cold and windy out here. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> talk about a sign of the times. thank you so much. the san mateo sheriff's office is investigating when a car hit a woman in millbrae around 10:30 last night. she was in the crosswalk at the time this happened. no word yet on her condition this morning. new developments involving a shooting with a san francisco police this week. it's not the first time the officer has fired his weapon on duty. he shot and wounded a man in january and this is a photo cha the night of that evening. on wednesday, the officer shot and killed a man that was stabbing an employee at the stand witch subway shot and he pointed a gun at them and cha

then fired. the battle over health care moves to the senate today. and abc news reporter has the latest from washington. latest from washington. >> good morning, ready to take on health care. this morning the fight over health care now in the hands of the senate. the senate. the >> trump praised australia's government-funded universal health care hours after celebrating a pass in the house that would gut obamacare.

who could face even more protests back home, and millions at risk of not having insurance under the republican bill defeated democrats in the house. >> they put their name next to your paying for more less and we will make sure that the public is aware of that. >> senate republicans saying the country should buckle up for a longer process on their side. a major rescue overnight in los angeles near dodger stadium. we just had this video from the scene, two hikers trapped on an extremely hillside. firefighters responded to the ground and in the air and you can see rescuers there repelling down from above and pulling each of the hikers up the hillside.

we don't know how long they were trapped there, and both hikers doing fine and don't have major kwreuri injuries. the coast guard is going to start the process of rotating the barge upright early on sunday morning. most of the work will be done below the water surface and it will take several weeks to up right the ship and tow it away. the bart sank during a storm last month. and voters can decide whether to eliminate the gas tax and vehicle increase. there was an initiative filed to repeal the brand-new law that governor brown just signed last week. the gas tax funds more than $5 billion annuall annually

the justice department is opening a criminal probe into uber's use of software to invade regulators. gray ball let uber deploy a fake version of its app. the company says it used the software to conceal the locations of drivers from competitors or would-be attackers. and then ap a woman here does not speak english but french, and gate agents let her on the wrong flight. instead of checking her boarding pass, flight attendants put her in another one. her family says they are concerned about united's security lapse. >> this is not about money. this is about united airline

getting serious with their employees. my aunt could have been anybody. she could have been a terrorists. >> 28 hours of travel later she finally ended up in paris. the airline has given her a full refund of her fare. a free ride home for you and your car if you find yourself in trouble on seen kcinco de mayo. people can call aaa. a tow truck will take you home free. the service is available to anybody and you don't have to be a aaa member. good news for your morning commute. golden gate bridge, not as foggy but still cloudy out there and the winds were faster than yesterday, cutting across the bridge at 21 miles per hour, so hold on. in fact, could the breezes be

too fast on the bay today. maybe not if you are kite surfing. it's going to be cooler if you are out and about doing exercising. temperatures about the same in san francisco as yesterday morning. 51 to about 53 degrees. you can see sunny side, glen park. 53 around ocean beach. we have pretty much low to upper 50s everywhere. only at 62 degrees. here's a look at the ferry building and you can see the winds blowing the clouds and the cloudiness. uv index will be high. let's focus on tomorrow, and you will notice we still have a chance of a stray shower developing in the north bay as we head towards noon, and green spots as we head into the afternoon and evening hours, and by the time the sun sets so does that chance. it's going to be breezy this weekend and even cooler if

possible. i will show you that in the accuweather 7-day forecast. taking a look at the roads this morning we are off to a quiet start. here's 680 southbound lanes through walnut creek, and it's friday, too. hopefully we will have a friday light commute. a little bit of a backup here. if you are leaving los gatos, you can see that on southbound 17. we do have overnight roadwork around the statues there so the far left lane is blocked. they should be wrapping it up by 5:00 this morning and we should get rid of the little red we are seeing, so some slight delays on highway 17. we'll take a look at the drive times in the central valley coming up in less than ten. this is not your normal invitation to dinner. changing perceptions of islam one meal at a time. about to go global and not everybody is happy. everybody is happy. we're getting ready for a

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a wheelchair-bound elderly woman in california, and then here's the scary part, he's leaving with something in his arms and then in the surveillance video you actually see the w bound woman entering the living room. this video is being made public by police. they are hoping to catch this guy since they have such a great image of him, and again, just at the tail end of it you will see the woman kind of coming out here and saying, what is happening? but, again, police want to find this guy and it's incredible video that we have. back to you. >> thanks. happening today guest will join a palo alto muslim family to dinner thanks to a 15-year-old girl. and we were in palo alto as she had a sign saying have dinner with a muslim family. >> i want to make it clear to

the community that we aren't who terrorists are and we want to be part of the community and we want to be united, and we are, like -- we are all human. >> her dad is joining her and they plan on standing on a corner every thursday afternoon to get that message out. she has friends willing to open their doors to the community. their doors to the community. bay log neat kwraus. it's the hometown craft beer with a corky sense of humor. many beers have been brewed in the north bay for more than 20 years, and lagunitas sold to haoeueinekeheineken.

and some who don't fully understand it all may say it's selling out. truth is we are now buying in. mcgehee says nothing will change. no jobs lost and the quality of the beer untouched. loyal beer drinkers have doubts. >> one has to wonder, you know, is the quality sill going to be here. is the craftiness still going to be available. >> competing brewers have set up >> competing brewers have set up shop down the street from haoeu >> beer is competitive. it should be. it makes everybody work harder and dry harder. >> from what i know about heineken, when they purchase something they leave them alone. >> never fear, beer drinkers, the company says log neatious will not change a thing, no matter how you spell it.

california is a step closer to moving our presidential primary from june to march. the state senate voted to approve the change. the state assembly passed a similar measure last month. the goal is to give the state more political influence. our primary last year happened after donald trump and hillary clinton had become the presumptive nominees. and the first roots community health center opened it's doors in alameda. it will indicator to african-american ancestry. it wanted to address discrepancies in the community. a state senator leno is that the first person to throw his hat in what is expected to be a crowded field.

leno is a former city supervisor and state assemblymen. he wants to focus on civil rights. he has the backing of several members of the board of supervisors. the warriors are taking off for salt lake city at noon today as the round two series shifts to utah. >> and they beat the jazz 115-106 and lead the series 2-0. the dubs have had the lead in 94 of the 96 total minutes in both games. >> what are your thoughts of keeping the team motivated and focused having not been tested yet in the playoffs. ? >> i am going to switch seats with you next game and you let me know if you thought that was easy. >> and green had to leave the game with a knee injury in the fourth quarter and later returned and said he will be fine for game three.

abc7 is your home for the warriors showdown. that's followed by after the that's followed by after the game is panel. >> show your dub pride, and use #dubson7 so we can find it and share it on tv. check out the weather for the weekend. fought going to be like last weekend. >> no, not even close. here's the first sign of it. we're going to have arrival delays in sfo. they usually let us know about 6:00, so give them another hour and 14 minutes. and a slight chance of showers still lingers in tomorrow's forecast. it's still not a game changer. warmer and calmer next week. we are gusting to 30 in fairfield. everybody else around 8 to 14 miles per hour. we will be up to about 20 to 25

for the better part of the afternoon and evening hours. upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay. it will be a breezy 62 at millbrae, to a breezy 66 in redwood city. only mid to upper 50s along the coast with blowing sand possible today. 60 in downtown san francisco. hard to believe we were 23 degrees warmer just a couple days ago. north bay upper 60s to low 70s. santa rosa, sonoma, and calistoga and napa. mid to upper 60s along the east bay shore with oakland at 64. as you head into the valleys, 69 to 72 degrees. it's going to be a cool one again tonight. look at all the 40s, and even cooler than this morning, thanks to a partly cloudy sky. my accuweather 7-day forecast, a few stray showers tomorrow and then milder and not as breezy on sunday and the warmest days look like monday and tuesday before another slight chance of rain rolls in on wednesday. are those drops on the lens? >> yeah, they are, mike. we both had to flip our wipers

on a few times this morning. on the san mateo bridge, you may have to flip them on more than once or twice this morning. a few sprinkles out there today, nothing heavy but a possibility, and a couple high wind advisories as well on the bay advisories as well on the bay bridge and srau tpherben bridge. we do have a new sounds like minor issue in the south bay and we will check on that coming up next. if you ever had one of those days when a cold one could hit the spot but you don't want to get up and fetch it. a man in new zealand may have the answer. get your horse to do it. the horse's name is hokey pokey. he's been trained with a clicker to open a cooler, get a beer and bring it back to her owner. we didn't ask if she can open the bottle with her teeth, but

that's going a little too far, don't you think? >> there are many things about >> there are many things about this that are the sales force tower dominates the skyline, but what is that? we will talk about what could be a new digital art display. we pay taxes on just about everything, right? california may be ready to tax the final frontier. first this morning's tech bytes. first this morning's tech bytes. >> the ultimate way incoming or out going signals including blue truth and wi-fi connections. and then making a cryptic announcement overnight. >> showing the world what is next at a product unveiling next month and speculation is growing that it's a new tablet.

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tower, and it's the tallest building in san francisco and we could see public art at the top of it that may just blow your mind. the planning commission is considering adding a l.e.d. sculpture to the top of the building and this is an example of what it could look like. the images could include a montage of the city that could be captured by across san francisco. we are looking at somebody falling. >> yeah. >> tweets at 11:00 in thinking about a name for the machine, and then maybe ultimate boring machine, the second.

and then 90 minutes later he tweeted kind of like snoop dug. >> oh, my. >> yeah, the late-night tweets. he plans to build a series of tunnels in los angeles to help people avoid the terrible traffic there. and then aiming to help people plan for the future. the agency wants feedback in plans to replace the diesel trains with electric trains, and it will need grant funding to complete it. some other interesting points that we found out from the meeting. cal train is facing a $20 million deficit next year, one-third of passengers are considered new, in other words, they have taken the train for less than a year and a survey shows avoiding traffic, the shows avoiding traffic, the number one reason, no surprise

there. and then five bicycles stolen at various stations around the system. the boys of summer back home, at least over in oakland. it will feel like the fall classic with a temperature of 59 at 7:05. look at winds this morning, not too bad. look how they increase. especially along the coast. if you are think about going to the coast to watch the sunset. winds will be noisy overnight, 25 to 30 miles per hour. they will calm down a little bit tomorrow morning and then return to the 25 to 35 gusting tomorrow evening, but should be a little calmer for sunday. here's alexis. we are doing okay on the south bay on the northbound side of 880. we do have a problem in the southbound lanes. flipping over to the traffic maps, southbound 101 around brokaw road, we had a disabled

vehicle sitting in the far right lane, and unfortunately somebody ran into the vehicle so i am not sure how serious that is, but we have one lane blocked and chp is on the way to the scene, so that was a stalled vehicle and that turned into a collision. next traffic update coming in at 5:00 p.m. a company suing starbucks oer the unicorn cappuccino. a brooklyn cafe says as a result customers got confused. you see this brooklyn cafe has something called the unicorn latte which it introduced months ago in december, and many people assumed it was the same thing starbucks was serving up and the cafe wants $10 million and a public apology. starbucks says the lawsuit is without merit. they say death and taxes, taxes are something we can't escape and they may become a thing in space.

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