highway 1 to san francisco, you look great as well. ten minutes for you. we'll check out overnight roadwork coming up next. thanks, alexis. now to our developing news. team coverage this morning on the shooting at youtube headquarters. >> matt keller is live at youtube headquarters with information on the investigation. first, let's get to abc 7 news reporter alyssa harrington at san bruno's police department where she's learning more about the shooter. alyssa? >> good morning. we know that nasim aghdam did not work at youtube or nobody anybody therement but she was angry at the company. she posted a rant criticizing youtube for causing her to lose money. >> only one -- -- [ inaudible ] >> she blamed the company's new ad policy and emd bedded other videos calling it ad pock lips. she was active on youtube.

she posted workout videos and talked about vegan cooking and animal cruelty. her family recently reported her missing when she stopped answering her phone. we learned mountain view police had contact with aghdam hours before the shooting. officers found her sleeping in her car yesterday morning and contacted her family. her brother, who did not want his face on camera told reporters, he warned police she might be going to youtube. >> it was close to the youtube headquarter. she had problem with youtube. we called that cop again and told him that there's a reason she went from san diego to there. >> reporter: aghdam's brother said he did not know she had a gun. they don't -- the san bruno police department will hold a

press conference this morning at 9:00 a.m. reporting live in san bruno, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. alyssa, thank you. the names of the three victims have not been released. a man is in critical condition, a 32-year-old woman is in serious condition. a 27-year-old woman is in fair condition. >> now for the investigation and how quickly police responded. >> let's get to matt keller live at youtube headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. i just spoke with the police chief and he told me that they wrapped up their forensic investigation inside the youtube building about two hours ago. he says that at le yast for today and maybe for a couple of more days. he says they have the suspecst'. but they have yet to complete a search of it. that's a slow methodical process and no letter or manifesto has been found yet. they're investigating a but she was upset with youtube.

they are looking for access to her online accounts and at her home in southern california. the chief says there's nothing to suggest she obtained the semiautomatic handgun used in the shooting illegally. >> we thought we would encounter somebody with a rifle. but that may have been the only thing that maybe was noticeable to officers. gender really didn't -- i don't think that's even been discussed. i think we just knew there was a threat. we identified the threat and tried to go to it and get to it as fast as we could. >> reporter: as fast as they could was a two-minute response time. they have no link between the suspect and the victims. they're early in the investigation and a lot more has to be dochbne. reporting live, matt keller. abc 7 news. google's ceo released a statement. sundar pichai says i know a lot of you are in shock.

we're going to help everyone in our google family heal from this unimaginable tragedy. >> gabby giffords released a statement. >> she was in the bay area just last month speaking about gun control. her heart goes out to the victims and heroic first responders. she also said, quote, this country has never been more angry about political inaction in the face of gun violence and our demands for a safer future have never been louder. >> there are also questions about security at major tech companies like youtube. former fbi agent and abc news security contributor steve gomez explained overnight how those companies need to protect themselves. >> companies like youtube and facebook and many other companies, they have to think of themselves like a bank in some ways where there is a reason for people to target them for this kind of violence. whether they know somebody there at youtube or it's the company itself that they are targeting because they are right in the middle of controversial issues.

they should know that. they have to understand that. they have to have security measures in place to prevent somebody from just walking into the building at a certain moment and going out and start shooting everybody, as she did. >> of course, we are early in the investigation. there will be a lot more discussion about security in the coming weeks. we'll stay on top of it for you. back to you. >> jessica, interesting. youtube had recently banned people from uploading videos that promote the sale of guns and accessories. the site banned videos on how to use bump stocks converting fire apples arms to fully automatic. it drew heavy criticism from gun rights groups who call it troublesome and worrisome. we have more on the strangers who helped the victims. how twitter stepped in to stop misinformation and the shooter's background, including her youtube videos. >> abc7news.com. also the abc 7 news app. san bruno police plan to update the shooting investigation at 9:00 this morning. we'll be streaming it live on the site and also on our app.

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it's 49 in san ramon. the cool spot in the east bay. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. not as cool as yesterday. we've got low to mid-50s around the bay and down in san jose. pacifica 48. up in the north bay, napa, santa rosa and novato in the 40s. vallejo at 53 degrees. this is how it looks from the embarcadero in san francisco. if you're going to be out and about exercising or doing yard work, it's a good time to plant some of the plants and let mother nature water them the next couple of days. 52 at 8:00. by noon at 65. you'll touch 70 around 2:00. then fall back into the mid-60s by 6:00. at 8:00. still 61 degrees. in san francisco, narrower -- smaller margin. 51 at 10:00. 57 at 4:00. should wait for the coffee to kick in before attempting that

word. 53 at 10:00. actually, i'm drinking green tea. here's a look at the lows tonight. about the same as this morning. mid-40s to low 50s with increasing clouds. want to leave you with this before i get to the accuweather seven-day forecast in less than seven minutes. 80% coverage of rain. thursday all of us getting wet friday. most of us getting wet saturday. another chance next tuesday light to moderate storms on the way. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. right now we're looking at overnight construction projects that are still going, at least until 6:00 this morning. that's when they're scheduled through cal trans. one of the spots northbound 880 and oakland between 66th and 23rd. we are seeing about a mile of heavy traffic approaching that. you want to stick to 580 instead. that is still wide open at this early hour. we still have the closure of the bay farm island bridge between there and alameda. that lasts until 6:00 a.m. you'll see that tonight and the

following night as well. nice and quiet so far. no major blocking issues. next traffic update at 5:20. developing news in southern california. four people presumed dead after a marine helicopter crash. >> now there's an investigation into what happened. the crew is on a routine training mission near el centro east of san diego. it happened 2:30 yesterday afternoon. but reports surfaced late last night. the helicopter was based at a third marine aircraft base near mi miles an hour an march. be clarifying that he's not a criminal target right now according to the "washington post." mueller met with the president's lawyers last month to negotiate a possible interview with the president. mueller says he must speak with the president to complete the probe. attorneys representing couples who may have lost their frozen embryos and eggs at a san francisco fertility clinic are demanding answers. they say the company refuses to

answer questions about reports that 2,000 eggs and embryos were compromised. a similar incident happened the same day in cleveland. the victims' attorneys are calling for transparency after one of the storage tanks suffered a malfunction. the clinic says that they can't comment because of pending lawsuits. we have new developments on the housing bill that would allow cities across the state to build higher and denser housing near public transit. san francisco's board of supervisors is now coming out against that bill to vote against sba 27 came yesterday. majority say the bill takes away local control from government. scott wiener authored that bill and calling it a knee-jerk reaction. they're stepping in to try to stop misinformation spread by social media bots. netflix show got hit with a lawsuit. here's a plot twist. here's a plot twist. the irs

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hey, mike. you'll be interested in this. new images coming in from houston, texas, after severe storms did major damage overnight. look at this. a hangar collapsed near the airport. high winds knocked it down. our colleagues in houston say winds reached up to 60 miles an hour at the height of the storm. part of the hangar collapsed on to a plane. it was owned by a private jet company. initially, firefighters got there quickly. they thought people were trapped inside. thankfully, that was not the case and no one was hurt. jessica, thank you. california wants to force twitter and facebook to identify automated accounts known as bots. they're blamed for manipulating and spreading fake news. the chronicle reports that they -- they want to make it illegal to with the intent of misleading and not disclosing that the account is not a real person. people would also be able to rornt violations.

a plot to a stranger things fans are not expecting. the show's premise is a ripoff. charlie kessler said he told creators, matt and ross about his film, montauk in 2014, two years before the netflix series premiered. like stranger things, kessler says his sci-fi short dealt with conspiracy theories, secret government projects and the paranormal. no one is responding to the allegations but kessler is suing for compensation. the giants saluted one of their biggest fans before their home opener yesterday. they held a living memorial for late mayor ed lee. all of san francisco's living ex-mayors attended, as well as current mayor mark farrell and lee's widow anita lee. ed lee, who liked wearing an extremely loud orange blazer for the team. he worked for the department of public works before becoming mayor. >> a great tribute. chinatown be station reached

a milestone. >> muni officials announced the end of excavation. no more digging on the project. abc 7 news got this cool look at the project so far. this cavern is 54 feet wide and 42 feet high. crews are waterproofing the tunnel before building the platform. mayor mark farrell got his first look at the work and felt inspired. >> as we have more and more people living in the city of san francisco, more and more people working in the city, on cars, on bikes, on foot, the more we can put traffic underground, the better we'll be. it will be safer for everybody. that's something we want to celebrate. >> muni expects to begin taking paying passengers at the station in december of 2019. plans to extend the subway to north beach and fisherman's wharf are in the works. >> happening today, a san jose city council meeting is going to talk about concerns for dockless bicycles. there's been a surge of shared line bikes and scooters on the streets of downtown san francisco. many complained about renters

leaving them on the streets or on driveways. neighbors say some are there for days. this afternoon, the rules committee will be briefed about the complaints and hear recommendations on a potential permitting process. there's more than a billion dollars in unclaimed tax refunds on the line. >> americans have until tax days to claim these. the unclaimed -- california has the second most number of taxpayers owed money. 93,000 taxpayers owed total potential refunds of $96 million. to get your refund, you need to file tax returns for 2014, 2015 and 2016. no penalty for filing a late return if you are owed runds wio the u.s. treasury. you don't want that to happen. >> abc7news.com. do you think you got money? >> for sure. that would be a nice way to start, what is it tuesday, wednesday?

>> wednesday. all day. >> it's going to be cloudy a lot today. may still need the sunglasses from time to time. it's just the high clouds out ahead of the storm which is still a day away. here's a look at san jose 87 near the shark tank. >> pretty quiet. >> filtered sunshine, seasonal temperatures today. the next accuweather highlight with the first of two storms. rain heavy at times. another storm is possible next week. >> let's talk temperatures today. 68 in san rafael. 69 in napa. low to mid-70s through the rest of the north bay of the we'll be in the low to mid-70s in the inland east bay neighborhoods and a lot of mid-70s down in the south bay where the sunshine will be just a little bit stronger. the clouds will be thicker in the north bay. about 66 to 70 degrees around the bay. in san francisco, pretty comfortable at 63 degrees. all right. let's take a look at the rainfall and along the coast. up into the north bay.

the commute tomorrow evening is going to be wet. starting friday. steady rain during the morning hours all the way through the evening hours. could be heavy at times. look at the rainfall totals. where you see green, that's an inch starting to develop. we'll have the rain shadow along the south bay into the east bay. especially around san jose and livermore. an inch to quarter of an inch and a half. nearing 1.75 inches by the time we get to saturday morning. about another tenth to quarter of an inch through saturday. sunday is going to be dry. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. for today, temperatures tomorrow cooler and then the coolest weather will be friday. 50s and 60s with the heavier rain. the 70s come back sunday into monday and a 1, light on the storm impact scale for tuesday. >> good morning. so far we have not had any major incidents on the roadways. we're looking at the typical slow spots filling in. westbound 205 to 580.

16 miles an hour out of tracy up to 26 miles an hour. closer to altamont pass. but several miles of fairly heavy traffic as you approach the tri-valley. the bay bridge commute has been looking pretty good. we have not gotten the metering lights on yet. but the drive into san francisco is very slightly starting to fill in. drive times for the rest of the bridges are looking good. richmo sndeven minutes. another 12 if you head westbound across state route 92. dumbarton bridge wide open as well. in the green at nine minutes. a man accused of killing his grandfather and possibly his mother to collect inheritance money is in court. in this morning's first look, the strange case playing out in a new hampshire courtroom. 24-year-old nathan carmen representing himself in probate court. >> are we trying two murder cases here or are we trying one? >> it's not technically a murder

trial but a pretrial hearing. his aunt brought it to prevent him from inheriting $7 million from his mother and grandfather. carmen was the last person known to see his wealthy grandfather before he was found murdered. three years later, his mother disappeared while on a fishing trip with carmen. >> i did not negligently or recklessly a certainly n intentionally cause her death. >> carmen has never been charged criminally and we'll have the latest details from the courtroom at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. pay attention while driving. this is that is a message from the state capital during the kickoff of national distracted driving months. signs reminding people to put your phone down, just drive. a woman who lost her daughter to distracted driving reminded people of the importance of paying attention.

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it's 5:25. the seven things to know. the youtube shooting suspect identified as nasim aghdam was angry at youtube that they demonetized her videos. >> number 2, a live look at the youtube campus in san bruno this morning. it will be closed today as investigators piece together details of what happened. police are waiting for a search warrant to look inside the suspect's car. >> the three victims were taken to zuckerberg san francisco general. they include a 36-year-old man in critical condition along with a 32-year-old woman and 27-year-old woman. number 4, new this morning, new from the live desk, china raising tariffs on $50 billion worth of u.s. goods. the new 25% tariff will apply to soybeans, aircrafts and autos. this comes one day after the

trump administration announced new tariffs on experts. number 5, while we're anticipating the big storm, today will be a dry day. our last dry day with temperatures average around 1 to 6 degrees warmer than average. number 6, one new issue for the commute in san leandro. reports of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian on the southbound 880 off ramp to davis street. not sure ou serious or how many injuries. an update coming up. warriors tickets for the first round of the playoffs go on sale to the general public later today. insiders with american express can buy tickets at. the tribute to dr. martin luther king, jr. >> we have a lot more coverage on the youtube shooter, including details on her encounter with police hours before the attack. plus, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will testify before lawmakers and this morning we finally know

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who was the shooter and what was her motive. we're digging deeper into the attack at youtube headquarters. we're also highlighting heroes who stepped in to help the victims. >> a new accusation this morning against a san francisco supervisor after his outbursts during a fire in the north beach. >> enjoy the calm weather while it lasts. you have one more day. mike nicco says the atmospheric river is about to roll through t. >> thanks for being here. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> mike nicco is here. >> let's talk more about how today will be dry. it's going to be pretty cloudy. you can see the gray across live doppler 7. but no green. no rain falling right now. my accuweather seven-day

forecast. >> upper 40s, this morning. it's a little bit milder. mid to upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s in the bay and inland. upper 60s by 4:00. let's get over to alexis. see if there's any hotspots. take you to san leandro where we have -- vehicle hit a pedestrian on the southbound 880 off ramp to davis street. does not sound like it's too serious right now. we possibly have injuries to that pedestrian. but i know that they are talking. actually called an incident. hopefullyi ts not too serious. that is off on the shoeld eauld. >> bay bridge toll plaza starting to fill in. we did get the metering lights flipped on. typical delays are building through the maze. we'll check on drive times coming up next. thanks, alexis. we're going to begin with developing news. the shooting atoube in san

bruno. >> the suspect identifies as nasim aghdam. she pulled out a handgun at the headquarters and fired off several rounds. three people were hurt. they're all at san francisco general this morning. san bruno police along with fbi and atf are investigating. we've been able to learn more about nasim aghdam. she posted videos about exercise, veganism and -- >> she had a website that targets youtube for demonetizing videos and hurting her ad revenue. she lived with her parents and husband or boyfriend. she didn't often leave the house they say. >> she did some painting on the house and stuff like that. very nice people. >> her family reported her missing in southern california prior to the shooting. san bruno police and san mateo

sheriff's deputies got there two minutes after the call. >> it was basically over before officers got inside the building. we should find out more when they hold a news conference. >> abc 7 news reporter, matt keller live at headquarters. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning. this morning we learned that forensic investigation here inside the youtube building on cherry avenue was completed a few hours ago. although youtube is expected to keep the building closed today if not for a couple more days. i did speak with the police chief of the san bruno police department in the past hour or so. they're still investigating a motive but say nasim aghdam was upset at youtube and its policies. the investigation is going in several directions. to her home in southern california and accessing her accounts. >> we do need access. there's a certain way we examine those. that's going to take some time. -e'r she had had a car here that we're going to be

going through. that's with our forensic folks. that's going to take some time. >> san bruno police arrived after the initial 911 calls. this is still a local investigation with the fbi and atf assisting. says they have a general idea of how she got into the building. going to sit down to recreate what happened before releasing that information to the media. there's nothing to suggest she obtained the semiautomatic handgun used in the shooting illegally. >> matt keller, abc 7 matt. here is a look at the area where youtube headquarters is onchry 380. that's a few miles from sfo and another look here. many of the workers ran to the bay hill shopping center that was right acrossrus cy the mana encouraged the community to stay

strong. pput them in the restaurant and gave them towels, band-aids, tried to calm them down. >> a worker at hash's and brews took in one of the wounded. others found safety inside of a carl's jr. off campus. >> the carl's jr., in the side door, we put her in there. grabbed a bunch of napkins, them on her leg. >> a youtube employee told abc news he ran for the nearest exits which turned out to be towards the shooter. a co-worker ran toward him and said she's behind us. they barricaded themselves inside a conference room. the ceo of the company released a message on twitter. here on the large computer. susan wojcicki said there are no words to describe how horrible it was to an active shooter at youtube today.

our hearts go out to all those injured and impacted today of the we'll come together to heal as a family. meanwhile, president trump offered his sympathy in a tweet. he said, was just briefed on the shooting at youtube's headquarters in san bruno, california. our thoughts and prayers with everybody involved. thank you to our phenomenal enforcement officers and first responders. that are currently on the scene. of course, that sent out moments after the shooting. reggie? >> thank you, jessica. the three people wounded were transported to zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the trauma doctor at the hospital used an update on the conditions of the victims to speak about gun violence. >> we got a serious problem to address. i don't have all the answers. but i can say that at least we're discussing it nationally. that's a good thing. but this is a real problem. >> dr. andre campbell says he has seen too many victims of gun violence to remain silent. san bruno police plan to give the update on the shooting

investigation at 9:00 this morning. we'll stream that live on a abc7news.c abc7news.com. extensive coverage on the webb site including the shooter's background and youtube videos. we're posting updates on facebook, twitter and the abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts. just coming in to our live desk at this hour, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will testify next went on april 11th before the house energy and commerce committee. this morning is the first time we had an exact date for that highly anticipated testimony. zuckerberg will be in the hot seat to talk about facebook's collection data practices and user protections and they've faced backlash after a whistle blower said cambridge analytica gained access to facebook and used it to benefit the trump presidential campaign. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it's about 5:37 on this

wednesday. a dry wednesday but cloudy and mild. castro valley and orinda at 49. everybody else in the low 50s across the east bay shore until you get to alameda at 53 degrees. oakland and fremont, 52 and 50. we've got 52 in san carlos, san jose at 54 degrees. santa rosa, pacifica -- low 50s to mid-50s. usually the cool spots. everything is going to be good. this last dry day. east bay valleys starting off at 52 at 8:00. by noon, 65. hang out around 70 from, say, 1:00 to 3:00. mid-60s by 3:00. up in the north bay, 46 at 8:00. upper 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours. if you're going out for dinner or have plans with the kids outside, 56 degrees at 8:00. tonight, about same as this morning. mid-40s to 50 degrees. storm impact scale for friday,

rain, heavy at times. highest totals in the north bay and the mountains where we could have some damage and winds gusting to 45 miles per hour. but that's friday. nothing like that this morning. we got off to a pretty good start this week. seems like a lot of people on spring break again except you and me. >> yes. we have been enjoying -- consolation prize. you should have a pretty decent commute. at least at this early hour. we are still seeing pretty light volumes. i want to take you to oakland. we did have some roadwork scheduled until about 6:00 this morning. it actually looks like we have this wrapped up ahead of schedule. around 35, 40 minutes ago, we had a delay on the northbound side of 880 filled in. looks like that's cleared out and i believe all lanes are back open at this point. san mateo bridge, westbound 92, we're slowly starting to fill in. no issues as you drive across the bridge. nothing around mid span.

everything looks great. the slow spot is westbound 580, tracy to dublin. just under an hour. that's the typical volume filling in. dublin to mission boulevard looks great at 15. northbound 85 between 10b 1 and cupertino. you have 15 minutes. >> developing news from sonoma county where police shot and wounded an armed man. neighbors at theex reported the suspect had a gun and was making suicidal threats. >> officers negotiated with that man for more than an hour yesterday afternoon. just before 2:00 p.m. authorities say he appeared to readlo his officers. police say the officers fired at the suspect and injured him. he was taken to the hospital. no officers were hurt. >> we are learning more about what led up to the death of a man in the custody of the sonoma police department. officers were called to the sonoma oaks mobile home park last wednesday after receiving reports of a naked man breaking out streetlights. the man identified as roderick cameron refused to comply with

orders. in order to get him under control, officers tased him three times, handcuffed him and tied a rope around his waist. that's when he stopped breathing. cameron was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. autopsy results have not yet been released. abc 7 news reporter saw needles on b.a.r.t. and went to get answers. how b.a.r.t. is handling a drug

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. the clouds are coming for the entire state today. mid-0s chico. fresno, 82. still pretty warm from palm springs, about 93 degrees. talked about snow levels at 10,000 feet. so a ton of rain is going to fall and it's going to help melt the snow that's already there. that will create flooding starting at 5:00 friday evening through sunday morning. 36 hours there. so let's take a look at what's going to happen as far as my accuweather seven-day forecast for tahoe. light rain thursday. heavy rain for friday and then turning over to snow as the snow will drop down to 5500 feet saturday. then sunshine for sunday. >> a live desk update with

jessica castro. >> brand new this morning while you and i were sleeping, china raised tariffs on $50 billion worth of u.s. goods. the new 25% tariff will apply to soybeans, aircraft and automobiles. when it will take effect later. this comes after washington raised duties over a technology dispute. the u.s. claims china pressures foreign companies to hand over technology next change for market access. our own markets could react to this news, the tariffs overnight. >> we'll watch it closely when the markets open, jess. the nation is marking the 50th anniversary of the assassination of dr. martin luther king, jr. a group made up of three generations has been marching to memphis for three days. thousands are expected at the national civil rights museum in memphis. to remember what they lost and

gained. this morning on "good morning america," the granddaughter of dr. king pays homage to the civil rights icon. dpchlt ma start at 7:00 a.m. quarter to 6:00 now. we have new details on the four-alarm fire that ripped through a building in san francisco. some firefighters now say supervisor aaron peskin appeared to be intoxicated when he criticized officials at the scene. the chronicle reports ante two oth stated in separate memos that he was at the scene on union street and called for joanne hayes white to resign. he said firefighters should have been spraying the building with water. he later apologized. the san francisco police officer known as the hot cop of the castro is going to learn his sentence for a hit-and-run accident. he was convicted of two felony counts last month. he was charged with hitting two

pedestrians in north beach and leaving the scene. coors turned himself in to police eight hours after the crash. new steel barriers up in san francisco's castro district to prevent this from happening again. an uber driver made a wrong turn near market and church streets. he wound up on the steps of a parking lot. the gps told him to go down the stairs he claims. four yellow poles were installed at the top of the staircase on friday. it is confirmed. janet jackson is going to be among the headliners at the outside lands music festival san francisco. ♪ >> that's the promo video for the 11th annual edition of the festival at golden gate park. august 10th through the 12

other performers, the weekend, florence and the machine, beck, bon iver. future. huey lewis and the news. >> florence and the machine are along with the weekend are the three headliners. they're the first women headlining this event ever. >> long overdue. >> yeah. >> happy they're there. it will be great. >> yeah. the local boy. huey lewis. >> and the news. >> and the news. it's hip to be square. >> hi mike. >> let's go back to the future, shall we? and talk about storms in april that are more than what we get in january and february. we're going back in time. san rafael, it is dry as we look southbound 101. today, partly sunny, our last dry day. my accuweather highlights for tonight, cloudy, seasonally cool. the rain is coming for thursday, friday and saturday. at least there's a possibility of another storm next week. all right. let's start with the coolest temperatures. they'll be around half moon bay at 61. up to san francisco 63. about 65 to 69 around the bay.

about 68 to 73 in the north bay. while inland east bay, the south bay in the low to mid-70s. heading to -- be comfortable at 70. here's a look at the atmospheric river starting to get a little juicy around the hawaiian islands. that's why this is going to be a pineapple express. it's going to hit the north bay in the afternoon tomorrow and coast with drizzle. the lighter rain will be up north. you'll be driving on wet roads during the evening commute. wake up friday morning and everything is wet with light rain. but then it becomes moderate to heavy at times as we head through friday. that's why by friday evening we're looking at 2/3 of an inch in the south bay to 3/4 in the north bay. it remains moderate to heavy in the overnight hours into saturday morning. 1.25 inches to leer a an inch and 3/4 in -- scattered showers for saturday afternoon into the evening hours.

sunday looking dry this weekend. the storm goes from a 1, light, thursday to a moderate, 2, friday and saturday. a light storm brewing for tuesday. april showers. >> looking forward to those may flowers. although everything has bloomed around here already. checking out the central valley, i had to jinx things. about ten minutes ago, i said we had nothing blocking. westbound 580 past the 205 merge, sounds like a disabled vehicle in the middle lane. really has speeds slow as you leave the tracy area. down to 6 miles an ho hour approaching that. >> once you get past that incident, up to 25 miles an hour. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on at 5:25 this morning. we are seeing typical delays building through the maze. we have kind of a bizarre incident in san leandro. sounds like a pedestrian was hit. but no major injuries. we'll head back there coming up before 6:00. alexis, thank you. the battle over a north bay landmark comes to an end.

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hey, here's updated potential rain totals. i think they may be a little bit on the light side. they're still more than what we're supposed to get the entire month. we're going to spread at least 120 to 160% of average rain over a three-day span. that's why flooding is going to be an issue. power outages possible. talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, thank you. a major quake on the hayward fault could impact the drinking

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overall, we have been fairly quiet. we do have a strange incident. we're trying to get to the bottom of this on the southbound 880 off ramp to davis street. calls came in about an hour ago of a vehicle hitting a pedestrian. but it's really unclear. does not sound like it's very serious. sounds like that person is okay. that vehicle is having to be towed. possibly a delay on the off ramp. it's not impact the main line the 880. a quick check outside. walnut creek, southbound 680, you're looking good. i think we're pretty spring break light at least today. let's choeck in with mike nicco on the roads. >> hydroplaning is my concern on friday with the storm. trees toppling, river flooding is milo west. the as the commute is getting started, the winds will gust up to 30, 35 miles per hour and they'll be perpendicular to our east-west bridges.

we'll have another push of winds during the overnight hours while most of us are sleeping. 25 to 40 miles per hour. so you could wake up with debris in your yard and hopefully wake up with electricity. saturday afternoon, the wind around 20 to 30. not quite as fast. they'll continue to taper from there and be relatively calmer by the time we get to sunday. all right. thank you, mike. warriors tickets for the first round of the playoffs go on sale to the general public later today. >> insiders with an american express card can buy ticket online at 9:00 a.m. the final pre-sale for warriors insiders starts at 10:00. then the general public can buy tickets at warriors.com starting at 2:00 p.m. yesterday season ticket holders and season ticket priority wait list members got the first opportunity to purchase tickets. game 1 of the nba playoffs will begin on either april 14th or 15th. the warriors' opponent still hasn't been decided. >> look at this. you don't want to watch a tv show or movie on this flight.

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fairfield, breezy at 15. here's a look from mt. tam. you can see a little bit of fog trying to develop. definitely a mainly cloudy start out there. temperatures mild. uner 40s to low 50s. the 12-hour planner shows 50s at the coast. mid-60s at noon for the rest of us. upper 60s at 4:00 to low to mid-60s at 7:00. pretty quiet weatherwise. let's see about the commute, alexis? >> it has been pretty quiet. one of busy spots is the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:22 this morning. pretty typical weekday commute for you. drive times, one spot really not looking good. tracy to dublin, one hour and three minutes. we have an issue just past the 205 interchange of the i'll talk about that next. no delays antioch to