>> the 4-year-old girl was later found safe and with a family member. the man was found dead by flights after they searched the home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. another two-alarm fire burned in san jose at almost the same time as the mobile home fire. this started in at that time tick of a day care center on burke hall lane. day care workers noticed the fire while everyone was out for recess. it took firefighters about an hour to put out the flames and nobody got hurt. >> 4:30, if you're joining 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. >> you can see the cloud cover out there. not dropping anything in the form of drizzle or sprinkles. most of the day is going to be pretty dry. there is a slight chance of slight sprinkles this morning with these clouds. most of us just waking up to the

upper 40s to mid 50s. by noon, 56 to 62. even our bay and inland neighborhoods are starting to feel the chill that the coast has been dealing with all week. 57 at the coast at 4:00. you'll need the sunglasses. temperatures in the mid 50s to around 60 at 7:00. a better chance of light rain tonight. here is alexis. we did have an issue just beyond the bay bridge toll plaza on westbound 80, disabled vehicle reported before treasure island. we do have a little stackup in the cash lanes. chp was able to assist that vehicle and they pushed it off to the fremont exit. maybe a tiny bit of stop-and-go traffic behind that. but it's clearing quickly. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, san francisco to sfo looking great at ten minutes. developing news this morning, the 72-year-old man suspected of being the golden state killer is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon in

sacramento county on two counts of murder. >> joseph deangelo is on suicide watch. investigators tracked down deangelo using a genealogy website that contained genetic information from a relative. yesterday police searched deangelo's citrus heights home for possible murder weapons as well as trinkets the accused killer may have stolen from victims. this morning we're hearing from deangelo's sister. she still lives in the area where she was a police officer for a few years. >> a reporter from our affiliate in fresno went to her house. she spoke briefly but declined to be shown on camera. >> it's kind of such a shock, you don't know how to react except to be -- it's too much. >> after college, deangelo took the police job in exiter. that's where investigators say he committed most of his crimes.

he was fired by auburn police after a shoplifting arrest in 1979. >> she transferred from a community college to sacramento state in 1971. he earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from the school in 1972. deangelo served in the navy prior to college. if you'd like to learn more about the golden state killer, we have many resources on our websites. we posted several stories. in the 1970s during the scary tim he was terrorizing quiet bay area communities. head to abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app to watch the full story. a ceo of a big charitable foundation has been put on leave after allegations he permitted a toxic work culture. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo spoke with the former employee. >> they have so much money and so much power to do good and yet inside it was such a toxic environment. that's the irony. >> sarah goodman resigned from

the silicon valley foundation about 3 1/2 years ago. she says she was bullied and belittled by the second in the command. >> handwritten notes saying this is a waste of my time, you're incompetent. >> she just resigned following kpamt complaints and now ceo emmitt carson placed on administrate tef leave. the foundation has launched an independent investigation and in a statement said the board remains committed to taking all necessary actions once it has concluded to ensure the silicon valley community foundation thrives today and for many years into the future. good man said while putting the ceo on pat leave is an important first step, she thinks carson should resign. >> as ceo he was responsible to for setting the tone and the pace of everything, and that environment ended up becoming incredibly toxic. >> charitable gifts have come from high profile names like facebook's merck. the foundation awarded $1.3

billion to non-profit organizations last year. this morning, former nbc news anchor tom brokaw is denying a sexual misconduct claim. former fox news anchor linda vester said he tried twice to forcibly kiss her. she says he made inappropriate overtures attempting to have an affair n. a statement the 78-year-old brokaw said he met with her twice at her request to give career advice and he made no romantic overtures. pg&e is facing a nearly $110 million fine. the public utilities commission says pg&e engaged in improper back channel communications. the puc previously find them $1.6 billion for the san bruno explosion. pg&e will not be able to pass the cost of paying those fines

on to customers. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures a little milder this morning in san francisco from 52 in the sunset to about 55 in ocean beach, lake merced. not quite as chilly. let's take a look at what's going on. you can see it's pretty quiet out there. as far as the roads, clouds to even sunshine this afternoon. nothing too desperate on the wat water. east bay valleys, look at this. remember monday? 90s. tuesday, 80 z, wednesday 80 z. we continue that stairstep down to cooler weather. 55 this morning at 8:00. notice the increase in sunshine. our best chance of sprinkles today are going to be now through about noon and then the cloud cover will open up. that's why we'll hit 66 this afternoon. south bay we or looking at temperatures about 54 at 8:00. notice by the time we get to noon, we're at 63.

in the afternoon increasing sunshine and temperatures in the upper 6 os. the pesky upper level low will bring us the chance of sprinkles this morning. a better chance of rain tomorrow and sunday. in fact, it's up to 30%. first let's bring alexis in. >> we've got a couple things going on early. i want to take a look at our south beach camera. we swung that around. initially i was hearing about a crash westbound 80 near 7th. it actually looks like it's on the eastbound side of the roadway. no delays on the westbound side. eastbound is generally lighter this time of the day. i think we're okay. i will keep an eye on that to see if we can see any delays forming. i don't think that's going to turn into a major issue. it sounds like the slow lane is blocked, eastbound 80. westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, friday light so far. in the green at just 40 minutes. southbound 101, highway 85 to san jose airport looking good at ten. northbound 280 between highway 1

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we haveanother chanceof thunderstorms across the state. the area in green is the best chance of lightning and small hail today. as we look around, 59 in eureka, 77 in fresno. mid to upper 60s in so cal. 97, a warm one in palm springs. here is a look at my seven-day forecast for tahoe. what you'll notice, as temperatures hit nearly 70 yeterday, 53 today, 48 tomorrow. a mixture of high elevation snow and valley rain on the light side for sunday, monday and a

breezy tuesday. >> thank you, mike. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors have approved plans for a single bore tunnel. the mercury news reports workers wouldn't have to rip up a five-mile stretch of downtown streets during construction. that puts the extension on silicon valley on track to break ground in the next two years. the project is expected to be completed in 2026. a decision from a major state agency could prove costly for uber. the california public utilities commission says in addition to being a ride-on-demand service, uber should be classified as a charter party carrier; the same as limousines and tour buses. they're ordering uber to pay fees for the last three years for operating as a charter party carrier and register as one. at this point the ruling only applies to uber and not to other companies including lyft.

the next time you feel anxious, down or need to talk, a stanford researcher hopes you'll reach for your phone. an app developed in the bay area is helping people all over the world. >> i had this grandiose vision of my freshman year. >> you've all heard the saying, college is supposed to be the best four years of your life. her freshman year was a lesson on how to feel completely alone in a sea of 41,000 students. >> you're constantly surrounded by friends and you have thought-provoking conversations and you're doing well mentally and physically and not gaining the freshman 15. but then i realize, it's not like that. >> she found making friends was harder than it looks. >> very confused and also kind of lost. >> she says she fell into a deep depression. >> i'm just a failure. >> one day scrolling through social media she saw information

about robot, an artificially intelligent chat bot. she decided to give the free app a try. >> i needed someone to talk to that was on demand, replies in an instant. >> that's what robot provides. it's part cheerleader, part friend and well versed in cognitive behavioral therapy. as you type into it, it creates an emotional model of you over time helping to change your thinking. the stanford researcher says she developed it after confronting the same problem over and over again. >> no matter how beautiful these therapies were that we were developing, it didn't really matter if nobody connects with them. >> dr. al sin darcy the ceo and founder of robot labs said she wanted to improve access. >> about two-thirds of people with mental health problems won't seek help. >> she was floored with the results. >> in the first day, it had more conversations with more people than any clinician could see in a lifetime. >> dr. darcy says robot is active in the middle east, south

africa, receiving 2 million conversations a week. a recent study found people who use him have significant decreases in the symptom of depression in the first two weeks. dr. darcy is clear, he's not meant to replace in-person treatment. >> robot is not an actual therapist, but he does a pretty good job of being a good coach, a guide and a friend when you actually need something and there's no one around. >> si says it's worked for her. >> i'm famg everything. robot would ask you to rewrite your thoughts. i would say i'm only failing a little bit and falling behind on my psychology class, otherwise i joined the soccer team and we won the latest game. >> found a group of friends. >> just as nerdy as i am. >> still has the virtual friend who is never too busy to check

in on her every day. >> normally when press the snooze button. >> fortunately the robot doesn't mind one bit. >> robot continues to grow. it just received $8 million in funding last month. we have expanded information for you including answers to privacy questions at abc7news.com. >> that's really interesting because cbt has been around for a long time. if a virtual friend isn't your cup of tea while you're kraeming for final exams, how about hugging a live animal? >> that's what's hatching on a cal campus. six llamas will be on hand for students at memorial grade between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. this is video from last december's event. the organizer says it reminds the students to have fun adding that llamas, quote, put everything into perspective. very cute. >> would that help you guys? >> yeah. i would love to have a llama at the live desk.

>> a little therapy. >> i'll talk to our perfect pet partners. >> we haven't had a llama in -- ever. >> never say never. >> maybe it's time. >> you want one over here for us? >> no. >> we'll talk about maybe something else. >> let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. you're never more than seven minutes away. the golden gate bridge is cloudy this morning, not foggy. sprinkles this morning, afternoon sunshine, isolated light showers saturday and sunday, don't cancel your plans. brighter and warmer next week. let's jump right in to the area of low pressure. you can see it's still spinning ot here and coming our way. you can see the rain that's developing now just north of us but when will it get to us? that's the key. as you look in the afternoon hours, that's the patchy cloudiness, mostly sunny. 62 to 66 around the bay and 63

to 68 inland. hard to find any 70s today. tonight you can see a little more green on the map. that means a better chance during the overnight hours while we're sleeping. temperatures mid 40s to low 50s. here we are this morning at 7:00, you can see the gray up there, green off the coast. it tries to move ashore by noon but then falls apart. notice the white opens up to more sunshine as we head toward the evenings hours. more rain coming in tomorrow morning and scattered light showers through about 4:00. then it kind of goes away. we'll repeat that again sunday. what it will do for sure is keep our temperatures in the mid 50s to mid 60s. warmer monday. spring comes back tuesday. here is alexis. >> want to head back to san francisco where we had an issue on eastbound 80 approaching the bay bridge right around 7th. a few minutes ago we had a backup, maybe a quarter mile to half mile of red. chp did run a traffic break, and if you look on the left side of

your screen, that is eastbound traffic coming toward us heading toward the bridge. i did just see chp roll through with the backup behind us. they ran the break, cleared the crash. it looks like that's totally off to the 7th street exit. things are looking much, much better. no major delays but we'll check on the central valley coming up next. if you subscribe to amazon prime, get ready to pay more. >> here's tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, get ready to pay for more amazon prime, jumping $20 next month up to $119. amazon blames the increase on higher costs. the prime price hike hits new subscribers first. renewals won't be after ekt iffed until june. amazon renewed the exclusive partnership with the nfl. >> amazon prime video is paying $130 mill one to continue streaming thursday night games for the next two seasons. the nfl says prime offers a massive platform for fans in the u.s. and around the world.

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it's 4:53 on your fld. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. pretty quiet morning. our break from spring continues as temperatures are from three to seven degrees cooler than average. stuck in the upper 50s to upper 60s. i'll have more on how much of the scattered showers you should expect in the next three minutes. heads up if you travel the golden gate bridge quite a bit. you're going to see some interesting things. it's ail part of an inspection. engineers are scheduled to begin inspections on monday morning. they'll be strapped into the ropes and pulleys. the district that runs the bridge says engineers will look every rivet and seam to see what works need to be done to keep the span strong. sidewalks will be built around

the towers to keep pedestrians safe. san francisco buy i don't tech mammoth biosciences is developing a home test to allow anyone to check for diseases, infections and cancers. it reviews dna technology to determine what's in a person's blood, saliva and urine. users would upload a photo of the test to an app and mammoth would provide the results and professional advice within an hour. they believe people can screen for early warning signs of cancer. it's still in development and will likely take a few years to hit the market. delta, united and alaska are the top three airlines for on time arrivals in february, this according to the department of transportation. delta, united and hawaiian had the lowest rate of cancellations. researchers say airlines service was better across the board for passengers. complaints were down almost 28%

compared to the month before. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. it's 4:55 on this friday. at 7:00, nothing measurable at our reporting stations. there's a chance along the higher elevations of a sprinkle or two this morning. and through the afternoon hours pretty much nothing. look what happens tonight when the cold front sweeps through. we could wake up tomorrow to dampness, a couple hundreds of an inch of rain. most of the wet weather up north near ukiah. we'll have another chance of scattered light rain sunday. don't cancel any plans. damp from time to time. we are looking at friday light volumes almost all the way around. we have a tiny bit of red out of the central valley. it's better than a typical weekday. 25 miles per hour on 205 and 17 miles an hour once you make it to 580. bay bridge toll plaza, we had a

disabled vehicle beyond the metering lights. no issue just a little stackup on the cash lanes on the left. those metering lights should not turn on until about 5:20 this morning. just hearing about a car fire in san jose. three orphaned mountain lion cubs settled into their new home. >> the three had to be quarantined with around-the-clock care for months because they were so malnourished. not anymore. the three cubs are bonded. they're a strong family. >> nice to see them. a big change is coming to the toll plaza of the golden gate bridge. next at 5:00 a.m., what commuters will be seeing. >> victims of the north bai wildfires are struggling with insurance red tape as state lawmakers are taking action to help them. investigators use a dna search available to anyone to find accused golden state killer

joseph deangelo. the questions you should consider if you're thinking about using a dna testing kit at home. breaking news on the koreans peninsula, a historic meeting overnight. details on the handshake that could change the world's views on north korea next.

welcome to april 27th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. what do our days look like, mike. >> dominant feature will be the breezes that keep us cooler than average. showers very much on the light side. here is a look at live doppler 7. the winds are all blowing away from the ocean. that means another cool day on the way even with increasing sunshine in my accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures in the mid 40s to low 50s at 7:00. 56 to 62 at noon. mid 60s for the rest of us at 4:00. 55 to 60 at i'll show you the best time we may get scattered showers coming up.