trump. last night cook arrived with lisa jackson, the vice president of apple environment, policy and social initiatives. there's been no information on what the two may talk about. there is speculation that trade tensions with china could come up, especially since apple's production chain is centered in the country. the president and first lady mel len yeah trump welcomed more than 100 people to the state dinner. the guest list included the vice president and his wife, ivanka trump and hjared hijared hij s mack kron said the bond between france and the u.s. is unbreakable. it's 4:30. if you're engining us, let's get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> let's take a look at our east bay hills camera. you can see the layer of clouds that are out there this morning.

they have climbed in high. they will climb over the east bay hills and make it into the east bay valley, signaling a big change in your temperature that the rest of us felt yesterday. yesterday cloudy everywhere, temperatures low 40s and 50s. clouds will start opening, retreating to the coast by noon. 53 there. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. mostly sunny this afternoon. partly sunny. upper 60s to mid 70s around the bay and inland and a really nice evening on the way. the coast kind of cold, 52. 69 inloond. i might get out there and do some yard work this evening. i have good news in the east bay. if you're traveling northbound on 680 through the walnut creek area, we had a sig alert just before you got to treat boulevard. a five-car crash with injuries involved. that started around 45 minutes ago. they actually just cleared everything. all lanes are back open.

drive times looking good, westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes, another eight across the bay bridge. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo, looking great, just ten minutes. a peninsula community demanding answers in the city of millbrae. gunshots rang out during a wild bar. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: shots rang out in a millbrae neighborhood 1:45 sunday morning. paul larson knew exactly where it came from, the house next door, the airbnb where a party had been going on for hours. >> all of a sudden i heard pow, pow, pow, pow, pow, eight quick gunshots. he watched people arrive all afternoon. he called police twice about the loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff's

deputies came, but there was nothing they could do until the gunfire. >> we located some evidence at the scene which was collected, shell casings. the party goers had run off. larson rallied neighbors to confront the city council tuesday night. some neighbors said this wasn't the first airbnb gone wrong. >> when this happened to us, my family felt threatened. >> reporter: air bnb said negative incidents are extremely well, releasing a statement, we have zero tolerance from this type of behavior and have permanently banned the guest from our platform. the mayor said anyone operating a short-term business in millbrae needs a business license. in this case the homeowner didn't have one. >> we are going to be looking at it very quickly. >> reporter: the city council will consider more formal regulations at the next meeting. from the live desk, a major

announcement from a san francisco vaping company overnight. jewel lab says it will now invest $30 million to stop underage vaping. juul makes an e-cigarette that looks like a usb drive. this morning's announcement from juul comes one day after the food and drug administration questioned the design of the small vaping devices. juul says the 30 million will fund research on vaping and an expert panel to fight underage use. the company also says it will support state and federal legislation to raise the minimum age for vaping products up to 21 years old. this morning a livermore man is in jail after police say he robbed a neighbor at gunpoint. a three-hour standoff with police ensued after the man ran back to hide inside his home. sky 7 captured dramatic images of s.w.a.t. officers smashing

windows, using teargas, even drones to try to get the man to surrender. he was taken into custody without any injuries. police believe the suspect was hiding in the attic. the company accused of falsifying soil tests from the navy shipyad is planning to hold a news conference. ten tra tech ceo said a letter insisting the work was done strictly by the book. tetra tech ceo said the form would test for a retesting and said it would take one or two months. earlier this year the navy's preliminary report show nearly half of the data collected by tetra tack was flawed. plans to redevelop the land is on old. 12,000 housing units are proposed. a hostile message posted to women moments before his attack.

he praised elliot rodger, the man who killed six people in a shooting rampage near uc santa barbara four years ago. rogers said he did it because he was rejected by women. acquaintances say massian was a loaner who appeared to be afraid of women. a six-car collision in petaluma killed one person and hurt three others. the fatality is a world renowned research biologist. 66-year-old susan williams died when her prius was hit head on by a pickup truck driven by a 19-year-old. police believe the teen may have been distracted before his car crossed the lanes. if you're heading to the dmv, everything should be back to normal after a saft wear update caused massive delays. some customers waited five hours to get inside the offices. longer lines yesterday due to so

many people with rescheduled appointments. the dmv's electronic license exam went down. some offices had to go old school with written exams which are more time consuming. the warriors will play the pelicans on saturday at oracle arena in game one of the western conference semifinals. >> last night the warriors struggled in the fourth quarter but hung on to beat the spurs 99-91. tickets for the first home games will go on sale today. the general public can start buying them on the warriors website at 5:00 p.m. can't wait to see anthony davis come in and take on the rest of our team. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a little cooler inland. look at the upper 40s in pleasant hill, pleasanton and livermore. everyone else about 51 degrees. here is a look at south beach. looking at the western span of the bay bridge. traffic kind of quiet.

we'll talk to alexis in just a second. let me focus on the weather side of our commute. notice, green, green, green, morning clouds for the roads, but the fog will be limited. more marine layer clouds. ferry ride today, get ready for afternoon sunshine even though it will be cloudy through most of the morning. mass transit, cool this morning, but mild this afternoon. san francisco, still cloudy about 50. you'll start to see the clouds open up on the bay side at 52. total sunshine for just a couple hours this afternoon. 55 at 4:00. the clouds start rolling in, low 50s by 8:00. here is a look at the south bay. we start at 54, mostly cloudy at 8:00. total sunshine starting around 10:00. by noon we're 67. low to mid 70s during the afternoon hours. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. temperature will drop to about 61 by 8:00. pretty quiet weather wise. you say you're following a few issues this morning? >> a couple early morning

crashes. our situation in walnut creek, that one is all clear. one new crash in san jose. let's take you down to 280. this is on the southbound side of 280 past meridian avenue. heading toward the 87 interchange. solo vehicle crash blocking the two left lanes right now. it's early. we normally have light volumes at this time of day. chb arriving on the scene. i will keep an eye on it. not a huge deal at the moment. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. we'll take a look at mass transit coming up next. california enters into the battle over who controls your internet. you or telecom companies. the major step state lawmakers have taken. a big setback at city hall for the san francisco landlord who evicted a 100-year-old woman. >> it was very lonely before. you'd be the only woman and there was no place to turn. >> jane fonda and lilly tomlin still conquering hollywood and

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it's 4 kwoo 42 on wednesday. let's take a look around the state. palm springs flirting with 100. look how much cooler it is towards the coast. 90 in fresno, mid 80s through the rest of the central valley.

78 in yosemite and 69 in tahoe today. 58 in monterey where the clouds will be stubborn. we've got a marginal chance of severe weather tomorrow across the sierra. that will bring us back to average by friday. a wintery mix, not much accumulation for saturday and another chance monday. so after being near 70 today, temperatures barely in the upper 40s to 50 saturday and sunday. natasha. >> thank you. the san francisco apartment building where a 100-year-old woman was evicted will not be turned into condos. iris canada was 100 years old when she died last year, one month after being evicted from the property she called home for 60 years. the board of supervisors rejected the landlord's application last night because it pro hikts condo conversions at a property where a senior has been evicted. a

effect near laurel creek elementary school in fairfield. health experts say people who spent time indoors with the infected person face the highest risk of developing tb. that person is being treated for the respiratory disease. california is a step closer to creating its own net neutrality rules. the senate judiciary committee has voted in favor of a bill by scott weiner. the ftc voted last year to rescind the rules at the federal level. the california bill still needs the approval of one more committee before heading to the senate floor. professional business of california business woman is being called another success. >> speakers told compelling stories of empowerment at mascone center. >> reporter: the professional

businesswomen of california conference has focused on creating more opportunities in the workplace and even leaning in. this time the empowerment movement dominated the conversation. actress ashley judd spokane diddley about the me too movement. >> it takes guts to speak up, but make sure you cultivate those strong female-to female alliances. >> reporter: the gender pay gap continues to be a heated topic. several actresses have spoken about the importance of equal pay. two of those attending this conference decided to remain silent no more. >> one of the things that's different now is that we're talking about it. women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out that, you know, the guy is getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about it. you would get fired if you talked about your salary. >> use caster and former first lady of california maria shriver came to talk about women's

health. today she is an architect for change in the fight against alzheimer's. >> i said no, let's talk about it. let's try to understand it. let's be open about it because that way more people will come forward and people will say will say, oh, i'm not alone. >> bay area congresswoman jackie speier encouraged all to keep the empowerment message alive. >> we've got to do it for our kids, grandkids, all the women who come after us. >> she helped this conference get started in 1989. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. >> what an amazing event. so many people posting their photos and videos. people came up to the booth and said hi to us. these are some of them including the #abc7now. when you post you can see it here on television or abc7news.com. it was an incredible experience. >> a great opportunity for us to meet our viewers. believe it or not, we're talking to nothing here, just an empty

studio. we know you're out there but we can't see you. nice to have you come up and talk to us. >> very powerful. enjoyed the stories. heard somebody met amy in 1993 on a bus in new orleans and now she watches us because of that. 24 years ago. i can't wait to tell amy that story, if she's watching right now. 4:47 this morning. let's take a look at what's going on outside. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. in this case, memoriville looking quiet. let's talk about a deeper marine layer today. the cooling conditions will reach inland. 80s are gone from the forecast for a long time. sprinkles still possible friday with morning drizzle due saturday, sunday, possibly monday, and that will increase our cooling trend. here is a look at the culprit. this area of low pressure is sitting here and spinning. that's deepening the marine layer. that's why we have more cooling on the way. check out the temperatures in the south bay, still going to be pleasant. low to mid 70s.

only 61 today at santa cruz. look at this. 60s are back and they dominate the peninsula from 62 in millbrae to mid and upper 60s elsewhere. look at the 50s along the coast today. that's the crisp 59 downtown, 60 in south san francisco. temperatures below average there. maybe 76 as you head up towards cloverdale, one of the warm spots. 68 in fremont. as we head into land, mid to upper 70s from 73 in pleasanton. to it in's temperatures, mid to low 40s. fog covering all our neighborhoods. we'll see an even bigger drop in temperatures tomorrow inland. 50s, 60s, 70s for friday, saturday, sunday, monday. we'll start to see 70s return on tuesday. >> pretty quiet at this early hour. we're taking a look at our walnut creek camera where we had annish yoo u on the northbound

side. all lanes back open before you get to treat boulevard. that sig alert has been canceled. southbound lanes starting to fill in as you approach highway 24. no major delays there. just double checked with ace. they're still having gps issues. they are out and are on time today. shouldn't have any problems with ace 3, 5 or 7. 28 b.a.r.t. trains in service, no issues there. normal service and no delays from muni. yahoo! will be paying a massive fine for failing to disclose a data breach. >> spotify adding a feature for free. >> the company formerly known azia hoo is hit with a heavy fine for the data hack. >> ordered to pay $35 million. the sec ruled they withheld details that affected a half billion users. spotify is giving away more music for free.

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it's 4:53. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we wake up friday morning and all is dry. the deeper marine layer and cooler trend could bring rain. very light. cloverdale northward, maybe drizzle along the coast. as we head through the week and the marine layer will be deep enough to look at the drizzle. it could be measurable. up to .01 to .02. that means a little dew on the grass. a hard working team of volunteers from the bay area received a well-deserved thank you for their work in hurricane-ravaged puerto rico. >> san francisco mayor mark farrell honored more than a dozen members of the department of public health made of up doctors, nurses and mental health workers. they treated nearly 100 patients

in about a week. >> they were long days, they were tired and hungry, but they did an amazing job taking care of people. they were all really committed, mission driven healers. i felt lucky to be with them. >> the team worked in the northwestern part of the island where many people were still without water and power. >> napa valley went through so much drought, heavy rain and wildfires in 2017. nevertheless, they had a record setting agricultural year, all thanks to wine grapes. the agricultural production value in the county was $757 million. that's $20 million over the previous record. wine grapes accounted for 99% of the total. cabernet saf i don't know, chardonnay and merlot accounted for 80% of total wine grape value. >> the price of wine is going up around the world. global wine production has dropped to its lowest level in 60 years, mostly due to bad

weather. wholesale wine prices with up 74% in italy. you the will see the biggest difference on the cheaper bottles since those profit margins are already so low. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast at 4:55 this morning. let's talk about today's day game at at&t park. clouds will open up just in time for a sunny afternoon. temperatures will struggle because of the breezes. 60 at 12:45. warming up to only 61 at 3:45 when possibly the giants sweep of the nationals is over. won the first two games. this is the third game of the set. take the sunscreen, even though it won't feel that warm, you could still get burnt today. let's look at the traffic with alexis. >> a couple issues in the south bay. nexter one causing much of a backup. still early to have two issues working there. southbound 280 past meridian trying to clean up a silver vehicle crash blocking the two left lanes. no delays in the area. north of there, southbound 101

at oakland, reports of a vehicle smoking heavy. not sure if it's fully engulfed there. some type of vehicle fire off on the shoulder. not too much of a delay in the area. traffic on the right, southbound lanes of 101 past 880 you're approaching that incident. next update at 5:00. happening today, san francisco's grace cathedral unveils a church service that will bring national attention, the beyonce mass. >> the reverend uses it to talk about the issues that black women face in society. to be clear, as far as we know, beyonce will not be attending or performing. grace cathedral has received lots of praise and controversy for using a pop icon to address modern day spirituality. you can decide for yourself when it hams tonight at 6:30. a major day for president trump's proposed travel ban and outrage in the east bay.

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wednesday, april 25th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has a cooler look ahead. >> the marine layer taking over, but it is marine layer clouds. notice the visibility. only as low as six. so we're not seeing any fog this morning at our reporting stations. here is a look from our roof camera. look at the flags on the ferry building, pretty much unfurled and blowing to the east. that's why temperatures will be cooler across the board today. temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s. in my 7:00 hour, my 12-hour day planner, mostly sunny by noon except for the coast. that's why you're stuck in the 50s. the rest of us in the mid to upper 60s. near 70 to 76. at 7:00 clouds start rolling in from the coast where it's 52. rest of us in the low to upper 60s. how about the commute this morning alexis? >> a live look