relationship soured after she lost followers and views to her page allegedly because the company changed its filters. >> i don't know how she was like this. we can't -- the humans -- i'm sorry. i can't believe it. >> yesterday, atf agents carrying a box served a search warrant at the home in menefee. the family says mountain view police told them they would keep an eye on aghdam after she was found sleeping in her car. they say they warned police she might do something. for continuing coverage of the youtube shooting, follow us on twitter and facebook or go to our website, abc7news.com. make sure you enable push alerts on the abc 7 news app. that's the fastest way to get breaking news as it happens. if you're just joining us, let's get a quick update on weather and traffic. mike nicco. >> temperatures running milder

this morning. only two cities in the 40s. woo we've got 49 in cloverdale. the rest of us in the low to mid-50s until antioch. temperatures are steady through 7:00. gray at noon. don't need to have an umbrella. sprinkles will break out at 4:00. temperatures in the mid-60s. upper 50s at the coast. light rain in the north bay. then at 7:00 it starts to spread towards the rest of our neighborhoods and gets heavy during the overnight hours. more on that next. let's see what else sue is watching. >> we'll head to the altamont pass. first, san rafael. the taillights are headed in the southbound direction. everybody is at the limit. about a 20-minute drive from san francisco from the novato side of things. let's check our traffic maps. we have an accident reported on the altamont. it's just been cleared to the right shoulder. that is the better news. but you are seeing slow traffic from tracy up and over the altamont pass 205 to the scene.

then things pick up through livermore. >> thank you, sue. governor brown has a choice to make this morning. should he give the okay for the national guard to be deployed at the mexico border. >> president trump says the guard is necessary because the situation at the border reached a quote, crisis point. we're joined live from washington with the details. good morning arlette. >> natasha and reggie, good morning. president trump signed that order authorizing the national guard to assist the border patrol last night. the trump administration is now working with border state governors on their deployment. >> president trump is making a surprise announcement official. >> we're going to be guarding our border with the military. >> signing a proclamation for the national guard to head to the border. >> we hope that the deployment begins immediately. >> the trump administration provided little detail, no word on the cost, how many troops they'll send or for how long. the national guard won't act as law enforcement. they can't attain illegal border

crossers. instead, they'll be a support role like conducting aerial surveillance. the president is frustrated, congress hasn't done more to secure the border. but the administration is touting progress on his border wall. >> to us it's on the wall. if there's a wall that needs to be replaced, it's being replaced by a new wall. this is the trump border wall. in many cases it will -- >> it would count as new wall in your words? >> yes, it would. >> as for the national guard, they have been sent to the border before in 2006 by president obama a president bush and 2010 by president obama. reporting live in washington, arlette saenz, abc 7 news. the dmv is calling a law that gives special california drivers license to people here illegally a big success. it's issued more than a million of them according to the latest numbers. drivers have to prove their identity and where they live. they also have to pass a driving test which supporters say makes

our roads safer. critics say the licenses make it easier for undocumented immigrants to remain in the u.s. now a live desk update. >> some new developments in the facebook data collection scandal. we have learned this morning that facebook ceo mark zuckerberg agreed to a second congressional hearing next week. that's different than the one i mentioned yesterday. we've also now learned many more users were affected. now up to 87 million users whose data was unknowingly -- it's higher than the initial be estimate of 50 million users. cambridge analytica says it had data for 30 million users used to stargt voters for the 2016 election. natasha? nbl all right. sorry about that. organizers planning to protest in front of facebook's headquarter in menlo park. it will demand greater

protection and more privacy. the group is called the raging granny's action league. they're organizing the rally and insist they shouldn't have to be an internet genius to protect their rights. that rally is set for 12:30 p.m. only on abc 7 news, a tesla crash was september was identified that experts say dan noyes was told he was using autopilot near the 880 merge f the pioneers of n his eyeson o self-driving technology says driv cserse attention to the road, even when using driver assist. >> we have to recognize, we've got to crawl before we walk. walk before we run. we're still at the crawling stage with this technology. >> the driver in the september crash walked away uninjured. his safety barrier was in

working order. apple engineer walter wong's tesla hit a barrier that had been collapsed by an earlier crash killing him. a tesla spokesperson tells us autopilot is intended for a fully attentive driver and does not prevent all accidents. such a standard would be impossible. they go on to say, it does make them much less likely to occur. 4:36 now. the attorneys representing one of the ghost ship departments have a motion to dismiss the be manslaughter counts against his client. the defense attorney argues that even experts do not know the cause of the deadly fire in december of 2016. tony sara asks in the motion, if the origin is unknown, how can the defendants defend themselves? he and a co-defendant max harris are scheduled for trial on july 16th. they're accused of ignoring fire codes and obvious safety kroefls the ghost ship warehouse. a san francisco police

officer will sent several month behind bars for a hit-and-run crash. he was sentenced to nine months in the county jail yesterday. he's better -- he's known in better times as the hot cop of the castro left the scene after an accident. two men were seriously injured. one of them said it's altered his life. he'll likely serve half his sentence. crews in san francisco preparing for the big storm that's expected to start late tonight. this morning, public works crews putting out temporary barriers at 17th and folsom, a notoriously low-lying area. be had the interlocking plastic barriers will remain in place until the rains sub died owe subside. it's going to keep going through saturday morning. nowhere in the bay area is under a flood watch. that could change as we head towards tomorrow.

right now, all the green is in the central valley. the high country. 1 to 3 inches in the valleys. 3 to 7 inches in the higher elevations. that plus the melting snow from the rain could create mudslides, rock slides and also could create flooding of local streams and also roads. nearly 4 million people under that flood watch. it starts at 5:00 tonight and through 11:00 sunday morning. temperatures here in san francisco. it's quiet from 50 in the sunset and also in sunnyvale to 54 in the ferry building. potrero hill, ocean beach. this is where the areas that will get wet. i put caution on the roads. this is mainly for the evening hours. this morning, you're going to be fine weatherwise. here's a look at the north bay. sprinkles possible around 4:00. then the light rain moves in at 5:00 or 6:00. it keeps going to 8:00. cooler in the low to mid-60s. in the south bay, it will be dry. this 12-hour planner from 8:00

in the morning to 8:00 in the evening. notice temperatures here cooler with mid to upper 60s in the afternoon hours. it's after the 8:00 hour that you'll start to get the rain down in the south bay. probably more like midnight. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. you see the uptick in the rain. mild temperatures in the low to mid-50s. while we've got dry roads, get out there right now. >> today is walk to workday, too. at least it's dry out there for that. >> if it's tomorrow, not so much. >> be careful out there, folks. a lot of people walking to work. we'll talk about that. we have an official walk to work at 30e'8: a new traffic signal there. so the current mayor and city officials will be there are also 11 hubs around san francisco certificate fserv you can walk to work. driving to work is not bad at this hour.

we have southbound 680 nothing at the limit. an earlier accident over the altamont pass vinvolving a big rig and a couple of cars. your normal delay out of tracy up and over. we see a little bit of slow traffic into livermore to highway 84. thank you, sue. san francisco muni defying a call from city hall to freeze hiring. why it's about to create almost 300 new jobs. >> delta airlines warning customers about a data breach. the information that may be in the hands of hackers this morning.

if you're traveling around the state today, watch out for rain up north of, say, ukiah through eureka, chico. sprinkles in tahoe. 79 in fresno. more sunshine there. mid to upper 60s in san diego and los angeles. let's look at what's going to happen up in tahoe where the snow level is going to be around 10,000 feet. that's why it's mainly falling as rain. light. but then heavy rain and flooding possible tomorrow. saturday, the snow level drops down to about 5500 feet. maybe a couple of inches of wet snow. then the sunshine returns for sunday. natasha? >> mike, thank you. san francisco's municipal transportation agency is ignoring a call by the mayor's office and will add 227

positions in the coming years. the $1.2 billion budget passed earlier in the week. last year the mayor called for no new positions. muni officials say the subway requires staffing. the board of supervisors must give final approval to the muni budget. san francisco businesses wiped out by a fire in north beach will get a helping hand from neighbors. abc 7 news was at powell and union streets where a pop-up restaurant to raise money for the fire victims is set to open in two weeks. this is what it looked like on st. patrick's day when the block went up in flames. it started in a ground floor restaurant. firefighters say one of the businesses that burned had a sprinkler system. student took this photo after others used desk chairs to barricade doors after a lockdown.

atherton called the school around noon saying it faced a possible unspecified threat. officers searched the school, found no threat and lifted the lockdown before 2:00 p.m. federal agents seized 100 homes in sacramento county to crackdown on marijuana growing -- they descended on the properties and seized more than 61,000 marijuana plants worth up to $100 million in pot on the street. thousands of google employees signed a letter protesting the company's participation in a pentagon artificial intelligence project. "the new york times" says it was sent to ceo sundar pichai. the letter says google should not be in the business of war and should pull out of the program. the project is using a.i. to improve visual recognition as part of a drone program. google says its involvement is limited and the software is available to anyone. sue was talking about this

happening today. the first thursday in april. you can ditch your car, train and bike. it is walk to workday. >> san francisco, thousands are expected to participate in the 6th annual walk that howard and russ streets. it begins at noon at the civic center. everyone encouraged to walk. unless you go to work at 3:00 a.m. and then maybe don't walk. >> maybe walk home from work but not too work. little early. >> walking home from work is going to be a problem for some people. >> in the north bay it will be. maybe near the coast there's drizzle towards 7:00, 7:30. then it starts to open up after that. hi, everybody. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's an area that will not have to commute. all day today. san jose 280 at 17. it will be cloudy all day. rain this evening. moderate to heavy rain friday into saturday and weaker storms

linger through next week. let's jump into our temperatures. 70 in san jose and morgan hill. those will be the warm spots. most of us in the mid to upper 60s. along the coast into san francisco, 61 at half moon bay. 62 at san francisco. lakeport and ukiah in the low 60s. here's a look at that atmospheric river. look it stretches across the entire map. north of hawaii all the way to just a couple of hundred miles off the coast. let's see what it's going to do. at 5:00, you can see we start the evening commute. nobody is wet. but as we head towards 4:00, friday morning, getting out for that commute, everybody is wet. but notice, the rainfall amounts. couple of hundredths in the south bay. quarter of an inch around the bay. almost a half nfrp in the north bay. look how heavy from 4:00 to 9:00. we jump to a third in the south bay. an inch in the bay and more than an inch in the north bay. it's going to be coming down really hard during the morning commute. it will continue. by 7:00 in the evening, we're

still a half inch in the south bay. just about everybody else is over an inch around the bay. up to nearly 2.5 inches in the north bay. about an inch in the south bay. 2 to 3 inches around the bay. about 3 to 5 inches in the north bay by the time it finally ends saturday evening. sunday and monday, enjoy the dry weather. tuesday and wednesday, light storms come back. sue? >> april showers. all right. bring us back to the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. but the cash lanes, the left hand cash lanes and the right ones are stacked up a little bit there. minor delays into san francisco. looks pretty good on the upper deck. we do have slowing out of tracy. earlier accident in livermore cleared out of lanes. still slow there. we're also seeing roadwork on 84. isabel near concannon. that's the reason for slow traffic there. super slow through oakland. look at that long stretch, due to roadwork. southbound 880 near 23rd. it will be out there for another little while. give yourself plenty of time if

you're, say, heading to the oakland airport this morning. because we are backed up there for a 10 to 15-minute delay. >> thank you, sue. delta, the latest major company to get hit with a data breach. >> the airline says some of the customers' payment information may have been compromised. details in techbytes. in today's techbytes, a data breach at delta. >> some customers' payment information may have been compromised. the cyber attack took place over two weeks last fall and no other personal data was involved. the company will make up for any unauthorize the purchases because of the breach. apple is developing an iphone with a curved screen and touchless controls. >> bloomberg reports users will be able to move a finger close to the screen to carry out various functions and the display would curve inward from top to bottom. tinder is testing loops in canada. they can upload videos from iphones and trim them into

two-second loops inside the app. no word on when or if it's come to users in the u.s. >> i'll practice my loop. don't you want a clear picture of the person you may or may not be dating soon? >> dating is a loose term. >> the oakland a's are giving victims of the north bay wildfires a special treat. today at the ballpark, they can enjoy for free. >> 98 and going strong. a san jose judo coach training for seven decades gets a special honor. taking it slow. be have to wait longer to get a look at the new grey wolves at the oakland zoo. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track the storm any time

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. the a's game will go off without a hitch. just be cloudy. 12:35 first pitch at 61. it will be a little cool. natasha. >> thank you, mike. san jose state university will honor a coach who has taught judo there for more than 70 years. abc 7 news was at the school where 98-year-old oversaw practice. he started the judo program in 1946 and helped build it into the top ones in the nation. he still has a lot of advice to

offer. >> when you come in -- >> you have to use your hip like that. that's right. you wi he will be honored with a service award. he wants to return to japan in 2020 for his second tokyo olympic. >> did you say he's how old? >> 98 reginald. >> he does not look like that. incredib incredible. the two grey wolves calling oakland zoo home, they arrived in late december. zookeepers kept them out of sight to adapt to their new surroundings. wolves are shy and skittish by nature. zookeepers have been be doing wolf ackley mags sessions. the media will see them today. they'll make a public debut later -- be at the oak -- the team

announced fans affected by the wildfires will receive two compliment lary tickets. there will be fundraising opportunities for nonprofit organizations in the north bay. eligible fans can visit the website to sign up for the tickets. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. let's talk about how much rain we're going to get out of this system. i updated the latest numbers. 85% of the monthly average in san jose, the rest of us from 114% livermore to 208% of average in santa rosa. that's why we may have issues with flooding in the north bay. if we get flood watches, that's more than likely where they'll be. friday through saturday, the storm t 2. the drenching rain. we have the highest totals in the north bay and also in our hills. wind gusts to 30 to 45 miles per hour. as a matter of fact, some of winds will be blowing in around noon friday. you can see 25 to 35 and then during the overnight hours

saturday at 2:00 we could be up around 40. then we'll drop down throughout the day from 25o 15. sue, help me. we'll go to the emeryville and look at the 80 freeway in the westbound direction. that stream of headlights heading from golden gate into the macarthur maze. it's moving nicely but getting sluggish as more and more people are getting up and at 'em. let's pop down to the south bay. highway 87. the taillights headed in the northbound direction before 880. kind of near the sap center. you can get an idea of the commute flow there. just roadwork still out there. we'll touch base in a bit. >> sue, thank you. pluto is not the only famous dog at disney. >> the p. essie, a ris a, ortega and -- this group of service dogs went viral when photos and videos of their field trip to disneyland went viral last week. the dogs are members of canine

companions. they're being trained to enhance the lives of people with disabilities. they took them there to enhance their social skills. disney is a parent company of abc 7. wearing the rose gold ears. >> very cute. >> next at 5:00o your surroundings today. the shooting at youtube could happen anywhere. security experts weigh in on what tech companies can do to secure their campuses. americans being forced to leave russia. u.s./russian relations continue to

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coming up on this 5:00 a.m. on thursday, april 5th. thanks for waking up with us. >> sue hall is here for alexis who has taken a couple of days off. mike nicco is here. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> light rain today, thankfully. tomorrow morning this time, the rain will be moderate to heavy. enjoy the weather while we have it. it ranks a 1, spreading south by midnight. tenth of an inch or less in most areas. here's a look at live doppler 7. there's no green showing up right now. looks pretty clean, the air. notice that, cloudy, cloudy, cloudy and then light rain in the north bay at 7:00. temperatures milder this morning. upper 40s to low 50s. in the upper 50s to low 60s at noon. upper 50s to mid-60s at 4:00. still mild during the evening hours. mid-50s to low 60s. let's turn it over to sue. see what's hot this morning. right