4,000 vendors are expected. a big increase from attendees from overseas. that's why they're in san jose. this is one of three huge events coming in the next few months. apple's worldwide conference with 5,000 attendees is moving here in june. registration starts at 8:00. key note speaker starts at 10:00. >> thank you. happening now, san francisco happening now, san francisco city officials are commemorate the great fire. the magnitude 7.8 quake hit at 5:12 a.m. on this day 100 years ago. more than 3,000 people speaker today include the mayor and the fire ch

a surprise statement from british prime minister theresa may this morning announcing she will seek early elections in two months. it is stunning the uk. she made the announcement in the last hour. in the wake of the historic brexit vote, the prime minister asking parliament to vote this wednesday on the plan if it goes through the uk general election would be pushed to june 8th. that would be less than halfway through our government's term. she says the government is not coming together. she is accusing opponents of undermining brexit talks. two drifters scheduled to be sentenced in the murder of two hikers. he admitted to killing the two in 2015 and now faces 100 years to life.

a third defendant agreed to be a witness against the two in exchange for immunity and a 15-year sentence. developing news in sonoma county. deputies are warning runners to be on the lookout after a man attacked a woman on a popular trail. >> the woman got away. neighbors and authorities want to get the word out. >> i was >> reporter: sonoma residents felt come field to warn others following a sunday afternoon attack. >> i saw single woman running and walking on the trail by themselves and i wanted to make sure it wasn't going to happen to somebody else. >> reporter: the sergeant says a 24-year-old woman ran the trail around 1:15. >> he yelled at her and pushed her and landed on top of her and tried to sexually assault her.

>> reporter: the woman fought back and called for help. >> we called in a canine and helicopter and deputies scoured the area. >> reporter: the victim described the man as white, 50s, scruffy beard and homeless appearance. >> we get a couple of like homeless people, but normally just runners that we'll see. >> reporter: these two run the trail often. >> total surprise. i would have never guessed that comi coming from this trail. >> this is a safe city, but we are suggesting everybody take precautions. run with a friend. >> reporter: if you see anyone matching the description, call the sheriff's office. abc 7 news. a high school teacher arrested earlier this month is in trouble again. the 23-year-old teacher turned herself into police on charges with having sex with an underage student. she allowed the student access

to a car which police found stolen property and marijuana. the state assembly expected to vote on a controversial bill that will end bail in california. the bill would allow people to be released at no cost while they await trail. supporters say this will create a fair system while the poor won't be held in jail and wealthy people buy their way to freedom. opponents say there will be an increase in crime. a family is mourning the loss of their dog after a mountain lion snuck into their home. they live in a rural area. monday the family left a door open for fresh air while they were sleeping and the mountain lion snuck in and grabbed the dog. >> she did her attack barking. very vicious attack sound that

she does when she's not liking something and she instantly was silent. >> if game wardens track down the mountain lion they can move it elsewhere so it doesn't return. we're following the news in the death of a berkeley couple. they were found dead in their apartment in january. they had high levels of carbon monoxide in their blood. the source of that gas is a mystery. the mother is suing the landlords. she claims they violated buildings regulation by not installing a carbon monoxide detect detector. a man says and his friends were in line when they got in an argument with security and they were asked to leave. he left and decided to return to his apartment which was in the same direction. he says an officer stopped him, slammed his face into the ground

and punched him until he was out cold. the school released a statement saying the allegations appear to vary from our understanding of the facts. we're continuing to review the matter and will respond appropriately in court. officials expected to announce how much fare jumpers are costing the agency. bart will hire six inspectors next year. the agency plans to spend 2 million to raise turn styles. bart says magnets will be the answer to a mysterious problem that caused delays in the system last week. bart is buying powerful magnets that will pick up metallic dust. it's that dust that played a role in power surges that knocked out 22 cars in the east bay on friday. that dust is from the grinding of the rails and can conduct

electricity. the magnets are expected to be in service in a month. one of san famous park will reopen may 24th. the park is undergoing upgrades. heavy rains delayed the work and pushed back the opening date. the park has been closed since last month. let's talk about what's going on temperature wise this morning. we'll start inland. some of the earliest commuters where it's 54 right now. about 53 to 55 for the rest of neighbors. the cool spot's at 52. most of us are in mid 50s. in the hills 47. almost as mild as yesterday. here is a look at the moisture that's still coming down. just about everything wet this morning. tree pollen will be moderate.

weed and mold spores are low and the uv index is high. we had .2 of inches of rain in the last 24 hours. exercising, it's moist this morning. a little caution there. stray shower on the water today. damp to dry this afternoon. you can see we're going to be in the mid to upper 60s, maybe 70 at concord and san jose. a few green splotches there. tonight cooler with less cloud cover. we do have a chance of rain today, tomorrow and thursday. we'll look at that and see if those 70s are still in th weekend forecast. we are soggy in many areas. we are soggy in many areas. here is the south bay and

overall there are no major blocking issues right now and light volumes. you're still getting soggy, westbound 205. we've got some light rain. you're going to have to flip those wipers on, but overall it's a nice start. a berkeley protester punched in the face by a white nationalist and former cal state student. the school's response this morning. what started out as a disturbing facebook murder is now a nationwide manhunt. you can keep tabs on live weather and traffic where you live by looking on your screen. we'll see you on the other side of the break.

developing news in the nationwide search for the shooter who killed a man and posted it on facebook. a $50,000 reward is being offered to find this mon. steve stephens is seen getting out of his car on sunday and

approaching the victim before shooting him. police say there is no rhyme or reason as to why this happened. a fraternity stephens says this is not the man he knew. >> it's mind blowing. i just realize and i have come to the rational conclusion that he's obviously in some sort of mental crisis. >> a cell phone ping and reported sighting in pennsylvania suggests that stephens may have left ohio. police don't know that for sure. cleveland police say anyone helping hid him will face charges. charges. there is escalating words. north korea saying they're prepared to take action. >> reporter: a defiant north korea. >> we'll be conducting more

missile test s on a weekly, monthly and yearly basis. >> reporter: even in the face of a stern warning from president trump. any message for north korea? >> you go the to behave. >> reporter: over the weekend pomp and circumstance and a show of force in pyongyang and the embarrassing botched test. a missile exploding seconds after launch. vice president pence cautioning the north again this morning as he landed in japan. >> the era of strategic patience is over. while options are on the table, president trump is determined to work closely with japan, with south korea, with all our allies in the region and with china. >> reporter: neither side backing down as tensions reach a dangerous high. north korea threatening there could be dire consequences. >> nuclear war may erupt at any

moment on the peninsula. >> north korea is a problem. the problem will be taken care of. >> reporter: for now the white house is leaning on china to its it's influence in the region to cool the situation. >> i don't think there's anybody in the world that would no the believe that north korea's actions are provocative and a concern. >> reporter: when asked about his next move, president trump saying you'll saying north korea would do well not to test the president's resolve. the senator holds a town hall in l.a. and her similar meeting that happened in san meeting that happened in san francisco got a little the party yelling kick him out. they're talking about one man that got kicked out because he

kept interrupting. nearly 600 people were there. >> you can sit here and pound your fists and i can show you what i've gotten done understand can take a look at it and i'd be surprised if you found too many senators, if any, that have gotten more done. >> when she was asked if she was going to run for reelection, she said that we'll know soon enough. she's expected to return to the bay area friday for a paid lunch event. a white nationalist who attend cal state is under investigation by the university after video surfaced showing him punching a woman. >> [ bleep ]. >> you can see that man punching a woman in the face saturday in berkeley. the man has been identified as a former marine who served time for armed robbery and formed a white nationalist group. he was not one of the 20 people arrested. school officials say they have a

zero tolerance policy for violence. we were talking about how we're getting off to a wet and gloomy start this week, but it's going to get better, right? >> lots of sunshine and warmth. we've got to wait until about friday for that to happen, but the weekend is going to be opposite than what we just lived through. good morning. we're in the south bay. .12 inches of rain fell. we're going to have some drizzle to light rain this morning. an isolated shower this afternoon. we'll get a break tomorrow and tomorrow evening through thursday morning our last push of wet weather. you can see the more organized weather is sliding to the south away from us. here is a look at the sunshine. when that sun's energy hits that wet ground, that's going to spark a few scattered showers through the afternoon. we'll keep the storm impact scale going although the rain is over. light rain to showers today. most of us, nothing.

possibly .15 and wind will remain light. nothing damaging. from 7:00 to 9:00 you can see any steady rain becomes more shower like and towards noon that becomes less likely and clouds opening for sunshine and you can see as we head into the afternoon hours a few stray showers out there, but going to see more sunshine. now let's jump ahead to wednesday evening at 5:00. all is clear through the evening commute. 7:00 to 8:00 you can see light to moderate showers moving into the north bay. they'll slide into the south bay for the morning commute and they fall apart by 8:00. increasing sunshine thursday. temperatures hovering. 60 at the coast and 70 for the rest of us. look at those mid to upper 70s friday.

near 80s saturday, sunday, monday. we're starting off wet this morning, but no major issues to far. here is a look at the toll plaza. everybody cruising through there just fine. we don't have any metering lights yet. we're looking a little soggy here. this is the richmond side of the bridge. 580 very light. quick check of drive times here as well. no major issues. we're starting to see a little delay. southbound 680 you're in the green. westbound 580 we have light rain across that stretch. you are in the yellow. we'll look at mass transit coming up. i don't want to talk about it, but it is tax day. i guess there's a silver lining. >> there are a ton of freebies today. a police officer in a showdown with a suspect after a

high-speed chase. you're not going to believe how this ended. tracking the rain heading our way over the next several days. take a photo of what the weather looks like where you live and share it on social media. we'll share it on air or online. it's time for this morning's tech bites. >> netflix showing just how popular it is. it's on the verge of having 100 million subscribers. >> most pay $10 a month, but could they raise their prices. the company is not saying. >> uber may soon start taking tips in new york city. >> the city is moving to require uber and other ride sharing services to add a tipping option to the apps. >> companies are likely to expand the feature to the rest of the country. >> you could call this a first world world record. they have the record for

watching nonstop virtual reality. >> both were checked by doctors >> both were checked by doctors before and art to harm against

welcome back. i'm tracking new developments out of arkansas this morning. state officials say they are determined to carry out a double execution this week despite a last minute setback handed down

by the u.s. supreme court. the court blocked the execution of don davis, a convicted murderer, minutes before his execution last night. arkansas is hoping to execute eight inmates by april 30th. that's when one of the drugs used in its lethal cocktails expires. the state's attorney general says they will go through with those two executions scheduled for thursday. back to you. >> thank you. a police pursuit in oklahoma ended up in a fistfight between the officer and the suspect. police pulled back from the chase because of safety concerns. when the pickup they were after hit speeds of 80 miles an hour. obviously it end. the suspect slows down and parks in a neighborhood and this happens. they got out and walked down the street. the officer confronted him. the two started punching and kicking each other before the officer tackled the man to the ground. the suspect in jail with charges of felony assault and battery on a police officer.

wondering how much rain we've received since sunday? here is a look at it. you have at least inch. about a half inch in san francisco and and son t the game was delayed last night. not expecting that tonight. it's going to be partly cloudy and cool. it's korean heritage the ballpark. > here's a look outside at golden gate bridge. a little soggy this morning. probably going to get some road spray kicking up, but that's about it. really light volumes and no incidents to report this morning. mass transit looking great. ace one on time today. bart 34 trains in service. no delays there and also for the

san francisco bay ferry. san francisco valley slight delays there. united airlines profit is getting dragged. >> their profits down 69% from last year. these are numbers from before the passenger dragging incident. the cost of fuel, maintenance and labor were factors in that drop in profit. it is here. no it's tax day. >> a lot of places are offering free goodies to make the day better. many businesses doing their part to ease the pain. once you say hooters you have to look up what they're giving away. i found out it's a kids eat free promotion. no joke. however, not offered in

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we're minutes away from the ceremony for the great earthquake and fire of 1906. we're going to bring it to you live. >> keeping our eye on the sky right now. the conditions right now. you could be in for another messy commute. good morning. you have made it to 5:00 a.m. we're off to a good start so far at least traffic wise. weather wise, it's okay. >> it could be worse because the steadiest rain over now, but you can see into the south bay some scattered rain. you can see that shield sliding to the south and east away from us, but still some damp spots this morning as we