indication. he arrived here yesterday morning and had several meetings with a variety of tech leaders, including sales force ceo mark benoff. the prime minister is here to strengthen u.s. and canadian relations and to encourage silicon valley to do more business in canada. he was greeted with a lot support from san franciscans trying to catch a glimpse. >> we're in the summer of love and gay rights. he resonates with creating a world with more diversity. people of san francisco love him. >> this morning, he'll meet with governor jerry brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsome. they plan to talk about trade and the climate. those meetings start here this morning at 8:15. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. it's now 4:30 f you're just waking up to us, hello. let's get an update on your weather and traffic. lisa, what say you? >> reggie, good morning to you.

we are looking at a nice shot and advice nlt is good in san francisco. temperatures are cool at the coast. 40 degrees. 50 in the bay. this is by 7:00. low 40s still inland. looking at 60s throughout the middle of the day. above average but the sea breeze should kick in and we'll allow for temperatures to be not as warm for the coast setting the stage for a cooler and windier weekend. >> we're going to head to the south bay, a lot of accidents early this morning in cupertino. past 85, a rollover crash blocked two lanes at southbound 280. traffic is light enough to get by in both directions. an injury accident reported westbound 80 near the cummings skyway. a car spun around and may be blocking a couple of the left lanes. westbound 24 ak lan is, another accident there. here's a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. there was something reported at westbound -- rather 680

24. breaking overnight from the live desk, the house has narrowly passed a bipartisan budget measure ending a 5 1/2 hour long government shutdown. kenneth moton is live in washington with the latest. kenneth? >> reporter: jessica, good morning. what a night and what a morning here in washington. it was last-minute political maneuvering. congress was still not able to get it done. they were late. necessity missed that midnight deadline. there was one gop senator who held up the vote to fund the government. >> high-wired drama on capitol hill. it sparked the second shutdown in less than a month. the reason? conservative senator's rand paul issue with the budget deal than comes with a trillion do >> this is exploding.

this isn't the alarm you should see. >> the agreement brokered by senate leaders. >> a friend and colleague from kentucky does not join the president in supporting the bill. it's his right, of course, to vote against the bill. but i would argue that it's time to vote. >> just before 2:00 a.m., the sole opposition stepped aside making way for a vote. the senate passing the bill 71-28. >> within a amendment, is agreed to. moving to the house, another fight against the huge increase in spending. >> you get some things you like, give the other side things they like. >> the deal defense and domestic spending and billions for infrastructure, opioid treatment and the children's health insurance program. >> this spending bill is a debt junkie's dream. >> nobody wants a shutdown. >> an early morning debate. >> the motion is -- >> just after 5:00 a.m., house members took a vote approving to fund and reopen the government. house democrats are still demanding a firm commitment from

house speaker paul ryan to allow a vote to address the fate of the dreamers. on the floor this morning, they've said congress will fix the problem and protect the young undocumented immigrants. kenneth moton, abc 7 mornings. reggie? kenneth, thank you. investors will watch the opening bell in a couple of hours after the dow jones industrial average dropped by more than 1,000 points for the second time in a week. this morning, asian stocks also tumbled, deepening a week-long selloff. hong kong hang seng fell and the shanghai composite fell. the dow plunged 4.1% to 23,160. they regard the drop as a normal market event following a record high two weeks ago. we are going to go live to the new york stock exchange when trading begins at 6:30 this morning. we'll send out any push alerts on breaking market developments on our abc 7 news app. you can enable those now if you get notifications sent to your

phone or tablet. new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting in east oakland. our media partner, the east bay times reports a victim was found on the ground on 74th avenue near international boulevard at 8:00 last night. paramedics were called for the victim and they died at scene. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in this deadly shooting. meanwhile, police on the campus of san francisco state university are investigating a death at a dormitory. they were called tuesday evening after someone reported unresponsive person. campus police believe the individual had been dead for some time. the identity of that victim has not been released. a berkeley family is mourning the loss of their 27-year-old daughter killed in a crash with an ac transit bus. we brought you this as breaking news yesterday norng. it happened at ashby avenue and

california street. blocks from the home, a victim kelly zachary. they think zachary may have run a stop sign before colliding with the bus. abc 7 news spoke to zachary's father who calls her a caring and giving woman. >> she's going to be truly missed. this is the worst day of my life. truly. >> zachary's father also drives a bus for ac transit. he says his daughter was attending nursing classes at night while working a day job at the irs. she was on her way to work when the crash happened. it could cost tens of millions of dollars for the oakland unified school district to fix lead contamination in water taps. the district is looking to replace water lines as well as faucets. the estimated cost is $38 million. the district's plan would be to spread it out over five years. a majority of the funding would come through local construction bonds and state grants. this morning, state matthew

catholic school plans to reopen after being flooded by an open water main. it flooded in el camino real and notre dame avenue. the carpet in the sanctuary was soaked and the gym had knee-high water. it appears the climbing wall has to come down. there's badly damaged classrooms and the hardwood floor in the gym. >> we love it. it's beautiful and it's just so sad. because we just redid it and now the floor is probably all damaged. >> the floodwaters quickly rose in part because drains were clogged by mud and debris. now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good friday morning everyone. waking up to live doppler 7. clear conditions. not looking at any clounds. in fact, the skies will remain clear. the winds will pick up tomorrow. right now, look at the visibility here. looks pretty good. in fact, on the roads, also mass transit and on the bay, not looking at any stiff wind yet.

your friday commute is on tap to be a quiet one or maybe you're spending the day at home. otherwise, we're looking at the chilly numbers. 43 dublin, pleasanton. looking at temperatures in the 50s, closer to san carlos, 57 pacifica. low 40s in santa rosa and novato. numbers will climb through the low 70s. going to be a nice afternoon. elsewhere around the bay, we're going to get into cooling from half moon bay. downtown 58. 69 in oakland. once again, we're well above average. the weekend changes that. unfortunately, we're going to dry out the atmosphere with gusty north and east winds. that's why we'll be clear tonight. the winds will start off in the higher elevations and they could work down to the surface. numbers in the 40s overnight. saturday is the windy day. sunday not so much. frances has a look at your friday commute. busy already, huh? >> very busy. we're going to start off with a look at 680 in walnut creek. we have a live camera shot. on the right side, traffic is

heading southbound. southbound 680 will -- there's supposed to be a large beam. as you continue, an early injury crash may still be blocking the right lane. tow truck is en route. here's a live shot. this is 280. on southbound, right-hand side there, southbound 280 at dee anza, there's an injury crash there. traffic fairly light through the area. guys? speak up and speak out. san jose police officers challenge men to take a stand against domestic violence. a volunteer group canceling a plan to give homes to dozens of people who lost theirs in the north bay wildfires. don't like something you see don't like something you see on facebo

we're starting out with a look at southern california where it remains to be very warm. for the bay area and points north, we're going to see subtle changes today. still above average and still in need of rain, monterrey. 70 degrees. if you're headed to the mountains, it's going to be dry. 60 today in the northern sierra. overnight lows colder. it's going to be windy but partly cloudy dry, saturday and sunday. lisa, thank you. a plan to house north bay fire

victims in shipping containers has actually been scrapped now. the disaster relief group had brought over shipping containers from the site of the burning manifest val and the thought was the containers could be used as miniature homes and provide housing for up to 75 people. the press democrat reports that the group is giving up its effort because it's frustrated with the permitting process and could not get fundsing. speak up and speak out. that's the message from police with a series of videos encouraging men to take a stand against dedomestic violence. abc 7's katie marzullo has the story. >> tune her up. >> does anybody think that's fun? it's not funny. >> san jose police officers are sending a message to men. >> only men can end men's violence against women. >> their silence is as much a part of the problem as the abuse. >> the video is the first in a series condemning domestic

violence. they're endorsed by several advocacy groups. >> she was an amazing humanitarian. >> diane and rick bait i's daughter was murdered by her ex-boyfriend in 2015. they hope the videos help people talk about a difficult topic. >> i say to those that say it makes them uncomfotable, you don't want to watch it. imagine how uncomfortable diane and i are and our children and family. >> it shows an example of a man being honorable towards women. of a man being a protector for women. >> just monday night at the denny's at first and alma, a woman was shot and killed by a man who then killed himself. police say the victim had a protective order against her killer. the ywca helped produce the videos. >> providing a spotlight and looking at cultural norms, bringing men into the movement it's about time. >> time for men to speak up and speak out.

in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. fremont police are searching for four men and a get away driver wanted in a home invasion robbery that happened about 8:30 wednesday night on little foot place. police say four masked men broke into a home, pointed guns at family members and demanded money and valuables. the robbers also pistol-whipped the victims. >> just started screaming. don't shoot. before i even completed my sentence, someone came in and take my -- >> one person locked themselves in the bathroom and called 9-1-1. the suspect left with cash and electronics before police arrived. san mateo police officers are going to be wearing body cameras. the department is moving ahead with the program after several months of testing. the department says it will help to gather evidence and make officers more accountable for their actions. san mateo police says anyone who has a question is stop by the

department or stop them and ask them. following the mudslides, authorities say they're eliminating the word voluntary. the new terminology will be pre-evacuation advisory. recommended evacuation warning and mandatory evacuation order. officials say the new terminology is clearer by stressing that evacuation is still recommended. many residents remained in their homes despite mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders when it hit on january 9th. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. live doppler 7, nice and clear. the one that will not let us go from its grip and knock th-- no to sound like a broken record, we could see some. we're looking at the cooler on shore winds at the coast and

things change for the weekend. it will be unseasonably warm again today and gusty winds for tomorrow with high fire danger and cooler conditions over the weekend and right on into monday. p let's check you out in the south bay with low 70s today. just a few degrees cooler here. 72 san jose, morgan hill. up in sunnyvale, 71. on the peninsula, low 70s for you. you'll notice the mid-60s at the coast from daly city. the sunset district in the north bay, 70 petaluma. 71 in vallejo. san leandro, hayward and newark, 70s. the winds are gusty saturday, i should say offshore. by 9:00, these winds begin to pull down into your north and east bay valleys. certainly something to watch. really drying out our atmosphere which we don't need further into the weekend. frances? >> lisa, we still have this serious rollover crash in the south bay. this is in cupertino southbound

280 past highway 85. it's approaching deann check out the area. northbound 280 delay-free at 63 miles an hour. there's still an accident westbound 80 near the sky wachlt traffic is slowing down approaching the scene. it's fine right now in the southbound 680 ride and westbound 24 despite earlier problems. reggie, jessica? >> thank you. san francisco is suing the state of our law preventing ride sharing drivers to obtain business licenses. the new law requires them to get a business license from one city even if they go to other places. san francisco requires drivers to register with the city and pay a $90 fee no matter what. the city attorney says uber and lyft should have to play by the same rules as other businesses.% facebook testing a new

feature that signals you don't approve of something that you see online. >> here's abc's kendis gibson and diane macedo with techbytes. >> facebook is now testing down button. >> don't call it a dislike. it's for feedback, they find offensive or misleading. >> a dislike button would show too much negativity. p p shares of the company surged. twitter's ceo said users are not tweeting longer messages after the character limit was increased. a typical tweet has remained less than 50 characters. kfc and taco bell are teaming up with grub hub. >> they're testing the app to get deliveries to their customers. those tests are only in a few locations right now but expected to expand over the next months. >> thwhat could be better.

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hi everyone. just to give you an idea what direction we're going today. the average high in oakland is 60. we're going to hit 69.

tomorrow we get cooler, breezier. sunday and monday even cooler. so temperatures hovering around average here and then a bit of a bump up and remain dry throughout the week. signs look like they're changing towards the end of the month. we'll work on that. jessica? >> lisa, thank you. oakland city council member wants to tax vacant properties. re debecca kaplan says it encourage owners to take action. money raised by the tax would pay for new moem less housing and services. the proposal will be heard at a council meeting next month. if you live in san francisco, you could be in debt to the irs. a new study from magnify money finds san franciscans are the most likely americans to owe taxes. 25% of taxpayers will owe something when they file this year. the average amount owed, $7,000.

there is good news. the average refund for taxpayers in san francisco who qualify is about 3500 bucks. hundreds of millions of property tax dollars have been awarded to dozens of san francisco nonprofits. city officials say $377 million in new funding will benefit after-school programs to create job opportunities and fund other support for youth services. the funding comes from proposition c. a 2014 ballot measure that extended things to 2041. the funds will be distributed by the department of children, youth and their families, which administers it to community organizations for young people up to age 24. a huge boost for san jose state's football program and 5 million epartment. donation from philanthropist larry and deirdre solar i. they're both san jose state alum. it will help rebuild spartan stadium. the plan is new locker rooms and seating at 50-yard line.

it will pay for new tennis, golf and softball facilities. we're starting out with clear conditions. cool, 40s and 50s. if you're spending time on the peninsula today, by 8:00, still in the low 50s. we quickly warm through the 60s by noontime. low 70s should be the highs today around san mateo, mountain view. we will be looking at the dry, clear conditions with really no issues if you're headed outside to exercise or heading on the bay today. beaches, good idea because the winds will be calm. won't be the case tomorrow. in fact, very gusty winds. we'll talk more about them in a few minutes. first, frances is checking in on the friday commute which is a little hairy this morning. >> it's been a bit busy this morning. we'll talk about the crash in san jose and cupertino. been out there a while. a rollover accident that took down a lot of stuff off to the right-hand side. it's going to be a while before they clear this.

traffic is still flowing well in both directions. it's light enough to get around. keep this in mind and we'll keep you posted depending how long it stays out there. also westbound 80 near the cummings skyway. an earlier crash has been cleared to shoulder. there's slowing approaching the scene. we're checking out the drive time. from highway 4 to the maze, still 17 minutes and westbound 4 looking good antioch to hercules. a live shot of 680 in walnut creek. earlier problems southbound 680 have been cleared as well as westbound 24. reggie, jessica. b.a.r.t. riders with getting new art to look at and the message is something else. >> there's a lot of cool new posters on board the trains and throughout the stations. the topics tackle backpack et quit, elevator cleanliness, littering and fare evasion to name a view. they enlisted students from the college of the arts in san francisco and the posters will

be displayed all year. >> did you see the one that said, i'm not a bathroom from elevator. i don't know if it's going to help. but can't hurt, right? >> art lovers can take a tour through 18th century europe without leaving the bay area. casanova opens at the legion of honor tomorrow. it showcases more than 80 works of art with casanova as your guide. the museum says 18th century life is about performance and self-representation. you can catch casanova, the seduction of europe through may 28th. >> that and's how you say it. >> always. a determined boy in florida got his toy and i story to go with it. take a look at this facebook post from the titusville fire department. he was eating at a restaurant with his family and he wanted a stuffed animal. he squeezed into the chute where toys come out of the claw machine and then he couldn't get out. an off-duty lieutenant came to the rescue. mason ended up with the stuffed

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