live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> this has been an intense year. i can't believe we're only four months in. >> mark zuckerberg admits facebok is facing major challenges this year in terms of protecti protecting user data and battling fake news. he addressed troubling issue the the company is facing at facebook's annual developers' conference in san jose. thank you for joining us. i'm kristen sze. he addressed steps to address the cambridge analytica scandal,

said it was a breach of chutrus over working to make sure it does not happen again. there's a clear history, deleting your browsing history from facebook. >> you can use the tool to see the websites you've been directed to, clear the information from your account and turn it off having this information stored with your account going forward. >> that is a major new feature and announced the launch of a dating feature, video calls on instagram, and a stand alone virtual reality headset. even as congress demands answers from facebook, developers are looking for new features and products from the company. abc 7 news reporter matt keller has that story from san jose, matt? >> reporter: the controversies have not stopped people from attended fa. it's a packed house in san jose as people want to know what's next for facebook. facebook wants to make friends at its annual fa developer

conference in san jose. >> get excited, people. high five, buddy. chus bump, chus buest pumbump. >> reporter: the ceo faced tough questions at a congressional hearing in april over the cambridge analytica scandal, and tech analysts say developers have tough questions for facebook. >> some of the data privacy concerns have resulted in reduced permissions for developers to access data so they have questions. i think the tone is going to be hopefully positive, but i think, also, conciliatory at the same time. >> reporter: representatives from taste made are here at the two-day event. >> our biggest platforms currently. >> reporter: the online lifestyle company for food, travel, and home design noticed changes recently to the facebook algorithm. mark promised more posts on feeds from family and friends and less from businesses, brands, and media.

they want to make the cut. >> working with their brand and content policies and whatnot to ensure we give the best user experience to our fans. >> reporter: this is a two-day event. the keynote speaker tomorrow is streamed live online. we set up a link on the website, abc7news.com. live in san jose, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. happening now, let's take you live to the port of oakland. you can see sky7 is over the port right now where a march is just getting underway as part of the may day or international workers day. we're going to push in on the protesters who are carrying signing demanding rights for workers and immigrants in the bay area and across the country. we go live now to the ground where amy hollyfield is live. amy, is the port still open? >> reporter: the union workers tell me they are not doing any work here at the port of oakland today. i left several messages for the spokesperson or spokes people at

the port and i have not heard back, but here's the action going on here. you can see protesters are on the move. they held a rally here, and now they are marching to the plaza. they did listen to some speakers organized here, and it was not just rights activists, but joined by activists against police brutality. this is a day for workers rights, members want to join forces and bring attention to police brutality. >> i think we have to start thinking a little more about people instead of just profit in this country, and so, no, i don't feel bad at all about taking the day off and marching with my brothers and sisters. >> reporter: there's video of the activity happening here just moments ago before they headed off on their march. workers tell me that if this day of action changes one person's way of thinking about workers' rights or police brutality, they

say it will have been worth it. they are calling on and planning for the day to be peaceful. so far, it has been. there's several police officers here on motorcycles, you see some going by now, and also on bicycles, all standing by just in case, but a peaceful day so far, and, again, we reached out to the port of oakland and have not heard back. live in oakland, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. new this morning, sky7 was above napa road and burndale road where there appears to have been an accident involving a tractor. you see that in the circle there. we are not zooming in because there appears to be someone dead perhaps on the ground. the video highlights the area where this happened. abc 7 news is still working to confirm details, but several first responders are on the scene right now. new details from oakland police on a double homicide. they say a man and woman were killed on 89th avenue near

international boulevar. officers heard shots at 9:30 last night, and a short time later, victims were wounded. so far, no one is in custody. anyone with information is asked to call the oakland police. this morning, investigators on the golden state killer case want to know if a romantic breakup triggered a murderous rampage. in 1978, a victim said he said bonny, saying i hate you, bonny, over and over again. the suspect who has been charged, joseph deangelo was once engaged to a bonny. the cold case investigator believes the suspect had a grudge against her. >> we run across a newspaper article, engagement to a bonny back in 1970 so now we have a guy that has a bonnie in his life, so something happened in that relationship that caused them to part. >> a source close to abc news identified bonnie as bonnie

olson, and she's speaking with prosecutors. new at 11:00, 17 states are suing to challenge the epa's auto emissions rollback. attorney general announced the suit an hour ago from sacramento. the epa said standards that aim to slash carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles are too stringent, but officials said the plan violates the clean air act. governor brown called the ad min straiter scott pruitt an outlaw. >> this move by pruitt with the help and encouragement of trump is not going to make america great, but second rate, and may and probably will jeopardize america's auto industry. >> brown also says the rollback hurts the health of californian and americans breathing in tail pipe emissions. this morning, we are learning what special counsel robert mueller wants to ask

president trump. the "new york times" obtained four dozen questions mueller wants to address ranging in topics from the tweets to comey. they compiled questions as well for the special counsel to ask. >> met with the investigators, and they went through subject after subject after subject they wanted to ask about. they wrote down all the things coming up with 49 questions. >> you read the quesons, and you say to yourself, there is simply no way the president can sit down with robert mueller and answer all of these questions. >> why? >> because he's going to inevitably contradict himself in the very least. >> the president tweeting, so disgrateful that the questions concerning the russian witch hunt were leaked to the media. no questions on collusion. oh, i see, you have a made up phony crime, collusion, that never existed, and an investigation begun with illegally leaked classified

information. nice. new at 11:00, $14 million in emergency funds help california schools damaged in wildfires. state education officials say schools affected in the wildfires in the north bay and the december wildfires in southern california will have access to the funds. they'll be spent on repairs, debris removal, and environmental cleanup. the north bay alreawildfires cl 600 schools with 260,000 students. the fight to rollback the state gas tax will likely be on the november ballot. tax opponents have enough signatures on a repeal initiative. the tax that went into effect in november adds .12 to every gallon of gas you buy, and the money funds thousands of road repair projects. abc 7 news spoke with drivers filling up their tanks in concord in the morning commute. some said they need the gas tax for repairs issue and others say enough is enough. >> we need new bridges and roads.

you got to do what we got to do. >> i'm against it. i'm not trying to pay no high gas prices, high enough as it is right now. >> analysts predict gas prices are rising, and could be the most expensive summer for driving in four years. more than 100 uber drivers accused of sexual assault or abuse in recent years, and now the company is responding. after filing a lawsuit against harv harvey weinstein, ashley judd says he torpedoed her career. what she missed out on after not acting on his advances. international efforts to find victims underway. we'll have more after the break. and we take a look at the golden gate bridge this morning from our weather window. notice all the cloud cover from the morning? gone. that means our chance of sprinkles? gone with it. what's going to happen this may? yeah, may 1st, a warming trend. how hot it gets in the

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uber is committed to safety following an investigation into sexual assault claims against drivers. cnn found 103 uber drivers in the u.s. were accused of sexual assault or abuse in the past four years. each driver has been arrested, is wanted by police, or has been named in a civil lawsuit. in a statement, uber said, quote, the stories are horrific.

we worked with cnn to understand the findsings and determined we did 2.4 billion trips in the u.s. in the same period. in an exclusive, hear from ashley judd after filing lawsuit against disgraced harvey weinstein claiming he blocked her from getting major movie roles in retaliation for turning down his advances. the lord of the rings movie, said she was a nights mare to work with and cost her a role in the block buster franchise. >> i was invite to see which role i preferred. >> then just poof? >> we never heard anything back. judd will donate monetary damages from the lawsuit to the times up legal defense fund. weinstein's team repeatedly said he denies any allegations of nonconsensual sex. a partner of a shooting victim filed a lawsuit against

peterson who could have prevented deaths if he had intervened. the broward county sheriff previously said the deputy never entered stoneman douglas high school when the gunman was inside. peterson said through lawyers he was unsure where the gunfire was coming from. 17 people died in the mass shooting on valentine's day. new this morning, a deadly high-rise building fire and collapse in brazil. jessica castro from abc 7 mornings has the dramatic video, jessica? >> caught on video. look at the huge flames, one person is dead, but there are still many others missing. right now, there are search efforts still underway at this building in brazil, and look at this, the very moment the building crashed down. there were reportedly at least 150 people living there. i also want to show you some new video from that search effort underway right now. this is from the firefighters' facebook page, and at this time, they are still going through the rubble. you can see they are using k-9s

there as well as to help in the search, and firefighters are putting out hot spots. they have been doing so for several hours. witnesses told first responders that they could hear at least one person calling for help from the upper floors, and as many as 160 firefighters, 57 vehicles responded to this massive blaze this morning. it is still unclear exactly what sparked this massive fire. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 news. >> thank you. processing has begun for eight people part of a caravan camped outside a border access point in southern california. four mothers, three children, and an 18-year-old were taken in yesterday, and about 140 others are still waiting to cross the border. many from honduras and guatemala are seeking asylum. the department of justice filed criminal charges against 11 people accusing them of entering the u.s. illegally. there will be a may day

rally this afternoon in support of fernando at his first i.c.e. check-in appointment. this is video from the emotional reunion with his family last month when a san francisco immigration judge overturned scheduled detportation saying it's not safe to return to mexico. he was detained for six months after i.c.e. arrested him in october. there is a new question pediatricians are asking kids who address a growing mental health problem. live look right now at emeryville, our meteoro

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doctors should screen children and teens on use of social media. they recommend this because research on the links between social media and anxiety and depression. they talk about home life, education, activity, and social media use. >> they are spending time on social media, pushing out other activities that are important for the development, and they are at a higher risk of anxiety or depression, and we don't know why, if that's causal. you know, it could be that you are depressed and use more social media, withdraw, and you are already withdrawing and go to social media. parents should set the example, putting away the phone in dinner and block access certain times of the day. >> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> gorgeous weather, enjoy this.

hi, everybody,his is a look from the exploratory camera at pier 15. the sun is out. the temperatures are responding. we're in the mid-50s to mid-60s already. a little bit warmer than we've been in the last couple days. a couple hours of warming to go. you see the sun in san jose. grab the sunglasses, sunny today and highs climbing now that we're out of the late april funk of cool weather. chance of showers still out there, but southeast of our neighborhoods, and dry and warm pattern developing through the weekend, and here's the area shaded in green, and i wanted to point that out. heading to the central valley or sierra, best chance of thunderstorms with lightning and hail. live doppler 7, there's valley rain and mountain snow. for us, yeah, came through the north bay, through the eastern sections of mt. hamilton, and in napa, but that's about it. the rest of us just were cloudy this morning. this afternoon, look at this, 69

and 72 in san jose. as you head up the peninsula, mid to upper 60s with redwood city, and some of the warm spots, and coast is warmer today, low 60s there, and mid-60s in downtown and south san francisco, and upper 70s in the north bay, breezy at times up here, the east bay shore, breezy, temperatures in the upper 60s, low 70s, and 72 in herk hercules. a look at breezes over the bay, and further south you are, of the bay bridge, the faster the breezes will be and choppier wae waves will be. the temperatures stay in the 50s at the coast, 60s inland and bay neighborhoods, and 70s at 4:00, back to 60 at 8:00, and grab a jacket at midnight for any reason, low to mid-50s. giants, hottest team in baseball r right now. can they take another from the

padres? we'll find out tonight. on the other side, tipoff at 7:30 in oracle, heading into the game at 60, heading out at 56. not much a change there as we welcome the pelicans again. temperatures tonight in the mid-40s, low 50s, and notice white and gray out there, pronounced on the coast, fog there, that slips across the gap across heading over to the east bay during the morning commute. giving way to sun, and the temperatures are close to today's, and winds take it down a degree, but that returns thursday, and warmest day is friday. saturday and sunday and monday, afternoon sunshine, and temperatures above average everywhere other than the coast where they are in the 60s. >> very exciting the giants is above 500 now. >> leapfrogged to second place in the division. i like that. >> all right. rooting for the warriors back for game two in the nba playoff series, and fans

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alerts and tune in for the latest news and weather right here on our next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. okay. warriors fans, i hope you're wearing blue and gold today because it's time to hopefully fingers crossed welcome back superstar steph curry to the court. it's likely curry plays tonight, and they take on the new orleans pelicans at oracle in game two of the playoff series. tipoff at 7:30, and the two-time mvp has not played since spraining his knee march 23rd. he's listed probable with the idea he plays as long as there's no issues with the knee. good we took one already, but we could use him. >> knock off the rust tonight and see what happens and if he feels good, he's good to go. >> that's the plan. from us here, thank you for joining us, and "who wants to be a millionaire" is ne

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