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 live at the santa clara county

courthouse. >> reporter: reuben foster is scheduled to be here at 9:00 to enter a plea. the district attorney's office says it's business as usual. they're moving forward in this case with or without this alleged victim. prosecutors filed charges against the 49ers' linebacker earlier 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 his home. in a statement released last week, rick card says ennis lied to police about the incident and suffered injuries as a result of a fight with another woman. the statement says ennis was extremely upset and told foster if he broke up with her, she would trash his career. the 49ers say they're waiting for the case to come to an end before they make a decision about foster. live in san jose, matt keller, abc news. an extremely rare october

kens in their city, a homicide.o neighbors say they did not hear any gunshots. the victim lying on a bench underneath the b.a.r.t. tracks on a busy bike path where children play. >> this path was rebuilt a few years ago. looking at the area, this is a commonplace, 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. >> the victim died at the hospital. his identity will not be released until family members are notified. this is the third murder in the past 15 years in albany. one of the original investigators on the golden state killer case says joseph deangelo's ar rft brought overwhelming emotion and relief. >> my last 40 for 40 years have been of these victims and wishing we had solved the case. >> daley retired from the

sacramento county sheriff's department in 2001. she spent much of her career trying to solve this case. >> the focus was on the rapist. really, the true story in this case are the victims and how they have survived. >> daley still keeps in contact with the victims. when deangelo's arrest happened last week, she called family member. the daughter of two people killed by the golden state killer doesn't want him to face capital punishment. police believe deangelo murdered carroll's father and stepmother. >> i 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 rest 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 has. he rode in a wheelchair during his first court appearance. a member of the jury that convicted bill cosby last week is speaking publicly in an exclusive interview with abc news. 22-year-old harrison schneider says he's convinced the jury made the right decision. he said he went in not knowing much about bill cosby, the allegations or the me too movement. cosby was charged with drugging and sexually assaulting a woman in his home in 2004. schneider says it was not an open-and-shut case but cosby's own words convinced him of his guilt. >> i think it was his deposition. he admitted to giving these quaaludes to women, young women in order to have sex with them. >> cosby is set to be sentenced within 90 days and faces up to 30 years in prison. you can see more of the exclusive interview on "good morning america" around 7:30

a.m. this morning another earthquake has rattled the east bay. according to the u.s. geological survey, a 3.3 magnitude quake hit alamo at 4:55 this morning. let us know if you felt it. this does follow self-quakes yesterday in the danville area including a 3.0, 2.7 quake as well and another 3.0. that was the order of those. there were no reports of damage or injuries for any of these quakes. the man who used a quiz to harvest your personal information from facebook may have done the same thing on another popular social media site. the shortage that could keep people in one local community from swimming this summer. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. right around the castle rock regional recreation area for

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6:09 on this monday morning. let's start with 48 in daly city. menlo park, one of the cool spots as always, get the cold air drainage out of the mountains, 43. the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. along the east bay show, low to mid 50s. 48 in san jose and san ramon, 45 in napa. here is a look at the east bay, what's going to happen today. you can see the cloud cover dominating, mixing with sunshine. how about that? through about noon we're at 59. a little more sunshine this afternoon. we'll hang out in the low 50s through about 5:00. san francisco much narrower range from 55 at 8:00 to upper 50s at noon, all the way through 6:00 and dropping back down into the mid 50s if you're heading out this evening. we'll take a look at the warming trend coming up in the accuweather forecast. let's see what alexis is watching for your morning

commute. >> we're starting to fill in in our typical slow spots. a live look at one of the east bay commutes, southbound 680 approaching westbound 24. we're seeing a lot of brake lights filling in. drive times as well. not pretty out of the central valley. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, nothing blocking. all the way up to one hour and 16 minutes. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. it's going to be a long, dry swing and summer for swimmers in yountville. they're cutting back hours which will force the springs of swimming lessons. according to the napa valley register, the city has received only five applications to fill 14 positions. teenagers have an increasing variety of summertime jobs, most don't come with training to save

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welcome back. the search is on this morning for a gunman following a shooting in daly city.

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 taken by a witness. one person was wounded at the classic bowling center. he is in critical condition. police are asking anyone who saw what happened to give them a call. >> new this morning, america's biggest retailer is leaving the united kingdom. walmart announcing overnight it will sell its uk supermarket business to a rival. the deal is worth $10 billion. it comes just days after walmart made a bid to take over one of india's biggest online retailers called flip cart. walmart isn't totally exiting the uk. if the deal goes through, walmart's name might disappear from public view, but walmart will get a 42% stake in the combined business. the man behind the controversial facebook

personality quiz used to harvest information from cambridge analytical also had access to large scale public twitter day for one day in 2015. twitter says an internal review did not find his firm, gsr accessed personal information like private messages or locations. the san francisco-based company says it has since removed cambridge analytical and affiliated companies as advisers. a brazilian surfer set a guinness world record and oh, my gosh, that is a monster. he rode the biggest wave ever surfed, 80 feet high. this is video of that monster back in november in portugal. he received the big wave award this weekend. the previous record was set in 2011 when a sur fur rode a 78-foot wave. he say this is is a dream come true. >> this little bird that comes

into view that tracks him the whole way down saying what? what are you doing? you're crazy. >> he's saying get out of there. >> what an amazing accomplishme accomplishment. >> i'm usually open to a lot of things. that one, not so much. >> save it for the professionals. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's talk about what's going on today. love the soft sunshine this morning and the colors that are out there. thank you mother nature. a nice way to wake up on monday other than poor folks in the east bay. probably couldn't get back to sleep. here is my accuweather highlights. clouds and sunshine today and tomorrow. stray sprinkle possible. did you get one yesterday? you probably won't get one today either. brighter midweek with a slow warming trend and sunshine this weekend and above average highs away from the coast. today the coast, 57 at half moon

bay. santa cruz 60 to about 61 in san francisco. 62 to 65 around the bay and about 65 to 68 in our inland valleys. here is one of the warmer spots. the east bay, 50 at 7:00, 66 at 4:00 with more sunshine and at 7:00 about 61 degrees. highs today you can see from dublin to antioch at about 68 degrees. the north bay, 45, cooler. 61 at noon. 4:0059. temperatures range from cloverdale at 62 to about 66 in san rafael. tonight lows mid 40s to about 50. another chilly niert on the way with a lot of stars out there. my accuweather forecast, how about 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s around the bay and inland. hey, alexis. >> good morning, mike. we've got our second flipped big rig in the morning. the first one was in the north bay in novato. the second one is a

for 156 past 152. both lanes are blocked there. traffic is alternating through the area. you can see this heavy approaching that scene. definitely avoid that stretch if you can. they were hauling about 40,000 pounds of lettuce before flipping over. good news for mass transit. an earlier delay for b.a.r.t. system due to the seismic activity in aloe area. they checked the tracks. they are back to normal service. a crash reported in concord that we'll check out next. "good morning america" coming up next. rob marciano with a look at what's ahead. >> natasha, reggie, great to be with you. coming up on gma, crisis at the border as more than 100 3450i grants seeking asylum are saying there's no room. stuck at the u.s.-mexico border overnight. we're live at the border with

the latest this morning. also ahead, an abc news exclusive interview with one of the jurors who convicted bill cosby of sexual assault. our lindsay davis sat down with the 22-year-old and what he has to say about his decision. an exclusive look at "dancing with the stars" to see pfor tonight's big premier.ing we're kicking off deals and steals on wheels. tory johnson bringing you the great deals out there. all that and much more on a monday. natasha, i've known reggie a long time, a long time. all i can say is i'm sorry for you. you know i love you, reggie. >> i love you, too. >> throwing shade across the continent. >> see you guys. >> we'll see you at 7:00. the truth comes out. >> he's a good guy.

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you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out this beautiful sunrise developing from our exploratorium camera at pier 15 as we look southeast of the faring going towards oakland. here is a look at what's happening this last day of april. temperatures running three to nine degrees below average. dr. rony jackson will not return to his job at president trump's personal physician after withdrawing his nomination to run the va. administration officials say 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 stocksic work environment surfaced. he's denied those allegations. secretary of state mike pompeo is wrapping up the trump administration's rhetoric against iran during his visit to

the middle east. 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 leader kim jong-un. >> it's been the administration's goal, complete denuclearization. >> that meeting opens the door for an upcoming summit between president trump and the head of the reclusive communist newsmakers. the south expects the north to remove speakers at the border. both countries using the loud speakers since 2015. the announcement comes as the north said it will close its main nuclear test site. during a historic meeting on

friday the nations' two leaders met and called for an end to the korean war. users in australia and new zealand are testing out facebook's new feature. facebook has repeatedly said this is not a dislike button, per se. it's just a way for people to provide feedback on posts on public pages. you cannot down vote something that your friends post. if you've still got a toys "r" us gift card, you are out of luck. the toy star no longer accepting those gift cards. kmart says it will give points to toys "r" us loyalty club members. you can turn in any toys "r" us gift card and get $10 in free cash. the value of your gift card does not matter. spoiler alert if you watch "american idol," the top ten is now the top seven. for the first time ever the show was broadcast on the east and west coast at the same time. viewers across the country voted live for their favorite contestants on disney night.

>> the top terch contestants performed classic disney songs after being tutored by add dina manziel. >> ada vox i believe auditioned 11 or 12 times before making it and is such an inspiration. >> auditioned as a drag queen, got on the show and then you sent her home. next, the scam that could leave you out hundreds of dollars. you may see something unusual if you drive across the golden gate bridge. the safety inspections that will have people dangling from heart stopping heights. there is a major wildfire burning in arizona this morning. it's making national headlines as evacuations have been issued. i will tell you what firefighters are dealing with next. >> we do have a new crash in the east bay, taking a look at our

traffic maps, this is 680 on the southbound side around concord avenue. i'll give you the

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minutes away from my accuweather forecast. so mike, what do you say? >> we'll keep an eye on that. i'm doing a time lapse on it right now. we'll get to see how gorgeous it is in case you missed it. right now live doppler 7 not letting go. it's going to be a partly cloudy day with a cool ending to what's been a cool april. temperatures, if you're stepping out now through about 7:00 in the mid 40s to low 50s. we'll be around 60 for your bay and inland areas, mid 50s at the coast. those will continue at 4:00. you'll be breezier than the rest of us. mid to upper 50s all around at 7:00. light jacket weather if you're heading out this evening. if you're heading out now, how about the commute? >> a couple of trouble spots to talk about, mike, including southbound 680. this is in the pleasant hill area. we've got the three left lanes blocked by the fire department. hearing at least three vehicles involved in this collision. they are rolling an ambulance to

the scene and that backup is north of highway 4 at this point. you may want to head over and use 242 instead for an alternate. we also have a problem if you're traveling in the holster gilroy area, eastbound state route 156 just past '162. sig alert remains in effect due to a flipped big rig. if you're driving on the golden gate bridge this morning, you'll see crews dangling from ropes on the bridge's tower. abc reporting amy hollyfield is live with what they're up to. >> reporter: good morning, alexis. i just spoke with a spokesperson for the bridge dikt. she says you'll probably zee see these workers about 10:00 this morning. if you see someone repelling on the bridge, don't call it in. that person is supposed to be there. they'll be strapped in, dangling from ropes and pulleys swinging up and down from the bridge, doing it to get a closer look at the span. they call it an arm's length inspection. in the past e they would look at

the bridge from a distance with binoculars. the engineer here at the bridge says the salty marine environment corrodes the they won't be dangling directly over traffic, but you may see them. they say this should take about a week, maybe a little more, and they say it should not impact traffic. if you do see them, don't be alarmed. they're hard at work. live in sausalito, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. a caravan of central american migrants is stuck at the mexico border. border officials at the san ysidro crossing was at capacity and will not handle more asylum seekers. >> you see kids. you see mothers. you see men like me. we or fighting to -- for a better future. >> are you watching that mess

that's going on right now with the caravan coming up are you watching this? our laws are so weak. >> the secretary of homeland security has been ordered to not let the people in, and their future is uncertain. a bay area minister is leading an effort to connect sponsors with migrants 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 friend. >> reverend lee says her organization, the enter faith movement for integrity helps migrants at the u.s.-mexico border. provides them with housing, food and living arrangements as they navigate the process. the prosecutor who spent decades searching for the golden state killer says joseph deangelo is putting on an act.

he appeared on friday handcuffed to a wheelchair. the former contra investigator said he isn't buying it. >> he's a dangerous man, not the decrepit individual you see in arraignment. he's a spry 72-year-old that is physically capable. >> he says the week before he was arrested he was seen riding a moat seekal at high speeds. you can see more of the interview on "good morning america" right after abc 7 mornings. newly obtained body cam videos show officers predicting danger at the ghost ship well before 36 people died. >> let's make it quick. >> -- >> the videos were obtained by the bay area news group. despite the comments, the bay area news group found no public records indicating that the officers notified city, fire or

building officials. the cause of the fire is still unknown, but master tenant derick almena and his right-hand man max harris are charged with involuntary manslaughter for obtaining hazard douse conditions. >> why didn't you shut it down? if it was that bad of a situation why didn't you call the fire department and city officials? >> almena and harris are scheduled to stand trial? july. caltrans workers are asking for more protection when cleaning up homeless encampments. caltrans does not ensure members have the appropriate protective equipment, necessary training, vaccinations or proper combination. a caltrans spokesperson tells "the sacramento bee" that they'll review the grievance. a man is credited with helping rescue four people from a boat. this 33-foot boat got in trouble

late saturday night. a march from pacifica stopped to help and says a woman on board jumped off but landed on her face. one of the passengers explained what went wrong. >> the motor went out on us, the diesel ran out. >> the man who helped the sailors said he knew something was wrong when he saw the lights on the boat. >> my family and i were driving back from the city, and which saw the light of the boat in this surf line. just lucky i was there i guess. >> a person on board says they'd been sailing for 11 hours, headed for san diego. no one on board was from the bay area. i'm keeping my eye on this, a huge wildfire burning right now in arizona. it's called the tinder fire. it's more than 8,000 acres. it is burning south of flagstaff. evacuations have been ordered overnight and hundreds of homes

are at risk. we do know that several structures have already burned, but we don't know the full extent of damage, this wildfire still raging this morning. at least 500 firefighters are on the front line right now and still no word on what started the fire. back to you. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mid to upper 40s through most of the south bay right now. we have milpitas at 50. 50s for most of the bayshore line except for redwood city at 46. 51 in brentwood and livermore. a mixture of low clouds and high clouds. we'll call it a partly sunny start as we look from sutro tower. roads today dry, sprinkle maybe, not likely. going to be another cool day this afternoon. dress the kids accordingly. let's take care at 7:00. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s at 11:00.

still in the mid 50s at the coast. low to mid 60s elsewhere. no spring warmth when they head home this afternoon. not bad. >> here is a look at the north bay. 50 this morning. 66 throughout most of the afternoon hours for the south bay. we'll head back down there where we started. 51 at 8:00. almost total sunshine and mid 60s as we head through the afternoon hours into the evening hours about 56 degrees. monday morning we start off with an earthquake in one area, colder-than-average temperatures. how is the commute? >> unfortunately action there as well. heading to the east bay, this is our biggest issue about a 25-minute delay on southbound 680 as you cross over highway 4 into the pleasant hill area. a multicar crash near concord avenue. the fire department is on the scene blocking the three left lanes. sounds like some of the vehicles involved in this are still blocking the roadway. that is at a standstill.

you want to take pa chak co-boulevard or head south on 242 for an alternate. checking these speeds, eight miles an hour, seven miles an hour approaching the scene. you're barely moving. the good news is, if you take 42 once you make it past the crash, 680 looking good through walnut creek. on the bay bridge toll plaza, the metering lights on for just over an hour. that happened around 5:28 this morning. typical delays starting in the maze and the rest of the way into san francisco looks great. we'll check on drive times coming up at 6:50. may is bike to work month. ford is providing b.a.r.t. riders with a free one-month membership forego bike including the new e bike. riders will have access to unlimited 45-minute trips for 30 days. they'll be at 16 different stations at san francisco, berkeley and oakland.

sprint and t-mobile joining forces. what the wireless merger could mean for your cell phone bill. >> recovering after the north bay wildfires. the desperate call for volunteers as residents try to rebuild their lives. we're getting started this morning up about 150 points at the new york stock exchange. a live look

let's take a look at what's going on around the state today. 63 in san diego to 70 in los angeles, 83 in palm springs. everybody is a little cooler than we were last week. low to mid 70s through the central valley with spotty showers. the best chance will be in higher elevations up north of lake and mendocino county. in the sierra, it will turn into snow well up high into the sierra. for tomorrow, a chance of thunderstorms from tahoe all the way down to vegas. could be quite a light show there. still see snow on the ground. today, mainly rain and it will mix with snow. no accumulation tuesday. temperatures below average, back to average wednesday and warmer than average with sunshine and mid 50s thursday through the weekend. happening today, 49ers player accused of domestic violence returns to court to enter a plea. >> prosecutors pursuing the case against reuben foster even though his ex-girlfriend recanted her allegations.

abc 7 reporter matt keller live at the santa clara county courthouse. >> reporter: the district attorney's office told me it's business as usual. they are moving forward with this case with or without the alleged victim. reuben foster is scheduled for a plea hearing at 9:00 this morning at santa clara county court. he was charged earlier in the month for an alleged domestic violence incident. he's accused of punching his former girlfriend in the head several times and physically removing her from their home. in a statement released last week, the attorney said ennis lied to police and suffered the injuries as a result of a fight with another woman. ennis told foster if he broke up with her, she would trash his career. 49ers are waiting for the case to come to an end before making a decision on foster. matt keller, abc 7 news. the national predators and

their fans gave a standing ovation to the man who disarmed a gunman at a waffle house last weeknd. the crowd stood and roared their thanks to james shaw, junior at yesterday's game. that is shaw in the middle of the screen. they're all looking up because they're on the jumbotron. the predators gave him a special jersey before the game. police credit shaw for stopping more people from getting hurt by wrestling an ar-15 from the shooter. four people were killed and four others injured including shaw. shaw has raised more than $205,000 for the victims. this morning president trump is tweeting again about saturday's controversial white house excess spon dent's dinner. he wrote the dinner is dead as we know it. this was a total disaster and an embarrassment to this great country as we know it. comedian michelle wolf was the headliner. some people say she went too far when talking about press secretary sarah sanders. >> i think she's very

resourceful. like she burns fat and uses that ash to create a perfect smoky eye. maybe she's born with it. maybe it's lies. >> there are some calls for wolf to apologize to sanders. the president of the correspondents association says the monologue did not share in the spirit of the evening. >> my only regret is that to some extent those 15 minutes are now defining four hours of what was a wonderful and unifying night. >> several comedians including jimmy kimmel are coming to wolf's defense. he says hire a jug her next year. scammers are promising users big bucks by duping them out of cash instead. one woman opened a message on facebook saying she won $500,000. the scammer had her name, address, phone number. she became suspicious when a man

claiming to work for fedex asked for $350 in processing fees. fedex says it does not send unsolicited messages or e-mails to customers requesting money. non-profits in napa and son moment ma counties desperately need volunteers. from mental health specialists to translators to people who can rebuild trails. the press democrat reports more than 1,000 volunteers are needed in the next six months. many families victimized by the fire still have to rely on non-profits for food. volunteers need to cook it and serve it. there's plenty to do for everyone who can spare the time. abc 7 was at people's park for a celebration to mark the 49th anniversary of its creation. the park was just a muddy parking lot until 1969 when the city turned it into what would be a central gathering point for the free speech movement. organizers of yesterday's celebration say they are committed to preserving people's

park as the global symbol. >> i went to china and wore a people's park shirt in china in shanghai and i walked into an elevator and somebody went people's park, berkeley. and they know about us all over the world. >> partygoers were treated to music, dancing and free vegan food. avengers infinity war is making movie history. >> the superhero blockbuster earned a record $250 million in its debut weekend, beating the previous record holder "the force awakens"ed, combined with $350 million in international sales. a quiet place, i feel pretty and rampage followed. black panther returned to the top five in its 11th week. they're produced by marvel owned by our parent company, disney. now moving to your morning money report, two cell phone companies are finally merging.

>> t-mobile buying sprint for $26 billion. the ceos say this will mean lower prices and broader options. they say it will take the savings of the combined companies and give them back to consumers and lower prices from day one. so remember that promise. they also say this merger will create thousands of jobs in the u.s. and china. the deal still needs government approval. i want to jump in here at the live desk and show how sprint and t-mobile spots are reacting to the news. down this morning more than 5% for t-mobile. i also want to show you the stocks for sprint corporation. that is down more than 10% this morning. let's check the big board from the new york stock exchange. a much different story there. up at least .7% roughly, 167 points this morning. back to you. >> i also should also note real quick investors are going to really keep their eye on the stock market tomorrow. that's when apple is reporting

its earnings for its first quarter. so something that we are anticipating in the next 24 hours. >> jessica, appreciate it. thank you. for the first time public companies are being required to disclose how much they pay their median employee. this is interesting. the median is the point at which half of the workers make more, half make less. it's compared to how much the ceo makes to highlight pay differences. facebook reports the highest median pay at more than $240,000. the bay area company with the biggest pay disparity, wells fargo, median pay close to $61,000 while the ceo makes more than $17 million. >> i have some friends in tech. they're going to start picking up the bill a little more often. that's my takeaway from that. nice. i've got a question for you guys. does anybody know what the exact definition of what an earthquake swarm would be? we've had four in the alamo danville area in the past 24 hours. >> is that enough? >> that's what i'm wondering.

is that enough? >> do you have an answer? >> no. i was googling it, looking on the usgs site. >> i'm on it. you do weather. >> they ranged from 2.7 to 3.3 in the past 24 hours. irritating at times. nothing too damaging. here is a look at what's going on, a couple of waves of energy rolling through the jet stream. because of that we're going to keep a partly cloudy and cooler than average, especially today, to a lesser extent tomorrow. the lows are coming from alaska and pulling that cool air with us. just enough moisture to make us partly sunny this morning. i don't think much is going to fall from these clouds, maybe a sprinkle. we'll call it a mix of sun and clouds today with breezy spots. tonight clearing and cool and calm and maybe some fog once again up in the north bay valleys like we've been tracking off and on. this morning, more sun and a slow warming trend starting tomorrow which is may 1st. upper 50s to low 60s along the coast. san francisco is 61, santa cruz

60. about 62 to 65 around the bay. up into the north bay, down into the south bay, and about 674 to 68 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. giants got it going. 7:15, first pitch 57, dropping down to 54. going to be breezy. last place padres in time. mid 40s to around 50 tonight. maybe some of our deepest valleys, petaluma and possibly around danville and san ramon may drop down to the low 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s, 60s. 70s finally return inland for tuesday. 60s and 7 o 0s wednesday. hope you have a great day. let's see what alexis is watching. >> things are starting to look a little better in pleasant hill. let's head back up there on our traffic maps. southbound 680 around concord avenue. that's where we have a multicar crash. fire department was blocking the three left lanes. they did ask if it would require

a sig alert. they said no, they're close to getting this cleared. in the meantime the backup almost to the venetia bridge. if you want to use 42 alterna alternate. our drive times, there you go, eight minutes across the richmond-san rafael bridge. westbound 92, san mateo, 22 in the yellow. westbound 84, dumbarton bridge, looking great at 11 minutes. a group of suspected thieves used a stolen pickup truck as a battering ram to break into a gun store near orlando, florida. six people ran into the store after smashing the front window. they broke display cases and they grabbed everything they could. sheriff's deputies captured three of the six suspects and hope this video helps them capture the rest. nasa'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. we'll explain. scientists working on the resource prospect tore mission were told was ending. they were searching for hydrogen, oxygen and any compound to sustain life. for now they'll partner with commercial companies to pay for the mission instead of using public funds. tonight is the premier of "dancing with the stars." ten athletes from all corners of the sports world but mostly tanya harding are teaming up with professional dancers to compete on the ballroom floor. ♪ >> that is i tanya doing what is known as a death spin. >> coveted for the mirror ball trophy in this special four-week season. it includes kareem abdul-jabbar, tanya harding as olympic medalists adam rippon and mariah

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always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. if you're just joining us orr heading out the door. here are the 7 things you need to know before you go. hey, did you feel it? a 3.3 magnitude quake in the east bay in alamo. at 4:r5 5 this morning, this follows several quakes yesterday in the danville area. number two, highway 101 near san antonio road in ma rin county is back open after a semi crash. the truck overturned around 2:00 this morning. no one was hurt, but one person was detained. number three, looking better in the east bay. we had a pretty serious crash on southbound 680 near concord blocking three lanes. the bad news, you've got over a four-mile backup to the venetia bridge, averaging between 22 and 35 miles per hour. police in albany are investigating the third murder in the city in the past 15 years. a man was found shot on a

greenway. number five, a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. starting around 10:00 a.m., engineers will climb up and down the towers to inspect every seam and bolt. the inspections will last all week long. it won't be too breezy today. here is a look at your accuweather 12-hour planner. temperatures below average, a fitting way to end april. number seven, ghirardelli handing out free sundaes this afternoon beginning at noon. it's happening at ghirardelli square, and again i said free ice cream. what more do you really need to know. if you have the day off or can swing by on your lunch break -- >> ice cream is good any day. >> any hour. >> who is getting the uber for the five of us to go there? >> you have to walk to burn off the calories. >> we can do it. >> i'll order the uber.

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