. 5:00 a.m. on the dot. good morning, welcome to tuesday april 17th. >> i'm matt keller in for reggie, jessica, alexis and mike. mike, you missed a crazy day yesterday. today not so crazy. >> not so crazy, kind of like me. kind of boring, kind of sedated. >> come on, mike. >> no, actually today not too many challenges. it's only a one-daybreak because we get more of it tomorrow. all right, everybody. a look at the winds. throw it out there. it's less than 10 miles per hour. it's dry on live doppler 7. look at stars from east bay hills. a quick look at my 12-hour day planner. 30s and 40s, 56 to 58 with total sunshine, 60s at the coast at 4:00. still calmer, low- to mid-60s around the bay. this evening grab a coat, 52 to

58 degrees. >> all right. we'll see what's going on in traffic. here is aexz. >> this hour construction is our biggest issue. 880 pretty heavy. all lanes blocked between 29th and 23rd until 5:00. supposed to get that done a moment ago. not sure if those lanes are open yet but i do know we have a two-mile back-up, maybe longer than that now. if you are about to leave i would use international important 580 for alternate. a stackup in the cash lanes on the left side of the toll plaza everyone moving fine. take a look at rollover crash in san leand san leandro coming up next. tesla putting brakes on model 3. it was planned. >> the factory at fremont with more on that and potential impact on workers. elisa. >> this production halt should only last about a week but certainly has a lot of people asking questions about tesla.

the company was running behind on production of model 3s. the goal toys make 5,000 a week but the company is averaging 2,000 a week. prospective model 3 owners are told by dealerships they would have to buy the car without a test-drive. tesla explains what they are doing in downtime like this is common in production ramps. tim higgins, a tech and auto reporter for "the wall street journal" disagree. >> the inability to show they can make model 3 at mass the other continuing, the issue of safety at autopilot. tesla would say it's safe but it's under investigation by safety investigators because of the crash near mountain view. >> last month 38-year-old walter wang died in a fiery tesla crash on highway 101. he was using autopilot at the time. buzzfeed article says this pause came without warning and employees are asked to use vacation days or stay home

without work but tesla says this was planned. reporting live in fremont, elisa harrington, abc 7 news. from the live desk james comey's memoir "a higher loyalty" is out today. this morning comey sat down with abc news anchor gorge steph november lsu for a live interview since he was fired by trump. here is what he said in the last half hour. we just got this into our live desk, when he was asked about the president's tweets. take a listen. >> a lot of reaction from all sides, including a tweet storm from president trump. i want to focus in on two of the president's tweets. they are the most serious. the president says not only should you have been fired but leaked classified information, lied to congress under oath. for both of those infractions he said you should go to jail. >> that is not normal, that is not okay. first of all, he's making stuff

up. but the president of the united states is calling for the imprisonment of a private citizen as he's done for a whole lot of people who criticizes him. that is not acceptable in this country. i hope people read the book and see why the rule of law is such an important law in this country. the key to that is the president doesn't get to decide who goes to jail. >> this interview just happened a few minutes ago. can you hear the rest on "good morning america" at 7:00. >> jess karks thank you. you're looking at new body camera footage minutes after they shot and killed stephon clark. at least one asked if clark had a gun. he was holding a cell phone at the time. one of the officers responded, i don't see it. officers waited about five minutes before approaching him, then another minute handcuffing and searching him before finally starting cpr. clark's death set off a wave of

protests. new developments around reuben foster, a misdemeanor weapons charge is being dropped. >> santa clara d.a.'s office said injunction blocks a law of possession of large capacity gun magazines. he faces two felonies, two domestic violence accounts after accusations he dragged and punched his girlfriend at their los gatos home. prosecutors say he ruptured her eardrum. 49ers announced he would not take part in team activities while he deals with charges. abc 7 news in chinatown where a homeless man was murdered near an elementary school over the weekend. investigators said he was for instance on joice street. it appears he had been beaten. he had been living in the alley behind the community center for the past few weeks. san francisco board of directors will vote today whether to extend a pilot program on twin peaks figure eight road where it's been divided two years.

one side is car-free zone enabling pedestrians and cyclists access to the summit. the other side converted into a two-lane road forcing drivers to slow down. approval by the directors will extend the closure to 2020. >> a fire drove about 20 people from their rooms at a motel in vallejo. firefighters contained the flames to one room at vallejo two suffered injuries. they don't know what sparked the fire. a bond measure to fix the crumbling seawall is before the board of supervisors. yesterday the city's capital planning commission voted unanimously to put $425 million bond measure before the board. supervisors are expected to approve the measure making it eligible for the november ballot. search rice old seawall supports embarcadero roadway and public and private utilities. >> environmental protection violated law when it installed

soundproof phone booth costing $43,000. the government accountability office said epa had not notified congress as required before spending that money. they said the secure phone booth was necessary to make and receive phone calls and discuss sensitive information. >> 5:07, never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. check out half moon bay the cool spot on the peninsula. 42 dal y, foster city, everyone else 43, 46. the other side. menlo park 38, palo alto 39, 38 los gatos, san ramon. santa rosa 35. anywhere else temperatures low- to mid-40s for you. a look at santa cruz, not the greatest day to be at the coast. temperatures mid to upper 50s. if you're exercising today nice. low humidity, clean air. just watch out for the high uv index out there.

if you're going to be on the water, no real worries today. just going to be kind of chilly once again. all right. here is a look at east bay valleys, 45 at 8:00, nearing 60 at noon, mid-60s from 1:00 to 6:00. increasing high clouds and 55 by 8:00. here is a look at the peninsula. 48 at 8:00, 10:00, 53, by noon up to 57, hanging out low 60s from 2:00 to 5:00. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening, mid-50s at 8:00. lows tonight 39 at lake port and the rest of us in the low- to mid-40s until we get to san francisco at 50. take a look at our chances of rain coming up. here is alexis. >> all right, mike. the biggest headache is roadwork on 880 really slowing you down in that northbound direction. we were scheduled to have all lanes closed between 29th and 23rd. it does look like they have opened some lanes, caltrans looks like alternating lanes closed until 6:00.

that's not good. if it takes that long. we're working on kagt contacting them. rollover crash eastbound 580 before 150th. cleanup under way and not much of a back-up. we'll take a look at drive times at 35k 20. happening today a controversial housing bill will face its first step vetted by senate committee. the bill sponsored by former san francisco supervisor and current senator scott weiner will force denner housing along corridors. transit oriented housing will alleviate traffic, improve environment and the state severe housing crunch by making homes more affordable. the housing will lead to widespread displacement. >> when you think of million dollar listing for bay area home you probably don't think of a condemned home. that's the case in fremont. according to our news group this three bedroom two bath home sold for $1.2 million. described as totally unlivable, holes in the roof and mildew

covers the ceilings but the owner received three all cash offers. the buyer will likely tear down the house and build a brand-new home on .let. >> we're seeing this all over. a new trend iceberg homes. >> a new company making driverless cars look like a video game. how they are handling an uncertain day ahead. >> don't think of this as tax day but a day to get freebies. feel better? no. all right.

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here is a look at what's going to happen the rest of the week as far as our chances of rain. 80% of us get wet tomorrow, about 40% of us get wet thursday. notice it goes p.m. to a.m. a quick hitter. i'll show you an hour by hour look and some neighborhood rainfall potential totals coming up. >> thanks, mike. u.s. law enforcement and homeland security officials are warning that state sponsored russian hackers have secretly launched a campaign to compromise internet routers. >> target millions of american companies, small businesses and even your home. up to 4 million may have been affected. one of the primary gateways to snoop on americans and potentially shut down services. authorities say you can play a

role reducing the threat by changing the password on your router. >> san francisco's bay taskrabbit investigating a cyber security. he took down his website and put up a notice telling customers he's looking into the incident. they aren't saying who was affected or how much was lost. users are told to change their password and any account where you may have the same password. >> former youtube employees say the company received threats from volatile creators for years. the bloody rampage on the san bruno campus was unprecedented but not totally unexpected. former employees say threats are delivered through e-mail but have been incidents in person. one employee station add guard outside her house after threats from a man whose account has been suspended. abc news found dick's sporting goods will destroy assault rifles after its decision to stop selling.

dick's says it will destroy them in accordance with guidelines. waymo after autonomous cars hit and killed a person. waymo stepping up for a permit without a driver. it does require remote operator during testing. it let's operator give instructions to autonomous vehicle that then carries out orders. we rode along with unlike waymo's technology, if something goes wrong actually people operating remotely will take over. they have consoles like a video game that include steering wheel, pedals, gearshift. company says since managers are overseeing what they are doing there's less chance of distraction.

iceberg homes, building down instead of up. they will not let home owners build another story. instead people are building basement retreats the size of average homes. this is according to modern luxury.com. sometimes the basement is bigger than the actual house and that adds to the home's value. a san francisco architecture says he's seen the trend, too. nearly half the homes he's working on have significant underground space. >> seeing these in neighborhoods, giant holes wondering why it's going on, building a basement. it makes sense. they have to go down instead of up. today is the day to file taxes or file for extension. to make it less stressful there's deals available including a free massage. >> you can relax and unwind at participating hydromassage and planet fitness. offering free 10 minute massage. also a $1 margarita at applebee's. >> nice. >> office depot offering free shredding, up to 5 pounds no

cost. also free at the restaurant, a giant cookie desert with meal. >> have you ever had a pizook ichi e. so good. come out warm, with a scoop of ice cream on them. may be the best ever desert out there in restaurants. it's 5:17 and i'm dreaming about chocolate chip cookie with ice cream on it. >> definitely not dreaming about doing taxes. i hope you're not dreaming about that. hi, everybody. a better day to have warm cookie and ice cream, a little warmer. still not like the 80s coming this weekend. a little fog out there but getting better. it's limited, partner vallejo, fog there. santa rosa went from a mile visibility to two. some of that dry air trying to take away the possibility of the fog forming.

we're mostly clear right now in san jose. temperatures there running in the 40s to low 50s. sunny and dry today. still cooler. that's my first accuweather highlight. for tonight the clouds return not quite as chilly as this morning. still a lot of 40s out there and one more storm before the weekend warmth. a look at today's temperatures, pretty much 60 to 65 in most areas. then you get to the coast in san francisco, upper 50s here. let's jump ahead to noon tomorrow. you can see thick cloud cover over all of us, white and gray there. showers moving into north bay about 4:00. so it's the evening commute in the north bay that's going to be wet. even moderate showers you can see there in the yellows and oranges. ever so slight chance of thundersto thunderstorm. so small. hardly one to talk about. yesterday you're probably wondering. the heaviest through the heart of the bay, over by 11:00. some scattered showers. by 4:00 thursday morning, pretty much gone.

accuweather seven-day forecast. one for wednesday and thursday, lo clearing conditions and slightly warmer, 60s and 70s friday and 80s saturday, sunday and monday. pretty quiet on my end. how about yours alexis. >> looking good. follow up on roadwork 880. we were able to talk to caltrans. they said all lanes back open. there will not be various lanes closed until 6:00 opened back up until 5:00. good news for that commute. things really cleared up quickly. we had almost a three-mile back-up there about 20 minutes ago. you're already up to 59 miles an hour. cruising along with no issues. special is fine as well as 580 there. we don't have any trouble spots if you're moving through the east bay. westbound 580 tracy to dublin not terrible 51 minutes, first in yellow. 680 dublin to mission boulevard, 14, 1010 cupertino on 85 looking

good with 15 minutes. >> hi, everyone. let me show you this brand-new video just a short time ago. we saw japanese prime minister shinzo abe getting on a plane. he's headed here to the united states. abe will meet with president trump in florida at the mar-a-lago estate. as he boarded the plane in tokyo japan international airport. japan's prime minister told reporters he would emphasize japan sz continued commitment to work with the u.s. the leaders abe and trump will discuss north korea, tariffs on china and possibility of u.s. joining pacific's biggest trade pac known as tpp. you saw his wife also with him. they are en route right now, in the air. they should land in florida this afternoon about 4:00 our time, natasha. >> jessica, thank you. it is 5:20. this car ended up in pa massive sinkhole overnight in san diego. look at this. this happened after a water main there. the person drove around an

emergency vehicle blocking that intersection intentionally. the weak roadway collapsed sending the car right into the sinkhole. fortunately the driver not hurt. in today's "gma" first look vacationers stranded in mexico because airlines canceled flights because of a snowstorm. >> since routes are done for the season, those passengers have to find their own route home. >> reporter: hundreds of vacationers stuck in mexico after a spring break snowstorm canceled their flights back to the u.s. for good. >> we were panicked trying to find a place to stay. >> april blizzard for sun country to cancel 40 flights in and out of minneapolis hub. instead of re-booking passengers on a new flight, the airline told customers in an e-mail because this cancellation is due to weather and seasonal service is ended, you will need to make arrangements on another airline for your flight. >> it's great but to feel like there's no way out is skaerg

especially when you're with kids. >> sun country only operates limited seasonal flights to mexico. those canceled flights were the final ones of the season. coming up at 7:00 a.m., how the airline is responding now and what you can do to avoid this happening to you. with your "gma" first look, i'm diane macedo, nbc news, new york. >> brutal for those families. >> tough times there. the city of oakland is launching a new service to make it easy for problems, potholes, graft irgs a -- graffiti and illegal dumping. >> brochures that listed 161 numbers for city departments. the mayor says there are four ways to use the 311 system. call or e-mail oak311oaklandnet.com. go to 311.oaklandca.gov or download the app. >> things to know to start the day. >> a for made sure one girl had a prom she would never

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5:25, if you're just joining us heading out the door, here are seven things to know before you go. live desk, former fbi director james comey's books on the shelf. only moments ago he sat down with abc for his first live interview since being fired by president trump. comey responds top president trump's tweets against him. the full interview is on "gma" at 7:00 this morning. >> number two today, san francisco supervisors will vote on a permit process for dockless scooter companies. scooters abandoned on city streets have been a growing problem over the past month. >> number three tesla announcing a production pause in manufacturing of model $3.although the company said it's a scheduled pause investors are wary since the company has never been able to meet stated production goals. >> hard to beat what happened yesterday but, number four,

we're looking ahead to bhaes happening tomorrow, smaller chance of showers, thunderstorms and hail. >> everything good in traffic, no major issues. bay bridge toll plaza, not officially gotten word metering lights on. it looks like it there. 11 minutes into san francisco. >> number six, oakland a's celebrating 50th anniversary of 50th game at coliseum by letting everyone in for free. first pitch if 7:30. >> happy tax day or tax day. do is the filing deadline for federal income tax returns. if you dependent file you can ask for extension. i don't know if there's anything happy about tax day. >> with freebies around. >> a for took her to the dance over the weekend. >> doppler jones showed photos on instagram. he returned to home county to

take 18-year-old lindsey preston to the prom. he said it was a blessing to go with her. he said jones danced with all the students and made everyone feel special. jones said he will remember it the rest of his life. >> we're coming back with progress pg&e making after power lines torn down. >> lawmakers taking action to prevent school shootings. the bill up for gun buyers up for debate. could more sanction be on the way against russia. turns out americans want tough action from the white house. i'll explain sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced

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it's tuesday april 17th. i'm matt keller in >> good morning.

we had some wild weather yesterday, calmer and then right back in it. >> did the locust show up yesterday? >> they were hot horizon waiting. they will show up wednesday. >> i don't have the forecast for tomorrow but i'll start working on it as you mentioned. >> we'll get that one from moses. >> all right, everybody, live doppler 7, clear to cloudy morning, cooler 39 inland to 40s everywhere else. check out noon, total sunshine, grab displas, 56 to 58, still a chill. milder at 4:00, 62. grab a coat if you're headed out this evening, 52 to 58, 40s by 9:00, 10:00. we'll talk more about wet weather coming is alexis. >> not too many issues on the road. state road 52 cruising along fine left side for san mateo bridge commute. slowly starting to fill in. i don't have any major trouble

spots. heavy out of the central valley. tracy to dublin into the red at 53 minutes. westbound 4 antioch to concord. san rafael to san francisco you're still looking great as well. in the green at 17 minutes. however, we do have an issue if you're going to be traveling east bay this morning. look at video. pg&e crews clearing this up after a tree came crashing down moraga road saint mary's, snarled the evening commute and likely headache for early morning commuters, too. the tree brought down power lines knocked out liltghts. pg&e expects it to be through. everything closed from moraga. we'll update you as soon as we have information on that. happening today a board vote to decide what to do about popular rental scooters around san francisco. >> one company hopes it has come up with a solution. we'll find out if it's enough.

abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield live. >> reporter: we are thinking companies have cleared these scooters out of the city. this the only one we could find when before it felt like they were every 5, 10 feet in the city. starting today one company said it's going to require users to take a picture of the electric scooter to show it has been parked correctly. this is legislation pending before the board of supervisors to require permits for these scooters. people have complained they are left behind by users blocking sidewalks and causing people have to have stumble around them. the city will take up that legislation today. >> anybody who has walked around the city, particularly northeast corner i represent where millions use the sidewalks every day will see they have become an attractive nuisance. families are having to dodge them. they are not using them under a

helmet as required under existing state law. >> the city hasn't banned the scooters. it's just fighting to make sure they follow the laws. that's why the city attorney issued a cease and desist order yesterday saying follow the laws or stop using them. they are right now calling these electric scooters a public nuisance. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. they are considering new rules on scooter and bike sharing services. the vehicles can benefit the community but block wheelchairs and pedestrians and clutter sidewalks. kaplan wants regulations adopted similar to san francisco. . >> new this morning from live desk bipartisan majority of americans support tougher sanctions on russia. that's according to new abc news "washington post" poll. it was released while you were sleeping overnight. i want to show you the numbers

here. 68 people surveyed said they support tougher measures against russia in response to alleged international misbehavior by that country. in a survey 52% of people surveyed said they would favor a meeting between president trump and russian president vladimir putin held at the white house to help improve u.s./russia relations. you see an overlap in those numbers. that's because some people do support both measures. >> thank you, jessica. a federal judge may appoint a neutral lawyer. cohen's attorney forced to disclose his client had done legal work for fox news host sean hannity. one of the president's most aggressive supporters criticized the raid without disclosing his relationship with him. hannity insists it's much ado about nothing. >> let me set the record

straight, here is the truth. michael cohen never represented me in a legal matter. i never retained him in a matter, never received an in voice, never retained him for legal fees. >> he asked legal questions primarily about real estate. new this morning petaluma arrested two people accused of manslaughter and child endangerment. they are in custody after police responded to a medical call yesterday morning on vallejo street. the victim was a 16-year-old who died at the hospital from a drug overdose. police say the two suspects were under the influence and knew the victim was suffering from an overdose but did not call for help. the victim's friend made the call. >> so disturbing. investigators searching for two men they say beat and sexually assault add woman after she got in a car in san francisco she thought was part of her ride share. the attackers picked her up outside of bruno's bar and left her injured in sonoma. she was found in front of a safe

way on naacp street. this incident is a reminder to take precautions. i have them give me my name. if they don't know my name, obviously they aren't pick meeting up. they have recovered a family swept away by eel river. they were heading home after a trip to organizatiegon. they were supposed to make a stop in san jose about a week and a half ago but their car went into a flooded river. search crews had located the bodies of the parents and their daughter. the body of the son was found yesterday. chp is still investigating the cause of the crash. taxing gun owners to pay for security at california schools. that's the idea sacramento lawmakers are now debating. the proposal includes a tax on

gun and ammunition purchases. it would require junior and high school to have one counselor. counselors would deal with issues like bullying and identify kids who need help. >> talk to educators. they see a lot of kids that are troubled -- potential of having problems down the road. if we can intervene earlier with them and help them, it goes a longways. >> gun rights advocates say the bill unfairly targets law abiding gun owners. >> happening today sonoma county will decide whether to extend state of emergency following wildfires. the county is recovering from the deadly firestorm. today the deadly supervisors vote on extending local emergency proclamation by 30 days. this would prohibit price gouging as the community rebuilds. >> all right. never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. the big story so far, it's quiet, mainly clear, a few clouds. it's cooler, up to 10 degrees

cooler. dress appropriately this morning. check out temperatures. east bay, a lot of upper 30s through san ramon valley out to livermore, pleasant hill. lafayette dropped down to 37. we've got low 40s from concord out to highway 4, brendwotwood discovery bay, san carlos, hayward, down to san jose. about 30 in los gatos, 41, pacific and vallejo. mid up toer 30s across north bay. definitely one of the coolest mornings this week. a look at san rafael. no fog here, epa though patches around north basement they aren't too thick but i wanted you to be aware of them since we're talking about commute planner. roads, good, light all day. lighter breezes taking a ferry. mass transit, a little milder. not warm by any stretch, not even average. san francisco 50 at 10:00, 54 at noon and hang out in the mid-50s all the way through 6:00. see the increasing clouds coming

in. tonight still about 51 at 10:00. as far as east bay 47 at 8:00, 58 at noon. we'll hang out in the low 60s for better part of the afternoon hours. kids got activities, out and about during the evening. make sure you dress appropriately. mid-40s. drop down mainly low to upper 40s. extremes tonight 49 lake port to 50 in san francisco. how about those people getting stuck in the hail yesterday because they couldn't drive in it? >> yeah. that was not good. a lot of spinouts, a lot of fender-benders. tough start. >> tough. but today -- >> today looking really good. we don't have any major trouble spots. just typical delays out of the central valley. westbound 205 to 580, bumper to bumper there. 9 miles an hour on 205, pick up to 14 miles an hour once you make it to 580 and make it to altamont pass. things are looking pretty good. moving along to bay bridge toll plaza we did get official word metering lights were flipped on

5:25 this morning. again, typical delays through the maze, nothing to slow you down on the way to san francisco. mass transit, looking a a lot better as far as ace rail. ace 1 has a 10 to 12-minute delay. nothing like yesterday's slowdown, ace 3 on time. b.a.r.t. transit no delays there, should be a pretty nice day. if you're traveling by ferry, san francisco ferry no delays in normal service. >> thank you. star pucks ceo calls the arrests of two african-american men wrong, we're getting video of another incident in

looking forward to sunshine in the bay area today after some wild weather yesterday. take a look at this instagram post from oakland. very, very smart kid used a cardboard box to slide down a hail-covered street. a lookout down there to make sure no cars were coming. can you see more storm video or send us your own on abc7news.com. take a look at what's going on, never more than seven minutes away. monterey, sunshine, mid-60s, quiet to central valley, l.a., palm springs, mid to upper 40s high country.

chilly this even with the sunshine. take a look what happens as the storm barely grazes sierra, an inch in kirkwood by 5:00. by 8:00 an inch in incline and tahoe city and south tahoe and kirkwood jumps from an inch to 3". it's getting to that time of year. not a very strong storm. >> mike, thank you. this morning ceo of starbucks in philadelphia to meet with the two african-american men arrested for trespassing. >> protesters calling for the manag manager's firing. they confirmed the manager is no longer an employee. >> meanwhile pan incident with similarities surfaced at southern california starbucks. brandon ward said a worker would not give him the restaurant code saying he needed to make a purchase. then a short time later a white man was asked for it and given the code without buying anything. ward recorded the incident on his cell phone. >> if you have a policy, you should abide by those guidelines for everyone. you can't sit here and segregate

things. you might as well put on the store with your policy whites only at the end. >> that happened in january. he reposted the video after the philadelphia incident. so far starbucks has not commented. >> a live desk update. >> from abc 7 morning. >> minutes ago president trump tweeting about california governor jerry brown. i want to show it to you on my big computer saying looks like jerry brown and california are not looking for safety and security along their very porous border. he cannot come to terms for the national guard to patrol and protect the border. the high crime rate will only get higher. much wanted wall in san diego already started! now this tweet comes after several reports yesterday which said california had rejected the federal government's plan. governor brown said he would send the national guard to the border but only for public safety, not to enforce immigration. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. a quarter to 6:00 now.

the city of loss alameda oss pushed back against sanctuary law. >> there were demonstrations last night for and against the law. it limits cooperation between state and federal officials. they say it's unconstitutional. a dozen cities in california have taken action against the state's sanctuary status. for the second year in a row bay area has been honored with one of journalism's biggest awards. >> take a look when they learned they were the recipient for pulitzer prize for breaking news for their coverage of the snowpack county wildfires. the paper employs about 50 people, many born and raised in this region. they admit it's a bit of a conflict to receive such a high honor for reporting on such a tragedy. >> it was difficult. we weren't just covering the story, we were living it. we had many members of our staff that had to leave their homes. they were in the fire zones. >> this was momentous. >> were you scared? >> you bet.

you get into places you know you think you can see the landmarks and the landmarks aren't there anymore. >> the journalists say for many of them it is the proudest moment of their careers. >> rapper kendrick lamar won music pulitzer prize for his 2017 album. lamar is the first nonclassical, nonjazz artist to win the award in its 75-year history. the pults er board said it captures the complexity of african-american life. spoiler alert. if you're watching "american idol," let you hit the mute button. it's done. modesto native cut from the competition. >> i'm so bummed about this. she was incredible. she made it to the top 24. we now know she's not moving past that. she did get an opportunity to do a duet with a country music star. ♪ ♪

>> i just wanted to take this time to really, really thank the people who believed in me. thank you to the judges. thank you production, vocal coaches, the band. thank you to the other contestants who believed in me. thank you for being such amazing people. >> we love her. she took to her instagram to promise her fans that this is not the end for her. she does say she has an album coming out soon. i know reggie and i spoke to her, you spoke to her, too. she's such a bright light, wonderful soul and super talented. >> the duet with her from the bay area. both of them. they killed it. i'm really sorry to hear she's out. >> we're still going to follow her, our norcal girl. >> she made it pretty far. >> out of thousands of people. >> that's an accomplishment in and of itself. >> i was one guy who said

sheba shebang. >> you would have gone viral. >> we'll keep talking instead of singing. a look at walnut creek where it's about 36 degrees right now. get some hot coffee, hot chocolate to do you some good this morning. accuweather highlight sunshine and quieter weather today. showers coming tomorrow evening and getting warm this weekend. let's talk about the next storm. it's right there. about 1,000 miles offshore. it's going to be weaker, not quite as active. a fast mover. most of us -- well, some of us will sleep through it. upper 50s along the coast of san francisco. for high temperatures today this afternoon about 60 to 65 for the rest of us. here we are at noon tomorrow. you see the gray and whites, cloudy out there. 4:00 you start the evening commute. light green, moderate, yellow and orange, showers developing across the north bay. by 7:00 starting to move into the rest of the bay. they will stay moderate at times through the 8:30 hour. then by 10:00 to 11:00, they

will move spot central valley and taper down to scattered showers. by 4:00 thursday morning we're starting to see clearing developing already. quick look at what we're going to get rainfall potential. can you see by 9:00 wednesday evening just about everybody wet with a couple hundredths to a quarter of an inch. rpg will be wet thursday morning from about .15, almost .5" accuweather forecast, coolest days, look at 70s and 80s saturday through monday. hey, alexis. >> good morning. taking a look at the roads here, we don't have any major incidents this morning. one new trouble spot in the north bay. south of santa rosa past gravenstein highway, a disabled semi blocking one lane. no delays right now. does sound like they are sending chp to the scene. hopefully we'll get that cleared soon. here is a quick look outside at the north bay san rafael, southbound 101 traffic heading away from us. so far that is moving along just

fine. if you're north of santa rosa, san rafael, we are seeing fog in some areas. be on the lookout. drive times good, too. westbound 80, highway 4 to maze, 19 minutes. bay bridge, 11 minutes. metering lights on as-of-5:25. 101, san francisco to airport looking good at nine minutes. amazon workers in great britain are so worried about losing their jobs third urinating in bottles instead of taking time to use the bathroom. workers who run around the vast buildings gathering products for delivery have a toilet bottle system in place because path rooms are few and far between. amazon disputes the claim. >> super disturbing. 5:51. new at 6:00, a warning for parents about the new apps your kids might be using. many may be tracking your kids illegally. first free baseball usually means cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening?

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let's talk a little bit more about what to expect tomorrow evening through thursday morning. scattered light showers mainly, but some of them will be moderate. so .1 to .3" for most of us. if you get caught with moderate storm you could get .4 and snow level down to 30 feet. a small chance we could have hail, too. >> mike, thanks. oakland a's fans getting a great deal watching their favorite team play tonight. in fact, they will not str to pay a dime to park or get a ticket into the coliseum. they are celebrating the anniversary of their first game ever. get there early.

the first 35,000 fans will get a free tote bag. season ticket holders get in at 3:30, everyone else gets in at 4:30, first pitch 7:30 by white sox. fans are being asked not to save seats. >> new this morning, a cancer survivor persevered finishing the both marathon after midnight. mary was diagnosed with leukemia a few years ago. yesterday the cold and rain took a serious toll on her body. she took a break after 15 miles but she was determined to finish. >> doctors said we give you our blessing but you've just got to be safe. if at any point cross the line. mentally i had a picture in my head of crossing the finish line. through all the training i played it out, this is what i was going to do. >> her visualization worked, and she raised more than $33,000 for cancer research. and by the way, a san diego county native became the first u.s. woman in 33 years to win

the boston marathon. desiree linden almost won in 2011, just shy two seconds for first place. alexis, a lesson never to give up. >> that is incredible for both those women and all the runners yesterday. i know that was not ideal those running conditions. let's take a look at your driving conditions today, pretty good. dry pavement and a lot better than yesterday when we had all that hail and rain to deal with. one new collision south 880 and hayward, right around here. a quick check of bay bridge toll plaza metering lights on at 5:25 this morning but no significant issue as you enter the maze. let's check in with mike nicco. >> hey, alexis. east bay hills camera showing quieter day. 4 degrees warmer san francisco, 9 more in livermore, short of ample, 59 to 65, a little more

comfortable than mid to upper 50s yesterday. wind. how about it? tough start for a's and giants. a's at home, we'll focus on them. white sox 57 at 7:05 dropping down to 53 by the time the game is over. so bundle up. >> all right. thank you, mike. new at 6:00, new research on how caffeine impacts your heart. a renowned cardiologist breaking down why it could be helpful for some conditions. >> would you buy a car without test-driving it. new accusations against tesla as it explains why it's pausing model 3 production. james comey finally responds to the president's tweets against him.

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>> i'm matt keller in for reggie. mike missed a crazy day yesterday and today it's calm. go figure, right? >> in some respects unless you don't have your taxes finished. >> today could be a crazy day. >> it's a little stormy at my house. how about that good morning, everybody. 6:00. let's talk about what's going on. a little bit of fog, especially thick around windsor and healdsburg, watch out on river road, fulton, eastwood and redwood 101. stretches out to cloverdale and down to santa rosa. not much going on in napa, thicker fog there. partly cloudy skies this morning, 38 to 43, much cooler. mid to upper 50s at noon, stay in the mid-50s at the coast, low- to mid-60s by 4:00. that's twaet 12-hour planner. how about the commute? here is alexis.