quite breezy. 66 to 68 to 4:00, near 60 by 7:00. quiet here. how about the roads, alexis? >> overall, a fairly quiet start to the commute. we are not complaining. we're looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have been on for nearly 40 minutes, but that is about it. those typical backups into the maze. southbound 101 looking good. in the green at just about 15 minutes. westbound 580 castro valley to the maze, also in the green at 13. northbound 101, i'm really impressed by how quickly this drive time has improved between 280, 680 and highway 85. had a crash north of alum rock involving a motorcycle. they cleared that quickly. all lanes are back open. back in the green. that's coming in at 15 minutes. developing news, new inspections have been ordered for airplane engines like the one that blew apart on a southwest plane tuesday. abc 7 reporter amy

hollyfield joins us live with what's being done. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. unclear how many planes this will impact. the faa says about 220 need to be inspected. the airlines say it's going to be a lot more than that. they're responding to the plane on tuesday that had the engine failure. this was southwest airlines flight, that engine failure, the fan blade that failed sent shrapnel flying scattering a window and killing one passenger. investigators san jose that's because a fan blade snapped off. that's what they want the airlines to inspect. taking a look at those blades isn't easy. it's going to require ultra sonic inspection. >> the pilots walk around and they're looking for big damage, did we hit a bird on the last flight, do we see chips on the flight. these problems are occurring and they're invisible to the naked eye. it requires a special inspection in the maintenance facilities. >> reporter: southwest airlines says it is now inspecting

similar engines that it has in service and they expect that to take about a month. this is the second time that kind of engine has failed on a southwest jet in the last two years. the faa order is expected to be issued in about two weeks. it's expected to require that inspections of these fan blades be done in the last six months. live in sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. pg&e says it's working with the oakland fire department to determine the cause of a gas leak and a possible fire. one person was hurt during the incident. we're waiting for an update on their condition. it happened on shaddock avenue near 60th street near 6:30 last night. investigators say there was a third party contractor working on the house when something went wrong. mountain view police are looking for this missing girl. her name is diana florez leva. police say the last seen yesterday.

she was wearing a green sweatshirt with the word pink on it and had a black backpack. if you know where she is, call police. an earthquake expert is weighing in on that apocalyptic prediction by usgs. >> the new report reveals the hayward fault which cuts through oakland, berkeley and hayward is more dangerous than the san andreas fault. dr. lucy jones says you start by investing in your home community. she says the more we do know, the easier it will be to recover. >> if you own a building, you can make it safer. every time i bought a house, i've gotten in a foundation specialist to look at how the foundation is put together. three out of the four times i did some work. one time the house was just fine. >> based on computer models nks a huge magnitude 7 earthquake could cause 800 deaths and 18,000 injuries. you can also make sure your emergency kit is stocked now. guidelines for prepare norcal are on our website with what you need to put in there,

abc7news.com. silicon valley tech companies are facing another data collection scandal. a washington state data firm exposed the personal information of 48 million people. local blocks takes data that from facebook, zillow and linkedin to collect data to sell to businesses. the firm left that data on a public online storage space available for anyone to see. >> one of the techniques that was apparently used in gathering this data, just one of the techniques, involved a function on facebook that facebook last week disabled because they finally -- i believe they finally believed people were taking advantage of it. >> victory says you can find up to 100 data breaches a day and calls it an epidemic. rich mopped police issued a $1 million arrest warrant for this man, 40-year-old vernon lamont dowell, wanted in connection to the murder of mark

johnson, junior. witnesses say johnson was shot and killed following an argument with another man on south 15th street and main avenue last thursday. it was richmond's third homicide of the week. police say dowell is extremely dangerous. if anyone spots him, they're asked to call 911 right away. happening to i darks minnesota prosecutors will announce if anyone will face charges in the death of prince. >> the pop icon was found alone and unresponsive in his elevator two years ago. an autopsy found he died from an accidental overdose of fentanyl. they found several containers of pills around the pop star's home, inud clooing some containing fentanyl. construction begins on the northbound i 680 sunol express lane. the first phase spans nine miles between 84 and 262. the northbound express lane will eventually stretch 14 miles between 84 and 237. transportation officials say the adjacent southbound express lanes will also be upgraded.

new details are coming out about the pilot who successfully landed the southwest plane with the blown engine. >> and the move muni is making that could lead to the end of overhead electrical lines. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out this one. check out what's not there, not a single chance of rain in the next seven days. those 80

it's nine minutes after 6:00 on this thursday. look at the temperature in menlo park. 37 degrees. half moon bay 41. everybody in the mid to upper 40s. same thing along the east bayshore. 47 in san jose, 37 right now in san ramon and also in santa rosa. here is a look at some of the leftover clouds in san jose. it's going to be a bright day fr you. dry on all our roads all day today. the ferry, especially south of the bay bridge, breezy this afternoon. mass transit, cool to mild. b.a.r.t. platform temperatures, 38 in lafayette, pleasanton. quick look at the south bay today. there's the cloud cover of 49 at 8:00. look at these, low to mid 60s

for most of the afternoon hours. an update on that accuweather forecast next. i'm going to take a live look at walnut creek on our traffic cameras. southbound 680 seeing brake lights filling in approaching highway 24. nothing major in the area, but details from chp we have debris in the roadway. a bumper and someone lost a ladder. unfortunately at least one driver got a flat tire from that debris. they made it off to the shoulder and chp en route to get that cleaned up. be on the lookout if you're heading that way. we'll look at drive times at 6:20. happening today in the south bay, the vta will have five newly purchased battery powered electric buses on display at a news conference, expected to be in service within a month. new 40-foot flier trolley buses are in service to replace the older fleet. this is video posted by muni on youtube. the first went into service on the 3 jackson line. the bus haves the ability to

travel off wire for greater distances. "the examiner" reports muni is planning to test nine battery powered buses. it would mean no overhead electrical lines. they plan to issue a request for proposals in june. one suspect learned a valuable lesson. do not eat a burrito and litter before committing a crime. >> a pretty good chance you received a call in this man. what lawmakers are doing to make sure that doesn't happen again. paying for gas before you get out of the

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tammie jo shults is trained for this kind of emergency. >> part of the aircraft, they said there is a hole and someone went out. >> i'm sorry. there was a hole and somebody went out? >> can you imagine? she landed the plane even as it was at a 45-degree angle and went back into the cabin afterwards to comfort the frightened passengers. her ability to remain calm under pressure was first tested in the navy. she was one of the first women to fly navy fighter jets and became lieutenant commander at a time that female pilots were extremely rare. >> teaching bible classes and coaching volleyball and hosting tea parties.

every leadership role she takes on, it's always in a very humble and sort of subdued kind of way. >> she and her copilot released a statement overnight. hear what they have to say coming up at 7:00 on gvgsma. jackie spears introducing a call to stop robo calls. calls.. >> the bill would require public reports about whether the changes are actually reducing those unwanted calls. companion legislation was also introduced in the senate. >> also yesterday, the alleged kingpin of row bow calls testified at a senate commerce hearing. adrian ab brom vich is accused of making robo calls offering free travel days. he declined to answer specific

questions about his case. he wants the fine reduced because most calls went unanswered and resulted in a quick hangup. he says he is not the kingpin of robo calling. a company celebrating the completion of a 60 acre solar farm in richmond. the farm built for not for profit mce should produce 22,000 mega watt hours of pollution-free electricity. that means that the farm can power nearly 4,000 homes a year. we can wrap our minds around that. the team had a celebration yesterday. the project started producing electricity back in december. officials wanted to wait for better weather to hold the event. we turn to you for that, mike. they appreciate the good weather. >> i love having solar panels on a day like today, absolutely. gorgeous sunshine. this weekend we'll maybe have a few more high clouds. that's when the 80s roll into

the forecast. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look at san rafael this morning. temperatures running 46 degrees. one of the warm spots in the north bay. sunshine and breezy conditions today and a milder afternoon. you need the sunglasses, but still maybe want to have a light jacket. patchy fog tonight because of the relaxing of the breezes. still a chill out there, but not as cold as this morning. this morning the coldest morning. summer spread this weekend from 60s at the coast to 80s inland. trying to get into l.a. there may be delays a z the rain is hitting them. it missed us. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast into san francisco. mid 60s, 64 to 66 around the bay. upper 60s to near 70 inland. in the east bay, 45 this morning with all that sunshine. 57 at noon. by 4:00, 62, becoming a little

breezy along the bayshore. at 7:00, 57 degrees. highs today, there you go. from about 63 in berkeley to fremont. jump back in. you can see tonight patchy fog rolling through the golden gate towards the east bay hills, along the coast, the peninsula coast and patchy fog along the north bay. my accuweather forecast, big jump from below average temperatures today to above average temperatures tomorrow. 80s, told you i extended them all the way to monday now. good morning. so far we've had a fairly quiet start on the roads. i do want to head out to the central valley where we've had a slowdown out of tracy. south of there, westbound 580 at mountain house parkway, they're still working to totally clear a crash that happened almost two hours ago. it is off on the shoulder but still waiting for another tow truck. we definitely have delays along that route.

still cleaning up debris westbound 24 and 280. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 20 minutes. 11 across the bay bridge. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, looking good at nine minutes. five people managed to escape this burning fishing boat on humboldt bay. a good samaritan rescued all five after they abandoned ship yesterday. the coast guard is monitoring the area for pollution. police in fairfax say discarded burrito wrapper helped lead them to a man suspected of stealing a $30,000 gun. >> 46-year-old michael kitly broke into two vehicles and stole a set of golf clubs and a custom long gun. police checked surveillance video at a nearby 7 eleven and saw a man buying a burrito right

before the burglaries. that video helped identify kitly and a gps tracker inside the gun's case led police straight to his home. >> that's good police work there. friday, april 20th, also known as 4/20, international pot smoker's holiday. >> san francisco has the world's oldest and largest celebration. this year expected to be even bigger. tomorrow at 4:20 p.m., thousands will converge on golden gate park to light up. this year's event will be the first time recreational pot use is legal in california. the city said it neither condones nor condones the pot holiday. >> love it or hate it, the historic 4/20 festival is not going away. >> i think it's going to be a lot bigger crowd this year because of the legality of it. >> merchants partnered with the city last year to help with vendor, security and cleanup. the partnership will continue tomorrow with merchants raising

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you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. our coolest day is behind us. this morning our coolest morning moving forward. temperatures rebound four to eight degrees, getting back closer to average.

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card skimmers. shake shack has settled on a san francisco site. >> the chronicle reports the owners at the building on the corner of fillmore and fill bert have filed an application to break up the 12,000 square foot property. the property has been vacant since 2016 when the food market closed after the 19 years. shake shack plans to open its first bay area restaurants in the fall. you'll notice less scooters on bay area sidewalks this morning. the drastic change and what it means for the fut tour of rental services. new video of another plane that had to make an emergency landing because of an engine issue. it took five minutes from you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california.

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coming up on 6:30. thank you for waking up with us on this thursday, april 19th. >> we're here, ready to go. >> i'm in for reggie this morning. we're talking about a beautiful day outside, warming up nicely. >> energized by sunshine today. absolutely. let's jump right into it. all right. never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. live doppler 7 showing everything you node to know about our chances of rain. there's nothing on there right now. it's bone dry.

let's talk about my accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures in the mid 40s through 7:00. slightly breezy conditions south of the bay bridge and along the coast. the coast will stay in the mid 50s most of us around 60 at noon. 66 to 68 at 4:00 and mid to upper 50s across the board at 7:00. lau is the commute this morning, alexis? >> doing good so far this morning. no major incidents to talk about. we've stayed that way. here is a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. yes, those delays from the maze up through the metering lights, but the rest of the way into san francisco look just fine. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, heavy out of the central valley. westbound 4 antioch to concord, now in the yellow at 28. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, looking great at 16. the latest on those electric scooters all over san francisco. happening today, crews will be

back out on the streets looking for scooters blocking the sidewalk. >> the department of public works confiscated dozens of them just yesterday. our abc 7 news colleague jessica castro live in mission bay. good morning, jessica. >> reporter: natasha and matt, good morning. the crackdown is definitely in full swing. this morning we looked for some of those dockless scooters you can find using apps on your phone. it was hard to find any overnight. they're usually charging overnight or they have been scooped up by the city. the city is really cracking down on folks leaving those scooters on the sidewalks illegally. many people have been complaining about them. a department spokesperson yesterday said it was a flagrant disregard for the rules to even have those things parked on the sidewalk. san francisco department of public works confiscated 61 scooters off the streets yesterday, 66 last week. people are complaining. we even saw some stuck in a tree

in jackson square. the board of supervisors then voted to require the scooter share programs to seek permits for their vehicles. earlier this week lime bike issued a statement saying that they plan to comply and implement new initiatives. also said in part, quote, we recognize we can't fix every concern overnight, but as a bay area company we want to be lasting partners with the city and county of san francisco. so that change, it may not come overnight, but the city certainly wants the change to happen quickly. reporting live in san francisco, jessica castro, abc 7 news. new at 6:00, video from inside a delta flight after an emergency landing. it was forced to turn around and land in atlanta after the engine started smoking. crews quickly put it out. this happened yesterday. the plane was heading to london heathrow. the airbus jet was towed back to the concourse where passengers were let off. no one was hurt and the passengers were put on other flights. this happened one day after the southwest engine blast.

we'll have more on the reaction from the faa. the wife of san antonio head coach gregg popovich passed away. erin popovich was 67 and had been battling an illness for some time. the couple had been married for four decades, had four children and two grandchildren. >> it's about the brotherhood we built as nba players, everybody in the nba family. feel so bad for the popovich family. that's tough to hear about. >> it's not known where gregg popovich will be with the team tonight. he did run the team's practice yesterday. last night steph curry tweeted, i can't imagine what coach popovich is going through. but i am lifting up prayers for you and your family. >> we'll have continuing coverage of the warriors and spurs playoff series. mike shumann will bring us reports in later editions of abc

7 news. b.a.r.t. police looking for a man captured on cell phone video committing lewd acts on a pittsburg bay point bound train. a rider tells us he propositioned her and touched himself last friday. the victim called b.a.r.t. police but officers couldn't find him. last seen leaving the train at the daly city b.a.r.t. station. a filipino peace activist denied entry to the u.s. should be back on a plane to the philippines. jerome aba was not let through customs on tuesday. a source with bus toms and border control say it's not about politics, it was about how his visa was obtained. >> his flight arrived. he didn't come out. two hours later he didn't come out. four hours later we were asking where is he. >> they kept telling him he had no business on u.s. soil which is very confusing because he was

granted a u.s. visa. >> aba was scheduled to tour the u.s. and speak about a humanitarian crisis growing in the philippines. an oakland chef accused of sexual harassment will sell three restaurants. more than 30 former employees accused him of sexual harassment starting late last night. he acknowledged his behavior was inappropriate and was taking a leave of absence. the new owner previously managed one of his other rest raunts. she will take over in two months and plans to keep the restaurant's nation. new developments in the ghost ship fire lawsuit. abc 7 news reports lawyers were going through debris, looking at the cause and origin. the fire in december 2016 killed 36 people. the two men charged in the fire are due back in court tomorrow for a hearing to reduce their bail. coming up tonight, dan will have an exclusive interview

about conditions inside the ghost ship and what may have led to the tragedy. 400 members of the california national guard are now at the border with mexico. governor brown's office announced the mobilization yesterday evening. it's part of president trump's plan to secure troops at the border as part of immigration enforcement. however, california troops will not take part in immigration enforcement. they'll focus on drug crimes and human trafficking instead. good morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at our coldest morning moving forward. anywhere from two degrees cooler in san jose to 11 degrees cooler in napa compared to yesterday. san jose at 47. 41 in saratoga. santa clara getting cold air drainage from the higher elevations. the same thing happens in alum rock. morgan hill at 42. we have 43 in newark. cold air drainage in redwood

city, same thing in half moon bay, 41 there. mid to upper 30s in danville, lafayette. mother nature, wow, putting on a show this morning. thought yesterday's sunrise was gorgeous. look how tranquil and inviting the bay water is. then you realize it's 55 degrees. i'll just sit here and look at it. the activity planner, breezy south of the bay bridge. if you're gardening, today is probably the best way to do it. speaking of sunshine, it's going to be pretty strong today if you're out exercising. here is a look at our 12-hour planner. 47 at 8:00. noon, 59. low 60s for the better part of the afternoon hours. wall to wall sunshine and also in san francisco we start off at 53 at 10:00. 56 at noon. upper 50s 1:00 through 6:00, back to the 50-degree range

during the evening hours. a quick look at the weekend forecast. we've got 80s on the way for saturday and sunday. we'll talk more about that coming up in the accuweather forecast. a couple days ago it looked like this morning was going to be a real bear, that it was going to rain a lot. things change. that's why you should watch us or use our app. hopefully things are better on the roads because of that. >> no major issues so far this morning. keeping an eye on what could potentially turn into a big deal. if you're going to try to get out of the central valley, westbound 580 before north flynn roads. a couple reports about very large potholes. route, this certainly is not the first time that has happened. they often have to do emergency pothole repair through this area. we're hearing there's two of them. about six inches deep in the right lane. not great. they know about it at chp. i'm not sure how much they'll be able to do about it at rush hour, i'll keep an eye on that. 11 miles an hour on 205.

you're right around an hour with bound 580 tracy into dublin. heavier traffic approaching 24. they are, woulding on removing some debris on westbound 24 just past '680. that's likely the cause for that slowdown. we'll check on drive times coming up next. some relief for drivers in san jose. the city is getting part of the state's gas tax funding to fix potholes. >> $87.5 million allocated for repairs over the next two years. transportation officials plan to seal or resurface dozens of roads. >> we know there are many ways in which this costs motorists. it's much better for the city to be paying for it with taxpayer dollars than for each of our motorists to be paying for it out of their wallets. >> repairs are already under way. this week crews finishing bayshore highway near 101. next week they move to rogers road in north san jose. city council has approved a list of streets to repair next year.

two weeks after the mass shooting at youtube headquarters, san bruno police are investigating another threat. police found an instagram page called youtube shooters. these are posted in the bio, sorry, we had to do it. join the movement. more to come on april 18. police traced the page to a juvenile suspect in pennsylvania and they're deciding whether or not to press charges. former playboy model karen mcdougal has been freed from a contract that prevented her from talking about an alleged affair with donald trump. it agreed to release mcdougal from a 2016 agreement. she claims she was misled into signing the contract for her story in exchange for $150,000. she claims she and mr. trump had a ten-month affair that started in 2006, shortly after melania gave birth. a major retailer has a trade-in for you on our morning money report. the two african-american men

at a starbucks, we'll hear from them next. researchers may have solved some of life's greatest struggles putting together ikea furniture.

we're coming up on 6:44.

here is a look at your california forecast. the rain is going to be hitting l.a. and san diego for the better part of today, mid 60s windy in the high desert. 76 in palm springs. upper 60s, low 70s, breezy through the central valley. we have valley rain and mountain snow in the sierra. let's take a look at this seven-day forecast. that should actually be lake tahoe. what you're going to see are temperatures that will jump so much more above average that it just might be time to put the old seven-day forecast to rest for tahoe. no snow is coming after today. developing news, federal regulators are ordering new inspections of airplane engines similar to the one that blew apart on a southwest plane on tuesday. abc 7's amy hollyfield live at sfo with what's being done. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. the faa wants airlines to inspect their engine fan blades. these engines power about 7,000

737s around the world. this is in response to southwest airlines planes that had the engine that exploded killing a passenger who was partially sucked out of the window. that happened on tuesday. aviation expert steve gan yard explained how intricate these new inspecions will be. >> those blades are connected to a central spindle. where that connection occurs is where these cracks are occurring but they're behind the blade. they're so fine, so thin, you can't really see them. you have to get in with an ultrasound, really the same technology that you look at a baby in utero with. you have to get back there and do this inspection because you can't see it with your eye. >> reporter: this is the second engine to fail like this for southwest airlines in the past two years. aviation officials have debated this directive since then. now in two weeks they will make it an official order. southwest airlines says it has already started accelerating the

inspection of its fleet after this week's deadly failure. the airline says those inspections will probably take about a month. live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. 6:46 right now. new at 6:00 a.m., chp warning people to use extra caution when buying passes to disney land from unknown sources. a robber made off with a trailer containing 6,000 tickets. the trailer belongs to the california future farmers of america which is holding a leadership conference in anaheim. officials say the tickets have been canceled, are no good. they'll be printing new ones. disney is the parent company of o abc 7. tesla is confirming california's occasional safety and health administration is investigating the company over concerns over workplace safety. >> there are reports that worker injuries are being underreported. tesla says cal osha is required to investigate any claims that are made and the company always

provides their full cooperation. >> only on abc 7 news, this morning the two african-american men arrested at a philadelphia starbucks are explaining what happened. in this video you can see rashon nelson and dante robinson being handcuffed by police. "good morning america's" robin rob perts spoke with them this morning. they say they arrived ten minutes early for a real estate business meeting. he asked to use the restroom and the employee refused saying rest rooms were only for paying customers. >> -- walks up to us, asks if she can help us with anything, can we start with drinks or water or something like that. we had bottles of with us with us. we're fine, we're waiting for a meeting. we'll be out really quick type thing. that was it. >> two minutes later an employee called 911. the men say police immediately told them to leave without asking if there was a dispute between them and the starbucks employee. the lesson the men hope people

take away from their experience is coming up at 7:00 on gma. an effort is under way to change sexual harassment policies at workplaces in california. supporters are calling for passage of an assembly bill that will prohibit employees from signing arbitration agreements. >> if it is passed, it will ensure that what happened to me and my co-workers will never happen again because it will prohibit employers from forcing employees to sign away their constitutional rights as a condition of employment. >> critics say the bill doesn't do enough to protect people who already signed arbitration agreements frmgt they also fear it will could spark a wave of millions of lawsuits across the state. looking to get rid of an old child car seat? target is bringing back the car seat trade-in event. >> this sunday through may 5th target says you can bring in any

unwanted car seat and you'll receive a coupon. a team member will give you the coupon. they're partnering with waste management to recycle the car seats. for the first time, ceo jeff bezos is revealing how many amazon prime members. he says the company has more than 100 million subscribers. a year of prime member ship costs $99. bezos said having high standards is key. a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're in the red down about 104 points, 24,646 right now. analysts did expect this lower start after a major asian chip maker delivered a disappointing forecast. investigators are also concerned about rising interest rates. abc 7 breaks down what it means, when you plug in your iphone you may see a popup

asking if you want to trust this computer. according to cyber security company semantic, if you choose trust or allow, it allows an attacker to potentially gain control of your phone and all its data even after you unplug. it's called trust jacket. airport phone chargers or public computers are high risk. we have more advice at abc7news.com under technology. two robots in singapore have just accomplished one of the hardest tasks known to man, assembling ikea furniture. >> check this out. this shows two robots successfully piecing together this chair. it took the rebots 20 minutes to figure this out. ikea says this should take a person about ten minutes. to the robot's defense they did take time analyzing the scattered pieces before starting to assemble the chair. we were just talking about this. there's something about ikea. it causes fights despites the delicious lincolnberry jam.

>> that's why i put my ikea furniture together by myself. >> to save your marriage. >> spouses should never come together. over wood dowels, nothing important. does that look crooked to you? >> if i ever get ikea furniture, call me. >> call me. i'm put it together, by myself. >> you have full reign of the garage. go to it. great day to be outside. don't be inside today putting furniture together. here is a look at the exploratorium camera where you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. that's a stunning sight this morning. mother nature, you've got a sun many and breezy day for us. a warming trend begins. a little fog develops along the coast. over towards berkeley and oakland, maybe in the north bay valleys. that's going to be one of the bigger differences tomorrow morning compared to this morning. a warm earth day weekend coming

up. what happened with the storm? as we talked about yesterday, really trending to stay offshore. there you go at 9:00. this looks a lot like the forecast models, doesn't it? now it's sliding down into so cal and drawing in the sunshine and warmer weather behind it. upper 50s along the coast to low 60s in san francisco. about 64 to 66 around the bay and 66 to 70 inland. here is a look at san francisco. 46 at 7:00. look at this wall to wall sunshine, 56 at noon. 4:00, 57 degrees and still 55 degrees at 7:00. a little microclimate from ingleside and the sunset. downtown mission and bayshore to the low 60s. you can see some of the cloud cover here. some of the fog along the peninsula coast. temperatures not quite as cool tonight. still though your heater may kick on. low to upper 40s, even san francisco, 50. you'll make sure to turn the heater off starting tomorrow, at least away from the coast. low to upper 70s.

mid 70s saturday and sunday. the lows rhettity much into monday around the bay. mid 80s, saturday, sunday and monday. that's the difference between yesterday's forecast and today. keeping the warm weather around another day. let's turn it over to alexis and see what's going on. >> overall a quiet morning. we or enjoying it while it lasts. i want to zoom into 880 southbound from hayward into the fremont area. you're slow as usual. 30 miles an hour, 28 miles an hour and looking pretty heavy most of the way across the san mateo bridge as well. we're sort of at the point where things are filling in. we don't have many blocking incidents this morning. san jose, fairly quiet. northbound 87 looking okay as you head towards the san jose mineta airport. so far drive times haven't been terrible. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 51 minutes. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino looking great at 20 minutes. it is the end of a dynasty in cuba. for the first time in nearly six

decades, the castro family is out of power. the associated press reports raul castro resigned this morning, handing over the presidency to miguel diaz a police officer in texas avoided disaster by mere seconds. a car crashed into a home near dallas and hit a gas line. it exploded right as officers arrived on the scene. three people on the home and a police officer were hurt. police say the driver lost control because his brakes weren't working. today a south bay school district is set to make it official. ufc light heavyweight champion daniel cormier has signed on as the new head wrestling coach at gilroy high school. his fighting career is coming to an end. gilroy resident is choosing to retire next year at age 40. with that in mind, jumped at the chance to coach wrestling at

gilroy high school. abc 7 news caught up with the champ. >> i want to make sure they understand the culture of winning and the culture of excellence from top to bottom, in the classroom, on the wrestling match, just in life. >> cormier plans to fight in the octagon one last time when he takes on the heavyweight champ in las vegas in july. >> what

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whether you're just joining us or heading out the door. here are 7 things you need to know before you go. faa confirmed to abc news it will order the inspection of fan blades following the southwest airlines jet engine explosion. a woman was killed on tuesday after she was partially sucked out of a window that was broken. it is not known whether gregg popovich will coach the spurs against the warriors tonight following the death of his wife. erin popovich passed away yesterday. minnesota prosecutors will announce whether anyone will face charges in the death of prince. he was found alone and unresponsive in his elevator two years ago. number four, city crews will spend the day confiscating more electric scooters blocking san francisco sidewalks. the confiscations come after the

board of supervisors voted to require the scooter programs to get permits for vehicles. number five, a rebound is on the way. temperatures getting back close to average today under just about total sunshine. warmer than average starting tomorrow. number six, here we go again. doesn't sound like a major ordeal yet. we have large potholes reported on westbound 580 near north flynn. those are in the right lane if you want to save your tires this morning. number seven, shake shack settled on a san francisco location. "the chronicle" reports the owners of the building at fillmore and fill bert have filed an application. people are losing their minds over that, very excited. >> i never had it. >> it's really good. >> it's tough. in-n-out country. undefeated so far. we'll be back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. >> great day to sit out on the

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