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 55 in the coast to near 60 for the rest of

us. increasing sunshine today as we head towards sunset. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s. a look at the morning commute. what are you seeing? >> still have our major traffic alert in the north bay. northbound 101 at novato, a full closure at san antonio road. all traffic forced off at atherton due to this flipped semi. you can take state route 37 up to lakeville highway. otherwise you have to take side roads. a quick check of video from that scene, this was about an hour ago. so about an hour and 40 minutes in to them trying to clean this up, that is a motocross ramp you're seeing. so it jackknifed. quite the mess there. keeping a close eye on that. we'll take a look at a few other slow spots around 5:10. a 49ers player accused of domestic violence goes to court this morning despite the fact that his accuser changed her story.

>> prosecutors decided to pursue the case even though the ex-girlfriend says she's not a victim. abc news reporter matt keller live at the sclount courthouse. >> reporter: a plea hearing is scheduled today for rubin foster. the district attorney's office filed charges against the 49ers linebacker earlier this ngt mo for an alleged domestic violence incident on february 11th. he's accused of punching his former girlfriend in the head several times and physically removing her from the home. in a statement released last week, her attorney says she initially lied to police about the incident and suffered her injuries as a result of a fight with another woman. she claims there's video documentation of that fight. the statement says ennis was extremely upset and told foster if he broke up with her, she would trash his career.

49ers are waiting for the case to end before making any decisions on foster. today's plea hearing is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. a murder in a quiet east bay city has residents a bit nervous. albany police are looking for witnesses after sunday's deadly shooting. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen was the latest developments. >> right under the bar tracks on a busy bike path where children play a man was found shot in broad daylight. >> big surprise, very big surprise. >> reporter: he lives right across the street from where police discovered a gunshot wound on a bench around 11:30 in the morning. he didn't hear any gunshots and couldn't believe the crime scene, right outside his front door. according to citydata.com before this homicide there had been only two murders in the past 15 years in albany which explains

the neighbors' surprise to wake up and seeing police taping off the area. >> people come running here early in the morning. >> reporter: howie and lisa miller have lived across from the path for two decades. >> it was recently rebuilt a few years ago. we come out and run here five days a week. >> i take the bike path every day. it seems like a really safe place, always well populated. >> reporter: in albany, kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> one of the original investigators on the golden state killer says joseph dee anglo's arrest brought overwhelming emotion and relief. >> my last thought for 40 years had been of these victims and wishing we had solved the case. carol daley retired from the sacramento sheriff's department in 2001. she was a young detective assigned to the case and s and d

most of her time trying to solve it. >> the true story in this case are the victims and how they have survived. >> those victims wrote to you? >> yes. >> daley keeps in contact with the victims. she called family members letting them know a suss spengt was in custody. the daughter of two golden state killer victims wants the man to be punished in a specific way. police believe joseph deangelo murdered jennifer carroll's father and stepmother in ventura county in 1980. carroll says he should not get the death penalty if he convicted. >> absolutely do not want the death penalty. the death penalty is a private room on a wing at san quentin. i don't think this man should be allowed to reft and think he's safe. i want him to feel as unsafe as possible. i want him to worry about every other inmate who actually values women. >> carroll says she believes

deangelo is exaggerating any disability he may have had. dee anglo rode in a wheelchair during his first court appearance. several witnesses captured the panic at a bowling alley on camera. [ gunshots ]. >> oh, my goodness. >> you can hear the three shots on the cell phone video. one person was hurt in saturday night's shooting at the classic bowling center. he is in critical condition. police are asking anyone who saw what happened to give them a call. following breaking news in the east bay. another earthquake has just rattled. according to the u.s. geological center, a 3.3 quake hit alamo this morning. this follows several yesterday in the danville area including a 3.0, a 2.7 and another 3.0. no reports of damage or injuries. we'll continue watching this throughout the morning for you. you're never more than seven

minutes away from my accuweather forecast. there you go. you can see it's just to the north of stone valley road, heading up into the foothills as you get on to mt. diablo there. 3.3. some people got a rude awakening this morning. let's talk about what's going on as far as temperatures, we'll go ahead and start in our inland east bay neighborhoods where it's 48 in blackhawk right now, 49 in danville, 47 in walnut creek and lafayette. 51 in dublin and brent wood and livermore. pittsburg the warm spot at 53 degrees. elsewhere, look at napa. 40 degrees right now. snon rosa 42. oakland 50 along with mountain view and 47 in san jose. here is a look from our exploratorium. let's talk about what's going on as far as your activity planner. it's going to be breezy in our beaches, breezy on the bay and temperatures cooler than average. if you're going to be in the south bay today, we're waking up to parly sunny conditions, 54 degrees at 8:00. by the time we get to noon, partly sunny at 62.

increase in sunshine. temperatures in the mid 60s until we get to 6:00. 8:00 down to 56. in the north bay, some areas at 49. 64 at noon with increasing sunshine and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s all the way through about 6:00. a quick drop, down to 56 by 8:00. today is the end of the month. a very cool month, but i promise you warmer weather when the day begins tomorrow and into the weekend. here is alexis with your morning commute. we still have our traffic alert in the north bay. let's head back up to novato. no change from chp. both lanes blocked northbound 101 around san antonio road. that was that big rig that flipped. it was hauling a motocross ramp as well. that happened about 1:40 this morning. we're working on getting updated information. for now, everyone is forced off at atherton to get around the crash. one more minor issue on 101

in san rafael. the traffic heading toward us, right around san pedro road, we have a disabled vehicle in the right lane. that one is not causing any delays. we'll check on the central valley at 5:20. 5:09d. two founders and five employees of a advertising site are expected to face prostitution charges in arizona. the site was called backpage.com. it was shut down earlier this month. prosecutors say it helped users promote commercial sex. the seven people due in court have pleaded not guilty. earlier this month ceo carl fair remember pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit prostitution. dr. ronny jackson will not return to his post. he will remain part of the white house medical staff. jackson withdrew his nomination last week after allegations of drinking on the job,

overprescribing medication and presiding over a toxic work environment surfaced. he's denied those allegations. where did it go? a tree planted at the white house during an elaborate ceremony last week has vanished. we finally have an answer. a mega merger this morning that would have an impact on tens o

each and ef dae day, from today through sunday there's a zero, no chance of rain. however, there is a slight sprinkle out there today and tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up. an update now on two explosions overnight in afghanistan that killed 29 people, and there were reportedly eight journalists among them. it happened near kabul. the site of the explosions was close to nato's afghan headquarters, the uchlt s. embassy and afghan government buildings. the eight journalists died when the bomber disguised as a tv cameraman. united states officials have condemned the attack and at least 45 people were hurt and remain hospitalized right now. >> thank you, jessica. the man behind the controversial facebook personality quiz used

to harvest information from cambridge analytical also gained access to user data on twitter. bloomberg reports aleksandr kogan had access to large scale public data. in a state twitter says an internal review did not give them personal information like private messages or locations. the company has removed cambridge analytical as advertisers. two cell phone companies are merging after years of talking about it. t-mobile is buying sprint for $26 billion. a spokesperson says their merger will create thousands of jobs. they have combined about 100 million customers. facebook is slowly expanding its down vote feature. some universitiers in australia and new zealand are testing it out and a small group of users

in the u.s. has it, too. facebook has repeatedly said this is not a dislike button pefr say. it's just a way for you to provide feedback on posts on public pages. you cannot down vote something that your friends post, whether that's a good or a bad thing. in today's gma first look, inside the jury room during bill cosby's trial. >> one juror is opening up about what led to the comedian's conviction. here is abc's lindsey davis. >> reporter: a stunning revelation that it may have been bill cosby's own words that sealed his fate. >> what was the evidence that made you sure beyond a reasonable doubt that he was guilty? >> i think it was his deposition really. mr. cosby admitted to giving these quaaludes to women, young women in order to have sex with them. >> reporter: for weeks there was speculation about the outcome. bt this morning we hear just what was going on inside the deliberation room during bill cosby's retrial thanks to juror number one, harrison schneider.

>> when you entered the room for the first time, were you sure he was guilty? >> no. >> reporter: the 22-year-old says prior to the trial he didn't know much about cosby. >> never watched the show. a little too young for that. >> reporter: we'll have more at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm lindsey davis, abc news. secretary of state mike pompeo is ramping up rhetoric against iran during his visit to the middle east. that includes pulling out of the iran nuclear deal if it's not renegotiated. saudi arabia and israel feel iran poses a great threat to the middle east. the u.s. also accuses iran of being a state sponsor of terror. yesterday secretary pompeo gave his first interview since meeting with north korean lead are kim jong-un. >> the objective remains the same, complete, irreversible denuclearization. that's been the administration's goal. >> it opens the door for an

upcoming summit for the meeting between president trump and the head of the nation. the south expects the both countries using loud music since early 2016 when the north conducted the fourth nuclear test. the north said it will close its nuclear test site. kim jong-un and moon jae-in called for an official end for the korean war. spoiler alert for those of you who watch "american idol," the top ten is now the top seven. the show was broadcast on the east and west coast at the same time. so viewers across the country voted live for their favorite contestants on disney night. ♪ it's the circle of life >> amazing. the top ten contestants performed a classic disney song after getting mentored by the

legendary add dina. >> the three who went home -- this is so sad, ada voss, dennis lorenzo and michelle ceced. >> wait a second. >> oh, no. i thought she was going to go all the way. i thought she was the next "american idol." >> he actually had an incredible story. i think he auditioned ten or 12 times for "american idol." let's follow him on instagram and support as of right this second. >> i blame you america. >> tough competition. >> it's time. >> i went to bed last night. tried to get some sleep. i knew it was going to be a quiet night. >> finally get to some nice quiet weather. however, we do have a few

chances of some sprinkles here and there the next 24 to 48 hours. here is a look at san jose, 280, waking up with sunshine. a couple chunks of energy will role through. not expecting much more in the way of maybe a sprinkle or two. brighter through the midweek. a slow warming trend that will bring us sunshine and above average highs. let's start in the south bay, 63 in los gatos and morgan hill. head up the peninsula, we start at 64, drop down to 62. nay row range there. barely cracking 60 in downtown south san francisco and sausalito with mid 60s through most of the north bay. mid to upper 50s at your coast. along the east bayshore, 63 to 64 degrees. narrow range of temperatures there. as we head inland, pleasanton. cooler this morning from low 40s inland and mid 40s to are a

round 50 degrees. let's take a look at my accuweather forecast. tomorrow will be a little brighter. we'll have a little fog wednesday morning. look at all the sunshine and warm weather for friday, saturday and sunday. here is alexis. >> you were talking about the small earthquake in the east bay earlier this morning. just heard from b.a.r.t. there's a ten-minute delay system wide due to the seismic activity. they slow down the trains to make sure there's no track damage or anything like that. we should be fine and that should clear up shortly. right now we're looking at a sig alert, northbound 101 around san antonio road. just got an update from chp, they have cleared that flipped semi. the roadway is clear. they should be reopening the lanes very shortly. in the ekt in couple moments traffic is delayed up to atherton. if you want to avoid that totally, you can take eastbound 37 to lakeville highway. i don't think that detour will be necessary coming up in about ten minutes or so. southbound 680, no delays out of walnut creek. we just saw a flip over from

yellow into red. a lot of questions about what happened to a tree planted at the white house. now there's an answer. you may recall president trump planted the saab pling with french president emanuel ma krone. it's gone for a reason. french officials say it had to be dug up and moved to quarantine because of parasites. the tree will be replanted soon. >> going to be a long, dry spring and summer for swimmers in i don't wayountville. it's suspending swimming lessons. according to the napa valley register, the city only filled five applications to fill 14 positions. teenagers have more options for summer jobs now, many of which don't require training to save people's lives. after a long winter, spring has finally arrived in sweden, at least for the cows. >> in sweden, animals and people

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a.m., northbound 101. all traffic was being diverted off to atherton. we got an update from chp, all lanes have been cleared and they're letting traffic through. the sig alert has been canceled. number three, police in albany are investigating the third murder in that city in the past 15 years. a man was found shot on a greenway. 49ers linebacker reuben foster is expected to appear in court this morning despite the fact his accuser changed her story. prosecutors decided they will still pursue the case. number five, don't be surprised to see people repelling up and down the golden gate bridge towers today. workers inspecting bolts and seams for rust and other issues. number six, we've got to the end of april. it looks like we've come to the end of this below-average afternoon temperatures we've been dealing with. we'll be three to nine degrees cooler than average today. o cfo number seven, ghirardelli handing out free sundaes this

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we have seen dare devils do it under the cover of darkness, but today if you look up to the golden gate bridge, expect to see people swinging from the towers. it's not a stunt, just part of their jobs. good morning. as we come upon 5:30 on this monday, april 30th, you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mike, we're going to eventually get warmer, just not really today. >> the breezes will be less than they were over the weekend for the folks dangling from those lines. i was going to ask a show of hands of who wants that job, but we'll move on. the winds are blowing ashore. we will have enough moisture for partly cloudy conditions. mid 40s to low 50s at 7:00.

we'll stay in the mid 50s at the coast from noon, 4:00, 7:00, we'll be near 60 for the rest of us at noon. low to mid 60s at 4:00 which is below average. it's going to be blanket weather if you have outdoor activities to watch such as softball games, soccer, stuff like that. here is alexis. i have good news for the north bay. i want to head back up to novato and we've got the all clear. we have this rollover crash that started about 1:40e this morning. a flipped semi and trailer hauling a motocross ramp, all lanes poepd back up a few minutes ago. a sleet delay on the northbound side. we'll be totally back in the green in just a couple moments. westbound 80 before central avenue in the richmond area, that one blocking the center lane. the bay bridge if you're traveling through the toll plaza, looks like the meter lights have been turned on. heads up if you're traveling the golden gate bridge this morning. you will see crews dangling from

the ropes. abc news reporter amy hollyfield is there live with what they're up to. >> reporter: good morning, alexis. the message this morning is you may see someone dangling from the bridge. don't call it in. that person is supposed to be there. way tont to get a closer look at the bridge. they want to get an up-close look at every rivet and every seam. usually in the path they've inspected it from a distance with binoculars. an engineer is pointing out the salty marine environment can corrode the steel. you'll see workers strapped in to ropes and pulleys, repelling down the towers, never dangling directly over traffic, you might see them. they want you to be aware. these inspections are set to take a week, maybe a little more. they are telling us it will not interfere with traffic on the bridge. live in sausalito, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

>> a caravan of central american migrants is stuck at the mexico border. border officials say the san ysidro crossing was at capacity and they would not immediately be able to handle more asylum seekers. nearly 200 migrants want to >> you see kids, you see mothers, you see men like me. we're fighting for a better future. >> are you watching the mess that's going on right now with the caravan coming up? are you watching this? and our laws are so weak -- >> the secretary of homeland security has been ordered to not let people in. their future is uncertain. a bay area minister is leading an effort to connect sponsors with migrants who are seeking asylum. >> they need companionship, accompaniment and they need someone here in this country to say we support you, we want to

get to know you and we will be your friends. >> the reverend says the enter faith movement for hiem an integrity helps migrants at the u.s.-mexico border. oakland police officers predicting danger at the ghost ship artist collective well before 36 people died in a fire there over a year ago.

>> firefighters did not say if anyone was hurt here. they told people to stay out of the area until they could get the water shut off and fix the

broken hydrant. a man driving by a beech along the peninsula is credited with helping rescue four people from a boat. the 33-foot boat is still stranded. a man from pacifica who 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. >> in the surf lines, lucky i was there i guess. >> a person on board says they had been sitting for 11 hours heading for san diego. >> never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. there's a sneej peek at what's coming ahead. some of the warm weather that's on the way.

>> we're looking at 50 at el sobron they, san francisco, san carlos. 50 in brentwood and tracy about about 49 in san jose. here is a look at walnut creek, southbound 680 >> we'll call it to mild this afternoon even though it's going to be below average. inland east bay, 53 at 8:00. look at the clouds decrease during the afternoon hours. mid 60s through 6:00. and then for the peninsula, 53 at 8:00, 59 at noon with decreasing clouds. sunshine and near 60 from about 1:00 all the way through 6:00.

i'm going to show you this once again because average high of 72. we haven't felt that in livermore as an example, average for it seems like weeks now. we can swing back to nearly 80 by friday. a great warm weekend. my heater kicked in over the weekend. >> so did mine, saturday and sunday morning. it was chilly. >> 64 in our house at one point. >> not feeling too spring-like there. looking forward to the forecast the rest of the weekend. right now the roads are looking pretty good. we have had a couple of trouble spots including the north bay where we had a full closure of northbound 101 in novato due to a flipped semi. we did have a little bit of a backup approaching. that should totally be gone in the next few minutes. also had a problem pop up in the eastbound westbound 80 in the el cerrito area, three-car crash

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. it's 5:42 on this monday. we'll start in southern california where the heat is off. it's only 83 in palm springs. mid to upper 60s for san diego and los angeles with light rain during the morning hours. spotty showers but notice where the rain and snow is going to be up in the sierra. tomorrow there's a chance of thunderstorms in the area you see in green. from tahoe all the way down to about vegas. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it will mix with snow tomorrow, the rain. it's back to average dry wednesday and temperatures warmer than average in the mid 60s thursday through the weekend. >> a warning if you use facebook, scammers are promising innocent victims big bucks and

duping them out of cash instead. >> one woman opened this message on facebook that said she won $500,000. the scam her insisted the fbi was involved and the check would be delivered by fedex. she became suspicious when a man claiming to work for fedex asked for 350 bucks in processing fees. fedex says it doesn't send unsolicited messages to customers requesting money. may is bike to work month nd b.a.r.t. wants to make it easier. ford is providing a free one-month membership forego bike. riders will have access to unlimited 45-minute trips for 30 days. the bikes are ready to use near 16 b.a.r.t. stations in san francisco, oakland and berkeley. if you don't want to keep your membership, like all recurring memberships, you have to remember and cancel before the month is up. registration is open until the end of may. all things paper were a big hit in san francisco this weekend. abc 7 news was at golden gate

park where one of the west coast eats large efltrest selectiontion of items was on display. it included post guards, photographs, sports memorabilia. organizers of the vintage paper fair says the most popular paper item was post cards. avengers infinity war is making movie history. >> learned record.

>> you can catch the premier of "dancing with the stars" on abc 7. the two-hour special starts at 8:00. >> i had an interview without peparing for this. she said she was bringing out her inner beyonce. she said she lost her medal for a period of time because she was trying to hide it in a safe place. haven't we all done this?

rolled it up in her laundry, couldn't find that. >> i always do that to my olympic meddles. >> can't do that with a crystal ball. >> let's take a look at what's going on weather wise. we're never more than seven minutes away, let's stay on track this mon morning. a couple of swirls in the cloud cover. from san francisco in the bay area to just off the coast of seattle. those will come through on the jet stream, keep us cooler than average as it drags cool air down from alaska. not much moisture. it will keep us partly cloudy as you can see, a gorgeous sunrise developing right now from the south beach as we look back towards the east. my accuweather highlight, a mix of sun and clouds, breezy spots over the ocean and maybe over the heart of the bay, at least in the middle of it. there's a chance of a sprinkle, not like there was yesterday, not much. just a couple of dark clouds, wasn't there? >> clearing, cool and calmer tonight.

more sun and a slow warming trend the rest of the week. temperatures 57 in half moon bay, 60 in santa cruz, 61 in san francisco. we have mid 60s around the bay and into the south bay and the north bay. mid to upper 60s in our inland east bay neighborhood. 49 at 7:00, 61 at noon. a little more sunshine at 4:00. still 64 degrees. average high about 72. and then at 7:00, 58 degrees. you can see our highs today right around 63 to 65. my accuweather forecast, mid 40s to low 50s. another chilly night on the way. those temperatures warm back to average tomorrow and above average for the weekend. how is it going alexis? >> we're doing pretty good this morning, mike. our earlier sig alert, biggest issue in the north bay has cleared. looking at residual delays, westbound 80 before central avenue, a three-car crash. it's starting to thin out. but maybe a little onlooker delay through that area. no surprise at the bay bridge toll plaza we have the metering

lights on at 5:28 this morning. things are stacking up into the maze. all in all not terrible. prove that with drive times here, westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 24 minutes. that crash around el cerrito is not helping. 12 minutes once you make it through the metering lights and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, no issue get together an early morning flight. in the green at ten minutes. a group of suspected thieves used a stolen pickup truck as a battering ram to break into a gun store. circumstance people ran into the store after smashing the front window. they broke display cases, grabbed everything they could. sheriff's deputies captured three of the six suspects. now they're hoping this video will help them capture the rest. 5:48. nas sta's top administrator is shutting down a project to search for signs of life on the moon but plans to explore the moon are still on. scientists were told their project is ending. they were developing a lunar

rover to search for hydrogen, oxygen or any compound essential to life. administrators plan to explore the moon for resources but will partner with with commercial companies instead of using public funds. berkeley's most famous park is celebrating a birthday. the 49th an verniversary of its creation. it was a muddy parking lot until 1969 when the city turned it into what would be a central gathering place for the free speech movement. organizers of yesterday's celebration says they're committed to preserving poem's park as a global symbol. >> went to china and wore a people's park t-shirt in china, in shanghai. i went into an elevator and somebody went people's park, berkeley. they know about us all over the world. >> 5:49 now. toys "r" us no longer accepting gift cards, but another retailer

says they'll take them off your hands. first, the man considered a hero in stopping the waffle house shooting is honored for his bravery. >> sorry for that incorrect video. that's no plane. look what authorities found when they were called o we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california.

after a successful four-game set with the dodgers, mao the padres come into town and take on the giants. temperatures chilly with a little breeze at 7:15. 57, cooling to 54 degrees. >> just in, the president

tweeting only moments ago and expressing whose talt towards the white house correspondent's dinner that took place over the weekend, the annual honorary dinner for journalists at the white house. the president says the dinner is dead as we know it. this was a total disaster and an embarrassment to our great country and all it stands for. fake news is alive and well and beautifully represented on saturday night. this is a comment the president made only a few moments ago. comedian michelle wolf has gotten backlash for what some felt was an inappropriate performance. reggie? >> the national predators and their fans give a standing ovation to the man who disarmed a gunman at a waffle house last weekend. the team gave james shaw junior a personalized jersey, and the crowd gave him a roaring ovation at yesterday's game. police credit shaw for stopping more people from getting hurt by wrestling an ar-15 from the shooter. four people were killed, four others including shaw got hurt. shaw has raised more than

$205,000 for the victims. 5:53. non-profits in sonoma and napa county desperately need volunteers from mental health specialists to translators, people who can rebuild trails. the press democrat reports more than a thousand volunteers are needed in the next six months. many families victimized by fires we lie on non-profits for food. there's plenty to do for everyone who can spare the time. an unusual find in alameda county has law enforcement scratching their heads. what was first reported as a downed aircraft turned out to be this home made submarine. alameda county fire tweeted these photos of a blue and yellow watercraft. a rescue boat towed the ves tell to the marina. i think the crew is at the top. it's clearly captain america. >> i know. oh, my goodness. i'm sure someone is distraught

they lost their home made submarine. things are looking okay on the roads this morning. here is 101 and 880 in san jose, a little delay filling in on that northbound side. as we zoom in on our traffic maps, you'll see that's it. the south bay, san jose area quiet so far today. i do want to head down to the holster and gilroy area where we have a sig alert. another flipped tractor trailing hauling 150 pounds of lettuce. this one past state route 152 if you're traveling the make co-pass. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. we have a warmup coming our way? >> we do. it all starts tomorrow when we flip the calendar to may. all right, everybody. here is a look at a gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. let me show you temperatures today. we're about three degrees cooler than average in oakland and san francisco. santa rosa 65, about six degrees cooler. livermore and redwood city, some

of the biggest drops from average temperatures, in the mid 50s instead of mid 70s. >> thanks, mike. here is something you don't see every day. in des moines, iowa, the duck named aquatic i can, broke free of its tether in front of an office. organize blame windy weather. >> something particularly sad about this and it definitely screams monday to me. >> can you hear what it's saying? next at 6:00, 49ers linebacker reuben foster expected in court. why prosecutors are moving forward with domestic violence charges. murder suspect in the east bay, the community rattled by a murder after having none for nearly three years. did you feel it this

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good morning. it's monday, april 30th, coming up on 6:00 a.m. >> we're glad you're here. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> another cool start to our day, a dry one on live doppler 7. you can see some of the clouds that are going to around all day. we'll call it partly cloudy, temperatures in the mid 40s to 50s by 7:00. we'll stay in the mid 50s all day today at the coast where it's going to be breezy. crisp there. >> how about commutes this morning, alexis? >> looking pretty good right now. a live look at our bay bridge camera. traffic heading into san francisco, not seeing major delays.

metering lights at about 5:28 this morning. one mass transit note to pass along. mike has been telling us about the quake centered if alamo. that means b.a.r.t. following standard procedure, slowing the trains down and checking the tracks. so a ten-minute delay system wide for b.a.r.t. riders. highway 101 in marin county is back open after a rollover crash near san antonio road. a semi truck overturned just after 2:00 a.m. blocking all the northbound lanes. nobody got hurt but one person was detained at the scene. police are investigating if alcohol or drugs may have been factors in the crash. a 49ers player accused of domestic violence goes to court this morning despite the fact his accuser changed her story. >> prosecutors decided to pursue the case against reuben foster even though the ex-girlfriend says she's not a victim. abc 7 news reporter matt keller