now from abc 7, live breaking news. two breaking stories in san francisco right now, hit-an-run crashes in the dog patch and bruno heights, sky 7 is live over 24th and illinois streets now where the latest kracrash happened 30 minutes ago. you see the police tape as well as officers standing there. this is an area of warehouses, one block off 3rd street, and the main thoroughfare through the neighborhood. police have not released details, but from sky 7, we saw three people being put into ambulances. you see is right there. we don't now how serious injuries are. more breaking news, san francisco police investigating a hit and run that critically injured a pedestrian two miles

from the other scene. sky 7 was over the area on the outskirts of bruno heights park. a car hit a woman before 8:30 this morning and left the scene. the woman has life threat threatening injuries. police say they don't have a description of the car involved. thanks for joining us today. our other top story, federal investigators in the bay area today trying to determine whether tesla's auto pilot was engaged when a deadly crash happened on highway 101 last friday. meantime, the palo alto based company cast blame on something missing on the roadway. abc 7 matt keller is live in mountain view for the latest, matt? >> reporter: chp is not commenting on their ongoing investigation. however, tesla is speaking out about what they say they know about the crash. the crash in mountain view friday, horrific, 38-year-old was killed after his tesla model

x crashed into the divider. the question everyone is requesting, was the model x using auto pilot at the time of the crash? in a new blog post titled what we know about last week's accident, tesla wrote they have yet to retrieve the vehicle's logs so they do not know what happened in the moments leading up to the crash. the ntsb is investigating if the car's auto pilot system was activated at the time. tesla says data shows vehicle owners driven that same stretch of highway with auto pilot engaged 85,000 times since 2015 and 20,000 times since the beginning of the year. the blog postfocused much of the attention on the severity of the crash. tesla blames a missing crash. these are from a driver who commutes daily. one image shows what the safety barrier looks like in proper condition, and the image from

the day before the crash on thursday, you can see it's missing. this morning, we drove that stretch of road and saw the crash barrier was replaced. could that have saved his life? tesla has never seen this level of damage to a model x in any other crash. we reached out to cal trans to ask about the claims of the missing safety barrier. they said they are looking into it and will get back to us. live in mountain view, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a person found a fetus, a sad discovery, west of the sports complex. officials say the male fetus found yesterday was fairly well developed and probably washed ashore. black lives matter organizers plan to hold protests today and tomorrow in sacramento demanding criminal charges be filed against two police officers who shot and killed an an unarmed black man.

>> thank you. tell them to -- please. >> tensions were high at the counsel meeting after his brother interrupted. the night was supposed to have been dedicated to the public and response to the killing of the 22-year-old a week and a half ago. police say they believe he had a gun. he was actually holding a cell phone. sacramento police shot clark in his grandmother's backyard. >> make them accountable for what they do. >> for people and communities of color, the legal and political system is unjust. >> the mayor says the will not meet today out of republic for the family holding the wake for stephen clark. a lawsuit was filed by seniors who lived at the oakmont villa capri.

seniors say they were abandon by staff at the home as flames approached. attorneys say it resulted in the subsequent death of two residents. the man accused of stabbing a woman to death inside the san francisco church is expected to make a court appearance today. the stabbing happened sunday at the chinese christian church on chester avenue. we are waiting for the victim's name to be released. we do know she was 37 years old. it's not clear what her connection was to the suspect. he's facing murder charges. this was initially reported as a domestic violence incident. happening tonight in the north bay, one of two town halls to give residents the chance to weigh in on the cannabis process. the city of sonoma is hosting the town hall. it'll be at the sonoma community center from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. the event gives people the opportunity to ask questions about the city's cannabis policy as well as the use,

distribution, and sale of cannabis products. this morning, road crews added safety improvements to a major commute corridor. this was work put off due to recent storms. drivers may experience delays right now from the county line to camino diablo road. we are live with the details, amy? >> reporter: kristin, the delay is not too bad. wait just a couple of minutes reducing traffic down to one lane around the area. one thing people all seem to agree on is vasco road and how dangerous it is and how much help it needs to be safer. it is a key corridor for commuters and also a dreaded one. >> going very fast, and so i see a couple times more accidents than normal. >> reporter: this driver avoids it because he's heard of the many accidents that happen here. vasco road is known for crashes,

especially head-on collisions. drivers say they see a lot of dangerous behavior here. >> it's not safe. the dates that i go out to brentwood for work, there's people passing when they shouldn't be, and you slow down and wait for them to get back into the traffic side. >> reporter: today, drivers saw another reminder of the dangers here. crews working on making it safer. they replaced the middle di lennuaters, some were knocked down by drivers drifting out of lanes. the hope is these barriers as well as rumble strips alert drivers when they start to veer out of their lanes. one commuter thinks it'll take more than this to prevent crashes. >> i don't think it'll work. i mean, the way it is now was their plan to make it safer, and there's still a lot of accidents. >> reporter: they are doing the work between 9:00 and 4:00, so they don't interfere with the commute. the crews we talked to think they'll get it finished today, but the county did block off today and tomorrow just in case the work needs that much time.

reporting live from livermore, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. new details on plans to extend bart to sap jose. time is running out for bart and the santa clara transportation authority to agree how to build the tunnel connecting four stations. they have to have a decision by next thursday, and bart has to approval it by april 26 to get $1.5 billion in federal grant funding. they want to build a single tunnel underground fast tracking the prompt by ten months and avoid disrupting downtown businesses during construction. bart prefers a twin tunnel design citing safety concerns. transit riders, changes coming to the routes. today, officials want to know what you think about them. the changes are for the new service to the transbay center and double decker bus service later this year. at least a half dozen routes will be changed or eliminated. you can voice your opinion at two meetings today. the first at noon at golden gate university in san francisco, and

the other is at ac transit offices in oakland at 6:00 p.m. happening today, former first lady michelle obama is speaking in oakland. the event called "an evening with michelle obama" is moderated with questions and answers and starts at 8:00 p.m. at oracle arena. tickets are on sale through ticket master at $94 for seats. she last visited the area in november as the keynote speaker. happening today, buy a subway sandwich, help a charity. jersey mike's restaurants in the bay area are donating 1 hurgs% of sales to the make a wish foundation today. last year, more than 36,000 was raised. we have a link to the bay area jersey mike's locations on the website, abc7news.com. the sex scandal involving president trump takes a new twist after the

move from the porn star. have you noticed anything different on facebook today? the new changes following the fallout of your data. mike nicco, you notice the difference stepping outside today. look at the bay. looks like glass. that means high pressure's in control. that'll warm temperatures 9-14 degrees above average. look at the possibility of records today.

and i am a senior public safety my namspecialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else. i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california.

the legal battle between president trump's lawyer and

stormy daniels is heating up inching ever closer to the president. daniels' attorney wants mr. trump to have a two-hour de depositi deposition. abc 7 news reporter has the very latest. adult film actress stormy dames calling for president trump and his personal lawyer, michael cowen, to under questions under oath. they filed a a motion in u.s. district court in california seeking to di pose the president on what he knew about $130,000 nondisclosure agreement. the white house denied the president had any knowledge of the agreement betweenlawyer t they attacked each other on cnn. >> he's a thug. >> reporter: they told abc news he doesn't believe the case will ever get to the deposition stage saying it's valid on its face and defamation

citing president clinton, another believes it moves forward, expecting to be placing the president under oath in the coming months. the president has been uncharacteristically silent. he called female accusers liar sent no tweets denying the claims on responded to questions from reports about it since the "60 minutes" interview. why has he not punched back? >> i didn't say he punches back on every topic. if he did, he would probably be addressing a lot of the stories that most of you write every single minute of every day, and he has a country to run. >> reporter: despite daniels' claims, the approval ratings rebounded. according to a cnn poll, they are back at the highest level at 42%. abc news, washington. president trump thinks there's a good chance that north korea wants to move towards peace. mr. trump tweeted this morning he thinks kim jong un will do

what's right for his people and humanity saying china's president told him in the recent meeting went well and looks forward to meeting him. the white house says trump plans to meet kim jong un by may. now to developing news regarding facebook. the embattled announced changes to the privacy settings. rebecca jarvis explains. >> reporter: with pressure mounting on the facebook ceo to testify before congress, the company's stock slammed again, down 5% tuesday. and now this morning, the tech giant announcing an overall to the security and privacy settings met to be intuitive and easier to navigate saying we heard loud and clear privacy settings and other tombs are too hard to find and we have to do more to keep people informed. among the new features of having

to visit nearly 20 separate screens, users can see all their settings here. the redesign includes a privacy shortcuts mean ewe with a feature called access your afghanist information, a way to delete posts, pictures, likes, and comments. >> that was rebecca jarvis reporting. you can download all the information they collect on you, you can set a custom date range and identify specific information you want to see. all right, after the break, we have disturbing video showing a sergeant flying through the air after getting hit by a car. he lived to talk about it. a live look at santa cruz camera. a glorious

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now your forecast with mike nicco. >> never too many shots of the bay on a day like today. a touch more haze out there as the air is getting stagnant, but no worries with pollution. sunshine today and warmer than yesterday. record warmth, best chance tomorrow, above average, all the way through the weekend. here's a look at the temperatures, already, some 70s out there. look at clear lake, 71, napa at 70, danville at 71, 79 in mountain view, and oakland san francisco behind at 60 and 6 1. look at that clockwise flow. we're going to get an offshore freeze today, warm the next couple days. where is the rain? well, here it is. all the way up and down from

houston to dallas to cincinnati up the mississippi river valley. 12 million people threatened by flooding there, and tornados in houston. we have microclimates back. gilroy at 81, 76-79 for north bay. now, on the coastal side, about 66-67 degrees, but low 70s in downtown south san francisco and 75 to 77 through the north bay valleys until santa rosa northward with low 80s. east bay is 73-76 degrees. inland where we have 78-82 degrees. all right. let's look at how the rest of the day unfolds as far as getting near record high temperatures. napa is the closest at 77 in the forecast, 78 the record, just from last year. san jose within three degrees today, and you see livermore about four, and then san

francisco, about ninine. the shark tank looks gorgeous, all the surrounding clean air in the south bay. temperatures 75, 73, no need for a jacket. get a sidewalk cafe for lunch. 6s at 4:00 at the coast, but mid-70s elsewhere, and 60s at 8:00, and midnight, milder, temperatures in the low to upper 50s. in fact, we'll drop down into the upper 40s to mid-50s overnight hours, and might save yourself some money and not use a heater the next several days. handle the pollen? open the windows. get rid of the cabin fever and winter yuck in the house. >> i have a lot of winter yuck in the house with sick kids. >> oh, no. yeah, you really want to get fresh air in there. >> yes. >> tomorrow, a better chance, the warmest day, and holding on to the heat friday, and winds switch and come onshore so cooler starting saturday for the holiday weekend into next week, but still warmer than average. >> all right, thank you, mike. >> you bet.

a heart stopping moment on a utah highway. look. oh, a car hit that patrol sergeant on the shoulder of the freeway helping a stranded driver. he had four broken ribs and a broken shoulder blade. the driver who hit him was hysterical apologizing profusely. >> she came up while i was laying on the road and was in hysterics and apologied. she's not to be vilified. she made a mistake and learned from it. >> the car should have been traveling more slowly on the snowy road. bath time is a time to get clean, but some of you may be getting dirty. the one thing you may want to consider throwing out. be right back. this is eduardo's first small airplane ride. >> just watch eduardo's face.

researchers claimed to have discovered a new organ in the human body. a study suggests the organ is a series of interconnected fluid filled compartments found throughout the body. researchers believe this newfound or at least newly identified organ might be your body's biggest. it could also shed new light on other diseases including how

cancer is spread. >> that was interesting. >> how about this one? bad news for bath time. listen to this. scientists say rubber duckies, those bath time friends, are a haven for bugs. why? >> researchers say the liquid released when ducks are squeezed contain potentially pathogenic bacteria and four out of five -- wow -- four out of five studied, using higher quality to make the ducks could prevent bacterial growth. >> do we take them away from the kids then? not our kids, our grown up kids -- but, really, that's a tough decision for parents? >> it is. it's one of the mainstays of childhood. >> i know, right? >> baiting your son or daurt when they are younger. >> well, from us here at abc 7 news, thank you for joining us. how much we learn every day on this show." who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> i'll leave you with a look from the camera, enjoy all that

sun. thank you for joining us. have a great day tomorrow and update on record high temperatures. >> bye bye.

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