in chicago has been shot and is critically injured. right now there is still a search under way for a suspect. our abc sister station in chicago reports the agent was shot in the head during an undercover federal investigation. it happened on the south side of chicago. atf was working with chalk poli chicago police as well. i can tell you there are still police out there, still a major investigation under way as they look for a suspect or suspects. no other agents or officers were hurt. we do hope to get some better information later this morning. the federal government is taking the lead in this investigation. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. it is now 4:30. if you're just joining us, let's get you up to date on weather and traffic. we start with mike. >> we'll start with the weather window from the roof camera showing mostly cloudy sky, but the clouds not nearly as thick. they're not going to be around quite as long as they were

yesterday. that means warmer temperatures. we're starting off temperatures in the mid 40s to low 50s at 7:00. as we head up to noon, 50s at the coast, mid 60s around the bay. on their way to 80 inland, 72 around the bay. temperatures still a spread under a mostly sunny sky. let's see what else alexis is watching this morning for us? >> we are friday light so far this morning, mike. here is a prime example of that. the ridge mond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. one vehicle going by, totally empty on westbound 580. we're enjoying it while it lasts. so far the drive times are cooperating, westbound 580 tracy to castro valley, 38 minutes. northbound 101, 85 to san jose airport, 12 minutes. and highway 1 to san francisco looking green at ten minutes. i'm watching things in

hawaii closely this morning. right now 1500 people have been evacuated on the hawaiian island of oahu. i want to show you new video. look at this incredible video. it's lava bubbling up from a crack in the street. the magna is still spreading all across the island. again, coming through kraeps. this is the side of a mountain. the national guard has been activated and fema is also mobilizing resources right now. so far no injuries have been reported, but i will keep tracking things throughout the morning for yfrom the live desk. a magnitude 5 quake shook the big island. all eyes are on the island. in the north bay 42 pigs are as flames came incredibly close.

flames were spotted in the eves. crews did manage to put out the flames in 11 minutes. only hey, sawdust and shelving inside the buarn were burned. they don't know the cause but said there were heat lamps inside the barn to keep the animals warm. a boat ran aground last weekend at linda mar beach. the four-person crew is stuck living in a hotel room and on donations. they say sea conditions just overwhelmed them. >> it wasn't really a matter of running aground so much as we were pushed aground. once the rip tides cause ut in the bay, they pushed us faster and faster. >> the boat is barely visible in the water and moving with the tides. sky 7 captured incredible video of that boat salvage attempt.

you can watch more than 20 minutes of that footage on abc7news.com. this morning twitter is advising you to change your password after the bug left potentially all of twitter's 330 million users' passwords vulnerable. abc's katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: the process is called hashing. as san jose state cyber security expert explains, it should prevent anyone from ever knowing your twitter password. >> what happened is this one is not working. >> reporter: the bug allowed unencrypted passwords to be stored in an internal database, meaning twitter employees had access to them, and if anyone hacked in, they could potentially access the passwords. >> the software fixed by human, we'll safe this one every single day. >> in a blog post, we have fixed the bug and shows no

investigati investigation. some people are taking it more seriously and others. >>i got the identification that i should secure my account by changing my passwords. >> if someone hacked it or something, it would have been a big problem, big issue for us. we experts say people should change their passwords every 90 days and make sure they're long and complicated. katie marzullo, nbc 7 news. backers have turned in 625,000 signatures to try to get it before voters in november. the california consumer privacy act is aimed at letting people see what personal information businesses collect and block corporations from selling it. at&t, comcast, verizon and google are fighting the measure. facebook dropped its opposition after a privacy breach that affected 87 million users. president trump will address

the gathering of the national rifle association. more than 70,000 nra members are meeting in dallas. this will be mr. trump's fourth visit to the annual convention. the event is also drawing protests, including by people who lost loved ones to gun violence. the debate over gun control has grown louder since february's shooting rampage in florida that left 17 students and staff members dead. data collected by the metropolitan transportation commission calculates roughly 2500 hours in savings every day for drivers between 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. tuesdays through thursdays on the bridge. attention is being directed at the now closed westbound third lane on the upper take to see if opening it up to cars would be feasible. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with temperatures. some of the cooler ones in the san ramon valley, danville 47,

san ramon 48, pleasanton, 48. everyone else in the low to mid 50s. pittsburg 58 degrees. pretty quiet as far as driving on a ferry today or taking mass transit. cool this morning to a little warm this afternoon. light breezes and a whole lot of sunshine. let's head down to the south bay. starting off with the cloud cover no doubt. 54 at 8:00. cloudy at 62. then look at that. a lot of sunshine, a few passing high clouds. temperatures 71 at noon, speaking around 77 at 4:00 and still about 65 at 8:00. let's head to san francisco where we'll see a little warming trend today. we'll start off this morning around 50 degrees at 8:00. a slow climb to 54 by noon. jumping from upper 50s to low 60s and back too about 54 degrees. friday, we look at friday for various reasons, bringing alexis

in here. one of those is friday light traffic. >> we're pretty light. a couple issues, one is a crash on westbound highway 4 in the discovery bay area. we have both lanes blocked. chp on the way to the scene right now. sounds like we've got a couple vehicles involved including a semi. it's right at discovery bay boulevard. the folks behind it are saying it's a standstill traffic jam. definitely heavy volumes in the area. we don't have details yet. as soon as chp arrives on the scene, we should have a lot more information. so far mass transit off to a great start. ace one out on time. 27 b.a.r.t. trains in service and normal service, no delays for capital corridor. the north bay wildfires drove pg&e profits down. now it's going all out to force customers to pick up the tab of future disasters.

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if you're traveling around the state today, expect a whole lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures. mid 80s to 90s through the central valley. same thing to los angeles, nearly 100 in palm springs. warm in san diego, 77 today. a sunny 64 in monterey. 78 with sunshine in yosemite. cloudy 68 in tahoe. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast i put together for you. you can see temperatures well above the average high of 60. our coolest day will be next week in the mid 60s. a whole lot of nothing going on. reggie? >> pg&e making less money and it's blaming the north bai wildfires. in an earnings report yesterday, the company said its earnings were down because of costs related to the fires. the company still made $442 million in the last quarter. pg&e is facing several lawsuits which blames the company's equipment for causing the fires. palo alto police are asking for your help identifying a

suspect who stole a safe from a house. this happened on wednesday afternoon on west crescent drive when the homeowner was out running errands. the victim told police the man entered her home through an unlocked sliding door. she said the man took a medium sized safe that contained jewelry and a suitcase. one restaurant owner has gone behind her civic duty, helping to raise $1 million for schools in san francisco and san jose. they have done it one taco at a time. abc 7 news reporter leah melendez explains how. >> reporter: who would have thought selling tacos could help feed the minds of hundreds of students. taco licious restaurants in san francisco, palo alto, the parents of public school kids, they came up with a formula forgiving. >> from september to may, we give 15% of a month's worth of

proceeds to that school. >> the tacolicious restaurant in the mission district of san francisco supports nine schools in that specific community. every month one of the nine schools gets the funds. this month they will cut a check to mission high school. >> if we can raise 15% for the whole month's time, that school will get a check from $3,000 to $8,000, depending on -- if it's cinco de mayo, you'll get a lot of money. >> they have restaurants in the marina and north bay districts. that's 18 more schools that get funded. one of the schools that has benefited from one of the tacolicious restaurants is garfield elementary. let's go inside to see what they have received. garfield used its money to buy classroom ipads and chrome books for its third to fifth graders. >> it's 2018. a lot of technology is really benefiting the teaching and learning in our classrooms.

>> i really truly believe san francisco needs to really support its public education. >> reporter: customers may come for her strong margaritas, but she has her heart on creating strong schools in a strong city. in san francisco, lee ann melendez, abc 7 news. may the fourth be you. it is officially swars day. >> lucas film wants you to break out your best chewbacca impression for chair tir. director ron howard explains. >> just record and upload your very best chewy roar. post, like or share using the #roarforchange. >> a dollar will be donated to unicef for each post, like or share. solo, a "star wars" story is out on may 25th. >> disney the parent company of

abc 7. >> i feel like mike could do a good one. if anybody can do it, it's mike. >> i can't do it on demand. >> i'm like jessica. >> i'm so disappointed. >> got to relax the throat to let it gurgal like that. oo >> let's talk about what's going on with your accuweather forecast. we have a look at walnut creek, one of the areas that will push 80 degrees, need to turn the air conditioner on in the car. warmer, becoming mostly sunny. cool tonight, mostly cloudy and seasonal to above average high temperatures. today we'll go from low clouds until you see high clouds. that's the warm air coming in, bringing a little extra moisture with it. that just means really sunny days once again and glasses

needed. 64 degrees here. the mission 65. south san francisco 66. the rest of us in the low 60s. daly city may only make it to 59. oakland 6 degrees. not nearly as great as it was yesterday. 68 in berkeley. everyone else 70 to 74 degrees. 70 in san mateo. millbrae 67 to palo alto at 73. as we go to the north bay, 75 in santa rosa to 74 in san rafael. mid to upper 70s here. south bay will have mid to upper 70s until you get to morgan hill and gilroy, low to mid 80s.s.s.. my accuweather forecast, cooler through sunday, still a spike in warm temperatures monday and again thursday. here is alexis. >> let's take you backo the discovery bay area where we have what sounds like a serious crash here.

we have a rollover involving a semi and two smaller vehicles. not sure which one of those vehicles flipped, but we have injuries reported. this is westbound highway 4 at discovery bay boulevard. a large emergency presence is on the scene. we've got a lot of different agencies reporting. chp should be arriving any minute. we're seeing backups in the area, both of those westbound lanes are blocked. better news at the bay bridge toll plaza, no stackup in the cash lanes anymore. no metering lights until about 5:20 this morning. the warriors in new orleans this morning ready for game three and four. >> they left the bay area yesterday, leading the series two games to none. game three is tonight, four on sunday right here on abc 7. coverage starts at noon. a record number of people are turning to youtube to watch videos. >> a new restaurant features

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on tuesday he led police from hollywood and bakersfield, eventually giving officers the slip. his 3-year-old son and 11-month-old daughter were unarmed. if you're a woman trying to get pregnant, it may be a good idea to get more fruit. that's the advice of researchers who conducted the study. researchers followed 5600 women who wanted to conceive. those who ate fruit - - - - - ate fast food four or more times a week took a month longer to get pregnant than those who rarely ate fast food. the world's best pro surfers will be in the central valley, 100 miles from the nearest beach for a competition broadcast on national tv. the founder's cup will take place on a man made lagoon created by world champion slater kelly slater.

his surf ranch is a one-of-a-kind, high-tech wave pool. >> nothing else like it in the world. when we come out here and create the perfect wave and push every single time a special wave for our surfers to get on, it really creates a consistent environment for them to compete against. >> that is wild. the surf ranch uses 15 million gallops of water and is 2,000 feet in length. the machine-made waves allow surfers to ride for 45 seconds every single time. that's double the length of anything they would find in the actual ocean. >> that's very cool. >> i like that. >> here is a look at what's going on at the a's game today. they're back in town. three game series with the orioles at the coliseum. 7:05 first pitch. 62 degrees, cooling down to about 56 degrees. if you're thinking about going to the beach, today is going to be one of the brighter days and warmer days. santa cruz, 74 degrees this afternoon, down to 70 tomorrow. we'll start off with fog sunday

morning and then be mostly sunny in the afternoon. still pretty pleasant. 66 degrees. just be careful each and every day, the uv index will be high, burn times less than 25 minutes if you don't have the sunscreen on. here is alexis with the look at the morning commute. >> looking good. no huge backups or anything like that. we have a crash in discovery bay. we'll head back there at 5:00. right now looking at smooth sailing commute, westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. those volumes starting to fill in. westbound 580 tracy to bub lynn, 34 minutes, that's a friday light drive time out of the central valley. westbound 4 antioch to concord 14. san rah fell to san francisco on the 101 coming in at 19 minutes. jimmy kimmel helps highlight the wake-up challenge, asking staff members to make creative wake-up calls.

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. good morning. it's 5:00 a.m. on this friday, may 4th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. >> we have a lot of sunshine and warmer temperatures. it will be the warmest day this week, especially in the inland neighborhoods. >> a look at live doppler dopplr patchy clouds. the winds are not nearly as strong coming off the ocean. another reason we'll see faster sunshine and warmer temperatures today.