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. 101 and 880, no issues on

the northbound side. starting to see volume fill in. south of there we have an issue around tully road. vehicles blocking the slow lane and reports of chp that the vehicle is on fire. not sure how serious that is. they are rolling the fire department to the scene. we'll keep an eye on that. drive times coming up next at 5:10. developing news now, the man accused of being the golden state killer is scheduled to appear in court today. >> the 72-year-old is going to be arraigned on two counts of murder. authorities say the break in the case came when dna evidence from crime scenes matched genetic information from one of his relatives who used a genealogy website. deangelo is suspected of at least ten more murders and upwards of 50 rapes from 1976 to 1986. >> it is likely the suspected killer would still be on the run had it not been for a man that

hunted him every day for a decade. >> investigator paul hull says he was obsessed with the case. amy hollyfield live at the con contra costa d.a.'s office. >> reporter: this investigator spent nearly 20 years in this office working on this case. there are a few people who know this case as paul holes. he says this case took over his life. he said when he read the case files he knew this man needed to be caught. he says he is 100% sure joseph deangelo is the east area rapist and golden state killer. holes describes how he felt after he saw deangelo after the arrest. >> i absolutely needed to see him and to see him sit in an interview room utterly defeated, that was a very good feeling. >> so here is how he found him. they had dna, but it didn't

match any known criminals. holes went to a genealogy site called jed match and checked the lineage going back generations. he checked if anyone at any point had moved to california at the time of the crimes, joseph deangelo fit those boxes. last week investigators got his dna from some stuff he had thrown away and they had a match. holes doesn't work here anymore. he retired just almost a month before this arrest, but he's retired knowing he cracked the biggest case of his career ch live in martinez, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> what a story. thank you so much. one of deangelo's former co-workers says he's surprised by the allegations. investigators believe deangelo might be the visalia ransacker from the mid '70s. >> absolutely no indication that he had a problem, you know. kno.

>> deangelo's former co-worker also described him as being, quote, strange and said he didn't fit it in with exeter's closely it in group of officers. >> detectives found deangelo through familial dna. kate larsen spoke to a dna expert who said the public should think long and hard before completing an at-home dna testing kid. >> when you provide them with a sample, they have all your dna. >> the san francisco based defense attorney who specializes in dna cases. she says people should be cautious. 23andme and ancestry.com have become popular selling millions of dna >> the genealogy website led to his arrest. she sees parallels between

privacy concerns between social media and dna testing companies. >> the fact that people got access to millions of poem's information through facebook would not be dissimilar to the police getting access to dna profiles -- dna evidence is not foolproof. >> barlow argues technology is increasing the chances of miss identifying people with dna. >> when you did dna testing back in the good old days you'd get a single profile of an individual and it makes it easy to do a comparison. nowadays the tests are so sensitive that the crime labs come up with mixtures, meaning multiple people in a sample, somewhere around 70 to 80% of the time. >> barlow says you need to consider your whole family before using dna testing kids. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> stories surrounding the suspect go back for decades and will likely continue to develop for years to come. you can read our complete coverage including a timeline of everything connected on our

website, abc7news.com. download the news app to learn the latest developments. breaking news this morning, a historic summit halfway across the world this morning on the korean peninsula. look at this moment. north korean leader kim jong-un and south korean president moon jae-in shaking hands at the demilitarized zone and stepped back across the border and did it again. it's a very big deal. the koreans have often brought the world to the brink of nuclear war over the past 60 years. leaders of both countries are en dajed in talks to denuclearize the korean peninsula, and the meeting will lay the groundwork for kim's planned summit with president trump. in fact, our president has been tweeting about the meeting overnight. this morning he sent out several tweets. this is one of the latest ones saying korean war to end. the united states and all its great people should be very proud of what's now taking place in korea. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. attorneys for bill cosby

plan to appeal the jury's guilty verdict in his sexual assault retrial. he remains free for now but the judge ordered him to surrender his passport. he was found guilty on three counts of aggravated indecent assau assault. he screamed profanity at a prosecutor who asked the judge to revoke his bail. he will be sentenced within the next 90 days. the case involved a temple university employee who claims cosby drugged and molested her at his home in 2004. more help could be on the way for thousands of people who lost their homes in the north bay fires last fall. a state senate committee approved two measures to help underinsured fire victims. the future of the legislation could face an uphill battle. the insurance industry is fighting the two bills arguing there may be unintended consequences including triggering higher rates for all consumers. if approved, the measure would apply retroactively to those who filed claims in the october fires totaling about $10 billion

in insurance claims. this morning demolition crews will be back on the job in concord, taking down an unfinished apartment building that burned earlier this week. 250 residents of a nearby building are still evacuated and don't know when they will return. yet firefighters were still putting out hot spots in a blaze that cost about $55 million in damage. happening today, golden gate bridge officials are expected to choose the architectural design for the span's toll gan tri project. three designs are being considered for the new toll collection equipment. the district engineer and advisory committee chair has recommended scheme c which has an open truss structure. it would go up south of the current toll booths. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures in the low to mid 50s in the inland east bay neighborhoods. cooler in mount die ab blow at

about 39 degrees. it's the cool weather that will settle us today. most of us in the low to mid 50s. if you're stepping out in santa rosa, dress for 47. here is a look at santa cruz. beach, a little chilly there with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. if you're out and about, light jacket and maybe sunglasses. if you're playing on the bay today, a light cool breeze with temperatures hanging in the 60s, mainly low 60s. san francisco today waking up cloudy and staying cloudy through about 10:00 and 55. back to about 54 degrees during the evening hours. for the east bay, we'll start off 54 at 8:00, cloudy. you can see the sun breaking through at 10:00 at 57. low to mid 60s at noon to 6:00. about 57 at 8:00. we're going have a cool weekend no doubt about it. a couple chances of rain coming up. there's warmth for next week. we'll talk about the rest of the

accuweather forecast. here is sue. wait, where did that come from. >> that's okay. that was the beginning of the week. i'll let it slide, mike. initially this was reported on the northbound side, it's impacting the off-ramp. that is a vehicle fire. walnut creek southbound 680, as you approach highway 24, not seeing issues there, just friday light volume so far this morning. the drive time is reflecting that as well. slight delays out of the central valley, westbound 580 tracy to dublin. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco in the green at 15 minutes. a passenger dies on an american airlines flight from hawaii. her family is accusing the airline of not doing enough to save her. a big change may be coming to the nation's

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a couple of chances of rain coming at us this weekend. they're very, very light. most of us don't receive any. those of us that do, less than .1 inch of rain. university of california taking tuition hikes off the agenda at next month's board of governors meeting. students are not in the clear yet. officials and students at the ten campus system will keep pushing for more funding until the budget is passed in june.

uc may consider a modest tuition increase for the 2018-2019 academic years. southwest airlines says bookings have been down since a fatal accident on one of the planes headed to dallas. it was the first passenger fatality in southwest's history and the first fatality on a u.s. airline in nine years. southwest attributes the drop in bookings to the decision to pull all advising since the accident. in today's gma first look, the family of a south carolina woman is suing american airlines. >> they claim the flight crew didn't take action that could have saved her life. here is abc news reporter david curly. >> reporter: in this morning's "first look," her husband's military assignment ending in hawaii, a photo the day before they headed home. three hours into the flight, brittany oz well was having trouble breathing and passed out. >> the flight should have been diverted and landed.

>> brittany regained consciousness but then worsened, a blood clot in her lungs leading to her death. the family is suing american airlines claiming that medical equipment, a defibrillator and blood pressure cuff did not work. more importantly they argue the jet, which passed over los angeles when she became ill, could have diverted to albuquerque, new mexico, rather than another 90 minutes in the air to dallas. the family says a doctor on board asked the crew three times to divert. and we'll tell you what flight attendants say is their responsibility in the air coming u at 7:00 a.m. with your gma "first look," david curly, abc news, washington. the white house confirms that president trump will visit london on july 13th. but london's mayor and several conservative groups are urging him to stay away from london because of the risk of major protests, crime and disorder they say. the mayor tweeted, if he comes to london, president trump will experience an open and diverse

city that has ulz chosen hope over fear. you'll know doubt see londoners hold their liberal values of freedom of speech very dear. first employers told workers they shouldn't hang around for a long career. now workers are saying don't expect to have me around for long. 40% of millennials plan to leave their jobs to pursue freelancing opportunities. that's a part of a group of younger employees, 74% who say they're interested in freelancing. the study found employees want their work to reflect their values, trs and aspirations and the flexibility of freelancing allows for those opportunities. tomorrow night the warriors will kick off round two of the nba playoffs against the new orleans pelicans at oracle arena. golden state may have a huge boost heading into the game. steph curry practiced without limitations yesterday, on the verge of returning after missing the last 14 games with a sprained mcl in his left knee. coach steve kerr was encouraged

by what he saw add yesterday's practice. >> upgrade him to questionable now. we'll see how he responds tomorrow physically. we've got to put him through another practice tomorrow. we want him to string together some days before we put him into a playoff game. he's getting better. >> that's what we like to see. game one tips off at 7:30 tomorrow night. keep getting better. the healthy vibes. look at our warriors colors today. >> positive energy, colors. you name it. >> let's talk about what's going on for the weekend. we have scattered light showers possible. this time of year we don't get soaking rains. this is exactly what's not going to happen, no soaking rain. san rafael looking clear this morning. clouds on the increase, looking south on 101, no fog to contend with. it will be cool again today with increasing sunshine. chance of light showers tonight. that's when the door opens for that chance. it goes all the way through

about sunday morning. and the extended, a few sprinkles, then it will get warm. here is a look at the area of low pressure. you can see the rotation, counterclock wise around it. staying over the ocean right now. that's mainly going to be the case for us, one or two may meander into our neighborhoods this morning, but 99.9% of us, don't worry about it. with the increasing sunshine, that will be tempered by the sea breeze. upper 50s along the coast and san francisco, richmond to 62, fremont at 66. palo alto along the peninsula, that's your bay area range. inland about 63 at san rafael to antioch at 68. you see the splotches of green out there, that's the light showers developing. 7:00 this morning you can see all the way up through the afternoon hours, not a great chance of getting wet. tonight it thickens and you can see the green roaming through our neighborhoods and the scattered nature up until the afternoon hours saturday. sunday morning, one more chance

for the scattered light rain. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. mid 50s to mid 60s saturday and sunday. 70s return everywhere except for the coast by wednesday. hope you have a god one. here is alexis. >> taking a look at the roads, we have a new problem in the east bay. a flipped vehicle inside the caldecott tunnel. if there's any good news with this, it's the counter commute side. it's the eastbound side reportedly blocking lane four. emergency crews just now heading to the scene. no backups yet, i will keep an eye on that. the heavier side if you're heading in from walnut creek, lafayette, orinda, it's not impacting the westbound side. no metering lights yet for the bay bridge toll plaza. that commute issing looing okay unless you're paying cash on the right-hand side. mass transit off to a great start this morning, ace 1 and 3 on time today even though the gps issues are lingering. don't take the website for word there. our promise that ace 1 is

working fine. 42 b.a.r.t. trains in service. should be a nice day if you're commuting by san francisco bay ferry. hyundai is expanding recall of sonatas for faulty air bags. an electrical issue may call it to fail during a crash. six crashes killed four people and injured six others. the recall includes more than half a million sedans from to 2013. l.a. is looking at gondola as a possible way to avoid stadium traffic at dodgers game. mayor eric garcetti is pitching the idea of a privately funded gondola to officials. the tram could transport 5,000 passengers an hour across the 1.25-mile long trip. the estimated $125 million cost. the a's floated the idea of using a gondola to carry fans

over interstate 880 to their proposed new ball park at howard terminal. a new museum dedicated to california state fruits says missing out on it would be the pits. get it? a pop-up museum celebrating the avocado is opening in san diego in june. it's called cado. curators say it will offer multisensory experiences. i just want to eat it. that's the only sense i'm interested in. you learn how to pick the avocado. it's made up of 16 shipping containers, it uprooted and moved to other locations. tickets cost 27 bucks. >> who -- don't include me in that. >> how much gawk can you get for 27 bucks. >> just like guac, that whole idea is extra. coming

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breaking news, a historic meeting on the korean peninsula. north korea leader kim jong-un ad south korean president moon jae-in shook hands at the demilitarized zone. number two, joseph deangelo is scheduled to make his first appearance this morning in sacramento county. the 72-year-old is accused of being the golden state killer. deangelo will be arraigned on two murder charges. >> we have a chance of scattered sprinkles, maybe scattered light showers over the weekend. the big story, the cooler than average conditions, stuck in the 50s and 60s. we should be in the 60s and 70s. number four, we're waiting

to learn the identity of a man killed in a mobile home fire in san jose yesterday. neighbors saw a man going into the burning home to look for a little girl but didn't come out. the child was later found safe. number five, former nbc news anchor tom brokaw is denying a sexual misconduct claim. linda vester says brokaw attempted to have an affair with her. a sig alert for the issue inside the caldecott tunnel. that is a rollover crash. you can use bore two. not sure how long this will take to get cleaned up. we're not sure about injuries yet either. number seven, four days after his birth, britain's newest prince has a name, louie arthur charles is fifth in line >> it looks like it could be lewis, but it's not. a festival in iceland.

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. good morning on this friday, april 27. coming up on 5:30. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i was thinking about heading to the beach. kind of cold. >> temperatures in the upper

50s, a little sunshine. what can you tolerate is what it comes down to. the relaxing ocean waves and the sounds they make versus having to wrap up like a burrito to stay warm. what are you going to do? >> good morning everybody. live doppler 7 the cloud cover is braking us a chance of random springsless this morning. see increasing sunshine today. be u the see breeze keeps our temperatures below average. we start in the mid 40s to low 50s at 7:00. 5 56. >> we still have our traffic alert, a sig alert inside caldecott tunnel. a rollover crash is totally blocking bore number one. one side of the tunnel is blocked. impacting the westbound side which is the heavier side this time of the morning. not sure about injuries yet. they are rolling an ambulance to

the scene. keeping a close eye on that situation. in the meantime, the bay bridge commute is filling in. 5:25 is when the metering lights flipped on. we're friday light in most areas. developing news this morning chlgts the 72-year-old man suspected of being the golden state killer is scheduled that appear in court for the first time today. >> she's on suicide watch, scheduled to be arraigned on two counts of murder. suspect pd of at least ten more murders and 50 rapes from '76 to '86. investigators used a genealogy website from a relative. police searched his home and also the murder weapon as well as trinkets the golden state killer may have stolen from his victims. his sister still lives in the central valley community exeter where he was a police officer for a few years. a reporter from our abc

affiliate station went to her house yesterday. she spoke briefly but declined to be shown on camera. >> it's such a shock, you don't know how to react except to be -- all these emotions are too much. >> after college joseph deangelo took the police job in exeter and left the department to take the job in ab burn. deangelo was fired by auburn police after a shoplifting arrest in 1979. >> he transferred from a community college to sacramento state in 1971, this according to a campus newspaper. he earned a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from the school in 1972. he served in the navy prior to college. if you'd like to learn more about the golden state killer, we have a lot of resources on were seib site. we've posted several stories our reporters did in the 1970s during the scary time he was terrorizing quiet bay area communities. head to abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app to watch those full

stories. more local news now. fire crews are on scene of a deadly fire in the south bay. abc's matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. firefighters have swapped crews out here at the scene. you can see this home is destroyed. they also have tape up here so vehicles cannot go through and people are not supposed to be walking through here. what a horrible scene that happened yesterday. this was a major fire. two alarms called to hermitage street in north san jose at 4:45 in the afternoon. when the second engine arrived on scene, the smoke was so thick they couldn't see the first engine that was already here. neighbors saw a man running out of the burning home screaming that his niece was inside. >> the firefighter went in and the 23-year-old followed suit. the whole time we were there, we never saw him come back out. >> the 4-year-old girl was later found safe and with a family

member. the man was found dead by firefighters after they searched the home. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. live in san jose, matt keller, nbc news. another two-alarm fire burned in san jose at almost the same time. this started in at that time tick of a day care sker. day care workers noticed the fire while everyone was out for recess. 15 children and seven adults were moved to a nearby parking lot. it took firefighters about an hour to put out the flames. nobody got hurt. now to international news making history. the korean peninsula overnight we saw leaders vowing to get rid of nuclear weapons. look here at this stunning moment where north korean leader kim jong-un and south korean president moon jay in shook hands at the demilitarized zone. they stepped back, did it again. leaders from both countries right now are engaged in talks

to denuclearize the korean peninsula. concrete plans not laid out quite yet. the entire world is watching. the koreas have nearly brought the world to nuclear war over the past 60 years. korean leaders have agreed to hold reunions of war-separated families. this meeting overnight with lay the groundwork for kim's summit with president trump which could come in just a few vehicles. the president has been tweeting this morning, praising this handshake. back to you. a big shakeup this morning at one of the silicon valley's biggest charitable foundations. ceo emmett carson of the silicon valley community foundation has been placed on paid administrative leave after allegations that he permitted a toktsic work culture. his second in command resigned following sexual harassment claims. a woman who quit the foundation three years ago after saying she was bullied believes carson should step down. >> as ceo, he was responsible for setting the tone and the

pace of everything, and that environment ended up becoming incredibly toxic. >> charitable gifts have come from big names like facebook's mark zuckerberg. the foundation awarded $1.3 billion to non-profit organizations last year. former nbc news anchor tom brokaw is denying a sexual misconduct claim. former nbc news excess spon dent and fox news anchor linda vester said bro kau twice tried to forcibly kiss her and made inappropriate overtures attempting to have an affair. in a statement the 78-year-old said he met her twice to give her career advice and made no romantic overtures. pg&e facing a nearly $100 million fine. this is the latest fallout from the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion. the puc says pg&e engaged in improper communications. they were previously fined $1.6

billion. pg&e will not be able to pass that cost on to customers. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with the peninsula where it's becoming mostly cloudy, low to mid 50s in most neighborhoods. 49 at menlo park for the cool spot. low to mid 50s everywhere along the bayshore. los gatos, 54. ten degrees warmer at half moon bay. 53 in san rafael. antioch at about 54. a look at the san mateo bridge. not quite as cloudy and hayes i have as earlier in the week. the ferry, nothing really gusty on the water today. just need a jacket. temperatures will be on the cool side of average. here is a look at the peninsula, all the way to 2:00. 54 at 8:00. 63 at 2:00. if you're heading out this evening, dress for 56. 49 at 8:00, cloudy until :00.

the sunshine comes out. hit the low 60s around 4:00 to 53 at about 8:00. here is a qic look. i tweaked the chances of rain for the weekend. we don't have much today. we have a 30% coverage saturday and sunday. give you an hour by hour look at that so you can take a look at when it may get to your neighborhood. so far this morning, we had an issue in the kald dot. that's not good, even on the reverse commute sfwl yes, on the eastbound side. someone probably going a little too fast and flipped over inside the tunnel. that's where our sig alert is this morning. fortunate it is on the lighter side of traffic this time of day. they did just open up one lane in bore number one. we had bore one fully closed. now you're able to use one lane to get by. the other bore is still open, westbound side is not impacted. i'm not seeing any delays yet. it's early enough and on the countercommute side, hopefully they can get this cleared before it turns into a significant

issue. want to head back down to the south bay where we've got report of a fully engulfed vehicle on the southbound 280 ramp to overall, not a terrible start to our morning. mostly friday light volumes, we'll show that with drive times in a few minutes. new this morning, the waiting is over. >> britain's new prince now has a name. the royal palace announced this morning that the name is louie. louis arthur charles windsor, born monday, the third child of the duke and duchess of cambridge, aka william and kate, fifth in line for the thrown after his grandfather, prince charles, his dad, oelgder siblings, george an charlotte. >> one tunnel or two? b.a.r.t. makes a decision that will cut almost a year from construction to

taking a look around the state. the area shaded in green in the northwest corner is wra we have our best chance of lightning and hail. 59 in eureka, 79 in chico. the sea breeze making it all the

way to fresno. palm springs 96. here is my seven-day forecast for tahoe, temperatures sharply cooler today and still falling tomorrow. we've got a chance of rain and snow sunday, monday and tuesday. temperatures back to average and dry by wednesday. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors has approved a plan for a single bore tunnel instead of two for the train extension into san jose. b.a.r.t.'s decision puts the extension into silicon valley to break out in the next two years. the single bore would shorten the project by two months. the project is expected to be kpleefted in 2026. exclusive negotiating agreement approved with the oakland a's for howard terminal. the team is interested in building a new stadium along that part of the waterfront. the team wants exclusive negotiating rights for the coliseum to possibly rebuild

there. that will require approval from the oakland city council. a decision from a major state agency 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 chartered party carrier. the cpuc is ordering uber to pay fees for the past three years for operating as a charter party carrier and to register as one. at this point the ruling only applies to uber and not other ride sharing companies like lyft. more bad news for wells fargo customers. the labor department is looking into rollover of 401(k) plans into individual retirement accounts. investigators are trying to determine if wells fargo pushed customers into more expensive individual retirement accounts to generate more revenue for the bank. rels fargo executives say they're cooperating with investigators. a federal judge convicted a man of illegally anchoring his boat in san francisco.

the "san francisco chronicle" says this puts an end to a six-month standoff between yachtsman brian pennington, park police and swimmers. he represented himself at the hearing and challenged the legality of federal laws that govern the cove. in mid april hits boat broke away from its mooring. he will be sentenced on may 10th. nothing helps you distress like a nice warm hug, depending on who it comes from. with final exams coming up, college students at uc berkeley are turning to live animals. >> llama palooza is coming to cal today. six llamas will be on hand for stressed-out students at memorial glade between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. this is video from when they did it in december. the organizer says the furry creatures remind the students to have fun. when i think of fun

llamas. >> don't they have a reputation for spitting, biting, not liking people? >> right before we did this, i put into google, are llamas nice. >> i put in do llamas like people. >> that's why this works. >> it looks like maybe no. >> when you google that, "are llamas good to eat" comes up. >> when i think llama, i of -- >> if a llama was like that that >> nothing that thick has far as eeding a coat. it is chilly this morning. let's talk about what's going on. we have cooler-than-average weather. here is a look at roof camera. morning sprinkles, afternoon sunshine.

isolated light showers tomorrow and sunday and a brighter and warmer week to look forward to next week. our area of low pressure not quite as defined yesterday. it's going to roam just to the north of us from now all the way through sunday. that's why it's going to keep us cooler than average and a slight chance of showers. >> you can see mid to upper 60s. 62 to about 66 around the bay and even cooler at the coast into san francisco. upper 50s here. tonight, a couple of things to notice, the green showing up, more plentiful than what we talked about earlier in the week and temperatures still in the mid 40s to low 50s for lows. here we are at 7:00. there is your clock. that's the cloud cover. over the ocean the showers develop, move ashore, fall apart. tonight the low gets closer. look at the chunk that rolls through. we could wake up tomorrow to dampness on the ground, whether you're trying to do outdoor

activities, playing sports on grass, maybe even golfing. the showers will mainly move to the north bay during the evening hours, but for sunday afternoon we've got another chance of light random showers. for all of us, it's going to be very cool weekend, mid 50s to mid 60s. it will dry out monday and we'll start the warming trend tuesday through wednesday and thursday. hope you enjoy that. >> we still have our traffic alert, our sig alert in the east bay for eastbound 24. a rollover crash inside caldecott tunnel. a little backup has formed on the eastbound side even though that's the lighter side for the morning commute. that's down to blocking just the far left lane. you're able to get by in the right lane. hopefully we'll have that fully cleared before we really get into the morning commute. web 80 highway 4 to the maze looking good. bay bridge metering lights on at 5:25. once you make it past those into san francisco, that should take about ten minutes. no delays leaving the city and

heading to sfo. one mass transit note that came in. harbor bay trip to san francisco, 7:00 a.m. has been canceled due to mechanical issues. the next trip will be a packed one and it will be at 7:30. next traffic update at 6:00. the end of an era. tomorrow is the last day a long-time berkley bakery will be open. virginia bakery is closing after 65 years. the owners decided it's time to retire. the bakery no longer taking orders. walk-in customers will be able to get a final taste. the bakery will be open from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. amazon is raising the price of its annual prime membership fee by 20%. this all starts next month. the company says prime members will now pay $119 a year. you were paying $99 a year. the increase starts may 11th for new members and june 16th for existing members.

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accordingly. >> don't be concerned if you see people suspended from the towers of the golden gate bridge next week. this is all part of an inspection. engineers are set to begin those inspections of the bridge's towers monday morning. they'll be strapped in by ropes and pulleys. the district that runs the bridge says engineers will look at every rivet and seam to see what work needs to be done to keep the span standing strong. scaffoldings will be installed to protect pedestrians. cyclists are asked to walk bikes around the towers. san francisco buy other tech mammoth biosciences is developing a home test to check for diseases, infections, even cancers. it will use 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 results and professional advice within an hour. the company believes people would be able to test for the flu and rapidly screen for early

warning signs of cancer. the test is 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 performance in february according to the department of transportation. delta, united and hawaiian had the lowest rate of cancellation. research says airline service was better across the board for passengers. complaints were down almost 28% compared to the month before. >> taking a look at the roads here this morning. we do still have our traffic alert inside the caldecott tunnel eastbound 24, still trying to clean up a rollover crash that was at one point fully blocking bore number one, now it's blocking one of those two lanes in bore one and then the second bore is open. not blocking much. we or not seeing too much of a delay through that area. eastbound 80 we have a two-vehicle crash blocking the left lane. we do have about a ten-minute delay approaching that.

i know that is typically another light route this time of day. heading to the south bay, not seeing much on the traffic camera, southbound 280 to highway 17 connector, in san jose still have reports of a vehicle fire that's blocking one lane of that ramp. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we've got dry pavement. >> we do. we'll continue to have dry weather. i think we'll have a better chance this weekend. we don't expect much rain during the month of april. look at the drought comparison, still eastern contra costa, alameda and sclera county in a minor drought. you can see a few sprinkles along the east bay hills are possible. as he head towards tonight, after 11:00 through tomorrow morning, damp conditions. by the afternoon and evening hours, any chance of rain will be well to the north around ukiah. we have one chance of random light showers sunday afternoon.

three orphaned mountain lion cubs rescued by the oakland zoo have settled into their home. >> the three have to be quarantined with around-the-clock care for months because they were so malnourished. not anymore. the three cubs are bonded, even though they're from separate families, they're a single strong family unit. bill cosby's team on the offensive. the arrest of the golden state killer. hear from an east bay investigator who spent years working this case and the idea that finally led him to the suspect. much more on the breaking news. following a historic meeting on the korean peninsula. could it be the end to a war between the two koreas? that is next.

dude morning. 6:00 a.m. on this friday, april 27. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i feel seven minutes away from the weekend, mike. give me all the good news. >> i wish we were that close. mentally we're there, right? seven minutes. 14-mile-per-hour wind. that's what we have at fairfield. that's the sea breeze that's going to keep us cooler than average. dragging the clouds in from the coast, making it all the way to walnut creek. a slight chance of sprinkles

this morning. temperatures the same as they have been for the last couple days. mid 40s to mid 50s at 7:00. by noon we're still in the 50s at the coast and low 60s elsewhere with increasing sunshine. cooler than average this afternoon, 50s for the coast, 60s for the rest of us. it will be dry. how about the commute, alexis? >> we have a sig alert in the east bay. not much of a backup. one lane blocked inside caldecott tunnel. lane one, the far left lane, you will not be able to use that one. lane two and bore two, you can use those with no issues.s. once you make it to the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights have been on for about 35 minutes. delays into the maze. once you make it past the metering lights, everything looks great in san francisco. we'll check drive times next. the man accused of being the golden state killer is scheduled to appear in court today. this morning he's on