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 headed towards the intersection of the junction of 24, right past north

main, those headlights headed northbound and they're few and far between. we'll pop over to san rafael and take a look at the skies, starting to light up a little bit with the traffic flowing nicely past the north gate mall exit. not a problem as you make your way into the southern part of marin and across the golden gate. we are tracking this breaking news overnight in san jose. you can see the burnt-out car there that went off the side of the road and into an embankment. this is on west san carlos and royal avenue. a witness tells abc 7 news this all happened before 1:30 this morning. first responders raced to the scene. it's not clear what led up to the incident several people could be seen loaded into ambulances. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. more breaking news. a military plan carrying soldiers and their families has crashed in algeria. this is new video into the newsroom. this is very bad. staggering numbers, 257 people

are now confirmed dead. the plane went down in a farm field in northern algeria. the victims' bodies have been transported to a nearby hospital for identification. more breaking news this hour. this is a political shocker. house speaker paul ryan will not run for re-election in november. that's according to an associated press source along with other media reports this morning. ryan has not made any formal announce. he is expected to go public with the final decision soon. this comes as republicans are expected to face difficult midterm elections in november. happening today, round two, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will appear before members of the house. >> he was grilled by the senate for about five hours. jessica castro is live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, guys. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg wishing he was back here at headquarters in menlo park. he will be on the hot seat today on capitol hill facing questions from lawmakers. today he'll answer questions

from house lawmakers in about one hour. in case you missed it yesterday, he answered questions from senators, and for the most part he handled things well. his toughest questions came from california senators kamala harris and dianne feinstein. senator feinstein asked why something wasn't done sooner to stop the cambridge analytical data harvest? >> why didn't facebook ban came ridge in 2015? >> this is clearly one of the questions that i asked our team as soon as i learned about this, why did we wait until we found out about the reports last month to ban them. it's because as of the time we learned about their activity in 2015, they weren't an advisor, they weren't running pages, so we had nothing to ban. >> reporter: overall zuckerberg stayed on message and said what we thought he would and apologized to lawmakers and users. he also very cleverly spoke a lot about the security changes that the platform has recently

made to ensure greater user security. we'll see if he focuses on that once again today in front of house lawmakers. live from menlo park, jessica castro, nbc 7 news. abc 7 will have live coverage around 7:00 a.m. this morning. you can watch streaming coverage on abc7news.com and the aps 7 news app. you can download the app and enable push alerts. we'll send you an instat notification as soon as the hearing begins. new details about a stapping at a b.a.r.t. station. >> we learned the suspect is a convicted felon now charged with attempted murder. robert dolph was arraigned yesterday on six counts? connection with the attack at the coliseum b.a.r.t. station. police say he stabbed two people randomly on saturday night. he has two prior drug convictions. one of the victims, a man in his 50s is still in critical condition. the other victim, his sister, is now out of the hospital. two suspects wanted in connection to pleasant hill's first murder in six years are now in custody.

police say keith jones and luther lee shot and killed 23-year-old oshry elor at a house on norse drive late saturday night. investigators believe this was a drug deal. authorities in arizona arrested jones and lee following a chase on interstate 40 in that state. police believe they were headed back home to georgia. former 49er and raider aldon smith is due in court after his third arrest in two months. he was booked in jail on friday electronic monitoring while on bail. he's pleaded not guilty to domestic violence and other charges. a san francisco police officer is accusing the department of religious and ehnic discrimination. >> this started shortly after the man joined the force in 2016. he says besides numerous comments, someone sketched an isis flag on the officer's locker with the message "go back." the officer does not want to be identified because he's concerned about his safety. >> iie rial and

religious harassment and also witnessed blatant misconduct against citizens. since making the complaint, i've been labeled as a rat, singled out by my colleagues and now fear for my safety. >> the police department put out a response saying it takes the allegations very seriously and will conduct a thorough investigation. happening today, need to impeach founder tom steier will host a town hall meeting in oakland to convince people of the need to remove president trump from office. the billionaire launched his campaign last year. steier says the president has committed eight impeachment offenses including obstruction of justice and abusing the pardon power. the meeting is at 7:30 at impact oakland. look pretty innocent, but they hide a dark secret. we're going to go to a s

a very tough environment about things heading in. paul ryan worried about holding the house. worried about holding that seat. he has decided not to run again. >> george, in some way this is no surprise given the number of republicans that we are hearing from and seeing on capitol hill in recent weeks and months saying they are no longer going to run. but really this ryan announcement today, the fact that it is coming today is definitely sending shock waves through this city. we are of the mind that paul ryan and very well may happen. still coming to the white house today. this evening for a dinner with president trump. you know, as you say, so much of this has to do with these republicans who are having trouble back in their home districts, having to defend some

of the controversial verbage and policies. so many of the republicans including paul ryan have spent days and months and weeks in the past year having to artfully dance around the controversies. namely, you know, there was the travel ban. there was immigration that is a huge issue for paul ryan back ae and the presidentpresident's -- >> >> the president's behavior, yes. his tariff issue is hitting paul ryan in his home state of wisconsin. it remains to be seen what will happen in the weeks and months going forward. we are told -- and this is all just coming in -- that the speaker made his announcement to his staff just within the past few minutes. and really word is just trickling down to this white house right now, george. >> he would have had a tough race in his district. that has been a safe republican district for years.

he's never been that close to president trump personally but has supported the big items on the president's agenda, especially the tax cut which the house passed at the end of the year. you can get the latest at abcnews.com and a full update on the west coast for "good morning america." have a good morning. >> very interesting. paul ryan not seeking re-election as house speaker. we'll go over to mike nicco for a look at our weather. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mid to upper 40s in the south bay. 44 in morgan hill, the cool spot. 53 in alameda, brentwood 51. the rest of us in the mid to upper 40s. here is a look at santa cruz. looks pretty inviting. the clouds just starting to move in. my caution with your activity planner is during the afternoon and evening hours. that's when the rain will roll in. whether you're out and about exercising or thinking about going to the coast. in san francisco, 51, cloudy,

breaks in the cloud cover, sunshine peeking through, mid 50s from 10:00 to about 2:00. solid clouds at 4:00, 56. then the rain starting to move in by 5:00. still raining by 8:00. east bay, the same thing. when the clouds open a little bit, we'll go to 55 at 10:00, near 60 at noon. the rain rolls in, temperatures drop back down into the mid 50s with the rain continuing through about 8:00. here is a look at my lows tonight, upper 30s to low 40s in the north bay. low to mid 40s around the bay. mid to upper 40s elsewhere with partly cloudy conditions and a few showers across the north bay and along the coast. more on that coming up next. here is sue. in san jose an accident reported on highway 87 near 280. here is a live look before 280, traffic moving nicely. that accident apparently with some cars on the right-hand

shoulder and in the center divide. so not blocking any lanes, but could be causing slowing as you make your way towards highway 280. otherwise we have nice morning to take some mass transit. b.a.r.t. has 51 trains, no delays at this hour. no problems with muni, so far, so good. an earlier ace train delay up and over the altamont. they had to slow down due to restrictions with construction there, but they've gotten back on time. it looks like you're smooth with ace trains one and three. so far, so good. drug traffickers trying to smuggle meth into the u.s. toork an unusual approach to hide their stash, disney figurines. don't let these cute figurines deceive you, dea agents in gwinnett county, georgia found mekt hidden in the figures. officials say the drugs originated in mexico and were headed for atlanta. researchers say hackers can

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take a look at this dramatic phone video of a fire that broke out inside a new jersey dance studio. watch as a handful of young girls and their instructors were trapped by the flames. they didn't have much choice but to leap to the ground. >> it was pretty scary. i was one of the last ones to jump off so the fire was coming towards me. >> could you feel the heat? >> yeah. some sparks hit me. >> watch this noemt as as as dangles from the balcony and drops to the ground, escaping the intense flames with cuts and bruises. bystanders rushed in to hoist ladders and break windows to get the girls to safety.

no life threatening injuries. a truck fairying beer kegs in new jersey spilled off the freeway. officers say it was amazing no one was hurt. it took an hour and a half to clean up the mess. before you ask, all the kegs were empty. san francisco's emergency alert system apparently is vulnerable to hackers. >> on the left you'll see a map that shows where the city's outdoor speakers are located. according to "the examiner," hackers can break in and blair out malicious messages. all it takes is a radio and a laptop to hack into the system. they say older systems were not designed to withstand cyberattacks. the manufacturer says it's developed a fix that will be implemented soon. if you see emergency vehicles at an east bay college don't be alarm. loss modonas in pittsburg is holding the drill. it's kwort naeded by the college's nursing department.

the drill starts at 7:30 this morning. despite growing ridership, amtrak's capitol corridor is struggling with keeping the rains running on time. it's a combination of mechanical issues, track problems and trespassers on the track that's led to delays of 30 minutes or more. the authority apologizing to riders with a 10% off fair deal for the month of may and a commitment to get trains running on time today. scientists in san francisco may have taken a significant step in the fight against alzheimer's by changing a protein associated with alzheimer's to a more harmless form. they carried out the research on human cells but now has to be repeated on human patients. we said it before, this can't happen soon enough. >> no, applause for all of that. good to hear they're doing the good work. >> seeing that transition maybe over to dementia. my mother-in-law has it.

it's just brutal. my wife was visiting her a couple weeks ago. out of seven days, i think she knew my wife one of those seven days she recognized her. just terrible. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. in san jose we'll see the warmest temperatures, mid 60s for you. this is 101 and 880. thickening clouds today and the rain moving in during the afternoon and evening hours. tonight the clouds open up, just a few isolated showers. even cooler than this morning. we've got warming before more rain and cooler weather to end the weekend and start next week. in san jose 65, morgan hill 66. possibly 63 in concord and antioch. upper 50s, low 60s. up north the rain gets first in ukiah and lakeport with mid 50s there. apparent low, this is closer to us, more moisture with it.

90% of us will get wet out of this system unlike yesterday where it was just a lot of sprinkles. 4:00, light, green. moderate, yellow. showers moving into the north bay. by 7:00 they're as far south as the dumbarton bridge. heaviest along interstate 80 and also the golden gate and the bay bridge there. there you can see by 10:00 for the most part, the steadiness is over. still showers moving through the north bay, the heart of the bay and the south bay. overnight it becomes scattered showers, isolated along the coast into the north bay. through 4:00 tomorrow afternoon we'll continue having isolated showers along the coast and in the north bay. by friday and saturday, look at the sunshine and spring warmth. then the rain is back and so are the cool breezes with a light storm on our storm impact scale sunday and monday. sue, what are you seeing? >> looking at the eastshore freeway coming up on 6:20. solid band of white lights, lights streaming ribbon of lights moving a little slow as

you make your way on 880 past golden gate fields and into thee macarthur maze. car poolers as usual get the best view of the bridge because they're moving right along at a nice clip. otherwise you're waiting for about 10 to 12 minutes behind the metering lights backed up into the macarthur maze. once you get on the span, it is a little sluggish. we'll look at some of your drive times in a few minutes. 6:20 now. a new bill making its way through the state legislature would set a zero tolerance policy for young drivers under the influence of marijuana. safety advocates and lawmakers gathered at the capitol to push for the measure which passed a key vote yesterday. the bill would make it illegal for drivers under 21 to have con business in their system. the measure makes an exception for medical marijuana as long as the driver is not impaired.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is the beginning of the commute at 4:00, nobody is wet. by 7:00 you can see possibly down to the san mateo bridge and all of us will have wet streets tomorrow morning, to a lesser extent in the south bay. my storm concerns out of this, not many. hydroplaning is going to be a problem, flooding on roads and trees topple low. a coachella lawsuit calls out a so-called radius clause. the suit claims coachella is creating a monopoly, they're doing it by calling on artists to not perform within 1300130010 radius within 60 days. a costly flub on a television game show. >> a man born in sacramento lost

$7,000 for mispronouncing a word after all the letters were revealed on "wheel of fortune." >> carefully, what's up there. >> flamingo dance lessons. >> i thought i said flamenco dance lessons. i just screwed up. that's all there is. >> they're listening carefully to how you pronounce it. jonny mess $up but still won $19,000. now airbnb has offered him a trip to spain to try flamenco dance lessons. he says while he can't mess up, the host certainly can. >> it was so weird. if there was ever a mistake, you could just stop and then they would run it again and pat would say the right words.

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new this morning, president trump promising a missile strike in syria and also calling out russia, telling them to get ready. >> we want to hear from you this morning. go to abc7news.com/vote right now on your phone, tell us how you feel about mark zuckerberg's testimony so far. we'll have a look ahead to another round of grilling. outside to our abc 7 roof camera, all is calm, all is dry, all will change later today. good morning on this wednesday, april 11th. a lot going on in this last half hour of our show today. >> you're tracking the roads for

us, we're going to start with weather. we'll see changes. >> it's going to get a little noisy in the form of rain during the afternoon and evening hours. tonight a few showers and gusty conditions tonight. so we're a one on the storm impact scale, unlike yesterday, just about all of us will get rain from this system. seeing the clouds return and a few radar returns way off in the distance in the upper left-hand corner of your screen. we'll put a timetable on that coming up. here is a gorgeous sunrise from the exploratorium camera. we'll see peeks of sunshine. upper 40s to 50. 56 to 60 at noon. rain only in the north bay at 4:00, 56 to 61. rain almost everywhere by 7:00 except for the south bay and the sunol grade. we're checking the san mateo bridge commute from hayward to foster city. a lot of brake lights across the

span. you're in a lot of company across the toll plaza and the wauz way and towards the high-ri high-rise. no stalls or accidents. just a lot of folks traveling from east to west. let's look at your mass transit options. if you can take b.a.r.t., i would, if you want to be on time this morning, 56 trains, no delays, no problems with muni. ace trains, they wanted us to get the word out their gps is not working. if you go to the website for ace train, ace rail, it will not giving you any on-time directions because their gps is down. we can tell you ace trains one and three are running on schedule. update from our live desk. house speaker paul ryan, as we told you at the top of the hour, the wisconsin republican shocking the political world this morning, he made the announcement he will not be seeking re-election. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan is out with a bombshell announcement. he won't seek re-election.

ryan has told house republicans he won't run for his wisconsin congressional seat in november but intends to serve out his term. ryan, who ran as the republican vice presidential nominee in 2012 became house speaker in 2015. ryan's impending retirement will set off a race for who will succeed him as the top republican leader in the house. among the likely contenders, house majority leader kevin mccarthy and house majority whip steve scalise. also at the live desk this morning, president trump is warning russia and telling the country to get ready for a missile attack in syria. >> here is the tweet he send out just before 4:00 a.m. russia vows to shoot down in and all missiles fired at syria. ge ready, russia, because they will be comings, nice and new and smart. you shouldn't be partners with a gas killing animal who kills his people and enjoys it. that tweet follows a poison gas

attack in syria over the weekend. we're tracking this local news. check out this burnt-out car that went off the side of the road and into an embankment. this son west san carlos and royal avenue. we got an update from san jose police. here is the new information. they say the driver lost control overnight, slid into the eastbound lanes, hit the curb and flipped. the driver and two juveniles were inside. the driver died and the two juveniles have life-threatening injuries. developing news in east oakland where several people were taken to the hospital after a crash involving multiple vehicles. this happened on 35th avenue and paxton. you can see the debris littered through the street. police closed part of paxton overnight while talking to witnesses and gathering evidence. a fatal wallover in pacifica. chp and first responders arrived at the northbound 35 transition to northbound 1. they found a man trapped inside an suv that had rolled over,

taking out a section of guard rail. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the cause of the crash remains under investigation, and that roadway is now open. the search will continue today in mendocino county where the highway patrol fears a family of four may have crashed into the river. >> the parents and two kids are from southern california, driving back home from a trip to portland. they were supposed to make a stop in san jose. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the chp office in martinez. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. the chp has a witness report of a car going into the eel river. they do say they plan to search again today. here is the missing family. the thottapilly family was on a road trip, on their way back from portland and were scheduled to stop in san jose before making it home. they haven't been seen in almost a week. their neighbors in southern vigil in front of the family home. >> a great family.

we don't have kids here. the kids are always out riding their bikes and playing. they're just always friendly. >> reporter: a witness reported seeing a maroon vehicle driving off the 'em bank mtd. and chp has found parts of the honda that matches the description of the family car. they'll be searching again today. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. new details this morning on a deadly plane crash in arizona. we learned one of the victims is from sonoma county. 23-year-old mariah coogan was a passenger on the plane that went down monday night in the phoenix suburb. she was an aspiring model who went to cardinal newman high school. the plane had taken off from scottsdale and was on its way to vegas when it 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 as well as make more changes to the department policy.

the brother of clark was seen speaking with the chief during the meeting and shaking hands with the city's mayor. sacramento police say they have a 30-day deadline from the time of the march 18th shooting to release all remaining video and audio recordings. b.a.r.t. will be updating the metropolitan transportation commission on the new fleet of train cars. b.a.r.t. hoped to have 60 of them in service by the end of last year, but only ten are running so far, and only on the richmond line. b.a.r.t. is still testing the new cars. operators are getting used to the changes they bring. b.a.r.t. expects to have 775 new train cars in operation. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll show you the temperatures. we talked about it was going to be cooler this month. there you go, up to 12 degrees cooler in some neighborhoods. let's start on the peninsula where we have 41 in menlo park. that's the outlier. everybody else, redwood city 47 to san bruno at 43.

that's your spread. how about that trifecta, oakland, hayward and fremont all at 53 degrees. let me get out of the way. this is going to be a beauty. i'm running the time lapse on this morning's sunrise. i'll try to post it around 10:00, 10:30. that looks phenomenal. let's talk about your commute planner. you see caution, caution, caution. sorry about that, spelled that wrong. this is the afternoon and evening when we need to are wouldry about getting wet. let's talk about your school day planner. a colorful start. 11:00 mid to upper 50s. spring warmth and cloud cover by the end. rain moves into the north bay about 4:00 and stays through about 8:00. rain in the south bay. it doesn't get there until 7:00,

8:00. you can see most of the day is dry. temperatures coolest tonight, upper 30s in the north bay to upper 40s along the coast in san francisco. tomorrow morning going to be a little wetter than this morning. going to be a little more difficult. right now, what are you seeing? >> alexis will be back tomorrow. >> look at you. it's raining, i'm leaving. >> i'm out. it's nice this morning. weatherwise and commutewise. you can see on the traffic map, commute. some slowing on the nimitz freeway. let's take a look at that. we have an accident southbound 880 near wynton street. it's blocking one of the middle lanes. traffic is backed up towards 238 for a slow ride if you're headed towards the san mateo bridge or southward, give yourself plenty of times. let's look at drive

westbound richmond-san rafael bridge, about eight minutes. dumbarton 11 minutes on highway 84. electric scooters are dealing with a few bumps in the road at san francisco city hall. >> the devices have popped up by the hundreds on san francisco streets in the past three weeks. the pedestrian safety advisory committee discussed the problems they're creating yesterday. riders leave the rental schoolers basically they wherever they want which often obstructs city sidewalks. >> these are stationary items that are very, very dangerous for seniors, families and especially people ada like blind individual. >> we're ready and willing for the city's regulations. >> supervisor aaron peskin has introduced legislation to require the three scooter companies, lime bike, spin and bird, to go through a permitting process. the board of supervisors will vote on scooter legislation next week. how do you feel about mark zuckerberg's testimony so far?

go to abc7news.com/vote right now and let us know what you think. it will update in realtime at the bottom of your screen. >> your results and what to expect in round two coming up next. a grounding trend of parents live streaming their kid's punishment. hear about the impact from a doctor. who needs first class when you can travel in car

keep watching the colorful sunrise on our exploratorium camera. temperatures keep rolling back. four to eight degrees cooler than even yesterday with upper 50s to mid 60s, 97 in palm spring, 76 with sunshine in l.a. fresno 75. you can see the rin move in as far south as i-80. in sierra, winter weather advisory through 8:00 tomorrow morning. four to nine inches of snow. there's still plenty of snow to ski on. here is a look at my accuweather forecast. morning showers tomorrow, warm for friday and saturday. a moderate snowstorm sunday and monday. more fresh powder. this just into the abc 7 newsroom. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg arriving for his second day of testimony on capitol hill.

this happening just moments ago. his testimony will get under way shortly at 7:00 a.m. this morning we want to know how you feel about zuckerberg's testimony so far. >> go to abc7news.com/vote right now the. no registering, no downloading. you can do it right on your vote and watch your vote update in realtime. we'll leave this up on the bottom of your screen while we bring in abc 7's jessica castro. >> she's live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. >> reporter: good morning, guys. the countdown is finally on. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg going to speak to lawmakers once again in 15 minutes or so. highly anticipated. he spoke to senate lawmakers yesterday. he'll speak to house lawmakers once again today, on the hot seat in capitol hill. as i mentioned, he faced questioning yesterday by senators about facebook's role in protecting user data after fallout from the cambridge analytical scandal. he spoke in front of a joint senate hearing of the judiciary and commerce committees.

for the most part he's merged unscathed with some exceptions, most notably california senator kamala harris who pressed zuckerberg on how his company tracked user data beyond the user platform. >> in retrospect we clearly view it as a mistake that we didn't inform people. we did that based on false information that we thought that the case was closed and the data had been 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 some tough questions for zuckerberg, but overall he was able to handle everything thrown at him. and this is very telling. in fact, when he had a chance to take a break, he said, quote, we can do a few more. it looks like he'll face a lot more questions today. he is certainly ready. reporting live from facebook headquarters in menlo park, jessica castro, abc 7 news.

>> let's see what you think. the bottom of the screen we have the results from the poll. looks like we're pretty evenly split between those of you who think he's done a good job on capitol hill and those who think mark zuckerberg isn't doing so great. we'll be hearing from him again in a little bit. we're taking a live look from capitol hill right now. abc 7 news will have live coverage of house testimony when it gets under way in a little less than 15 minutes. you can watch streaming coverage live on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. you can enable push alerts and we'll send instant notification the moment the hearing begins. new at 6:00 amt, a pop music icon has revealed she is bipolar. mariah carey says she was first diagnosed when hospitalized in 2001 but she didn't want to believe it. she admits to being in denied and feared that someone would expose her, pole tenlly ending her music career. she was so terrified sheed lose everything, she convinced herself the only way to deal

with it was not deal with it at all. she said she recently started receiving treatment. this is in the new issue of "people" magazine. she says this will bring awareness to the subject so people won't feel ashamed like she did. visibility definitely matters. thousands of clips being posted online of parents punishing their kids, sparking debate about disciplinary tactics. >> there's vitd i don't of this 10-year-old running a mile to school in the rain. this was for being suspended from the school bus for misbeha misbehaving. another shows a 13-year-old shopping for clothes at good will because he was developing a sense of entitlement. >> feeling like he's better than other kids at school because he has name brand thinks. making snarky, rude remarks. >> both parents in these cases say the posts themselves weren't part of the punishment. they were not meant to humiliate their children.

that's leading many to ask why post it at all and questioning whether sharing these moments online can hurt a child's self es staem. it appears someone wants a soda tax. the mystery who? the mercury news reports someone has been calling san jose residents to get their opinion on the matter. so far it's unclear who is funding this poll. a spokesperson for mayor sam lick car dough says it didn't come from city hall. san francisco, oakland and berkeley already have a soda tax. >> the mayors from the bay area's three largest city putting support behind a bill to address the homeless crisis. they're expected at today's event at the state capitol in sacramento. the proposal will create more housing and set up systems to monitor individuals and the services they use. the state would put up $1.5 billion and local governments would be required to match the

total. a significant step forward in an effort to build the a's a new balled park alameda county is ready to sell its share to the city of oakland. since the city controls how the land is used, it's best to sell the county's portion to oakland. the city will then be the only owner, the move will make negotiating a sale to the a's easier. it appears sprint and t-mobile are resuming their merger talk. >> the possible deal is back on between the third and fourth largest wireless carriers in the u.s. previous talks ended in november because of valuation disagreements. since then sprint has lost more than a fifth of its value. experts say a merger would likely mean fewer discounts since there would be not as much competition. there's a lot of regulatory hurdles the clear if a deal does happen. >> taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading

gets under way. a hugh spike yesterday after chinese president defused trade tensions. could you imagine sleeping in an airplane with your luggage? airbus has released this design which shows sleeping pods in the cargo hold. the area being referred to as cargo class. it could feature a lounge, conference room and a play area for kids. don't expect to see this option when you book your next flight. airbus and the pod maker associated yack will make it available to airlines starting in 2020. they'll be able to get either cargo class in the new plane or have an existing aircraft retrofitted. >> i don't hate this idea if you can make it really safe, no jet fumes, make sure it's well aerated. it looks like a nice modern airbnb situation. >> like a japanese hotel in tokyo or something. >> kids playing and napping in the same area? that would be kind of hard.

>> soundproof areas of the cargo hold. >> hopefully it's temperature controlled. >> those of us that have kids, screaming kids on plane -- >> no napping going on. >> doesn't bother me really? i ignore it. >> it doesn't bother me because i've been there, done that. >> or you have the noise canceling headphones. we've got that, too. >> we've got reggie canceling headphones. >> we have rain on the way? >> yes, we do. conductor natasha getting the train back on the rails. thank you. here is a look at showers and breezes developing later today and tonight. spring warmth and sunshine for friday and saturday. wet and cooler sunday and monday. let's talk about this spring seesaw with today's temperatures dropping again below average,

from the mid 50s around ukiah and lakeport. east bay, inland neighbors in the south bay mid 60s there. here we are at noon. you can see still a little sunshine breaking through the clouds. it's the 4:00 hour we've been talking about the last few days for the light green to moderate yellow rain moving into the north bay. by 7:00, still seeing it just touching the dumbarton bridge. the heaviest still around san francisco and the san mateo bridge northward. by 10:00, the steady rain pushes over. you see scattered showers trailing behind that. those will main lip transition to the coast and into the north bay mountains during the overnight hours through tomorrow morning and up until 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. and then this round is over. rainfall amounts during the evening commute. you can see they become very light as you head towards the san mateo bridge. it only takes .01 to get to hydroplaning. tomorrow morning is when we all wake up to wet conditions.

storm concerns. warm today and tomorrow, sunshine today and -- let's turn it over to sue. >> looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge commute. if you're paying cash, you're getting by nicely. you have to get through the backup to get there. fast trackers are a little delayed. getting over to marin county once on the span is pretty good. there is a delay getting to the toll plaza. coming to the golden gate bridge, no delays here, four lanes in the southbound direction. it's a nice smooth commute into san francisco. we still have a problem coming through hayward towards highway 92 southbound on 880 near winton. earlier accident has been cleared. let's zoom in with our 3d look at the flow of traffic. it's very slow headed southbound from highway 238. lyft is offering an incentive for you to get outdoors, giving five bucks off

up to six rides to certain local outdoor spots including ocean beach, lake merritt, golden gate park, tilden park. this offer is only good through sunday. now you can tour the moon without leaving your living rom. >> nasa released a 4k tour of the moon. this high resolution video is the latest imagery. it lets you get up close and personal with the rough sawyer fas of the moon and its lunar landmarks. and probably the closest you'll ever get unless you happen to have hundreds of thousands of dollars laying around so you can do one of those space tourism flights. this is free. spring time means lots of newborn animals in san jose and unfortunately hundreds are orphaned because of human activity. the wildlife center is caring for four coyote pups after their mom got hit by a car.

they're stay there for six months before being released into the wild. the wildlife center says people can take action at home to keep animals from moving in. >> lots of these 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, pick up fallen fruits and vegetables and keep your yards well lit. block access to raised decks and sheds so they don't become ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability

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6:58. here are the seven things you need to know before you go. number one,ing facebook ceo mark zuckerberg on capitol hill. it is another day of testimony on data privacy. a live picture from capitol hill right now. morning's testimony set to get under way in just a few moments. number two, breaking news from washington. house speaker paul ryan will not seek re-election. he will serve out his term and retire in january. he's set to speak from capitol hill at 7:00. 12-hour planner shows sunshine through noon. temperatures cooler through yesterday. rain in the north baby 4:00, most of us getting it by 7:00.

a driver is dead and two juvenile passengers with life-threatening injuries after their car lost control and flipped down an embankment in san jose. number five, chp has found evidence suggesting a family from southern california crashed into the eel river. the family hasn't been seen since thursday when they were supposed to stop in san jose. number six, in an early morning tweet today, president trump told russia to get ready for a missile strike against syria. this comes after a suspected poison gas attack in syria over the weekend. number seven, we are following your wednesday morning commute. metering lights on at the bay bridge since about 5:30 this morning. no major road problems, but just a lot of slow and go as you get to work. >> now would be the time to download the abc 7 news app because we'll start streaming the live testimony from capitol hill in a few moments. >> that's right. mark zuckerberg set to take center stage once again for day two of these hearings. you can see him there live from the house committee. they'll be speaking in front of the house committee. we'll be watching and see how he

does. "good morning america" is coming up next. good morning, america breaking news. house speaker paul ryan's big announcement this morning. he won't run for re-election, is this a sign that republicans are worried they'll lose the house? new details this morning about that raid on president trump's personal lawyer. abc news speaks to michael cohen, rattled after fbi agents stormed his home. he faces new questions about that hush money paid to stormy daniels as the president mulls a fateful move. will he try to fire robert mueller? mark zuckerberg grilled. >> it was my mistake. and i'm sorry. you >> the embattled facebook ceo back on capitol hill calling this an arms race with russia. after that bruising marathon session, are major privacy changes coming to the social media giant? and the one question he struggled to answer.