>> this is the red team and the purple team. mike nicco is leading the weather coverage with the purple tie. >> you changed your tie? >> about an hour ago. >> i have purple on my skirt, can't see it. thanks, buddy. i appreciate that. let's talk about what is going on weather-wise. yeah, we all love each other. two miles visibility in half moon bay, otherwise don't worry, the clouds are breaking just a little bit. tamalpais. what happened to the 90s? the 80s? even the 70s? they are all gone. grab a coat if you are heading out this evening, and with the cutting breeze it will feel cooler than that. 40s in your forecast for the lows and a chance of rain tomorrow also, and we'll talk about that, but here's my perfect purple partner. >> i don't want to try and say

that, it's a tongue twister. took a while to get the bay bridge toll plaza to fill in, and lights on later than average at about 5:29 this morning. no blocking issues and drive times are friday light for the most part. 80, highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes. and in the green at just ten minutes, san francisco to sfo. we will talk about ace coming up next. and then the owners of a school are trying to figure out what is next after somebody ransacked it. >> in the meantime police are trying to figure out who did this. this. abc7 news matt keller is live >> reporter: look at this, a broken window in the front of the school. somebody has been staying here all night. i just talked with the janitor, and he said that they are waiting to find out if the school is going to be open

today. they are waiting for the owners to arrive on campus, and they were cleaning up all day yesterday and a big mess inside and outside, and he stayed here, the janitor stayed here all night to make sure the vandalism doesn't happen again. we will show you what took place on the campus, the students ages 6 weeks to 6 years old was supposed to be a big "star wars" party on thursday and that didn't happen because of the vandalism. a parent of one of the started ag gofundme page to hel started ag gofundme page to hel with the repairs. i have a breaking news update. we just got confirmation that it

was, indeed, a ups cargo plane that crashed in charleston, west virginia. we have been keeping an eye on the images all morning long. the plane went down on the hillside on the other side of all the fire trucks and emergency personnel you see. it went on the other side of the bushes and the crews are looking down into the hill. no word if anybody was injured or killed. right now yager airport where this happened is closed. this happened is closed. it's not a big airport it was the parents of a

gunman's ex-girlfriend shot and killed overnight. the father was the vice president of a silicon valley tech giant. police have not identified the shooter. they took the couple's 13-month-old as hostage before letting him go. the shooter was killed by police after he pointed the gun at them. >> he did not give my officers a choice and it's a tragic, tragic incident perpetrated by evil. >> police say the couple's daughter was not at the house at the time of the shootings and that she had a restraining order against her ex. he had a history of mental illness, domestic violence and drunk driving. at least ten people have been arrested from the riots that happened at berkeley, and these three were part of the

violent assaults. they are asking for anybody that has pictures or video of the violence to send it in. if these three look familiar call berkeley police. president trump expressing confidence after the house passed the measure for the health care yesterday. with only 52 republicans in the senate, they can afford very few defectors. several republican senators have voiced concerns already. some say they don't like the provisions to eliminate pre-existing conditions and the freezing of medicaid expansion. lawmakers on the other side say the bill will not clear the next legislative hurdle. >> mr. president, i am sorry to disappoint you. this bill in its current form is not getting through the senate. >> experts say any bill that comes to a vote would include changes to the house version which means the bill would go to the committee to work out differences and that would bring another vote in both chambers.

>> what does it mean for all of us here in california? it could have a huge impact especially for the millions of people covered through the affordable care act. according to analyst there is little money in the new bill to help people with pre-existing conditions pay for medicare. the money will only cover $100,000, and california has 300,000 people with pre-existing conditions. conditions. it will cut medi-cal $248,000. you can read the details on our website, abc7news.com. a sign of the times. a live look at san francisco where you can see people waking up here. these are dozens of parents who pitched their tents just so they can get a spot in a coveted after school care program. some of them have been there since wednesday. there are only four spots to

serve elementary schools. some parents have been camped out for days now and the wait is almost over for them with registration opening in less than an hour at 7:00 a.m. and then finally relief in the north bay for people that rely on a key section of highway 1. a portion of the road is set to open today after it was damaged by winter storms. our media partner reports cars will be able to use highway 1 between pan rammin highway and muir woods road. there will work still being done between slide ranch and steep ravine, and caltrans says that section will not open until early september. four bay area high school students are schooling their school after racist posts appeared on social media. why they say their punishment is too extreme. the businessman 2: we've gone over the numbers several times, and... businessman 1: yea, yea, yea...you know what i'm craving right now? businessman 1: (over speaker) --guacamole and bacon.

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if you are on the bay today it's windy this evening, and if you are on the roads caution for the patchy drizzle. and low to mid-50s on the peninsula. pretty much low to mid-50s everywhere else. now here's what's going to happen today. look at the temperatures around the coast. 70s inland. 60s and barely 70s tomorrow. look at the big change on sunday as temperatures start to push 80 again inland. we have a slight chance of showers tomorrow and that hour by hour look is coming up next. we are looking friday light through the walnut creek area. 680 on the southbound side there, normally we would see a ton of brake lights at this hour but it's friday and we will enjoy it while it lasts. issues with ace this morning having signal problems on the altamont pass. ace 3 has a two-minute delay, and we can expect delays for the rest of the morning trips.

350 students will be on ace 7 this morning returning on ace 10 this afternoon and will add extra cars since there will be extra riders today. i don't know about you guys, but when i say i am from the bay area, people from within 30 seconds they say napa. a new report backs that up. 3.5 million people visited napa last year, and spent a lot of money, nearly $2 billion bucks, and that's an increase in spending from 2014, 18%. and most international tourists came from china, canada and australia. >> we always complain how expensive it is to live here, but we have good news for bay area renters this morning. apartments are costing a little less. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one

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commented on racist posts on the social network. the post sparked large protest back in march. the students claim they were bough raided in a makeshift public square and wrong flee suspended. the student that posted it could be expelled. uc santa cruz will meet all of the demands of a student group after protests. they took over the administration building and we were live to see this. administrators agreed to guarantee the students can paint the dorm black, green and black and diversity training for all students. those changes will start in the fall. breaking news on the us economy. the jobs report was just released and our unemployment rate has fallen and it's the

lowest number in a decade. unemployment now at 4.4%. the u.s. added 211,000 jobs in april. a sign of the economy is sluggish, growth in the first quarter may have proven tempora temporary. if you are looking for a new place to live, there's a new report that shows the bay area rental market is softening. for example, the median cost of a two bedroom apartment in san francisco is down 2.5%, and you will stay pay $4,550 a month on average. and oakland is nearly up 1%, though, and the average two bedroom there goes for about $2,500. >> has your rent gone down? >> no. >> mine has not. the burners at symmetry

labs, building a tree for burning man. you heard me right. build a tree. it's three stories high and has an l.e.d. light in each of the leaves. it's sturdy enough to climb, and sensors will allow burners to manipulate the sight and sound through movement. the goal is $80,000 to raise and the total is $18,000, so they have a way to go. >> looks normal during the day and at night the tree lights up. i think about the birds. >> you don't think the birds are already freaked out already? >> they fly away for the weekend. yeah. our warm weather, it's gone. bye. >> yeah, it's gone for the weekend, too. hi, everybody. wanted to talk about the delays. yesterday we talked about the clouds coming back and creating delays.

1:05, that's getting into sfo. mount tam looking beautiful. a slim chance for storms to form tomorrow but there's still a chance. warmth will return for a few days next week. let's look at today's temperatures. 57 at half noon bay. mid to upper 60s around the bay shore. it's going to be cooler tonight. look how refreshing that could be if you open your windows, mid-40s to about 50 degrees. here's a look at an area of low pressure, and it's going to slide down through all the chilly and breezy air and bring us an isolated shower tomorrow. waking up partly cloudy and breezy and becomes windy as the low rolls in there. moving to the north bay by 3:00, and a chance for the rest of us as we head through the afternoon and evening hours, once the sun sets, they are gone, that's it, and warmer weather on the way for sunday after tomorrow being

our coolest day and the day with the fastest breezes. 60s, 70s and 80s on monday tuesday and wednesday. good morning, finally good news in the south bay. we had the crash for most of the morning on southbound 101 before brokaw road. we got the all-clear a few moments ago, and that's the one that started off with a disabled vehicle and was hit by a couple more and major injuries were reported in that crash and they just got the scene cleared and everything should be wide open there. that was the lighter side of things so no residual delays. in san francisco we are getting reports of a large sinkhole or major pothole on 7th street. i am not seeing delays there on the surface street flows but you will want to avoid that if possible this morning. a quick check outside. the bay bridge camera looking good. we are just hearing about debris causing flat tires, and i will have an update coming up around 6:30. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on

abc 7. >> and amy robach live with what is ahead. >> good morning to you, reggie and natasha. house republicans finally passing a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump celebrating that victory overnight and the senate now set to cast their votes. we're breaking down what the current health care bill could mean for you if it becomes law. and the disturbing incident at a pennsylvania high school, a student being slammed to the ground and others coming forward alleging a culture of abuse. more on that this morning. and then our first look at the bombshell new documentary following princess diana's last 100 days, and we approach the 20th anniversary of her death. that's all coming up next here on "gma." a disturbing campus crime. the warning going out to parents in canada after a hack attack may have broadcast their kids online. new at 6:00, does your

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somebody hacked into school cameras in canada. the privacy commissioner launched an investigation into the use of webcam surveillance at a school in i owna. officials recently learned the video feed could be seen by anybody online, and that includes images gathered at the water fountain and near the boy's bathroom. the school checking all security cameras to make sure the settings won't allow this to happen again. new at 6:00 a.m., we know exercising is good for you, right? but what about swearing? a study shows uttering profanities while you workout apparently makes you stronger. the first study involved 29 people cycling on the bike and they asked them to repeat a curse word or neutral word and guess what they found out. >> tell me. >> participants are stronger if they use profanity.

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♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ 6:30 on a friday. welcome to cinco de mayo, may 5th. >> made it to the end of the week and yes there have been major changes weather-wise. >> looks pretty whaw us there at the bridge. >> the camera picked that up earlier today. it's not a big deal and most of dry by now. the temperatures are going to tumble and it's going to feel like fall outside. you can see the cold front rolling through. look at that. our east bay hills camera, yeah, there are low clouds and high clouds hanging out there.

so 51 to 55 this morning. look at that. we stay in the 50s at the coast, barely mid to upper 60s at the bay and inland, and when the breezes kick in this afternoon and evening, mid to upper 50s, grab a coat and know it's not going to be wet. overall we have been friday light, but we have a new issue on the lower deck of the bay bridge. east bay 80 before treasure island, there's metal debris a lot of vehicles hit and we have cars with flat tires and maybe one lane blocked but no significant backup and that's counter commute but we will keep an eye on that one. wide open at 880 and the crash north of here on the southbound side that was blocking for about two hours this morning and that has finally cleared. we have a trouble spot in san francisco and we will talk more about that coming up next. happening right now, dozens of parents camping out. they spent the night on the street in south san francisco. >> the dedication this takes is

stunning and it's all in the hopes of winning a spot for their child in the after school program. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. their wait is almost over. they packed up their tents. they are standing in line now instead of sleeping in tents. the staff got here early and is setting up so they can get the people's applications processed so they can get home. some got here yesterday morning and sat up their tent and held their place in line. they are doing this to get their kid a spot in the after school program. parents say it was a long night but they did their best to pass the time. >> me and the other guys, we kind of organized ourselves. we put our tents together and we -- i had a little speaker, and one of them had a computer and what we did is we actually logged into his hot spot and we kind of watched the game last

night while we were waiting. go warriors, right? >> reporter: good thing the warriors won, right? the program director says they just don't have classroom space or qualified teachers to expand the program so all these parents are trying for only 40 available spots. they tell me it was a cold and windy night and they are ready to get home. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. new this morning on the peninsula, the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating after a car hit a woman in millbrae. it happened as she was crossing elcamino real and she was in the crosswalk when she was hit and no word on her condition this morning. she was taken to the hospital. breaking news from the abc7 news desk. >> a quick update from overseas. a u.s. service member killed and two more hurt in somalia. i just got a statement from u.s. africa command, and they say

they were involved in an operation against the terror group, al shabaab. it's affiliated with al qaeda and u.s. forces have been in somalia trying to help that country's military to keep recruits away from al qaeda. back to you. >> thank you. new developments in shooting involving a san francisco police officer this week. it's not the first time this officer fired his weapon while on duty. the officer shot and wounded a man in the ocean view neighborhood in january. that photo right there is of cha the night of the shooting. he shot a man after moore punched and kicked two other officers and that's a look at the video that we have of it when that happened. now on wednesday officer cha killed a man stabbing an employee on market street. then he pointed a gun at officers and cha fired and both incidents remain under

investigation. the battle over health care moves to the senate today. president trump and republicans celebrated the narrow passage of the house gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare. there are still major roadblocks ahead in the senate where the bill is expected to undergo significant changes. moderate republicans are already saying they are not going to support it and are preparing to write their own bill instead. the gop holds a narrow advantage over the democrats in the senate leaving a narrow margin for leaving a narrow margin for error. we spoke with the kaiser foundation which is nonpartisan and non-profit and they crunched the numbers last night and this morning. two scenarios, first, let's talk about a 27-year-old male that lives in los angeles making about $75,000 a year, and he's an intrapreneur and pays for his insurance, and under obamacare

he was paying $250 a month, and with the new health care bill he will pay $767, and that's a savings of more than $2,000 a year. >> big savings. so what is the worst case scenario. >> this is the doomsday scenario, and we crunched this hard with kaiser to make sure it was legit and it was. this is a 60-year-old couple in nebraska, retired and living off $25,000 a year and so money is tight, and under obamacare they were spending about $1,050 a year, and under the new plan, again, this is all preliminary, they are going to pay year. >> you know people will say what? >> we went back to kaiser and they said there was a couple reason for this. older people are going to be charged more for insurance in some cases. the other reasons, this is

nebraska. this is very rural. the big point right here is the tax credit. the new tax credit is smaller. >> wow, that is a lot to take in and that number is stunning. we have a lot more on how the new health care bill could impact you and the full kaiser family report and that's all at abc7news.com, and on our abc7 news app. and then a probe into uber's software. it was a fake version of the app to evade law enforcement agencies cracking down to service and they were trying to conceal the location of drivers from competitors as well as would-be attackers. voters may get to decide next year whether to eliminate california's brand-new gas tags and vehicle fee increase. yesterday orange county assemblyman filed for an initiative for a 2018 ballot measure that would repeal the new law governor brown just signed last week.

it funds $5 billion a year for road improvements. proponents of the measure will need to collect more than 365,000 signatures and then it will be placed on the ballot. and the ghost card trying to upright a sunken barge. they are going to rotate the barge upright on sunday morning. most of the work will be done below the water's surface and it will take several weeks to upright that ship and toe it away, and the barge sank during a storm last month. useful info for you on this cinco de mayo. a free ride home for you and your car if you find yourself in trouble tonight. aaa is ready to come to the aid of revelers that party hard. it's offering free towing service from 6:00 tonight through 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. if you think you had too much to drink, you can all 800-aaa-help.

this is available to everybody and not just aaa members. check out this sunrise from mount tamalpais this morning. little more colorful earlier. i posted a picture of that on social media. check it out @mikeniccoabc7newsnow. it's going to be windy and choppy on the water. out and about, it's cooler than yesterday. you don't have to worry about the heat taxing you, but still the shine could burn you. and the wind will blow and the sand all over the place. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. looks different than yesterday, doesn't it? cloudy but not foggy. let's take a look at the temperatures down in the south bay. and 51 in los gatos. san jose at 57. most of us in the 50s this

morning except for bodega bay at 48. we will look at a slight chance of a scattered showers and warmer weather next week in our accuweather 7-day forecast. we are friday light for the most part. i want to take you into san francisco where we have trouble on 7th street. we have a major sinkhole that we have a major sinkhole that opened up between town bran none. it's five feet by 14 feet. that's significant. we have a full closer of 7th street between townsend and brannan, and that's going to be a long-term situation. i am not sure what that will entail to repair that but i will keep you updated as soon as we get more information. a quick check outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. this is one of the few slow spots. i know mike mentioned friday

light and all of the traffic cameras look better than this one does. >> that 7th street closure will be a pain. elon musk making an interesting request with his plan to dig underground for tunnels to ease traffic and how he wants you to help. a ups plane has gone down in west virginia. i just got an update on the victims as crews continue to deal with the emergency situation. trouble for a once-popular seafood chain. the difficult decision joe's crab shack could be making next week. four officers forced to ride in a single car. now san francisco police say it could impact response times. tonight at 11:00 p.m., abc

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welcome back. i want to bring you an update on the cargo plane crash in west virginia. i have confirmed two people were killed in the crash. just got a statement from ups also, and it says the victims are not ups employees and the plane was contracted to carry packages for ups and took off from louisville, kentucky this morning. the entire area around yager airport in west virginia shut down because they are dealing with a huge fuel leak coming from the plane. reggie and natasha, back to you. >> thanks for the update. we are tracking developing news in the south bay where police are looking for vandals

that ransacked a school in san jose. >> matt is live at the mon monta sory school. >> reporter: i want to show you the sign for parents and students. it says sorry we are closed due to vandalism and apologize for the inconvenience. as we come in you can see some of the damage here. this is one of the windows that was broken and inside it was a mess. i just talked to somebody who was in charge of the janitorial services here and he said they had to keep the room like it is until the insurance company comes here and they can figure out how they are going to pay for it and then take three days to clean up so they won't be open until at least monday. we want to show you some of the video from inside, and diapers everywhere and toys and furniture damaged. it's a mess. parents say this happened overnight wednesday into supposed to have a big "star

wars" party on thursday and that did not happen because of the vandalism. a parent of one of the students started a gofundme page to help pay for the repairs. posted a picture on that page. so far people have raised more than $4900. the goal is $10,000, and we set up a link to that gofundme page on our website, abc7news.com. matt keller, abc7 news. elon musk wants to drill tunnels under ground to solve the commute above ground. he took to twitter about his so-called boring company. he started with think about a name for our first tunneling machine. and then 90 minutes later he tweeted, kind of like snoop dug. the puns. and musk plans to build the

series of tunnels in l.a. because of the terrible traffic here, and just saying we have the same problems in the bay area. the warriors are taking off for salt lake city at noon today as the round two series against the jazz shifts to utah. >> they just cruised from there, and they lead the series 2-0 now. the dubs have had the lead 94 of the total 96 minutes in both games. >> having not been tested yet in the playoffs -- >> i am going to switch seats with you next game. and then you let me know if you thought that was easy. >> all-star draymond green left the game with a knee injury, and then he came back and he says he will be fine for game three. natasha, only one place you can watch the game. you know where that is?

>> right here. >> our coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow and that's followed by toyota after the game with larry beil, mike shumann, and carry keating. >> dub nation, we love seeing your photos and have been showing them all morning long. share your photos and video on social media with #dubson7. >> love it. >> so good. now your morning money report. financial trouble for joe's crab shack. there are reports the seafood chain is about to file for bankruptcy. >> the parent company could file as soon as next week. ignite operates 112 locations including the one here at fisherman's wharf in san francisco. they had a no tipping policy and backed off from that last year. and could be the tallest art display in the country. the city planning commission is

considering a plan to add a nine-story l.e.d. sculpture to the top. this image provided by boston properties. don't ask me what that's supposed to be at the top because we can't figure it out. the eupb the images could be a montage of san francisco captured from six cameras around the city. this man has filled in a few boxes in his pro soccer career. talented. >> check. >> rich. a reported network of $6 million. >> most people would say check, check, check. now he checked off a new box. one of the top five people followed on instagram. he just received his 100 millionth follower. and here are the most-followed celebs on instagram. the only athlete and male in that top five.

>> as the kids say, the thirst is real. >> i want to know whose idea that was to put that before the weather. that shift was not fair. >> follow mike nicco on instagram. >> maybe i can get up to 77,000 -- for gosh shakes. here's a look at the exploratori exploratorium. here's a look at some of the low clouds hanging around and the drizzle becoming less and less of an option this morning. breezy and cooler conditions also. it's going to feel like fall today and tomorrow. a slight chance of showers tomorrow and warmer and calmer next week. let's skwrupl into thjump into . and they will be up to around 20 or 30 miles per hour and even 45 at the coast later today. that's where it's going to be in the 50s for a high. mid-60s, about 64 to 68 around the bay, and 69 to 72 inland. a far cry from the 90s we had in the records just two days ago.

tonight, it's going to be cooler. mid-40s to low 50s. here's a quick look. tomorrow morning we wake up cloudy and with the chilly temperatures. notice by noon there's a slight chance of a stray shower around clear lake and that energy slides and you can see southward. at 3:00 a couple showers up in the north bay. from 3:00 to 8:00, a couple showers traverse in the north bay to the south bay, and then they go away. and here's a look at the temperatures. cooler tomorrow. 50s and 60s, that's it. we had lows warmer than that a couple days ago. 70s for sunday. 60, 70s and 80s monday and tuesday, and a slight chance for wet weather on wednesday as we transition back to slightly cooler weather. want to take you back to the lower deck of the bay bridge, and it sounds like some pieces of metal that folks hit and got flat tires this morning. before you get to treasure island we have cal workers on

the scene trying to assist those vehicles, and have not seen much of a backup, and one of the caltrans workers was already hit by a vehicle so slow down and give them room because they are trying to help out other drivers this morning. westbound 80 through emeryville, looking great as you head towards the maze. drive times looking good, too. westbound 580 across the rafael bridge, and dumbarton bridge, 13 minutes. bridge, 13 minutes. we'll head back to the

if you are just joining us and heading out the door, the seven things you need to know. breaking news we have been watching from the live desk. a u.s. service member has been killed in somalia. officials say they were taking part in an operation against al saw bob, and two other service members were hurt. looking for the person that vandalized this school in san jose. a parent of one student started a gofundme page to help with repairs, and we have link on our website if you want to help, abc7news.com. and the murder case, dna belonging to torres was found on lamar's clothing. the defense claims that she could actually still be alive. number four, the long wait is over for the dozens of

dedicated parents that camped out on the street in south san francisco. if you follow our reporter on the ground, amy hollyfield, you will know registration just opened a few for people trying to get a spot for their child in a coveted after school program. there are only 40 spots. number five, six examples of what a weather whiplash we have gone through in the last 36 hours. record highs to 26 degrees cooler today with temperatures in the 60s and even cooler tomorrow. number six, we have reports of a major sinkhole on 7th street, and this has 7th closed between townsend and brannan. you can go to my twitter account if you want to look at that. a brooklyn cafe suing starbucks for $10 million because of the unicorn c cappucci cappuccino, because they launched one months before and

it has had a trademark pending since january, and starbucks said this suit has zero merit. >> if you look at the black len version. >> a latte and trprap very different. >> yeah, this is on 7th between townsend and brannon in san francisco, and no injuries, so that's great. pb an update is coming up i5 minutes. mike nicco was born to do weather. >> not your typical morning weather guy. >> loves fast cars and '80s rock. >> his facebook page? >> weather and oreo. >> that's his cat. >> he loves animals. >> he helped hundreds find new homes. >> they are his everything. >> m

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and enjoy the derby tomorrow. good morning, america. victory lap. overnight president trump celebrates his health care win on his first trip back to new york after the house passes a bill to repeal and replace obamacare. >> we will have great, great health care for everyone in our nation. >> democrats on the attack warning it will cost republicans and millions of americans big. the bill now faces a crucial fight in the senate. tornado warning. the southeast on alert for more severe weather after a storm knocks down buildings in north carolina overnight. a twister destroying this store in georgia. and a funnel cloud spotted in atlanta at the country's busiest airport. now the carolinas to maine bracing for more dangerous weather as record flooding hits the midwest. inside princess diana's last days. the new revelations about her tumultuous relationship with pr