getting those evacuees home. that demolition work is set to start at 8:00 this morning. then officials feel like they'll have a better sense of when they can let those next door neighbors return home. live in concord, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. b.a.r.t. says service at the hayward station will be back to normal after a man shot at a police officer. police say they were investigating a different shooting last night when a man shot at a hayward officer near the station. neither hayward nor b.a.r.t. police shot back. riders experienced major delays as police investigated the incident. nobody was hurt and one suspect was arrested. it's 4:30. a quick update on weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> let's take a look at what's going on in walnut creek, south on 680, notice how the lights dim to grayness. that's the marine layer. it's made it to our inland neighborhoods. expect more cooling especially there today.

yesterday we got rid of the 80s. today we're getting rid of the 70s. 50s and 60s this afternoon. let's talk about my planner. mid 40s to low 50s. stay in the mid 50s along the coast through 7:00 this evening. about 62 with sunglasses needed at noon today. 66 to 68 at 4:00. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. we'll be in the low '60s. let's get a check of what's going on outside with traffic and alexis. >> not too much at this early hour. we don't have any major incidents to talk about. we're looking at a few of our areas slowly starting to fill in. emeryville westbound 80, the traffic coming toward us, looking good heading towards the bay bridge. that drive is still looking great and our drive times looking good, too. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, it's not terrible but in the yellow at 35 minutes. southbound '680 dublin to

mission boulevard, 14 minutes. 101 to cupertino looking good at 16 minutes. this morning the man accused of being the golden state killer is in police custody. we've learned he's scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. former police officer joseph james deangelo was arrested yesterday morning at his sacramento area home after dna linked him to a pair of murders. investigators say he terrorized california for more than a decade. at least 12 murders, upwards of 50 rapes and more than 100 burglaries spread fear across the state from 1974 to 1986. it began in and around sacramento, moved on to the bay area, then to southern california. bruce harrington's brother and sister-in-law were among the murder victims. >> for the 51 ladies who were brutally raped, sleep better tonight. he isn't coming through the window.

he's now in jail and he's history. >> deangelo only became a speck a few days ago. a discarded dna sample provided the confirmation they needed. deangelo was a former police officer, and this case is far from over. deangelo has only been arrested for a few of the murders, a pair of murders. prosecutors though promise that more charges are coming. reggie? >> police say the golden state killer made phone calls to victims, some before and some after his attacks. a phone wiretap caught a chilling call to one of those victims. some of the sounds are going to be a little muffled. but you can clearly hear the word "kill" from this call in 1978. >> i'm gonna kill you. i'm gonna kill you. i'm gonna kill you.

>> that is so disturbing. police in the sacramento area also received a call from a man claiming to be the killer. bragging he would never be caught. >> deangelo's neighbors say he was quirky, had a temper but they never suspected he could be a possible killer. he lived in the suburb of citrus heights for 30 years. he shared a home with his daughter and granddaughter. some neighbors recall how the crimes terrorized the state. >> i remember my mother and grandmother being terrified. it was literally terrifying. >> i can't believe he's been that close for that long. this is always a calm and quiet family friendly area. >> the sacramento county sheriff says when deputies arrested deangelo, he said he had a roast in the oven. officers said they would take care of it. we have compiled a timeline and more about deangelo and his many suspected victims. go to abc7news.com.

we also have the information on the abc 7 news app. the woman who accused 49ers linebacker reuben foster of beating her now says she lied about it. prosecutors filed domestic violence charges against foster two weeks ago. his former girlfriend, alyssa ennis claims her injuries were caused by a fight with another woman. a statement released by her attorney says foster tried to end the relationship after he learned about that fight. it goes on to say she was extremely upset and told him if he broke up with her, she would trash his career. epa chief scott pruitt will be in the hot seat. two congressional committees are set to question him about the spending and ethics standal surrounding him. he's facing criticism for his high price travel, installation of a soundproof phone booth in his office. president trump has continued to stand by pruitt. the white house is preparing

for the possibility that its nominee to head the va could withdraw from consideration. admiral ronnie jackson is accused of crashing a government vehicle while drunk and recklessly prescribing an opioid. nearly two dozen current and former employees said jackson is, quote, flat out unethical. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's start with temperatures, livermore, pleasanton, blackhawk, lafayette, plil, 49 years. low 50s through the rest of the san ramon valley. here is a look at san mateo bridge this morning. looks pretty quiet. not as hazy as it was yesterday. the clouds are rolling in. in fact, on the roads we'll go from clouds to sunshine, probably not a lot of fog, but we'll keep an eye on it. nothing gusty if you're on the bay today. a lot of afternoon sunshine. cool this morning at our mass transit stops, mild this afternoon. san francisco, narrow range of temperatures today from 51 at

8:00, noon 52 -- i should say 51 at 10:00. mid 50s from 2:00 through 6:00. back down to 50 at 10:00. notice the clouds never completely leave our sky. unlike the south bay where they're out of here by about 10:00. we jump from 53 to 58. mid to upper 60s for the better part of the afternoon. by 8:00 we're down to about 58 degrees. we're going to give you a sneak peek of what's coming ahead. our three coolest days are ahead of us. it does bleed into the weekend. look at those 50s to barely some mid 60s with increasing chance of clouds, slight chance of drizzle and light rain. that's what we'll talk about when we come through. 4:37, what could possibly be going wrong on the roads already? >> you'd be surprised. everything thing is looking okay. we have road work in the try valley. i'll talk about that in a few minutes. the golden gate bridge is looking great. heading southbound from marin

county, a few vehicles heading our way. not many issues to speak of right now. mass transit is looking good, too. b.a.r.t., we mentioned pretty major delays in last night's commute. no issues, 24 trains in service. gps issues continue for ace rail. ace 1 is on time. no problems there. capital corridor, no delays and normal service this morning. we'll take a look at light drive times coming up next. ♪ >> definitely not your typical church service. hundreds of people showed up in san francisco to worship to the music of beyonce. whole foods wants to turn this old building in san francisco into a new store. what will make this one a little different. dmv photos are

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forecast, thunderstorms with a chance of hail and gusty breezes. breezy tomorrow with a chance of thunderstorms. we'll throw snow into the mix saturday, sunday and monday. next week everything is quiet. jurors in bill cosby's sexual assault retrial will review testimony of a star witness who cast doubt on his accus accuser's credibility. the jury deliberated for ten hours yesterday. they called it a night after rehearing excerpts from a cosby deposition in which he admitted giving quaaludes to women he wanted to have sex with in the 1970s. court documents confirm a union city woman confessed to shooting her husband 18 56 sara chereji confessed to the

shooting to a police dispatcher. she said her husband pushed and kicked her and threw her against the wall. she was in the home when police got there. she's expected back in court next week to enter a plea. san jose mayor sam liccardo renewing his desire to protect dreamers. daca protects about 700,000 people brought to the u.s. as children from deportation. on tuesday a federal judge ruled against the trump administration's move to end daca. the judge then gave the administration 90 days to explain its arguments, why it thinks the program is illegal. >> can't arbitrarily like the administration say, you know, all of you, this program ends today when our courts can intervene. >> in a statement, mayor liccardo says san jose will continue fighting for the worthy aspirations of our hard working dreamers. san francisco's planning

commission is scheduled to hear public comment and vote on a proposal for one of whole food's slimmed down more affordable stores. whole foods applied to transform the lombardi sports store into the area's first 365 by whole foods. the commission received 139 letters of support from residents in the neighborhood and 30 letters of opposition. hundreds of people packed grace cathedral last night, but not for your typical service. they worshipped to the music of beyonce. abc's kate larsen was there. ♪ i'm a survivor >> reporter: san francisco's grace cathedral looked and sounded more like a concert than a church for a first of its kind beyonce mass. >> it was amazing. one of the best spiritual experiences i've ever had. >> it was fun, up lifting, rejuvena rejuvenated. >> people wrapped around the

cathedral an hour ahead of time. normally they have 50 people in attendance. be beyonce in the house this service had 750 people. >> we didn't expect this response. >> reporter: the reverend says he put the invite to the service on facebook and it blew up. >> e with thought it would be small exploration about what it means to lift up black female voices. >> i use beyonce as a central figure to have conversations about the realities that black women face. >> reporter: reverend yolanda norman is the brain beyond the beyonce mass. she's a professor at san francisco theological sem seminary. she explains she's using the wide appeal to bring a diverse group of people together. >> people think we're worshipping beyonce. none of that is true. >> reporter: norton says nothing is scheduled yet but this will not be the last beyonce mass. in san francisco, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> full disclosure, i know the

pastor in that package. even he was really surprised by how much of an impact this had. it was in "the new york times." >> the entire country is talking about this. >> they got an enormous amount of attention and turnout last night. >> 750. wow. >> i like that. >> let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look from our roof camera. the flags once again, look at them, blowing to the east on the ferry building. the marine layer is even deeper today, reaching all of our neighborhoods. more cooling especially inland. we'll have sunshine this afternoon. tonight, cloudy, some patchy drizzle possible near the coast. sprinkles this weekend and a warming strend next week. our low pressure is on the move. it's actually shifted just about straight north and northeast during the overnight hours. now it's going to start to make a beeline for northern california. before it does that, it's just going to deepen our marine layer and drop our temperatures down before bringing a slight chance of wet weather.

69 today in milpitas, 72 in san jose, 76 in gilroy. heading up the peninsula, microclimates mid to upper 60s. mid to upper 50s along the coast and downtown san francisco. about 60 in south san francisco. mid 60s to 70 through most of the north bay. ukiah mid to upper 70s. east bayshore, mid to upper 60s here. oakland 64. as you move inland upper 60s to a free 70s around antioch. broken deck of clouds tonight mid 40s to low 50s. best chance of getting wet along the coast in the north bay tomorrow. drizzle saturday morning and then we'll see more sunshine and finally 70s returning monday. good morning. we're looking pretty good so far for the morning commute. no major issues to talk about. we have road work here in castro valley that is causing a bit of a backup on eastbound 580. typically wide open this time of day. between grove way and palo

verde, various lanes closed until 6:00 this morning. typically they get it done ahead of schedule. right now about a mile and a half of heavy traffic approaching that area. the bay bridge toll plaza we also have a pretty hefty stackup there in both of the sides of the toll plaza for the cash lanes. if you're using fast track, not a problem. should open more of those cash booths coming up in a few minutes. next traffic update coming up before 5:00. 4:48. google testing new features in gmail including e-mail that self destrukts. robots are greeting customers at the world's first personless bank branch. here is tech bites. >> self destructing e-mail. >> users can set an expiration date for an e-mail and it will self-delete. also be able to revoke previously sent messages. amazon will release kid frentdly versions of its digital assistant and echo dot next month. >> gadgets have been described

as digital nannies, thank kids when they're polite and even tell knock knock jokes. >> the world's first personless bank branch is open in china. >> the branch in shanghai uses virtual reality and facial recognition. it has a private room for those who need to talk to a human on video link. >> interesting. so personal nowadays. those are your tech bites. >> have a great day. if you hate your driver's license photo, what if you could ask for a do-over. a proposed state bill would allow you to take up to three photos and choose the best one. if you don't trust the dmv photographers, you can have the photo taken at a preapproved photography center. all this comes with an extra fee. that amount has not been determined. that money will support drivers education programs. the senate transportation committee passed the bill. it heads to the appropriations committee and our vanity is

saved. >> when i was asking, will you let me know when you're going the take the -- that's what my photo looks like. next, a bill to create a public bank for the cannabis business clears the first hurdle. what the chain plans to do to win back their business. happening

and i take my job seriously. while i'm busy watching the game, i need your help keeping an eye on the stands. if you see something that doesn't look quite right, tell a law enforcement official. we all play an important role in protecting our communities, and you can help. if you see something suspicious, say something to local authorities. [ crowd cheering ]

you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the cooling is on hold around the oakland and san francisco and san jose as it really starts to move inland today. look at the trop of temperatures at napa and walnut creek. six to nine degrees. that's also temporary, more cooling is on the way. i'll show you the chance of rain in less than about three minutes. thank you, mike. the e. coli outbreak involving romaine lettuce continues to get worse. at least another 31 cases are believed to be tied to tainted romaine grown in yuma, arizona. more than half are female. the outbreak has made 84 people sick in is it states. 13 of them in california. the search for the exact source is still on going. >> our state senate committee signed off on a bill to create special banks for the cannabis industry. the measure would recrete limited service banks and credit unions for cannabis growers, distributors and retailers. air mauna businesses will be given special checks to pay for their expenses.

right now cannabis is a cash-only business because of federal laws against the drug. marijuana is expected to generated up to $4 billion a year in california. subway closing 500 restaurants nationwide. at the same time the chain plans to expand internationally. subway's sales dropped more than 4% because of increased competition from other fast food restaurants. the company plans to win customers back, by more comfortable seeing, wi-fi and usb charging ports and also announced a rewards program. >> one of san francisco's most enduring cultural icons is celebrating a gift helping musicians for decades to come. >> abc 7 news was on van ness avenue as the san francisco conservatory of music detailed plans for a 12-story building. the bose foundation donated more than $46 million to finance the project. it will include performance spaces along with housing for the conservatory students. >> it's really special to us to

be able to have a facility we can call our own. he's so grateful to everyone in this room. >> we're excited about the artists' future and giving them education for life. >> plans call for demolishing this apartment building. the building's tenants will move across the street and their rent will remain the same. our south beach camera captured a dance party of sorts. tuesday night it was projecting images of people walking on the sidewalk below. i don't-ku see, the company is taking full advantage of the brand new l.e.d. board. >> cool. >> i look at that every time i cross the bay bridge. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here we are at 11:00 this evening. there is our area of low pressure. notice how it's slowly working its way toward the northern part of the state. in fact, 2:00 tomorrow we see a chance of light rain along the north bay coast. as we head towards saturday,

drizzle in the morning all the way down to about san francisco, and then another chance of light rain saturday afternoon as far south as maybe santa rosa. rainfall totals, not much out there. if you get anything, it would be maybe .01 inch of rain. for all of us, much cooler weather. i'll show you that coming up in the accuweather forecast. not much to worry about on the roads. dry pavement is helping us out. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 9 starting to fill in. no major delays yet this morning. drive times aring looing good, too. in fact, the only one in the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, up to 49 minutes no major delays there. northbound 101, highway 85 to the san jose airport, 11 minutes. northbound 280 between highway 1 and san francisco, looking great, wide open at just nine minutes. happening today, the inaugural exhibition of the brand new global museum at san francisco state opens. >> it's called going global, from san francisco to the world.

it has art from five different continents. >> we have pieces in ancient egypt that are 4,000 years old, pieces from brazil from the 1970s that speak to rain forest activism. we use the pieces to highlight connections between our common humanity. >> three beautifully painted sigh kof cuss lids greet visitors as well as two intact mummies. the exhibition is free and will run through may. a new housing project breaks ground in a neighborhood ravaged by the north bay fires. next, how it will help ease the affordable housing crisis. we'll have the latest on the arrest of the golden state killer. new details on the man police claim was the notorious criminal that inspired fear across california for an entire decade. also conservative students fighting uc berkeley's new restriction on speakers win a victory in

it's thursday, april 26. thanks for being here. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> cloudy but drew. on this thursday you're seeing live doppler 7 still searching. it may materialize tomorrow and saturday. until then we've got marine layer clouds showing up on sutro tower. about the same as yesterday temperaturewise, mid 40 rs to low 50s. at the coast today while the rest of us climb into the low 60s with