develop on 80 and 280 and 101. storm impact scale is a 1 for rain steady this morning, then showers, and the possibility of thunderstorms as we get deeper into the forecast. a look at that coming up next. here's alexis. i want to take you back to the roll over crash south of daly city. a sig alert and all lanes are blocked. no estimate on when we'll have the lanes back open but they're trying to clear the smaller suv that landed on its roof. this is at serramonte. they did have to shut everything down about 15 minutes ago and they're hoping to have some lanes clear soon. you want to stick to state route 82 for an alternate. westbound 80, mike told us we have moderate rain across the stretch right now. highway 4 to the maze. another 17 across the bay bridge. san francisco to the airport you're looking good in the green at 11 minutes. even though african-americans make up less than 10% of the population in berkeley they are six times more

likely to experience use of force from police than compared to white residents. >> the city council is set to discuss the police report that says this. amy hollyfield live for us in berkeley now. amy? >> reporter: the police review commission members said they heard stories in the past from people of color talking about being treated unfairly by police. now they say they have proof. they looked at data from the police department from 2015. they studied when people in cars were pulled over and when pedestrians were pulled over. they found black pedestrians are 3.5 times more likely to get pulled over by police than white people. they also looked at the yields saying few of those encounters resulted in arrests or citations that indicate many were pulled over for no reason at all. the first recommendation, they recommend police continue to gather that data and analyze it. they're recommending they put

body cameras on police officers as soon as possible. they want police to start receiving consent from people before they search them. we have a response from police. they say our officers receive training on racial profiling and inherent bias. we have a general order dedicated to fair and impartial policing. as a department we are committed to policing our community with equity. this new report will be discussed at the berkeley city council meeting tonight. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. the chief spokesman for i.c.e. in san francisco has quit. he claims members spread false statements here in northern california. james schwab says it stems from jeff sessions' criticism of oakland mayor libby schaaf. schaaf had warned of upcoming i.c.e. raids. he took issues with sessions saying 800 undocumented immigrants escaped capture because of schaaf. the san francisco sheriff

promise this is won't happen again. i.c.e. agents allowed inside jails violating the sanctuary policy. this happened at two jails last thursday. agents even interview one inmate. a statement was released saying we made a mistake and as sheriff i hold myself accountable. we are investigating how and why this happened. today agents were denied access. the family of a man shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer are calling for a day of justice. they want him prosecuted for tilli killing tindal. body camera video shows him responding to shots fired outside of the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. he found two men struggling, screamed for them to show their hands, and fired three shots. matu has been on desk duty because of threats on his life. republicans on the house intelligence committee have

abruptly ended their russia investigation. they say they found no evidence of collusion. after the year long probe they plan to release a report on their findings based on 73 interviews and more than 300,000 documents. the president will be in san iego to talk about immigration one is a target of a lawsuit filed. the president has ended tps for immigrants from haiti, el salvador, nicaragua and sudan. tps allows immigrants from designated countries to live work here. the lawsuit alleges the policy is unconstitutional.

speaking in mountain view, police are preparing for the worst. they say they are hoping for the best. coulter will speak at a private facility in a mostly residential area of the city. any protests would have to be held on a sidewalk or designated free speech zone yards from the facility. coulter's talk is sponsored by the liberty forum. >> we're not on a college campus. this is a private event. only registered guests will be allowed to attend. i don't think we'll have the same kind of people here at our event you might have seen at berkeley. >> last april coulter's speech was canceled by threats of violent protests. about two dozen officers will handle the event plus private security. police have been monitoring for chatter on protests but say it's been quiet. more breaking news i'm tracking right now. we are seeing reports of a tour bus that crashed near the florida/alabama state line. according to our station in the area there were 52 people onboard. associated press is reporting

they were students from texas on a school trip to florida and making their way back home to houston. it happened near loxley, alabama, which is right along the alabama/florida state line there. the biggest city near will is pensacola, florida. there are reports of injuries right now. i'm seeing some local stations reporting there were anywhere between 12 and 20 people injured, and we are working to get you better images of this to see exactly the extent of damage and what is happening with this rescue operation that's under way. and i will let you know as soon as we get more details. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. it's happening sooner than experts predicted. one bay area city already lowering its tax rate on recreational cannabis. >> first michael b. jordan and other major actors stepping up and making a change to ensure diversity in films. never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look at one of the downpours.

my 12-hour planner a sloppy commute. we transition to scattered showers with the possibility of thunderstorms, hail, locally gusty winds, and downpours for the rest of the afternoon and evening. and let's see what the rain looks like this morning as we look live outside at 6:07. we keep up weather and traffic does this map show the peninsula trail? you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard you can hear the whales. oop. you hear that? (vo) our subaru outback lets us see the world. sometimes in ways we never imagined. (avo) get 0% apr financing on all-new 2018 subaru outback models. now through april 2nd.

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. a little over a tenth of an inch of rain where it's raining right now. look at how mild the temperatures, mid-50s to near 60 across the peninsula and pretty much all of our neighborhood. then down to san jose, 61, same thing. concord warmer there. this is the way it looks in san rafael. a third of an inch from the storm. umbrella needed if you're out and about. exercising will be humid this morning. that's where some of our fastest breezes will be. also some of our coolest temperature, 59 there. 60 to 64. not much warming today. a quick look at what's going to happen on the peninsula. 59 at 2:00. a chance of wet weather just about every hour except for one right there at 4:00.

we'll take an hour-by-hour look at this storm and let you know how much rain to expect. let's see if news. all lanes blocked and a major sig alert while they were trying to clear that. down to the far right lane blocked. a little delay approaching. they are still working on uprighting that smaller suv. they have it pushed off to the side. a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:23 this morning. it is soggy and slow through the maze. i'll have a couple issues up next. the legal sale of recreational marijuana has not been the cash cow officials hoped it would be in berkeley. the city council slashed the recreational cannabis tax rate in half to 5%.

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the abc 7 storm impact scale, today's storm is level one. that means light rain. so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm on the abc 7 news app. download it now. there is no escape whether you're in the north bay or the south bay, expect wet roads on your commute. >> mike and alexis will break down who is getting hit the hardest in a few moments. they're not dealing with rain on the east coast but snow. another nor easttory bring snow, flooding, howling winds. a biz ard warning in effect for maine, new hampshire, and into massachusetts. this is a live look at new hampshire right now. it's the third storm in less than two weeks in the area. also i want to show you right now quickly on our computer that we have the map up from flight aware.com. you can see delays across the country.

there are cancellations as well. more than 1,000 flights canceled nationwide right now. could be many more throughout the day. only a handful in the bay area. that could mean a lot of delays for travelers. check your flight status before you head out to our area airports. >> thanks for the heads-up. the latest to adopt inclusion riders for all projects moving forward. the move comes about a week after best actress winner mcdormand sparked interest and support for the term. inclusion rider is a clause that requires a level of diversity. many people had not heard of the phrase before. michael b. jordan announced he would add the clause to all projects of his company. the argentine navy says it has rescued a team of american scientists from antarctica. >> the navy there reached four u.s. scientists and a contractor from an and the arcic camp after

the u.s. icebreaker couldn't get to them because of the thick sea ice. officials say all five are in good health after being airlifted by helicopter. you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco tracking that rain for you. a look at sfo. you can see it is wet this morning and delays are averaging about one hour and six minutes. arrival delays, that is. a look at where we just had a downpour move through. there could be some puddles on 80, 680, and 780 this morning. you could see heavier rain right around san pablo dam road heading over highway 4. head to martinez and crockett. so some heavier rain headed your way. same thing with half moon bay, that could head over to san bruno, sfo, hillsborough, and possibly even up to daly city and brisbane.

here is the area of low pressure off shore. that will start to produce thunderstorms. it's raining here now. rain and showers. here we are from 7:00. moderate showers. a little bit of a break and then the next wave rolls in 3:00 and 4:00. it gets a little heavier as we get to 7:00 to 8:00. some of the colder, drier air comes in. it tapers as we head to wednesday evening. a chance of rain and thunderstorms lingering thursday and a snow level.

clearing and warmer by the back half of the weekend. highway 87 around the airport and you can see road spray kicking up, wipers on high. on top of our traffic maps in the busiest areas during the heart of the commute. we have heavy traffic, too. that has cleared. north of there, northbound 87 off ramp to 280 a spinout crash and we're hearing about a lot of standing water. on the scene to hopefully get some of that drained and make it not so dangerous through that stretch. very slow highway 4, antioch to concord in the red.

we had a couple crashes along this route earlier. they're now clear and you're back in the green at 18 minutes. hundreds of people took part in a gun violence town hall featuring steph keve kerr. >> ro khanna organized it. his own father was killed by gun violence in a terror attack in lebanon. >> when people say stick to sports, stick to coaching, whatever, it means nothing. we all have a voice. >> he shows he's a citizen first, a patriot first. i have tremendous regard for him. he has nothing to gain by doing this. he wants to make an impact. >> sales force founder marc benioff announced he will donate $1 million to this month's national anti-gun violence march for our lives. he said he's motivated to join

the many passionate about the safety of all kids. he will donate $1 million. "good morning america" at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> a look at what's ahead. good morning. hey, kgo family. i miss you. so good to talk to you. can i say hi to my mom, too? >> of course. >> what's her name? >> hi, mom. janice. janice in oakland, good morning. >> hey, janice. what up? >> so, guys, it's a really busy morning here. we have some breaking news to tell you about. a surprise tweet that rex tillerson is now out of a job. cia director mike pompeo will be replacing him. the president is speaking right now so we will have those details coming up in a few minutes. plus, the latest on those terrifying package bombs in austin. the city on edge this morning as authorities warn people not to open any unexpected packages.

we'll be speakin live with the austin mayor and police chief with what they know at this hour and also ahead stormy daniels has set a deadline for president trump. her offer, pay back what she calls that hush money she received. her attorney is also joining us in studio to explain what will happen if the president doesn't act by that noon deadline. it is a very busy day here but, again, i miss you. love my bay area family. have a great, great morning. >> you are always welcome back here at kgo. thanks so much and great to see you. >> have a good one. now we told you last week about a proposal to build more housing near public transit. one lawmaker plans to make sure that bill never becomes law. that bill never becomes law. does this pho

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. 6:25. you can see the embedded downpours in yellow. all of us shaded in an area that means thunderstorms are possible, lightning and small hail. b.a.r.t. is hoping you can identify an old film. >> part of it shot in a b.a.r.t. station some time ago. it is terrifying looking but they're asking do you know the story behind this photo? the library of congress is trying to identify this film. b.a.r.t. checked its archives and asked long time employees but everyone has come up empty-handed.

can you help them? >> i think i know it. it's "the shape of water." >> the oscars are done and we are still talking about "shape of water." >> that was the scene that was cut. a california driver is fighting his fastrak ticket. the strange reason why. trying to stop college tuition from rising. new body cam video of an officer involved shooting in the mission. plus, major breaking news from the white house. rex tillerson out as s of state. the trickle down effect next. a soggy, slow commute this morning. here's a live look outside. a very soggy drive through san

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if you love sloppy commutes, you're in for a real treat this morning. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. if you like rain waking you up in the morning you'll have that, too. it is a bit of a mess out there. bay area roads right now. good morning to you. it is tuesday, march 13th. we have you covered. >> you just saw the difference between the two of us. sloppy mess. soft rain.

>> i love it. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. i feel we were just in a pixar movie there. am i the angry guy that's red colored? no. today and tomorrow rain and then showers. a chance of showers. breezy along the bay shore and also some of the stronger showers and thunderstorms. what's going on is we have live doppler 7 dialed up and there you go. moving into san francisco. transition to showers by noon. temperatures in the low to mid-60s. any good news out there? >> no. who likes sloppy commute?

southbound 680 before you get to marshview. reports of large boxes in the roadway jamming you up to interstate 80. you're down to 22 miles an hour. past hercules and highway 4. a quick check outside this is the conditions in emeryville. it is breezy and is soggy, too. i am just hearing about a new problem on the lower deck of the bay bridge. if you're heading to the east bay, we'll check on that up next. if it's not wet where you are now, it will be soon. we're tracking that 1. >> matt keller is live for us in san mateo. how is it looking now, matt? >> reporter: have i got a deal for you that morning. a car wash at the shell station.

everybody gets a car wash today. and it's free, of course. but it can be dangerous. check out what i encountered on check out what i encountered on bird avenue exit off 280. if you don't know it's there, there were no lights, no cones, and no chp officers when i ran into that. you have to be extra careful on the roads. there are a lot of puddles this morning and the rain has been on and off all morning long here in san mateo. you can see the puddles in the parking lot. one of the things i've noticed here in california growing up in the bay area when someone says make sure you have your rain jacket when you go out, they grab what they consider a rain sweatshirt with a hood on it.

grab a real rain jacket. it's coming down here in san it's coming down here in san mateo. >> you'll get updates from our weather team and can track on the go. more on the breaking news that we are tracking this morning. a major shake-up in the trump administration. secretary of state rex tillerson is out being replaced by cia director mike pompeo. and the president did tweet out the news about 45 minutes ago on twitter saying thank you to rex tillerson for his service. officials say the president wanted to make sure his new team was in place for the upcoming talks with north korea. who will be replacing mike pompeo? gina haspel, she'll be nominated to replace him and she would be

the first woman in that role. the president spoke at the white house just moments ago. giving that inview to reporters after the major shake-up. happening today president trump is visiting california. the eight prototypes for his border wall. several rallies for and against are planned. mr. trump says the wall will prevent drug trafficking and unauthorized immigration. questions remain about how the trump administration plans to pay for it. haley rekdahl recalled the moment the gunman storm in. she work at the pathway home. they were having a going away party.

albert wong walked into the party without saying anything. he let her go but three other mental health staffers were not allowed to leave. >> i just hoped he would also allow them to go which didn't happen. he was just really struggling. he was dealt a really raw deal in life and had a lot of drama. >> this must be very difficult for her. she is saying she wants to go back to the pathway home to continue the good work and legacy of her three mentors. >> we're hearing from the family jennifer golick. the 42-year-old served as the psychologist. she leaves behind a 7-year-old daughter. her husband and mother shared their heartbreak. >> she was a very beloved mother, sister, daughter, colleague and friend. >> i woke up crying in my sleep. when i got up i was still crying

and i'm still crying inside and will be forever. >> golick was killed along with her two colleagues dr. jennifer gonzales and home director christine loeber. gonzales was expecting her first child in june. one of loeber's friends say she radiated goodness. she was a wonderful person. developing news now, san francisco police have released body camera footage of an officer involved shooting that killed a 19-year-old man. this shows police ordering jesus delgado to put his hands up last tuesday. he was hiding in the trunk of a car. at a heated town hall meeting investigators said after they fired a nonlethal beanbag round delgado point aed a gun at the officers and fires. that's when ten officers fired 99 rounds. delgado was shot 25 times. some are frustrated at the amount of force used. delgado's brother expressed bitter anger towards police. >> one of the reasons you're not sorry is because you are able to finish your day, go home, look

at your kids in the eye and tell them that you love them. my mom doesn't have that anymore. >> delgado was an arm robbery suspect. happening today classes will resume at solano community college. >> its campuses in fairfield, vacaville and vallejo were evacuated because of bomb threats. the call came in around noon. a male voice said bombs were on all three campuses. several minutes later a female caller made the same threat. as a precaution college administrators issued evacuation orders. law enforcement swept the area and found no issues. >> lawmakers are teaming up with california state university and university of california students to push for more education fund iing the csu sysm wants an additional $171 million. the uc system wants $105 million. officials are threatening to raise tuition for the budget shortfall.

>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look at a third of an inch of rain in san francisco. you can seep the ruts there on the embarcadero are definitely getting full with that water. this will be our warmest and our most humid morning out there. morgan hill at 56. same temperatures, just about everywhere else. alameda, 58. lafayette, san pablo and napa at 57. a look at the golden gate bridge. it looks like people are driving much slower. it's going to be poor throughout the morning commute and slippery. a wet wait. soggy if you're out on the bay.

a look at this afternoon. low to mid-60s today. 59 and breezy at half moon bay. cooler air to some low 40s in the north bay valleys. the rest of us mid to upper 40s. tomorrow's trending drier. and especially this weekend. in between it is going to be a soggy journey to get there. we're going to talk to alexis right now. she's been tracking a lot of rain and it's just the beginning for what could be a very long week for commuters. hi there. >> i know you mentioned a soggy wait for mass transit but we have a lot of issues on the road. take a look at the lower deck. we have traffic basically at a standstill leaving san francisco heading to the east bay.

normally you're safe on this stretch this time of day. we have a multicar crash reported just before you get to treasure island. that is supposedly the far left that is supposedly the far left and right lanes. across the bridge as well. sig alert had all lanes block this morning. those delays have cleared out, too. in the green at nine minutes. slow across san mateo. about 14 across the dumbarton bridge. we have new information about david and louise turpin accused of allegedly torturing their children. >> ages 2 to 29 were found living in filth.

the sister and cousin spoke with them in prison. we apologize for the incorrect video. they say -- we're having technical issues, i'm sorry. let's move on. sexual misconduct allegations back in the spotlight. a former u.s. figure skater tells all about his experience with one of the top olympic coaches. an interactive map is showing the gap and how it compares to the rest of the country. the big board at the new york stock

today's storm is level one. that means light rain. track today's storm anytime on te abc 7 news app. download it now. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. if you have to travel by car today, rain from the border with oregon down to l.a. but not palm springs. heading to the mountains you want to go now and get there before the sun sets because starting at 1:00 the snow will come down. it will accumulate on the roads once we get to the evening hours, possibly up to three feet by 5:00 tomorrow evening. by 5:00 tomorrow evening. a look by 8:00, 1-6 inches.

lighter snow thursday, moderate friday, and snow showers saturday and sunday. there will be nice skiing. i want to get you an update on the breaking news. rex tillerson is out as secretary of state. the president actually made a statement moments ago as he was boarding air force one. is about to leave for california. listen to what the president said. >> i worked with mike pompeo now for quite some time. tremendous energy and intellect. the relationship has been very good and that's what i need.

i wish rex tillerson well. >> no response from tillerson but a tillerson aide says the president never explained why he was fired and that tillerson aide also saying that tillerson wanted to stay in the job. air force one is taking off from washington, d.c., about to leave the ground and head here to california to southern california. back to you, reggie. >> even though african-americans make up less than 10% of the population in berkeley they're six times more likely to experience use of force from experience use of force from police. >> reporter: the police review commission looked at data from the police department from 2015 and concluded there are patterns of clear bias. black pedestrians were more likely to be stopped by police

than were white pedestrians but walked away with few arrests or citations indicating people are being stopped for no reason. the report has a number of recommendations for the police department including body cameras as soon as possible and having police ask a person if they can search them. and in the allowing them to do so without consent. police responded saying our officers received training on racial profiling and inherent bias. we have a general order for fair and impartial policing. we are committed to policing our community with equity. this report will be discussed at tonight's city council meeting. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. in the wake of the u.s. gymnastics scandal claiming the u.s. figure skating association turned a blind eye when he accused a coach of sexual abuse two decades ago. >> this is craig who details the

abuse. he says richard callahan, a top coach, sexually abused him when he was a student more than a decade earlier. he reported the abuse to the governing body. >> how often was this happening? >> in the hundreds. i'm angry. i'm embarrassed. >> this isn't the first time he has made these allegations. he told the story to "the new york times" and to diane sawyer in 1999. callahan issued strong denials. a full report coming up at 7:00 including why u.s. figure skating officials quickly dismissed the claims. the remains of cult leader charles manson will go to a man who claims to be his grandson. ajason freeman can retrieve his body, which has been kept on ice in the bakersfield morgue since

he died four months ago. he says he wants to remate the body. manson died in a hospital while serving a life sentence for his role in an infamous murder spree in 1969. he was 83 years old. new developments about a bill that would increase housing density near transit routes. a lawmaker is threatening to sue the state if the bill is passed. supervisor aaron peskin says it reminds him of the redevelopment in the western addition which displaced much of san francisco's black community. he says he will bring legal action if the bill is approved. it would allow five and eight story buildings to rise in neighborhoods where there are single family homes. and on to your morning money report. the wealth gap is large. now a new interactive map is showing just how jarring the difference is. >> this report, blue indicates locations where households make more than $100,000 a year. orange is where they make less

than $25,000 a year. the typical san francisco household makes about $96,000 a year, nearly double the national median. a closer look at the bay area you can see all the blue. the purple represents $50,000 to $100,000. we do have a link for it at abc7news.com. and now a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. we are up about 184 points. the ncaa men's basketball tournament starts today, and there's a lot more than wins and losses at stake. how about $10 billion. that's the amount americans are expected to bet during the tournament. according to "sports illustrated" only about 3% of that amount will be bet legally through nevada sports books. a spokesperson says the federal ban on state-sponsored sports gambling is turning people into criminals and generating zero revenue for state governments. >> i've been watching this casually that some of the

states, some of our pro sports teams want to get in on that action. the nfl is leading the charge to getting sports gambling legalized in all 50 states. they want the money. there's a lot out there. >> there is. >> i haven't done my bracket pool yet. anybody else? >> i'm bad. i always pick who i want to win so i never do very well. i don't do who should win. i pick who i want to win. >> good luck this morning and the next couple of days. we're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast and never more than rain the next couple of days. you can see rain downtown and the solar panels getting a nice shower this morning. and your kids, steady rain and puddles if they're walking or however they're getting to school today. it won't be a steady rain but probably too soggy for them.

you might want to call ahead and check on. watch out if you're heading to the altamont pass. the golden gate up to belvedere and one heading to oakland, san leandro and alameda, you're about to get another downpour as is san bruno, hillsborough, brisbane, daly city and sfo. a look at the eastern side of the san mateo bridge. you can see it is wet, stacked and packed. i'll let alexis take care of what's going on traffic wise. scattered showers and the weekend is trending drier. from 7:00 to noon that's when we'll transition from the steady rain to almost nothing and then the scattered showers redevelop just in time for the evening commute. becoming heavier by 7:00 when we could get the lightning, the thunder, the small hail, the local downpours and locally gusty winds. tomorrow morning you can see leftover showers but behind this cold front some colder and drier

air coming in. the forecast is trending much drier for wednesday. still the chance of thunderstorms out there. a 1 today and tomorrow. a 2 thursday for the second part of the storm. it will drop our snow levels down to 2,500 feet friday. it looks like by friday evening into saturday morning we'll transition back to quieter weather and a little warming trend for sunday and monday. alexis, what have you got? busy on the lower deck of the bay bridge. ten minutes ago we first told you about this crash just before treasure island on eastbound 80. initially reported that we had the far left and right lanes blocked. i did see chp go through here. at least one of the lanes is back open. a two-vehicle collision. hopefully that means we're in the clearing stages. the upper deck into san francisco very soggy moving slow but no incidents along that stretch. the central valley, things have been pretty okay coming out of tracy. ten miles an hour.

definitely heavier pockets of rain moving through that stretch right now. san jose, 101 and 880 very soggy right now. road spray is kicking up. use a lot of caution. >> alexis, thank you. 6:54. a southern california man is fighting a fastrak ticket for allegedly driving without a valid transponder. the problem, his car was never in the bay area. the ticket claims the man was on i-680 in contra costa when he drove in an express lane without a transponder. well, he says he was in class in fountain valley. officials say the cameras sometimes fail in rare cases becauselaente holder can obscure a letter or number. he plans to contest. a first look at quintuplets. we told you about this in january and we showed you the parents -- pictures of the parents. now you can see the actual kids. the parents are amy kempel --

that's the mom at least, who was carrying these five babies around and they are lincoln, noel, grayson, carson and gabriella. they join their two older sisters. coming up next the seven things you need to know. >> and looking live, sfo experiencing significant delays this morning for arrivals. last check mike was telling us last check mike was telling us it was more than an hour so keep doespeninsula trail?he you won't find that on a map.

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♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto 6:58 on this soggy tuesday morning. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, the seven things you need to know before you go. let's talk about the weather, steady with embedded moderate downpours. we'll turn over to showers at noon and throw in a chance of thunderstorms for the afternoon and evening hours. number two, we're seeing some of the flooding this morning. this is northbound i-280 at bird avenue just about three hours ago in san jose. number three, two dozen incidents on the roads as you would expect. we have a lot of solo vehicle spinout crashes and roll over crashes as well. re is a look at 680 through walnut creek. a lot of brake lights. number four, breaking news from the white house, rex tillerson is out as secretary of

state. president trump announced the decision on twitter. he's nominating cia director mike pompeo as the next secretary of state. number five, president trump is on his way to san diego right now. he will inspect the eight prototypes for his border wall. rallies are planned for and against the wall on both sides of the border. number six, tonight the berkeley city council will discuss racial disparities outlined in the latest police review commission report. it says african-americans are six times more likely to experience use of force from police than white residents. and number seven, an interesting request from b.a.r.t. hoping you can help identify this old film. they shared this picture on facebook saying, do you know the story behind this photo? b.a.r.t. says it checked its archives and asked long time employees but so far no one knows. hopefully you can help. >> it looks scary. >> like she was running away from something. >> "the shape of water" monster. we're back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update.

be safe on the roads. we'll get you through it. good morning, america. breaking fuss for our viewers in the west. secretary of state rex tillerson is out. >> i think rex will be much happier now but i really appreciate his service. >> president trump replaces him with cia director mike pompeo and appoints the first woman to head the cia. also breaking this morning. their bus flips over into a ravine. urgent hunt for a serial bomber. three packages exploding left on doorsteps in a major city. >> two people down. >> two people killed. the desperate warning this morning. republicans in the house committee wrap up their investigation saying they found no evidence of collusion. democrats cry foul. key witnesses not interviewed.