nap and wearing sun screen. >> yeah, great day. the spring warmth you have been looking for, i have got it for you today. but it's kind of a one and done. cooler weather for the weekend, but let's focus in this morning. look at the beautiful colors showing up on the camera right there. as far as what is going on, we are looking at absolutely nothing as far as visibility. look at that. no fog to speak of. let's move on and talk about what will happen with our forecast. we have the right graphic loaded. 45 to 55, cooler this morning. 63 to 70, and then here comes the sun at noon. the high clouds will decrease. 65 to 77, above average. and then high clouds at sunshine, and you can take a picture and we have a vehicle collision involving a motorcycle and sounds like the motorcycle is

pinned under the car so emergency crews have arrived on the scene, and you still have the two left lanes blocked and you are back up solid to state route 37, and listening to scanner traffic there, and it's sounding like they are going to make it a sigalert soon. drive times coming up in less than ten. the two groups that invited ann coulter are threatening to sue berkeley. >> amy hollyfield is live for us this morning on campus. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning. berkeley once again in the national spotlight. we just talked to a student who is saying he wishes this would all just go away. organizers of coulter's appearance are now saying they will sue the university if officials don't change their minds by 5:00 this afternoon. the university has postponed her appearance by a week saying police have received a creditable security threat for the original date.

coulter says she can't come at the later date and lawyers point out it's during a week where students don't have classes because they are studying for finals, and one student said it's becoming a noisy distraction. >> it's entertaining to a certain point and at the same time it would eventually get people tired and it's going to get people even less interested in politics and in the actual content of news and information. >> reporter: as of right now coulter insists she is going to show up and speak on the original date, which is next thursday, the 27th. the university says it wants to host her the tuesday after that, may 2nd. she says she has a constitutional right to speak when she wants. cal officials say they support freedom of speech but also prioritize safety, so the showdown is far from over. reporting live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. new details in the mystery surrounding the deaths of a berkeley couple.

tests done by a mechanical engineer show no apparent cause for the carbon monoxide poisoning obtained for their deaths. valerie and roger were found dead in their apartment, and both had high levels of carbon ma tphubonoxide in their blood. 6:03. we have details on the kidnapped teen from tennessee found safe in northern california. this after a nearly 5-week-long nationwide manhunt. tad cummins faces state and federal charges of kidnapping and having sex with the girl. yesterday sheriff deputies found thomas safe in a remote area of cecilville, a few hours from redding. they received a tip from a local that they were staying at a cabin on his property. he spoke with "good morning

america" this morning. >> the girl was not looking at me or anything and he was dominating the conversation, and that kind of clues people in and then they ended upcomi kupcomind knocking on my door and i had a photo from the amber alert. >> thomas will be on her way to her family in tennessee today. and developing news where sheriff deputies are trying to find these two missing 12-year-old girls. athena faucet and johnson disappeared around 5:00 yesterday. athena wearing a blue hoodie and black shoes, and katrina wearing a gray hoodie and dark blue jeans and a light-colored blouse. state officials fine four bay area hospitals after determining their staff or almost caused serious injury or death to patients. st. luke's campus hospital in san francisco fined more than $47,000.

kaiser permanente in san francisco fined 47,000 $47,000 . bay area tech companies are known for offering employee perks, right? now some are adding another incentive to attract and retain their workers. paid time off to protest. according to the chronicle, the san francisco database startup recently began allowing its 13 employees to take unlimited paid leave in order to participate in rallies, vote, and take part in other civic activities as well, and facebook offers a similar perk. new this morning, fighting words for the trump white house from hillary clinton who says we can't count on the current administration to lead on gay right issues. >> gay rights are human rights and human rights are gay rights

once and for all. >> clinton urged people to move past the election loss and fight back. she said she is living by a new mantra, resist, insist, persist, and enlist, and if that sounds familiar it's the same message she debuts last month here in san francisco at the professional women's conference. she said instead of yelling at the tv, get up and take action. two women that changed the look on harassment spoke in hayes valley yesterday. in 1991 hill galvanized the country after she accused the supreme court nominee, clarence thomas of sexual harassment. she inspire add wave of women to run for office. she spoke about what she thought about fox news taking bill o'reilly off the air. >> now they are paying him millions of dollars to exit

when, in fact, he should not have been granted the contract because the evidence was clear. >> powell filed a gender bias lawsuit against one of silicon valley valley and lost. developing news out of paris this morning. police moving in overnight and carrying out raids after a deadly attack on new details emerging about te shooter and why he was already known to authorities. but first elon musk making a daring promise. he's going to connect your brain to a computer in four years. how about first connecting how about first connecting yourself to weather and traffic,

breaking news from the abc7 news live desk. >> tracking news in fairfield where police are investigating a shooting near cement road and peabody road located next to travis air force base, and it's an industrial area by the base. one person hit by gunfire has been taken to the hospital and police say there is no word on any condition yet.

as soon as we learn more here at the live desk i will pass it along. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> waking up in the south temperatures range in the ballpark, maybe cooler in danville, 44. san francisco at about 54. forecast today, upper 60s to low 70s along the coast. san francisco and sausalito, mid-70s to low 80s for the rest of us. 61 to 71 tomorrow. 59 to 70, so cooler over the weekend. here's a look over the golden gate bridge. dry, have not found fog for your commute planner on the roads. and mass transit, no worries, dry all day. here's alexis. we do have a sigalert for this crash in vallejo. this is involving a sedan and a motorcycle. we have got the two left lanes blocked, westbound 80 at redwood street. anytime they issue a sigalert it's going to be over 30 minutes before they get that cleared and

we don't have an estimate yet, and you are backed up to state route 37, and that's a little under two miles at this point. highway 4 to the maze, nice and light at 18 minutes. 15 across the bay bridge. san francisco to the airport, ten minutes. forget about uber or lyft, disney is about to roll out its own hide hailing service. own hide hailing service.

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please get to your tv. keep your eye on the firefighter there. did you see just what happened? it's hard to tell, but he is catching a baby boy dropped from a two-story window yesterday. imagine the parents' decision here, right? the dad is upstairs inside their apartment when there is all this smoke and fire and the firefighters yell down to him, hey, drop the boy. and he has to make the split decision and he trusted the firefighter to do so. luckily it all worked out okay. but that would be such a hard decision to make. >> right. right. 6:15. a 3-year-old boy in new york is recovering after being attacked on a pit bull. we want to warn you you may find this disyou shalling. the video shows the dog running across the street and attacking

the boy. the boy was able to get up and the dog went after him again and somebody grabbed him. neighbors say they called police several times about the dog running loose in recent weeks and the police took custody of the dog. and then according to the examiners, the deadline was pushed back to 2022. and the proposal was changed to allow 10% of the fleet to be hybrid cars. it would cost up to $95 million to bring the nearly 5,900 city cars down to zero emissions. and tesla founder elon musk wants to connect human brains with computers. four years the company could bring to market a product that could help with certain severe brain injuries. he describes it as

tau hrep they. disney world may soon roll out its own ride hailing service. guests could get rides from the hotels to the park using electric vehicles. uber tells our sister station in orlando they have a great relationship with disney and didn't know about the potential plans to do this. disney is the parent company of abc7. surprise, uber. we are doing it on my own. here's my weather graphic. what do you see as you look at it? >> a pretty sunrise and a good day to come. >> what did you see? >> a unicorn frappuccino. >> you would. >> has oranges, and pinks and -- >> sour blue? >> yeah. yeah. >> i am still trying to get the taste of that out of my mouth

and it was two days ago. >> it's really thick, isn't it. especially the man go, a little less than organic. hi, everybody. sunny today and one day of warmth will surge through our afternoon hours today. weekend cooling. breezes and clouds will drop our temperatures back in line where they should be, and here's a look at live doppler 7. a few high clouds out there, but for the most part it's clear this morning. let's talk temperatures. we will break out the microclimates. 83 in gilroy. you are heading to the boardwalk, about 79 in santa cr cruz. 80 as you head down into the south bay. look at the temperatures, nearing 70 along the coast today. sausalito, low 70s. a great day to walk across the golden gate bridge. 65 in bodega bay. that's one of the cool spots.

calistoga, about 77 today. great time to be up in the north bay, wine country, mid to upper 70s throughout the the east bay. and just about everybody 80 in our inland valleys, and heading to livermore, speaking of wine country, 80 there. tonight 45 to 52 degrees with high clouds increasing during the overnight hours. we will lose about six to eight degrees tomorrow, and another two to four degrees sunday. hold study on monday and then a chance of rain. it's light on our storm impact scale for tuesday into wednesday morning. hey, alexis. >> good morning. westbound 80 no change. we still have our sigalert at redwood street. we have a crash involving a car and motorcycle and that motorcycle is lodged underneath the car from what we understand, and the two left lanes are blocked and it sounds like that's going to be a while. we have not gotten word on injuries about the rider there but we will update you as soon as we have information on that. the backup is steady around state route 37.

and westbound on the san mateo bridge, it's starting to back up across the mid span. and the metering lights on for almost an hour and a large pothole on lane 15, and so be on the lookout for that. next traffic update coming up around 6:30. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc7. >> amy robach has a look at what is ahead. >> coming up next here on "gma," new details on the kidnapping that sparked a nationwide manhunt. thomas was found in a remote cabin along with her teacher that is accused of kidnapping her. two of the officers and the man that tipped off the authorities are speaking to us here, and her father is talking to us for the first time since his daughter's

recovery. two diane sawyer sitting down with caitlyn jennifer, what she is revealing about her challenges and regrets announcing her transition. and brad paisley getting your weekend started off right. >> sounds good right about now. >> we can take that. thank you. trouble with your landlord. michael finney is here to help. michael finney is here to help. >> a

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city leaders have not addressed this, despite numerous complaints. the decision comes a year after the flagship deli was closed because of, once again, vandalism and rising rent. and then anita spoke to us in daly city. >> i live in an apartment and the rent is going up every year and i would like to find out how are we going to have that problem fixed? >> it's state law that landlords keep the place safe to live in, and by law, too, if the landlord does not make repairs for safety, you can pay repairs yourself and deduct that from your rent and it's tricky and it could get you in big trouble if you are not following every

single letter of the law. before withholding any rent talk with an attorney or tenants' association to make sure you know what you are doing. i will post information on your website so you can make some good decisions. good luck and thank you for your question. >> if you have a question for >> if you have a question for finney, you can go to abc7news.com/askfinney. and republicans regrouped and are looking at a new affordable care act. police are trying to figure out where the driver went here. we have a traffic alert in vallejo this morning. sounds like a serious crash involving a motorcycle westbound 80 just before redwood street. we will talk about alternates and a problem on the san mateo bridge coming up next. warmest day of the week, and may be a good chance to go to the beach. the beach. weather a

good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." welcome to friday on april 21st. it's 6:30. hope you are feeling good, and if you are not, hope this makes you feel good. warmest day of the week, jessica is fully prepared, and she would be waiting for warm weather

every since she moved here basically. this is going to be the highlight of the warmth, right? >> this will be the warmest day, and cloud cover and wind reversal over the weekend and still comfortable but not as warm as today. and it's a one and done in the 80s. live doppler 7 showing the conditions. high clouds and that's the warm air surging in right now. and 48 to 51 at 7:00. 63 to already 70 in some areas at noon. 65 at the coast, and mid to upper 70s elsewhere. 58 to 71 degrees. we will talk about a chance of rain also next week in the accuweather 7-day forecast. we had a really quiet start but we have a crash right now involving a motorcycle, and the details we have gotten it sounds like the bike was actually stuck under a car so we don't have any word on the extent of the injuries but we have the backup

from state route 37 and the sigalert has been issued. you can stick to state route 29 or 680 for an alternate. and a live look at the san mateo bridge, and we will talk about that and check that drive time coming up next. new this morning, a mess in the south bay where a car drove into a building. >> tiffany wilson live for us in san jose. tiffany. >> reporter: it's a good thing this accident happened overnight because nobody was inside of the building when the car veered off of jackson avenue and slammed into the tree completely flattening it and ended up in the side of the medical office building. can you see the damage there. if you take a look at the video can you see the suv as it is lodged into the side of the building. now the video also shows water streaming out of the building. the fire department had to turn off the water supply to the building to stop that water. now when police and fire arrived here on the scene they say the

driver had already taken off, so they are not sure where that driver is this morning. as i said, again, nobody was in the building so no injuries to report. there's been a building engineer out here for the past several hours inspecting the damage. you can see the caution tape on the inside of the building but i spoke with the representative for the regional medical hospital owner and they basically said they re-open this building for business. a man and woman are in jail this morning on attempted murder charges. this is unbelievable. police say it's an alleged plot to kill an 11-month-old baby, and worse still, this may not be the first time these two suspects tried to kill that child. the mother said the father asked the mother to meet him at

mcdonald's to see his son, and instead his girlfriend was there and shot a single shot at close range but somehow ended up missing the mom and the child. now the aunt of the father says she doesn't believe her nephew could be involved in this. >> he would never ever -- i'm saying ever be involved in nothing like this. >> court documents reveal the father that you see on the left there, and his girlfriend on the right, had a 5-year-old child together and they tried to kill the baby we are talking about here once before. at the end of the march the father was accused of luring the mother and baby to a location where the girlfriend tried to run them over with the car and they are not revealing a possible motive. a teenage girl that disappeared more than a month ago was found yesterday in a remote area of california.

>> tad cummins has been charged with taking a minor across state lines to have sex. they were found in cecilville after a nationwide manhunt. the girl's father, anthony thomas told "good morning america" this morning that the family is relieved his daughter is coming home but knows there's a long road ahead. >> there's going to be therapy involved. it's going to take some time, and because we love her so much, you know, we are going to be patient with her and we are going to be -- we have to get her the help she needs. >> cummins is scheduled to be arraigned this morning, and he's awaiting extradition to tennessee and that could take several weeks. breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> welcome back. i amtr tracking breaking news o of texas. a north carolina soldier was

murdered. the soldier was shot to death monday of this week and found dead in a vacant lot. he has been identified as a 19-year-old private justin antwaan lewis. he's from north carolina. our first look at him right now, and he only had been at ft. hood in texas since february of this year. a very young man, but had a service medal and army service ribbon and they are investigating the murder case. the man accused of shooting and killing three men in downtown fresno is going to be arraigned for another murder. yesterday the district attorney charged kori muhammad in the debt of a security guard at a motel s6 last week. the d.a. is waiting for more information before making charges concerning the shooting spree this week. and still looking for a dangerous burglar that shot

somebody and in the process of all this exhibited pretty strange behavior. the homes were located in the oakland hills and the first townhome hit was a man you see right there that was listening to music upstairs and the burglar entered downstairs. >> entered, locked my dog in the backyard by moving a piece of furniture in front of the dog door, and then went in my refrigerator and through closets and stole nothing but exhibited through the front door. >> he stole nothing of value but did take string cheese and a soda from the fridge, and then grabbed a sandwich in another home, and then he found a resident in another kitchen and shot that resident. police are trying to look at a surveillance video and id this man. man. the police chief

announced his resignation. he said he agreed to take a job with another undisclosed agency. rojas was appointed as santa ana's police chief three years ago and began his career as a patrol officer 27 years ago. no official word yet from b.a.r.t. and in paris a deadly attack on a police bus. we are looking at the iconic area that appears to be back to routine this morning. a gunman killed an officer and wounded two others before he was shot and killed. the shooter has been identified and police are not releasing his name yet because of the ongoing investigation. abc news learned the suspect spent years in prison for trying to kill police officers. he was released in 2015. here's a look at the initial moments right after the shooting, the acting director of

the state news agency that you see in that video had to take cover. he was saying to the camera there has been a shooting in paris, and isis claimed responsibility for that attack. new details on the plans to repeal and replace the affordable care act. president trump expressed optimism the bill could be passed this next week with a key amenment. it would offer limited waivers to states that want to do it differently as long as the states can prove it will lower the cost of health care or increase coverage. switching gears. 6:38. happening today, comic-con kicks off in san jose. last year's event attracted 60,000 people over three days. it features celebrities, comic books and apps. and adam west and william

shatner will be there, and it's held all weekend long at the san jose convention center, and it opens up at 5:00 p.m. today. we have a link if you want to preview the memorabilia on our website, abc7news.com. if you are looking for something to do in all the great weather this weekend, in celebration of national park week, the national park service is offering free admission to all national parks on sunday. that means yosmite, alcatraz, all free this weekend. seniors can get a lifetime pass for 10 bucks that will get you into every park year round for a free. tomorrow is earth day, and i will have 7 forecast coming up here at the end. let's start with current conditions in san francisco. coolest here at 51. and these temperatures are up two to five degrees cooler than yesterday. 45 in santa clara. look at that, 48 in union city. palo alto. also up in walnut creek, 46

right now. petaluma and richmond at 42. watch out for the very high uvn index. and weed and mold will be dry if you are exercising outside, and if and out, take sunglasses. here's a look at earth day tomorrow. a little more cloud cover, a breeze coming off the ocean. still pretty nice, though. 60s at noon and 60s at the coast and 70s for the rest of us at 4:00. we will look at a chance of rain next week. we want to take you back to the traffic alert. good news in vallejo, we still have that crash on westbound 80 around redwood street, and just the far left lane is blocked now. it does sound like they are working on pushing it over to the side and they are requesting an estimate on the arrival time for the tow truck.

hopefully that means it will be opened up soon. our other tough spot this morning, westbound 92. check out the san mateo bridge right now. really not moving. we have a crash in the far right lane around the high-rise, and yeah, we will check our drive times here, too. we have a tow truck driver there but they have not removed any of those vehicles left. no problems across the richmond and san rafael bridge. next traffic update coming up at 6:50. apple makin goal. a showdown over a speak at a showdown over a speak at

on to developing news at uc berkeley now, the two groups that invited ann coulter to speak there are threatening to sue the university. >> amy hollyfield is on campus to explain what is going on. amy. >> reporter: students we talked to this morning say they wish this would all go away. ann coulter says she is coming and planning to be here on the original date, which is next thursday. now the university wants to postpone her speech until the following tuesday because of a

security threat. she says she can't come that day and points out it is dead week, there won't be many students around on campus because there are no classes that first week of may. as organizers threaten to file a lawsuit, students say this is all getting old. >> it's kind of -- we're over it, i think. like, every week it's something different, like another issue all the time. >> yeah. >> the berkeley college republicans and the young america's foundation are the groups that invited coulter to speak and say they planned to sue if university officials don't change their minds by 5:00 today. live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. dianne feinstein will hold a lun luncheon in silicon valley. the nearly $2 billion modernization project still needs funding approval from the trump administration and the secretary of transportation. in february federal transit

officials withheld some of the funding and the leadership group is hosting the luncheon at 11:00 a.m. right now here at the live desk, president trump saying that chinese can solve tensions with north korea if they want to. here's a tweet he sent out a few weeks ago, and he said china is the economic lifeline to north korea so while nothing is easy, if they want to solve the north korean problem they will. the tweet very similar rhetoric he has been using about china lately. we should note trump met with the chinese president in florida earlier this month. it seems like most of the people that celebrated all things marijuana in the park had a great time. >> and the party was on hippie hill yesterday, and last year 11 tons of crash was left after

smokers left the park, and this year a different strategy, and city workers picked up throughout the event and asked people to take one piece of trash out with them. if you want to see more rules or less rules? >> it is what it is. people still came out and had a good time. >> we tried a lot of new things this year and we are pretty pleased with how it went. >> in fact, police say they didn't have to arrest anyone. didn't have to arrest anyone. >> the 4/20 they get up, today is national surprise drug test day, and then tomorrow is national unemployment day, and these are not official days but just poking fun at those yesterday. and then 53,000 model s and model x cars and suvs are

impacted. this is a video of the model s provided by the company. the recall affects cars between february and october of last year and tesla says about 5% of the vehicles may be affected. it would take about 45 minutes to fix the issue. just in time for earth day, apple is promising to use only recycled materials in its products, including the iphone. the company's vp of environmental initiative repealed a plan during an interview with hbo's vice news this week. jackson says apple has not figured out how to reach the goal but apple believes it's the way all tech companies should o go. now to starbucks's unicorn frappuccino drink. >> and two camps. people love it or hate it. >> for the love of god and everything that is good, don't get the unicorn frappuccino!

>> this is how i felt but didn't know how to express it. so i want to thank braden from colorado. he's a barista at starbucks and apparently hates making this drink. it's a seven-step process. it stresses him out. starbucks said it will reach out to him to talk about his experience and how to make it better. >> of the two camps, mike nicco, you have a sweet tooth and you didn't think it was that bad, right? >> it was too sweet for me, and it didn't taste like real man go. >> didn't taste like real anything. seven steps, really? you can't do seven steps? >> leave braden alone. >> sorry. keeping storms because of the high pressure, the winds are blowing onshore. enjoy today's warmth. bursting on the scene from the

camera at pier 15, not as warm or sunny, and next week we have tuesday and wednesday, a chance of wet weather. storm track is moving north deep into the season, so north bay may have the best chance for rain. and 81 at san jose. 83 in gilroy. 79 also in santa cruz. mid to upper 70s on the peninsula from 73 millbrae to ala palo alto at 79. sausalito, low 70s. 77 to 80 in the north bay and the valleys. almost 15 degrees cooler in bodega bay. and fremont at 78. we will have just in 80 everywhere in the east bay neighborhoods. and temperatures tomorrow morning about the same as this morning. 45 to 52 degrees. my accuweather 7day forecast, a couple degrees cooler tomorrow.

holding steady on monday and then a light storm on the storm impact scale for tuesday into wednesday. good morning. not too much has changed with our traffic alert here. will take you up to vallejo, westbound 80. we have a crash at redwood street and the details did not sound great. it sounded like a sport bike was underneath a car. an ambulance was called to the scene but did not get word of the extent of the injuries to the driver and we are waiting for the tow truck to arrive now. and you are solid north route 70. a two car crash cleared from the bridge at 92, and backed up to almost 880, and down to 13 and 11 miles per hour. dumbarton bridge wide open if you want to use that for an alternate. our star is a man with autism overcoming the odds.

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here are the seven things you need to know today. >> number one, 15-year-old elizabeth thomas was found safe in northern california after being kidnapped five waepbeeks . her teacher was arrested yesterday. number two from the live desk, fairfield police are investigating after one person was shot near cement hill and peabody road not far from travis air forcee and drivers being asked to avoid the area for the next few hours. the man accused of gunning down three men in fresno will be arraigned in a few hours for another murder. yesterday the d.a. charged kori muhammad for the shooting death of a security guard at a motel 6

last week and has not been charged yet in this week's attack. and then the group that invited ann coulter to speak is threatening to sue the university if they don't change their mind. good news for traffic, about the last hour we just got the all clear and all lanes are open now. westbound 80 at redwood street, we do have a backup still right around two miles, i think with the friday light volumes it will thin out quickly, but you can head over to 680 or state route 29. we begin today dry with a whole lot of sunshine. the outdoor temperatures, 68 at the coast to 80 inland after school. enjoy. >> did he say outdoorable temperatures? and then a coin toss, the

two candidates got the same number of votes and illinois state law actually calls to have a coin toss to settle such ties. >> that's when you need good luck in your life, right? >> i make all my decisions based on a coin toss. >> which explains why you are here. >> tales every time. >> that's my policy. >> enjoy the warmth and the sunshine today. get outside if you can. look at that sunrise. >> put on the sunglasses. have a good one. >> yep. think master of meteorology. >> his facebook page -- >> weather and oreo. >> that's his cat. he loves animals and has helped hundreds find new homes. above all, mike is a family man. >> mike just wants to help you out and he does it every morning.

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good morning, america. terror in paris. new video of that deadly attack in one of the most popular tourist spots in the world. a gunman opened fire on police officers before they took him down. inside those moments of chaos. the hunt right now for accomplices. president trump speaks out. >> we have to be strong and we have to be vigilant. >> and isis claiming responsibility for the attack. abc news exclusive, that tennessee teen who was kidnapped by her former teacher finally found safe in this california cabin thousands of miles from home. now the teacher behind bars, her family speaking out here for the first time. and the person whose tip led to their discovery, also joining us only on "gma." incredible rescue.