good morning. it is wednesday, april 11 at 5:00 a.m. >> we appreciate you being here. alexis is off. sue hall the tracking what's going on on the roads. mike? >> we'll need the umbrella more so than yesterday. if the sprinkles didn't get you, i apologize. we knew not everyone would get wet. we've got a better chance of all of us getting wet. storm impact scale of one for the afternoon. overnight light to moderate rain rolling through. let's take a look at what's going on right now. cloudy outside as the storm system approaches. let's see what it does as far as our accuweather 12-hour planner.

cooler this afternoon, 56 to 60 at noon. rain moves into the north bay at 4:00, 56 to 61. all of us getting wet by about 7:00, mid to upper 50s. dress for the temperatures and the possibility of wet weather. >> got a couple of sprinkles at my house yesterday afternoon. >> let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza once again. light conditions at 5:01 on wednesday morning. here the commute takes you to san francisco, under 30 minutes now. slowing out of the central valley per usual. we'll take a look at the drive time. 45, 56 minutes westbound 580. highway 4, a smooth straight shot to concord. from san rafael to san francisco, 20 minutes. we're tracking breaking news overnight in san jose. check out the car that went off the side of the road and into an embankment.

this is on west san carlos and royal avenue. a witness says this all happened just before 1:30 this morning. first responders raced to the scene. it's still not clear what led up to the incident. several people could be seen being loaded into ambulances. round two for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. >> he was grilled by the senate for five hours. abc 7 news jessica castro live in menlo park. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. round two will begin in only about two hours. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be on capitol hill again facing questions this time from house lawmakers. yesterday he faced questioning from senators about facebook's oll in protecting user data after fallout from the cambridge analytical scandal.

yesterday for the most part he's merged unscathed with some exceptions, most notably california senator kamala harris who pressed zuckerberg how facebook traced data. >> i think we clearly view it as a mistake that e with didn't inform people. we did that based on false information that we thought the case was closed and the data deleted. >> there was a decision made on that basis not to inform the users. is that correct? >> that's my understanding, yes. >> reporter: california senator dianne feinstein also had tough questions for zuckerberg. overall, he was able to handle everything thrown at him. when he was asked to take a break he said, i think we can do a few more. >> abc 7 news will have live coverage of his house testimony when it gets under way at 7:00

a.m. you can watch streaming coverage live on abc7news.com and the app. we will send you instant notifications as soon as the hearing begins. new details about a stabbing at a b.a.r.t. station. we have learned that the suspect is a convicted felon who is now charged with attempted murder. robert dolph was arraigned yesterday in connection with six counts on the attack. police say he stabbed two people on saturday night. he has two prior drug convictions. one of the victims, a man in his 50s is still in critical condition. his sister is now out of the hospital. it's been 2 1/2 weeks since an apple engineer when his tesla crashed while on auto pilot. his family is fight back. here is a story you'll see only here on abc 7. >> reporter: despite his long hours at ea games and am last

november, 38-year-old walter wong found time for his family. >> his daily routine is to wake up every morning before everyone else to make breakfast for everyone. >> reporter: i spoke with his brother, his wife and the attorney they hired. wall that died in a fiery tesla crash on his way to work. she couldn't reach him and turned on the tv to see this. >> did you think it was walter? >> i think that's him. he just love everything, for me, yeah. i not just love my husband, i lost my best friend. >> reporter: walter wong was using auto pilot at the time of the crash but his hands were off the steering wheel for six seconds right before impact. tesla said in a statement, auto

pilot requires the driver to be alert and have hands on the wheel. the crash happened on a clear day with several hundred feet of visibility ahead which means the only way for this accident to have occurred is if mr. huang was not paying attention to the road. >> we know he's not the type who would not have his hands on the steering wheel. he's always been a really careful driver. he has not gotten a ticket in his entire life. >> reporter: the family's lawyer believes tesla is blaming walter huang to distract from the problems with auto pilot. >> the tesla misread the painted red lines on the road and its braking system failed to detect a stationary object ahead. >> that lawyer for the huang family said he doesn't expect to file the complaint until the ntsb wraps up the investigation. we've posted the complete statement on our website, abc7news.com. dan's investigative work on this story has received international

attention. happening today, former 49er and raider aldon smith is due in court after his third arrest in two months. he was booked into san francisco county jail on friday for violating a condition of electronic monitoring while on bail. he has pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and other charges. two suspects wanted in connection with pleasant hill's first murder in six years are in custody. police say keith jones and luther lee shot and killed 23-year-old oshry' lore at a house on norse drive late saturday night. investigators believe it was a drug deal. authorities in arizona arrested johns and lee following a chase on interstate 40 in arizona. police believe they were headed back home to georgia. need to impeach founder tom steier will host a town hall meeting in oakland to persuade people they need to remove president trump from office. the billionaire san francisco resident launched his campaign

last year. stiers says the president has ab instructed justice and abused the pardon power. the meeting begins at 7:30 at impact oakland. we have another unbelievable example of the smoking hot housing market in the south bay. get this. home values are rising by $800 every day in san jose. the numbers from the online company zillow. the value of a san jose home goes up by $798 daily. home values in san francisco are next in line, increasing $481 a day. how about oakland? every day homes there rise in value by $309. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i didn't do the math to see how much the houses were going up in seven minutes. let's talk about temperatures and how they're up to 12 degrees cooler this morning. in the north bay, clear lake at

41. followed by santa rosa and guerneville at 42. seb baft bill at 43. 45 in napa. american canyon with vallejo and san rafael the warmer spots. alameda at 53. lafayette 48. same thing at redwood city and tracy at about 47. if you're going to be out today during the afternoon and evening hours, you'll need your umbrella. heavier rain is going to fall today compared to the sprinkles most of us had yesterday. it's going to be a wet and brisk afternoon and evening at the house. along the peninsula, 53 at 8:00. sunshine up until noon at 59. cloudy again this afternoon with rain moving in around 5:00 and hanging around through at least 8:00. east bay valley same thing, mostly cloudy, 53 at 8:00 to 2:00. cloudy and 61 at 4:00. rain moves from around 5:00 and hangs around until 8:00.

upper 30s to low 40s in the north bay. mid to upper 40s elsewhere. it's going to be definitely cooler tonight. quick look at what's coming ahead, temperatures in the 70s. by friday warmer weather than that. checking on your commute in from marin county from san francisco on the golden gate bridge, it's looking good. light this morning. you have two lanes north, four lanes south for your morning commute. no problems from the waldo grade through the robin williams tunnel. the only problem we're looking at right now is slow traffic over the altamont. that's fairly typical. we do have an ace train delay. we've had restrictions over the altamont pass to around 15 miles per hour. ace train number one is experiencing delays. we'll check back on that in a couple minutes. thank you, sue. they went to dance class to practice their leaps. they never thought they would be jumping for their lives from a flaming building. he's known for his role in a

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here are my updated chances of rain and the storm impact scale along with it. today is a one, but 90% of us are getting rain, only 10% tomorrow. nothing as we get a surge of warmth friday and saturday. more rain and cooler weather 60 to 70% of coverage sunday into

monday. you want an hour by hour look at how it affects today? sure. i've got that next. this is your heads up happening today. if you see a lot of emergency vehicles at an east bay college, don't be alarmed. there's a mass casually drill at loss medan knows, coordinated which the college's first responders. the drill starts at 7:30 this morning. >> drug traffickers trying to smuggle meth into the u.s. took an unusual approach to high their stash, figurines that look like disney characters. don't let these cute little guys, tigger, pluto -- in any in case, dea agents found $2 million worth of meth inside these fig raens. officials say the drugs originated in mexico and were headed for atlanta.

agents intercepted another load of figurines meant to act as a decoy. in today's gma first look, a popular actor and comedian under arrest accused of calling in a fake bomb threat. >> authorities say t.j. miller made the call after getting into a confrontation with a woman on a train. >> reporter: in this morning's first look, he's known for his role in "silicon valley." but this morning t.j. miller is in trouble with the feds after allegedly calling in a false report of a bomb on an amtrak train last month. the fbi arresting him monday night. the criminal complaint says miller was on an amtrak heading from d.c. to connecticut in mid march when he called 911 to report that a female passenger has a bomb on her bag. authorities stopping this train in connecticut. passengers posting photos as they were forced off the train while police searched it.

>> t.j. miller is in a lot of trouble. there's no defense in the law for being intoxicated or making a prank. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have the latest on the investigation. i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york. lawyers for bill cosby will resume their questioning. yesterday heidi thomas was aggressively challenged about her version of what happened 34 years ago. thomas says she was a struggling actress when cosby agreed to mentor her. she testified that cosby gave her drugs and forced himself on her. cosby's lawyers are painting thomas as a gold digger who was mesmerized by, quote, the bright lights of reno. watch as a handful of young girls and their instructors trapped by flames had to leap to the ground in order to save their lives. >> it was pretty scary. i was one of the to

jump off. the fire was coming towards me. >> could you feel the heat? >> yeah. some sparks hit me. >> look at this. this is a 12-year-old girl dangling from the balcony and escaping the flames with cuts and bruises. bystanders rushed in to hoist ladders and break windows to get the last of the seven girls to safety. somehow there were no life-threatening injuries. one of the last privately owned beaches in northern california has a new owner. the press democrat reports san francisco restaurant owner, he bought the dillon beach resort. the late 19th century resort includes a general store, cafe, three rental cottages on a mile-long canine friendly stretch of beach. it was listed for $7 million. neither party is talking about the sale. a note posted at the sale says

it will, quote, be business as usual. >> we have the bakery over in berkeley closing after 60-something years. you hear about that? i think the virginia bakery. i'd like to go there before they close. let's talk about the weather. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at san rafael where it's mostly cloudy and 49 degrees right now. clouds will thicken as we head through the day. once in a while you'll need the sunglass sunglasses. heavier rain than yesterday for the after none and evening hours. clouds open up, isolated showers tonight, even cooler tomorrow morning and warming before more rain comes in to my extended forecast. the warmest you can see mid 60s around san jose and morgan hill and then upper 50s to low 60s just about everywhere else. concord and antioch, mid 60s there, mid to upper 50s around

ukiah and mid lake. i wanted to jump ahead to noon because nothing happens this morning other than the cloud cover out there. green to yellow. showers up in the north bay. by 7:00 easily in the heart of the bay. some light showers all the way down to about the dumbarton bridge as we head towards 9:00, 9:30, that steady rain is over. then you have scattered showers through the evening hours that will eventually trend to the north bay mountains an along the shorelines as we head towards tomorrow morning and mainly up across the north bay as we head into the afternoon hours tomorrow. and then by the evening hours, it all just kind of dissipates. you want to see rainfall totals, during the evening commute, pretty quiet. by the end of the commute, down by the san mateo bridge wet. everybody is going to have wetness for thursday's morning commute. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures cooler tomorrow, rebounding friday. mid 60s to near 80 for the coast on saturday. one on our storm impact scale

for sunday and monday. we're going to pop into san jose. this is northbound 101. the headlines in the northbound direction right underneath the 880 overcrossing of the i gives you a bearing of where you are. everybody is behaving nicely and moving at the limit. no problems there. overall our traffic maps, you can see, it's pretty green out there with the usual slowdown suspect areas. another look at drive times if you're just heading out now, 520 this wednesday morning, petal a petaluma, southbound 101, under 15 minutes. 580 from castro valley to the maze. 101 in san jose, we saw the section from 280 to 680 up to 85 is also moving at the limit. >> thank you, sue. despite growing ridership, amtrak's corridor is struggling with keeping trains running on time. the authority in charge of the line says it's a combination of mechanical issues, track problems and trespassers on the track that has led to delays of

30 minutes or more. a new bill making its way through the state legislature would set a zero tolerance policy for young drivers under the influence of cannabis. safety advocates and lawmakers gathered to push for the measure which passed a key committee vote yesterday. the bill would make it illegal for drivers under 21 to have marijuana in their system. anyone who tests positive for cannabis could have their license suspended for a year. the measure makes an exception for medical marijuana as long as the driver isn't impaired. new medicare cards will have your social security number on it, replaced by a medicare identify as a way to fight identity theft. more than $148,000 people will be getting the new cards this

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we're working to get more information. number two, a stronger storm on the way. this is mainly during the evening commute for the hydroplaning, even though it will be possible tomorrow morning as the residual moisture will hang around. possibility of flooding on roads and low probability of trees toppling. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be back on capitol hill for another round of testimony on data privacy, set to testify before the house around 7:00 a.m. number four, in an early morning tweet today president trump told russia to get ready for a missile strike against syria. this came after a poisonous gas attack over the weekend. the search is on for a missing southern california family in mendocino county. they were on a road trip when they disappeared. chp has evidence that they may have crashed into the eel river. number six, following your wednesday morning commute with the bay bridge, metering lights have been turned on. we are seeing a backup beginning

to build. not a bad commute along the 80 corridor from highway 4, hercules into san francisco. that drive time will be changing now that the metering lights are on. seven, lyft has partnered with rei to knocks off five bucks on six rides, ocean beach and golden gate park included. that offer is good through sunday. a good reason to fear the reaper. >> a man in new york ate a carolina reaper pepper, and it triggered headaches for several days. the pepper restricted arteries in his brain. they say it's the first time they've documented that. the carolina reaper considered to be the hottist chili in the world. >> it's in the name, right? you know what you were getting into. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including another bay

. coming up on 5:30. thanks for waking up with us on this wednesday, april 11th. >> getting through the day, even though it's going to be a little gray, a little cloudy. >> a little cooler and then rain. a lot more than yesterday. >> we're never more than seven minutes away. let's jump right into my accuweather forecast. this afternoon like tonight, light to moderate rain, gusty conditions especially tonight. right now just clouds streaming in. that's the gray you see on live doppler 7. here is a look at what's going on with my accuweather forecast 12-hour planner, 45 to 50 this morning. 56 to 60 at noon. definitely cooler. probably our last chance of seeing sunshine slip through the clouds. clouds will thicken by 4:00 with rain in the north bay.

it will move into the bay as we head towards the end of the evening commute. heading out this evening, dress for temperatures in the mid 50s and grab the umbrella. >> good morning everyone. let's check in on the san mateo bridge, looking good, no brake lights yet. smooth sailing up the causeway towards foster city, looking at about a 17-minute drive. popping over to san rafael, southbound 101 past the civic center and towards central san rafael and towards the 580 intersection and moving at the limit there out of novato. a few brake lights towards central san rafael. looking at about a 20-minute drive into san francisco at this hour. we'll take a look at ace train delay in a few minutes. the search will continue in mendocino county where the highway patrol fierce a family of four may have crashed into a river. >> the parents and two kids are from southern california and

driving back home from a trip to portland. they were supposed to make a stop in san jose. abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield is live at the chp office in martinez this morning. >> reporter: the chp has found evidence to suggest that the family did crash into the eel river. the thottapilly family from valencia, they were on a road trip on the way home from port lapd. the plan was to stop in san jose before arriving in valencia but they never showed up. a witness reported a maroon vehicle drove off the embankment of highway 101 last week. the chp has found parts of a maroon honda that fits the description of the family car. neighbors describe them as a great family. >> just part of our group here, and they mean a lot to us. >> they were just going on a road trip and they were very excited, very excited to do the oregon trail. >> neighbors in valencia held a

prayer vigil for the family in front of their home. the family hasn't been heard from since thursday. eergency crews haven't been able to find the car, saying the river is raging right now from all of the rain, but they say they do plan to try again today. live in martinez, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. it's 5:32 now. developing news in east oakland, several people were taken to the hospital after a crash involving multiple vehicles. this happened around 9:00 last night on 35th avenue at paxton. you can see debris lit terd across the street. police had to shut down part of paxton overnight while speaking to witnesses and gathering evidence. a fatal rollover in pacifica closed a transition road for several hours. chp and first responders arrived at the northbound 35 transition to northbound 1. they found a man trapped inside an suv that had rolled overtaking out a section of guard rail. . the cause of the crash remains under investigation and the roadway is now open.

president trump warning russia this morning and telling the country to get ready for a missile attack in syria. here is the tweet sent out just before 4:00 a.m. it says russia vows to shoot downey and all missiles fired at syria. get ready, russia, they will be coming, nice and new and smart. you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing animal who kills his people and enjoys it. this all follows a suspected poison gas attack in syria over the weekend. on monday the president said he would make a decision about a response in 24 to 48 hours. happening today, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is set for another round of grilling in washington. he spent about five hours yesterday answering questions from two senate committees. now he's set to appear before members of the house. he took some heat for failing to protect the personal information of millions of users in the leadup to the 2016 presidential election. he offered up an apology for the cambridge analytical scandal.

>> we didn't take a broader view of the issue and it was my mistake. >> he told senators that facebook is working with special counsel robert mueller into the probe in election interference. abc 7 news will have live coverage of the testimony when it gets under way around 7:00 a.m. this morning. you can watch our streaming coverage on abc7news.com and the app. if you download the app and enable push alerts we will send you an instant notification as soon as the hearing begins. during his five-plus hours of testimony he made nearly $3 billion dollars. >> facebook stock up over 4% yesterday. zuckerberg owns 28% of the company's shares. facebook stock is still down about 11% since the privacy scandal brohm last month. new details on a deadly plane crash. 23-year-old mariah coogan was a passenger on the plane that went

down on monday night in the phoenix suburb. the santa rosa press democrat reports she was an aspiring model who went to cardinal newman high school. the plane crashed less than a mile after departure killing all six people on board. sacramento police plan to release more video of the stephon clark shooting. the announcement came during a city counsel meeting. the brother of clark was seen speaking with the chief and shaking hands with the city's mayor. they have a 30-day deadline to release all video and audio recordings. b.a.r.t. will update the metropolitan transportation commission on the new fleet of train cars. b.a.r.t. hoped to have 60 in service by the end of last year, only ten are running and only on the richmond line. b.a.r.t. is still testing the new cars. b.a.r.t. eventually expects to have 775 new train cars in operation.

. electric scooters dealing with a few bumps in the road at san francisco city hall. the pedestrian safety advisory committee discussed the scooters which have popped up by the hundreds on san francisco streets in the past three weeks. when not in use, riders leave the scooters wherever they please which often obstructs city sidewalks. >> these are stationary items very, very dangerous for seniors, families and especially people ada like blind individuals. >> we're ready and willing for the city's regulations. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin introduced legislation for a permitting process. the board of supervisors will vote on schooler ledge registration next month. as part of an initiative supervisor aaron peskin wants to put on the november ballot.

peskin's measure would repeal the so-called fwiter tax break. that allows companies in the mid market street area to avoid paying san francisco payroll taxes. the first comments from president trump's personal attorney about the fbi raid on his office and hope is somewhat at odds with how the president is describing it. michael cohen told cnn, quote, i will tell you that the members of the fbi that conducted the search and seizure were all extremely professional, courteous and respectful. president trump earlier said the agents broke into cohen's office. it happened on the day that trump's legal team met with special counsel robert mueller's staff. an abc news source described that meeting as tense as the president's team learned of the raids just before the meeting. the senate plans to introduce a bill to protect robert mueller. the counsel could appeal the decision to three federal judges. this comes as there is growing concern that president trump could move to oust mueller.

yesterday white house press secretary sarah sanders says the president believes he has the power to fire him. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures inland mid 40s to around 50s. maybe the heater kicked on or is about to there. temperatures in the low 40s around santa rosa. we've got mountain view at 49, san jose and los gatos like livermore at 46. everybody else around the 50s, concord, hayward, san car rose and san francisco. here is a look at a dry san mateo bridge. by about 7:00 tonight, maybe not so. that's why your commute planner is focused on the evening. that's when the wet weather will have the greatest influence. evening showers on the road. mass transit cool tomorrow, wet during the evening hours. here is a look at san francisco hour-by-hour.

we'll start at 8:00, cloupd difficult at 51. a few brakes in the cloud cover, mid 50s by 10:00 to 2:00. 4:00, cloudy at 56, by 6:00 raining, and still raining at 8:00. for the east bay, 52 and cloudy. sunshine from 10:00 to noon. temperatures hitting the 60s by 2:00. rain at least by 6:00 and still raining by 8:00. tonight, it becomes partly cloudy. there's still an isolated chance of a shower. you can see some green blobs in the north bay mountains and along the coast. it's going to be breezy tonight and temperatures are going to drop into the upper 30s to mid 40s in the north bay. low to mid 40s in the inland. mid to upper 40s, and even though it's going to be partly cloudy and dry, those breezes will put the windchills in the 30s. it will follow with our coldest afternoon. first i want to talk to you about the commute before it gets wet this evening. >> it's fine right now. it's pretty light for a wednesday. so i guess we're going to get

snow in the sierra, too. >> starting at 8:00 to night. our winter weather advisory through 8:00 tomorrow night. overall our traffic maps are showing the usual slow areas out of tracy, dublin and into the interchange on 580, 680, for about a 45 to 50-minute drive over the altamont pass. otherwise pretty green, pretty quiet this morning. one accident just reported. i'm not seeing slowing yet. it might be off to the right shoulder, southbound 880 near whipple and fullerton. be away of the nimitz freeway that might be blocking some there. ace train one had to be slowed down over the altamont pass due to construction. they've regained some time. coming in maybe a minute or two late. otherwise, muni is looking good, 48 bart trains on schedule. is a soda tax in the works

in san jose? the mysterious phone call that has neighbors wondering. oakland is cutting a deal to sell the coliseum to the a's. their negotiation is about to get easier. already over 800 animals. >> a bay area

. in palm er large spread across springs to eureka at 57. you can see the rain gets as far south as about interstate 80 during the afternoon hours which means there's plenty of sunshine down south, 77 in l.a. partly cloudy at 63 in yosemite. here we are at 8:00 this morning when that winter weather advisory begins. as we roll this, what you'll see is up to ten inches of snow in a 12-hour period, still coming down at a good clip. my ak queue weather seven-day forecast for tahoe shows a better chance of moderate snow sunday and monday after sunshine. low to mid 50s friday and saturday. it appears someone wants a soda tax in san jose. the mystery, who? the mercury news reports someone has been calling san jose residents to get their opinions on this. in an audio recording, a pollster says she wants to ask a few questions about the potential future ballot

initiative in san jose. so far it's unclear who is funding this. a spokesperson for mayor liccardo says it's not city hall. san francisco, oakland and berkeley already have a soda tax. $11 billion may have saved the controversial delta tunnels. california's largest water agency has voted to spend the money on the project. the 35-mile-long tunnel defensive, funding for the $16 billion project had been in question until yesterday's vote. the delta tunnels project has been a top priority of governor proun. spring time means lots of newborn animals in san jose. unfortunately hundreds are orphaned because of human activity. the wildlife center of silicon valley is caring for four coyote pups after their mom get hit by a car. they'll stay there for six months before being released into the wild. the wildlife center says people can take some action at home.

>> animals are looking for the perfect location, if there's a source of water and free food on the ground, then why not stay? >> put away pet food and pick up fallen fruit and vegetables, keep yards well lit at night. blocking access to raised decks and sheds so they don't become dens. put brightly colored objects like beach balls in the pool to keep ducks away. there is a significant step forward in the effort to build the a's a new ball park in oakland. the bay area news group reports alameda county is looking to sell its shares to the city of oakland. looks like we're going to have some decent weather. we got yesterday's game in at at&t park before the sprinkles or after the sprinkles were

over. today we'll get it in before the rain arrives, the heavier, steadier rain. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. walnut creek 680 southbound, following the headlights towards 24. it's quiet right now. the commute home, maybe not so much. spring warmth and sunshine for friday and saturday. wet and cooler again for sunday and that everybody else in the upper 50s to low 630s until you get up to lake poured and ukiah, mid 50s there. this low is farther south, more moisture than the tail end of the scrap heap we got yesterday in the form of sprinkles. nothing happens this morning other than clouds thickening. you can see the clock right there during the lunch hour. there's still a few breaks in the cloud cover. by 4:00, it's pretty much cloudy

everywhere. light green and moderate yellow moving into the north bay. the commute will be wet. tail end will be wet from the dumbarton bridge northward. by about 10:00, the steadiest rain is over, still lingering showers but by midnight, those are mainly over except for up in the north bay and along the coast. that's where they'll be tomorrow morning. if there's any showers tomorrow, during the day will be mainly in that same area. they'll fall apart by about 5:00. we're looking at about .1 to .15 in the south bay, about .25 to .50 in the north bay. tomorrow is our coolest afternoon. enjoy spring warmth before that light storm arrives sunday and monday. hi, sue. >> good morning. a backup on the bay bridge as per usual. you can see stacked up here for about a good solid ten-minute delay to get from the back of the line through the metering lights and a little sluggish on

the upper deck. not too terrible. no stalls or accidents on the span at this hour. we do have one accident in the east south bay, if you can say that, the southbound direction of 880 near dakota. the chp has changed the location of this accident and we're seeing a solid strip of red sensors as you make your way towards decoto road. a couple of cars got into it. happening today, attorney general jeff sessions will meet with sheriffs from texas, new mexico, arizona and california to talk about immigration enforcement. that comes as thousands of national guard troops are being deployed to the border. immigrant rights activists plan to protest. sessions has called for zero tolerance on illegal border crossings. add bank of america to the growing list of companies taking a stand against gun violence following the florida school shooting that left 17 people dead. bloomberg reports that bank of america plans to stop lending to

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giants game today. it's a day game. it's a 12:45 first pitch under mostly cloudy and breezy sky, warming up to only 59 degrees. watch out as you have exposed skin, sun can be strong through the clouds. we'll talk more about the rain and colder temperatures coming up. youtube and google employees are thanking first responders for what they did during the shooting at youtube. they're acknowledging the bravery of crews who rushed to youtube san bruno headquarters. the crews quickly evacuated a building a week ago bringing hundreds of workers to safety as the situation unfolded. a total of $280,000 is being given to the san bruno community foundation. preparations under way for the 2019 college football

national championship game which will take place right here in the bay area. the host committee, along those with those in charge of the game are set to unveil venues and events. levi's stadium is where the game is going to be played in january. there are several events planned in the south bay to entertain fans in the buildup to the big game. 98-year-old sister jean is apparently a baseball fan. loyola of chicago baseball team chaplain threw out the first pitch yesterday in the cubs home opener. a good laugh as it bounced a few times before it hit the plate. the basketball team was honored during the pregame ceremony. wasn't it just snowing in chicago? she looks like she was bunded ld up. >> i think it always is. let's go to the san mateo bridge where we have good conditions, no stalls or accidents reported after the toll plaza. minutes from the tolls across

the causeway and up and over the high-rise into san mateo. he will take a look at slow traffic out of the central valley. earlier road work has been picked up for quite some time now. let's look at that drive time. ouch. just under an hour from tracy into dublin. ace trains running on time this morning. highway four getting bunched up. commute from san francisco to rah min is looking great across the golden gate bridge. mike? >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. you can see stars and clouds from the exploratorium camera. temperatures in napa, oakland, san jose and san francisco, four degrees cooler than yesterday. remember yesterday we were about nine to 16 degrees cooler than the day before. wind gusts at 5:00 coming out of the southwest. so it will help push you westward across or eastward across a lot of our east to west bridges. starting to get to that 25 to 35-mile-per-hour range around

2:00. still around 20 to 25 at 7:00, and then they'll drop down to about 10 to 25 at 5:00 thursday, and then by friday they're gone. and that's why the warming trend begins. lyft is offering incentive for you to get outdoors, giving you five bucks. they've partnered with rei to provide five bucks off to six rides off six rides. you have to do this pretty fast. the offer is only good through sunday. now you can tour the moon without leaving your living room. >> take a look. nasa released a 4k tour of the moon. this high resolution video is the latest imagery from nasa's lunar reconnaissance orbiter mission. >> this is way better quality than i expected. >> it's nice. lets you get up close and personal with the rough surface of the moon and its stunning lunar landmarks. this is probably the best view you'll get unless you happen to have hundreds of thousands of

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that bill one means you should expect rain today. >> a live look from our exploratorium camera, it's dry in the city but for how long. good morning on this wednesday, april 11th. thanks for waking up with us. >> some of you got a little rain yesterday, some of you were waiting around. mike says there's a better chance today. >> that was always the mantra, not everyone would get wet

yesterday. here is a deeper look at the storm impact scale. it's a one light for this afternoon through tonight, light to moderate rain. it could get up to around a half inch and gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. right now the clouds are even higher than they were yesterday. yesterday they were about 14,000 feet, now at about 24 hours feet and thinner. we'll see a little sunshine this morning through noon, break through those clouds on my accuweather 12-hour planner. cooler this morning, mid 40s to about 50. 56 to 60 at noon. 4:0056 to 61. it's going to be breezy. dress for temperatures around 54 to 57 degrees. take something to keep you dry. sue. we'll go back to walnut creek, increase in volume of cars with a few brake lights making the turn towards highway 24. you're looking southbound 880. the taillights anyway