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>> scary. okay. thanks for joining us, everyone. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. lisa is here for mike. >> it's going to be mice except we have the beach hazard statement today and sunshine to start out when the sun comes up before 7:00. live doppler 7 showing the fog at the coast. winds are backing off. should be a nice afternoon starting out by 10:00. we're still in the 50s. look how warm it's going to get by 2:00. 70s antioch, fairfield. 66 in san ramon. san francisco at 62. we're looking at numbers dropping through the 50s tonight. a pleasant evening, don't put the rain gear away. rain turns on sunday. >> good morning, lisa. so far the biggest issue has been the central valley. we had late paving work that didn't get picked up until almost an hour after it was scheduled to be done on westbound 580. according to caltrans all westbound lanes are open and things are improving.

boy, still crawling, five miles an hour on 205. coming from southbound 580, that's still 13 miles an hour. that's going to take a while to bounce back. it is friday. hopefully we will with those lighter volumes. bay bridge toll plaza still looking okay. stacking up in the left lanes, the cash lanes i should say of the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. we should have about 20 minutes until that happens. >> alexis, thank you. surf is up in snn cruz. huge waves prompting a warning for beachgoers. >> abc 7's matt keller is there. how big can the waves get this morning? >> reporter: this could be a really big day. we could see waves ten to 12 feet. this is a good late-season swell. the suf fers are stoked. my goal is just to stay dry. surfers know what they're doing out here. the beach hazard statement is in effect until about 7:00 tonight.

it will impact the west to northwest facing beaches. be aware there could be rip currents and large shore break. people are advised to not turn their back to the ocean. why would you want to? a beautiful day out here. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. probably surfers will be out here in the next hour or so, enjoying the big waves today. the surfers here in santa cruz know what they're doing. live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> pretty jealous of your assignment today, matt. thank you. happening today in san francisco, former 49er and raider aldon smith will be back in court. smith was taken into custody one week ago when he showed up to receive an ankle monitor in his domestic violence case. authorities say his blood alcohol level was .4. that is five times the legal limit to drive. smith is expected in court at 9:00 this morning. a judge could order him into a substance abuse facility.

49er linebacker reuben foster has been charged with three felonies including domestic violence. police say he dragged his girlfriend by her hair, punched her in the head eight to ten times and threw her out of their home in los gatos. if convicted, he could face 11 years in prison. his plea hearing is april 30th. the highway patrol and mendocino office will release new information about the southern california that plunged into a river last week. they vanished when driving from portland, oregon to san jose. searchers found items alongside the river in mendocino county. relatives confirm the items belong to the missing family. the eel river is -- >> would you vote to split california into three states? you can weigh in right now by heading to abc7news.com/vote.

>> hundreds of thousands of people have already signed a petition to put the issue on the november ballot. katie marzullo talked to the organizer who says it's the only way forward for california. >> reporter: venture capitalist tim draper is not a fan of the current state of california. >> we pay the highest taxes and get the worst services. >> reporter: he's working on an initiative to divide california into three states. >> we made it so each of the three are as even as possible, as even in population, as even in wealth. >> reporter: he says they've collected more than 600,000 signatures in support of cal three. that's nearly twice as many as they need to get it on the ballot. troy troyson signed the petition on thursday. >> i've had a lot of friends that want to move out of california. instead of doing that, wait for it to be divided up. >> reporter: he said it might make it so democrats don't win every california election. draper said the fresh start

could improve schools, public safety and highways. >> you get rid of all the sacred cows, get rid of all the baggage, all the things that california has been sort of adding to itself. >> i think it's a stupid idea. >> reporter: clearly not everyone is on board with the split, at least not the way cal 3 draws the line. >> i'm from susanville, much up north. it's a completely different environment. >> reporter: the signatures will be delivered to the state legislature next week. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. >> looks like a lot of you agree with the woman we heard from. nos are getting 71%. >> the state has the verify the signatures and if the initiative does pass in november, congress would eventually have to vote to allow california to split. a lot of hurdles. >> big steps to come. >> good morning. it's friday. boy, the weather is certainly going to turn around. temperatures will be right in line where they should be.

yesterday it was chilly, breezy, below average. we're looking at a good day today, heading out for dry pavement. you'll need the sunglasses, a warmup if you're headed to the water, along the coast, it could be a little choppy with a breeze along the shoreline. some kids are on spring break. otherwise 40s, upper 40s with sunshine, a cool start. near 60 by 11:00. heading outside, you may not need the jacket. mid and upper 60s by 3:00... 44 in santa teresa as well as newark, 45 in sebastopol. if you're spending time today on the peninsula to from belmont, san carlos, san mateo. elsewhere around the bay, warmer in the south bay. 69 in napa. 64 downtown, the northwesterly winds not quite as strong. we're looking at temperatures

overnight tonight, in the 40s. slightly warmer than we are right now. adding a little heat to the afternoon. the night not so cold. it changes by the end of the weekend. i want to take you back to the central valley. tracy into castro valley, one hour and 31 minutes. believe it or not that has improved dwight a bit. late road work on westbound 3580 that was supposed to wrap up at 4:00. didn't get through until almost 5:00. hopefully this will start to thin out soon. i'm reading some of the comments from drivers. and they were joking you need to leave 24 hours ahead of schedule. northbound 101, highway 85 to the san jose airport, that looks great. northbound 280, highway 1 to san francisco wide open. no delays from the north bay either. southbound ak gross the golden gate bridge looking good.

from our live desk this morning, the u.n. security council will meet today at russia's request. the topic of discussion will be the threat to international peace from possible air strikes by the u.s. and its allies shortly after president trump met with his national security team yesterday. the white house said there has been no decision yet on military action in syria. his team will continue to consult with allies about a final decision. meanwhile earlier this week, the president suggested a strike could be imminent in response to a suspected che s attack by the assad regime in syria. robert mueller has strong support to expand his investigation according to a poll by abc news and "the washington post." he's gone beyond the issue of possible collusion with russia. the investigation has shifted to the alleged hush money paid by president trump's long-time attorney michael cohen to porn

star stormy daniels. 58% of those polled support the investigation. 35% oppose it. the margin is even wider when people were asked about mueller business activities.ent trump's a plan to pay city contracted workers in san francisco a minimum wage of nearly $17 an hour is on hold. according to "the examiner" the board of supp visor's budget and finance committee postponed a vote on the proposal last night because of cost concerns. the committee agreed to work out a compromise in two weeks that would benefit airport employees, non-profit workers and in-home care providers. if it goes through, the minimum wage for city contracted employees would go up to $16.86 on july 1st. an effort the now under way in sacramento to slash the tax rate on legal marijuana says. yesterday eastbound assemblyman rob bonta proposed a plan to lower the tax from 15 to 11% and suspend cultivation taxes for three years.

he says it would encourage buyers to shop from legal businesses. growers and sellers complained that the taxes which sometimes reach 50% are too high and driving buyers to the black market. california began legal sales of marijuana sales for adults on january 1st. >> in in out is suing a restaurant from down under for wriping off its name. i don't know if you've noticed. we're wearing blue and gold. you should wear blue and gold today. the warriors begin their nba playoffs this

hi everyone. it's going to be a beautiful day today. looking for something to do, this begins the northern california cherry blossom festival. spreng warmth in the 60s. by sunday you may need the rain gear. much cooler and breezy winds on the way as rain arrives by the late afternoon. >> thank you, lisa. in today's gma first look.look. >> a teenager crushed inside his own car while he was calling 911. >> abc's geo benitez explains. >> this morning, questions about how a 16-year-old got stuck in the back seat of a fan crushing

his chest. according to prosecutors, kyle plush was found in this odyssey tuesday, "the cincinnati enquirer" reporting he was kneeling on the third seat trying to get tennis equipment from thing ba when the seat flipped over, onto the floor of the cargo area trapping him upside down. plush managed to call 911, but said he couldn't hear the dispatcher. police started looking for someone in disstraes in the area but didn't find him. ten minutes later, according to police the teen called 911 again with his location, the school parking lot. police say another dispatcher who took that second call did not pass on the information to the officers on scene. we'll have more on this tragedy coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma "first look," geo benitez, abc news, new york. happenng today, the woman who accused bill cosby of drugging and assaulting her in his home is expected to take the

witness stand in the retrial. at the time of the alleged incident in 2004, andrea constand was a women's basketball administrator at his alma mater, temple universe tiff. cosby says the encounter was consensual. his first trial ended without a verdict. a san francisco bus driver pleaded not gill toy the felony charges after police say he drove a high school swim team while he was drunk. last friday aaron freedman picked up swimmers from martin luther king junior pool in the bayview. he honked the horn and cursed at other driver's. they also say he hit a light pole at 24th and geary boulevard. no students were hurt. in-n-out is suing an australian restaurant, accusing them of trying to mimic offering and misleading consumers. in-n-out has no presence in

sydney. down-in-out has two locations there. when you look at the website, it says american style burgers done right. also menu items include a double burger with secret sauce. the legal bun fight may take more than a year to be resolved with a court date set for june of nextier. it's exotic meat month at a berger joint in north carolina. the special is downright creepy. look at this on your screens. this is a burnt tarantula on top of a cheeseburger. they're challenging you to take a bite of this tantalizing dish. also on the menu, python curry and cricket-covered cheeseburgers. >> is guac extra? something more appetizing, maybe it's t-shirts. >> blue and gold day to kick off

the start of the warriors run to defend their nba championship. >> you can stop by any team store and pick up your car flags for free. at noon a warriors frag will be raised in san francisco and oakland city hall. both buildings will be lit in blue and gold tonight. the warriors begin the nba plifs, hosting the spurs in game one of the nba plifs tomorrow at noon. the coverage begins at 11:30. you can keep it here on abc 7 for after the game with all the highlights and live postgame interviews from oracle arena. catch the whole thing. it's saturday, you got nothing to do, just cheer on the warriors. >> i like these t-shirts. i think they're pretty sharp. >> you didn't like last year's, right? >> i like these new t-shirts. >> very cool. >> we have some pretty stellar weather today. >> we do, in fact a couple days of it.

if you're getting tired of the back and forth, we do have a more spring-like week ahead, which means we'll be getting a little of this and a little of that, starting with the fog off the coast. our winds will keep it cool and breezy at the shoreline. tons of sun out there, 50 in the city, 40 in danville, los gatos. 44 with fremont. cloverdale 42, 38 in ukiah, 42 in vallejo. we will be looking at the cool morning, then the warmup today, the warmest day of the week will be tomorrow, and then looking at the rain returning by midday friday in the north bay. we're bringing in our storm impact scale. it's a one for the system sunday night into monday. a quarter inch, maybe a third inch, maybe a half inch towards ukiah. here is the timeline on it. about 2:00 on sunday. we've got the rain from the marin county coastline through cloverdale and sonoma. we're looking for this to move through and stay with us on monday. another round of rain bringing the breezy and damp conditions

for your monday commute. by monday night it pushes through. snow levels will go to about 3,000 feet. snow in the mountains, looking about .2 here, maybe more in the north bay. this is sunday through monday. the day, beach hazard statement through 7:00. dangerous surf, but we're looking at 70 in san jose. 68 on the peninsula from redwood city. 64 downtown in the north bay, beautiful day. 69 sonoma, napa. 68 in union city. you head inland, 70 in concord. the accuweather forecast, sun, rain, cooler numbers. a sharp break tuesday. more rain midweek next week. good morning, lisa. right around sfo we have what sounds like a pretty serious situation, hit-and-run. a pedestrian was hit by a taxi. that person reportedly has major injuries. this is on el camino real. around hillcrest boulevard. seeing slowing in our sensors, especially on the southbound

side. looking to get more details right now. we definitely have one lane closed on el camino real. 280 is wide open. that's an option for you if you need anality rat. slowing improving out of the central valley, westbound 205, westbound 580 about 12 miles an hour. this is all due to late road work. we were hoping for a friday light commute. not going to happen. if you're leaving tracy, ace one and three on time if you want to use mass transit. >> it's been a rough one on the mornings this morning. speaking of the commute, let's talk about ferries, the ferries that cross san francisco bay are charting a course for cleaner air. city officials say the ferry fleet will switch to renewable diesel fuel. it's made from sources like grease, vegetable oils and natural fat. it can cut greenhouse gases by more than half.

san francisco fire boats will also make the switch. a new study shows african-americans are at a disadvantage. the report says white buyers in the bay area could afford 53% of listings in our region, asians could afford 48% listings, african-americans can afford only 5% of the listings. >> what that shows me and tells me is that black households are really kept out of, basically economically barred from many neighborhoods across the metropolitan area. >> also says where you live often determines your future, notably your quality of education and ability to move up in income. coming up, the seven things you need to know as you start your

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number one, today the highway patrol and mendocino sheriff's office will hold a news conference about the southern california family that plunged into a river. the thottapilly family vanished while driving from portland to san jose. two, alameda police are asking for help in solving the homicide of a restaurant owner, cindy le was killed during an attempted robbery. police say she was attacked outside the family's vietnamese restaurant last week. number three, president trump is now responding to james comey' new memoir and interview with abc news. in a tweet this morning, president trump calls comey a leaker and a liar. >> number four, be careful if you head to the beach today. this is a live look at santa cruz, a warning for huge waves and rip currents from monterey county to sonoma county. number five, it would be inviteding because temperatures are warming up today with numbers in the 60s at the coast.

still the northwest breeze. upper 60s to near 70 inland. number six, still in recovery mode for the central valley. we had road work that went an hour late on westbound 580 this morning. tracy to dublin was double this not too long ago. believe it or not, is improving. still just under an hour. you are still in the red, still at 53 minutes. number seven is blue and gold day to kick off the warrior's run to defend their nba championship. playoffs begin here on abc 7 tomorrow at noon. a huge celebrated of be loved animated characters and their stories is coming to disney land parks. >> featuring pixar animation studios characters from toy story, monsters, inc. guests can experience new fireworks spectacular, musical

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good morning. thanks for joining us. it's friday the 13th, april 13th, thanks for being here. >> we'll make it a good luck day. it really is lucky weatherwise,

according to lisa. >> there is a breeze out there. keeping numbers mainly in the 40s. live doppler 7 showing the fog along the coast. today, nothing but sun. a few upper 30s, sebastopol, santa rosa, otherwise mid 40s. on our way to low 630s by noontime. upper 60s around the bay to near 70 by about 4:00 in the afternoon. upper 50s to low 60s at the coast. we will be looking at that chilly morning the next couple hours. we'll modify through the weekend in terms of overnight lows and early morning lows. you've got it this morning with just a light jacket. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, lisa. take you back to what sounds like a serious situation in millbrae. this is south of sfo where reports of a pedestrian hit-and-run situation is happening right now on el camino real. state route 82 around hillcrest

boulevard. seeing slowing on the sensors on the southbound side. we're launching sky 7 to the scene. that pedestrian reportedly does have major injuries. quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks like they have flipped on the metering lights. overall pretty friday light but things are starting to fill in. next traffic update at 5:40. the brutal death of an east bay business owner has the family in shock. >> police are looking for people who beat and killed a restaurant owner closing up for the night. abc 7's amy hollyfield is live in alameda. amy. >> reporter: high, jessica. alameda police call this selfish and vicious and say they've dedicated every resource to this case. 61-year-old cindy le was beetd ten to death friday night in front of the family restaurant here in alameda. we have surveillance video of the attack. police say two men were trying to rob her. they beat her and a 28-year-old

who was trying to help. he survived but cindy was killed. she was the oldest of nine, one of her brothers says he still can't believe she is gone. >> she always care about me and she care about her community. she loved a lot of people. >> reporter: this happened on webster street in alameda friday night at 10:30 outside the family restaurant, pho anh dao. police have not made any arrest or released a suspect description but say they have dedicated their entire investigative team to this case. reporting live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. developing news in oakland, a pedestrian died after being hit by a car on interstate 580 near high street just after 9:00 last night. chp closed three westbound lanes on the interstate while they were investigating. all lanes have been reopened. they were reopened about midnight. investigators have not said what

led up to this crash. chp investigating two shootings in the span of two hours that closed parts of two freeways in contra costa county wednesday night. we first brought you the story saturday morning. it happened on 680 near walnut creek near treat boulevard. officers say someone through bottles at the car and the victim thought a bottle broke his window but later discovered it was a bullet fragment in the car. a short time later on highway 4 near the port chalk highway exit, there was another shooting, apparently triggered by road rage. after funding from the city of pittsburgh and money from the state, a stretch of highway 4 does have cameras, one contra costa county supervisor says they'd like to see a similar system along 680. >> we need to all be working together. our constituents don't care which jurisdiction or which agency has responsibility. they just want to feel safe in their cars.

>> an investigation still on going, and we should note that no one was hurt in either shooting. >> tess lar response to abc 7 i-team interview with the widow of walter huang is apparently the last straw for the national transportation safety board. the agency has kicked tesla off the probe for releasing investigative information before it was vetted and confirmed by the ntsb. the ntsb released a letter, because of statements made to our investigations. 38-year-old walter huang died after his tesla model x hit a safety barrier on highway 101 last month. his car was on auto pilot at the time. the ntsb chair says it's unfortunate that tesla did not abide by the party agreement. uncoordinated releases of incomplete information do not further transportation safety or

serve the public interest. tesla plans to make an official complaint to congress. >> it's been more than one week since fremont police officers shot and killed a man after they say he pointed a gun at officers. now there's word there's void i don't of the shooting from police body cameras, patrol cars and nearby surveillance cameras. the shooting happened last thursday. our partnes report that while the fremont police department does have the video it just mentioned, none of it will be released to the public. the department says that's because the video is considered evidence. san ramon police identified an armed robbery suspect who held up a credit. the suspect is 42-year-old matthew gordon, a transient who frequents the bay area and washington state. police believe he's responsible for oefrl other armed bank

robberies in the area. anyone with info is asked to call san ramon police. we're two days away from james comey's first sit-down interview with abc's george stephanopoulos. >> the interview comes as comey is set to release his brand new memo memoir. in that book he likens president trump to a mafia boss. comey talks about meeting president trump to worn him about the now infamous steele dossier, the alleging of his encounters with prostitutes in moscow. >> i started to tell him that the allegation was that he had been involved with prostitutes in a hotel many moscow in 2013 during a visit for the miss universe panel into and that the russians had filmed the episode. he interrupted very defensively and started talking about it, do i look like a guy who needs hook ers

ers. >> comey says it's possible but he doesn't know if mr. trump was with prostitutes in moscow. his first tv interview will be right here on abc 7. george stephanopoulos will ask him about his tenure at the fbi including the controversial firing by president trump last may. you can watch it on sunday, two days before the release of comey's memoir. on a very related note here from our life desk just coming in, president trump responding to james comey this morning. here is the tweet he sent out. james comey is a proven leaker and liar. virtually everyone in washington thought he should be fired for the terrible job he did until he was, in fact, fired. he leaked classified information for which he should be prosecuted. he lied to congress under oath. he is a weak and untruthful

slime ball who was, as time has proven, a terrible director of the fbi. his handling of the crooked hillary clinton case and the events surrounding it will go down as one of the worst, quote, botch jobs of history. it was my great honor to fire james comey. really harsh words coming from the president this morning. no doubt a war of words this morning between those two. good morning to you. live doppler 7 showing the clear sky. it's a cold are start this morning. we don't have any showers to worry about for the next 48 hours. so if you're commuting in your car or on your boat, no problems. how about the ferry? could be breezy later today. northwesterly winds will back off a bit. they're still out of the cooler direction. we'll have temperatures in the morning pretty much in the 40s except for the protected valleys. 42 in sunnyvale. lafayette just dropped to the

upper 30s. 38 in livermore and sebastopol. look what happens in the east bay today. around alameda and oakland, we'll be in the mid 60s by 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon. big improvement from yesterday. less chop on the bay, and around the bay we'll see those breezy conditions at the coast. 62 half moon bay. 67 san mateo and san rafael. 70, santa rosa, san jose and livermore. tonight, more mid and upper 40s. we're milder today. not as cold tonight, but still on the chilly side. we will be looking at temperatures to warm to our warmest locations -- warmest numbers i should say tomorrow. that's in the upper 70s. if you like it warm saturday, plan on the day -- go to the beach, enjoy the outdoors. by sunday you'll be grabbing the sweatshirts again. this morning patience is what is needed. we've had a few issues this morning. not really the friday light commute we were hoping for. i want to take you to sky 7

right now. they're on their way to a scene that sounds pretty serious. we have a pedestrian hit reportedly by a taxi. that driver kept going. a hit-and-run situation on el camino real in millbrae right around sfo. clearly they're not to the scene yet. we'll go back to them in about ten minutes. they should be there by then. we also have a new crash on state route 238, the connector to southbound 880. four vehicles involved here. it's stacking up quickly. if you're moving from castro valley towards the san more wren sew area, two right lanes blocked, lanes three and four. with that many vehicles involved, probably will take a while to clear. chp was just dispatched to the scene. we don't have too many details at moment. ace one and three on time today. a great alternate out of the central valley. b.a.r.t., 49 trains in service, no delays. vta, normal service and no delays for you.

san francisco launching a new program today to protect its youngest pedestrians. it's called street smarts. the program recreates a cityscape, complete with moving cars, bike lanes and intersections, and the realistic set is used to teach children how to cross the street safely and how to avoid getting hit. the city plans to unveil its set today. coming up, a glass of wine at dinner? how about two or three? how much is too much? >> what happens when you combine

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. if you're tempted to start your weekend at the beach, be advised there is a beach hazard statement today. here are the current wave heights, 11 to 12 feet right now. we'll have the large breaking swells up to 20 feet, sneaker waves, rip currents a possibility. it remains very windy in southern california, gusty along the coast. low 70s in sacramento. if you're headed to the sierra nevada, 50s today, 60s tomorrow. snow returns on sunday. six months after the north bay wildfires, communities are rising from the ashes. poppy park was one of the hardest hit areas. at least four people died there. home after home burned to the ground. dozens of homes now under construction, more than 30

others with the permits to begin construction. some of those who lost everything are moving on. many residents plan on staying. >> it's still your home, and it's just part of you. >> it's hard, but we have a lot of powerful friendships. we've been through a lot of life together. >> the first home to start construction in coffee park is on track to finish next month. about 100 lawsuits claiming pge is responsible for the damage caused by the fires are headed for the hearing next month. the cases will be heard may 18. a judge will decide whether pg ande is liable for losses if its equipment was a significant cause of the damage. they say the fires resulted from several factors including strong winds, the recent drought and even a bark beetle infestation. you can stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage of the north bay wildfire six months later. thousands of children in flint, michigan, can be tested

for lead poisoning. a federal judge made the ruling yesterday. a lawsuit was filed on behalf of children against flint public schools. governor rick snyder has taken ownership for the crisis and said he would fix it. his administration ordered flint to switch from detroit river to free flint river water to save money. a new study reveals every extra glass of wine you drink shortens your life by half an hour. the study found the risks for a 40-year-old drinking four times more than the recommended limit lowers your life span by two years. the recommended limit is no more than five glasses a week. also a higher risk of stroke, heart disease and high blood pressure. finally a relief for all. you finally don't have to choose between mayonnaise and ketchup

anymore, if you ever do did. heinz is asking you to vote on whether it should release mayo chup, a combination of the two in a single bottle. a twitter poll saying if there's 500,000 votes for yes, it will release the mayochup. the internet is divided. 55% say yes, 45% say no. there are two days left to vote. to me it's like the big mac special sauce. >> i was going to say, isn't that what that is? >> basically. >> i think people are getting lazy. >> i like what reggie said last time. say it again. >> i think the name is problematic. it should start with ketchup, lead with ketchup and start with ketchnaise. >> are you saying catcher is a higher ranking on the condiment

scale? team mustard over here. good morning everyone. maybe a hot dog today at the beach, barbecue later on. it's going to be a nice day. you'll want to get outside and enjoy it. live doppler seven, fog off the coast. basically we're colder, from two to seven degrees colder from our inland valleys to the coast. 41 in half moon bay, 40 in santa rosa. warming for the next two days. warmest day tomorrow. looking at the rain returning sunday afternoon. one on the storm impact scale. light rain, quarter inch for most of ufs. higher elevations could see a half inch. it will be breezy. 9:00 we're cloudy. 2:00, rain from marin to sonoma. by the evening hours, still with us even into the monday morning commute. it's going to be a cold one, snow levels down to 3,000 feet. that means snow in the mountains as well. here we go again.

smaller system, though, a weaker one. this is sunday night into monday, highs today, nothing but sunshine, a little breezy here. 66 in oakland, 69 in fremont. 68 in palo alto with 70 in concord and santa rosa. if you're headed in the city, supper 50s for the giants game. alexis says no way on the friday light. >> quite a few issues. sky 7 is over the scene of a serious crash involving a pedestrian. according to chp that person was hit by a taxi and that taxi kept going. they fled the scene. this person that was hit does have major injuries. this is on el camino real at silva avenue. we have chp there and police investigating. one southbound lane is open right now. it's not extremely busy at this early hour. 101 and 280 are wide open as

well if you want to totally avoid this. we don't have an estimate on when they will clear the scene. obviously a serious situation. i've seen quite a bit of debris there as well. crews are checking that out. here is a look at our traffic maps. south of sfo, state route 82. that is just north of hillcrest boulevard. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, a new crash at 580 and 205. no delays on southbound 680 out of dublin. 101 to cupertino, just 15 minutes. the dmv is admitting a technical issue is impacting customers. new at 6:00, everything you need to know about this glitch. starting today, there's a new policy when you pay by credit card, what you'll no longer be asked to do. big news from espn, they have a new app that includes espn plus, their new streaming service. you can watch thousands of live sporting events line uding mlb and nhl.

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or call during business hours. a nice quiet start to your friday with temperatures in the 40s. the wind is not much of a factor. it should be pleasant out there if you're heading on the roadways, the pavement is dry. the winds will be breezy on the bay. lots of sunshin. a warmup is in store if you're spending time in san francisco, low 60s today, plenty of sun. >> lisa, thank you. starting today the major credit card companies will no longer require customers to sign receipts. american express, master card,

visa and discover are doing away with signatures. the goal is to get customers through checkout lines quicker, and with new technology like chips in credit cards, signatures have become less necessary as a safety feature. a change in federal law could bring about a big change in california restaurants. at the end of the night restaurants pool tips and distribute them amongst the workers. up until now cooks and dishwashers have been left out of the tip pooling. now the restriction has been lifted in california and six other states. tip pooling can help level the field in terms of pay. one restaurant owner says servers can make twice as much as the back of the house. this started a whole discussion with the team. >> former server right here. i do not want to share my tips. sorry. no way. that money is mine. taking a look at a serious situation here from sky 7. this is just south of sfo

airport in millbrae. we have a pedestrian hit-and-run situation on el camino real. this is on the southbound side right at silva avenue. that is near hillcrest if you're familiar with the area. it sounds like the person has major injuries. we do still have traffic getting by right now. a quick check of our traffic maps. a couple of other trouble spots as well. definitely not friday light. southbound 238 to 880. westbound highway 4 just before san marco boulevard. another crash and you're jammed in the pittsburg area. >> we're in the mid 60s later today. winds pretty high and dangerous at the coast. 70 in concord and san jose. we're milder today. look what happens tomorrow. it's the warmest day out of the next seven. we're looking at even a few 70s around the bay.

that means the northwesterly winds are certainly backing off, but the clouds increase by sunday. co-shell low kicks off in indio, california. music won't be the only thing buzzing through the air. a small fleet of drones will fly over the event's perimeter to help local and federal law enforcement agencies keep festival goers safe. this is in response to the las vegas music festival shooting that happened last october. 125,000 people are expected to attend coachella each day. the fest ral lasts a total of ten days. now a remarkable moment, a young boy who is colorblind sees color for the first time. >> 6-year-old cameron and his mom erin are on "good morning america." his mom said cameron couldn't distinguish between red and green. she got him a special pair of glasses and it's changed his

life. >> wait, on these, my color -- oh, my god, this is red. oh, my gosh. and that's white. >> look at the sunset. >> i feel incredible. >> only had the glasses for a week. what has your life been like since you've had the glasses? >> well, it has been amazing. it's been so much color. >> this kid is the best. love him. cameron says there are even some colors he didn't know existed, and his favorite color now, red. >> i love that. he is so sweet. what a great moment to see that first reaction. >> so much fun. next at 6:00, the push to give a specific group of san francisco workers a minimum wage increase just hit a snag. do you want california to be three different states? apparently hundreds of thousands of people have already said yes.

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good morning. it is friday, april 13. >> natasha and mike have the day off. lisa is stepping in for mike. she has a good looking forecast for the next couple days. >> it was cold and breezy. today changes more in line with what you would like for the weekend. live doppler 7 shows basically clear conditions. as we look outside, you'll see the sun beginning to come up. it's going to be a clear start with upper 30s, livermore and santa rosa. 45 around the bay, and the coast is cool, in the low 40s. low 60s by noontime. warmer today, near 70 at the north and sound end of the bay. >> live