of california health care workers trepg to strike for a second day in a row. >> live picture people up already. for the only putting thousands of appointments on hold but a senator canceling her speech. >> thanks for being with us. amy hollyfield live in berkeley with that story. >> first never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> hi, everybody. take a look at winds i fairfield to see how strong the sea breeze is this morning. it is stronger than yesterday. the clouds on the ferry building pointing off to the east, cooling along the coast, minimal cooling around the bay, not much inland. in fact, let me throw numbers at you accuweather 12 hour planner. waking up mild, low- to mid-50s,

50s near the coast, near 70s at noon. very comfy, sunny, high clouds. you'll still need sunglasses today. stronger sunshine, low- to mid-70s at 4:00. you can see 7:00, 50s at the coast. upper 60s for the rest of us. once we get to 8:00 fall into the low 60s, may need a coat then. turn it over to alexis, couple of items she's watching this morning. >> including a crash on san mateo, westbound 92. this is our camera passed toll plaza, not looking terrible yet. the back-up hasn't extended to this point. it does continue to grow. that crash closer to foster city. i can show you the exact location on the traffic map. two lanes block only far right lane getting by right now. tow truck is being called to the scene. sounds like they are pretty close to getting this cleared but definitely have delays approaching that. on top of that debris northbound 880 san leandro area. head back and check that out in a few minutes. right now massive uc strike

that put hundreds of surgeries on hold is expanding. >> now we're learning the strike is causing kamala harris to change her plans. amy holyfield live on campus. good morning, amy. >> reporter: they are gathering for day two and impacted graduation. this is the picket line kamala harris says she doesn't want to talk. this at uc this played at ten uc campuses across the state yesterday and is expected again today. workers are fighting for higher pay and pay equality saying women and people of color get paid less than white men for the same jobs at uc. senator harris said she would not speak at the graduation ceremony saturday as planned, because, she says, we instead need to focus on economic justice. campus chancellor chancellor chl

will >> lieutenant governor of california will be coming here to visit with these workers at some point it week. we've had a lot of expressions of solidarity, a movement built. it doesn't happen in an instant, it builds. the university of california is going to one way or another get the message. today nurses are expected to picket in solidarity with the workers on strike. ucsf canceled appointments and elective surgeries also hired replacement nurses for patients who do need urgent care. the union is asking for more money than uc can spend and the strike doesn't change the university's fox situation. this strike is set to last through tomorrow. reporting live in berkeley, ame hollifield, abc 7 news.

people found inside a home suspicious at the scene at rob lar and orchard. a woman called saying she hadn't heard from her sister or sister's husband in a month. deputies went to the home and found the bodies. their identities have not been released. san jose police officers suing the city over harassment and discrimination. according to our media partner mercury news, officer nabil haidar has been with sjpd since '97. he says he was subjected to behavior over the years. tipping point when police captain called him isis veteran in november. he filed an official claim yesterday. the community advisory board says he's never witnessed any discrimination. officers who worked with haidar said he makes self-depreciating jokes about himself and

terrorism. removing toxic paint from homes, passed a bill to protect home owners from giant paint companies. appelt upheld lower court that found conagra liable for selling led paint. now they are trying to overturn forcing them to pay $7 million for cleanup. this bill prevents them from going after home owners taking part in the abatement program. linebacker reuben foster expected to enter a plea. we're learning more details about his arrest. according to sacramento beat police report said foster allegedly threw his then girlfriend's dog across the room during an argument in february. the dog wasn't hurt. foster is facing charges, including domestic violence for the incident, although his accuser recently recanted her story. new developments involving concord teacher accused of sexually assaulting developmentally disabled

student. daniel gonzalez charged with 23 counts including rape in december. according to our partner "east bay times" the victim now suing the district claiming school officials heard about improper conduct with the teacher but did not act. gonzalez worked at the center. he's pleaded not guilty and scheduled to be in court. a thief saw an opportunity and took advantage of it again and again. police say someone pro into a total of 37 cars during college park high school senior ball. it happened friday night at the school parking lot where people parked and took a bugs to the off campus dance. solar panels for new homes could become mandatory in california. the state energy commission set to vote on the requirements tomorrow. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo on how this impacts the cost of buying a home. >> reporter: sam brought this three years ago, drone view 7 shows the solar panels on the

roof. preinstalled with the builder. >> a small part we had to do towards suss tsuss tap >> mandatory panels could be for everyone, set to vote on requiring them on new construction in 2020. he said solar does add to the cost of the home but saves money. >> a few thousand dollars if it's going to make or break family's ability to buy a home and they are going to save money over time. you're saving money period now. >> experts expect the new requirements will pass easily. >> adoption of solar is happening but it's going to happen much more slowly than if we help push things with this regulation. >> christian snyder owns a home in san jose rancho teresa neighborhood. she says they save her about $500 a month in energy cost. the husband is for sale. she hopes the solar panels is a selling point. >> the life of solar panels is 20 to 30 years depending on the panels. if it pays itself off in five

years that's amazing. >> the vote set for wednesday abc 7 news. never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. let's start with sunshine, temperatures in san francisco, 51 to 52 degrees, even 53s as you get closer to the water. financial district the warm spot at 54. also 53 today in richmond, bell moment, 354 fairfield, walnut creek. san jose 48. tracy 62, healdsburg 46 degrees. daily city at 50. cloudiness and fog right along the coast reach across the golden gate and east bay around berkeley, oakland, richmond before the morning sun comes up and starts to evaporate it. if you're going to be out cloudiness and breezy at the beaches today. not quite as calm and warm. exercise, it's going to be warm, 80s, inland once again. if you're going to be out and about on the water, watch out breezy north of the bay bridge.

let's take a look at the north bay warm temperatures here. you can see the spike at 2:00 at 0. before we get there 54 at 8:00, 10 warmer at 10:00, 10 warmer again 73 at noon. still near 80 at 4:00, dropping down to 67 by 8:00 in the evening. now, inland east bay, the valleys, they are also going to be warm today with aify high clouds and sunshine reaching 80, still there at 4:00, down to 60 at 8:00. starting warmer this morning 59 at 8:00. if you're heading out right now no cloud cover in the east bay and some accidents to talk about. here is alexis. >> unfortunately a few issues traffic alert worthy. westbound 92, still have that crash involving a semi blocking two left lanes. just that far right lane is getting by, west of the highrise just before foster city. that back-up continues to grow. also a sig alert i should for northbound 880 before davis street. we've got debris blocking three

right lanes. caltrans and chp on the scene. we are working to confirm what that debris is, hispanic that's hard to clean up obviously they are not sure when those lanes will reopen. i'll have more information on that coming up in just about ten minutes. another crash in concord southbound 242 before clayton road two vehicles involved in that blocking the two left lanes. breaking news, seismic activity happening in southern california, 4.2 earthquake hitting palm springs 20 minutes ago. moments ago they had a smaller quake at 3.6, i believe. it's centered in the palm springs area. you can see how far away it reached. some people feeling it as far away as los angeles. 4:49, bigger quake, 4.6 magnitude quake. no word on any injuries in the area. again, we had na smaller quake that just happened a few seconds ago. i'll keep my eye on things.

if we get any reports of damage for the area. right now i'll tell you everything fine, no reports of injuries or damage quite yet. >> thank you, jessica. the warriors can clinch their spot in the western conference finals tonight. that means pulitzer prize winner has to change his plans. >> interesting story. hear from bay area climber who fell from the face of yosemite's el capitan. >> if you don't want to pay for because antonio villaraigosa millions got it done.healthcare he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more.

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quick look at temperatures today, san bruno 3 degrees cooler than yesterday, san francisco 63. more on that and the heat in my accuweather forecast. some new information coming in on the situation in hawaii. the governor is speaking and encouraging tourists to still travel to hawaii. he said, quote, hawaii is open for business. he went on to say obviously you won't be able to visit in areas with those fissures are located. tourism a vital part of the economy. meanwhile trying to assure hawaii residents whose homes are destroyed saying they should get money from insurance. i've learned when lava approaches a home it typically bursts into flames before its consumed by lava. often that is covered by home

owner's insurance. a new app letting you stay at the hotel by the hour or minute. it's called recharge. they say it's targeting travelers needing a nap. don't you already have a hotel for traveling. trying to figure out the business model here. om available san francisco and new york. prices changing depending on demand and time of day. it ranges from $0.40 to $2 a minute. recharge plans to expand to other cities soon. if you find your self needing a nap you check in. >> i always need a nap of this is an interesting idea. one can think of other applications for this. it's going to be interesting to see how they stay away from that part. >> i can't imagine what you're speaking of. >> i'm not naming it but maybe you can read between the lines. a bay area climber may have fallen 20 feet shattering both his legs but can't wait to get back up again.

he was scaling el capitan thursday. he's climbed it 177 times before. this time a piece of his gear snapped. he fell only to be caught by a ledge and his rope. it took days to find him. he'll be stuck in a wheelchair for months. still he's determined to return to the sport he loves. >> that's what makes it easier on you if you choose to do the hard things. i'll have some challenges to work on for sure. it will be fun. >> he previously set the speed record, by the way, for climbing el capitan. that's about 3,000 feet tall. he did it in just two hours and 23 minutes. >> "gma" first look, a jury must decide if a football player killed his ex-girlfriend, a cheerleader in tennessee. prosecutors say the cruel breakup caused the shooting death. here is abc's report. >> reporter: former college football player riley gaul back in court charged with first

degree murder for allegedly killing his ex-girlfriend in her sleep. >> prosecutors say gaul shot emma walker on purpose after the 16-year-old cheerleader broke up with him. on monday the law an crime network was broadcasting live as prosecutors showed jurors a video of police interrogating gaul the same day walker's parents found her shot to death in her bedroom. >> i hope to god i'm not a suspect in her death. because i wouldn't -- >> coming up at 7:00 a.m. more details with the trial. "gma" first look i'm diane macedo, abc news work. cancer warning signs in coffee shops. the judge ruled yesterday after a tentative decision in march.

a nonprofit group sued roasters and retarls on a state law on chemicals that cause cancer. they argued the coffee should be exempt because the chemical occurs naturally from the cooking process that gives coffee beans their flavor. walmart and sam's working to curb opioid abuse. they plan to restrict opioid prescriptions to no more than a seven-day supply. they are capping milligram usage per day. the new policy implemented in 60 days. >> bay area rapper g-eazy apologizing after getting involved in a fight in a nightclub. on friday we reported he was arrested and convicted of assault in sweden. he posted on instagram from c y copy -- cop hagen. he said it was the craziest incident of his life. he paid a $9,000 fine and says he will continue his tour. happening tonight warriors

have a chance to punch their ticket to the finals. >> not happening tonight kendrick lamar. moving his concert at oracle to tomorrow night. that way warriors can play game five. the tickets will be honored tomorrow. tip-off happens at 7:30. >> so close, i can almost taste it. let's do it. let's do it. >> i think an easy win for them tonight. >> but don't jinx it. >> i'm not jinxing it, just calling it. >> i don't think what i say is going to have the way seth shoots, but i understand what you're saying. a lot of people rubbing their lucky charms right now. >> for sure. >> here is what's going on weather wise. hi, everybody, never more than seven minutes away. golden gate bridge, cloudy, clouds developing across the coast taking the turn from golden gate to east bay. they will have a short life today. what it does signify the sea

breeze is back for some of us. the coast especially to the bay, lesser extent inland. not really until tomorrow. then you're going to wish it was this nice if you don't like 90 degree temperatures inland friday and saturday. look at cloud cast, there it is all the way over lining up along the east bayshore. look at this, easily by 10:30, 11:00 back to the coast. unlike yesterday more stubborn at the coast throughout the day. starting at 5:00 it will start marching its way back towards san francisco and by 7:00 start marching into the coast and eventually cover all of us tomorrow morning. one of our coolest days ahead tomorrow. for today about 65 downtown. that's pretty comfortable. daily city cooler, richmond 62 p oakland 69, mostly sunny afternoon, oakland and berkeley everyone else in the 70s. fremont 73 degrees. san mateo today 71. there will be more clouds along the coast. pacifica, half moon bay low 60s

while the rest of the peninsula in the mid-70s. mid to upper 70s in the south bay with san jose slightly above average at 77 degrees. up in the north bay going to be in the mid to upper 70s. even ukiah 82. that's the exception. santa rosa, may have to bump it up. i think that's low. livermore, fairfield and san rahman. cloud cover low- to mid-50s. while it will be a little milder tomorrow morning, that cloud cover will slow the sunshine. that's why we're cooler tomorrow. we're back to today' levels thursday. i hope you like today. there is your heat friday and saturday. here is alexis. good morning. >> hey, good morning. really turning into a busy morning on the roads. start off with good news westbound 92 first traffic alert this morning we had a two-vehicle crash blocking two out of the three lanes passed the high-rise. they are telling us that is clearing out. all lanes back open. you're backed up halfway across the bridge. has not made it to the toll plaza. hoping it will thin out.

sig alert northbound 880 before davis street, trying to sort out what this is. it's being reported as a hazard, debris blocking lanes three, four, five. the three right lanes are blocked. no estimate when that will reopen. they are now saying trucks allowed to use 580 for alternate. southbound it 42 before clayton, stay on westbound 880 to get around that. serious situation on eastbound 580 and 205 merge solo vehicle merge. calling for an air plans. so sounds like some serious injuries there. next traffic update coming up at 5:30. coming up next, the seven things you need to know to start your day. >> coming up in the sky, a bird, a plane, no, it's a flying taxi. what's happening today that could make this a reality in just a few years. >> unique

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5:24. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, seven things to know before you go. number one breaking news from live desk. some shaking going on in southern california. a 4.6 and 3.2 magnitude quake hit half an hour ago in the palm springs area. the bigger one felt in los angeles. no reports of damage or injuries. number two happengstke now . uc service employees are fighting for higher wages a pice tday. >> number three,s., because tody president trump will announce whether he will withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. >> number four cre mountain v. keynote from ceo who will address thousands of attendees at 10:00 this morning. >> number five, it's cooler for some of us today, you can see shallow marine layer and clouds from sutro. 1,000 feet, not going to reach santa rosa, danville or san

jose. toek oakland san bruno cooler. big issue 880, still trying to get to the bottom, three right lanes blocked due to some debris. here for a while. big-rigs allowed to use 580 while this is going on. wide open state route 85 an option. >> number seven, some eateries in the area something to boast about james beard award, oscars of culinary ward. patisserie, congratulations. squirrels adapting to technology. >> don't know why but squirrel attracted to gopro camera and takes off with it, turns it into an action film and gives us a pretty cool perspective of life on the ground and up a tree. the school hangs onto the camera for quite a while making it all the way through a branch.

it happened in canada. the gopro owner said the squirrel eventually dropped the camera 60 feet off the ground. >> very cool. >> squirrel friend. coming back with 90 minutes of news including pitch uber is making including sky tech. one of the investigators in the golden state killer case is making. president trump on

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you're looking live day two of strikes by university of california health employees. more workers joining the protest this morning. >> president trump expected to announce whether the u.s. is with drawing from the iran nuclear deal today. leaders in iran making some really strong comments overnight. >> as you look live outside,

we're asking our resident meteorologist a very important question, will we have another warm day mead. good morning, welcome to tuesday, may 8th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco. >> what would your answer be? yes, you want pa warmer day. >> yesterday was pretty nice. i would take another one of those. >> yeah. give it to us, mike. >> okay. let's jump into it. some areas not quite as warm but still pleasant. what i did put cloud layer on live doppler 7. can you see it encroaching on the coast and moving into the bay. there's going to be a few neighborhoods that will be cooler. mainly the coast and around san francisco and towards oakland. the rest of us, if you agree with everybody up here and liked yesterday, you'll like today. maybe a few more high clouds than yesterday. accuweather planner. 60s, milder than yesterday, 50s near 60s at the coast today, most of us near 70 at noon, low to upper 70s at 4:00 then back into the upper 60s by 7:00.

here is alexis. >> a lot going on in the traffic center, mike. i want to take you back to our traffic alert. this is a sig alert northbound 880 just before davis, still trying to figure out if this was a crash or started off with debris. we know three right lanes blocked and no estimate, jammed for two hours and crawling. 880 wide open for alternate. trucks, big-rigs allowed to use that for an alternate while this is going on, too. meantime checking out bay bridge no official word those metering lights flipped on. boy, it sure looks like it. i'll try to confirm coming up around 5:40. happening now thousands more uc workers set to strike in solidarity with uc employees. they are fighting for higher wages and better benefits. california senator kamala harris with drew speaking because of

the strike. the world really watching president trump this morning. he's expected to announce his decision on whether or not to withdraw from the iran nuclear deal. i've been watching things, too. i can tell you that things are not looking good for keeping it, even on the iranian side. overnight iran's president warning the country could face problems if the u.s. backs out of this deal. iran's first vice president also saying it would be naive to negotiate with the united states. the deal is made in 2015. western countries agreed to end economic sanctions on iran if iran promised to freeze its nuclear program. but it expires after a decade. president trump has not been a fan of keeping it, saying it just delays the nuclear armed state of iran. other countries agree, but a lot of european countries want to keep this deal. the president is expected to announce his final decision at 11:00 a.m. pacific time, but we're waiting to see if he makes any indication on his move earlier this morning. back to you. thank you, jessica. happening today, google gets

responsible. >> the role of tech in our well-being is likely a theme of the morning as the company starts its developers conference. abc 7 news reporter matt keller live for us in mountain view. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is one of the sbrans to shoreline amphitheater. this is going to be a big day. a lot of workers making their way inside the amphitheater here. thousands expected to be here for google's three-day development conference. first up google keynote this morning. the ceo speaking. he's not expected to emphasize privacy or data security concerns but could give parents new tools to manage how kids access video and other material on different devices. artificial intelligence in the spotlight. google could handle things without handholding. android update mobile operating center, google maps and push

further into augmented reality. ultraviolet and credo will protest and demand a petition with signatures demanding they remove fake anti-abortion clinic. google search ads will take place at 9:00 this morning. for more information on the schedule and three-day developers conference at google go to the website, abc7news.com. reporting live matt keller abc 7 news. new developments on golden state killer killer case. .vesper spending decades to crack the case said he may have had an accomplice. he believed a second person may have helped deangelo with earlier crimes. if he had an accomplice only involving incidents with assaults not homicides. the sheriff disagrees says he's the only suspect.

new york attorney general will step down following allegations he abused women. eric schneiderman put in resignation after reports me abused four of his spir g and h bed. he denies sayi p otarf consensual sex. he said it will prevent me from leading the office's wor politician who built a previously dvocating for women. criticized president trump and harvey weinstein for their interactions with women. this morning we know the name of the 74-year-old woman who died in a rollover crash involving an ambulance and another vehicle. a case. an emt and firefighter performing cpr on her sunday inside a moving plans and that's when it was hit by a white sedan

in hesperian boulevard. the ambulance flipped. can you see it right there. four other people were hurt. they will take an autopsy to determine if she died from the crash or what she was being rushed to the hospital for. ab >> jumping in with new developments in the eruption of scientists say they have spotted lava and toxic gases spewing from two new cras inhe i want to show you this incredible time lapse video of lava. look at the screen with the car there. can you see the lava going over and destroying that car completely. it destroyed 35 structures, 26 in homes in the neighborhood right near the volcano. geologists have spotted a dozen fissures so far.

>> such a dynamic situation with fissures changing at least daily if not hourly. >> some of the 2,000 people evacuated. they are allowed to check on their homes when it's safe to do so. kilauea erupted four days ago. officials say the lava could continue flowing for weeks. back to you. >> as temperatures warm up. a warning for anyone who spends time outdoors. rattle snakes are coming out of hibernation.ve two snakes one n mount tam, another near mount diablo. they just want to be left alone. doctorreki w snakebites. ones a you can take as soon as you're bitten. >> the snake's venom is designed to mobilize prey and begin digesting it. a dose this small could potentially get you to the hospital alive. >> in the u.s. snakebites are

rarely fatal if you get to the hospital quickly. the new drug could work for 35 different snake venoms. temperatures in the north bay, petaluma, 3, santa rosa 53, 56 vallejo, clear lake 50 up to 56 degrees. 53 san anfr lafayette, brentwood san jose 55, cooler with daly city at 50. a look a tthe sunshine across the south bay, one of the reasons while you'll be as warm as yesterday. low clouds near the coast, east bay on the morning commute. the ferry north of the bay bridge that's where we have a small craft advisory. cool this morning to warm this afternoon, same with mass transit. a look at the area shaded in yellow from 1:00 to 11:00 this evening. that's when we could have a wind blowing west. a west wind. so it's blowing to the east from

the west at 12 to 23 miles per hour, gust toss 35. could be a little choppy. may want to stay inside if you're taking a ferry. a look at the peninsula, 57 at 8:00 this morning. 63 at 10:00. we keep climbing to near 70 at noon. hang out low- to mid-70s afternoon takers, 63 by 8:00. here is a look across the bay over at the east bay. temperatures about the same. maybe a little more cloud cover, 8:0057. 68 at noon, low 70s throughout the afternoon hours. back to 62 at 8:00. when i come back, take a look at accuweather forecast, 90s possible in the forecast. looks like you must have a really serious situation because we've got sky 7 over the top of it now. >> take you back to san san it's taken a while to get to the bottom of this. sounds like wooden pallets across the roadway. not sure if it started with a crash, causing crashes but three out of five lanes blocked northbound 880. this is just south of davis.

sky map 7 on sky 7r these traffic maps here. can you see there's marina bouleard and william. this is really close to the davis area. those three lanes blocked by flares and that packup really tugh.he to grow, too. we're not sure how this started, if there's a truck that lost all these in the area, a crash that started it in the first place but there you go. back-up.t at i'll flip over and show you traffic maps. if you're in a while this is going on. na is wide open as is 14th street. southbound 242 before clayton road, still have a crash in the two left lanes. jammed to highway 4 and beyond, spilling over to westbound as well. next traffic update coming up in just about 10 minutes paragraph thank you. new honor for the man credited for stopping waffle house shooter and why he's turning off every electronic device he owns.

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we'll have low to upper0s 7 l i. fresno 92. mid to upper 80s, sacramento, chico, not as sunny in monterey and 65. yesterday 2 degrees of a record high in tahoe. today 1 degree high of tying a report high -- 1 degree shy. look at that, more melting yesterday. it's going to continue to be more melting. wild swings from 75 today to 62 friday, back to 66 monday when some thunderstorms may be possible. reggie, natasha. >> thanks so much, mike. he stopped the waffle house shooter may 22nd. >> four people died. shaw credited with no other deaths. he was honored by his alma mater. shaw says he appreciates every accolade but says he's going to take a practice. >> i'm going to turn off every divisiv evetablet.

i'm planning on getting out of town and taking my daughter to disney world and fun, trying te of my mind and move on from the situation. >> so if you see him at disney world, leave him alone. let him enjoy his time. he's been honored by state lawmakers, sports teams, local churches and he's raised $227,000 for the victims. happening today you're invited to weigh in on a plan to make san francisco's twin peaks more visitor friendly. >> the city closed the eastern side of twin peaks boulevard at the summit to traffic two years ago. the idea to give easier access to stunning views. such a hit city leaders extended it two years. they are looking to turning the road into more of a prom nad. midtown terrace clubhouse clarendon avenue. twenty temporary housing units set up at 27th and north

gate underneath interstate 9 0. people living at the large homeless encampment nearby are going to be invited to move in. tuff she did paid with private money. businesses picked up construction and volunteers provided labor. >> everyone in the community knows we have to come together to address this crisis of unsheltered residents living on our streets. >> there's a mobile bathroom and showers at the site. the goal is that each resident will eventually find permanent housing and a job. check out what one b.a.r.t. passenger found when he boarded sfo. he sent us this picture and said this was the scene in every car, trash thrown around, cushions remessed. we sent the photos to b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t. blames riders who flip seats and don't put them back up and riders who don't take trash with them. at the end of the yard a cleaner walks through the train. train operators can call for cleanups if the mess is really bad enough.

well, the man san francisco police call a prolific burglar is in custody this morning. >> his name is james flanagan. he's suspected of a series of burglaries most with tech startups. he stole about $70,000 of electronics in one month. that started in mid march. police say flanagan has an extensive history of burglary arrests and had a warrant out for violating probation. we love our teachers. meanwhile teacher appreciation week and businesses in the bay area are saying thank you with freebies and discounts. one example, chipotle, buy one get one free. it runs from 3:00 in the afternoon to closing. show your faculty idea. you can see the list on our website, abc7news.com. me put together all the goodies to check it out right there. 5:47. celebrities dressed religiously for met gala fundraiser. the theme heavenly bodies. >> a vera wang dress with

rendering of sistine chapel on the fabric. it was the first time attending the gala. amal clooney, i don't know what that has to do with the theme. sarah jessica parker, met gala queen. frances mcdormand stole the show with her headdress. the event raised $12 million for the met. happening today uber is going to discuss making flying taxis a reality by 2020. >> the company will meet with federal transportation officials in los angeles to outline its plans for aerial taxis in several cities including l.a., dallas and dubai. the flying taxis would use helicopter style rot ors for takeoff and landing but fixed wings over longer distances. uber says it will be cheaper and faster than existing taxi services and address traffic congestion issues. imagine if we could just rise above the traffic and get to work in the morning. yes, please. >> where would they land? that's going to be a tough one? >> who is going to control the

traffic in the sky? >> alexis. >> sig alert in the air. >> no, uh-uh. >> you don't want to control but you will report it. >> neither. no. i'm not signing up for this. >> she wants nothing to do wit. >> too complicated as it is. >> i thought it meant more job security. >> i've got plenty of that. >> all right. let's talk about the weather outside. i hope air conditioned because you'll need it. east bay hills,ctur ie. look at the clouds cascading over the hills like waterfall. isn't that nice. maybe i'll do a time lapse to capture that. s see high clouds out there a mainstay. sea breeze with cooling trend that will reach neighborhoods when clouds reach all of the neighborhoods. then we'll have summer heat in my extended part of accuweather forecast. it has to do with area of low pressure. out ahead it deepens marine

layer and creates cooling. behind it's going to bring us down sloping winds off the mountains. that's why friday and saturday we'll be near 90 in some inland neighborhoods. today 83 gilroy warm spot, 73 milpitas, san jose 77. low- to mid-70s. millbrae upper 60s. low 60s along the coast. not as sunny as yesterday. mid-60s downtowns san francisco and sausalito. 65, 66 degrees. mid to upper 70s through most of the north bay. 80s santa rosa northward. upper 60s perkily and oakland. 71 and 73 elsewhere along the east bay. pleasanton 78. everybody else low- to mid-80s. my accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the temperature drop inland tomorrow but rebounds back to today's levels everywhere thursday. there is your heat nearing 90 friday and saturday. we'll have to watch the mountains friday night into saturday. could be very windy with gusts up to 50 miles per hour. mother's day looks great alex. >> sounds good. not looking so good, 880.

nimitz. a big mess. we have a live picture exactly what we're dealing with with sky 7. northbound side of 880 just before you get to davis. you saw in that tight shot when they were zoomed in, there isac roadway, teeny tiny pieces. someone lost wood pallets and  folks started driving over it. i've seen at least three vehicles in the shoulder with flat tires. three out of five lanes taken away. check this out as sky 7 pans back there and puts sky mount 7 on sky 7. this extends for miles now. we're right around three miles for the back-up, starts with marina boulevard. no estimate upon when this will clear. they are going to need to bring in a street sweeper. this roadway littered with tiny pieces of wood. no street sweeper yet. you can use 3580 for alternate. that looks good. big-rigs are permitted to use

580, too. we doav he to get to those in a few minutes. preparing for the possibility of another reces frl announcesi a new effort that wod reduce impact on residents. first a

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. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. check out this beautiful picture from once the marine layer rolls back from the coast, sunshine will be stronger than yesterday. our scale only goes to 11, we're stopping at 10. burn time 10 to 20 minutes. here is natasha. >> beautiful picture. thank you, mike. youtube and your children.

so many watch video on the site. summer worried about content. family say kids under 13 are hooked on youtube. one popular video jeffy the puppet on popular super mario channel. >> super mario logan, i watch him. he's one of my favorite channels. >> 3.5 million views, n word. >> racial stereotypes, cursing, misogyny, violence, it's got it all. this not something parents would want their kids watching. >> creator of super mario said he lost revenue since youtube started age restricting and demonetizing. he says newer viewers are cleaner and for a wider audience but it is ultimately the responsibility of supervising adults. take you back to sig alert and back to sky7.

rough start to the day driving this bmw. splintered piece of wood struck in the front grille. he was one of the unlucky folks who ran over broken pallets all over the roadway. got a flat tire as well. he is one of many, or she, not sure who the driver was. we've got three right lanes blocked northbound 880. this is before you get to davis in the san leandro area. sky7 pans back you can see the flares up. they are going to have to bring a street sweeper in. there are pallets all over the roadway. you've got tbout zoom in to ano problemen concord southbound 242, crash on clayton road. jammed solid, highway 4 and westbound 4 as well. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. you've got better news than i do today. >> i do. start off with something a little aggravating also. the pollen forecast. my car is flat black. yesterday flat black with meth metallic lime green over the top

of it. pollen produced once again. be careful if you have allergies. talk about astros an a's once again. tough game last night. we played three games. 7:05 first pitch mostly sunny sky dress for cool 58 by the time the game ends. >> thanks, mike. new at 6:00, an effort to make housing more affordable in the south bay could be put on hold if builders have their way. >> g-eazy talking for the first time after arrest and conviction punching security guard while having cocaine in his pocket. >> if you have friends in southern californi

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sky7 live over san leandro this morning. what you see is a whole lot of gray. that's around the bay right now, responsible for cooler temperatures. it won't last long though. >> makes me want to put the

covers back over my head and go back to sleep. time to get up tuesday may 8th, thanks for being with us. never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. here is mike. >> not going to take long for clouds to dissipate but they will move back to the coast and hang out there more than they did yesterday. hi, everybody. i always watch the winds this time in firefield, they are 18. sea breeze pretty stout, about 1,000 feet deep, hard time getting over east bay hills right now. see what it does to accuweather planner, 49 to 53. temperatures couple degrees milder. then transition to high clouds and sunshine. temperatures at noon about the same as yesterday. notice around bay and the coast we're going to be a little bit 73 at 4:00. still 80 inland with sunshine. if you're heading out this evening you'll need a jacket at the coast at 7:00. everywhere else, pleasant upper 60s. not pleasant the commute this morning. let's get over to alexis. >> we have a lot to talk about here, mike. i want to