it's monday again, and we are also tracking chances of showers throughout your morning commute. >> a live look at a cold and wet golden gate bridge. when i was driving in this morning around sfo we also saw some showers there which could be an issue for flights coming into the bay area. good morning. it's monday, april 16th. reggie natasha and mike are off this morning. >> where is everyone zm. >> that's okay. we're here. it's monday. it's going to be tough on the roads. >> it is. if everyone is on spring break and coming back to this weather, they may be a little confused. temperatures dropped considerably. it's a light to moderate system where we'll have showers threw

out the day. the possibility of isolated thunderstorms and breezy binds. right now point reyes around marshal and san francisco out towards livermore some scattered showers. looking at the possibility of rain-snow mix down to about 3,000 feet there. it's going to be a chilly day today. the rain is going to be with us throughout the entire morning and afternoon, and then we will talk about a sunnier but chilly start to tuesday. >> checking out the roads right now, of course any time we have wet pavement we typically have some crashes to go along with it. that's exactly what we're looking at in the north bay. southbound 101 around spencer avenue, we have a crash reported that's been there for close to an hour. crews are blocking the two right lanes. i know they had to run a couple traffic breaks to clear traffic out of that area. a crash on the countercommute side, the lighter side near eden canyon road.

that is in the two right lanes. we've got delays in the central valley. we'll head there next. we are tracking breaks news in san francisco. look at this. police are looking now for a hit-and-run driver who crashed their car into a home. happened on 37th avenue near sloat boulevard about 2:15 this morning. police say a passenger was taken to the hospital with non-li non-life-threatening injuries. the driver took off. it appears no one in the house was hurt. >> a live picture from the scene. the car is still there. at 5:30 we'll go live to amy hollyfield for an update on the situation. chances are, if you walked around san francisco lately, you've noticed the electric scooters zipping around or parked on the sidewalk. later this morning city lawmakers will consider new legislation to regulate those scooters. and abc news reporter alyssa harrington is joining us live from the newsroom. >> it's hard to miss those

scooters. they're all over the place. these are dockless scooters that you use an app to rent. when they're not in use, riders can leave them wherever they want, some falling over and blocking sidewalks and entryways. riders are seen riding on the sidewalk and riding without a helmet. legislation has been introduced to regulate the scooters birequiring them to get permits t. san francisco board of supervisors land, use and transportation committee will discuss the issue tonight at city hall. if passed it will go before the board of supervisors for a vote. more than 60 scooters were seized for blocking traffic. a spokesperson from bird says they will work with the city to create framework that works for everyone. live in the news room, elissa

harrington, abc 7 news. it is an intensifying showdown between president trump and former fbi director james comey. >> in an abc news exclusive interview, comey talked about a conversation with the president about former national security adviser michael flynn. >> should you have said, mr. president, i can't discuss this with you, you're doing something improper? >> maybe. although if he didn't know he was doing something improper, why did he kick out the attorney general and the vice president of the united states and the leaders of the intelligence community. why am i alone if he doesn't know the nature of the request. it's possible in the moment -- another person would have said, sir, you can't ask me that, that could be obstruction of justice. >> was president trump obstructing justice? >> possibly. it's certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. >> so far no response from president trump this morning. he did tweet yesterday, how come he gave up classified

information, why the phony members. >> kellyanne conway appeared on "good morning america" and weighed in on that conversation about michael flynn. >> does the president have any evidence to back up his side of the story? >> i watched comey tell you last night, he agreed that mike flynn was, quote, a good guy, a good man. the president has made clear he never asked anyone to interview in an investigation. jim comey admitted that in testimony, that nobody here ever asked him to drop an investigation. >> good morning mayor kpa will have much more from the exclusive james comey interview. join george stephanopoulos coming up at 7:00 a.m. right here after abc 7 mornings. mountain view police say two men who tried to kidnap a woman have been arrested. two of the victim's friends showed up and one of the suspects pulled out a gun. the victim was able to get away. the two suspects drove off

firing shots as they left. no one was injured. yesterday morning police arrested 29-year-old guillermo perez and 19-year-old walter ramirez. the 49ers say reuben foster will not take part in team activities while he deals with domestic violence charges. the charges include dragging his girlfriend by her hair. she claims foster punched her in the head eight to ten times. she suffered a ruptured ear drum back in february. foster also faces felony assault weapons charges. police say they found a rifle inside his home. hundreds of people marched from the lake mary amphitheater to the frank ag ga wah center to say no to wars. >> protesters took to the streets yesterday calling for peace across the globe including america's involvement with syria, palestine, afghanistan and what they say is the

violence of peopagainst people color. >> with this administration, the very meek and mild reforms that were in place because of baem are being rolled back. you hear i.c.e. agents and police officers say they feel like they've been unshackalled. who knows what's coming for us now. >> demonstrators also denounced the war on women, citing sexual violence and reproductive rights. good morning. cool and showery weather on the way today. here is a look at live doppler 7. right along the coast we're looking at some activity. oakland and san francisco, possible light showers and sprinkles. livermore and higher elevations of the hills here looking at that rain-snow mix. the golden gate bridge, there's wet pavement. certainly use caution, exercising, you may get caught in those downpours. you should have your umbrella with you or the rain gear, and along the coast today, even with

a little sunshine, we'll have the nice cloud developments, but not out of the woods in terms of rain throughout the day. 40s as you're heading out, could see a wait that is a little wet at the bus stop. cool and breezy later on. still holding on to the showers. a chance of a thunderstorm through the afternoon. temperatures right nou in the 40s. 46 in hayward. good morning oakland. the clouds keeping us mild now. by the afternoon in the south bay going from the mid 70s yesterday even with the clouds to the mid 50s today. certainly a chilly afternoon. and we'll be watching these numbers stay rather cool until we're going to get a warmup which heads our way, a mini one tomorrow. highs today in the upper 50s. 53 in san francisco. well below average out there. >> definitely want to grab the jacket on the way out the door. i have live doppler 7 on top of the traffic maps. most of us not getting a ton of

rain right now. it's not a widespread washout. we have areas where we have wet pavement. that's really slowing you down here. getting out of the sfral valley does not take much. westbound 205 to 580, seven miles an hour on 205. 30 miles an hour around the altamont pass. that dark green is heavier rain. a quick check outside. here is a live look at walnut creek camera, southbound 680, slowly starting to fill in. overall that commute is looking good. >> alexis, thanks. if you take highway 101 through marin, you'll find yourself on a new road this morning. caltrains finished the highway shift in time for the morning commute. you can see the new alignment is from san antonio road and craftania road. hoping to eliminate flooding issues there. caltrain says more work needs to be done, but not a timeline on that additional work just yet.

palo alto police need your help catching a bank robber who disguised himself as a construction worker. surveillance cameras captured his image on friday. detectives say the man pulled out a handgun and demanded money. he grabbed cash from the teller's drawer after the teller went into a back room. there could be a fix for leaning and sinking millennium tower but it comes at a cost. >> protest will continue outside a philadelphia starbucks where two black men were arrested. a remarkable

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monday morning and we've got wet pavement out there. make sure you grab the umbrella. it will be cool and breezy today. chance of an isolated thunderstorm. we'll see some sunshine as well, and slowly we'll get back to normal. we'll be sunny and warmer, but that's going to take until the end of the week. this morning, certainly cool and damp. >> lisa, thank you. in today's gma first look, protesters are expected to gather at a philadelphia starbucks once again this morning as outrage grows from a video showing two black men escorted out by police in handcuffs. abc's lindsey davis has details. >> in this morning's gma first look, outrage is brewing at this philadelphia starbucks after this viral video showing two black men escorted out by police in handcuffs.

>> what did they do? tell me what they did? >> reporter: police say the men were sitting at a table without making a purchase. when asked to leave, they refused. that's when an employee called 911 reporting the incident as trespassing. witnesses including this businessman who the real estate brokers were about to meet with say the men were discriminated against for being black. >> philadelphia's police commissioner says his officers did everything by the book. >> these officers did absolutely nothing wrong. they followed policy. they did what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have an exclusive interview with kevin johnson. with your gma first look, lindsey davis, abc news, new york. >> the incident in philadelphia hits close to home for a local comedian. >> he says it's unfortunate it took white people to legitimize the injustice being done. >> a big part of it that is hard

to say. it's about the fact that white people were there to vouch for these two black men. if this had been all black people, maybe aall get arrested, maybe we don't hear about this story. >> he says he was once kicked out of berkeley's 'em wood cafe after speaking to his wife at an outside table. he hopes more people get involved in the fight against racism. >> engineers have a plan to stop the millennium tower in san francisco from sinking and leaning, and it may cost more than the original price it cost to build it. the "san francisco chronicle" says engineers are confident drilling piles down to bedrock will stabilize it while the other side continues to shrink. the job is estimated to cost $2 million to $5 million. it would take two to five years.

the original cost was $50 million. a recently found and restored film of san francisco taken just days after the 1906 earthquake was shown to the public for the first time last night. the film debuted at the edison theater in niles. it shows crowds in the ferry building tower at the end of market street. the film was found last year at the flea market in fragile condition. >> it's been missing for over 100 years. we know about its existence, but until now we have not known where it is. >> it's just blowing my mind. this whole part of mie family history that i grew up not knowing about. >> it will be shown at san francisco's silent film festival in june and' vaently end up in the library of congress. >> so amazing to see, isn't it? the academy of country music awards took place in las vegas,

six months after a gunman killed 50 people there. >> singer jason aldean was on stage when the shots rang out in october. he spoke out about the experience after winning entertainer of the year. > it's been a rough year. thanks to everybody that reached out to us, showed us love and support. to our route 91 people, you guys are in our hearts always. i love you guys. and we love las vegas. vegas strong, baby. thank you. >> it was a really big night. the night also featured kerry underwood returning to the stage. this is her first public appearance since needing 50 stitches on his face after an accident in november. ♪ miranda lambert won female vocal of the year and chris stapleton took home male vocalist of the year. people are starting to spot

wales in the san francisco bay. they say it was a much more active scene before they captured this on video. humpback whales have been chasing food well beyond the golden gate bridge. >> what a great day to be out whale watching in the bay. >> if you don't get sea sick. that's one of those things you might not find out until you get on the boat. >> exactly. a few hours out there until you get back to shore. >> we are going to see another pretty day tomorrow. but today, the sun comes out, it's just going to work to destabilize the atmosphere and give us more showers, maybe even a thunderstorm. we're on the back side of the system that brought that rain yesterday, a one on our storm impact skel. it means light showers and low snow levels. it will be with us throughout the day. as we get going this morning, you'll notice most of the activity is on the coast, ukiah, cloverdale, sea ranch.

a little shower activity in san francisco. in the east bay looking at showers here. these are moving from the southwest to the northeast. like i said, with a little bit of sun, it could get a little dynamic around here throughout the afternoon. make sure you bring the rain gear. give yourself a bit of extra time. 8:00, 9:00 still shows those showers from the north bay, the east bay. they could be really anywhere and bring down heavy downpours and hail with the cold air in place. as we go through the day today, you'll notice the amounts stack up to trace amounts, to many where from .1 to .2. it will be with us for each commute and more of a nuisance than anything. but certainly a chilly and breezy day out there. 53 in the city today. 55 in fremont. tonight we're clear. it's going to be cold. the warmer and brighter troer. temperatures jump into the 60s. a slight chance of a shower on

thursday. looks like end of the weekend into next week certainly looking like summer. alexis? >> that is looking good, lisa. so far the morning commute has not been too bad. i've got good news here on a couple of earlier issues, southbound 101 in marin county, spencer avenue. that is the location of oneshes right lanes. we got the all clear from chp and it thinned out quickly. the north bay commute takes longer to fill in than the rest of them. eastbound 580, near eden canyon, a solo vehicle spinout crash. that's gone as well. we have not gotten official word that the bay bridge metering lights are on. if they haven't, they will be any second. things are filling in and slowing down. no major incidents if you're about to head out the door. golden globe nominee and former marine arly army has died. he was known as a drill instructor in "full metal

jacket." >> you will be a weapon, a minister of death praying forward. >> he played different military characters on the big screen with credits in apocalypse now. before his acting career, gun any also served z for 11 years in the marine corps. he died yesterday morning following complications with pneumonia. r. lee ermy was 70 years old. jackie robinson's wife, daughter and son were on hand for a ceremony yesterday in queens. robinson was the first african-american in the major leagues playing with the brooklyn dodgers. baseball commissioner bud selig retired his number 42 and made jackie robinson day an annual event in 2004. former 49er colin kaepernick tweeted this, i cannot stand and sing the anthem. i cannot salute the flag. i know that i am a black man in

a white world. robinson wrote this in his autobiography. kaepernick started kneeling during the anthem, setting off a movement of anthem protests. an exhibit at sfo to celebrate the rainbow flag and its international symbolism of pride and diversity within the lgbt community. it's now on display in the main hall departures it was first introduced at the gay freedom parade in 1958. next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> president trump's personal lawyer will be in the same room as stormy daniels. the change is coming to caltrain. that's supposed to speed up your commute. today's stormg is level one. that means light rain.

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5:25. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know before you head out the door. breaking news in san francisco. a search is under way for a hit-and-run driver who plowed their car into a home on 37th avenue and sloat boulevard. a passenger was hurt. it appears the homeowner is okay. number two, we're tracking showers around the bay area from the east bay right along san francisco and the coast. it's a one on our storm impact scale. please give yourself some extra time this morning. number three, so far it hasn't had a major effect on the commute. we have had a couple of collisions come and go. right now we're incident-free. maybe a little sheen on the pavement. you definitely want to slow down and drive for conditions. number four, in an abc news exclusive interview, former fbi director james comey says

president trump is morally unfit for office. comey also says there's evidence of obstruction of justice. number five, more breaking news, authorities are finally back in control of a south carolina prison after seven inmates were killed in a riot overnight. 17 others required outside medical attention. number six, san francisco will consider new legislation today to regulate electric scooters. many users have been leaving the dockless scooters anywhere they please, even blocking traffic. number seven, the warriors will take on the spurs in game two of the western conference playoffs at oracle arena tonight. tip-off is at 7:30. the dubs won game one by 21 points. >> good start. the sharks also tonight. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including an early morning shooting in the east bay. . after more radioactive waste was found in san francisco, a group is now saying there was obstruction of justice. the president's lawyer michael cohen is under investigation for his business

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good morning. as you head out the door, you may want to grab your umbrella. a look at live doppler 7. >> we're tracking rain for some during the cold morning commute. good morning, monday april 16. reggie, natasha and mike are off today. >> you're minnever more than se minutes away from your forecast. >> you will need the rain gear. give yourself extra time. scattered showers have mainly been confined to the coast. as we put this in motion, you'll see they are moving across to the bay. we have a few right now in san

francisco, 580 over in oakland. they'll be with you throughout the morning hours. we get a little sun in here and we could see a thunderstorm. in fact, with the cold air, we are already seeing this mix out into some wet snow around mt. hamilton. 50s by noontime with the scattered showers, breezy, gusty winds. low to mid 50s should do it for the rest of us. by the evening the showers do wind down. >> taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza t metering lights are on. ramping back into the workweek, that happened at 5:22 this morning. i noticed a little heavy traffic on the bridge heading into san francisco. i will look into that and make sure we don't have anything blocking as of when i walked up here a few moments ago, we are incident free. ace 1 is having mechanical trouble, currently stopped in tracy. ace 3 is still on time. if you're taking one of the later trains, you should be okay.

b.a.r.t. also looking good, 46 trains in service, bta, normal service as well. a krar crashed into two homes on slope boulevard and 37th avenue. abc news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the scene with the late e latest. >> reporter: we just spoke to the grandson of the woman who lives here. he says his grandmother is in her 90s, has lived in this house for more than 50 years. her bedroom is upstairs. this is at sloat and 37th in san francisco. police say the driver of the car ran away after the crash. there was a passenger and that passenger was taken to the hospital to get checked out but did not appear to have life-threatening injuries. the homeowner lives here with a care giver. >> they just heard

the police came and rang the doorbell. >> the building inspector came out here and looked at the house. he said it is safe for the woman and her caregiver to stay here. he suggested they do some work to stabilize the home before they pull the car out. it's going to stay here at least for now, at least until later this morning. police say they don't know why this car crashed. they need the find the driver. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks, amy. you saw it right here on abc 7. former fbi director james comey broke his silence in his first one-on-one interview since president trump fired him. >> comey called the president morally unfit and warned the russians may have compromising information on him. abc news reporter arlette saenz is live in washington. >> good morning. president trump spent the past

few days bashing james comey on twitter calling him everything from a slime ball to a liar. in his first interview since he was fired, comey is telling his side of the story and he's holding nothing back. >> it's an intensifying showdown between president trump and the man he fired, former fbi director james comey. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit. >> comey broke his silence, including an alleged condensation with the president about former national security adviser michael flynn. >> was president trump obstructing justice? >> possibly. it's certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. >> hours before the interview, the president lashed out over twitter, slippery james comey, a man who always ends up badly and out of whack, will go down as the worst fbi director in history by far. comey also shared how torn he was about informing congress he reopened the hillary clinton

e-mail investigation. >> if i ever start considering whose political fortunes will be affected by a decision, we're done. we're just another player in the tribal battle. >> allies of the president are already responding. the chairwoman of the republican national committee says comey would say anything to sell books and that he is not credible. live in washington, arlette saenz, abc 7 news. >> "good morning america" will have much more from the exclusive james comey interview. join george stephanopoulos at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. sheriff's deputies say an uncooperative gunshot victim in row day i don't was flown to the hospital. authorities were called to pair pose is a and california street and they found a man there shot in the abdomen. officials say he was uncooperative with deputies and also uncooperative with medical

personnel. as a result deputies do not have a lot to tell us about what happened. we're tracking that story from our live desk. we'll bring you the latest when it's available. napa police investigating the death of a woman after her body was found at a school. >> the department shared these photos on their facebook page. officers say her body was found at snow elementary school yesterday. the school was not open. police say there is no threat to public safety. the school will likely be open today. anyone with information is asked to contact napa police. we're tracking developing news. former first lady barbara bush is in failing health and will not seek anymore medical treatment. a bush family spokesperson says the decision not to seek treatment follows conversations bush had with her family and a recent series of trips to the hospital. this video of push during a visit to san francisco's chinatown in 1992. the 92-year-old former first lady will focus on comfort care and is surrounded by

>> former president george h.w. and barbara bush have been married for 73 years. barbara bush is also the mother of former president george w. bush. attorneys for president trump will be in a manhattan federal courtroom today to try to block the fbi from reviewing items seized during several raids last week. president trump's personal attorney michael cohen is the target of the raids. he claims he should be able to review the seized materials as part of attorney-client privilege before prosecutors can study it. adult film actress stormy daniels will be at today's hearing. good morning to you. we are just getting going with

the rain. check out. i've zoomed in to the north bay. live doppler 7, you can see the rain slowly moving over to highway 1, penngrove. we've had some scattered in san francisco, back towards south city, daly city, maybe a few sprinkles. certainly we see wet pavement. in berkeley, higher elevations looking at a rain-snow mix it's a one on our storm impact scale. light to moderate showers, the winds will be breezy. you can see a bit of damp pavement here. if you're on the roads, take it slow. the winds will pick up as well if we get one of those downpours. mass transit looking pretty good. temperatures in the low 40s. 50 in oakland, 49 in san jose. temperatures in the east bay only in the low to mid 50s with

the scattered showers, breezy winds. do be careful out there and grab the extra coat. we are back to january for a day with highs only in the low 50s. 53 in the city, and just a couple days ag grow in the mid and upper 70s. i shouldn't remind you of that. as we look in the next several days, you notice on wednesday still a chance of rain. this is more likely cloudy and cooler. this could be our last gasp of winter. it is what it is. be careful. i'm sure the roadways are a challenge. >> we have had some issues this morning. i have a couple of new problems to talk about in san francisco. and we do have live doppler 7 on top of our traffic maps. you can see the north bay, we have a heavier pocket of rain pushing through. not a widespread washout. but enough to slicken the roadways and cause incidents this morning. we have a multicar crash on northbound 101 into the bayview area. this is just before the 280 merge. not sure about injuries yet. but we have at least two loans

blocked. sounds like it was blocking on the right-hand side. we possibly have someone facing the wrong way on the left-hand side. they're calling for at least two tow trucks to the scene. sounds like the vehicles aren't able to leave on their own. hearing from our partners, westbound 80 at 7th, a disabled vehicle blocking the lane. it's not reported by chp but drivers are saying one lane is taken away. pretty heavy traffic coming into san francisco. the metering lights are on as well. wanted to quickly update you on the situation with ace, ace 1 currently stopped in tracy. they let us know they are going to couple ace 1 with ace 3. that will cause significant delays to both trains. sounds like 5 and 7 should be okay. if you are riding ace this morning, be prepared for that. we also have delays if you're driving out of the central valley, too. a closer look at that coming up in less than ten. happening today, a group

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new at jack in the box. there ya' go. good monday morning to you. here is live doppler 7. you can see the rain is moving from the shore right across the bay. certainly along the north bay where, from point very necessary and highway 101, forest knolls, marin county looking at wet weather over towards novato. smattering of showers from berkeley to oakland to san francisco. grab the umbrella. breezy, much cooler than average. tours in the low 50s in the north bay. south carolina authorities say seven inmates are dead after

an eight-hour prison riot. it happened at the lee correctional facility in the town of bishopville. inmates began fighting shortly after 7:00 last night. guards could not secure the building until about 3:00 this morning. ambulances from at least seven jurisdictions did help those wounded. the maximum security facility houses about 1,500 inmates. some are south carolina's most violent and longest-serving offenders. the trump administration is expected to announce more sanctions today against russia for enabling the syrian government to continue using chemical weapons. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley insists the u.s. has sent a strong message. she says the sanctions would specifically target companies that make chemical weapons. here is a closer look at the damage caused by the coalition strike on syria. satellite images show aerial views before and after the

strike. the pentagon says it targeted chemical weapons facilities. buildings were wiped away. the friday attack was in response to an alleged chemical attack in syria. inspectors are there to investigate. opposition to california's sanctuary law is growing. today leaders will decide whether to exempt the city from the state law which limits state and local authorities' cooperation with federal immigration officials. at least a dozen california cities are taking action against the state's sanctuary status and siding with the federal government. san diego's county board of supervisors will discuss the issue tomorrow. marin transit will add to its fleet of cleaner burning vehicles with two all electric buses. 23 of the agency's hybrid buses already use a clean burning diesel. the other two will switch to cleaner burning diesel.

gat battery powered buses are part of a $1.6 million project to get cleaner burning vehicles on the road. starting today. your commute on caltrain may go smoother, they're launching a pilot program that allows bicyclists to board bike cars first. the idea is to make boarding process faster and more efficient. the board first program will be tested on northbound trains from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. weekdays. a company in france is using elon musk's plan and building a hyperloop test track in the city of toluse. it shows the arrival of the first components of the system, a series of huge tubes. the tubes will form a sealed vacuum through which a passenger pod would be sent at speeds as high as 700 miles per hour. hyperloop technology says its passenger pod is near completion. a new report finds

californ californians are financially savvy. according to smart outfit, the report took into account personal savings, credit utilization and late payments. five of the top ten cities who are most financially savvy come from california, and san francisco is number one with a perfect score. santa maria is two, salinas at five, eureka at six. it's nice to get a little rain to add to the water supplies. >> the hills still are looking green. usually they have the brown tinge by april. we have more rain on the way today. we'll be scattered and we're looking at the possibility of a thunderstorm. it's a one on our storm impact scale. we'll be tracking those breezy winds and low snow levels. this system moved through yesterday. with it the cold air behind it. as a result you'll notice the

green and yellow into the north bay, that's where we'll see some moderate rain. but once the sun gets up and heats the ground, we definitely could see more downpours. this is approaching 101, novato, san rafael, oakland, san francisco. it could be slow. the east bay and the south bay doing fine, except for a few snowshowers. we still have the winter weather in the sierra nevada where lake tahoe will be picking up snow through the evening hours. cool, breezy with scattered showers, isolated thunderstorms, sunny and warmer but that's not until the end of the week. by this morning you see the showers continue to develop anywhere from the north bay, the east bay, the south bay. it's 11:00. by the afternoon with the sun still looking at some rain. the sun sets and things settle down and we'll be looking at a chilly evening tonight. hopefully san jose picks some

up. eight inches of snow below 7,000 feet. low to mid 50s. alexis? >> okay. i want to take a live look at the bay bridge. it looks like speeds are starting to pickup. a little mystery, the heavy traffic into san francisco, not confirmed by chp. according to our partners at waze, a disabled vehicle around 7th street in the left lane. hopefully this means it's all clear. just south of there we do still have a multicar crash. crews are working to clean up on northbound 101 just before the 280 merge. the two left lanes are blocked. if you want to stick to 280 or el camino real, that works for you. northbound 101 in the south bay, a crash on the shoulder. that's starting to fill in. really heavy out of the central valley. some ace rail issues, too. i'll talk more about that coming up. new at 6:00, the ceo of starbucks reacting this morning to the arrest of two black men

inside a philadelphia store. his plan to prevent another incident like this from happening again. a new vaccine in the works that some doctors say could be the end to drug addiction. details on a first-of-its-kind mission happening today. nasa launching the planet hunter. >> the nbc 7 storm impact scale. today's score is level one. keep an umbrella of pure alchemy. the creation of something from nothing. first stands on no shoulders. it follows no footsteps. to first, the view ahead is wide open. the only thing that first chases&is possibility. you know what we make. first makes us who we are.

good monday morning. it's rainy in the north bay. highway 1 and highway 101

towards san rafael. this is moving to the east. daly city, berkeley and oakland, some wet weather. this is going to be the order of the day. you add in some sunshine. we could get some thunderstorms with heavy downpours embedded with hail. it's going to be cool and breezy. matt? >> thanks, lisa. scientists are reportedly working on a drug to end opioid addiction. "the new york times" reports an experimental vaccine would be available to those already addicted. doctors say the vaccine is designed to create high levels of an by bodys to block open oids from reaching the brain. it would take at least a decade of testing. president trump is also pushing to expand the use of medication to treat addiction, an issue that's bringing republicans and democrats together. >> there's a growing threat to california's redwood forest, marijuana. once-protected redwood forests are in jeopardy as the legal pot industry expands. cannabis requires a lot of water and sunlight to grow which

encourages farmers to clear trees and deplete water resources. happening today, nasa will begin an unprecedented search for life-supporting planets. the t the tes satellite features four cameras that can track 85% of the sky around it up to 300 light years away. tes will track the chemical signatures of planets as they resolve around their stars. scientists expect to find hundreds of new worlds, some capable of supporting life. we may not be alone. >> we're never alone. we have kids. they're alien in their own lives, coming in and disrupting everything. >> is that how you feel about it? >> they're wonderful though. american pop band portugal rounded off the performances at

coachella's music and arts festiv festival. ♪ >> i feel so out of it when i hear a song i actually know, i'm kind of cool, right. big screen animation during the one-hour set on the main stage. but the big deal was beyonce's two-hour performance where she reunited with destiny's child. she made history being the first black woman to headline the annual festival. she's scheduled to perform again on the main stage next weekend. >> we know who beyonce is, i know you know who she is, alexis. >> yes, i certainly do. you'd definitely have to be under a rock. >> or an alien. >> that's true, too. taking a look at the roads, we have one new issue in the santa cruz mountains northbound highway 18 past summit, a collision reported in the two left loans. not seeing much of a backup yet. waiting for more details.

few and far between at this point. i did see a little heavy traffic on the southbound side. unfortunately we have one mass transit irk you. ace one is having mechanical issues. they were totally stopped in tracy. they let us know a few minutes ago they will couple ace 1 and 3 together and that will cause significant delays to both trains. not sure about 5 and 7 yet. should both be on time. let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen. if you're driving, you have rain to deal with today. >> it is freezing out there. we went back to winter overnight. it's a one on our storm impact scale. light to moderate showers that will continue throughout the day. breezy winds. check it out. in the north bay things are getting interesting, and the temperatures are going to stay cool. we're in the 40s and 50s now. we won't make it to the 60s. if you're spending time today in the east bay valleys, just mid and upper 50s for you. happening today, terminal 1 at sfo will be renamed in honor

of harvey milk, the city's first openly gay politicians when elected in 1977. milk and mayor george mascone were assassinated at city hall in 1978. next at 6:00, the trump administration responding to the explosive interview with former fbi director james comey. a big day for the new scooters we've seen all over the bay area. plus a project to make the north bay commute a littl

you could generate yourat home.rgy, or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. good morning. it is monday, april 16th. you're certainly going to need the umbrella this morning. >> that's right. in fact, yesterday just had a little bit of rain, but the cold was first and the winds. so we're back to january, just for a day though. hold tight. we will see some sun. unfortunately that sun is going to work in favor of the unstable

atmosphere to produce some thunderstorms. it's a one on our storm impact scale. if you look at live doppler 7,7, raining and also back westward towards forest knolls, bodega bay. getting a rain-snow mix towards ukiah. certainly give yourself a few extra minutes and grab the heavier coat. alexis? >> we're going to focus on san francisco right now where we notice we had heavy traffic westbound 80 heading into the city. we got a tip that we had disabled vehicles sitting in the left lane. that's close to the 101 merge. chp has confirmed that. that has been blocking for about 30 minutes now. look what that's doing. traffic heavy all the way back to treasure island. we have the metering lights on, too. not a great drive into the city. b.a.r.t. definitely an option for an alternate. if you're coming from the peninsula northbound before the