depose president trump. a motion was filed in court by daniels' lawyer. according to paperwork, the deposition of president trump would be, quote, no greater than two hours. you remember dan yeshlgs whose real name is stephanie clifford, was alleging an affair in 2006. the white house repeatedly denied involvement. they want to depose michael cohen, the president's long-time personal attorney, also the man who allegedly paid daniels to stay silent over the affair. back to you. it's now 4 kplon 30. if you're just waking up to us, let's get a check of your weather and traffic. >> three miles visibility right now. we'll keep an eye on the fog. we being me and alexis. here's a look at the 12-hour planner. 47 to 53. milder than most of us for

yesterday. 65 to 68 with all that sunshine at lunch. even warmer this afternoon. the coast 63. mid to upper 70s for our bay and inder inland upper 60s around the bay and inland. a light breeze throughout the day. let's talk more about the commute with alexis. >> so far so good, mike. we're looking at the traffic maps with the visibility layer on top. as mike mentioned, a little fog is starting to form, especially in the novato area. the entire 101 corridor between santa rosa and san rafael. the brighter the white, the denser the fog. we'll continue to watch it this morning. westbound 205 to 580, down to 29 miles an hour. westbound 92 over the san mateo bridge, that's looking light this morning. overall, a great start. we'll check on drive times around 4:40. a deadly crash involving a tesla has the bay area automaker

pointing fingers. >> tesla says it's the worst damage they've seen on a model x and a missing highway barrier may be to blame. matt keller live in mountain view with the new details. hey, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. tesla says one of the reasons it was so severe is because the barrier, known as a crash a ten way tore was not there when the crash took place on friday. the tesla offered up these photos as proof in a blog post that it put up overnight. this is an image of the barrier at the carpool flyover in mountain view. this shows what it looked like when it was in proper condition. this is what it looked like the day prior to the crash. these pictures come witness witnesses. tesla believed it was removed or crushed without being replaced. tesla says they've never seen this much damage to a model x.

the driver was killed. ntsb investigators want to know if the autopilot system was activated at the time of the crash. tesla says the data shows car owners have driven the same stretch of highway with autopilot engaged roughly 85,000 times since 2015. we put a link to the full blog post from tesla on our website, abc7news.com. reporting live in mountain view, matt keller. a man who drove his suv into several people at oakland international airport is facing felony reckless driving charges. investigators don't think he knew how to drive. but they're not calling it terrorism. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen has the story. investigators say the driver of this red mercedes hit the gas and skipped the curb at oakland airport. the suv hit three pedestrians on the sidewalk outside terminal one and flying luggage from the crash injured a fourth person.

sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's office says a 54-year-old man is unlanced. >> his foot was was stuck on the accelerator and wasn't familiar with operating a motor vehicle they were quickly able to determine it was an sdwent and not sinister, like a suspect trying to run over people intentionally. it was closed to traffic for more than an hour after the wreck. deputies processed the scene. some travelers thought the worst when they first learned about what happened. >> terrorism possible attack. always that thought. >> she was traveling home to the bay area was pleased when she learned how they handled the incident. >> i'm happy they were on top of it and found out bhowho was thi individual. >> two of the four people injured were taken to the hospital and have minor to

moderate injuries and they're going to be okay. the airlines will work to accommodate passengers who were delayed in that traffic. kate larsen, abc 7 news. california step closer this morning to resuming executions. a marin county judge tentatively lifted an order blocking the state from carrying out squugss by lethal injection. in 2012, he ruled that officials failed to follow procedures in using a combination of three drugs to execute inmates. california plans to use a single doe dose of powerful barbiturates which addresses the judge's concerns. nearly 750 inmates are on death row at san quentin prison. the last execution in california was in 2006. the first trial filed by seniors in santa rosa assisted living facility. abc news reporter melanie woodrow broke the story last

year. they said they were abandoned by staff as flames approached. the press democrat reports the judge expedited the date of the lawsuit because of the advanced age of the plaintiffs. a discrimination suit. two women engineers claim that uber favored white men and asian employees over females and men of color. uber agrees to reform their -- you'll submit regular reports to the court on progress. ac transit's board of directors is holding a meeting as the agency prepares to launch service from the sales force transbay transit center. they will begin double decker bus operations this year. the first meeting at golden gate university in san francisco. the second meeting at ac transit general offices in oakland. the chp posted this video on

facebook showing a tourist being hoisted 100 feet from the mount st. helena trail. he fell about 3/4 of a mile at about 11:30 a.m. yesterday. the rescue and gusty winds -- gusty winds. he should fully recover. the injuries were nonlife-threatening. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. we'll start with temperatures around san francisco where the sunset is the coolest at 49. followed by ocean beach and park presidio at 50. excelsi excelsior, 52. castro and mission at 54 degrees right now. south beach, you can see it looks dry and kind of pretty this morning. good if you're on the roads. still dry. mass transit, still comfortable even though you have to turn the air conditioners on probably later today and also tomorrow. and the ferry, all sunshine.

let's talk about the south bay today. look at this. 53 at 8:00. 69 by noon. look at these mid-70s from 1:00 to 6:00. still 65 at 8:00. now, for the east bay, 52 this morning. 69 at noon. mid to upper 70s from 1:00 to 6:00. 68 degrees as we head towards 8:00. it's going to be another cool to mild night as far as lows go. upper 40s to mid-50s with nothing but stars out there. maybe a little fog like we're seeing this morning. really enjoying the commute this week. nobody on the roads. >> yeah. we've got spring break for a lot of folks this week. lighter volumes. later in the morning yesterday it got really busy. earlier we were quiet. we're off to a great start. southbound 680 through-wall nut creek. these folks approaching highway 24. a few brake lights filling in. the drive times are looking good. westbound 580 tracy to dublin,

the only one in the yellow. that's 33 minutes. southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino, wide open there too coming in at 15 minutes. former first lady michelle obama returning to the bay area today. the unique location she's chosen for our question and answer session. >> a conservative county becomes the center of resistance for california state law. did he or didn't he visit

you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy. time for bed. you want xfinity because it makes your life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for $40 a month for 2 full years when you sign up for tv. plus, get 3x the speed of at&t and directv. click, call or visit a store today.

check out the spring warmth. everywhere you go in the state you go. 90 in palm springs. san diego 71. 78 in l.a. with sunshine. upper 70s to near 80 through the central valley. mid to upper 60s from eureka to monterey. 54 in tahoe. quick look at the seven-day forecast for tahoe, just a ton of sunshine and temperatures in the mid-50s to near 60. this morning, there is no doubt about it. north korean leader kim jong-un was in china. it was confirmed overnight. our president is tweeting about it this morning. i want to show you his latest tweet. saying i received message last night from xi jinping from china

that his meeting went well and kim looks forward to meeting with me. in the meantime, maximum sanctions and pressure must be maintained at costs. what he's referring to are the latest sanctions imposed last month. abc news reporter serena marshall has more on kim jong-un's meeting in china. >> two powerful leaders side by side. north korea's kim jong-un traveling secretly to beijing at the invite of president kim told xi he's willing to have a dialog, hold a summit with president trump and denuclearization is possible. the visit marksist first time leaving north korea since his taking over -- who doesn't hide his distrust and called a preemptive strike on the north perfectly legitimate. >> question, how do you know that the north korean re seem is

lying? answer, their lips are moving. >> the closest ally -- shore up support for talks. abc bob woodruff in beijing. >> china is a player again. this could have a big impact on many negotiations. the question is will this help the u.s. or north korea? >> the visit only confirmed overnight and the white house said they see it as evidence that campaign of maximum pressure is working. a sentiment echoed by the south korean unification minister. but just as the word of the meeting spread, "the new york times" had these satellite images showing a new nuclear reactor in use. north korea insists it's intended to produce electricity, but it could be used to make one of the main fuels for nuclear weapons. kim is expected to meet the south korean president next month and in talks to meet with president trump in may. if that happens, it will be the first-ever face to face between a u.s. president and north

korean leader. serena marshall. orange county breaking ranks with the state to join the trump administration and challenge california's sanctuary law. cheers erupted from the county's board f supervisors joined the law against the state. california sanctuary bans police from turning over suspects to federal immigration agents. >> we must be certain that we're not providing assistance to undocumented immigrants who have chosen not to follow the rules. wie need to look at every tool available to ensure public safety and the general public and homeless population. >> other cities, including mission viejo and huntington beach are starting to take -- >> braechg sanctuary city policies. lori smith admits they interviewed four jail inmates in violation of county rules. it happened earlier this month and was a mistake. the agents did not detain any of

the inmates. smith says, quote, we value the trust and rapport with the local immigrant community. we will not break that trust. san francisco's sheriff apologized for a similar breach of policy. michelle obama will speak in oakland. the event called an evening with michelle obama will be a moderated q and a session starting at 8:00 p.m. at oracle arena. tickets are on sale through ticketmaster starting at $93.50 a seat. she last visited in november as a keynote speaker at dream force. as a first lady, she focused on healthy eating, exercise and education. lottery fever back with the mega millions jackpot. >> it's the fourth time in meg millions history that a half a billion dollars will be up for grabs. the $502 million jackpot will be the tenth largest offered in the u.s. the huge jackpot comes after no one was able to match all six numbers in last night's $458

million draw. 7, 25, 43, 56, 59, the mega number 13. no one hit mega millions for 23 straight drawings. >> can i say this? what would you do with that money? >> gee, are you coming to work? >> no. >> i would travel the world, reggie. >> good. >> you get 100 million, you get 100 million. >> all of your attempts to stop the cross talk have failed. it's still happening. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> i'll let you four dream about what we'll do the winnings and i'll tell everybody about the free sunshine. here's a look from the east bay hills. notice, it's not bouncing as much as yesterday. high pressure firmly in controlment sunshine today. even warmer. nearing record highs tomorrow and above average through the weekend. i want to show you where the wet weather is. 12 million people in the mississippi river valley. into the east texas area under a flood watch. look at the slow moving wet

weather. if you're flying that way or through that, there could be delay. breaking out the microclimate. 76 in milpitas. san jose 78. 81 in gilroy today. on the peninsula, 76 dropping down to 72 by northbound to millbr millbrae. 66 to 67 along the coast today. 72 in downtown san francisco. up in the north bay, san rafael, 65. 73 in berkeley and oakland to fremont at 76. as we move inland, 78 to 82 degrees. san ramon to brentwood. let look at what's going on as far as my accuweather seven-day forecast. check out the temperatures. each warmer tomorrow. we'll be close again friday. slightly cooler saturday through tuesday with a little more cloud cover. alexis? >> looks perfect, mike. so far the commute is perfect as well. we're seeing pretty quiet bay

bridge fotoll plaza. a bit of a stack-up. you will not have any delays getting through the tollbooths and metering lights. ace rail, if you're checking their website, it says no trains are currently running. they're having an issue with the gps monitor on the ace 1. they assure us it's running and on time. should be a gorgeous day on the water if you're taking the ferry to work. normal service and no delays. alexis, thank you. apple unveiled an ipad for students. a dating app uses your dna to make a love connection. what could go wrong. >> if in techbytes. it's designed to work with pencil stylus. students can use its education-related apps. apple is offering it to schools for $299. everyone else will pay $30 more. lincoln has unveiled the new high tech suv.

the 2019 aviator has a suspension system that reads the road to compensate for potholes. >> drivers can turn on the ignition with their smartphones. it comes with its own wi-fi and a plug-in hybrid version. a new app relying on science as the key to finding true love. the matchmaking app uses dna to determine compatibility. at the say it's based on 40 years of research saying it plays a big role in attraction. pheromones. >> are you attracted to my scent? >> those are your techbytes. >> have a great day. bizarre. doctors may soon have a new tool in the fight against cancer. the big steps stanford is taking in testing a cutting-edge therapy. >> a new housing development may be coming to the south bay

all right. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it's going to be a warm wednesday. temperatures anywhere from 9 to 14 degrees above average. we'll take a look at our chance of record highs today coming up next. here's natasha. thanks, mike. stanford is asking for human volunteers to test a new medical treatment for some forms of cancer. it's part of a new wave of therapies that uses your body to fight the disease without chemo. it uses two drugs to stimulate the body's immune system into attacking tumors.

it's worked in 97% of mice in initial tests. researchers emphasize that it's not a cancer vaccine, per se. it's not effective for all forms of cancer. stanford is planning to run two trials with a total of 35 test patients. the mall in cupertino may be the first property to use a controversial new state law to speed up housing development. it calls for 2400 residential units at that mall, along with an office and retail complex. our media partner, the san jose mercury news reports val coe's owner submitted an application under a housing law passed last year. it fast tracks some that include a larger percentage of affordable housing. it could force them to approve the development. children with cancer can become movers, shakers and makers. they were at the stanford campus for the unveil of maker space. a high tech therapy unit gives them a chance to work with

devices like a 3d several say it's engaging that they forget they're in a hospital. one of the invepgss is' where you push a lever for a snack like cheez-its for example. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast imt with no rain in the forecast the next two weeks, look how rainfall season ends. technically coming up sunday. anywhere from 51 to 61% of average. not good at all. we did have a lot of rain. it's better to get the back half than the front half. >> a look at next week's forecast. nothing changes. temperatures well above average and dry. let's check out how dry streets are treating your commute this morning. any issues alexis. >> a lot of folks being off for spring break and we have a quiet start here, mike. san jose, 280 and highway 17. not going to have a lot of company if you're headed out that way.

a quick check of our traffic maps, too. seeing green mostly all the way around here and just a few minutes ago, we were seeing fog in the north bay between santa rosa and san rafael especially through the novato area. you could see a little reduced visibility along that 101 corridor this morning. we'll check on light drive times at 5:00. thanks, alexis. an urgent call to beach-goers to stay away. the marine center in sausalito is responding to an increased amount of pups. they rescued 11 pups over the weekend. they needed to be raised after being abandoned by their mothers. they saw 60 cases of abandonment. it's usuallyer usually curious humans and their pets to blame. >> it's normal for it to be left on the beach while its mom is foraging and looking for food. if it's surrounded by people, the mom is not going to come

back for its pup. >> the center says the best thing for people to do, stay far away. you can call the response hotline if you think a pup is in distress. >> next at 5:00, the new lawsuit facebook is being hit with. >> the b.a.r.t. extension into san jose. a major problem stalling progress. progress. a heated meeting l well, before it was even founded, a french teenager, bienville, scared away a british warship with just a story. and great stories kept coming. [trumpet playing] some make you move to jazz, funk and bounce. some of our stories aren't quite as straightforward. blocked by the saints! [crowd roaring] while others prove that great things can happen... even on a monday night.

cause for three hundred years, great stories have started the same way. one time, in new orleans. [crowd applause]

good morning on this wednesday, march 28th. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco is here with another sunny one. >> ton of sunshine outside. temperatures milder this

morning. clear, dry, weather on live doppler 7. it's jump into it. here's a look at walnut creek. 680 towards the 24 junction. it's an area that will flirt with 80 degrees today. 47 to 53. that's our spread at 7:00. look at that. 65 to 68 at noon. grab the sunglasses. maybe find a salve a or a sidewalk. have a nice, nice lunch. 63 at the coast. mid to upper 70s around the bay and inland. 58 to 69 this evening. if you're like me, you'll be doing yard work. here's alexis. >> so far so good for the wednesday commute. live at the north bay. still really light volumes. you could see a little bit of fog along that stretch this morning. we had reduced visibility. down to three miles earlier. looks like that's cleared out where the traffic camera is. highway 4 to walnut creek in the