>> 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. >> 101, 880 traffic on the

northbound side increase from 680. entire south bay quite this morning. highway 4 to walnut creek seven minutes. westbound walnut creek to highway 13, another eight. westbound tracy to dublin only time in the red just under an hour at 59 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. tesla hitting the brakes on production of model 3. they say the down time was planned. a new revelation about test drives may public supporters elsewhere. >> live at the factory in fremont with more on this and a potential impact on workers. good morning, elisa. >> good morning. tesla says a planned pause. some told buzzfeed news this came with no warning and now they are expected to use vacation days or stay home with no pay. prospective model 3 owners told by dealerships they would have to buy the car without a test-drive.

>> the company was already running behind in its production of model 3s. tesla's goal to make 5,000 a week. it's averaging 2,000 a week. tess ayatoll tesla explains downtime is positive and the pause in production should last about a week. jessica harrington, abc 7 news. a live desk update. >> abc 7 morning. >> live desk this morning, james comey's memoir, "a higher loyalty" already out on book shelves today. this morning comey sat down with abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos for his very first live interview since he was fired by president trump. here is what he said about president trump's tweets against

him. >> a lot of reaction from both sides including a tweet storm by president trump. i want to focus in on two of the president's tweets. 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 most importantly, 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. >> first look at the interview. coming up on "good morning america," comey responds to criticism he's being too petty against president trump. all of that interview at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morning. >> jessica, thank you. you're looking at new body camera footage minutes after

-- body f f f f f f officers 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 in sacramento and policy changes within the police department p new developments around 49ers linebacker reuben foster, a misdemeanor weapons charge is being dropped. >> santa clara d.a.'s office says a federal court injunction blocks a law banning 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 over the weekend, he would not take part in team activities while he deals with the charges. abc 7 news in chinatown where a homeless man was murdered near an elementary

school over the weekend. investigators said he was found 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. a controversial housing bill will face its first step being vetted. current state senator scott weiner will force cities to build denser housing developments near travel corridors. it will improve traffic, environment and help housing crunch making housing affordable. distracters say it will lead to widespread displacement. >> when you think of a million dollar home you probably don't think of a condemned home. according to bay area news group this three bedroom, two bath house just sold for $1.2 million. it's 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 the 9400 square foot lot. >> definitely a tear dpoun but sign of the times. if you used taskrabbit you could be the target of a cyber attack. what you should do for protect your identity. >> new at 7:00, popular apps for kids could be breaking the law. the warning every parent will want to hear. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. the chances of rain, a little bit of a break today. starting tomorrow through the early parts of thursday another one, light on storm impact scale. more on that coming up. 6:06 in the a.m.,

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coming up on 6:10, you see where the thick fog is north of santa rosa, 36, 37 gernville, clear lake. 34 in petaluma, 35 in san rafael, 37 american canyon, napa 38. 37 lafayette, san ramon, 35,

brendwood 39. low- to mid-40s around bayshore and south bay, out to the coast, 47 alameda right now. santa cruz on the water today at least on the bay. good, no worries there. exercising, nice, clean air. at the coast chilly. wait until the weekend before you head there. north bay 39 and fog at 9:00, especially areas i mentioned. by moon 56, hang out in the 60s during the afternoon hours, mid-50s during the evening. pretty much the same temperatures in the south bay. now, those clouds will lead to more rain that's coming tomorrow in my forecast. more on that coming up. alexis with the morning commute. >> we haven't had any major issues aside from early morning construction slowing us down. things looking good. that is long gone, too. we do have a crash off on the shoulder southbound 880, a street and hayward. some of the read is typical, state road 92 and beyond that, too. a stackup approaching that toll plaza for san mateo bridge, too.

no delays on golden gate bridge, moving along just fine. in fact, i don't have any major slowdowns to report. major drive times at 6:20. new at 6:00, a warning for parents. thousands of android apps could be tracking your children. that's according to new study by international computer science in berkeley. researchers analyzed 58 android children's apps. 57% were in violation of children's online privacy protection act that is a law that protects the privacy of children under 13. security experts say the best way to keep your kids infomation private is to keep a close eye on what they are downloading and use private internet producesers on their devices. >> hack attack, russian may have infiltrated your home. the future of driverless cars may look like a video game. how they are handling uncertain road away. >> a live look at south beach camera there. people everywhere

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those routers control flow of internet traffic. now one of the primary gateways for government to snoop on americans and potentially shut down services. authorities say you can play a roll by changing pass ward to router. investigating a cyber security incident. the handyman for the company took down the website and told tyus customers they are looking into the incident. taskrabbit isn't saying how many affected but users told to change password and any other account where you have that same password. proposed multi-million dollar bond measure to fix will crumbling seawall is before the board of supervisors. yesterday the city's planning commission voted unanimously to put $425 million bond measure before the board." supervisors expected to approve it making it eligible for the ballot. spoermts bark dero roadway and a maze of public and private

utilities. >> this is crazy. look at this car that ended up in massive sinkhole in san diego. this happened after a water main break 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. >> always a concern when you have flooding on the roadways. no concern tomorrow necessarily, right, mike? if we get storms that come through. >> burst like yesterday, localized flooding in a parking lot where gutters aren't cleaned out. nothing common sense wouldn't help there. why do we run more and more stories like that. it's crazy. let's look what's going on. quiet weather wise today. the calm before the storm. we don't like to use cliches so we won't. a look at sutro tower. a bit chilly, sunny and dry,

cooler than average this afternoon. clouds return, not quite as chilly tonight. one more storm before the weekend warmth arrives. upper 50s from half moon bay to san francisco, low- to mid-60s pretty much everywhere else. let's talk about tonight, low to upper 40s. there are a few exceptions. san francisco 50, lake port about 39 degrees. let's jump right spoke tomorrow at noon. can you see the cloud cover out there. the gray that's going to come in tonight, get thicker tomorrow and by 4:00 there you go. you can see light in the green to moderate, yellows and orange showers showing up in the north bay. by 7:00 they are just ready to move into the heart of the bay. they will. they will be pretty dicey with their rainfall. you can see yellow and orange there through at least 10:00. then we'll transition to scattered showers. then by 4:00 in the morning, thursday morning commute it's going to be quiet a at least as far as what's falling from the sky. the ground is already going to be wet from the rain overnight. thursday's morning commute at least weather wise is the most

difficult. can you see a lot of sunshine coming for thursday afternoon. let's look at rainfall totals, 4:00 tomorrow, nothing. by 9:00, everybody is wet. by the time we start the commute thursday morning we could have .15 to nearly .5" rain. here is accuweather seven-day forecast. storms are one, light on the storm impact scale. 60s, 70s and 80s saturday, sub, monday. hi, alexis. >> good morning. a couple of new issues to talk about in the south bay. two new collisions, one of them northbound 87 around san jose airport just before 101 merge. this one involves two vehicles. sounds like actually sort of stuck together. probably at least one tow truck, maybe 2014 lane two blocked right now. not much of a back-up yet but i will keep my eye on that. southbound, crash involving vehicle and motorcycle, off to the shoulder, stop and go traffic from 280-6

toll lights on half hour or so, 5:25. typical through the maze. once you get through metering lights everything looks great into san francisco. next traffic update coming up at 6:30. thanks, alexis. google's driving company waymo criticized uber after one killed a american. >> they are stepping up without an actual driver, it became legal state law this month. it does require remote operator during testing. waymo let's them give instructions to autonomous vehicle and carries out the order. >> we rode along with mountainview based phantom auto. they make technology autonomous vehicles can purchase to help them comply with state requirements. unlike waymo's technology if something goes wrong with phantom auto actual people operating remotely will take over. they have consoles, petal,

gearshift. company's co-founder said since there are managers overseeing what they are doing a smaller chance of distraction. >> frustrating spring break vacation to mexico. hundreds of american tourists left stranded now and airline refuses to give them a ride home. sun country airlines runs limited seasonal tickets to mexico. a recent snowstorm grounded its flights back to the u.s. that means passengers were stuck because those canceled flights were the last of the season. >> we paid our money to them. we expected a ride here. >> cabo is great but to feel there's no way out is skaerg especially when you're with kids. >> sun country only operates limited seasonal flights to mexico. after the story got out sun country is now offering refunds. a proposed law could tax gun owners to beef up school security.

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all right. never more than 7 minutes away from accurate weather forecast. let's expand on storm impact scale for tomorrow, thursday morning, light to moderate, .3 to .5" of rain. moderate showers, maybe a half inch, that would be the exception. snow levels, watching for potential for that and hail also. all right, mike. 6:24. you might feel better about that cup of coffee or tea. researchers say coughay may help prevent abnormal heartbeats. they advise patients with irregular heartbeats or arrhythmia. for most part patients heart and tea are safe. in fact, they can reduce frequency of heart condition. dr. jennifer maris says not all caffeine is created equal. >> energy drinks are not that great. they have first of all more coffee, more caffeine than

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good morning and thanks for joeng us on this tuesday april 17th. i'm matt keller in for reggie. >> great to have you here. jessica castro is here. tracking a mild day today. >> mild day, nothing like yesterd yesterday. let's talk about today, look at fog out there, less than quarter mile santa rosa, three-quarters for novato. that's the rest of the commute. around tracy fog developing there. accuweather 12 hour planner for das. temperatures running 30s to mainly 40s. 56 to 5 with total sunshine at noon. 55 at the coast.

62 to 63, quieter and milder but not as warm as we should be. mid to upper 50s heading out this evening. how about the commute alexis. >> good news for drivers in the east bay, mike. we've been telling you about this closur of moraga road since very early last night. let's take a look at the video. moraga closed. saint mary's through the overnight hours until a few minutes ago due to a downed tree that happened during yesterday's evening commute. really a big headaches for drivers trying to get to and from moraga area. i took out power lines, 200 customers without power last night into this morning. crews tell me everything is wrapped up now, the roadway is back open. that telephone pole still down but not a danger. that situation much, much better. next traffic update coming up at 6:40. thanks, alexis. happening today, a vote about what to do about rental scooters all over san francisco. >> one company hopes it's come up with a solution. we'll find out if it's enough.

amy hollyfield live on embarcadero. amy. >> good morning, natasha. you may see people snapping pictures of these scooters today, not because they want to put it on instagram but because the country that provides scooters, one of them, bird, wants to see a picture that shows users properly parked the scooters. that's the new safety program the company put in place starting today as the city closing in on regulating electric scooters which started showing up in the city about a month ago. people complained they clog and block the sidewalks. so the city will consider legislation today that will regulate the scooters. the supervisor who proposed it said he got a heads up that these scooters were going to be an issue and they were coming before they got here. >> the reason i introduced this legislation is because my counterparts in southern california told me they were

having problems with these technologies. these companies were once again asking for forgiveness rather than permission. >> it will take up the legislation today. but yesterday the city attorney issued a cease and desist order telling the companies to stop providing these electric scooters until they can follow state and local laws. that might explain why this scooter was the only one we could find this morning. we went up and down embarcadero. usually you could find clusters several feet apart. this the only one we could find indicating maybe they have pulled them out of here while all of this is swirling -- all this controversy is swirling around them. reporting live san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. the city of oakland considering new rules on scooter and bike share services. counsel woman rebecca kaplan says they can benefit the community but block sidewalks.

a judge says she may appoint neutral order for confidentiality of items seized by fbi from michael cohen, president trump's personal lawyer. in court yesterday cohen was forced to disclose his client had done legal work for fox news host sean hannity. hannity, one of the president's most aggressive supporters strongly criticized the raid last week about 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 any legal matter. i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i never paid michael cohen for legal fees. >> hannity admitted he asked legal questions primarily about prels. new this morning petaluma police arrested two people accused of manslaughter and child endangerment. they are in custody after miss 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 medical hem. the victim's friend made the call. hi, everyone. i want to jump in. we have breaking news from our live desk. i want to show you san jose firefighters responding to a pretty big event. we have a camera far away, so a little tough to see here. i want to point out -- let me go back here. on the left side of your screen you see a little bit of smoke there, that's what we're looking at. again, this is a far away camera. we're told something happened at mclaughlin lynn avenavenue. i want to show you sky 7 to the scene to get more information. we understand there's a large response by firefighters and rescues may be under way at this far. again, this is san jose. we're there on our way. we're also sending a ground crew. we'll have much more as soon as possible. back to you. >> breaking news.

thanks so much, jessica. this morning sonoma county investigators looking for two men they say pete and sexually assault add woman after she got into a car in san francisco she thought was a ride sharing car. the attackers picked her up outside of bruno's bar and left her hurt in sonoma. the victim was found early sunday morning at safe way. the ride sharing customers say 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. >> i always look at the last few numbers or letters of the license plate and make sure i'm getting in the right car. >> authorities have very few clues to go on. they are asking for the public's help to find the two suspects. search crews in mendocino county have recovered all the remains of a family swept away in the eel river. the family was heading home to southern california after a trip to oregon. 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. 6:36 now. 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 also require every middle and junior high school to have at least 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 long ways. >> 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 october wildfires. the county is recovering from the deadly firestorm. today the board of supervisors will vote on extending the 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. 38 in los gatos, cool spot. campbell at 39, everybody else pretty much low- to mid-40s. that's pretty much the same way up the bay until you get to alameda 47. look at the coast, 39 right now half moon bay. mid to upper 30s in the north bay. upper 30s east bay. fairfield about 35 degrees. definitely want to dress warmer today. a look at 101, 880 san jose. pretty quiet there. in fact commute planner, green, green, and green. on the roads, dry again, light breezes on the ferry, mass transit cool this morning but milder this afternoon. if the afternoon hours, mid-60s with increasing clouds at 8:00. east bay 45 at 8:00, 58 at noon, low 60s for the afternoon hours.

also mid-50s by 8:00. one last look for san francisco. about 50 this morning. mid-50s at noon all the way through about 6:00. increasing clouds and low 50s tonight. in fact, we'll be just slightly milder tomorrow morning, low to upper 40s in most neighborhoods thanks to that extra blanket of crowds. weather crazy yesterday, traffic crazy, weather quieter today. traffic is -- >> much quieter. just checked, only five incidents. couple of them in the clearing stages, south bay. >> congratulations everybody. >> yeah, doing much, much better. let's zoom in to northbound 87 before 101 connector near the airport. we had a two-car crash. two vehicles stuck together in this collision. they are working to clear this one. it's blocking lane number two. still no major back-up in thear area, slight hesitation as you approach the scene. not a big deal. overall south bay looking good. a little delay on northbound 10

-- 101 as well. not too much happening at the moment. we're not complaining. tracy to dublin westbound 580, westbound 4 antioch to concord in the yellow at 31. 101, san rafael to san francisco looks great in the green at 18 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. spoiler alert if you're watching this season of "american idol." we'll give you a few seconds to mute your tv if you're still watching it today. effie has been cut from the competition. >> so bummed. she made it to the top 24, not moving any farther. she sang with country music star cam last night. >> i wanted to take this time to thank the people who believed in me. thank you, judges, production coaches, the band.

thank you to other contestants who believed in me. thank you for being amazing people. >> she's such a bright light and super talented. she took to instagram to promise this wasn't the end. she has an album coming out soon. we'll be supporting her. starbucks calls the arrest of two black men wrong. a new video raising questions about the company. >> looking at the big board of the new york stock exchange, up 220, 24,792. an update on how the markets are doing next. cannabis for your pet. growing in popularity but your veterinarian can't talk to you about it without losing their license. a plan to change that and what owners need to know before giving

much quieter weather here and across the entire state today with sunshine breaking out in so cal, 65 san diego, 70 and 79 around los angeles and palm spring, mid-60s through central valley, sunny and 59 in monterey, mid-40s in the central valley, i should say high country where another inch or two is possible with the storm coming in tomorrow through thursday, about 1 to 3" then going to melt because temperatures hit the 60s by the weekend. >> now, breaking news from the

abc 7 live desk. >> we want to get back to that breaking news that we're tracking in san jose. firefighter responding to a fire at a residential building in san jose. there's at least a dozen fire trucks on scene, all happening on mclaughlin avenue, what appears to be a three-story apartment complex. you see ladder trucks, fire trucks on the roof. can you see smoke coming out of one of those units. no word yesterday when there was any injuries, perhaps casualties in this event but you can see such a big response right now. definitely still under way. they are still responding, still trying to get this thing out. we are work ongoing getting better information. we've confirmed this is a four-alarm fire. that's a practically big fire, really big response required. we can see that from live images from sky 7-up right now. we do have a crew on the way on the ground. we'll get you as much information as soon as possible throughout our newscast and also

on abc 7 news app. back to you. >> thanks, jessica. the ceo of starbucks met with two african-american men recently arrested. >> this video from philadelphia went viral over the weekend. this is obviously video of the protest. the store manager called police say the men refused to leave after employees said they had to buy something. here is the video. the coe on "gma" and called it wrong. promised to make changes including unconscious bias training. this morning he met with the men. a spokesperson did not release details about the meeting. the manager that made the 911 call is no longer employed at the store. we're learning about similarities in southern california. brandan ward said a worker wouldn't give minimum the rest room code, said he needed to make a purchase. a short time later a white man was given the code without buying anything. he recorded it.

>> if you have a policy you have to do it for everyone. you can't segregate things. you might as well put on your store "whites only" at the end. >> that happened in january. he reposted the video after the philadelphia incident. starbucks so far has not commented. now, a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. >> an update this morning from president trump who is tweeting about california governor jerry brown this morning. says, 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 border plan. governor brown said he would send the national guard to the border but only for public safety, not to enforce immigration. >> thanks, jess kachlt city

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>> today is the day to get delivered if you're in a park. tomorrow might be iffy. >> tomorrow especially in the afternoon. into the evening hours gets iffy for everybody. still time to get out and enjoy whatever freebies on tax day or beyond while filing an extension. 6:49 and sunny this morning from our exploratorium camera. sunshine and quieter weather today. that's my first accuweather highlight. showers coming. get the umbrella ready for tomorrow evening through thursday morning. it's going to get down right warm this weekend. here is our area of low pressure. our next storm coming in a little bit faster and a little less active than the one we just had. but the potential is there. it could repeat in some forms. let's get to the temperature and then that. upper 50s along the coast in san francisco. san jose, morgan hill, antioch, 65 the warm spots. let's jump into what's going to happen as far as our temperatures today. we jump 4 to 9 degrees over yesterday. we'll call it a slight rebound. we're still cooler than average. if you're going to the a's game

definitely dress warm. 7:05 first pitch, 57, dropping to 53 by the time the game is over. here we're looking at clouds tomorrow at noon. light to moderate showers moving into north bay at 4:00. light green, moderate yellow and oranges. by 7:00 starting to move to the rest of the bay. it's really here at 8:30 coming down pretty heavily, then turns over to scattered lighter showers. you can see clearing by 4:00 thursday morning and a whole lot of sunshine thursday afternoon. rainfall amounts .1" south bay, a quarter to half inch in north bay, all depends whether you get under one of those heavier showers. temperatures go from almost average to well above average away from the coast friday. look how warm it gets this weekend. 70s and 80s away from the coast. alexis with hopefully more good news. >> things have not been too bad on the roads this morning. i do want to take you into 880 in oakland where we have a two-car crash. sounds very minor, no injuries, oak street and everyone pushed

off to the shoulder. northbound 880 looking great on the way to the maze as is 580 and zooming up to the maze really not a long stack up there this morning. things looking better than average. i don't know, maybe everyone got scared off with that terrible commute. a live look at the bay bridge toll place. quite a bit of sun glare. one of those mornings you'll want displas. >> ace 3 and 5 on time. 57 b.a.r.t. trains in service. ac transit had a tough day in alameda. today much better, no delays in normal service. >> thanks, alexis. back to breaking news, four-alarm fire in san jose. >> live from mclaughlin lynn avenue, elissa. >> firefighters still battling four-alarm fire. you can see them on the roof of this apartment building. what we know at this point, this was a three-story apartment building that caught on fire

this morning. we don't know the cause. but there were some people trapped and needed rescue on a balcony. we have not seen them since we arrived, so we're assuming they have been taken from the building. i did see a few people walk down the street in their pajamas holding a few items, different bags. maybe those were the items they were able to grab while they escaped from the building. i can tell you there's a huge response with firefighters and police officers here. we are still seeing some smoke but i have not seen any train since we arrived. firefighters have different tools. they are dpeefinitely checking e roof of the building for hot spots. at this point it looks like things are under control. the moment we got off the freeway you could already smell the smoke, feel the smoke in your eyes. so there definitely is a bit of a traffic impact here as well. they do have mclaughlin avenue blocked off, so keep that in mind. still quite a few firefighters

battling this apartment fire in san jose. reporting live in san jose, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> breaking news from abc 7 live desk. >> more breaking news i'm tracking at our live desk. a deadly crash in central nevada. blocking interstate 10 main thoroughfare through california, nevada. you see multiple trucks involved in this deadly crash. one flipped over. one actually folded in half. there's a third one involved. at least one person is dead. this crash, it is ugly. it's also making national headlines right now because of the major impact this will have for anyone heading out east of california or nevada. heads up if you have driving plans today. back to you. >> a lot of breaking news. thanks, jessica. second year in a row, a area has been

prize. >> this is for sonoma county wildfires. that paper employs 50 people, many born and raised in the region. they admit it's a bit of a conflict for receiving 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. >> many of the journalists say this the proudest moment of their careers. 6:54. smithsonian national zoo welcome add new member of their family. meet the baby western gorilla. he's the first to be born in nine years. he's healthy and very vocal, 450 silver backed father was uttering a pleasure grant on the little one's arrival.

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if you're just joining us or heading out the door, seven things to know before you go. breaking news we're tracking in san jose. firefighters battling a four-alarm fire at residential structure there in san jose. sky 7 over the scene right now. they have been treating people on the scene throughout the morning. this is on mclaughlin avenue. evacuations under way. we are hearing about possible rescues going on. >> number two, breaking news of a serious crash in nevada. three trucks collided on interstate 10, the main thoroughfare from nevada and california. at least one person dead. >> james comey's memorial ya "a higher loyalty" out today. he's also on "gma" this morning. coming up in just a few minutes, his response to accusations that he's being petty towards president trump. >> number four, today san francisco supervisors will vote on permit process for dockless

scooter companies. scooters abandoned on city streets has been a growing problem over the past month. >> number five, it's dry but much cooler, mid-30s to 40s. you'll notice a little bit of a change this afternoon. it's going to be dry. it's going to be sunny and slightly warmer. >> number six, it's been really quiet on the roads so far today, heading back to one of our familiar slow spots still heavy out of tracy. down to 12 and 21 mile an hour on 205 and 580. >> oakland a's celebrating 50th anniversary of their first ever game at the coliseum today by letting everyone park and get in for free. first pitch at 7:30 against white sox. >> we just found out that twitter is down right now. of course we've been trying to tweet that out but we can't. >> this is what you'll see if you logon to twitter.com. something is technically wrong with that little robot. we'll keep tracking this. hopefully won't be down much longer. >> been down 10 minutes or so. >> we will be back in 25 minutes with abc 7 update. >> a live look at the peach.

pretty today. >> "good morning america" starts right now. good morning, america. breaking overnight, sean hannity fires back after being named in court as the mystery third client of michael cohen. >> there's been all kinds of wild speculation from the mainstream media today about me and president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen. >> stormy daniels also there in court as president trump fights to keep his documents private. an abc news exclusive. james comey here for his first live interview since being fired as fbi director. the president now calling for him to be prosecuted. what comey is saying about the president's response to his interview with george and tell-all book. only on "gma" this morning. spring break disaster. hundreds of americans stranded in mexico, told their airline's next f