problem for the 911 center. could leave you on hold during an emergency. and then fog creeping back into the bay area. here's what it looks like on the ground. the golden gate bridge socked in now, but all clear in san jose. good morning to you and thank you for joining us on this thursday, may 4th. seeing a dramatic in the temperatures today, mike. >> we are starting to feel it, and hopefully everybody slept better and if not tonight is your night to sleep better than you did this morning. let's take a look and show what is going on. half moon bay, we have had about half a mile. watch out if you are on one there. there is it from tamalpais. 7:00, look at that, 49 to 61. noon into 4:00 and 7:00, we are still in the 50s at the coast. mid-70s around the bay. just the low 80s inland. look how refreshing that evening

is going to be, mid-50s to upper 60s. we do have an issue with fog and a chance of rain coming up this weekend. here's alexis. how is the bay bridge this morning? >> congested through the maze here as usual, but nothing out of the ordinary. we don't have any fog for the bay bridge commute this morning, and you can see the clouds but nothing like it is on the golden gate. we have police activity that delayed train 21 between sacramento and davis. we will stay on top of that. and we are hearing we have the b.a.r.t. connecter to the oakland airport not working directly either and so the next traffic update coming up at 6:10. when you call 911, are there enough operators to take your call? >> i think you will be shocked when you hear how many people got hung up on. amy hollyfield is live for us in mission bay at the headquarters.

>> reporter: on a normal day the city needs 13 dispatchers, and that was not a normal day. according to the san francisco examiner, the city had 12 dispatchers on duty when the power went out last month and more than 200 callers were hung up on -- or they hung up in the first hour without their 911 call being answered. and city leaders are concerned and they said it was a wake up call and the supervisor called for a hearing on the issue. 80,000 customers lost power because of a fire at a pg&e substation, and pg&e has apologized for the outage. as for the dispatch issues, officials say we are still about a year away from hiring and training enough dispatchers to staff the 911 call center. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. developing news in san

jose's willow glen neighborhood this morning, here's a live picture from the scene of an officer-involved shooting near lincoln avenue. police killed and shot a suspect involved in a double fatal shooting inside. no relationship known between the suspect and the victims. matt keller will have a live report for us coming up. an investigation this morning after a golden gate transit bus hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened last night at broad moore. the bus was empty at the time and it's not clear if the pedestrian was in a crosswalk when the bus hit him. and then he's optimistic the gop health care bill will pass later this morning. the president was lobbying to sway those still undecided. the margin today is expected to be razor thin. california democrats predict

many republican counterparts will jeopardize voting for the bill. president trump is going to make his first trip back to new york since taking office. he's expected to meet with the australian prime minister, and their working relationship got off to a rocky start in january when president-elect called his refugee plan with then-president obama, a dumb deal and hung up on him. today they will discuss north korea, security. and then a formal announcement is from a moderate democrat. new this morning, the teacher accused of abducting a teen student is being indicted to tennessee.

not clear how long it will take to get him to tennessee, and detainees are usually routed through local jails before they get to their destination. the 50-year-old and his former student were found in a cabin northwest of redding last week after six weeks on the run. angry parents in san jose have a meeting with the superintendent after they boycotted their children's elementary school. about 29% of students at luther burbank elementary did not show up to school tuesday and parents are upset about the district's plans to layoff employees, and the school district says it's trying to reverse a budget deficit. and then pg&e has assured residents of san francisco's marina district that it's cleaning up toxics burie their neighborhood.

the toxins come from two gas plants that were destroyed in an earthquake, and pg&e has even bought out some homeowners. >> it's not because of the public safety concern or public health concern but it's cleaning up the environment. >> it's either far enough deep in the ground or there's nothing there. >> pg&e also is removing toxins found within ten feet of the surface and anything found deeper than that will be covered with a protective barrier. and then vowing to keep fighting a just-approved homeless shelter in the mission district. >> and then a link between years and environmental delays. how many minutes of screen time is too much? >> we are not seeing a lot of fog here but i bet a lot of you fog here but i bet a lot of you in the city

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exercising. san francisco, our neighborhood lake merced, 52. union city, palo alto, 58. let's jump ahead to saturday. partly cloudy, and noon, scattered showers across the north bay. those will spread southward across the neighborhood, so scattered showers in the afternoon and evening hours and once the sun sets, so does the shower chance. we will look at temperatures next. and then a dense fog issued by chp issued overnight, and you are not going to have much in the way of visibility and slow down and increase the following distan distance. b.a.r.t.s, all of the main service lines are okay with the eek seption of the oakland

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affected for the positive. >> human interaction is still the best way for toddlers to learn how to form words. and then all tied to a sports field at one community center. one company was in a pinch and needed a spot for a corporate event so the city agreed they would rent out the field for 17 days in exchange for $40,000. while the city is seeing green, a lot of seeing red. the corporate buses are now a nuisance. they have not responded to the controversy but we should note it paid 10 grand to each of the displaced teams. and then realtors gathered in sacramento to discuss how to make housing more affordable for all americans. middle class families are being squeezed between the wealthy and poor and those families may be moving away from the state. the republicans proposed a bill that would allow individuals to save money in a tax-free savings

account that could be used towards buying a home and it's not clear if that has democratic support. her own cooking show and her own cookbook and pop-up restaurants and now getting her first san francisco -- >> a permanent brick and motor. curry is partnering with a chef, and their location is at the bottom of the millennium tower. that's the controversial that's the controversial high-rise in san francisco. >> too bad it's not right now in front of our studio in a food truck. >> yeah, i know. the heat is over for all of us. hi, everybody. let's look at the warriors' game forecast. keep it the curry

it's 58 degrees at 10:00. can you watch it on espn on our sister station. and the fog is trying to completely cover before and that's why the record highs are over, even if this fog doesn't make it to your neighborhood the cooling sea breeze will. this opens the doors for a chance of showers on saturday and a chance on sunday, and another chance on wednesday. high pressure being pushed off to the east by this heavier air and that's what is going to drop our temperatures dramatically today and the next couple of days. we are still a little above average. 77 to 81 in the south bay with san jose at 80. 68 at millbrae. upper 60s to low 60s along the coast today. only 65 today in downtown san francisco. we should get to 80 around napa, and along the east bay show, no

80s here. newark about 76. inland we are looking at temperatures at 81 to 87 degrees. look how far east the marine layer travels. if you want to, open up the windows and sleep in low to mid-50-degree weather. a chance of showers into the monterey bay on sunday. another chance of rain on wednesday. i want to take you back to the san mateo bridge. this is one of the only trouble spots we have had today and it's gone at this point. westbound 92 is moving along fine past the toll plaza. we had somebody that lost pallets all over the roadway there. traffic really has recovered. we will zoom in and show you what it looks like on the traffic maps as well. a little red as you make your way through the toll plaza area, and that improved and cleared early enough to bounce back. drive times for westbound 80, to

the maze in the yellow, 24 minutes, and then bay bridge to 101, you are in the yellow. we will talk about mass transit in a couple minutes. michael finney will give us ideas for how to play tourist in the bay area. so long land lines, the major milestone for service in our homes. and during the commercial break, we show you the traffic conditions and fog which is covering all the city except for covering all the city except for the city's t covering all the city except for the city's t ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ♪ ...or brightens your day... ♪

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6:23. new this morning, san francisco's commuter service, the chariot, is the first the chariot, is the first companyize in the a union representative says the wages are just not enough to survive in the bay area. developing news. two energy companies face questions from the federal government about how many customers are canceling their contracts. the security and exchanges

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#askfinney. and then the fourth annual east bay gibbs. a 24-hour online giving. this year east bay gives is expected to immobilize people to give $500 million to non-profits. log on to the website, abc7news.com, for more information on how to donate. a royal retirement. just from buckingham palace. and then at the live desk, i have been keeping an eye on orlando, florida. these are folks at the pulse nightclub, the site of the deadly mass shooting. how that area is about to change all coming up next. >> it's over. record highs no more. let's open the weather window ad show you why. look at the marine layer. look at the marine layer. all these

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prince phillip and the world reacting. first, the weather. take a look at the big changes we are monitoring right now. we are showing you the fog rolling in as the sun comes up. good morning to you on this thursday, may the fourth be with you. the fog is back. >> yeah, and people are talking about how hot it was and how hard it is to sleep, and now that's completely over. got some good news for you. if you like the heat, not coming back in the forecast anytime soon. we will be in a pattern that will be more dominant. and the surrounding neighborhoods, a quarter mile in half moon bay. and you can see the cloud cover trying to swallow san francisco. 47 to 61, and you even notice cooler conditions this morning. 56 to the coast, and sunny around the bay. and 57 at the coast and 80

inland. you will noticeit this evening. get outside, 55 to 68. an hour by hour look at showers coming up next. we are looking a little foggy here at emeryville. the fog crept in around the damma as you make your way towards the maze. quite a bit of fog out there this morning and have the dense fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. no major issues with ace this morning, just the warning that we have a large student group today. with b.a.r.t., the oakland airport connector is out of service this morning, and 5 delayed due to police activity. developing news in the south bay. san jose police shot and killed a man after they found two people dead inside a home.

>> matt keller is there live. >> reporter: changes this morning, natasha, here, at the investigation scene. they moved the armour vehicle and parked it here, and so they are having issues with the lighting this morning. they have yellow lights out here and they were having to wait for daylight to take the photographs of the scene and now they are waiting for the corner to take away the bodies of the victims and suspect. police found two people dead at a home here, and the team was called in. no word on the relationship between the suspect and the victims. the officer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the second officer-involved shooting in 24 hours.

lincoln avenue is open so kids should have no trouble getting to school a quarter mile away from here, and we heard from a sergeant on the scene saying he is expecting this scene to be open he investigated for a couple more hours. the house will vote on the measure that could be the first step in replacing and repealing the affordable care act. there was a face-to-face meeting with president trump, and the amendment gives states $8 billion over five years to help cover pre-existing conditions. the gop health care bill needs 216 votes to pass and it's expected to be very close. >> this is deadly. this is deadly. trumpcare means heart-stopping premium increases for americans. >> opponents for the bill are attacking republicans for scheduling the vote before the nonpartisan congressional budget

office has analyzed the bill and if it passes it has to go to the senate and that's where it could face a tougher fight. members of moveon.org say they are telling representatives to leave existing health care in place, and the valley is at noon in front of dianne feinstein's office. and trump is expected to ease limits on the richest groups in politics. it will coincide with the national day of prayer. national day of prayer. trump leaders. the owner of the pulse nightclub in orlando just unveiled her plans to build a permanent memorial for the victims of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history.

that shooting left 49 people dead last june. the owner, seen here, said she now knows it's her hope to show that pulse is a place of healing. they want to make it a community effort to design. the nightclub owner says they would eventually like to also build a museum to showcase some of the stories of the lives that were taken. back to you. >> thank you. 6:35 now. new this morning a. surprise announcement from the royal family. there was an emergecy meeting about prince phillip, the queen's husband. the palace says he will be stepping down from public live starting in the fall. prince phillip mentioned his desire to step back and spoke about his most important duty. >> it's to support the queen. >> what does that involve? >> supporting her.

everything that is valuable to her. >> the announcement was a source of intense speculation overnight, and there was tons of rumors. and then a jury to decide if a man is guilty of kidnapping and murdering hill five years ago. her body has never been found. a community meeting in san francisco in the coming days after police shot and killed a man, and the chief said two officers were walking around market street yesterday when they saw the suspect stabbing a subway sandwich shop employee. the two were arguing possibly over a sandwich. a witness snapped this photo of the victim being treated and he is expected to be okay. this is the first

officer-involved shooting since the chief took over, and some 2,000 officers are equipped with body cameras and police have not confirmed if there was footage of this incident. alameda authorities are investigating the death of a teenager hit by a train. the 16-year-old was riding his bike on a railroad bridge near his high school and his principal says students and staff are just devastated. >> he had a big heart. he was able to build close friendships and earn the support and loyalty of everyone around him. he will be incredibly missed. we are all incredibly heartbroken. >> police are looking into weather the student was wearing ear buds or anything that may have affected his hearing. and then all clear this morning after police investigated a suspicious package last night. san francisco officers shut down the area and issued a shelter in place.

officers gave the all-clear just before 11:00 last night. families of the san bernardino attack victims are suing the giants of social media. several families filed suit against facebook, google and twitter yesterday. they claim the companies helped isis by promoting attacks like the one in san bernardino. they have not responded and similar lawsuits have been thrown out by the courts which said the companies are not liable for what users post. and then a suit district is doing a poor job of teaching children with reading disorders. the goal of the suit is to insure there are policies and procedures in place so they have

the tools to teach all children. remember yesterday we had the spare the air for the east bay valley and hills? no more. now the clouds have not made it to you yet but they will. we will be cloudy tomorrow morning and even cooler than this morning, and most of us in the 60s right now. and then on the roads, patchy fog, especially golden gate up around petaluma and along the coast. your mass transit, your stops are going to be comfortable today. 57 in saratoga. the cool spot, los gatos. you can see the 40s and 50s until you get into the east bay where the 60s are, so you don't have to dress quite as warmly this morning. partly cloudy, 7:00. noon, scattered showers in the north bay. as we head into the afternoon and early evening hours, scattered light showers for the rest of us. 7:00, 8:00, the sun sets and the showers dwindle. we will get a couple 0.01 of rain, and so don't change your

plans. let's find out how your commute is go this morning. hi, alexis. >> i want to take you to san jose where we have a new rollover crash on state route 237. it's partially blocking the ramp and it's not a full closure or on the main line, there's just a delay on the 101 approaching. doesn't sound too serious at the moment. and then the fog, now really impacting the bay bridge commute. once you make it to the maze and metering lights everything looks okay, but san francisco you are socked in. depends on where you will be this morning. tracy to dublin, you are in the red now. up to 57 minutes, and just hearing about a new collision along that stretch and we'll talk more about that coming up next. and then southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, you are in the green at just 17 minutes. could cyber attackers turn

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this just in. former president barack obama getting involved in french politics. he is endorsing presidential candidate emanuel mccron. you can see the french subtitles. this is seen as a last-minute effort, obama's support is helpful. he is battling against far-right candidate, marine le pen. many people see le pen on the right as an extreme candidate, so there has been a lot of protests against marine le pen. they have been violent across france, so the concern there is that those will continue until sunday and we will see what happens in that election.

but president obama getting involved. who can forget san francisco's massive power outage last month? now we are learning it's exposing the need for 911 dispatchers. >> a dozen call takers during the april blackout which means people were hung up on. amy hollyfield is live at sfpd headquarters. >> reporter: on a normal day they need 14 and on that day they had 12, which is not a normal day. more than 200 people hung up during the first hour of the emergency when they called 911 because their call was not being answered. and that day was a wake up call. 88,000 customers lost fire because of a fire at the pg&e substation. and they are calling for a hearing to look into the 911nte. as of right now, officials don't

think the 911 center will have enough employees until they finish hiring more staff next year. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> amy, thank you. east palo alto police are looking for the driver of a hit-and-run that seriously hurt two teenage boys. it happened around 4:00 yesterday. the boys were walking across the street when they were hit. the driver appears to have run a stop sign and no word on the boys' condition this morning. facing political and public pressure, the mayor of oakland is backing away from plans to avert funds from a voter-approved soda tax measure. and residents threatened to campaign against her re-elect n re-election. she wanted to use that to help vote the deficit, and she had a change of heart after getting an earful from the public and council. former oakland mayor now

finds herself in the mist of a not in my neighborhood fight over a marijuana dispensary. she and her husband would serve as co-owners of a cannabis business. >> if in this neighborhood, and are misinforming the community. >> san francisco officials have >> san francisco officials have not the cell phone video captured a moment one family was asked to deplane. they had just wrapped up a vacation in hawaii and they were

buckled up and they were told they had to give up the seat. >> you either give up the seat or you are going to jail and your wife is going to jail and they will take your kids from you. >> he said he was furious because he paid for the seat, bought the ticket for his 18-year-old son. he told delta they would be using the seat for a toddler and it was not a problem until the flight got full. and so far no response from delta. now on to your morning money report. tim cook is announcing a new $1 billion fund to invest in u.s. manufacturing jobs. >> he made the announcement on cnbc's "mad money" last night. apple apparently already chose the company to invest in and cook says we will hear about that later this month. and then google shut down

phishing scam that could contain a link that said to read a document your friends sent you. if you do that, all of your information could be vulnerable. head to abc7news.com for tips next time you run into a scam. >> a lot of us got that yesterday and thankfully didn't open it. need a caffein fix but don't want to drink coffee? how about this? introducing an espresso buzz bagel. it goes on sale at einstein bagel locations across the country today and there are locations here in the bay area if you want to give it a try. cooler temperatures to greet us today, mike, so we can start

drinking the hot coffee again. >> hi, everybody. we were watching the fog yesterday afternoon and finally pushed through the golden gate bridge and now trying to take over all of the bay. 74 in san francisco at 10:00, and then we jumped up around 11:00 to a high of 82. and then held steady when it was supposed to be the hottest part of the afternoon. then we dropped down to 68 and then 59 by 5:00, and that's how quickly things turned around. today, clean and cooler air today. no spare the air, and up to 20 degrees cooler. a chance of scattered especially on saturday. all of the winds are blowing from the coast to our inland, and that's why only 65 degrees today. a big difference from the record high of 82. we flipped the switch and spring is back in oakland, 73 and low to upper 70s along the east bay

shore. down in the south bay, mild to warm from 77 in milpitas, and inland it's still going to be warm but not hot with temperatures in the low to mid-80s. look at the microclimates, 61 in half moon bay to palo alto at 78. across the north bay, 79 in santa rosa. patchy fog to sunshine for everybody. tonight, breezy and cooler tomorrow with 50s and 60s with scattered showers on saturday. pretty close to average on saturday with another chance of rain on wednesday. time for an update from alexis, looking at the south bay? >> yeah, southbound 101 off-ramp to state route 237, we confirm there are no serious injuries, and that person in the vehicle said they didn't need it, so that's good. a little delay on southbound 101, and that's a minor issue for a rollover being involved.

westbound 580 past grant line road, a new crash is blocking the slow lane so that's heavy out of tracy. nine miles per hour, and 16 miles per hour from 205 approaching altamont pass. and just sun glare, so sunglasses. our instagram photo of the day. if you have not yet, follow us at abcnewsbayarea. we have a live look at what we have a live look at what is

it's 6:54, and here are seven things you need to know today. devel following developing news in san jose. police have not said whether murders were random or targeted. notice the change when you step outside. the fog is back. watch out for some of the kids at the bus stops. look at those temperatures. 57 to 80. no more record highs. number three, of course with the cooler temperatures, yeah, we have fog in the marine layer out there this morning as well. still have a dense fog advisories in effect. you can see a few drops on the

traffic camera lens there, so you may have to flip the wipers on. san francisco supervisor called for a investigation in the 911 and response times. number five, hey, look at this, new video into the live desk. queen elizabeth and prince phillip leaving for buckingham. overnight it was announced the 95-year-old phillip is stepping down from public life this fall. number six, a big health care vote today. republicans say their bill to replace the affordable care act does have enough support to pass the house but it's expected to face a bigger challenge once it gets to the senate. and then it's may 4th, and it's may the fourth be with you today. it was two years after the release of the first "star wars"

movie. today taking an opportunity to remember carrie fisher again today. >> thank you for watching today. abc7 news continues right now on facebook and twitter. >> we hope you will enjoy the temperatures. 20 degrees lower in some places? >> yeah, no records today. tomorrow morning, oh, it's going to feel refreshing. >> take a look at the fog rolling in as the sun comes up. "gma" is next and we're back in 25 minutes. she's a newly wed. >> she used to be a dj. >> because her parents lived here. >> true story. >> loves hollywood. >> and michigan football. she's from a really small town. >> no rush hour there. >> alexis tackles bay area traffic like a boss. >> it's like she has secret traffic sighting

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