dozens of teens robbed passengers. up to 60 teens jumped the fare gates around 9:30 saturday night. they swarmed a car robbing and attacking passengers. two people were hurt. at first bart officials said none of its officers were at the station but now admits two officers were patrolling the parking lot when the gang hit. >> we did have increased police presence saturday night at oakland stations. we've been authorizing overtime for key stations, specifically oakland. >> the suspects grabbed five cell phones, a purse and duffel bag before running off. investigators are combing through surveillance video but are not releasing it because the attackers appear to be minors. i'm tracking this story. there is an amber alert issued in southern california for a one-year-old girl. this is alexis

she was taken from her rancho cucamonga home. her father is considered arm. i'm keeping a close eye on this story in case the amber alert expands. san francisco police trying to figure out how two explosive devices ended up in a neghborhood. someone found a pipe bomb and hand grenade near 22nd and wisconsin streets around 5:00 yesterday. police closed off streets for almost two hours while the bomb squad checked them out. they determined the devices were safe and then gave the all clear a short time later. happening today, fireworks in florida. wells fargo executives and board of directors will face what's expected to be angry investors at a shareholder meeting in jacksonville. this is the first meeting since the scandal surrounding the bank's sales practices.

it cost hundreds of millions in fines, forced an apology to two million customers who had accounts opened to them without their permission. >> ann coulter says she will be at uc berkeley on thursday. school leaders say there is no safe place for her to speak on campus this week. the two groups sponsoring her appearance filed a federal lawsuit yesterday accusing the university of trying to restrict conservative speech on campus. their attorney claims the school has a secret policy that limits conditions for certain speakers. >> it's not in writing. it's not been publicized but it has been used to shut down two speakers that the berkeley college republicans have brought to cal. >> the university says it's trying to avoid the same kind of violence that erupted before a speech by milo yiannopoulos in february. coulter retweeted a weather

forecast on thursday with the words "nice day for an outdoor speech in berkeley." plans to create a temporary homeless shelter in the mission district drew a raucous crowd to a town meeting. ka even though people recognize the need for a shelter, they're saying not here, not now. >> in four months i've been abl to negotiate a deal. >> reporter: hillary ronin tried to calm fears about a navigation center at 26th street ativan ness avenue. she's made a deal to create a temporary homeless shelter. >> they're not able to get their building permits for six to nine months so during that time they're donating the space to the city. >> reporter: the center could house more than 100 people living on the streets in the mission. >> i know we need to get these people in homes, i know we need to do this but adding 120 people to the area is not the right solution and they're going to end it with no exit plan. that's another big issue. >> reporter: others want the

shelter to open sooner. >> every single day we delay folks living on the streets are still on the streets and aren't getting the services they need and neighbors still continue to have to deal with these tent encampments. >> reporter: ronin says the city has 1500 temporary shelter beds and some 7,000 people living on the streets. >> they want a place to live but they make it so difficult in the city here now for us to find affordable housing. >> reporter: ronin will hold a second community meeting in san francisco. katie utehs, abc 7 news. developing news over the north korea crisis. president trump will hold a rare briefing with the full senate tomorrow at the white house. congressional aides have suggested the briefing will underscore the message to north korea that washington is serious about wanting a shift in policy. yesterday, president trump said the united nations security council must come up with new and stronger sanctions against pyongyang adding it's time to solve the problem. happening today, president trump is expected to name a retired two-star general as the new secret service director.

randolph tex ellis served 35 years in the military before joining the u.s. customs and border patrol. the head of the secret service is appointed by the president and doesn't need senate confirmation. arkansas just had the nation's first double execution in more than 16 years. it was marked by controversy and accusations that one of the prisoners suffered in his death. jack jones and marcel williams both died of lethal injection. the state executed jones for the rape and murder of a book keeper in 1995. three hours later, williams was put to death for the murder of a young mother in 1994. a judge temporarily blocked williams' lethal injection because his attorneys argued the first execution was inhumane. they say officials spent 45 minutes trying to place an iv in jones' neck before putting it elsewhere and that he gulped for air as he died. the judge ultimately allowed both executions to go forward. happening today, advocates for immigrants and victims of hate crimes will rally in san

jose before the santa clara county board of supervisors meeting. organizers say the rally is expected to be similar to this one in san francisco, to show the board how critical certain items up for discussion are. one is the need for safe shelter beds for transgender people. another is to help families with an emergency plan in case a parent is picked up for abortion. also happening today, the albany school board will discuss a racially fuelled instagram page that targeted minority students at albany high school. one picture showed a student with a noose around her neck. the page was up for two months before school administrators became aware of it. the students responsible got suspended. some parents say they should have been expelled. there's going to be a chance for public comment at tonight's meeting. warren county is expected to be swimming in money at the end of the fiscal year. county officials told supervisors marin should see a $5.5 million surplus by the end of june. they suggested the money could be spent on improving roads damaged during the storms and

contributing to the county library's reading program for pre-schoolers. supervisors have the final say on where the money will go. let's talk about temperatures out there, you can see along the east bay shore that we're running mainly in the mid to upper 50s. 48 the cool spot in castro valley as we have some air -- cooler air leaking down the sides of the hills into the valley. 56 in oakland right now. fremont 51, 49 in 49 in pacifica, petaluma, fairfield. oakland, you are the warm spot. temperatures warmer than yesterday. we're going to hang out around the low 60s along the coast. half moon bay 61. 64 to 68 around the bay and about 68 to 70 inland. here's the way it looks from walnut creek. looking quiet south on 680. caution on the bridges because of the breezes, same thing if

you're taking a ferry ride. mass transit no worries. the pollen is going to be out of control again today. high amounts of cedar, oak and pine. uv index is going to be high and check out tonight's temperatures, low to mid-50s. we have a chance of some stray showers tomorrow, that's next in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i want to take you back to san francisco where we have a crash on westbound 80 right around the connector to southbound 101. so we are seeing some red on our traffic flows. we only have one lane down right now, the far left lane. we have a tow truck dispatched to the scene. sounds like one of those vehicles ended up sideways blocking the left lane. an ambulance was called as well so we don't have word on extent of those injuries. i'm hoping this one will clear fairly soon. it's not a terrible backup but something to keep an eye on. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. if you look at our spider web over the lens you can see that's blowing around quite a bit in the wind and it was breezy when i drove across before 3:00 this morning. one of those days the wind could be an issue on those east/west

bridges as mike mentioned. we'll look at south bay coming up in less than 10. engineering memos on the oroville dam were kept secret for weeks. what we're learning now. and imagine seeing this flying of the freeway. look how a silicon valley company plans to elevate your commute. good morning, it's 4:39. here's a look outside and what here's a look outside and what is happening with traffic

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. it's 4:41. a state senate committee is holding a hearing about what went wrong at the oroville dam. the department of water resources released two redacted reports after public outcry over their secrecy. officials estimate permanent repairs will take two years and cost $275 million. many people questioning who should pay for that. congressional democrats are also calling for federal oversight from the government accountability office. l 200,000 people had to be evacuated after the dam's two spillways began to fail in february. i want to show you this new video coming into our live desk. france holding a ceremony this morning to remember the officer killed in the terror attack at the champs-elysees. it is an honor of 37-year-old xavier ugel. the french president,

hollande was there. and the two candidates facing the runoff put aside their differences. two other officers were hurt in the attack. the terrorist was shot and killed by police and isis has claimed responsibility for the claimed responsibility for the attack. james long claims dr. david dao was verbally and physically combative at o'hare airport. long says when he pulled dao from his seat, the 69-year-old knocked his arms away, fell and then hit his mouth on an arm wrest. dao suffered a broken nose and teeth and that incident went viral. united says it had to bump dao and three other passengers from the overbooked flight to make room for four airline employees. i should add dao's attorney says this new report from a security officer is ridiculous. switching gears.

a south bay company is revealing a prototype for a flying car and it says this is not something far off. the company appropriately named kitty hawk says it will be available by the end of the year. here's abc news reporter katie mar suh low. >> reporter: this is the kitty hawk flyer. the company says it's safe, tested and legal to operate. you don't need a pilot's license. >> it's an exciting area to be involved in from autonomous vehicles. >> reporter: fred berez is the head of the aviation and technology department at san jose state university. he says eventually people will be able to fly themselves to and from work in something like this. the personal flight delay will come from the state and federal government. >> we're going to be dealing with dmv and faa working together so that's the issue we'll be dealing with. regulation is the issue by the technology. >> reporter: kitty hawk says this flyer is for recreation. it can be flown only in

uncongested areas like over a body of water. we showed the test flight video to drivers of regular cars. >> i think it's really cool. i think we can get there at some point like "back to the future ii." if i could afford one, i'd buy one. >> it looks like fun but i would worry about the safety issues. >> reporter: professor berez says the flying car is basically a giant drone. he says the company's number-one priority should be assuring the public that the aircraft is safe. as for the price tag? that has yet to be revealed. in san jose, katie mar suh low, abc 7 news. they'll have to work on that a few more years before i get in one. warriors fans, get your credit cards ready. tickets if for first three games of the next round of the nba playoffs go on sale tomorrow. abc 7 news was at green sports bar in san francisco as fans watched the dubs eliminate the trailblazers in a blowout last night. final score 128-103. the team will face whoever wins the series between the l.a. clippers and utah jazz and we

won't know until friday at the earliest who that will be. coach steve kerr was not on the sidelines last night but our cameras captured him at practice in portland before the game. he is taking a step back from coaching indefinitely because of ongoing complications from back surgery. you can leave your get-well wishes for coach kerr on our facebook page or share this badge on your own page. like us on facebook at abc 7 news for the latest updates on kerr's condition and the warriors playoff progress. we had to deal with rain yesterday at this time but it looks like that won't be the case today. hey, mike. >> hey, reggie, natasha, everybody. we'll see a little more sunshine, we are starting off breezy, that's keeping our temperatures up, about 50 mile per hour wind right now, oakland 18. we have a few high clouds out there that's keeping our temperatures up. so let's look, san rafael you can see as we look down 101, quiet, dry, brighter, warmer, you'll need the sunglasses today. mainly gray with a stray shower and an extended die a eed dry a

pattern developing. the rain season is over. you've been asking for a long time. after tomorrow with scattered showers, less than a tenth of an inch becoming breezy. because we will get wet tomorrow, the storm impact scale 1. tomorrow morning you're waking up to mainly cloudy conditions and a little drizzle is possible during the morning commute. by 9:00 you can see showers developing in the north bay. some will try to slip into the rest of our neighborhoods by noon and into the afternoon hours. we may have a little bit just like we had yesterday. as we head into the evening hours, that's it, it's over. and look at what happens starting thursday. spring returns, it will be breezy thursday into friday. look at those 70s and 80 saturd saturday, sunday and monday. we have one concern. this is westbound 80. we've got a crash at the connector to southbound 101 so you can't see that. two vehicles involved in this

one. the far left lane is currently blocked and we just got word from chp that both of them are already hooked up to the tow truck so we'll have this clear really soon. also a quick check of drive times, southbound 101 santa rosa to petaluma just 13 minutes. nice and quiet in the south students at cal are gearing up for finals in two weeks. >> and it turns out they're getting creative to relieve stress or going back to fun times in elementary school. abc 7 news was on the cal campus -- >> she looks so worried. she doesn't look like she's enjoying this. >> she's stressed out. >> right after this she was all smiles. i don't know, maybe? they tell us blowing bubbles is a good way to blow off the stress of final exams. >> we're trying to support student health and happiness. >> what did you do on campus?

>> we had puppy days. we would cuddle puppies from the local shelter. >> sorry, cal, puppy days sounds better than bubbles. we had primal scream. >> i remember that! >> so that stressed me out more. >> you could not pay me to go back and take finals. >> i'm good. >> i'm all set. starbucks stopped selling its limited edition unicorn drink. speaking of dress. >> why? >> mike nicco wants more of this. some people can't let it go. the hair-raising new trend it's started. >> mail theft a big threat. now you have a new tool to fight back. you can see what's in your mail before it's delivered. and a man goes mano-a-mano with an alligator. what led to this crazy scene? but first, tech bites. >> reporter: a new warning about a scam on if. >> it shows up on feeds as a $50 mother's day coupon at lowe's but when you click on it it takes you a fake lowe's web site which lowe's says is designed to

steal your personal information. a major milestone for linked in. the social network is claiming half a billion users in more than 200 companies. >> microsoft bought it and has >> microsoft bought it and has improved its mobile

the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] we're back at 4:52. you see a man and gator and you think florida, right? you think why would anyone want to mess with a gator like that? this this case, there's a very good reason.

this is out of south florida, this gator was badly injured by a car and needed treatment and the person who was there to treat it? a professionally trained gator wrangler. it took him nine minutes to trap this animal. but once he did, as you can see, he sealed it with a kiss. >> wow, all right. police in the bay area are encouraging you to sign up for a new tool to fight mail theft. a free service from the u.s. postal service called informed delivery. when you sign up, the postal service starts sending you photos of the mail that you are getting that day. images are taken as your mail goes through sorting equipment. police say the tool can help you alert police if something is missing. right now the service is limited to letter-sized mail. if you're interested in informed delivery, we have a link on our web site, abc7news.com. happening today, the oakland city council will hear about proposed legislation to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products. that includes vape juice for electronic cigarettes and

prevents the sale of cigars in single or double packages. the proposed legislation is designed to stop tobacco companies from marketing their product to children. candy flavored cigarettes are already banned by federal law. looks like big names are gong to take the culinary stage at this year's bottle rock napa valley. organizers of the event have released the list of cooking stars who appear next month. food has become just as big a part of the show as the musicians there and the chef this is year include martha stewart, celebrity chef jose andres and iron chef mort morimoto. from the east bay hills camera you can see it's breezy out there. temperatures in most neighborhoods are going to warm. oakland will be 65, san francisco 64. but you get away from those two cities, four or five degrees warmer in the upper 60s. let's look at what's going on at at&t park tonight. dropping down to 57 by 10:15, it

will be breezy and partly cloudy this evening. let's see if we can make it two in a row over the dodgers. alexis? and looking at traffic here this morning, things are improving in san francisco so westbound 80 to southbound 101 on the merge, 10 minutes ago i showed you a hefty backup that is starting to form. we got the all clear a couple moments ago so that two-car crash is gone from the left lane. we can still see a little bit on the curve from westbound to southbound 101. alexis, thank you, we know getting kids to school is stressful for working parents trying to get to their jobs. soon there could be an app for that. a team of east bay college students who know the school is not an option for every family so they came up with a car pooling concept that they say will allow commuting parents to spend more time with their families. they're in the finals of the net impact mobility challenge.

>> the app we've created is called the hub. it matches the final destination for work. >> team members from the california college of the arts could use your help winning the challenge. there's a link on our web site, abc7news.com if you would like to vote for them. r.i.p. starbucks unicorn frappuccino. it's no longer on the menu but it inspired this hair style. a stylist in winnipeg, canada, came up with that design, one version topped off with a green straw. some people think it's pretty sweet, others think, like the drink, it's sour. >> pastel hair has been in for a long time and i support it. >> good for you. >> you're not there for it. okay. democratic leaders want to know why the state department used taxpayer dollars to promote president trump's mar-a-lago estate. what we're learning next at 5:00. and we showed you the flying car earlier. now google is entering uncharted territory in the self-driving car business. plus, new concerns this

morning over north korea. i'm tracking the latest here at the live desk next. a dmv report reveal mud details about apple's autonomous cars.

good morning, coming up on 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, april 25. i'm that zouves. >> y'all couldn't tell us you were going to wear red today? >> we were saying in commercial break you are the springy ones. >> we're just bringing the energy on this side of the table. regina reginald, bringing the sunshine back? >> i hope so, we're getting deeper into the 80s, 70s at the coast. here's dive doppler seven, you can put the umbrellas away today. here's a look from suit roe tower. it's bouncy out there. east bay hills camera. it's bouncy. it's bouncy. 47 to 54.