possibly moderate showers, .15, south to north bay. radar now, that's the green. what you really see more than anything is the gray out there and cloudiness. breezy here, 25-mile-per-hour winds. 10 to 20 gusts this afternoon. accuweather planner, dry until 7:00, but cooler weather, 50s and 60s. by 7:00 it's already gone. here is sue. >> meter lights turned on bay bridge about a half hour ago. carpoolers getting by just fine in car commuting lanes. we also have a back-up as you can see but not too bad. a 15 to 17-minute delay from the back the line to get into san francisco. if your commute takes from you hercules into the city, we've tacked on about five more minutes due to metering lights so 40 minutes total. not too terrible. keep our eye on it.

slow out of the central value as usual. fremont earlier accident push off to the side of the shoulder on the side of the road southbound 880 near stevenson. police have been called. potentially a stolen vehicle involved in that. >> all right. thank you, sue. happening this morning facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will testify before lawmakers to apologize for the millions of users who had data collected. >> jessica castro outside facebook headquarters in menlo park. hi, jessica. >> hi, reggie, hi, natasha, good morning to you. thumbs-up sign behind me where menlo park tech firm is headquartered but it's been a thumbs down as cambridge analytica scandal has unfolded. today the ceo mark zuckerberg is 2,000 miles away to say that he's sorry. he is sorry 87 million users had their information harvested ahead of the 2016 political campaign. it was a third party quiz that led to the data harvest. abc 7 spoke to ethics professor

at santa clara university. she said make no mistake, facebook is a data collection company. >> so when facebook says i'm really sorry that people got access to your data, that's pretty disingenuous. that is their goal entirely. >> regardless zuckerberg is set to apologize today. in prepared testimony he wrote, quote, we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, an that was a big mistake. it was my mistake, and i'm sorry. meanwhile, if you're affected, you will find a notification on your facebook feed today. it will say that your user data was collected by cambridge analytica. report live from membership lo park, i'm jessica castro, nbc's news. >> jessica, we've seen people post those foes on twitter this morning. we're going to be streaming mark zuckerberg's testimony live and nbc's news app. that will be happening this morning and tomorrow. as for prepared remarks you can read them for your self. we have them posted right now at

abc7news.com. >> google, youtube and their employees are donating nearly $300,000 to fund an initiative aimed at first responders. >> this comes in the wake of last week's shooting at youtube. the money will go to san bruno foundation and have three main projects. they include emergency shelter supplies, incident plans and site assessments and also police officer mindfulness, compassion and resiliency training. >> this morning foreign ministers of germany influence after the attack on civilians where 40 people died. bashar al assad calls these pictures fabricated. president trump called it atrocious and heinous and threatened those responsible have a big price to pay. last year a sarin gas attack in syria prompted the president to order military strikes on an airfield. >> san francisco police made an arrest in attempted kidnapping of a 7-year-old girl in the mission district. this happened 3:00 on 19th and

capp street. police say two men and a woman approached the teen in her car. the men jupd out and demanded she got inside. she complied when she saw one had a gun. she was able to escape. the female suspect and one male suspect were arrested. just two hours earlier and not very far away, two men and two women approached a 19-year-old woman and dragged her spoke a car. she was also able to escape. police are saying these two incidents are not connected. >> san francisco city attorney is looking into legal action to protect people on city sidewalks after several complaints of electric skoolters that appear all over time it is illegal to ride scooters on sidewalks. they are working with the supervisor on regulation for the two-wheelers. right now the agency can't really do anything because scooters are not specifically mentioned in any city ordinances. line bike, bird lease them to

people who unlock them with the mobile app. major boost to smart train. federal government earmarking $22 million to pay for the extension from san rafael and larksp larkspur. they aim to have trains running on it by next year. the extension will make smart train more useful to commuters and tourists. clean up under way at swinson beach as crews try to make headway with mud and debris from the storm. it left much of the beach's parking lot damaged, destroyed and really unrecognizable. you can still get to the beach but you have to navigate over flowing creeks and a big mess. >> just the amount of mud and rock and just natural material that has come out of the creek and into the parking lot is a rare event. >> it's crazy. i've never seen it like this. i was just here in january for my mom's birthday. it was like this entire parking lot was perfect. now it's so weird. it looks like a river. >> she's talking about the north

end of the parking lot that collapsed taking picnic tables right with it. the national park service said it has no estimate how long it will take for that lot to be repaired and reopen. yosemite national park, crews cleaning up after the weekend floods brought storms to the valley floor. you can see the river reached 14 feet. when it reaches 12 feet, it's enough to flood the roads. the park shut down friday afternoon for the safety of visitors. now that water levels are down, park employees are assessing the damage. the park is fully opened as the cleanup continues. we now know what caused billion dollar failure during space ex. artist finding beauty and destruction from the north bay fires. how he's healing and helping survivors. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. 0% get rain, all of us wet tomorrow, 30% thursday. another weak storm coming in sunday and monday.

let's talk temperatures,

mill valley 49. you look at san rafael 56, same thing clear lake, 46 petaluma, all over the place there. low- to mid-50s on the peninsula. look at this, mid to upper 50s along east bayshore and south bay. also in our inland east bay neighborhoods to 60s in tracy and brentwood. if you're going to be out and about today, have an umbrella. you'll need it. we will get wet most of us. south bay not as much. exercising wet at times. the coast better days ahead. san francisco our best chance of rain from noon to 4:00, maybe 5:00. temperatures mid to upper 50s. over on the other side east bay from about 1:00 to about 5:00 our best chance of wet weather. temperatures in the mid-50s until the rain sets in, then we drop into the low 60s. tonight is going to be much cooler than this morning. mid to upper 40s. here is sue with a look at a slow commute. >> san mateo bridge bumper to bumper, though stalls reported. it's moving, very slow. you can see brake lights about

halfway across causeway westbound 92. just checking on your drive time there from 880 to 101 peninsula, about 23 minutes. it's beginning to build for you there. couple of new problems. we have a big rig stalled out in the two right lanes westbound 580 near 680 connector. can you see it is back into livermore now because the big rig stalled there. we'll check on that and car fire for east shore freeway in just a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. a north bay artist is finding beauty in destruction carving these intricate designs in burned wood. >> a resident artist at the winery in santa rosa. >> he lost all of his tools but not his desire to create. peter started carving charred wine barrels. >> please don't take this to the dump. if it went to the dump, that

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from the live desk we're tracking this plane crash in arizona. we told you about this earlier in the show. we just got this live picture down. this is all happening in scottsdale. can you see first responders on the ground at this golf course. the yellow tarp is out. unfortunately we heard all six people on board this flight were killed. the small plane went down last night. can you see the fire as it burned. no one was on the ground and got hurt at the time. the faa said the plane had just taken off from scottsdale airport. authorities do not know where it was headed at the time. >> some new details in a crash along sonoma county coast. highway patrol investigating whether a driver drove her car off the cliff near bodega bay. >> they captured the scene. the vehicle plunged more than 100 feet off highway 1. they found a woman and dog alive. they were able to hall her up

the cliff. the woman was in critical condition. investigators said they found now indication it was an accident. a five-year legal battle with a firefighter found guilty of driving drunk on the job. a misdemeanor count of delaying or obstructing arrest. he received two years probation. in 2015 he drove a fire truck through a red light and hit a motorcyclist. prosecutors dropped dui charges after the judge threw out blood evidence. they reported at the time quinn was seen on surveillance video chugging water after the crash. he also left the scene and disappeared two hours before arriving back at the station house. a hardware failure is to plame for january's loss of space ex's zuma satellite. "the wall street journal" reports a payload adaptor built by northrop grumman and not

space ex. the highly classified satellite could have been worth billions of dollars. bringing global experiences to your dinner table, the goal of a partnership between airbnb and blue apron. blue apron meal kits feature recipes by people who host airbnb experiences. short-term tours or events by airbnb. themed meal kits available six weeks starting later this month. airbnb headquartered in san francisco. i'm looking at steak, mexican >> my only problem is making it. they say 30 minutes but for me it takes 90. >> you need someone to deliver it, cook it and maybe clean up, too. >> yeah, that's just called a restaurant. >> at that point. >> a restaurant in reggie's house. can i come over for that.

>> if you want to wait 90 minutes. >> no. let's move on to talk about -- usually famili lly famished by get home. san jose 880, sun breaking through the cloud deck. least likely to get them in the south bay. you'll get a better chance tomorrow. cooler for all of us next few days. quick warming friday and saturday before the next storm arrives. a look at the temperatures because the south bay receiving no rain, a little sunshine. low- to mid-70s, mid to upper 60s. inland along the coast through san francisco up to the north bay low- to mid-60s. here is a look at rain right now. see 88 miles. in the past 60 minutes it moved 12 miles to the east. even though you can see individual cells within it northeast. put a timeframe on that. 9:00 moving into the northwest corner of sonoma county. it's already in lake and

mendocino counties. by noon starting to transition out of the north bay into the bay. b 3:00 to 4:00 it's moving through inland east bay and south bay neighborhoods. look by 7:00 it's gone. in the gray you see that's the cloud cover breaking up. you see a little sunshine for sunrise and a little sunshine for sunset. in between a couple hours of wet weather. 7:00 tomorrow morning clouds on the increase. we have to wait until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon for rain up in the north bay. moderate at times. 7:00 in the bay and by 10:00 it's out of the bay. we'll look up to the north bay as we head through tomorrow for a scattering of light showers in northern sonoma, naapa, lake an mendocino. rain amounts .15 south bay, quarter to .01. .5 in north bay. much cooler, too. sue. >> reports of a car fire westbound 80 near gillman at the top of the screen before you hit right around golden gate fields. it apparently is in the two left

lanes and there is a woman outside of the car in between lanes. it's a very dangerous situation. heads up and use extreme caution in that area. again, it's westbound 80, reportedly near gillman. let's take a look elsewhere as we go around our traffic maps. very slow in the red spots. stalled out big rig in two of the right lanes westbound 580 near 680 ramp. that has traffic stacked up into limp more southbound 880 stevenson, accident on the shoulder with big rig but slow towards heyward. >> all right. thank you, sue. city college in san francisco has bad news for students who signed up for summer classes. they will not be free. >> last year city officials approved free tuition for san francisco residents. however free classes are funded only for fall and spring semesters. the mayor's office turned down a recent request to get summer funding. city college officials say their board will meet next month to

make a case for increased money. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> amy robach live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, amy. >> good morning to you natasha and reggie. coming up on "gma," a fiery response from president trump after fbi agents swarmed the home and office of his personal attorney michael cohen. what this could mean for the mueller investigation and for the president himself. we're going to take a look at gps devices after that terrifying bus crash on long island. the information that store bought devices may not include that could put drivers at risk. we have those details. roseanne's daughter from the smash hit joins us live in our studio this morning ahead of a very important episode for her character becky. that is all coming up tuesday on "gma." reggie and natasha, back to you. >> sounds good. see you at 7:00. thanks so much. >> strong words from a

frustrated teacher, stop coddling your kids. her message going viral. a radioactive disaster is worse than originally thought.

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welcome back. by 7:00 rain for the most part over, couple hundredths south bay up to a tenth in the in th north bay. tomorrow, .2, quarter to a third around south bay a third to a half in north bay. >> thank you, mike. a frustrated texas teacher struck a nerve after her facebook went viral. >> she basically said people need to stop coddling and enabling children. she shared pictures of her classroom she says displays disregard for school and property. >> we've had pictures drawn into books, books i personally bought for myself that students have drawn inappropriate pictures in, inappropriate words in sometimes i have students taking things off my desk, taking things that don't belong to him. >> she says reaction from

parents, teachers, administration has been positive. she's also considering quitting her job. coming up on "good morning america," hear what you can do to support kids and teachers. another top honor for a bay area icon. tripadvisor ranks golden gate bridge 11th on its list of top 25 landmarks in the world. it was the only california landmark to make the list and one of two landmarks in the top 25. what's the other one? lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. we went through this journey together. we looked at all 25 during commercial break. >> there are some surprises. >> there are surprises. taj mahal there, of course, then just like -- >> random parliament building. okay. san jose's mayor does not have problem with half its city council visiting japan but he does have a problem it is on the taxpayers' dime. >> a teach ir may have paved the way for equal pay for women

it was all a game, how local school districts are reacting after apparent hoax threatened violence across the bay area. >> you may want to pack your umbrella today. we are once again on the storm impact scale. >> regular season ends today and

you can get free tickets to a playoff game. >> if you're very, very lucky. >> that's true. we'll tell you about it in just a second. thanks for being with us as 6:30. >> susan tracking traffic issues and never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. >> we're one on the scale. let's get into it and show you what that means, .15 to .5" of rain wednesday night. not reaching the ground in sonoma county. just north of lake and mendocino starting to reach the ground. here is a timetable as i look at planner, mostly cloudy, low- to mid-50s. rain starting 9:00 through 4:00. look at the temperatures today. upper 50s to mid-60s at noon, mid-50s to mid-60s at 4:00. definitely cooler than yesterday. let's find out if the commute is any better than it was yesterday.

>> much better, yes. that's the good news. pretty moderate. take a look at traffic map. the usual suspects for slow traffic. a couple of incidents on the big rig stall cleared out of lanes. traffic much improved, west 580 livermore to pleasanton, still slow to the pass. 880 near stevenson on the right-hand shoulder. but traffic is very, very slow, take a look, all the way back up to heyward and even into oakland southbound on 880. >> thanks, sue. let's talk about that threat now called into 50 bay area school districts and had some administrators beefing up security this morning. >> it appears it was a hoax. it put them into threat assessment hours before it started. amy hollyfield live in dublin this morning. >> in dublin, one of the school districts impacted by this.

this school district will have school today, classes all over the bay area today. the school district impacted the most and took the most action was emeryville. emeryville canceled classes yesterday. that's because emeryville saw the e-mail first sunday night and decided to cancel classes yesterday out of caution. other e-mails got it early monday morning after spring brach. by then it was determined it was a hoax. emeryville says canceling school was the right decision at the time. the parents we taunlgd to said they sta -- talked to stand by the decision. >> just to make sure they are safe. if i'm dropping my kids off at school and they are going to spend six or seven, i want to make sure they are safe pr there's been too many instances of agencies >> schools from sonoma county to

south san francisco all reporting they received the threat. police determined this was an online competition to try and shut down schools. it is not a credible threat. bay area schools will be open today. emeryville, though, will have officers stationed at schools this morning just to make sure everyone feels safe. reporting live in dublin, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. now to the fbi raids involving president trump's personal lawyer michael cohen. yesterday federal agents searched cohen's office, hotel room and home. the records of $130,000 payment to stormy daniels who claims she had an affair with donald trump. special council robert mueller's office it with the raid, the president said disgraceful. >> they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys.

good man. it's a disgraceful situation, a witch hunt. >> you just heard the president have this as breaking into, although the fbi actually did have a search warrant. the president is responding this morning with short tweets writing, attorney-client privilege is dead. and then just a short time later, total witch hunt. happening today the man accused of stabbing two b.a.r.t. passengers faces arraignment. authorities say he stabbed two passengers at the parity station saturday night. police say the attack was unprovoked. a good samaritan stepped in to stop him. he suffered cuts to hands trying to subdue him. a woman in her 60s is out of the hospital but her brother is in critical cannot. he said he did not hesitate to put himself at risk. >> i didn't. i just reacted. i ran over. by the time i got they she dropped to the floor. her brother was being stabbed. >> harris says he knows how it feels to be the victim of crime.

he said he was attacked and stabbed in his 30s. at that time, no one came to help him. a man shot and killed in richmond. police trying to find who did it. it happened near hartnett and crescent park. no one in custody. this the second murder in richmond in the last week. a 20-year-old man died in another shooting on saturday. before that police were touting how there were no homicides in the city since november. new developments following deadly shooting of stephon clark in sacramento. police officers have been ordered to keep their body cameras and microphones on. according to sacramento, they cannot deactivate or mute cameras until investigative activity ended. this comes after footage of officers muting minutes of footage after the shooting leading to distrust between the department and community. new details concerning redevelopment at san francisco hunter's point naval shipyard. they have found more falsified soil test force two lots slated

for housing. this is according to the examiner. in february u.s. navy admitted its contractor tetra tech did not clean up radioactive waste like it promised. now we know 97% of soil samples taken from one lot are concerns. all need retesting. developers wanted to build 12,000 houses at the shipyard. it's on hold. mayor sam liccardo from san jose is questioning why half the city council and other staffers are visiting japan on the taxpayers' dime. ivity celebrates 60th anniversary of sister relationship with okayama. liccardo circulating a memo, which according to mercury news, questions 34 people going on the trip, 20 paid for by the city. in the future the mayor would like to see a single person visiting. a woman could affect how

women across california are paid. she sued the office of education after learning she was being paid less than a male co-worker. the county claimed her salary was based on her prior pay. a federal court ruled employers cannot pay women less than men based on previous salaries. the superintendent plans to appeal through the supreme court. u.s. postal service needs your help to identify the person who stole one of the agency's big blue metal collection boxes in oakland. it happened early monday morning in chabot road. officials say this time of tax returns and acceptance of financial aid forms would be some of the mail inside of the box. anyone arrested faces five years in prison and $250,000 fine. never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. big story today outside morgan hill, up to 12 to 14 degrees

warmer. let's talk temperatures. mid to upper 50s with san jose. warm spot at 59. got 59 cupertino saratoga, 53 santa clara, cool spot. see that mid to upper 50s, brentwood 62. novato a little cooler 58, half moon bay 56 right now. here is a look at san mateo bridge. looking westbound and all that traffic. chance of light showers today, wet decks if you're going to be out on the ferry and wet stops if you're taking mass transit. i put caution there for all of them. here is the way the first area that receives the rain by about 9:00 this morning through noon. that's pretty much it. then temperatures with a little sunshine late will warm from the upper 50s to low 60s in the north bay. the least likely area to see rain and the last area will be down in the south bay. look at temperatures ramp up to 70 by 2:00. 3:00, 4:00 you're starting to get your chance of light showers. temperatures in the mid-60s already over by 8:00 and back

down to 60. tonight we're dropping down in the mid to upper 40s. a little cooler than this morning. the cold front while it may not bring rain to neighborhoods will definitely make it colder tomorrow. in fact only 60% of us have a chance of really some measurable rain today. instead east bay valleys in the south bay may miss out. everybody gets wet tomorrow and another storm sunday into monday. notice a lot of ones on there, that's what we should have in april, unlike the atmospheric river we had last week. a good start to the morning but still hot spots. >> sure. let me ask you a question snow in sierra. >> start out rain turn to snow, maybe a couple imps. next week, moderate snow, looking more impressive. >> bring it on. we need it. had either go to the roads now. moderate conditions on the east shore. car fire 80 near gillman street blocking left lanes of traffic. that apparently is still out in lanes. i am seeing slowing approaching.

that would be at the top of your screen near golden gate field. things pretty moderate, some company as you make your way towards bay bridge toll plaza. here is what that looks like. metering lights turned on at 5:30. ironically cash paying lanes are easier to get through. fasttrack not so much. carpool layups are always the best way to go. from hercules to san francisco, ramped it up to 50 minutes because of the car fire and also because metering lie on. on the span, sluggish with brake lights through the tunnel into san francisco. >> thank you, sue. look at this dramatic crash in florida. you can see here a silver suddenly swerves into the path of motorcycle in tampa bay and runs the motorcyclist off the road. authorities say two drivers had been gesturing to each other before the crash. investigators now treating the accident as an act of road rage. the rider suffered broken ribs. police are now hoping by

releasing this video, they will be able to identify the suspect. it has come to this. the idea to build another way to get across the san francisco bay is gaining momentum. >> accusations that youtube is collecting and selling children's data. now we're breaking down what parents needs to know. >> will it happen again? a woman said an airline shipped her new puppy to the wrong state. that airline, though, has a different story. >> a live look at what's happening on wall street. take a look at that number up 387 points. looks like the dow is responding to the fact china's

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make more of what's yours. this the weather window mount tam, high clouds. a pretty view this morning as clouds sand wind in between. anywhere from 7 to 10 degrees cooler, 80s, most in sick. 101 in palm springs, 86 l.a., that's cooler. 84 fresno, 0 yosemite, 57 in tahoe where there's plenty of

snow left to ski on. plenty of rain, rain it snow, a couple inches by thursday. some moderate snow possible next monday. >> thank you, mike. you have to wonder what's going through mark zuckerberg's mind. in a couple of hours testifying before lawmakers to poll guys f -- apologize for millions of users who had data collected without their permission. live outside facebook in menlo park, good morning, jessica. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. ceo mark zuckerberg not at headquarters this morning, he's all the way across the country to say he's sorry. he's apologizeing to a lot of people, 87 million users who had information stolen and used during 2016 political campaign. it was a third party quiz that led to the data harvest. users we talked to say they are unfaze unfazed. part of the business model.

>> if you seen up for facebook you know what you're getting into. any time you get something for free, there's always a catch. you get what you pay for. i don't expect anything more than that. >> zuckerberg is set to apologize in just a few moments. in prepared testimony he wrote quote, we dependent take a broad enough view of our responsibility, and that was a big mistake. it was my mistake, and i'm sorry. in order to restore public trust in his company he's apologizing. we usually see zuckerberg in typical jeans and t-shirt. he'll trade that in and wear a suit and tie in front of the lawmakers. >> a change in tone expected. thanks, jessica. we'll be streaming mark zuckerberg's testimony live on the website and abc 7 news app beginning at 11:00 a.m. and begin tomorrow. as for prepared remarks, you can read it for your self.

we posted it at abc7news.com. >> awareness is key when it comes to your kids and internet privacy. >> yesterday we told you about a complaint filed against youtube. more than 20 consumer advocacy groups say the website illegally collects data from children using the site. nbc's becky hurley says it's important to keep in mind data sold to advertisers does not pose safety risk, strangers are not contacting your kids to youtube. youtube has a kids site for kids under 13. >> i'd love to grab a device and say click settings, uncheck this box. it's not that straightforward if you want to keep using these services. >> she does have an old trick to keep youtube from seeing what your kids are watching. that's coming up on "good morning america." president trump canceled a trip to peru in order to concentrate on syria. the white house making the announcement in the last hour. the trip was to attend summit of

measures. at a cabinet meeting yesterday the president said those responsible for suspected gas attack near damascus will pay a heavy price for their actions. >> looks like it happened again, a toex woman claims american airlines shipped her dog to the wrong ski. a breed er shipped the puppy named atlantic ocean on the airline from kansas city to san antonio. the woman realized the dog she received was the wrong one, which was destined for a family in portland. realizing this does not look >> looking at the dog and realizing this does not look like the dog in the picture. you should know where the dog is. it's like a baby. it can't talk. you need to do extra stuff to make sure pets don't get lost. >> atlantic ocean is expected to arrive in the right city of san antonio this afternoon. american airlines says it's still investigating. but they believe they shipped the dogs as they got them, and it could have been a mix-up from the breeder or

whoever dropped off the dogs. but the woman who has been dealing with us said american airlines told her they had already admitted to the mistake. 6:49 now your morning money report. a new bill introduced in state assembly would let california set prices for health care services. >> san jose assembly man, the measure would establish independent commission that would set rates. supporters say it would help control spiraling health care costs. opponents say capping prices could drive doctors out of state and hospitals to scale back services. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange this morning, trading getting under way. we've seen a lot of volatility as of right now at 369 points in the green. 24,354. this is just hours after chinese president xi jinping said his government would, quote, significantly lower tariffs on vehicle imports this year as part of his efforts to further open giant economy to the world. >> the h 1 v visa practical hit

the cap in five days. each year 85,000 h1v visas handed out to workers sponsored by companies in the u.s. silicon valley has come to rely on visas for tech workers. they have called for an increase in the number available. they say vital to american innovation. critics say companies are using visas to replace american workers with cheaper foreign labor. >> 6:50 now transportation commission going forward with plans to study a new bridge across san francisco bay. it's gotten support of senator dine feinstein. they say the southern crossing is badly needed to help congestion on the bay bridge. a map of what could be a reality. a new bridge between 880 and san leandro and 380 on the peninsula. >> got to plan now. but those solutions would be many years in the future. >> but it would be so great to relieve traffic on the crossing.

>> if you following me on twitter, it was a tough time to get on the bay bridge. 55 minutes to go a little over a mile. people were just rude yesterday. there's two lanes to get on the bridge. at one time there was seven cars across trying to get in there. nobody was following the traffic rules. i thought there was going to be a fistfight or two but there was a lot of yelling going on. so remember that today. >> keep calm. >> yes. i was really scared for a few people. here is a look at what's going on from exploratorium. a gorgeous sunrise developing, gorgeous sunset, mostly cloudy during both of those. quick light showers today, cooler tonight, partial clearing. a better chance of showers tomorrow. another chance of a more april-like storm next week. what do i mean by that? it's the fact these are light showers, not atmospheric event like we had last week. let's talk temperatures in the south bay most likely to see rain, low- to mid-70s, mid to upper 60s, east bay neighborhoods along the coast

into the north bay low- to mid-60s. here is a look. you notice the biggest swirling mass of clouds as well to our north. we've got two small areas of low pressure that just don't have a lot of energy, just not a lot of moisture. so from 9:00 barely into the north bay by noon, starting to move into the bay. you can see by about 4:00 it's already starting to head through the south bay. by 7:00 it's over. in the gray you see those are the clouds starting to break up for our evening sunset. overnight it's clear most of the night. that's why it's going to be 10 to 15 cooler tomorrow morning. 4:00 tomorrow afternoon light to moderate, green to yellow up in the north bay. 7:00 it's already in the bay. by 10:00 it's exiting. then we'll have a chance of scattered showers mainly up across lake and mendocino counties, maybe northern napa and sonoma, that's why we're going to keep a one on the scale for thursday. for today, maybe up to .1" rain, tomorrow .2 south bay, a third

around the bay. check out the warm weather for dry days friday and saturday more rain. >> some debris on lanes, just watched a bridgeworker stop and block the left lane to pick up that debris. traffic is now flowing again fairly nicely from 880 freeway in heyward towards 101 in foster city and san mateo. you're looking at 26 to 27-minute drive. that should be thinning out now that they have got that debris out of lanes. overall a few areas of slow traffic out there. take a look at b.a.r.t., great way to go. 56 trains on time this morning. no problems with muni and ace trains 3 and 5 are running on schedule. by wait, if you happen to go to the ace train website their gps is not working for several of their trains. so you can ignore what they say on their website for now. they are trying to work on that gps. 3 and 5 are running on schedule. >> all right.

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are seven things to know before you go. number one, mark zuckerberg going to testify before congress later this morning. he'll say he's sorry for the release of information of 87 million users. >> number two, accuweather 12-hour planner, sunrise, sunset mostly cloudy. in between a chance of light showers from 9:00 to 4:00. >> number three, six people are dead after a small plane crash in scottsdale, arizona last night. investigators with ntsb at the crash site this morning trying to figure what went wrong. >> number four, extra security at several east bay schools after an e-mail was received

saying a shooter was coming to campus. police determined it was a hoax and part of a gaming competition. >> number five, a man accused of stabbing two b.a.r.t. passengers it arraigned today. he stabbed two passengers saturday night. police say the attack was unprovoked. >> number six following tuesday morning commute, beautiful sunrise over bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on. if you're headed there under an hour from hercules through the 880 corridor into san francisco. number seven, happy national sibling day. it's trending right now. expect lots of pictures of brothers and pictures on social media through the the day. >> very nice. older siblings, older? >> oldest. >> youngest. >> i'm kind of both. yeah. because i have half brothers and sisters and also a full procedure. >> i can see that. i can see both in your personality. >> you can see what happened there. >> that's why this happened. >> we're prepared for a bit of

rain rolling in later today, mike. >> a little bit is the key. not going to good morning, america. president trump lashes out after an fbi raid on his personal lawyer's home and office. he calls it an attack on our country. >> they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgraceful situation. >> agents seized documents related to stormy daniels, bank statements and more. the fallout overnight. zuckerberg in the hot seat. the facebook ceo facing a grilling on capitol hill today. set to apologize for compromising private information of those 87 million users. will the social media giant be forced to make major changes? road rage caught on camera. police search for the driver who slammed this motorcyclist right off the road. the manhunt this morning. jumping for their lives.