high alert. authorities say they received a ping from his cell phone near erie, pennsylvania. stevens is believed to be driving a white ford fusion. >> obviously, he's got the deep, deep issues, and we want him off

the streets as soon as possible. >> reporter: sunday afternoon, stevens allegedly approached 74-year-old with a gun. >> all right, can you do me a favor. cn you say joy lane? >> she's the reason this is about to happen to you. >> then the trigger pulled, killing him. the homicide too disturbing to show. tat woman, joy lane, the name mentioned,ed a statement said steve really is a nice guy. he's generous with everyone he knows. he was kind and loving to me and my children. this is a very difficult time for me and my family. godwin's family devastated. >> he's going. i don't know what i'm going to do. it's not real. >> feels like my heart is going to stop. >> reporter: police initially contacted stevens after the incident, but conneattempts to reconnect failed.

cleveland, ohio. new details in a shooting investigation in antioch. officers captured this man. 28-year-old christopher wilson, captured yesterday. wilson was now held at the jail in martinez. the shooting happened at cruiser saloon on 8th street april 27. they suspect he fired at the victim with a stolen gun. the 37-year-old victim is recovering. a young woman dead after falling from a balcony blocks from the uc berkley campus early yesterday morning shortly after midnight at dwight way and college avenue. police say the 21-year-old woman from elk grove fell from a third story balcony. she was breathing, but unconscious when first responders got there and she died at the hospital. she's a student, or was a student at cal. a witness said it appeared to have been an accident. police are investigating.

people in president trump's first three months in office compared to the same time last year under former president obama. nationally, immigration arrests jumped from nearly 16,000 last year to more than 21,000 between january and march of this year. that's up 33%. here in the bay area, arrests of undocumented imgrants fell by a fraction of 1005 to 949. 2014 actually tops the charts for most arrests in the first three months of any year. new this morning, the oakland mayor announced she'll run for re-election next year throwing the hat in the ring 19 months before voters head to the polls in november, 2018. so far, nobody revealed intention to challenge shaft's bid for a second term. crime has dropped in oakland since taking office in 2015. her administration faced strong criticism after the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire and failure to keep the raiders from moving to las vegas.

united faces more backlash. a week after a man wdragged off the flight, this time a couple claim they were mistreated, kicked off saturday from houston to costa rica. they were laying across the seats when they boarded, later cooperated and moved to the assigned seats, but a u.s. martial told them they could not fly. united disputes claims saying, quote, they repeatedly continued to try to sit in upgraded seating they did not purchase and would not follow instructions to return to assigned seats. others changing policies to avoid similar sichgtuations. tiffany wilson is here to explain the changes. tiffany? >> dell ta, united, and others made changes, but only one airline made a change that could

positively impact your wallet. delta knows money talks and hope $10,000 is enough to make passengers listen. >> would you be willing to give up your seat? >> yeah, absolutely, for $10,000? yeah. >> delta announced a change to passenger compensation. the airline is now willing to pay up to $9950 for your seat on an overbooked flight. i think, yeah, definitely helps delta's image. >> reporter: they capped payments before at 1350. while generous, no everyone thinks the new maximum is enough. >> add another zero. >> reporter: he's been bumped before saying it's not a big deal, but not always. >> there are points where there's no choice, and no matter how much money they give you, you can't, you know, you can't afford to miss the flight. >> reporter: american airlines is addressing the situation a different way. american now guarantees that if you board a flight, you cannot be removed for someon else to take your seat.

that's a key change when you're the chaperon of an 8th grade trip. >> thank god we don't have to worry about that. >> reporter: they hope to avoid a pr disaster. united employees must now book a seat at least an hour before takeoff. >> that's a good change, but i think -- i don't know if it's necessarily going to address the root of the problem. >> reporter: now, passengers like you just heard want airlines to address the underlying problem of overbooking, but so far no airlines have said they are going to change that policy. live at san francisco international airport, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. tiffany, thank you. prince harry opens up about dealing with the death of his mother. hear his message to others dealing with mental health issues. facebook promising a range of faces at the

prince harry sends a strong message to those dealing with men fall health issues. he struggled for decades dealing with the death of his mother, princess diana. here's more on his mission to stamp out the stigma of mental health. >> reporter: prince harry reveal he went into therapy, still struggling in his late 20s with losing his mother, two years of what he calls total chaos. brother william urged him to

seek help. >> complete breakdown on numerous occasions when all sorts of grief and sort of l and misconceptions come out. it comes with the job. prince harry and william walking behind the coffin. the pain they must have been going through. what an utter nightmare he's had, but the courage he's got to go out and talk publicly about this. it helps other people understand their own mental health. >> you know, some of the best or easiest people to speak to is a shrink or whoever, i mean, americans call them a shrink, someone you don't know, i don't need advice, just listen to me. >> just listen. >> let it rip. >> reporter: that help is working. harry is now in a good place, a prince on a mission with his charity, setting it up with william and kate. >> i've now been able to take my work seriously, been able to take my private life seriously as well and able to put blood, sweat, and tears into the things

that really make a difference of things that think make a difference to everybody else. >> reporter: the interviewer said she found it astonishing someone with harry's profile is so open with mental health issues calling with a huge step for those suffering in silence. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> he'll help a lot of people. >> you got something for procrastinators? >> yes. clock ticks down to the tax deadline, and when the stress is over, where can you get a free massage? >> that's great. how many eggs were on the lawn this year? >> a live look right now outside at sfo. mike is tracking another round of rain. details ahead in his full accuwln forecast next. flrn

now it's time for your morning money report. have not filed taxes yet? don't panic. there's time. the deadline is midnight tomorrow night. if you are mailing in the return, it has to be postmarked by then. check with your local post office because many are no longer keeping late tax day hours, and to help with the stress after filing, find a planet fitness where you live where the gym offers free tax week massages through saturday. sq facebook promises diversity at the conference tomorrow in san jose. tech crunch reports the memo social giant shared demographics about the people who plan to attend. nearly 29% self-identified as women, nearly 5% more than last

year. more than 19% are under represented ethnicities in tech, and also for the second year in a row, facebook will donate $250,000 worth of proceeds to fund a scholarship program for under represented people in tech. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. a trip back and what happened this morning. down below 5,000 feet, we were saturated. wet everywhere. you see the clouds hanging around and flowing over the mountains from time to time. let's see what's going on now with the rain totals. nothing many redwood, half inch in san jose, san francisco.20 in napa. it's drier out there, clouds with a lot of moisture, and they

are going to bump up into something possibly a mill or mountain, let go of periods of light rain in spots. otherwise, gray and cool today. chances of rain later through thursday, and extended period of warm weather. several days without rain and 70s and 80s. right now, watching this swirling mass. this is the parent load. everyone once in a while is sends off smaller lows, series of storms through thursday keeping us gray and wet. most of us at 52, low 60s out there. destination low to mid-60 many most neighborhoods. a southerly flow and mid up toer 60s in the south bay, 280 and 17, it's dry. isolated rainfall at 2:00, gray at 4:00, p 50 as at the coast, and next storm and scattered showers at 6:00 to 7:00. going to the game? dry, mainly cloudy, but a shower by the end of it at 58.

mild tonight with lows in the mid-50s. you see from noon to 4:00, not much in the way of future radar returns, but as we head towards 7:00, there you go. there's the next storm coming in. in the overnight hours, yell low think tomorrow morning's commute, and that will start to taper by about noon, like we saw today, isolated afternoon showers. we'll get a couple hundredths inch in the bay. wednesday night, thursday morning, the next light storm on the storm impact scale, and 60s at the coast, but 70s into the weekend. the first four days are tough, but a treat the next three after that. >> the weekend is nice. >> will be nice to be outside. >> ready for sun. thank you. springtime tradition at the white house went off without a hitch this morning. the 139th annual easter egg roll. the president along with first lady melania and son greeted the

crowd from the truman balcony. fewer atended than in year's past. she feared a crowd too large makes is difficult for everyone to participate in the games, singing, and reading groups. let's guess how many eggs were rolled down the hill of the south lawn? >> no clue. >> 18,000. >> 18,000? >> a lot of eggs. this is the biggest event on the white house social calendar, and there was no hitches. a big relief by all. >> great relief and a lot of tummies to fill with the candy inside the eggs, right? >> the best part. >> easter bunnies to baby giraffes. we can't get enough. watched, waited, and met april's calf this weekend. now have a chance to help out the guy, right? >>

that breaking news, in the nationwide search for a murder suspect, happening in philadelphia. that's where nine schools are under lockdown right now near a city park. local media is reporting philadelphia police received several 911 calls that murder suspect steve stevens was in the park, although sightings unconfirmed at this point. stevens is the suspect in the shooting death of a 74-year-old man in cleveland, ohio.

cleveland police say he posted video of the killing on facebook, and detectives claim he boasted about killing 13 people. coming up on abc 7 news at 4:00, that story, of course, and town hall meeting with senator feinstein is just getting underway. at 4:00, where protesters from the left say the senator needs to be more to appeal to her base. one of president trump's fiercest critics in the area where a former president of mexico told us about the wall and immigration tonight at 5:00. arguably the most anticipated birth in recent history. >> no argument, right? we're talking, of course, about april, the giraffe's baby. the boy calf got a clean bill of health this morning. no small bundle of joy, though, already standing 5'9", and the big question, though, this morning is, kristin, what's the name going to be? >> well, this is where you weigh in. the animal park is holding a

naming contest. this is live look at the pen where the calf is not there. >> i know. where is it hiding? come on, mom, blocking the view? to take part, come up with five names and pay $1 per name. proceeds, of course, go to charity. we do have a link on the witness, abc 7 news app as well. check it out. let us know if you spot that elusive giraffe. >> bashful now. >> that's a good name maybe? >> maybe it's not. you know babies, right? >> i'd be sleeping if i could. >> from us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us, and "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> the news comets now on abc7news.com. have a great day. bye bye.

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