outside. the marine layer is back causing the cooling trend today. in san jose and santa rosa, it's four miles. that's a thick cloud deck that we're seeing at the golden gate bridge. notice the flag blowing to the east. that's why the cooler weather will make it to our inland east bay neighborhoods. cooler, mid 40s to mid 50s. the sunshine will be limited. mid to upper 60s our lunchtime temperatures. noon 69 to 76. a decent evening, 62 to 69. hey, alexis. >> good morning. looking at typical backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on at 5:21 this morning. moving along fine in the car pool lanes. no incidents along the roud into san francisco. westbound 580 tracy to dublin our other slow spot. westbound 4, antioch to concord,

23. san rafael into san francisco on 101, looking great at 16 minutes. a crash at 101 and 280 in san francisco. we'll head there next. we're tracking the latest ruling on daca and a big legal setback for t >> this time a federal judge ruled that new applications have to be allowed for the daca program. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: the city is releasing the ruling. saying daca recipients employed here provide critical services to residents. daca was started back in 2012. this latest ruling by a most of them brought to the u.s. as children, the decision to end the program came in september with the trump administration saying it would be phased out over six months. lawsuits followed. the federal judge ruled on a lawsuit filed by the naacp and

princeton university. judge john bates says the trump administration has to resume the program. he gave them 90 days to restate its arguments before its order takes effect. if the ruling stands, it would require the administration to accept requests from first-time applicants. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. developing news in concord where a fire at an apartment building under construction is still smoldering mother than 24 hours after it started. this is a live look from galindo street and concord boulevard. the fire department is worried more of the building could collapse. hundreds of people who live in the building next door have been evacuated. albany high school students who posted racist photos on social media are being rewarded $400,000 from the school district. last night angry parents confronted the school board about the settlement. 13 students and one teacher were targets of instagram posts. high school administrators found

out about the images and says they took inappropriate disciplinary action against the posters. parents say they feel like they've been revictimized. >> we couldn't believe that the district settled with these families, and that's families claim their first amendment right to free speech, not saying it was hate speech or that it was a hate crime. >> i don't think the school should have disciplined them at all. this was speech that occurred spleetly outside of school on a platform not sponsored by school amongst students on a private account. >> in an open letter parents listed demands to the school district including compensating each of the targeted students $80,000. that a new state safety law fines the california state university system has done a poor job protecting students and employees from hazardous materials in labs and classrooms. the chronicle reports a santa rosa lawmaker asked for the audit after allegations of an asbestos coverup at sonoma state

university. the report found all 23 csu campuses are using hazard douse tooerls form instructional resource. sonoma state was among four schools with on going problem. the audit says the chancellor's office repeatedly ignored safety recommendations by the auditor. here are the moments before police arrested a man who they believe shot two dallas police officers and a home depot security guard last night. police say the suspect also fired at them during a chase across dallas. the manhunt started after a shooting at a home depot yesterday afternoon when officers tried to detain a suspect wanted for theft. both injured officers and a home depot guard went through surgery last night. their conditions have not been released. this is new video overnight of the suspected, 29-year-old armando juarez, he pleaded guilty of stealing a car and was wanted for skipping a sentencing hearing in february. the investigation continues into the shooter who killed

people at a waffle house near nashville. lawmakers honored the hero credited for preventing an even bigger tragedy yesterday. a standing ovation for james shaw, junior, who was honored in an emotional ceremony at the tennessee capital. he said he hid behind a door at the restaurant and when the suspect went to reload, he grabbed the barrel of the gun and wrestled it away from him. shaw threw the gun over-the-counter and forced the suspect outside. >> i didn't actually do it to save people. i did it just to save my life. in me saving lives, i saved other lives. that's probably one of the greatest things i think you can do. >> shaw started a gofundme page for the victims, and there is one for shaw as well. we have links to both of them on abc7news.com. it's 6:05 now. happening today the supreme court will hear arguments in the

final case on the season's document, president trump's travel ban. the ban applies to travelers from five countries from iran, libya, somalia, syria and yemen. justices will consider whether the president can indelph it inially keep people out of the country based on their nationality. the administration has argued the courts have no role to play because the president has broad powers over immigration and national security. a pilot program to crack down on car break-ins at san francisco parking garages seems to be working. officials are looking to expand. amazon's alexa is going kid friendly. find out how the company plans to put an end to those stories about buying all sorts of toys an gifts on parents' accounts. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i know you're wondering why does he keep talking about the chances of rain when it's only 10% friday and saturday. it's because of the

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if you're heading out the door at about 6:10. let's see how you should dress. 48 in daly city.

pacifica 49. san carlos at 54. low to mid 50s along the shore. mid to upper 40s through the north bay. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the marine layer and the flag blowing to the east. cooler weather today. comfortable if you have to do yard work. going to be gray and chilly at the beach. temperatures in the 50s. san francisco, my 12-hour planner. noon at 54. we'll hang in the mid to upper 50s with sunshine on the bay side. in the south bay, 55 this morning. 20 degrees warmer during the afternoon hours with mid 70s. just talked to alexis. she has new issues to tell you about. >> let's take a look at walnut creek, southbound 680 around treat boulevard. some type of issue on the right shoulder. i don't think we have lanes taken away, but definitely heavy traffic as you approach highway 24. northbound side clear. we had an earlier issue that

cleared a couple hours ago at this point. that side looking good. southbound 680 past 580 merge, multicar crash blocking at least one lane. slow north of that 580 merge. we have the left lane blocked southbound 101 before the 280 connector in san francisco. next traffic update at 6:20. from alexis to amazon's alexa. let's talk about that. the company saying it's going to make the device kid friendly. the smart assistant is pretty family friendly already. parents worry about kids buying things on the device, so amazon says it's considering rolling out an update designed with parents in mind. that upgrade reportedly coming out next month on may 9th and will include its own version of free time which is the parental control prom that amazon uses on fire tablets. there will be a free and a premium version. and here is my favorite part of this upgrade.

the new upgrade will encourage kids to say please when asking a question. alexa will then respond by saying, quote, by the way, thanks for asking so nicely. isn't that nice? >> i can probably use those manners, too. thank you, jessica. a gym is offering a new feature to make sure you have no reason not to get in your daily run. >> new efforts to regulate all the scooters who appeared in san francisco. they could end up being banned altogether. 6:12 as we head to break. a live look outside right now. there is that spooky layer delivery should look like this. handcrafted layers of clean food you can give your kids. tomatoes. even the picky ones. panera. food as it should be. now delivered. claritin and relief from non-drowsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens.

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look at this. eventually this image will restore your faith in humanity. a driver's dash cam captured the moment a chevy malibu crashed into the sidewalk. the people inside the car got out okay in washington, d.c. but there was someone in the sidewalk who got hit and went under the car. that is when this group of strangers quickly banded together and lifted the car off the victim. in all, four people sustained serious injuries. the malibu went on the sidewalk because another vehicle crashed into it. san francisco officials say car break-ins have decreased significantly throughout

city-owned parking garages thanks to efforts of police and municipal transportation agencies. the garage at stockton street has seen an 83% decline in one month. the plauf. 56 high definition cameras have been installed. by the year 20 to the remaining 16 garages also have the same upgrades. your morning run may never be the same after this story. >> british gym chain david lloyd's club offers personal trainers equipped with tv screens. you make the show, the trainer will allow you to pick the route to watch the entire episode. they have a backpack with a screen on the back of it so you are watching it as you run behind them

they say this will help busy people catch up on their shows while getting exercise. >> is it april 1st? it's not? >> i love it. >> as someone who runs on the treadmill once a week and you feel like you're never getting anywhere, this is different. at least you're outside trying to kill two birds with one stone. >> you going to pay someone $130 an hour for that? >> no. i didn't realize it was $130. >> i don't either. but trainers are expensive. >> they are expensive. >> look at the clouds. that's a sign of the times. we're transitioning into that more summertime pattern with the morning gray giving way to the sunshine. tonight the clouds will return and that means the lows will be just like what you're experiencing this morning. limited rain but much cooler.

temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. downtown 59. mission and south san francisco, 60. east bay, warmer, mid to upper 60s here. richmond at 62. we'll have 64 in oakland. 67 in santa rosa. the warm spot, sonoma 71, napa about 72 degrees. inland east bay, the 80s are gone, mid 70s for you. along the peninsula, temperatures low to upper 60s but on the coast side only mid 50s. our last stop down in the south bay low to upper 70s with san jose about 75. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures tumble inland tomorrow. look at the rumble of 60s and 70s friday through monday. a chance of morning drizzle with the marine layer saturday, sunday and monday. have a good one. here is al execs exis.

>> southbound 680 near stone ridge drive, two vehicles involved in this. does not sound too serious, i don't believe we have any injuries and they have been able to push that off to the shoulder. no lanes blocked at this point. slow north of 580. if you're trying to get out of the central valley, down to 6 miles an hour on 205, 14 on 580. things slowly starting to pick up maybe a bit there. that's our typical volume. we don't have any blocking incidents in that area. coming from the east bay this morning, no issues once you make it into the city. the metering lights on at 5:21 today. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> robin rob perts is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, robin. >> natasha and reggie, good morning to you. the news breaking overnight in dallas at the home depot. the shooting suspect captured after that wild chase.

accused of shooting two dallas police offs and a security guard. two officers are said to be in critical condition. we're live in dallas this morning and have the latest. new concerns about fake reviews on amazon. a report claiming some reviews are still being artificially inflated despite amazon banning paid reviews a year and a half ago. rebecca jarvis is going to be here and tell us how to tell a fake review from the real thing. what are the new rules? we have a new series that debra roberts is bringing us on rules in the workplace. how the me too and time's up movements are affecting the average office work. she sat down with a group of 50-year-olds, a group of 20-year-olds, asked simple questions about can you give your colleague a complement in the workplace. it was fascinating the differen

difference. >> we missed you at the professional businesswomen's conference yesterday robin. >> i know you killed it, natasha. i'll be there next year. >> thanks, robin. >> spies who had self destructing messages in the destructing messages in the movies, now you c ♪ when i first came to ocean bay, what i saw was despair. i knew something had to be done. hurricane sandy really woke people up, to showing that we need to invest in this community. i knew having the right partner we could turn this place around. it was only one bank that could finance a project this difficult and this large, and that was citi. preserving affordable housing preserves communities. so we are doing their kitchens and their flooring and their lobbies and the grounds.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather foreca forecast. look at the great deck of clouds out there. the cooling hit the coast in san francisco yesterday. now it's going to move inland. concord goes from 85 to 75. more cooling coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> take a look at this. an incredible effort to save a life. this is getting a lot of attention this morning. 13 truckers prevented a man from jumping off an overpass in detroit. this is new video of the incident. it started with one truck, stopping under the bridge where the man was threatening to jump. authorities waved a dozen others to park under the overpass. they ended up shaking each truck trucker's hand after the incident. go to abc7news.com/takeaction and find your ally. san francisco may ban electric scooters if companies don't crack down on riders who ignore the rules. the ban is part of a preliminary

outline to propose regulations of a public outcry. the san francisco transportation agency could approve the program by next tuesday. scooters left on sidewalks, drivers zipping in and out of traffic and also riding on sidewalks which is illegal have been causing a lot of problems in the city. san francisco has awarded its first private transit operator per met to cheriot. it serves up to 4,000 commuters a day. the city wants permitted private companies operate in a way that works on public streets. that means having handicapped accessible vehicles that don't block traffic and will train drivers. chariot may move stops and change routes to less busy streets to comply with city rules. we have great news about dark chocolate. a new study says it may make your smarter. abc's dr. jennifer ashton is

talking about it on "good morning america." she says if you're looking for a just case to eat more chocolate, you'll probably find it in this next study funded by researchers at loma linda university. >> a small study, looked at five people, eegs to measure brain activity, 48 grams of 78% cac cow. >> the study of five people, but still, dr. ashton says there are other benefits. it has tons of antioxidants, anti-inflammatory benefits, too. on the flip side it's high in sugar and calories. >> take the good, you take the % bad. it seems like something out of a james bond movie. starting this week, gmail will allow e-mails to self-destruct. the feature is called confidential mode. it allows you to send a message to expire in one day up to five years. it requires the recipient to enter a pass code before they can read it. the tool works with e-mails sent

to non-gmail accounts as part of an effort by google to increase security. >> isn't that what snapchat is for? >> that's what i thought. it's a crazy and new world. tim cook goes to the white house. the meeting today between apple ceo and the president. loud noise and gunshots had people calling the poli

welcome to this wednesday, april 25th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's get right into your microclimates. we'll start with the winds. the reason i bring this up on live doppler 7, it's cloudy. no drizzle i.'s the 14-mile-per-hour wind. the sea breeze is back and made it inland. that means everybody is going to be cooler, more so inland. here is my accuweather 12-hour planner. you can see upper 40s to mid 50s through a cloudy 7:00 hour. the rest of us in the mid to upper 60s. sunshine at 4:00 away from the coast. low to mid 70s there.

a nice evening away from the coast. here is alexis. >> things looking all right ot the roads. southbound 680 at treat boulevard in walnut creek. we had activity off on the shoulder. things are still slow through the area. but no major blocking issues. maybe a little residual delay. drive times a longing good, too. 15 minutes westbound 580 castro valley to the maze. slight delays 280/680 to highway 85. in the yellow at 16 minutes. hundreds of people are still out of their homes in concord after a massive fire. >> i showed you those flames more than 24 hours ago. this morning firefighters are still dousing a gutted building with water. amy hollyfield is live at the scene for us. good morning. amy. >> good morning, natasha. they're still dealing with flare-ups. look behind me. there's so much smoke coming off the building.

they're still spraying water on it. this is 29 hours after it started. it's been quite a battle out here. look at this scare they had yesterday. a five-story scaffolding collapsed. the fire department is worried more could come down. so they are in defensive mode. they're also worried about the residents who live in the apartment building next door. they still have an evacuation order in place for those residents. some tell us it has been difficult. >> affected my life pretty badly. my life is pretty much working for my business. i guess until my living place is well settled down, our business will be affected, too. >> reporter: the fire was called in right before 1:00 a.m. yesterday. this is an apartment building that was under construction at the intersection of galindo and clayton in concord. two people are hurt in this fire. they suffered from smoke inhalation. investigators don't know whether this was arson or an

investigation. the cause is still under investigation. reporting live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. a peninsula community demanding answers from the city of millbrae after gunshots terrorize the neighborhood. this was during a wild party at an airbnb rental. >> you can hear it. sunday morning neighbors called police twice about loud music and noise. san mateo county sheriff's deputies came and said there was nothing they could do until the gunfire happened. last night residents urged the city council to make changes. >> if you feel this is important, please applaud, thank you. >> we are going to be looking at it very quickly because we cannot have this happening again. >> the city council said it will consider more formal regulations at its next meeting. airbnb told abc 7 news negative incidents are rare. the company released a statement that reads in part, quote, we have zero tolerance for this

type of behavior and permanently banned the guests from our platform. santa rosa police asked for the public's help for looking for two men who tried to lure a boy into their van. two men in a black van approached him and police say they offered him candy to get in. the child hid until the van it's described as a work style van with silver trim. a man robbed a neighbor at gunpoint. a three-hour pursuit ensued. sky 7 captured dramatic images of smart officers smashing windows, even teargas and drones to get the man to surrender. a s.w.a.t. team and canine entered the home and took him into custody without any injuries. police believe the suspect was

hiding in the add tick. a news conference today, tetra tech ceo sent a letter to the navy's director of base closures insisting the work was done strictly by the book. tetra tech ceo says the firm would pay for retesting of the property. he said that would take one to two months. as we've been reporting the epa found tetra tech falsified nearly all its soil tests from land slated for housing. plans to redevelop the land now on hold. a six-car collision in pet luchl ma killed one person and hurt three others. unfortunately we're hearing the fatality is a world renowned marine biologist. this is 66-year-old susan williams, she died when her prius was hit head on by a pickup truck driven by a 18

19-year-old. a major announcement from a san francisco vaping company overnight. juul labs says it will invest $30 million to stop under age vaping. they make a vaping cigarette that looks like a usb drive. this morning's announcement comes one day after the food and drug administration questioned the design of the small vaping devices. juul says the $30 help fight underage use. apple ceo tim cook will be back at the white house this morning for a meeting with the chief executive. >> last night cook arrived with lisa jackson. cook will meet with the president at 10:45 our time. there's been no information as to what the two may talk about. there's speculation that trade tensions with china could come up, especially since apple's

production chain is centered in that country. the president and first lady melania trump welcomed more than 100 people to the state dinner for french president macron. it included vice president mike pence and his wife karen, ivanka trump and jared kushner. and one democratic leader, louisiana governor john bell edwards. president trump told macron the bond between the u.s. and france is unbreakable. mr. trump lavished praise on his wife melania for organizing the dinner on the joint address is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. pacific. you're never more tha seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's take a look at temperatures down in the south bay. up in the hills it's cool. 46 in los gatos. down in the valley, morgan hill 48. 50 in los altos hills to about 56 in san jose. that's pretty much what we have

on the peninsula. we have low to mid 50s. upper 40s to near 50 in our inland and east bay neighborhoods. mid to upper 40s in the north bay. slightly cooler than yesterday. check out the cloud cover that's out there as we look across the san mateo bridge from east to west. the roads today, morning clouds today. not much in the way of fog. afternoon snoon, cool to mild if you're taking mass transit. east bay, cloud cover through 8:00, 54. moudly cloudy at 10:00. sunshine and mid to upper 60s through 6:00. check out the temperatures in the afternoon hours, hitting 70 near noon all the way through 6:00. going to the game this afternoon? giants are going to try to sweep the nationals. it's going to be a little chilly and breezy. with the sunshine you'll need the sunshine. dress for temperatures in the low 60s. we'll turn it over to alexis before you head out the door. any hot spots? >> a couple slowdowns out there.

nothing too major yesterdt this morning. a new crash on westbound 580 before you get to hopyard. perhaps they're running a traffic break. we have a crash reported with a motorcycle in this as well. so keeping a close eye on this one, it does sound like we have one lane blocked at the moment. if you're coming into the dublin, pleasanton area, we or starting to see a backup. the other crash in the area, southbound 680 past the 580 merge, that's been pushed to the shoulder. things improving there. not terrible on the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're traveling through the middle on the right-hand side you're backed up into the maze. metering lights on at 5:21 this morning. the dmv says everything should be back to normal after a software update caused massive delays yesterday. the upgrades caused a slowdown

on monday which led to these long lines yesterday because so many people had to reschedule their appointments. also yesterday the dmv's electronic license exam went down. so that meant some offices had to go back to doing written exams which takes more time. last night the warriors struggled in the fourth quarter, but they hung on to beat the spurs 99-91 to close out the first round series. tickets for the first three home games against the pelicans will go on sale today. the general public can start buying them on the warriors website at 5:00 p.m. some of the reviews you read on amazon are fake. the popular products that can be targeted and what you should be looking out for. a big setback for the san francisco landlord who evicted a 100-year-old woman. at 6:40, let's take a live look at what's happening at the new york stock exchange. looks down we're down

welcome back. coming up on 6:44. i was putting this forecast together and a couple things caught my eye. the 42-degree spread to monterey at 58 to palm springs at 100. 67 in san diego, 71 in l.a.

it's going to be warm in tahoe today, 69, than here in san francisco at 59. in tahoe a chance of severe thunderstorms tomorrow. then it's 20 degrees cooler with rain and snow saturday and again monday. learning more about the ma'am suspected of ramming a van into pedestrians in toronto killing ten people. alec menacian posted a hostage message on facebook prior to monday's attack. he praised elliot rodger. roger said he was rejected by women. witnesses say the man was a loner who appeared to be afraid of women. also tracking the latest ruling on daca. that is a big legal setback for the trump administration. a judge ruled that new applications must be allowed for the daca program. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live for us in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning,

natasha and reggie. the city of san jose has been a big supporter of daca, filing lawsuits on dreamers' behalf and also helped with paperwork. now they're getting help from courts again. a federal judge has ruled the trump administration has to resume the program. starting in 2012 under president obama, daca protects about 700,000 daca immigrants from being deportd. if the ruling stands, it would require the administration to accept requests from first-type applicants. the decision to end daca came in september with the trump administration saying it would phase out the program over six months. lawsuits followed. leaders have offered scholarships to help pay for the applications here in san jose. matt keller, abc 7 news. the san francisco apartment building where a 100-year-old woman was evicted will not be turned into condos after all. iris canada was 100 years old when she died last year, one

month after being evicted from the western add r edition property she called home for 60 years. the land record applied for condo conversion. city code prohibits condo conversions at properties where a senior has been evicted. a tuberculosis warning in solano county. oficials haven't revealed if the infected person is a student or staff member at laurel creek elementary school. people who spent time indoors with the infected person face the highest risk. now here is your morning money report. getting a little extra leg room on an alaska airlines flight will soon cost you more. >> starting in the fall the airline will add an extra charge for exit row seats. it's mott the only change that's coming. they'll also begin afrg a new

saver fare. alaska ceo says the changes are in response to increasing fuel costs and competition and the changes come as alaska completes its merger with virgin america. its final flight left sfo last night. your next bottle of wine is probably going to cost more. according to the international organization of vine and wine, global production hit its lowest in 60 years. in italy, wholesale wine prices are actually up 74%. buyers will see the biggest difference when you go for the cheaper bottles of wine since those profit margins are already pretty low. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange right now as trading gets under way, down 152 points, 23,872. all eyes will be on silicon valley today. twitter reporting its second quarterly profit this morning, making $664 million in revenue. facebook, ebay and paypal all report their earnings later today. speaking of the stock

market, watching comcast stock. the media giant just made a $30 billion bid to buy london tv operator sky. it's a really big deal. stocks are up this morning for comcast. i want to show you here on my computer. they're at more than $33 a share. that is up more than 1% right now. comcast's bid for sky tops the bid made by 21st century fox, and sky already responding this morning, and it's withdrawing its recommendation to shareholders to accept that fox bid that was made earlier after this comcast bid came down just this morning. so stay tuned. it could go to comcast. back to you. attention online shoppers. are some of those reviews you're reading on amazon actually fakes? a new report says yes. despite amazon's attempt to stop paid reviews, they're still popping up for popular items like bluetooth headphones,

speakers and diet pills. "the washington post" owned by jeff bezos reports a vast majority of reviews for products in popular categories appear to violate amazon's prohibition on paid reviews. abc's rebecca jarvis says there are red flags to watch out for. >> for example, look for the dates on the reviews. if you see a huge influx of reviews on the same day that are all positive, that can be a giveaway those people are paid, also the language. if there's a lot of reputation in the language, for example, somebody says over and over, i use this at the gym, that can be a give away as well. >> amazon said inauthentic reviews make up less than 1% of reviews last month. some powerful voices shared an up lifting message at the professional businesswomen of california con frechbs. >> ashley judd, jane fonda, lilly tomlin and maria sliefr,

as well as congresswoman jackie speier were among those who spoke. this year was about empowerment with the top issue being the gender pay gap. >> women are talking about what their salaries are and figuring out that the guy is getting a whole lot more. >> you weren't supposed to talk about it. you'd get fired if you talked about your salary. >> reggie and i had the honor of speaking. you woke us up. thank you for all of your enthusiasm. >> good morning tvwc. >> good morning! >> jessica also had the honor of speaking with our own spencer christian >> en thus, what the other folks

take away from hearing you folks talk. drew and i hung out at our booth. >> got to meet drew, too. never see him. it was nice meeting everybody. can't wait until next year. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i keep going back to this. i know it's probably going to get old by august, but this view just makes me smile every morning, watching the clouds roll over the east bay hills like water rolling down a mountain. deeper marine layer clouds means cooler conditions from san francisco move all the way inland today. sprinkles friday across the north bay. drizzle saturday, sunday, monday morning which will be our coldest afternoons that's why the cooling trend will increase. the area of low pressure that started the cooling trend still sitting and spinning. by friday it moves across the north bay. that's what brings you the chance of rain and deepening the marine layer for us. 70 in milpitas, 78 in gilroy.

mid to upper 60s on the peninsula. look how raw it's going to be at the coast. a little more sunshine than yesterday, but not enough to get that temperature up. near 60 in downtown. 65 at petaluma. nearly ten degrees warmer as you head towards cloverdale, 76. 62 at richmond, mid to upper 60s along the east bayshore. 73 in pleasanton to brentwood at 78. tonight cloud cover everywhere. temperatures about the same as this morning, mid 40s to low 50s. the biggest drop in temperatures tomorrow will be inland. we'll all be in the 50s, 60s,ed friday, saturday, sunday, monday. a warming trend and drier air starting tuesday. i want to take you to our traffic alert in the try valley. quite a bit has happened with a crash involving a motorcycle on westbound 580 at hacienda drive. originally the three left lanes were blocked. as i was walking up here a moment ago they canceled the sig

alert. all lanes are back open. hopefully the backup will start to improve in a bit. we had a delay on southbound 680 past the 580 interchange, down to about 16 miles an hour. that is due to an earlier crash as well. quick check of drive times. tracy to dublin is going to be bad with that crash, one hour and 35 minutes. slight delays westbound 4 antioch to concord. researchers have developed an app that can help cannabis users determine if they have perhaps taken too much to perform dangerous or difficult activities. >> it's literally called am i stoned. it was designed by a team at the university of chicago. it includes tests for reaction time, a memory game and a test of screen tapping speed. it could eventually prove useful as a tool to improve a user's awareness and understand their own impairment. happening tonight, san francisco's grace cathedral unveils a church service gar energy national attention, a

beyonce mass. >> the service will be led by reverend i don't land do norton who has used beyonce's songs, using them as a tool to talk about issues frak women face in society. to be clear, queen b will not be attending or performing at the mass. grace cathedral also received praise and controversy for using a pop icon to address modern spirituality. decide for yourself. the service is tonight at 6:30. >> what if she did attend? >> that would be amazing. >> what if, like, michelle showed up? >> that's more realistic. a pony is home safe after spending a day running around the highway. >> this video shows an escorting the horseback to its home. apparently the pony wanted to be a wild horse. it galloped on a highway.

police lured the horse to safety by offering it some carrots and then took it home. >> something about this that touches my heart and it's also kind of sad. >> a whole hero's journey. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> if you haven't yet, follow us@abc news bay area. you can share your photo

here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, developing news in concord where a fire at an apartment building under construction is still smoldering more than 24 hours after it started. this is a live look at galindo street and concord boulevard. hundreds of people who live in the building next door have been evacuated. the trump administration must accept new applicants for daca. it's part of a ruling by a federal judge who said the administration offered no legal justification to end the program. number three, the supreme court will hear arguments on president trump's travel ban. justices will consider whether the president can indefinitely keep people out of

based on nargsality. san francisco may ban electric scooters. the san francisco municipality transportation agency will take up the potential ban next week. number five, my accuweather 12-hour planner. a gray start with temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s. cooler conditions to reach the inland areas. you're still in the 70 sz today. number six, starting to look a bit better in the dublin area. we had a crash involving a motorcycle westbound 580 around hacienda. we had a sig alert they were able to quickly clear. however, a little over a four-mile backup remains. you're crawling at just over 6 miles per hour. the warriors have advanced to the western conference semifinals after closing out the spurs. game one versus the pelicans is happening saturday at oracle. as soon as we know when it starts, we'll pass it along to you. >> durant and davis. can't wait to see that match-up if it happens.

>> go warriors. >> always. >> we'll be back in 25 minutes with an abc 7 good morning, america. breaking overnight, wild standoff. >> officers shot at by this suspect. >> a man accused of shooting two police officers and a security guard at a home depot in dallas, going on the run. finally captured after a desperate manhunt, as those injured fight for their lives this morning. overnight, president trump and the french president show off their friendship at a state dinner. as the president's pick to head the v.a. faces a major setback. accused of creating a hostile work environment, doling out drugs. one senator calls him the candyman. this morning, president trump standing by him. southwest tragedy. the husband of that mother of two nearly sucked out of that southwest plane when the engine exploded now speaking out for the first time. his message for those who tried to save her.