doppler 7. no radar returns, not expecting rain from the clouds. a little dimmer sunshine today. a lot more warmth. temperatures in the mid 40s to near 50 at 7:00. 67 to 69 across the board at noon. mid 60s at the coast. mid to upper 70s around the bay and inland at 4:00. 62 at the coast, 70 to 73 for our bay and inland areas. now something not so comfortable. >> busy out there. a couple of problems. sky 7 is over 880 in the southbound direction before 92. three lanes blocked. you can see the big rig involved. chp, it looks like they have all lanes stopped right now to get by. that probably is an on-ramp there that you see. there's chp in lanes, this is southbound 880 near highway 92. looks like they're trying to clear that out with all lanes blocked right there. the other problem is on the san mateo bridge with a motorcycle accident. that one is blocking the right lane. it's been out there for quite

some time. we did have an earlier sig alert in north livermore. that's been cleared. we'll head back to the peninsula near poplar avenue with an accident southbound there in a couple minutes. >> thank you, sue. police are thanking a couple of total strangers who intervened in a knife attack at a b.a.r.t. station over the weekend. >> investigators say that stabbing appears to be random. nbc news reporter amy hollyfield live at walnut creek. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. commuters tell us this is not the story they want to hear as they head toward their trains this morning. some tell us they aren't surprised to hear about erratic behavior on b.a.r.t. turning violent. police arrested 32-year-old robert dolph of san francisco. witnesses say he had been plut tering to himself and shouting on the b.a.r.t. train before following two passengers off the train at the coliseum station and stabbing them near the fare gate. police say the suspect confessed but gave no motive. they say it appears to be totally random.

riders tell us it isn't a shock to hear about the mentally ill on b.a.r.t. >> you see it every now and then, somebody will get on b.a.r.t., they'll start raging about something and everybody kind of shuts it's concerning, yeah. >> reporter: the two victims are siblings. a 50-year-old man who is in critical condition and a woman in her 60s who is in fair condition. police say a stranger jumped in to help them and likely saved their lives. this is the amazing part of this story, that the stranger grabbed the knife from the suspect and held him until police arrived. police are calling him a brave hero. live from walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. a man suspected of sexually assaulting a jogger in palo alto in broad daylight is off the

streets. 29-year-old eduardo antonio chaf var yeah diaz was arrested. a jogger told police she was attacked on a trail and was assaulted. palo alto police say he's been linked to a similar attack in oakland. san francisco police investigating gunfire that sent people ducking for cover on geary boulevard. according to police, two men were shooting at two other men near baker street last night. it doesn't appear anyone got hit by the gunfire. several people saw the shooting and called 911. >> they were running. yeah, they ducked in between -- first there was the first set, and then once the second one started, they were running. >> some of the 911 reports said about ten shots and we've located around that number of shell casings. >> the nearby kaiser permanente medical center went into lockdown. no arrests have been made.

police are warning residents about fraud due to credit card skimming. police say gas pumps are easy targets because they're unattended and can be accessed easily. contra costa county firefighters say a small grass fire in martinez is suspicious in nature. it started in an open space near granger's wharf. investigators say because of the weekend rain leaving the grass wet, they think someone may have set the fire. facebook has lost a pretty famous user this morning. >> apple co-founder steve wozniak says he has left facebook because of growing concern over the way the menlo park company treats the private information on its users. woz says he would rather pay for facebook than have his personal information exploited for advertising. he gave a shout-out to apple for

respecting people's privacy. we'll talk now about the dockless bikes and scooters we're seeing all over the bay area. talking about companies like lime bike and bird where you leave the bike wherever you want. >> go to abc7news.com/vote. you can do it on your vote. it's quick. you don't have to register for anything. we'll is have the results on the bottom of your screen. three companies have rolled out dockless scooters that you rent through an city rules in san francisco haven't caught up with this technology. the sfmta has asked the company to submit operation plans by friday. lime bike says they want their riders to obey state laws including wear helmets. here is the deal, the scooters don't come with helmets. >> i don't normally have a helmet on me, for obvious reasons. so i think either they should provide one or maybe it should be enforced a little more.

>> the board of supervisors is currently drafting a schooler permitting system. >> look at the results on the bottom of your screen. 82% of you say they are so annoying. >> thank you for voting this morning. there are new questions being asked after a man died in a fire at trump tower. body cameras may be coming to some bay area jails after several deputies face criminal charges. comedian bill cosby's retrial starting today. the wildest thing a few minutes ago. a naked lady causing chaos. i'm looking at the video. >> never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's take a look at what's going to happen. maybe this gets your

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want to start with temperatures giving you an idea how to dress. in the north bay, we're as cool as 41 at petaluma. tiburon 50. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. let's see the rest of our neighborhoods. daly city 51, alameda.

everyone else in the mid to upper 40s. if you're out and about today, high clouds and sunshine. let the umbrella rest another day. cool this morning, warm this afternoon. warm at the coast as we hit the upper 630s there. peninsula 52 at 8:00. 67 at noon. mid to upper 70s from 1:00 through 7:00. how about our inland east bay valleys. 52 this morning. 71 at noon. nearing 80 between 4:00 and 6:00 down to 730 at 8:00. easy to see why today is the warmest day this week. been a troubling morning. how is it going? >> not good at all. back to the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see emergency crew trying to get through there. traffic is stacked up there because we have three lanes blocked with an accident. sky seven is heading there. looking at 880 there where we had an earlier accident hayward near 92. that one has finally been cleared out of lanes. on the san mateo bridge itself looking to clear one lane of

traffic. so that's all jammed up. so again, three lanes blocked on the bay bridge incline section with a motorcycle accident there. looking to clear that. it looks like sky 7 is not quite there yet. so we will check back in just a few minutes on that bay bridge accident. b.a.r.t. would be a great way to get around all these troubles. >> a lot going on. thank you, sue. the san francisco sheriff's office wants to expand its body program in city jails. according to the examiner, the sheriff is looking for $400,000 to pay for 400 more devices. the cameras would go to deputies at each city jail and deputies on patrol at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. body cameras were given to 40 deputies in august following at least two alleged incidents where deputies forced inmaegts to fight one another oopsz. three deputies face criminal charges in connection to those fights. apparently airlines are getting better in many areas except for arguably the most important thing.

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welcome back everyone. i want to show you this wild video we just got on to our live desk. happened just minutes ago. do you see that lady there? this is happening in front of comedian bill cosby's trial in pennsylvania. that naked woman jumping over

the barriers. she had some sort of writing or paint on her body. she was topless. police quickly tackled her and arrested her. unclear exactly what or if she was protesting. as we've been reporting throughout the morning. today opening statements begin in cosby's retrial on sex assault charges. you see him here arriving. he's accused of drugging and molesting a woman in his home in 2004. back to you. 20 years ago donald trump lobbied against retrofitting all high-rises in new york with sprinklers. abc news is quoting a "new york times" article from that time that shows now president trump lobbying against the devices arguing the retrofit was too expensive. trump tower does not have sprinklers on its residential floors. under a 1999 law buildings like trump tower were grandfathered in and not required to be retrofitted with sprinklers. over the weekend a resident of the trump tower died in a fire on the 50th floor

the attorney for stormy daniels who says she had an affair with the president in 2006 is trying to depose the president again. >> the attorney filed a motion last night against president trump and his personal attorney michael cohen. on thursday a federal judge temporarily blocked the attempt to depose president trump ruling the motion was premature. white house officials have denied the president's affair altogether. abc late night star jimmy kimmel has apologized to sean hannity. earlier this month kimmel mocked first lapd difficult melania trump's accent. hannity took exception and the two have traded insults including kimmel intimating that hannity's support for president trump has a sexual overtone. yesterday kimmel apologized while saying the engs changes have been, in his words, fun, he doesn't want to add to the individual yol coming from both sides. hannity will address kimmel's statements today. u.s. airlines is getting better at many things. getting you to your destination on time is not one of them.

>> so is losing bags, complaints down in general. on the anniversary of a man being dragged off the plane, airlines are bumping fewer passengers. one of the researchers says the industry is improving, but many travelers remain frustrated by delays, ticketing surprises and other headaches. >> the amount of on-time departures are around 80% which i a little down from what it was last year. >> and probably not as good as that of sfo because as soon as we have a little weather, everything gets messed up there. >> starts becoming more habitual. let's take a look at what's going on this morning. no need to worry about that. you can see plenty of sunshine from the exploratorium

a warmer push of air and why our highs will be so much warmer today. a bit milder, mostly cloudy. we have chances of rain in the extended. temperatures doing the spring seesaw, up and down. 68 at half moon bay, 70 in san francisco and richmond. low to mid 70s around the bay. mid 70s to near 80 in the inland areas in the north bay, east bay and the south bay. if you're going to the game, diamondbacks taking on the giants, 63 degrees at 7:15. cool 59 by 10:00. dropping down to 48 in half moon bay. we have lakeport, napa, redwood city at 49. most of us 50 to 54 degrees. a little milder this morning. most of the day tuesday will be increasing clouds or thickening clouds except for in the north bay where you can see we've got showers at 9:00. at noon they start to move into the bay. and then by 4:00 they're in the south bay. notice they're not very strong. they don't last very long and

they don't cover much in the way of real estate. then we'll go to wednesday afternoon at 4:00. that's when the heavier showers roll through during the evening and early overnight hours. we'll get maybe a tenth to a third of an inch of ray in the south bay. warmer for friday and saturday. the dry cold front brings us back to average by sunday. hi, sue. >> major problem on the bay bridge with a sig alert issued. we have three lanes blocked and a motorcycle down. here is what it looks like at the toll plaza. bumper-to-bumper. you'll have plenty of time to watch the sunrise in your rear view mirror. let's look at sky 7 live over the accident. motorcycle down. the ambulance just arrived on scene. the rider is down in lanes there. they are attending to the driver of the motorcycle. you can see the green motorcycle perched up there lanes. traffic is squeezing by on the two left lanes causing major delays getting into san francisco. this is on the incline section of the bay bridge.

from that point all the way back into the macarthur maze and silling onto 80, 580 and 880 on your approach. if you can, take b.a.r.t. into san francisco, avoid the bay bridge. we had an earlier problem on the san mateo bridge. that bridge still has not recovered. dumbarton is faring a little better but taking the brunt of the problems on the san mateo bridge. not a great way to start your monday morning i'm afraid. >> sue, that is bad. thanks for the update. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> amy robach is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, amy. >> good morning to you, natasha and reggie. happy monday. coming up next on "good morning america," president trump issuing a series of threatening tweets over the suspected chemical attack in syria, calling out president putin by name. our team joins us this morning with the latest on that situation. then life coach tony robbins under fire after his on stage remarks about the me too movement went viral on social media.

what the founder of me too had to say and how robbins is responding this morning. then the entire marvel universe is gearing up for "avengers infinity war." we'll speak with some of your favorite heroes this monday morning. it's all coming up here on a busy monday morning on gma. back to you guys. >> russia's meddling with the 2016 election is in the spotlight. senator kamala harris was asked about it last night. >> what was russia's end game? >> to disrupt our democracy. to disrupt america's confidence in their government and democracy and in that way weaken our standing in the world. >> the russian interference in the 2016 election ranges from allegations of spreading misinformation on social media to hacking and stealing e-mails. on friday the u.s. hit russia with a round of sanctions over russian aggressions which include meddling in the election. everything must go.

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welcome back. we have a sig alert on the san mateo bridge. sky 7 is live over the scene westbound on the bay bridge. the right lanes continuing to be getting by. the last lanes are blocked with a motorcycle down. we just saw the ambulance come

on scene and take the motorcycle rider away. as you can see, crews are still out there cleaning up. major delays on the bay bridge, back now all the way into the macarthur maze and beyond, big, big delays. take b.a.r.t. into san francisco if you can. we'll let you know as soon as those lanes are clear. here is mike. >> let's talk about what's going to happen with our weather. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we won't be this warm tomorrow, six to 12 degrees above average with temperatures of 70 in san francisco, san jose and concord at 80. napa police found this 15-year-old dog switching in someone's pool on saturday night. >> officers safely managed to grab the dog and took him back to the police department and tried to keep him warm with blankets and tlc. by the next day he had been claimed by his owner. they say what made the big difference here, the dog was

microchiped. take the time and mike tomorrow chip your pet. >> there's a way to find out if you got impacted by the facebook scandal. >> another silicon giant, youtube accused of violeting children's online privacy. it's been six months since the north bay fires. a major deadline today. >> and here we are with the live look at bay bridge accident with sky 7 up there. we'll be back in just a few minutes with more on this, major delays on the san mateo bridge with three lanes blocked. they do have, as you can see, emergency crews on scene. should be clearing soon. bay bridge accident westbound. this is on the incline section, and traffic, as you might imagine, is jammed all the way to and through the maze for big delays this morning. if you can, take b.a.r.t. into san francisco. san mateo bridge has its fair share of problems, too. that's not a real good alternate. we'll be back in just a bit. also coming up, a suspected

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washington? right now a sig alert on the bay bridge heading into san francisco. good news. it appears the accident has just been cleared. >> that's good. we're calling it the warm before the storm this morning. take advantage of the dry weather today. mike says we have more wet weather moving in. >> good morning on this monday, april 9th. a lot going on. sue hall in for alexis today. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. >> it's going to be a warm one today. a one and done as another chance of rain will roll in for tuesday, wednesday, thursday. this is no atmospheric river event. you can see the high clouds coming in from the motion. still a few clear spots out there, but that will change as we head through the day. in fact, you can see how my accuweather 12-hour planner. armer by noon. upper 60s everywhere. even the coast. you'll stay in the mid 60s at :00. how about 76 to 78 in the bay.

62 at the coast. hope you get a chance to enjoy the weather. here is sue. >> coming up on 6:31. an earlier sig alert on the bay bridge. the accident has just been cleared. it was a motorcycle down. it was blocking the three left lanes for quite some time. unfortunately the damage is don't this is sky 7 live over the backup on to 80, on to 880, 580, backed up to 24. significant delays of at least an hour to get to and through into san francisco from the backups in oakland, berkeley and, of course, walnut creek all the way into 24. so a big jam-up. if you can take b.a.r.t. into san francisco, that's your best bet. san mateo bridge had its earlier fair share of problems. it, too, is recovering. it's still jammed. that's two out of your major bridges this morning. now a live update. >> a major announcement made minutes ago from facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg now says facebook

will set up what it's calling an independent election commission to look at how social media is influencing elections. the announcement comes as zuckerberg gets ready to testify before the senate and house tomorrow and wednesday. he'll be in the hot seat to answer questions about facebook's data collection and privacy practices. zuckerberg already in the nation's capitol this morning for meetings throughout the day. he will be meeting with some lawmakers ahead of his testimony tomorrow. starting today facebook sal lerting you if your facebook data was used in the cambridge analytical scandal. >> facebook is suspending another data firm over data sharing. this one based in san francisco. nbc 7's janine de la vega live in menlo park. >> reporter: a lot of people are wondering if their information was improperly shared on facebook because of this privacy eak. today people will find out if they are affected. now, if you are one of the affected facebook users, you're going to get a detailed message

on the top of your news feed. this all comes as facebook has suspended san francisco firm cube you after allocations surfaced it was misleading users. cnbc reports data was collected from personality quizzes. users were told it was for academic research. t facebook first came under fire last month when cambridge analytical was accused of collecting the personal information of up to 87 million facebook users. that company worked for the trump campaign during the 2016 election campaign. facebook says most of the affected users are in the u.s. now, everyone who uses facebook will get a notice titled "protecting your information." in that there's going to be a link to what third party apps you're using and what sort of information is being shared. reporting live from general low park, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. 6:33 now.

this morning youtube is accused of illegally collecting data from some of its youngest users. a complaint filed today claiming the san bruno based company is profiting off young viewers by collecting data and targeting ads to them. youtube's terms of services says it's not for children under 13. in a statement youtube says protecting kids and families has always been a top priority for us. from our live desk this morning, a missile attack on a syrian air base overnight. now russia is saying that israel is responsible. all of this comes after accusations that the syrian regime launched a poison gas attack over the weekend that killed dozens of people. look at this video here. this is from syrian state-run media showing missiles fired against the air base overnight. russia's defense ministry says syria shot down five of eight

missiles. the other three landed in the western part of the base and we don't know yet how many casualties there were. as for u.s. involvement, a pentagon spokesperson says the united states is not conducting air strikes against the country. reggie. >> police investigating the first homicide in six years on norse drive saturday night. they found 23-year-old oshry' lore with multiple gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. authorities believe the murder was the result of a drug deal. >> information led to the fact that the suspect made specific statements during the course of the robbery targeting marijuana. >> the constant in-and-out traffic. i don't know what was going on but i knew it had to be some drugs. >> neighbors say the house where the shooting took place has been linked to problems for the past year. a martinez school district employee is accused of attempting to have sex with a minor. the east bay times reports the

allegations against ahmedish mail don't involve current students of the district. the superintendent saysish meal was hired in 2015 to work full time as an engineer. he's currently on paid leave. a new state bill will be introduced that would require doctors placed on probation to notify patients. it's called the patients' right to know act. each year the licenses of more than 100 doctors in california are revoked or surrendered. cases include sexual misconduct and substance abuse. doctors are currently not required to notify patients about their probationary status. this bill will be introduced at a news conference at 11:00 this morning at the state capitol. the deadline for property owners to clear debris from the north bai wildfires. it applies to victims in sonoma county who opted out of the government sponsored removal program. property owners who don't meet

today's deadline may face penalties from the city and county. aldon smith is in the san francisco county jail. the third time he's found himself there in two months. smith was booked on friday for violating a condition of his electronic monitoring while on bail. his new bail is set at $500,000. smith is due back in court wednesday afternoon. he has pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and other charges. prosecutors say he assaulted his girlfriend on march 3rd. he turned himself in to police. he was arrested again late last month for violating a restraining order. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast away from my accuweather forecast. 55 in los altos for the warm spot. san jose at 47 degrees. we've got mid to upper 40s on the peninsula out to the coast. our inland east bay neighborhoods, low to mid 40s in the north bay. san francisco and alameda, about

51 to 5 p 3, some of our milder spots. stagnant air out there as we'll have a colorful sunrise due to a little pollution. dry all day today on the roads. how about that for a commute plan. light breeze if you're going to be on the ferry. mass transit, cool this morning, in the 70s and 80s this afternoon. be ready for that. kids, too i'm to head back to school. a couple months left. that's it. mid to upper 40s this morning. mid 60s at 11:00. look at all that spring warmth waiting for you outside. 65 at the coast. 73 to 77 around the bay and inland. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. wanted to show you this for a couple reasons. look at the flag. it's blowing toward the ocean. that's why we're going to be so warm today. look by wednesday. we are 10 to 15 degrees cooler. that's due to an increasing chance of wet weather, especially wednesday and lingering into thursday. we'll talk about what it means for you coming up.

first, a very busy morning for you. >> unfortunately. welcome back to school and traffic in the morning. an earlier problem on the snij, and a traffic alert on the bay bridge. the result here is a major backup behind the bay bridge. you're looking at 80 westbound approaching the toll plaza. we have reports of an accident at powell street. you can see the ambulance kind of trying to work its way through there. so really tough conditions heading to the bay bridge this morning from all approaches. from 80, 580 and 880. it was a motorcycle down on the incline section that blocked three lanes of traffic for a time. they did issue a sig alert. that's been cleared out of lanes, but, yeah, really tough this morning. perhaps you can take b.a.r.t. into san francisco. the accident has cleared. that's better news. still looking at a monumental delay. an earlier problem on the san mateo bridge, that's been cleared, too. backed up from 880, 92.

we had accidents in the that particular backup. a rough one for two of our major bridges this morning. mass transit, a great way to go if you can. >> funerals will be held this week for the 15 people killed in a canadian bus crash. that bus carrying members of a junior hockey team. mourners packed a hockey arena for a vigil in saskatchewan. the humboldt broncos were headed to a playoff game when their bus collided with a semi trailer on friday. ten young players, two coaches, the bus driver and the team's broadcasters were killed. 14 others were hurt. >> hopefully we can stand together as a group, as a community, as a country together and get through this. >> a gofundme page for the players and therapy families has raised more than $4.5 million so far. a man decided to climb a crane and dangle with it in

hollywood. we'll show you how this came to an end. imagine if it were taco tuesday every day. the new position where your job is to eat tacos. >> let's see how the stock market is

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looks beautiful from sutro tower this morning. eight to 14 degrees warmer than yesterday when we were 61 in san francisco to 70 in walnut creek. 72 in oakland, nearly 80 in san jose today. the surge of warmth, l.a. 91, palm springs 98. about 75 in yosemite. plenty of snow in tahoe. a couple of ski resorts still open. they'll get a little rain tuesday, a mixture wednesday, a little light snow thursday. another chance of snowshowers sunday. reggie? >> a man is in custody after climbing a construction crane in hollywood. the man was not wearing a shirt or shoes but had the american flag draped around him while 200 feet above the ground. police officers and firefighters tried to persuade the man to come down after he was seen dangling from the crane. after three hours, the man was safely in custody. police say he was very apologetic. paramedics brought him to the

hospital to be evaluated. it's unclear why he climbed the crane. police say a couple of total strangers who intervened in a knife attack at the b.a.r.t. station saved the lives of the two victims. >> investigators say the stabbing seems to be random. abc 7's amy hollyfield live in walnut creek. >> reporter: commuters telling us this is not the story they want to hear as they head toward their trains. police say this attack does look completely random. they arrested 32-year-old robert dolph of san francisco. witnesses say he was muttering to himself and shouting things out on the b.a.r.t. train. then at the coliseum station police say he followed two people off the train and started stabbing them near the fare gates. that's when a brave stranger stepped in. this is the amazing part of the story. he may have saved their lives. he grabbed the knife and held the man until police arrived. >> he seemed relatively unassuming.

he just stepped up in a moment of danger and really saved these people's lives. >>. >> reporter: the victims are siblings. the 50-year-old man is in critical condition, his sister who is in her 60s is in fair condition. police say the suspect confessed to the attacks, but did not give a motive. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. another big development from north korea. top u.s. officials says the north korean government has directly communicated with the trump administration it's ready to discuss its nuclear program. this development increases a likelihood of a summit between president trump and kim jong-un. the trump administration has long said that if the north koreans weren't ready to discuss giving up their nuclear program, there was no reason for the two countries to hold such a summit. syria and north korea are two of the challenges john bolton will face today as he officially takes over as president trump's

new national security adviser. the national security council meets this morning to discuss syria. bolton has a reputation for taking an aggressive stance in defending american interests overseas. he's made cases for military strikes against north korea and iran to stop their nuclear program. 6 self-help guru tony robbins is apologizing for remarks he made at a seminar last month in san jose. he criticized the me too movement and it was caught on camera. he told a fan he has an issue with, quote, victim hood and many en in hollywood are now afraid to hire women. >> the founder of the me too movement called the video deplorable. in a facebook post, robbins says he fully supports the me too movement and he needs to be,

quoe, part of the solution. the storm damaged parking lot at stinson beach will stay closed for the foreseeable future. ta a look at what happened. heavy rain friday caused the susan saulny creek that normally runs through and underneath the parking lot to flood. it destroyed fro techive structures. the damage is extensive and the park service says they'll need to assess the situation and come back with a plan to rebuild. >> muir woods is back open the morning. the national park closed saturday after the drenching caused some flooding. rangers said it was too dangerous for visitors. most of the flooding subsided yesterday morning allowing the park service to reopen the attraction to visitors. tech billionaire elon musk is taking the next step to move travelers through the city at 700 miles per hour. he says his pod will soon undergo another test. the aim is the reach half the speed of sound, approximately 400 miles per hour and breaking in less than a mile.

this is interesting. musk says the test will either end in a new speed record or shredded metal. no date has been set for the upcoming speed test. as you can see, there's a rather unique estate sale going on in san francisco right now. >> what you're looking at on the left there -- >> a scary looking mask. >> a prop from the dark crystal. abc 7 news is at the armory on mission street where everything must go. there's a lot more than just military history inside. the building was home to kink.com, an internet porn company. shoppers found a variety of items for sale. but now mostly the boring stuff, office furniture is left. >> still a few interesting items left. most of it has been already sold. we had huge crowds on friday and saturday. on friday even in the pouring rain and people had to bring umbrellas. we had them lining around the corner. >> today is the last day for the sale. no word yet on the that mask is

still available. >> dark crystal, lava rock, all those vibes. now to your morning money report. the price of gas is going up. >> national average price of regular has gone up eight cents in the last two weeks, now $2.74, 30 cents higher than this time last year. analysts blame it on rising crude oil prices. as usual, aaa says we're paying a lot more for gas in the barea. oakland $3.353, san jose, $3.55. san francisco, $3.64. we're in the green, trading under way at the new york stock exchange, 24,086. that's good news. is it the best gig ever? you can get paid to travel the country in a taco truck and eat all the product you want. the taco chain mo's southwest grill is looking for a chief taco officer.

and there are some cool perks involved. you have to meet some environments. you'll receive 1,000 bucks, travel arrangements are made for you. it lasts two weeks and all the tacos you can eat. you have to be available in the month of june and be at least 18 years old. >> do you think you can eat tacos straight for two weeks? >> absolutely. i could eat mexican food every single day. i'm just not available in june. >> but have you had mo's? >> i think there was mo's in vegas when i lived there. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is mike. >> a great day to be eating outside if you can find a food truck or an outdoor cafe. this is a look at 280 and 17 in san jose. 50 degrees right now. high clouds coming in. so are above average highs. we'll have chances of rain tuesday and wednesday, to a lesser extent. up and down highs all week. call it the spring seesaw. 68 at half moon bay. 70 in san francisco and

richmond. 72 to 76 on the peninsula. about 76 to 80 in our inland neighborhoods. going to the game tonight, starts off comfortable, 63. cool by the end of the day. 59. first pitch is 7:15 at at&t park with the giants and diamondbacks. temperatures upper 40s. half moon bay 78, lakeport and napa 49. the rest of us 50, 54 degrees tonight. milder this morning. you can see it almost looks like an atmospheric river. but it's not. two weak areas of low pressure that will roll through. the first one starts tomorrow morning, about 9:00. light rain in the north bay. by noon it's into the bay. by the south bay, we're looking at temperatures in the 60s and rain. then we get nothing for a while. tuesday night, wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon, it starts to move back into the north bay. you can see it's a little heavier. by wednesday night it's out of here. about .15 of an inch of rain in the south bay.

maybe more than .3 in the north bay with the light storms. back to sky 7 over another accident now, this is 80 westbound at powell street. as you can see, motorcycle down. fortunately it looks like they just attended to the rider who sitting on the hood of the carp. that car allegedly the one that hit the motorcycle. blocking two left lanes westbound approaching the macarthur maze. already a horrendous commute. on the bay bridge, an earlier motorcycle down there, they just cleared that within the last half hour. all approaches to the bay bridge are jammed this morning. this one, 80 westbound from hercules all the way into san francisco. last check, the drive time was about an hour and 45 minutes. you can either wait and let this dissipate a little bit or maybe hop on a b.a.r.t. train. all approaches to the bay bridge are jammed this morning. this has not yet cleared out of 80 westbound. looking for an ambulance, possibly. at least a tow truck to move

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it's coming up on 6:58. here is the seven things you need to know before you go. number one is traffic. it has been a nightmare. sky 7 is over live of yet another motorcycle down. this is 80 westbound near powell street in emeriville. the two left lanes are blocked. already a bad commute with an earlier motorcycle down on the bay bridge. that's been cleared. but the backup is nasty. number two, a major announcement from facebook. ceo mark zuckerberg announced the company is setting up an independent commission to research how social media is tions. verg will testify on capitol hill tomorrow. number three, facebook users will find out today whether their personal information was harvested by cambridge analytical. look for a link on top of your news feed called protecting your information. number four, a topless woman jumped a barrier outside bill cosby's sex assault trial in pennsylvania. i understand she was a protester

and was part of a movement called women's lives matter. police are thanking good samaritans who intervened in a knife attack at a coliseum b.a.r.t. station. the suspect 32-year-old robert dolph faces attempted murder charges. number six, the deadline for property owners in sonoma county and santa rosa to clear debris left behind after the wildfires. the deadline applies to people who opted out of a government-sponsored programs. number seven, check out my accuweather 12-hour planner. mid 40s to 50. a whole lot warmer this afternoon. >> i love it. i love the sunshine this weekend. >> you can enjoy that warm weather for a brief period of time, jessica. i'm afraid to say. >> one day. >> a little wet weather coming back, but nothing like we saw. >> more typical of an april storm. very light, but enough to be a nuisance if it hits at the right time. >> prepare for delays. be safe on the roads out there. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes

with another update. "good morning america" starts right now. good morning, america. and breaking news this morning, the missile attack overnight striking a syrian air base. and if it wasn't the u.s., who was it? it comes after that alleged chemical attack killing dozens of civilians and president trump now calling syrian president assad an animal, promising a, quote, big price to be paid. will he act next? facebook fail. the social giant set this morning to alert 87 million users that their private information was shared. this, as mark zuckerberg heads to washington to face tough questions on capitol hill. under fire. self-help guru tony robbins facing fierce backlash over his comments about the me too movement. >> i'm not knocking the me too movement. i'm knocking victimhood. >> now apologizing after thi