congress april 11. he's the keynote speaker. we set up the details on f8 on our website, nbc nbc. i'm matt keller. transportation officials will consider implementing a private program for the controversial scooter industry. the two-year program would allow up to five permits to be issued and those permits would authorize 500 scooters each. riders would be able to park or leave them unattended on the sidewalk as long as they do not obstruct right-of-way. an application would cost $5,000, a $25,000 annual fee. the board meets at 1:00 this afternoon. >> just reminder, it's illegal to ride them on the sidewalk. it's 4:30 if you're joining us, get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. here is mike. >> hi, everybody. downside of full moon but bright and beautiful from exploratorium pier 15 gives you an idea how

clear it is. twaet 12-hour planner for tuesday. 7:00 still in the 40s to 50. mid to upper 50s no matter what time of day at the coast. things will vary a little more elsewhere around the bay and inland. we're looking at temperatures in the mid-60s at noon and low- to mid-70s at 4:00 and still mid-60s at 7:00. not quite as heavy a jacket as yesterday evening or blanket if you're heading out for activity. turn it over to alexis and see what else she has for us. >> looking live at walnut creek camera here. not so many folks out yet but ramping up south 680, folks heading to highway 24. we don't have major problems for you if you're coming from walnut lafayette, bay bridge toll plaza. slowdown westbound 580, castro valley, two cashes along the route, look at those. northbound 101, 85 san jose airport great at 12.

northbound 280 to st. francis in the green, 10 minutes. from our live desk, right now open police are investigating a double homicide in east oakland. i want to show you video overnight. you see the crime scene on 89th avenue near international boulevard. there is a heavy police presence there. it's unclear when the deaths were reported. details surrounding the homicides have not been released yet. we've reached out to police. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get one. >> thank you. investigators around california are looking to see if any unsolved could be linked to joseph deangelo. the golden state killer. he was arrested last week. they say he called four people opinion two different counties. one unsolved a woman and her 4-year-old son in southern california.

her boyfriend spent 38 years in prison before being exonerated. exhaustive number of murders, prosecutors may decide to consolidate the cases into just one trial. >> ultimately, at least from my perspective, the goal is we try to keep these in one county, because of logistics, because of resources, because of victim sensitivity. >> deangelo could be tried in santa barbara, ventura, orange county where investigators believe he committed most of the murders. he's going to be back in court may 14th. uber says it is committed to doing more to strengthen passenger safety following investigations into sexual assault claims against driver. they found 103 uber drivers in the u.s. accused of sexual assault or abuse in the last four years. each of the drivers are wanted by police. in a statement uber said these stories are horrific and our

hearts go out to the victims. uber did 2.4 billion trips in that same period. this morning we're now learning what special counsel robert mueller wants to ask donald trump. >> "new york times" has the list ranging from james comey to tweets. elizabeth hur live in new york city. good morning. >> reporter: that list covers a variety of issues including questions about the president's tweets, firings and campaign contacts. bottom line mueller wants to know what the president knew and when. will he or won't he? we still don't know if president trump will sit down with special counsel robert mueller with negotiations continuing for that potential interview. how we are learning there's a list of about four dozen questions that mueller wants to ask the president. overnight abc news confirming the authenticity of that list published by "the new york times." the questions ranging from the president's interaction with

former fbi director james comey and his reaction to the recusal of attorney general jeff sessions. other questions touching on possible election meddling. abc news reported on a list of topics mueller is interested in probing, which also include firing of former national security adviser michael flynn and now infamous 2016 trump tower campaign meeting with don junior, jared kushner, paul manafort, russian lawyer. >> no collusion, chi knew anyway. no coordination, nothing. >> reporter: president trump maintained the russia investigation was, quote, a total witch hunt. >> as for those questions reportedly from mueller so far, both the trump legal team and the special counsel's office declined to comment when contacted by abc news. reporting live in new york, abc 7 news. thanks, elizabeth. the president is responding this morning. just a few minutes ago he tweeted out, so disgraceful that

the questions concerning the russian witch hunt were leaked to the media. no questions on collusion. oh, i see. you've made up phony crime, collusion that never existed and an investigation withel legally leaked classified information. president trump's chief of staff denied a report he called his boss an idiot. john kelly was reacting to a report on nbc news that a former administration official said he called the president an idiot in private last year. kelly dismissed the report saying he spends more time with the president than anyone else. kelly added that it was, quote, total bs. >> happening today some oakland city councilmembers will join the community to call for legal action against nfl and raiders. they will hold a news conference today on the steps of city hall. the city council could decide whether to sue the raiders over the team's move to vegas. the suit would cite antitrust laws and argue the team ignored relocation by laws.

they are set to move to vagds in 2020. they will play at home but 2020 remains uncertain. levi's stadium will be the site of a golf course for the second year in a roy. stadium links will transform it into one-of-a-kind golf course next month. tee boxes up high allowing golfers a great vantage point. new this year a $2,000 cash prize to be split between the top five scorers. book a tee time may 8 and that comes to levis june 8th through 10th. never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. calling for temperatures, 45, 44, tried to make a golf reference, 53 antioch, 52 concord. so a little bit colder in our inland east bay valleys than it was yesterday at this time. here is a look at the western span of the bay bridge. roads, they are going to be type today.

dry. grab the sunglasses. a lot of sunshine. bay bridge, the fastest breezes if you're taking a ferry. mass transit cool but comfortable during the afternoon hours. north bay over the next 12 hours, start at 8:00, 49, 1 at 10:00, 70 at noon with mid-70s throughout the afternoon hours all the way up until 6:00 them we'll drop quickly down to 63 at 8:00. that will be under a mostly sunny sky. we'll have sunshine and mostly sunny in the south bay. we'll start 53 at 8:00, 65 at noon, low 70s from about 1:00 through 5:00 and down to 62 by 8:00. want to give you an idea what's coming up in accuweather seven-day forecast. seems like we've bp cooler than average last week and a half to two weeks will we're going to rebound. may will start a warming trend, push our temperatures in livermore, flirting with 80 degrees. never gets out of hand but definitely spring warmth on the way. all right. early in the morning, i notice a lot of cars on the road this

morning. maybe that was my commute but what are you seeing? >> a couple trouble spots already out of the central valley so let's head there on our traffic map. does not take much to slow down this commute either. watching news carefully. westbound 580 before north flynn road, no injuries, they made it off to the shoulder. one of the vehicles totalled. part of this may be onlooker delay and part of that our typical back-up we see starting to form this time of the morning every day. once you get past that into the dublin westbound 580 and 680 merge a three-car crash blocking lanes four and five. the two right lanes are blocked. we do have a bit of a back-up approaching that. keep an eye on that drive time so far still in the yellow. quick check of bay bridge toll plaza, a little bit of a stackup left side with cash lanes but no metering lights yet. that usually happens around 5:20. next traffic update in less than 10 minutes. okay. hear from our live desk, look at

these images we are just getting from overseas. a major fire in the south american country. still several people missing right now. i will have the full story coming up next. >> menlo park's 911 center now tackling hundreds of calls from facebook headquarters. the mayor says it's no big deal. >> b.a.r.t. tackles a dirty,

4:43 on the dot on this tuesday. check out the chance of a thunderstorm. look how pit backs its way towards us. it's mainly going to be south and east of our neighborhoods. if you're traveling through the central valley or sierra, lightning, small hail possible. a lot of snow in the sierra especially above 10,000 feet. you can see showers around monterey, thunderstorms in grapevine and around san diego and l.a. we're totally low- to mid-60s today. let's take a look what's going on up in tahoe where you'll have snow showers with little to no accumulation. thursday dry and thunderstorms friday as temperatures near 70 degrees. i want to show you this dramatic video coming in from brazil right now. look at this huge fire. it happened at an abandoned papt building in san paulo brazil.

one dead and could be more victims. despite being abandoned, there were about 150 people that lived in the lower 10 floors as adequaters. people missing this hour. the 26-story building eventually collapsed. no word yet what started this fire. i'll keep my eye on things. reggie. >> newly released call logs reveal startling statistics about facebook campus in menlo park and 911. facebook employees have called 911 once every two days. katie marzullo hat story. >> reporter: see it for your self. the call logs. people refusing to leave the menlo park campus, some causing a disturbance, countless medical calls and over 100 accidental calls or pocket calls over the last year. one causing a security officer to be sprayed in the face.

231 calls to 911 between january 2017 and this march. that's about one call every two days. >> we currently can support the calls and response with facebook. >> the mayor of menlo park said facebook is a good community partner and for the most part a safe place. >> we are working with facebook as part of their expansion in the city to help support additional officers. it will be supported long-term through their increased property taxes to the city. >> facebook released a statement that reads the safety of our employees is paramount. we work hard every day to maintain a safe and secure environment for our community. security at bay area tech companies is more concern no than ever after a disgruntled youtube user shot and killed employees in

killing herself. cleaning up an unsanitary problem at several stations, the target, those elevators, which are sometimes used asthma shift toilets who are sleeping nearby. they are working with community organization to hire elevator attendants. they will literally ride up and down with passengers and try to direct others to nearby bathrooms. >> you can't have some of the stuff that's gone on here in the past continue to go on here. with that, we're still greeting the people and welcoming them and treating them all with respect and honor. >> the $600,000 program will be split between union b.a.r.t. and foul street. after six months officials will evaluate whether it's worth it. >> mystery solved. the owner of a homemade submarine found floating in the bay near emeryville has come forward. marine scientist said someone stole the tiny sub nicknamed fang tooth from its home at the

marina. it's goes 30 feet deep and used for volunteer community submer eblecojpr handed it over operator. she needs to find io$2 out of t lot. >> whoa, $2,000? >> must be heavy. >> somebody stole it and now she has to come up with $2,000. >> how that is fair. >> that's wrong. >>m where is captain america wn we need him, it's obviously painted in those arvel to the r question mark. let's talk about weather 4:47, from sutro tower. neverthe oranevce san of shower the bay area today, that's the last time because a dry and warm

pattern is gdelop.ngoi the area of low pressure over vancouver seattle, slide down the coast, kick up breezes, clouds, and eventually tap into moisture and bring the chance of wet weather to the south and east. for us mostly sunny south bay, 69 milpitas, to 73,70 mcroclimates on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s today. we'll even be a little bit warmer along t 6he0s, 65 downto san francisco and sausalito with henoo upper 70s through t ut low 60s at your coast. along east pay shore 67. at berkeley pleasanton, brentwood and fairfield 78. tonight mid-40s to 50 with a little more fog in the forecast especially along the coast and north pbay valleys. that will give away sunshine. temperatures the same tomorro w

friday and still a little above average as we head through the week. all right. let's take a look at the morning commute. here is alexis. >> looking okay, a couple of central valley, 580, a few areas west 92bod san mateo light volume and no delays. if you're using mass transit, incident-free othne oerut on t. gps issues continu. if you're looking at their website looks like no trains are running. we doubled checked and they assure us everything on time. noal corridor. >> thanks. apple will release its report of iphone sales today and the results could have a ripple effect on wall street. a new study says doctors should screen kids for social media your tech bytes. >> disappointing iphone sales. >> wall street watching apple. the company willrarnings expect

confirm iphone sales are down. doctors are hoping to learn more about how social media negatively affects kids. >> editorial in pediatrics calling for doctors to question kids about their america suing france over a website. dhncreer t ghe site france.com. an american man had purchased the domain name in 1994 just two years after worldwide web became publicly available. experts say the site could be worth millions of dollars. hbog> indeed. >> there you go. those are tech bytes. >> have a great day. >> shop, eat, and mslajoree newo san jose. >> high-speed railway over budget and behind schedule. the federal government wants to know why. >> oakland a's about to possible th you could save energy by living off the grid.

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a car slammed through the front doors of the store in santa rosa yesterdae rnteaf to rest 30 fee medical treatment. the driver suffered minor injuries. the fire department said despite the mess most of the damage was cosmetic. all right. never more than seven minutes jose.from my a87 i s pretty quiet so far this morning. let's take a look at march. we know temperatures are cbongdiun butomre some areas still a litt below average like redwood city 3 degrees. san jose right on average of 72. everybody else 1 degree warmer san francisco a gam e tonight? not many teams hotter than the giants right now. ann last night, win tonight, win first pitch at 7:15, 59 degrees dropping down to 56. msengy ostlstars, will be a l breezy and sun sets at 8:00 this evening. have a good time. here is alexis.

>> okay. want to head back to central valley where we've had a couple issues if you're trying to get out oftr ac of improvement west 580 near north flynn road. to-car crash. one of those vehicles has totalled but that cleared from the board according to chp. looks like that is no longer blocking tu delay, volume filling in. westbound 580 at 680 merge, awo ht lanes and three-car crash happened 20 minutes ago. bay bridge toll plaza looking good. we don't have metering lights, cash lane looking pretty good right now. >> wakanda forever or one night at the coliseum. >> very first look. pretty cool. this is the possible hea released on the 5th. an image and he glows in the dark , io.n honor of the directr of recently released mega blockbuster movie "black

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1st. thanks for waking up with us. >> never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. does the heat up begin today or ahead of us? >> starts today. warming trend as we flip calendar.

hi, everybheody. a little bit of a sea breeze, most of the arrows pointing away from the coast and moving inland on dry, live doppler 7. that means we're not going to let the warming trend get out of hand. also meaning a little hazy out there this morning but a lot of sunshine, mid-40s to 50 at 7:00. as we head to noon accuweather 12-hour planner, mid-50s at the coast, the rest in the middle. 60s with mostly sunny conditions. look at the coast. it's going to get breezy at the coast. keeps you in the 50s with the rest of us low- to mid-70s, mid-60s for the rest of us. the rest of your accuweather coming up. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. looking at fairly empty highway 280 and 17 in san jose. not a lot of folks out moving this morning. it has been a really quiet start in the south bay. no incidents to report there. actually improving quite a bit, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, two crashes along that route. they both cleared. slight residual in the yellow at