gathered. that's where four people got towed. no one arrested there. let's get a quick update on weather and traffic starting with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we have a dry live doppler 7 this seven. we have clouds out there and we will throughout the day. a stray shower possible. i put the clouds out there and cooler-than-average temperatures. mid 40s to low 50s at 7:00, then mid 50s at the coast the better part of the day while we'll hit near 60 for your lunchtime temperature. low to mid 60s, so another cool april day to round out the month. as you head toward 7:00, mid to upper 50s if you have outdoor activities. let's talk about the commute with alexis. >> our only issue is in marin county. northbound 101 still full closure at agent they are ton due to the rollover crash around san antonio road. this happened almost three hours ago. so they have been working on

cleaning this up for quite some time. if you want to use lakeville highway, that's still looking good. you're forced off at atherton and can get back on northbound 101. everyone else looking good. as i mentioned, a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, stackup in the cash lanes. we should be free and clear of those metering lights. next update at 4:40. newly obtained body camera video shows oakland officials visited the ghost ship warehouse a year prior. >> the question, did they do anything to prevent a hazard that ended up killing 36 people. here is nbc's lillian kim. >> reporter: this is one of several body cam videos obtained by the bay area news group. in this clip you can hear one of the officers describing the warehouse as a huge fire issue..

despite those comments the bay area news group found no public records indicating they notified city fire or building officials. 36 people died there in a fire. master tenant derick almena and right-hand man max harris are charged with involuntary manslaughter. they say it's not completely their fault and the body cam videos prove that. >> why didn't you shut it down? why didn't you file complaints, why didn't you call the fire department. >> who got stabbed? we want to know who got stabbed. >> reporter: oakland police officers visited the ghost ship several times. jim dudley is a retired deputy chief with sfpd and a criminal justice lecturer at

state. >> reporter: almena and harris are scheduled to stand trial in july. their attorneys have included the numerous visits by city employees as part of their defense. lillian kim, abc 7 news. this morning two genetic research firms say they did not play a role in catching the man suspected of being the golden state killer. they used dna to create a genetic profile which they used to search the public genealogy website gen match. 23 me in mountain view and ancestry.com says they do not share information with public databases. nearly 200 high grants are at the u.s.-mexico border in san diego seeking asylum in the u.s. this marks the end of a month-long journey through mexico. they say they are fleeing turmoil back home including gang

violence, lgbt persecution and other dangers. in a tweet president trump says he instructed the sec tafr of homeland security not to let these large caravans of people into our country. u.s. immigration officials say the san yeah cease droe border crossing is at capacity. the migrants say they're going to wait at the border no matter how long this takes. >> a live desk update. >> from our live desk this morning, look at this. there's a huge wildfire burning right now in arizona. it is called the tinder fire. and we did get some new video of it overnight. we can tell you it's now more than 8,000 acres i.'s burning just south of flagstaff. evacuations have been ordered and hundreds of homes are at risk. we know several structures have burned but we don't know the full extent of damage. at least 500 firefighters are on the front line. no word yet on exactly what started this fire. back to you. >> jessica, thank you.

russia pushing for a role in any peace talks between north and south korea. vladimir putin says his country is ready to help broker a peace deal. he spoke with south korean leader moon jae-in yesterday. putin invited moon for a state visit in russia in june. a man driving by a beach along a peninsula is credited with helping rescue for people from a boat. the boat got in trouble late saturday night. a man from pacifica stopped to help says a woman on board jumped off, landed on her face and he pulled her out. one of the passengers explained what went wrong. >> the motor went out on us, the diesel ran out. >> the man who helped the sailor says he knew something was wrong when he saw the lights of the boat. >> my family and i were driving back from the city and we saw

them -- saw the light of the boat in the surf lines. lucky i was there i guess. >> a person on board said they had been sailing for 11 hours heading for san diego. no one was from the bay area. lieutenant governor gavin newsom is leading the back in fund-raising with more than $17 million in the bank. john chang is second with nearly $8 million followed by former marianne tonio villaraigosa. newsom has 30% of support from likely voters. the two top candidates from the june primary regardless of party will advance to the general election. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with temperatures here in san francisco. we've got sunny side, sunset, lake merced at 49. the rest of us 50 to 51 degrees. the financial district at 53 degrees. here is a look at the western span of the bay bridge this

morning. everything dry. i expect it to be that way on the roads. breezy at times but nothing too strong that you need to worry about. mass transit, cool this morning, cool this afternoon compared to average. we'll call it mild, especially in the east bay valleys when you go from 54 and mainly a lot of clouds this morning to about mostly sunny conditions at 65 at noon, increasing sunshine and we'll hang around the upper 60s as we head throughout the afternoon and into the 6:00 hour. for the peninsula, about 54 this morning. cloud cover there. 58 at noon. we'll hang in the low 60s during the afternoon hours, back down to about 55 degrees at 8:00. make sure to have outdoor activities, the kids playing some sports, take a blanket with you or maybe a coat. today is the last cooler-than-average day. may starts tomorrow. temperatures get back to average if not warm, a little above average. if you had to turn the heater on this weekend like you did in our house, probably not this coming weekend.

how things going for you this morning? >> we're okay aside from the north bay. we have a sig alert, a full closure of northbound 101 in novato due to a flipped semi at about 1:40 this morning. it was hauling a motocross ramp. that went flying off the trailer and the trailer itself flipped over. crews are, woulding on cleaning this up. both lanes, just two lanes through this stretch of 101 are blocked right now. no estimate on when we'll get that back open. for now you're diverted off to agent they are son. if you want to avoid this completely, take 116 lakeville highway and continue north through the petaluma westbound 580 trace si to dublin in the yellow at 37 minutes. northbound 85, 101 to cupertino looks great, in the green at 15 minutes. a warning this morning if you're on facebook. the scam offering innocent victims big bucks. an east bay coffee shop

closes amid accusations of racism, but it's still atracting crowds of people. what better way to start

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she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. we're back at ability 4:42. take a look around the state. low to mid 70s through the

central valley. low to mid 50s from monterey through eureka. 70 in los angeles, only 83 today in palm springs. look what's going to happen tomorrow. a chance of thunderstorms from about lake tahoe all the way down to about vegas. let's take a look at my accuweather forecast. it looks like we'll have a little rain around tahoe today. it will mix with snow tonight into tomorrow. no accumulation expected. it does bring temperatures down below average. by wednesday back to average. thursday through sunday we're warmer than average. a warning for facebook users. scammers are promising innocent victims big bucks and duping them out of cash instead. one woman opened a message on facebook that says she won $500,000. the scammer insisted the fbi was involved and the check would be delivered by fedex. she became suspicious when a man claiming to work for fed kpks

asked for $350 in processing fees. fedex says it doesn't send unsolicited messages to customers asking for money. a second life as a meeting spot where people are leaving notes preaching toll lance and love. >> reporter: crowds gather in berkeley to read signs, post-it notes and old northbound articles that cover the windows and front door. they continue a conversation many feel the owners tried to silence by abruptly shutting down. >> they shuttered instead of talking to the community. >> kind of a lost opportunity. but perhaps the opportunity was lost years ago. >> reporter: back in 2015, comedian w. camel bell accused a server of being racist. this video went viral earlier this month showing two black men arrested at a starbucks. the incident involving kamal

came back up. >> i wanted to hear more from them that they would address it directly and really do more to address racial bias. so i'm not surprised it's taken this turn. >> some of the notes share fond memories of the cafe. there's messages of love and tolerance. black lives matter signs. some notes accuse the cafe of racism. michael sadik calls this is a is wake-up call. >> i think one thing to do is hire people of color. >> reporter: the owner did not return request for an interview. a post on the website thanks the community for its support throughout the years. in berkeley, elissa harrington, abc 7 news. may is bike to work month. b.a.r.t. wants to make it easier for you to get around. ford is providing b.a.r.t. riders with a free one-month membership forego bike. riders will have access to

unlimited 45-minute trips. the bikes using 16 different stations in san francisco, oakland and berkeley. registration is open until the end of may. happening today, free ice cream. free ghirardelli ice cream between noon and 2:00. get your hands on a free sundae. they're looking at goodies from ghirardelli. they agreed to carry the ice cream on flights. time to celebrate with free sundaes. >> is it too early to talk about ice cream? >> never too early. i can eat ice cream and sundaes in all weather. will the weather be conducive? >> absolutely. it won't melt as quickly. >> i'm in. >> i think we're all in. >> we'll be first in line hopefully. let's look at what's going on.

we'll be polite. coming up on 4:46. i want to show you a couple areas of cloud cover. you can see one just off our coast and another one off -- it's coming down from alaska. those are two areas of low pressure that will keep yanking down this cooler than average air. we'll have a mixture of sunshine and clouds not only today but also tomorrow. it's up in the sierra where we'll have the best chance of any moisture, whether in the form of rain or snow or even thunderstorms in the next 48 hours. for us, a mix of sun and clouds today, breezy, cooler than average. it's probably going to be a cooler than average month. clearing, cool and calm tonight. a slow warming trend with more sunshine from the beginning of may. today, 57 at half moon bay to 60 at santa cruz. we've got 61 in san francisco. about 62 to 65 around the bay and about 65 to 68 inland. think about it. a lot of our temperatures inland should be around the 70s. tonight, there you go, we'll

clear out and cool down into the mid 40s to around 50 degrees. heater may kick on again tonight. my accuweather forecast, we'll introduce 70s tomorrow to our inland neighborhoods. they'll finally reach the bay on friday, 80s inland saturday and sunday. 60s at the coast. when it does get warmer, it's going to feel pretty nice. >> all our trouble spots are in the north bay so far this morning. we have the full closure of northbound 101 around san antonio road. traffic being forced off at atherton, all due to the flipped semi that happened about three hours ago. working on clearing up the trailer. there is also a motocross ramp that went flying off that trailer. a complicated pickup there. in san rafael, southbound 101 moving fine. on the northbound side you can't see too much, traffic heading towards us, we do have reports of a vehicle blocking the left-hand lane. that shouldn't cause any major

delays. we'll check on the central valley coming up next. sprint and t-mobile have agreed to a merger. >> jeff bezos steps closer to sending paying customers into space by the end of the year. in today's tech bites, t-mobile is offering $26 million for sprint. they say the merger is necessary to compete with verizon and att. some analysts disagree saying prices will rise and jobs will be cut. apple getting to virtual reality. they're working on a vr headset to compete with facebook and other companies. >> unlike other headsets it will be wireless and you won't need a phone to use it. jeff bezos says blue origin company is closer to putting paying customers into space. it launched its eighth successful test flight of the shepherd capsule. >> bezos hopes to send real

people into space by the end of the year. >> quite ambitious. >> you first. >> no. >> those are your tech bites. avengers infinity war is making movie history. >> the all-star superhero block buster earned a record $250 million in the debut weekend breat beating out "the force awakens." it also claims the greatest worldwide opening weekend ever. "a quiet place," "i feel pretty" and "rampage" followed. infinity war is produced by marvel, owned by our parent company, disney. non-profit groups have a new need six months after the north bay

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alameda fire tweeted these photos. a rescue boat towed the unoccupied vessel to the marina. police are trying to figure out who this belongs to. from mental health specialists to translator to people who can read the trails, all are needed. more than 1,000 volunteers are needed in the next six months. many families victimized. there's plenty to do for everyone who can spare the time. the nashville predators and their fans give a standing ovation to a man who disarmed a gunman at a waffle house. the team gave james shaw junior a personalized jersey, the crowd gave him a roaring ovation. he was credited for stopping more people from being hurt by

wrestling an ar-15 from the shooter. shaw has raised more than $205,000 for the victims. great news for conservati conservationists fighting to keep the siberian tiger. an 11-year-old mother gave birth to quintuplets. they usually give birth to two or three total. the births are so important for the species to survive. the last count found just 560 siberian tigers in the wild. >> aren't they adorable. >> so cute. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about the giants back to 500, leapfrog over the dodgers playing four games in less than 48 hours. now the padres come in town, last place. hopefully they can keep building on that. they're barely behind second place, the rockies i think. a look at at&t park. sunset about 8:00.

still going to be cold out there. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s and a little breezy. so dress appropriately. the giants stay hot. eventually our weather will join it. i'll show you all that coming up in the accuweather forecast. any hot spots alexis? >> the north bay is where we have our sig al left, northbound 101 in novato, flipped big rig around san antonio road. three people were inside the truck. sounds like everybody is okay. they're still processing the scene and trying to get that clear. for now, everyone forced off at atherton. keeping a close eye on that one. hopefully making progress as far as getting one of those two lanes back open. 15 miles an hour getting out of tracy. a little stackup on both sides of the bay bridge toll plaza in the cash lanes, hopefully a few more booths open up shortly. should have another 25 minutes or so until the metering lights

are flipped on. a group of suspected sthooefs used a stolen pickup truck as a battering ram to break into a gun store near orlando, florida. six people ran into the store once the front window was smashed, they broke display cases and grabbed everything they can. deputies captured three of the six suspect. nasa's top administrator has shut down the project to search for signs of life on the moon but plans to explore the moon are still on. scientists working on the resource pro specter mission were told their project is ending. they were developing a lunar rover to search for hydrogen, oxygen, any compound essential for life. they planned to explore the moon for resources but will partner with commercial companies to pay for the mission instead of using public funds. abc 7 news was at people's park for a celebration to mark the 49th anniversary of its creation. the park was a muddy parking lot until 1969 when the city turned into what would be a central

gathering place for the free speech movement. organizers of yesterday's celebration say they've committed to preserving people's park as a global symbol. >> i went to china and wore a people's park shirt in china in shanghai and walked into an elevator and someone went, people's park berkeley. they know about us all over the world. >> people were treated to music, dancing and free vegan food. next at 5:00 a.m. his accuser now says she lied. but the domestic violence case against 49ers linebacker reuben foster is supposed to go on this morning. why prosecutors are still moving forward. a shocking crime in a

49er reuben foster due in court today to face domestic violence charges even though the accuser said she lied about what happened. >> a lot going on this morning. good morning on this monday, april 30th. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> some people in the east bay, a rude awakening. >> earthquake. >> 3.3 centered in danville. we'll keep an eye on that. probably no damage from something that small. definitely not how you want to wake up on monday morning. here is a look at live doppler 7, a look at walnut creek as we go south towards the san ramon valley. a couple of earthquakes yesterday also in danville. my accuweather 12-hour planner, 47 to 51. partly sunny conditions. partly cloudy at noon. a little more sunshine. temperatures from