san francisco to mark the release of a man held by i.c.e. >> the undocumented san jose father will be free after months in jail. alyssa harrington live in san francisco with the immigration about-face. alyssa? >> reporter: good morning. while i'm outside the i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco, where a rally is expected at 9:00 a.m. to celebrate the release of fernandez carillo. he was arrested last fall as he dropped his daughter off at a daycare. since then, his family and other supporters have been holding rallies and working tirelessly to get him released. he has been living in the united states illegally for about 15 years. a judge, however, ruled he should not be deported because it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. in a statement, carillo's wife said i am relieved today to know that we can live freely without fear as we deserve. he was being held at a detention center in richmond. the government did have the opportunity to appeal this

ruling. but it did not. again, he will be released to family this morning. reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. now, a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. new overnight, president trump tweeting about no deals to save daca. i want to show you the tweet september out this morning. saying daca is dead because the democrats didn't care or act. now everyone wants to get on to the daca bandwagon. no longer works. must build wall and secure our borders with proper border legislation. democrats want no borders hence drugs and crime. this comes after the easter outburst he had on -- he also -- the deadly tesla crash on highway 101. federal investigators say they're unhappy that tesla released information about the crash. now on friday, tesla said the model x was on autopilot moments before it hit a barrier.

the company said the autopilot mode is semi autonomous. he should have remained attentive and kept his hands on the wheel. it's concerned tesla jumped to conclusions. the agency is still investigating the cause of the crash. our dan noyes and the iteam brought us exclusive information about tess ha and the crash. you can see the stories dan has already done on our website. abc7news.com. to receive breaking news alerts with new information. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts. happening today, totally driverless cars are street legal in californi there's only been one application to conduct driverless testing. we still don't know -- uber pulled its permit after the death of a woman who was hit by an autonomous vehicle in arizona. it requires somebody to monitor the car, but that person doesn't have to be in it. >> after crashing into and killing a woman in the north bay. abc 7 news was on highway 101 in

san rafael where the chp says a body was found yesterday morning. it was in the slow lane just north of i-580. the investigation had shut down two northbound lanes of 101. officers are working to get a description of the suspect's vehicle. >> interstate 880 back open following a sideshow. you can see the video posted on twitter. cars spinning doughnuts, smoking their tires at 9:00 last night. this is southbound near the oakland alameda coliseum. some of the participants got out of the cars, lit fireworks and sprayed graffiti. lrnd 11:00 last night, oakland p.d. tweeted these photos saying they towed two cars that will be held for 30 days for attempting to help start a sideshow. they did not say if the incidents were related. recovery continues in the north bay after the october wildfires. >> pg&e crews will be in the coffey park to build underground power and gas lines.

cables and transformers were destroyed and need to be replaced. one resident lived in the area for 30 years. he says his land is almost ready for a new foundation. >> we're not in a hurry. we want it done right, not quickly. the city is still trying to figure things out. but we are on track. it's going to be a long process for all of us. >> pg&e hopes to finish the coffey park construction and have permanent gas and electricity by the end of the year. in the mid-of the recovery, coffey park residents still came together for an easter egg hunt where homes once stood. they hope to bring normalcy back to the neighborhood. it's helping them get through the recovery. new details about an ikea store coming to dublin. repair of explosions near the california/nevada line. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. big-time rain. unusual event for april

unfolding thursday, friday and saturday. it peaks as a 2, moderate on the storm impact scale. we'll talk about the atmospheric river coming up. looking outside this morning at 6:06. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll

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if you're getting up and at it, it's mid to upper 40s in menlo park, everybody else in the low to mid-50s on the peninsula. 49 in oakland. mid-50s in hayward and also fremont. 53 there. 47 at san ramon. 54 at concord and san rafael. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. good to be out and about. it's going to be breezy. small craft advisory. around the bay, good for kite surfing and exercising. lots of pollen out there. 62 at 8:00. high clouds and sunshine. then low 60s from 2:00 to about 6:00. in the south bay, we'll start off same way, high clouds and sunshine through noon. up to 52 to 66. hang out in the 70s in the afternoon hours. then everybody is dropping back into the 40s tonight.

san francisco at 50. more on the big rain coming, next. here's alexis. >> good news, mike. the biggest trouble spot of the morning was a vehicle fire on southbound 880 in the san lorenzo area at a street. the two right lanes were blocked for about 40 minutes. just got the all clear from chp. we have four miles of residual delays that remain. 12 miles an hour approaching that scene. hopefully that will be going faster than it is right now. good news in the south bay. northbound 101 at 680, our first crash of the morning. we have the all clear for that one. next traffic update at 6:20. thanks, alexis. highway 50 near lake tahoe is back open following a pair of explosions. look at this. a blast created a large crater in the highway in front of the hard rock cafe in state line, nevada. they're blaming a faulty underground power switch. the nevada highway patrol closed -- fearing more explosions. no reports of any injuries.

black history month event goes terribly wrong at a school in georgia. now officials are responding. >> how does free pizza sound for lunch today. the offer thanks to a small school on the east coast. we head to break, a live look at sfo this morning. live weather and traffic conditions remain on the screen throughout the break. throughout the break. we'll be right back. to most people, i look like... ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgiaay be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribedyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from moderate to ev severe fibromyalgia pain, and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling,

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a charter school in georgia is apologizing after students were on stage with black face. this shows what was meant to be a black history performance. students holding dark masks recited the poem by lawrence dun paragraph. parents were offended. >> when the theatrical messages were woven in the fabric of buffoonery and cooper i of this country, i did not feel the image was powerful. it was a poor and inappropriate decision. happening today, the young texas man, the son of an affluenza case is expected to be released. ethan couch was sentenced to two years in jail for violating terms of his probation. that was all couch got for a deadly drunk driving accident that killed four people in 2013. his case got national attention when his lawyers claimed the

then 16-year-old was too rich and too entitled to know right from wrong. couch and his mother fled to mexico when video emerged showing him drinking and doing dru drugs. a man trapped under a sfaul entree. about one to two feet in diameter, it fell on him. he was able to call 911 and guide firefighters where he was. they pulled the tree off of hip. his injuries were nonlife-threatening. the election commission is calling on the mayor of san francisco to fund a new voting effort. officials want to switch to an open source voting system. he would be -- an open source voting system means the software to tabulate the ballots would be open to public view. it would cost between 11 and $28 million to implement it according to a new consultant's

report. a 98-year-old nun became the face of a basketball cinderella story. she has a day dedicated to san francisco. >> sister jean serves as the chaplain at loyola chicago. she's actually a native of san francisco. san francisco mayor mark farrell honored sister jean by dee layering saturday as sister jean delor delores shah myth day. >> it's so much fun for me to be here. i almost didn't get here. but i fought hard enough to do that. >> her spiritual advice credited with helping guide the underdog holy ramblers all the way to the final four. what a great name, too. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco joins us once again. >> you know whose team knocked sister jean out. >> alexis has a boo. >> she's -- >> we'll talk to alexis more

about the big game tonight. but let's talk about weather. hi everybody. let's look from sutro tower. the high clouds out there. and i'm going to make it look really pretty near the sunrise around 6:50. about another half hour or so. here's a look at the accuweather highlights. clouds and sunshine and mild highs. mainly clear and cooler. >> i know it's april. heavy rain is possible. here's a look at the highlights. a little thicker as we head through the morning hours due to a cold front. but it's a dry cold front. our temperatures may be cooler than yesterday. we'll still see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. downtown san francisco 62. but breezy along the coast where the sunsets at 58. daly city at 57. we've got the marina mission around 63 and 64. some of the warmer spots. in oakland, 66 today. castro valley -- you're the exceptions. north bay, about 72 with clouds and sunshine today.

inland east bay, some of the warmer temperatures here. livermore to 74 in antioch. san ramon and concord. let's go over to the peninsula. 50s along the coast. but mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. 65 in san mateo. the last stop in the south bay. 72 at san jose. gilroy at 68 in los gatos and milpitas. my seven-day forecast. about the same tomorrow. cooler wednesday, closer to average and then the rain rolls in thursday. it becomes pretty heavy friday. that's why the storm bumps up from a light to a moderate. >> i'm going to highway 4 on the eastbound side of the highway. i am seeing backup. we've got a multicar crash reported. that was briefly blocking all lanes. i believe that's off on the side now. i will keep an eye on the westbound side. we have onlooker delay there. still residual delays southbound 880 if you're traveling toward the hayward area.

through san lorenzo. due to an earlier vehicle fire. state route 185 or 580 if you're not in a big rig. southbound 680. i double-checked. we don't have anything blocking in walnut creek. definitely heavier volumes. things are filling in and slowing down. next update at 6:30. thanks, alexis. new details on an ikea store coming to dublin. they've released the new renderings for the site. it's dubbed the glenn. it has room for 92,000 feet of retail and 340,000 square foot ikea. major design changes were announced after community protests. the glenn should be open at i-580 and haciendhacienda. in 2020. there's a meeting april 7 ft. little caesars giving out free pizza because, quote, crazy happened. >> the chain said it would offer free lunch combos if a 16th seed

beat a number one seed during march madness. university of maryland baltimore county beat virginia last month. today little caesars is keeping its promise. it's good from 11:30 to 1:00 p.m. pizza, pizza. >> it's time to spring clean your beauty routine. what to get rid of. a data breach. here's rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on gma, a messy commute for millions this morning as an april snowstorm moves across the country. plus, we'll track the new deep freeze on its way and what you can expect weatherwise. that, plus we have an exclusive clip of the new episode of roseanne for you this morning. it's all coming up on gma. see you soon.

never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. check this out. that's more rain in three days than we get in a normal april. the entire month. so if this atmospheric river comes to fruition, it's going to be a soaker. thank you, mike. the california association of realtors proposing a solution to the housing crisis. give empty nesters more incentive to downsize. according to the chronicle, there's a growing number of baby boomers living in homes with spare bedrooms. many stay to avoid a new

property tax assessment. they're sponsoring an initiative to let them transfer tax assessment to a new place. they have enough signatures to put it on the november ballot. spring is here. that means cleaning time. a good place to start. the beauty cabinet. old cosmetics can cause inflammation, irritation and rashes on the skin. chemicals break down over time. the worst case scenario, you get an infection. don't share makeup with other people. you've probably heard that before. >> infections are real. you can get a stie. you can get pink eye. if you're going to use something on the lips, you can get a cold sore. i've seen patients get abscesses, never share your makeup unless you're willing to share your germs. >> what you should keep and what you should toss. that's at 7:00 on abc

we've seen leaves, apples other fruit fall from trees. but a panda? check this out. >> ouch. >> oh, no. >> plopped right down without letting go of his bamboo stick. not about to let the food go. this happened in china. the video starts, having a good time. the other one falls from the tree. all three pandas are doing just fine. all three of them are okay. >> can we watch it one more time. boom. ouch. >> backside must hurt this morning. alexa, listen to everything i say. next at 6:30, the move amazon made pushing the boundaries of privacy. a police chase in san ends in a violent crash. at the live desk, i'm tracking breaking news out of los angeles. a teen boy found safe and alive. i'm going to bring you another update next. glad to hear that story, jessica. we're looking at a little bit of

improvement finally on southbound 880 through the hayward stretch here from an earlier vehicle fire. that's all clear. but we have a new issue on highway 4. we'll check both of those coming up after the break. as you start your day at 6:26, we keep up

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bay area. the sun just starting to come up on this monday. it's going to be another warm and beautiful day across the bay area. but changes are on the horizon. by the end of the week, you need your umbrella. look at the sky behind us this morning. it's a complicated story. good morning on this tuesday, april 2nd. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's take a look at live doppler 7. there's clouds rolling our way. they will make for a gorgeous sunrise. let's talk about what will happen today with my accuweather 12-hour planner. a little milder this morning than this time yesterday. we'll hang out in the mid to upper 50s at the coast from noon to 4:00 to 7:00. notice we go from mid-60s. 64 to 65 at noon around the bay and inland. back to 63 to 64 at 7:00. the big story is what's coming in wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday,

atmospheric river. more on that, next. here's alexis. >> we have a crash reported on eastbound highway 4. west of pa cheiko. i am having a hard time believing it's not on the westbound side. through the concord area. folks have driven through the area -- at least lanes are blocked on the westbound side by emergency crews. definitely seeing a solid backup there. still working to confirm how many lanes we had blocked and seeing how serious that crash is. hearing from our partner, roadwork on westbound 37 at 121 in the sears point area. that is adding about 15, 20 minutes to your drive on westbound 37 if you're leaving from vallejo. perhaps we're heading a little further north and taking an alternate this morning. next traffic update at 6:40. now, breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. a f an update out of los angeles. authorities successfully rescued a 13-year-old boy who fell down a drainage pipe near griffith park. he's alive, able to speak, i

want to show you these live images coming to us from colleagues in los angeles in the area where they were able to locate that teen boy. it's unbelievable. appears to be a highway there. you can see the first responders that were able to pull this boy out alive safely. this is where the l.a. crosses the freeway. it was a really long night for first responders looking for jesse hernandez. he was playing with friends yesterday afternoon inside of a wooden shed. abandoned maintenance shed. a plank broke. he plunged 25 feet into a pipe that feeds into the los angeles river and this morning, he was located right near that freeway. >> we were able to give him a cell phone to contact his family members. as you can imagine, they are overwhelmed with joy. >> the fire department says now the boy does have to undergo

some decontamination. he fell into nasty water there. he'll be checked out at a local hospital. but doing well and talking this morning, reggie. >> usually this doesn't end well. >> so glad he's okay. >> what a relief. thank you. a car crash in san jose overnight leaves hundreds of people without power. >> reporter matt keller on white road for us where crews are working to get the power back on. hey, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. si since i last saw you, we got an update. pg&e is on the scene. you can see lines coming off that pole. at one point, close to 2600 people had no power in this neighborhood. but that number has gone down significantly. right now, pg&e crews are working on south white road to get the remaining electricity back online. what a scene overnight. here's what one neighbor says she heard. >> we had just gone to bed. out of nowhere we heard a loud boom a and sirens. since it's usual that it passes by a lot, we thought it was

something normal. as soon as we heard the loud boom, our whole lights went out at home. >> reporter: check out the video from shortly after the crash at 1:15 a.m. police tried to stop a stolen vehicle with two people inside it in the area of allenwood drive and south white road. that vehicle didn't stop and crashed into a power pole at white and leaf court. two men were arrested. one was taken in a patrol car, the other in an ambulance. they were booked on auto theft. 39 customers are still without power here in this area. they're hoping to get it restored by 11:30 this morning as crews continue their work. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. 6:33 now. confirming the car crash that killed a family in mendocino county was likely intentional. they were driving their suv with six adopted children one week ago when it went off a 100-foot

cliff. three children are still missing. the speedometer was pinned at 90 miles per hour. >> the vehicle came to a stop most likely in that pull-out. and then accelerated off the cliff. >> there's a lot of people online saying that they were beautiful people. at some time they may have been. but that is not what we saw next door. >> investigators are addressing rumors of a suicide note found in the family's home. they say no such note was found but they're evaluating items found during the search including red flags. they're not elaborating on that. >> happening today, a driver charmed in a hit-and-run crash is set to be arraigned. mark dennis faces one count of murder, four counts of attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. dennis got into a physical altercation with the five victims last wednesday. he drove on to the sidewalk and plowed into them. this was the 24th and illin streets. one of sthe menoi later died ate hospital. >> how a sheriff's patrol car

hit a woman during a vigil for stephon clark. it happened on saturday night. video shows it hitting the woman and pulling away. the sheriff's office says their vehicles were surrounded by protesters who broke a back window and started denting one of the vehicles. the woman hit has been released from the hospital. the sheriff's office is conducting an interrible nal ref the incident accepting applications for the h-1b advice as. a lot of them use the visas to attract tech workers from overseas. 85,000 people will be chosen in a lottery-style drawing. the visas will allow them to live and work in the u.s. for at least three years. employers have to sponsor the applicants. the trump administration says applications will be scrutinized and rejected for even minor errors. china will impose a tariff on more than 100 american-made goods, many from california. the move in retaliation for president trump's new tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum.

the 15% tariff will include fruits, nuts, wine, pork and aluminum. the increase is expected to hit california companies especially hard because many of those products come from here. another sign of recovery in the fire zone of sonoma county. the santa rosa press democrat says much of the park severely burned in october is now open again. park crews have repaired trails, retaining walls and rebuilt culverts. if you visit, you should know that there are going to be burn scars visible. you also see wildflowers and new leaves on the trees and bushes. happening now, bill cosby back in court nor jury selection in his retrial. this is new video into the abc 7 newsroom showing cosby arriving at the courthouse in pennsylvania. more than 180 potential jurors have been summoned to appear for screening. his accuser andrea constant, a former temple university basketball administrator will take the stand again. he's accused of assaulting her at his suburban philadelphia

home in 2004. his first trial ended in a hung jury. the retrial opening is set for next monday. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's start with temperatures down in the south bay. you can see a lot of mid to upper 40s there with santa clara and campbell at 46. cooler at morgan hill at 45. mountain view at 52. we have 52 in san francisco. san carlos, half moon bay. 51 in lafayette and danville. alameda and san pablo, 54. novato the 50. here's a look. there's patchy fog near the coast trying to blow through the san bruno gap. everything is kind of quiet at sfo. i'm painting everything green today. that afternoon on mass transit, whether on the roads or -- if you're taking the ferry, it may be breezy. nothing like the coast where we have the small craft advisory. high clouds and sunshine and then high sunshine dominates

through 6:00. in the east bay valleys, check it out. 53 in morning. but then that total sunshine at noon up to 70. be in the mid-70s from 1:00 all the way through 7:00. it will be a little cooler in the overnight. low to upper 40s even a 50 in san francisco. normally we talk about traffic at this time. i want to say congratulations. your team made it to the championship game. my team got throttled. >> you match up better. good luck tonight. >> villanova, going to be tough. michigan for the championship. i'm going to be staying up well past my bedtime. >> you are the most disciplined sleeper of all of us: if i'm chugging coffee in the morning, you know why. >> how is the commute? >> we want to take a look at a crash on highway 4. we actually did get confirmation from chp that this is westbound. that's what we were thinking last time we checked. westbound 4. the 680 merge, that's the

updated location. we've got a multicar crash. two out of the three lanes are blocked. we're seeing significant delays. some of this, typical two miles an hour as you get close to that collision scene. i will keep an eye on that. tough going right now. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we're looking at typical volumes there. metering lights at 5:18 this morning. drive times, westbound 580 tracy to dublin. in the yellow. dublin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 25. northbound 85. won cupertino looks good. struggling to keep crossing guards at schools across the city. critics of the program say low pay and split shifts are causing the shortage of guards. the sfmta pays guards about $18 an hour. they work 75 minutes in the morning and 75 minutes in the afternoon. they don't get any benefits. city supervisors plan to address the issue at a meeting later

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this is abc 7 mornings. let's take a look at what's going on across the state. mid to upper 70s through the central valley. low to mid-60s in los angeles and san diego. more cloud cover there. look at the sunshine in palm springs. breezy along the coast up to eureka. about 65 in yosemite. let look at tahoe. there's plenty of snow groomed to ski on. even though it's going to melt through thursday and heavy rain. there could be some flooding in the central valley and the mountains on friday. it will turn over to heavy snow on saturday. >> now a live desk update from abc 7 mornings. >> hi everyone. a big update on a story. ethan couch just released from jail moments ago. he is now in the probation office. here's a picture of him tweeted out by a reporter for the abc station in houston. couch was sentenced to two years in jail for violating terms of his probation. probation was all he got for a deadly drunk driving accident

that killed four people in 2013. his case got national attention when his lawyers claimed the then 16-year-old was too rich and entitled to know right from wrong, known as the affluenza case. making headlines again this morning. >> jessica, thank you. a san jose man who has been in the custody of i.c.e. for six months about to go free. >> they will rally in downtown san francisco to celebrate his release. alyssa harrington live at the immigration about-face. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. that judged ruled that fernandez carillo should not be deported because it would not be safe for him to return to mexico. the government did not appeal the decision. that means he will go home after being detained for six months. i.c.e. agents arrested him last fall as he dropped his daughter off at daycare. since then, his family and supporters have been holding rallies working tirelessly to be

released. in a statement, his wife said, the past months reveal an immigration system that traumatizes beloved family and community members. our message remains clear from the beginning. stop separating families and communities and put an end to detention and deportation. now, carillo has been in the united states illegally for 15 years. family members, faith leaders and other activists are expected to be out here in front of the i.c.e. headquarters for a rally. reporting live in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. quarter to 7:00 now. happening today, landmarks will be lit up in blue in honor of world autism awareness day. it's part of a campaign called light it up blue aimed to promote awareness. niagara falls, the empire state building and the white house all glowed blue on this day in the past. if you wear blue today, use the #light up blue and abc 7 now so we can find it and share it.

well, it appears that amazon and google want to listen to all of your conversations and track your moods. >> both tech companies filed patent applications in hopes of using its devices, including smart home products, to pick up everything you say. amazon and google say right now their smart speakers only process audio and record it after you use special words. the goal now is to monitor more of what you say in order to offer product recommend nations. they went on to say that they file applications for lots of things that don't necessarily come to fruition. we shall see. >> oh, my goodness. we're all okay after an out of control chinese space station re-entered the atmosphere. >> what a relief. it plunged 200 miles west of chile. astronomers tracked it with radar. >> it's a little bit like watching meteors in the sky. except this was created by humans. >> most of the a space station

burned up during re-entry. the chances of someone being hit by the debris was small. thankfully. >> now to your morning money report. a warning at saks fifth avenue or lord and taylor. your credit and debit information may have been stolen. the parent company of the store, hudson bay company says a breach affected 5 million customers. the cards affected were used for in-store purchases between may 2017 and last month. this morning on gma, abc's rebecca jarvis, explains what you can do now to protect yourself. >> if you see any strange activity, hudson's bay says you will not be reliable for fraud charges but it's important to stay on top of this by looking at your credit report. you can do that at annual credit report.com once a year for free. >> customers impacted will receive free credit monitoring. there are no signs that online shoppers were hit. here's a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we're down just slightly.

starting today, people with overdue books in santa clara county have a chance to eliminate outstanding fines. >> there is a catch of sorts. they will waive up to $100 in exchange with a donation of any amount of nonperishable food. the food for fines program benefits -- officials say it will also get people to come back to the library with a fresh start. no shame. no judgment. >> yes. help other people out in the community. why not? a northern california singer overcame her nerves. made it through "american idol's" hollywood week. ♪ >> she's barefoot. that's not an easy song. good job from modesto. she advanced to the top 50 in last night's episode. she showed off her powerful pipes. she says, by the way, every time she sings, she wears a good luck

charm from her best friend. >> my best friend, he passed away last year and i have sony hime i am on the way to a performance, i wear his jacket. always by my side. but that's all i need. he is definitely with me all the time as my good luck charm. >> we love her. both you, reggie and i got to speak with her and track her along this journey. if she wins the whole thing by the way, she's going to do two things. buy a tesla and pay off her brother's student loans. >> and become a big recording star. i think she has a big future. >> it's insane. you can see her sing part of let's stay together by al green. it's the most beautiful yummy rendition of it you've ever heard. we'll find out if she made it all the way to the show. >> we'll be watching. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike nicco. >> maybe not alexis.

she'll be watching basketball. >> i have something else to watch. but i wish her well, to r sure. >> as we wish your team well. let's go from walnut creek. if you're heading south on 680, what a treat. the color developing over the east bay hills this morning. mild again today with breezy conditions at the coast. atmospheric river. how often do we say that in in april? never in the last 11 years. it arrives thursday. trending drier and warmer for weekend. try to salvage that. here's a look at the cold front. it has a few clouds. we'll have high clouds this morning. once it rolls through, the drier air will bring us about total sunshine this afternoon. temperatures close to average. 72 in the south bay. warmer than average by a few degrees. 63 at millbrae. talking about 65 in san mateo. 68 mountain view. along the coast mid to upper 50s. mid 50s up on the north bay

coast. temperatures around 70 to 72 in the north bay valleys. cooler along the east bay shore. oakland 66. you can see some 70s in newark, union city and fremont. then about 72 to 74 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. all right. we start off the year good. then we lost three in a row. the rangers are in town to take on the a's. 64 at 7:05. dropping down to 58. wanted to show you how much rain we could get starting friday morning all the way through saturday night. 2 to 4 inches. that would nearly double what we get in an average april. that's why the storm is a 2 moderate for friday. alexis? >> we've got two main trouble spots. the first one is westbound highway 4 at 680 of the still trying to clear this multivehicle crash. we did get a few more details from chp. sounds like three vehicles were involved. minor injuries thankfully. two lanes are blocked. so look at that. put our distance measuring tool

on the map. 8 miles back to bay point. hopefully they'll be open soon. also road washing scheduled on westbound -- around 121. that's causing about a 15, 20-minute delay on westbound 37 if you're leaving vallejo. maybe worth heading north and staking state route 12 for an alterna alternate. moving pretty slow. stop-and-go traffic in that direction. next update coming up just before 7:00. now breaking news from the live desk. breaking news. president trump has proposed hosting russian president vad mire putin at the white house according to russian media. the proposal reportedly happened during a recent phone call between the two leaders. that's coming from a kremlin aide. the aide said quote, when our presidents were talking on the telephone, trump proposed to hold a first meeting in washington in the white house.

no comment yet from the white house this morning. we'll be watching. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. 6 5 6:53 now. a plane heading from denver to new york was forced to return to kennedy airport after a bird was sucked into the engine during takeoff. the pilots shut down the damaged engine and declared an emergency so the flight could return to the airport yesterday. >> we just took a bird in the number one engine, declared an emergency. have fire and rescue look at the engine. getting pretty good violation here. the aircraft circled around and landed safely at jfk. no one was hurt and passengers were rebooked on other flights. >> i don't know what would be scarier. this boat. these police officers are wishing for a bigger boatcounted white shark off the southern coast of australia. that shark being bigger than the dingy they were on. this real life jaws ended with nobody hurt. >> looking over his shoulder

there. janet jackson may headline at outside lands this year. >> i hope you're as excited as i am. the full lineup will be announced tomorrow morning. organizers have been dropping big hints on twitter. so this photo posted on friday with the #outside lands clue. it shows part of the cover art of jackson's 1993 classic, janet. jackson could be the first female main stage headliner in outside lands history. it's about time that a woman was there as a headliner. speaking of women, the basketball team for notre dame, national champs this morning. >> it all came down to one shot. >> for the win! >> she beat the buzzer for a stunning finish to the tournament. she's having quite the weekend. quite the monday. she hit a nearly identical shot to upset uconn on friday. congrats to her. really amazing.

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6:58. if you're just joining us or headed out the door, the seven things to know before you go. number o is breaking news out of los angeles this morning. it's good news. authorities have rescued a 13-year-old boy who fell down a drainage pipe that feeds into the l.a. river. they say jesse hernandez is alive and he's able to speak. so glad to hear it, jess. a live look from pg&e crews work to go repair downed power lines still. a car crashed into a power pole at white and leaf court leaving 2600 people without electricity. right now a handful are still without power. number 3, the chp confirms the car crash that killed a family in mendocino county was likely intentional. the couple and their six adopted children were in the car when it went off a cliff. three children remain missing. number 4, a man detained by i.c.e. is set to be released today. fernando carillo was arrested while dropping off his child the

daycare. a judge ruled it up safe for him to be returned to mexico. a nice day to start the workweek. 47 to 50. you can see the colorful sunrise developing. increasing sunshine. not as warm as yesterday. watch out for the breezes at the coast. number 6, a pretty significant issue on westbound highway 4. this in martinez at 680. still two out of three lanes blocked. a very significant delay. we're looking at oh, just about 12 miles an hour and 5 miles an hour the closer you get to that crash. and number 7, free pizza pizza. little caesars giving out pies today because 16th seeded umbc beat top seeded virginia in the march madness tournament. you can pick it up between 11:30 and 1:00. the tough part is finding one in the bay area. >> so hard to find. good morning, america.

breaking news for our viewers in the west. found alive, the 13-year-old boy swept away in a drainage pipe in los angeles now safe and sound. inside the incredible rescue. a dangerous spring storm is hitting the northeast right now. millions in the path of snow, ice, and rain. a new warning for your morning commute. hundreds of accidents already across the midwest. now another storm moving in. president trump hand in hand with the first lady. and he's taking on the dreamers. threatening no more daca deal. the fate of hundreds of thousands now at risk. roseanne on a roll. >> jackie, it is not my fault that i just happen to be a charismatic person who is always right about everything. >> a big announcement about the record-breaking reboot.