and good morning on this friday, december 14th. you're never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco is here with our weekend forecast. >> live doppler 7 is pretty quiet right now. overlay the clouds, and you can see why it will be milder when you step outside. we have the blanket effect on top of us. here's my accuweather 12-hour

planner. fog in the north bay. in the east bay, fog trying to slip in. mid-40s to 50s along the coast. near 60 from noon to 4:00. that's also when the rain moves into the north bay. the rest of us will get rain by 7:00 with temperatures still mild in the mid to upper 50s. a chance of a good commute so far this morning. alexis? you have a pretty good chance so far this morning. we're not seeing many issues. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. a bt of a backup in the cash lanes on either side. possibly a disabled vehicle before you get to treasure island. i believe it is off on the shoulder. it should be a blocking situation. waiting for a few more details from chp. that shouldn't be a major situation. quick check of mass transit. if that is the way you are commuting this morning. that didn't come out right. 32 trains in service, no delays. ace 1 on time. normal service, no delays for muni. thank, alexis. some breaking news coming from

the south bay. a car plowed into a tree on great oaks boulevard and via del oro. they say the department of public works actually discovered the crash a after respond is to go a report of a tree down. they were the ones that called firefighters for help. it took crews about 15 minutes to remove the victim from the car. he was taken to a local trauma center to get checked out. more breaking news in the south bay. this time in campbell. a very bad crash on hamilton avenue. still gathering details about what happened here. we know one person was taken away in an ambulance. boy, does that look awful. it shows the top of the car sheered off. there is a car seat on the ground, empty bottles of alcohol near that scene. we have reached out to investigators. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. okay. building a better bay area by finding carpool cheat elercheat.

>> beware the cops are be cracking down. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live in the east bay. amanda. >> reporter: good morning, reggie, jessica. we are in the carpool lanes along southbound 880. just least tpre mofremont, head san jose. chp officers issued 31,000 hov violation citations. that's up from 18,000 in 2017. abc 7 news chris torres has seen it all. dolls and dummies. pregnant women saying their unborn child should count as a second person. numbers show 24% of drivers are in the carpool lane illegally during the morning commute. in the afternoon and evening, 19%.

officer torres says another obvious sign. people who zip out of the carpool lane when they see an officer >> it indicates to me, okay, you obviously weren't supposed to be there. so i will allow them to pass me. and i will get behind them, make a stop. >> reporter: officer torres says on occasion some try to claim their dog is a second passenger. while that might be a sensitive subject for some, you can't do that. reporting live from 880 southbound, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. amanda, thank you. you have to follow the rules. if you have an idea about building a better bay area, let us know. use #betterbayarea to join conversation. a 7-year-old girl has died in border patrol custody. the girl and her father crossed the border into new mexico last month. eight hours after they were

taken into custody, the girl started having seizure. she would a 105-degree temperature when she was taken to the hospital where she died. she did not eat or drinkwater for several days. somber new details about the people who died in the camp fire. data shows many victims were over 70 years old and died near their homes. so far butte county officials have identified 53 of the 86 victims. 60% of them were in their 70s, 80s, or 90s. 80% were either found inside or just outside of their homes. it's unclear why they stayed at home. many people didn't get an official evacuation warning. some people may not have been physically able to leave. others may have chosen to stay. your pg&e bill could go up. they are asking state regulators for a 12% rate hike in the year 2020. if approved, the average bill

would go up $10.50 a month. they want to raise a billion dollars in new revenue with half of that going toward wildfire prevention. but the company says none of the money would go toward claims filed by the victims of the camp fire or last year in the north bay. and in the north bay, state utility regulators will meet in santa rosa to eliminate the need for emergency power shutoffs. it will be how the disabled and people requiring life-support devices are affected. the california public utilities commission voted to strengthen new rules for planned outages tied to high risk fire yesterday. >> abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. that means we dig deep into issues like housing. and big is certainly appropriate when describing a proposed residential tour in emeryville. if approved, it will be 54 stories on christy avenue. it would be the tallest building in the east bay. and the 14th tallest in the state. abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan

has the details. >> reporter: things are looking up in emeryville, way up. this is animation of the proposed 54-story residential building. if approved, it will become the tallest building in the east bay. >> you guys are the biggest project like this that any of us have seen here. >> reporter: what is being proposed, 640 apartments, 16 floors of office space, a park, and a six-story garage. the canadian-based developers say they are open to more possibilities. >> we are here to sit and take notes and hear the concerns of the rps. >> reporter: the area is already swroepd for mixed residential use, which favors the developers who have earmarked 108 units for affordable housing. some residents welcome the modern design saying it will enhance emeryville's image. >> donald trump couldn't build a 50-story high rise in moscow. what are we doing with one in

emeryville? it's crazy. >> reporter: like many, she says traffic is already a huge problem for this intersection. the main road to the freeway. and this project could bring in 1,000 new residents. her bigger concern is the view of the bay. >> once they start putting up one high rise, you know, as tall as that one, they may start putting up more. i think it will obstruct some of the views out here in emeryville. >> reporter: the city are a long way off from any vote. they have to decide whether they will be rental units or apartments available for sale. the city says the environmental impact review alone could take up to a year. ansar hassan, abc 7 news. you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. mother nature tucked us it and kept us warmer over overnight hours. 48 in sunny side. everyone else 50 to 52 in san francisco. 40s around the bay shore. bell mop at 50. all the way down to santa claire

remarks 45. 51, saratoga. 41 in walnut creek and pleasanton. 51, american canyon. petalu petaluma, 50. daly city, you're warm, 56. there is tuly fog developing and coming our way. increasing fog in the north and east bay. out and about this evening, o bay, small craft advisory. our beaches gray and damp. east bay valleys, quiet up to 2:00. then a chance of rain starts to move in at 4:00 and 6:00. as far as the peninsula, pretty dry. same thing. up to 2:00, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. 4:00 to 8:00, we have a chance of rain. and our last stop will be san francisco. pretty quiet up to noon. and then after noon, we have a chance of rain up until at least 8:00 with temperatures in the upper 50s. we'll take a look at the rest of the weekend because it's going to be even wetter. that's next. here's alexis. all right. good morning, mike. so far so good. we are friday light.

in fact, here we go. in fact, here we go. very empty side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. the two-way fog moving in for parts of the central valley and the north bay. overall, that drive out of tracy not terrible. 205 averaging 26 miles per hour. 27 miles per hour once you make it to 580. eastbound 580, not seeing that road work slow down today. next update at 5:20. a member of the year eye team runs into trouble at the airport. why he was put through extra security. a flight forced to turn around. the reason, a human heart was left on board. wait until you hear the explanation. and labor of love. and labor of love. meet the bay area

here's a look at our storm skpwabgt scale for our next storm which arrives today, lingers through tomorrow. rain and showers up to a half inch n north bay. areas like the south bay, east bay valleys will remain dry. i'll show you that coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's reggie. bizarre story on southwest airlines. a flight out of sacramento, going to dallas, had to turn around because someone left a heart behind. that's right, a heart. the southwest flight landed in seattle. and then it was going to

continue on to dallas. on the way to dallas, someone discovered that human heart on board. a southwest spokesperson said they learned the heart was supposed to be delivered to a seattle hospital. so they decided to head back. officials say the heart made it back unharmed and will still be viable for a transplant. >> at some point in time a recipient is going to be much more thankful because their life will be changed. >> it will take 30 days for the valve and what's called a patch to be ready for an unknown recipient in need. this is unusual because hearts transported for valve transplants usually don't travel with a human carrying it. okay. you have one job, right? don't lose the heart. >> don't lose the heart. >> oh, you lost the heart, okay? >> bizarre. a new marriott hotel may be popping up near san jose international airport. according to our media partner at the mercury news, it is

taking shape at the highline development site. this rendering shows what it would look like. it is just south of the airport, we have of the stadium. the big driver is the san jose airport and the tech companies that will be next to it. >> sold out. waiting list for days, if not weeks. an italian bread has captured america's attention and oprah's attention. it is on her list of tpaeufrfav things. >> we caught up with roy about half waeufp throuway through a g process. >> i'm obsessive in nature. i have a maniacal work ethic. >> barely having slept the night before, he keeps going by recalling the first time he

across the creation. >> it was off, aha. >> airy and light, rich and buttery unlike what most of us are accustomed to. >> what we see is grocery stores is unappealing. >> this was a romance 12 years in the making. >> when i was in paris, it was intoxicating. like seeing the love of your life on impact. >> the dough known for being fickle, required years of mentorship. >> i sought out to go to italy and find, like, the grand master pannatone whisperer. i told people what i was going to do. they looked at me like i had fallen off the moon. >> reporter: pretty soon without a penny spent on advertising, the world began to take notice. >> before i knew it there was a huge article in the "new york times" about what i was doing. >> reporter: it probably doesn't also hurt he was featured in

oprah's favorite things list. he hopes his obsession will change america's perceptions. >> my goal is to have it be accepted from roy is a gift-giving item and it doesn't have a season. it is 12 months a year. there is no bad time to indulge. >> how does it taste? roy, what flavor do we have? >> chocolate and caramel panettone. >> okay. let's give it a taste. cheers! this never gets old, does it? in south san francisco, deiion m lim, abc 7 news. it's making me hungry. >> dion always gets all the food stories. she loves her some food. >> i'm not mad. >> that looks delicious. >> nothing in the newsroom when we came this this morning o. >> nothing shared. >> my mother-in-law owned her own beauty shop in the south.

and she would always have some of that on hand. >> oh, yeah? >> always. >> we used to eat it when i was little as well as part of the christmas tradition. i don't like the traditional kind with the dried fruit. i love chocolate panettone. >> that looked a little more phoeuflt than the one with dried fruit. >> whole foods and williams sonoma will carry it. but they will go fast. >> especially if oprah wants it. >> he will expand his product line next year. >> he may up that time frame to next week after this. hi, everybody. today may be this weekend a nice day to sit at home. munch on some of that bread and watch christmas festivities or whatever you want. football. it will be a little wet out there. san jose, 87. cloudy and 48. improving chance of rain today. another chance in the north bay tomorrow. heavy rain sunday night through monday morning. a look at our highs today.

mild out there. even with the cloud cover. upper 50s to low 60s. you can see the green. yeah, that's a sign of the rain coming in. temperatures in the mid-40s to m mid-50s tonight. this is the appetizer. it will moisten the dry layer below 10,000 feet and make it accessible, the ground that is, for the next round to reach. this i don't think will reach the ground. this by noon, yes. especially with the yellows. that is moderate rain moving into the north bay. by 4:00, the models have started to push the storm system a little bit deeper into the bay area than it did yesterday. look how it tries to get into the south bay and east bay. and it will a little bit. but it won't be quite as heavy as everywhere else. by 11:00, it is starting to fade away. overnight it starts to push into the north bay. that's where it stays tomorrow. it will taper a little bit during the afternoon and evening hours. here's a look at your rainfall. heading out this evening, the south bay in livermore, outlet mall is there.

they may not get as much rain as everywhere else. overnight, just a little bit up in the north bay. we are looking up to a half inch there. half inch to an inch and a half sunday night into monday. that storm is the real deal. that's why sit a 2, moderate, on the storm impact scale. alexis. not too much going on on the roads right now. we hope we can have a friday light commute all the way around. zooming in to the bay bridge drive, it sounds like we possibly have a disabled vehicle on the shoulder. westbound 80 before treasure island. that is really not causing any delays. sounds like it is a very minor issue. san mateo slowly starting to fill in. no delays, westbound 92. eastbound 92 nice and light between foster city and hayward. yes, we are still in the green all the way around. 680, walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco, with well under an hour at 49. highway 1 to los gatos, 22 minutes. thanks alexis.

in today's gma first look, a star of the year eye is accused of tsa -- is accusing the tsa, rather, of racial profiling. >> an agent told him he was subjected to extra screening because his name is on a security list. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, 22-year-old steven salazar behind bars. they say he attacked a 15-year-old girl out for a jog last week in houston. the teen said he stepped out of his truck and wrapped his arms around her. when he fell to the ground, she ran away and called 911. local authorities believe he may be responsible for attacking others as well. >> we really are reaching out to the public. is there anyone that's ever encountered this gentleman before. >> this is the latest attack on female joggers. this summer mollie tibbetts attacked while running in her rural hometown. and tech executive wendy

martinez was fatally stabbed in the neck on her evening job through a trendy neighborhood in washington, d.c. and we'll have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. kendis gibson, abc news new york. >> we apologize for that. that story was on gma yesterday morning. you can find more information on the jogger story on gma's website. but this morning good morning america will be talking about that year eye star who is now accusing the tsa of racial profiling. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. one of the biggest memorial day traditions. why the next rolling thunder is going to be the last. >> here's a live look outside at 5:22. we keep up weather and traffic information on your screen so you know what's happening as we go to commercial break. the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain.

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5 khrpblg 24. here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one, we are hearing from president trump's former long time personal attorney michael cohen. in an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos, the president's so-called fixer says mr. trump knew it was wrong to make hush money payments during his campaign. >> number two, back-to-back storms the first one today through tomorrow on the stkorpl impact scale. stronger storm arriving sunday afternoon, lasting through monday morning. a 2, moderate. >> number three, a fire at a san francisco apartment building. the red cross is helping 20 people who were displaced last night. the fire on baker street burned one apartment and damaged six others. >> number four, lime is fighting

for its scooters in san francisco. it was unfairly denied a permit for the scooter pilot program, it says. >> number five, chp cracking down on carpool cheaters. officers handed out more than 31,000 hov violations. >> number six, so far so did good for the friday morning commute. bay bridge metering lights on 5:22. once you get through those, 10 minutes to san francisco. >> a royal christmas. kensington palace that will be on the duke and duchess's holiday card. will and kate and all three kids. my favorite, prince george, who is pulling focus with that extra pose. > i don't know. charlotte is looking very sassy in the middle. all three are so cute. the annual rolling thunder

motorcycle ride in the nation's capital is coming to the end of the line. >> next year's ride on memorial day weekend will be its last because of its costs. it began in 1988 to honor service members killed in action or taken as prisoners of war. they start in virginia, end at the vietnam veterans memorial. it cost about 200,000 bucks last year. >> the u.s. mint is marking the anniversary of "new moon" landing with new commemorative coins. neil armstrong and buzz aldrin displayed giant replicas at the u.s. mint in philadelphia yesterday. congress directed the mint to strike an issue 1.3 million in gold and silver. they will be available next month. july will mark the 50th anniversary of the "apollo 11" moon landing. >> because we definitely did land on the moon. >> yes, we d. a man rescued from the top of a muni train. and a live look outside right now as we look at the right now as we look at the financial district in san

hi. good morning. welcome to your friday, december 14th. >> you are never more than 7 minutes away from our accuweather forecast. mike nicco says there is green on the radar screen. >> there will be green. it will evaporate before it reaches the ground. it comes in during the lunch hour in the north bay. right now we have gray on there also. and fog thick around discovery bay, back towards tracy. let me throw the winds on live doppler 7. it could leak towards the west. we will keep an eye on that for you. pretty clear from sutro tower. across the bay bridge, over towards berkeley and oakland. mainly gray this morning. definitely milder. 46 to 58 degrees.

near 60 at noon with random sprinkles. for the rest of us, from 4:00 to 7:00. it will still be mild this evening. mid to upper 50s. how about the friday morning commute, alexis. >> it is nice and mild. we have had a couple minor issues. one in the tri-valley. it just cleared. westbound 580 before livermore avenue. we had a disabled vehicle blocking one lane. chp arrived. they were able to push it off to the shoulder. no delays through livermore. a quick check of drive times. just barely in the yellow. tracy to dublin, 38 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 15. 101 to cupertino in the green as well, 15 minutes. new this morning, a candid exclusive interview with president trump's former fixer michael cohen, his first interview since being sentenced to three years in prison. cohen is definitely finished with being loyal to the

president. >> reporter: yes, reggie, he is done covering up for the president. he said he is done lying. he said he will not be the villain. a an exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos, he said he is angry at himself that he knew what he was doing was wrong and that he did it out of loyalty to the president. cohen was sentenced to three years in prison for financial crimes in connection with paying two women in keep quiet about past affairs with president trump. cohen says he was directed to do it to help president trump with his campaign. >> he is saying very clearly that he never directed you to do anything wrong. is that true? >> i don't think there's anybody that believes that. first of all, nothing at the trump organization was ever done unless it was done through mr. trump. he directed me as i said in my execution and my plea, he directed me to make the payments. he directed me to become involve in these matters.

>> reporter: the president said if anything illegal koerd occur was cohen's responsibility. the president has not tweeted about this morning's interview. cohen said he is willing to answer questions about the president to investigators. when asked about the russia investigation, if he thinks he is telling the truth, he said no. amy, thank you. michael cohen has a lot more to say. you can hear it all on gma at 7:00. new this morning, san francisco firefighters tackling a massive fire at a three-story apartment building. in this video you can see that flames are shooting several feet out of the top story window. this is from someone on twitter. the fire started just before 11:00 on baker, near hayes street. one apartment burned. six others damaged. and 20 people have been displaced. firefighters are investigating what caused that fire. also new, the search is on

to find out who made fake bomb threats to many businesses around the country and also in canada. in fact, abc 7 news was one of the dozens of bay area companies that received threats e-mail. 20 businesses got similar e-mails. each had the same threat. an oddly written e-mail which began, my man has carried a bomb into the building where your business is conducted. the sender demands a $20,000 ransom in bitcoin to guarantee everyone's safety. former fbi agent rick smith says although the threats don't seem credible, they have to be investigated. >> it kind of likes like an overreaction. it really isn't. what is law enforcement supposed to do but react and handle these things. >> the fbi says those responsible face federal felony charges and up to five years in prison if they're caught. san francisco police are

trying to figure out how a man ended up on top of a muni train. it happened just after 8:00 last night. we have a video of it. you can see the man's head popping up on top of the light rail train. the fire department was called in to rescue him. >> we had some challenges because we had to make sure the power was shut off and maintain safety for the rescuers. >> firefighters say the man has minor injuries. he was taken to a trauma center to be checked out. police actually had to close the station for almost an hour while the man was being rescued. this is the second bizarre incident involving muni in less than a week. we told you about this guy caught hitching a ride on the back of the train sunday morning. this photo taken at church and dubose avenue. sit unclear if the train entered the item with the man still riding outside of it. officials think they figured out what caused cracks in two beams in the salesforce transit center and they have a fix. they were first discovered in september forcing the transit center to be closed ever since. holes cut into the beams with a

welding torch were likely to welding torch were likely to blame. >> i feel i'm underrepresented now and i feel we have more things to talk about. >> regardless, to fix the problem, engineers will sandwich the damaged parts of the beams between two steel plates and bolt them together. a final report on the root cause of the cracks is expected sometime next month. that's also when we should get a better timeline of when the transit center will finally reopen p. happening today, lime will try to get e scooters back on san francisco streets. a hearing at sfmta is scheduled for this afternoon. lime applied for and was denied a permit to operate in the city under a one-year pilot program, so the company applied for an appeal. spin and uber's jump have also filed appeals.

you're never more than 7 minutes away from a accuweather forecast. let's take a look at temperatures. coolest redwood city, menlo on the peninsula. mid-40s there. 56 in daly city. 58 in pacifica. san bruno, 53. east bay shore, san jose at 48. low to mid-40s in the east bay valleys. all over the place in the north bay. santa rosa, 40. san rafael, 46. 51 in napa. here's a look at your commute. it is dry. and so far fairly fog free. there is a little bit of fog developing in the east bay, north bay. visibility about three miles right now. it is the evening that i'm concerned with where everything will start getting wet. whether you're on the roads, a mass transit stop for a ferry. 10:00, north of the bay bridge, it starts to get a little breezy. dry through 10:00. starring at noon all the way through 6:00, our best chance of some light to moderate rain. in the east bay, dry all the way up until about 2:00. a random sprinkle possible.

steadier rain around 3:00 to 4:00 and hangs around until 7:00. for the south bay, pretty much dry all day today. may even see a little bit of sunshine peek through the cloud deck this afternoon. by, say, 7:00 or 8:00 as we are winding down the evening commute, that's when you will have the best chance of rain. storm is light. a stronger one sunday into monday. let's bring alexis in. a lot of green on the map. >> a lot of green. it is friday light. a lot of these jobs where you only work monday through thursday. >> where are we going wrong? >> we took a wrong turn somewhere in our lives. that's all i'm saying. we are looking at our traffic maps right now. yeah, as mike mentioned, there's not a lot to worry about at the moment. the only red is 205 to 580. 18 miles per hour. up to 41 on 580. that's pretty good for that stretch of roadway. we have normal delays. they are not as bad as the

monday through thursday commute. bay bridge metering lights at 5:22 this morning. you are heavy on the approach unless you are using the carpool lanes. not bad once you make it past that. two-car collision on the harrison off-ramp. that is fully contained to the shoulder. mass transit, 45 trains in service. no delays. ace 1 and 3 on time. normal service, no delays for san francisco bay ferry. >> thanks, alexis. michelle obama brings her book tour to the south bay today. find out why the visit will be extra special for one silicon valley nonprofit. >> it may not look like much, but this will soon become the hub of activity in the next bay area disaster. we will take you inside. a live look at 5:39. a live look at the embarcadero a live look at the embarcadero here

around the state today, a lot of wind out there. especially grapevine, san joaquin valley from now until 2:00. gusts up to 75 miles per hour. in the sierra, gusts up to miles per hour. 10:00, as you go up the western slope. look at the rain across chico. tahoe, kind of quiet right now. a slight chan of a little bit of

snow today. a better chance of light to moderate snow monday. reggie. . >> mike: thank you. if the raiders leave oakland by the end of the year they will need a new place to stay before their stadium in las vegas is ready. maybe that place is levis stadium. officials are making preparations just in case they want to share levi's stadium with the 49ers. they are looking at lease agreements and other documents. the city has yet to hear from raiders executives. the raiders ended negotiations to play next season after the city of oakland sued over their city of oakland sued over their move to vegas. this morning the bay area is better prepared for a worst-case scenario like a major earthquake. yesterday officials christened the water at the weta operations at alameda point. it could prove critical in a big emergencies.

it has 12 berths for ferry boats to be refueled and maintained. in case of a major earthquake, it would take on a whole different role. >> in the case of an earthquake, we would be able to move first responders from where they are responders from where they are to where they need to be. >> the $50 million facility includes an emergency operations center which would oversee the deployment of ferry boats to the areas where they are needed most. former first lady michelle obama will be making a stop in the south bay tonight for her the south bay tonight for her much anticipated book tour. sit a national organization that works to develop leaders across the country, including here in the bay area. she was the founding executive director of the non-profit's director of the non-profit's chicago organization.

>> she helped shape the organization. that's why she talks about it in her book. she is proof of our mission. >> reporter: she will join public allies for a leadership training where she will meet with the young participants. >> kensington palace releasing two images. i have to say they nailed it. they all look great. they are all showing off a different little personality in the photo. that's so hard to do. >> even the baby. >> i like it. charlotte, of course, prince louis, my favorite prince george kicking up his leg. >> look at louis' smile, though. >> it's great. pretty people doing pretty things. the other is a black and white portrait. can you tell who that is? it is prince harry and meghan markle. this is from their wedding. they are watching fireworks. we have never seen this photo before, actually. this is the one they are ewing for their official christmas for their official christmas card this year.

>> i just thought that was standard. >> royal status. >> i'll let you guys know when the wedding is, fireworks show. >> can't wait to see that on instagram and twitter and everything else. all right. we don't have a chance of fireworks. we have a chance of rain. no thunderstorms at this particular back-to-back storm system. a look at san rafael. it's getting hazy there. keep watching the fog. so far the visibilities have been manageable. so mainly gray today with our best chance of steady rain during the afternoon and evening hours. especially in the north bay. and heavier rain sunday. here we go. temperatures comfortable. 59 to 61 degrees. you can see the green making its way through a lot of our neighborhoods by the afternoon hours.

tonight you can see it starts to push back to the north. mid-40s to mid-50s. a look at satellite and radar. you'll see radar returns if you're following us either on our website or our app. 14,000 feet right now. the best chance will be afternoon and into tomorrow morning. up to a half inch if possible. let's go ahead and take a look. here are some of the radar returns. this not reaching the ground. going to prime the atmosphere. this starts to move into the north bay. by 4:00, it's farther south than we talked about yesterday. it may make it down to the south and east bay by the end of the commute. by 11:00, it is starting to work its way back to the north. it's much weaker. it will stay in the north bay with random light showers for the rest of us tomorrow afternoon. here's a look at our rain totals. they are very impressive in the north bay. as we get up to a third of an inch, they taper to almost

nothing in the east bay and south bay. sunday is going to be a 2. it's going to be a pretty heavy rain during the evening and overnight hours. good morning, mike. one new issue to talk about in the east bay. we have a semi that broke down westbound 580 just past redwood road and castro valley. bit of a backup approaching the scene. it is not much yet. i believe lane number two is blocked. chp on the way to the scene. i'll update you in just a few minutes. that he a tough spot to have a lane taken away. harrison off-ramp is off on the shoulder. it is not looking like that is slowing you down. use the free mont ramp there if you're trying to exit the first few exits in san francisco. either should be an issue. it is not slowing us down either. highway 4 to the maze, 19 minutes. 10 minutes across the bay

bridge. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, also wide open at 10 minutes. thanks, alexis. happening today, expect to see more of those ford go bikes around the bay area. >> the company is expanding to the east and south bays starting today. a group ride and refreshments in oakland to celebrate on telegraph avenue and 23rd from 10:00 to 2:00. the company is adding hundreds of bikes to its fleet in san francisco. e bikes can go up to 18 miles per hour. they were developed by genz, a fremont based company. >> if you like starbucks and you don't like going into the store, well, listen to this. starbucks plans to offer delivery for nearly 2,000 u.s. locations starting sometime next year. starbucks delivers first launched in china and serves 30 cities there. the coffee chain has been testing its delivery service in tokyo and also miami through uber eats. they are hoping to reach more customers through delivery

because fewer people are going into their coffee shops. >> if we continue this, we will not have anywhere to go any more. >> well, in all fairness, there is a starbucks on every corner. so maybe that's why not as many people are going. you know? new at 6:00, the concern about a robot takeover just got a little more real. >> but first the technical billionaire who build an app to make amends for what happened at his wedding. an attempted smash and grab at a berkeley apple store. at a berkeley apple store. what foiled would be

talk about big is surf in maverick. not sure about mavericks yet.

haven't heard about anything being called today. let's talk about the big surf. noon sunday, the biggest waves are out north of us. but then by 10:00 sunday, they start pounding us. they will be here all the way through monday. 25 to 40 consistent. a possible 50-foot wave is not out of the question. mike, thanks. u.s. healing officials have traced the latest romaine lettuce e. coli outbreak back to at least one farm in california. a water reservoir near santa maria and santa barbara county tested positive for the strain. people should still avoid lettuce from monterey and san benito. the labels will tell you where the lettuce was grown. if you are unsure about it, toss it. >> in the east bay, berkeley police are searching for people who tried to break into an apple store. police shared these photos. the abandoned u-haul truck was used to ram the front of the store on hearst street just after 3:00 yesterday morning.

the glass broke but the metal security gate remained intact. the would be robbers took off empty handed. you may remember there was a smash and grab robbery at the same exact store two years ago. it serves them right. the new cpmc hospital will open in march. but we have an exclusive look inside now. it looks ready for move in, but lots still needs to happen. staff is being trained on new tools, including this lift to get patients it of beds. they will have 274 patient beds. 13 operating rooms. that is similar to the two it is replacing, but there is one big difference. >> we have all private rooms for the patients. in addition, we encourage our family members to stay. and we have a family member from each of the rooms which allows loved ones to stay with them overnight. >> as you can see, the family lounge area has pretty great views of the city.

they also have this rooftop garden. each floor has a theme with original artwork. taking a look at the roads this morning, we have an issue in castro valley. westbound 580 past redwood road, a disabled tractor trailer blocking lane two. chp still making their way to the scene. that backup continues to grow. slow for a little bit over a mile approaching that. we are definitely keeping an eye on that situation. heading out a little bit further to the central valley, westbound 205 to 580, slow out of tracy. nothing terrible. you're averaging 16 miles per hour on both stretches. thanks, alexis. hey, everybody. seahawks taking on the niners at levi's stadium. possible rain at the end of the game. kickoff 1:30, ends 4:30. temperature around 60 degrees. our next storm comes in sunday, 2, moderate. half an inch to an inch of rain. dangerous surf, gusty winds. 1:00 sunday morning, and our est chance of rain will be in

the north bay throughout the morning. a few random light showers elsewhere. yellow the a 8:00. yellow and the orange really starts to coalesce and become formidable as we head towards 6:00, into the early evening hours by monday morning. the heaviest of the rain is gone. there will be a lot of puddles to drive through on that commute. so be ready for that. reggie? >> thanks, mike. sfo adding more international flights. here's a live look. tap air portugal will be making five rounds between san francisco and lisbon, portugal. that starts in june. sfo is the only destination on the west coast. flights start at $800 round trip. napster's -founder created an app to help people enjoy beaches the. it is payback for breaking the rules. >> shawn parker teamed up with the california coastal commission for the app which will come out today. it is called your coast. it shows beach access points

along the california coast. in 2013, parker had an elaborate wedding in an ecologically sensitive area of big sur without getting the proper permits. he paid $2.5 million in penalties and has agreed to help build an educational tool that would benefit the people of california. so here it is. carpool cheaters, you have been warned. next at 6:00, why you are about to think twice before getting in the carpool lane illegally. >> and the space tour mission was a success. now we show you a unique perspective of the trip. mixed use in the east bay. what would go inside this 54-story skyscraper? a live look at 5:57. your weather and traffic up next.

a great rapper who used to be a rapper used to say back to back like i'm on the cover of lethal weapon. >> we have back-to-back storms. >> you see it's a drake sign. on the cover of lethal weapon 2 the actors were back to back. we're trying tkeufdifferent thi. >> why i agree to shenanigans, i don't know. >> i liked it. >> original lethal weapon, i'm being told. apologies to lethal weapon 2. >> or 3, 4 or 5. live doppler 7. radar returns this morning. the air is way too dry below 13,000 feet for it to reach the ground. here's a look at mycc