i should say the russian river watershed. it's so light, it won't matter. healdsburg, guerneville, every once in a while it spills out into santa rosa. this is where it stays through the morning hours. the light to moderate rain in the north bay. the rest of us in the afternoon and evening hours. winds pick up. they could gust up to 35 miles an hour. hold on to the hat. here's a look at the exploratorium. a 12-hour planner. slipping south by noon. all of us dealing with light to moderate rain to when it starts tapering at 7:00. >> we'll take a look outside and check on your commute for the east shore freeway filling in. moving a little bit sluggishly as you make your way into the mack acarthur maze. we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza backed up because of metering lights. those were turned on at 5:19 this morning. you're looking at a 12-minute delay from the end of the line into san rymorate. about 45 minutes up and over the

altamont pass. about 30 miles an hour. here's a look at drive times if you're headed to the san francisco airport from the city, about ten minutes. sluggish into the macarthur maze. not too bad. 101 to 85 less than 15 minutes. >> thank you, sue. happening today. the next big event. the company expected to reveal a new subscription service that could compete with netflix, amazon and hulu. >> that's not the only thing expected this morning. jobina fortson is live near apple headquarters in cupertino. >> good morning. > reporter: good morning. they've been working with the biggest names in hollywood working to develop programming for their streaming service. many are wondering how they're going to navigate this crowded area. they're going to explain it down that roadway behind me at their theater later on this morning. the streaming service will compete with platforms like amazon prime video and netflix

like you mentioned. there's a lot of secrecy surrounding how apple will work. in addition to original content, users can subscribe to hbo, show time and starz for a monthly fee. they're going to discuss apple news today. it's a part of 200 magazines and newspapers available for $9.99 a month. apple is said to be working on a gaming service focused on paid games from third party developers like nba 2k and mine craft. that's according to bloomberg. if possible, apple will discuss that today with mysterious credit cards. but there are few details about that one too. you will see that will go down today at 10:00 a.m. at the steve jobs theater in >> we'll be watching, jobina.

we'll be following apple's announcement today. if you're on the go, you can get announcement on our app. enable push alerts to get the latest information as it happens. a woman charged with attempted murder for allegedly shooting her husband could be facing a murder charge. it comes after 45-year-old paul schatzwell died from his injuries yesterday. the pittsburg adult educational center principal and father of eight had been in critical condition since the shooting last week. police say his wife, 39-year-old maria individual as shot him during an altercation. she remains in jail. this is pittsburg's first homicide of the year. tragedy for the stanford community. a student studying abroad in europe died hike not guilty spain. mic micha nee. he fell in difficult rocky terrain. and crews found him saturday. he was a junior majoring in computer science. the school issued a statement about the death saying he will

be deeply missed. democrats on capitol hill say they are determined to bring attorney general william barr in front of congress to push for the full release of special counsel robert mueller's report. barr released a summary of the findings yesterday saying the trump campaign did not conspire with russia during the 2016 presidential election. he also said mueller did not make a conclusion on whether the president obstructed justice. the president's lawyer is on gma today saying it's time to move on. >> i think the reality is that congress is wasting the taxpayers money, frankly. they should be going about legislating and governing rather than continuing this. that's a prerogative they'll have. >> on sunday, president trump called the news a, quote, complete and total exoneration stressing again that there was no obstruction. bay area lawmakers and political leaders are also responding to the report. >> the part of the report that

states while this does not conclude that the president did not commit a crime, it does not exonerate him. >> obstruction of justice and the president not being exonerated from that really belongs in the congress. the congress is the body that needs to take that up. >> republicans are demanding that it's time to move on. >> i'm angry as an american citizen that our democracy was hijacked for the last two years by these totally false allegations. >> former fbi director james comey who headed the russia investigation before being fired by president trump tweeted this. it's a photo of him gazing up at what appears to be redwood trees. he wrote only, so many questions. comey spoke at two events in the bay area last week. it's unclear whereno a couple from novato were among the hundreds of passengers that had to be rescued b norway. you may have seen the video.

it's on social media. susan dahlberg says the ordeal was stressful. she and her husband were not scared. look at this video. engine trouble combined with wild weather had the crew of the viking sky sending out a mayday call. the journey ended saturday afternoon and 20 people were hurt. >> we were in straps, we were lifted together off the ship in 60 mile an hour winds with the helicopter hovering above the ship. >> viking ocean cruises says the next scheduled trip to scandinavia has been canceled and coming up on gma, hear from a los angeles man who was on the ship as well and nearly died. that's at 7:00 followed by abc 7 mornings. parts of that ship start falling off of the ceiling and on to the passengers, it's crazy. >> the waves were huge. what a terrifying ordeal. then as you said, having to

leave all your belongings in the ship, having to be taken off by helicopter. i can't even imagine. >> i hope that they are feeling safe and sound wherever they are this morning. new at 6:00, the hit movie being blamed for making people afraid of the santa cruz beach boardwalk. >> the high tech way tesla is about to keep you from running a red light. i mentioned the preezs will pick up. here's a look at that small craft advisory. 9:00 this morning to 9:00 this evening. a southwest wind up to 30 knots. watch out on the east-west

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here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see a little appendage sticking down there. that's going to head towards pacifica and possibly into marin county. there will be lighter showers outside of the north bay as we head through the morning hours. it's going to be steady there. mid to upper 40s. morgan hill at 49. everybody else around 50. we've got temperatures in the mid-40s to the mid-50s just about everywhere this morning. cool inland but mild around the bay. here's a look at a dry bay bridge now. out and about, exercising, even on the bay, it's going to be wet this afternoon and a little

breezy. keep the weather gear handy. chance of rain north bay, all the way up until 3:00. after that, it tapers. as far as the east bay goes, you're pretty dry through 9:00. scattered showers at 11:00. a chance of rain through 5:00. san francisco from 11:00 to 5:00. that's your best chance of rain today. here's sue. >> we're checking on your san jose commute. 280, the headlights in the northbound direction from downtown san jose towards cupertino for about an eight-minute drive. not bad at all. looking pretty good if you're traveling in that direction for your monday morning commute. slow and go over the altamont pass. take a look at mass transit proble problems. just a slight delay for ace train number 1 into great america. 34 b.a.r.t. trains on time. muni is not reporting any delays on buses or rail service. thank you, sue. speaking of the -- tesla rolling out a new model.

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new this morning, boeing will hold an informational session this wednesday to share its plan on how to safely bring its 737 max jets back into service. the company says it's been working on new software to address an automatic safety feature. it's blamed for the lion air crash in october and suspected in this month's ethiopian airlines crash. the grounding of the 737 max jet have led to the cancellation of 90 flights a day through next month. happening today, the fda begins two days of meetings to discuss breast implant safety. rare for of cancer and during the meeting, the fda will hear from researchers, plastic

surgeons, patients and manufacturers. for now shall the fda isn't proposing any new restrictions or warnings. but many women are pushing for new regulations to address unconfirmed claims implants with contribute to other chronic health conditions. dr. dre is throwing shade at families involved in the college admissions scandal. in a post that has now been deleted, the rapper posted this photo with his daughter and an acceptance letter. he writes, my daughter got accepted to usc on his own, no jail time. that's when it was pointed out he donated $70 million to usc in 2013 helped to create an academy for the duo focusing on business and entertainment-related fields. santa cruz beach boardwalk is usually a happy face. many plan to stay a bay from the popular spot after watching "us." they're scared to go to the

boardwalk because they're afraid of what could happen based on the movie. it features a family on vacation in santa cruz and the boardwalk plays a big role in the scary parts of the movie. the mystery thriller has some people freaked out tweeting they won't be visiting santa cruz or the boardwalk any time soon. >> oh, no. that's not what we want. we want people to visit and think of it as a setting of a movie. >> get a grip, people. it is fiction. >> it's pure fun is what it should be. >> that's what the boardwalk is all about. if there's smaller crowds, i'm going now. >> doesn't it have a good haunted house? i thought it did. well-known haupted house? >> i don't know either. >> used to go to the arcade. >> for some people that will be an attraction. >> that's true. a lot of people will go there because it's in the movie. >> and go to the mystery spot. let's take a look at what's going on outside. 6:18 on a monday. walnut creek, the temperature is 49 degrees right now.

it's going to be breezy today. the cold front spreads rain north to south across the neighborhoods. in fact, we have a chance of rain through thursday. it will be drier and warmer by the weekend. highs today warmest in the south bay and east bay. little more sunshine this morning. not as much rain-cooled air. we can see the rain-cooled air, 50s this afternoon. the south bay will be the warmest. the cloud cover, slight chance of rain, 50s for you. decreasing clouds and cooler weather across the north bay. upper 30s to 40s. let's roll through it. future radar. north bay zeroed in, light to moderate. for the most part of, steady through noon. the rest of us could have areas of sprinkles and maybe even showers. the steady rain in the north bay until noon. then it comes out over the rest of the neighborhoods in the afternoon and evening hours. then it stays across the south bay during the overnight hours and for the better part of tomorrow, the best chance of

rain. here's a look at the rain totals. how light is it going to be in the south bay. a third to half an inch in the east bay. sfoin 75 inches in the north bay. nigh seven-day forecast. today, tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. 70s and sunshine. a few high clouds this weekend. >> sue? looking at your monday morning commute. so far the metering lights are on at 5:15 this morning. earlier than normal. traffic is getting by. if you can carpool, whizzing on by. 12-minute delay getting through the metering lights. sluggish on the span. we have reports of an accident in the eastbound and westbound directions. highway 580 near grant line. it's out of lanes but moderate flowing past the scene westbound anyway due to just the normal commute. we have an accident, no details yet. just coming into the chp, west 80 at pinole valley road.

more on that when we come back. >> sue, thank you. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee live in new york city with a look at what's ahead on the show. hi, ginger. >> hi, jessica, hi reggie. so nice to be with you this morning. coming up on gma, we have the latest on the mueller report. the reaction this morning after the investigation finds no collusion between the president's campaign and russia. our political team will be breaking it all down for you. plus, we've got the president's lawyer joining us. also this morning, that cruise ship nightmare. the ship had engine failure and pummeled by huge waves. hundreds of people had to be airlifted to safety. we get to talk to one of the passengers. he and his entire family rescued by helicopter. plus, the new recommendations out this morning on sugary drinks and kids. dr. ashton is here to give us that info and the great julia lieu driouis-dreyfus with good about her health and her hilarious new show veep. it's only on gma.

>> i'm excited for that. >> i love her. it's good to hear she's doing well. can't wait to see that. see you then. thank you,ginger. happening today, lyft and uber drivers across the state planning to protest what they're demanding. plus, we're going to explain this viral video of former governor arnold schwarzenegger chasing a mini pony. what is happening? >> what is happening? right now, a live look at the golden gate bridge. always looking beautiful. you will need on

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we've got slippery streets developing across the north bay in the morning commute. that's where the rain will fall. for the rest of us, light to moderate showers. a little bit of ponding for the evening drive. it will be a little more difficult. speaking of the evening, the earlier you go, the more likely you're going to get wet. the game may start a little bit late today. a's at oracle park. 57 dropping down to 55 degrees. thanks, mike. baseball is back in the bay area. >> yes, as mike mentioned, the a's and giants go head to head tonight. the coliseum hosted game one of

the exhibition series yesterday. the a's started in japan against the mariners. they lost those games but beat the giants yesterday 5-0. >> going over there, facing a different style of baseball and stuff and coming back here and finishing on a positive note, it's good to be positive heading into the season. >> the a's and giants play again tonight at 6:45. both teams also prepping for their home openers for the a's that's this thursday. they'll take on the los angeles angels just after 1:00 p.m. and for the giants, it's next friday, they play the tampa bay rays at 1:35. a san diego woman awarded child support from her ex-husband nearly 50 years after she says he left her with their young daughter. >> she says her ex chose to go to canada instead of paying court ordered child support in the early '70s. boy is that going to cost him. he was asked to pay $160 a month. well, when you do accrued

interest of 10% a year. what would have been a total of $30,000 is now more than $170,0 most of it. they seth ld in court for thousands edds arn schwarzenegger on his bike chasing a mini pony. whiskey the morning pony has pay morning fitness routine, too. it ens with the actor feeding the pony a carrot. his post has nearly 2 million views on instagram with some calling the viral video oddly soothing. >> okay. i mean, did we already know that he had miniature horses? was that a known fact? >> no. it's so cute, isn't it? >> yeah. >> it's a bizarre video. it's a weird video. >> it's strange. >> i would like to feed a baby

mini horse. >> yeah. okay. i'm going to be thinking about that for a long time. next at 6:30, the protest planned by lyft drivers in san francisco today. >> bernie sanders comes to san francisco. his reaction to the mueller report. plus a live report from washington, d.c. as lawmakers there push for congress to take action. a new poll reveals 2 out of 5 people are

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now at 6:30, a late-night shooting at a popular walnut creek shopping center. what police are revealing this morning. >> lyft drivers in san francisco preparing to hit the brakes. what they're demanding as company officials meet with potential investors. plus, a health alert for parents trying to reduce childhood obesity. the new recommendations out this morning to get kids to cut down on the sugary drinks. >> you know what's really weird, when i was a teenager, my dentist said you have to stop drinking soda and i did. >> good. >> i don't know why he convinced me and my parents or teachers couldn't do it. >> well, that's good. >> all about the teeth. >> it's easier. >> he scared me. >> the teeth. >> well into my 20s beforeso. >> before yourit sfiemt it wasn r dra it, though. >> let's move on to talk about

what's going on besides my childhood issues. >> it will be in the book. >> yep. well into my 20s. light to moderate rain. it will be heaviest there. for the rest of us in the afternoon and evening hours, a little breezy once we get past 9:00 this morning. 101 from petaluma, rohnert park, out to sebastopol. li rain on live doppler 7. it's mainly headed there from the southwest to the northeast. through 7:00, north bay slipping into the rest of the bay, steady in nature at noon. all of us with light to moderate rain by 4:00. it tapers by 7:00. sue? >> checking on your marin county commute. it's bogged down a little bit from novato. this is farther south by the north gate mall. it's moving at the limit. a few brake lights at the top of the hill. otherwise, smooth all the way across the golden gate bridge where you've got southbound four lanes there and two lanes in the

northbound direction. problems westbound at grant line with a vehicle that's off the road. you can see slow traffic west on 580 there. fairly typical for this time of the day. chp is reporting an accident west 80 near pinole valley road. no details and not much slowing in the area. we'll check back in a few. thank you, sue. we continue tracking breaking news in walnut creek where police are investigating a robbery and shooting in the city of downtown area. a a man was robbed of his watch and shot at at a union bank branch at mt. diablo boulevard and south main street. the robber also shot the victim. the victim was taken to a nearby hospital. so far, no arrests have been made. president trump declaring a political victory this morning after a nearly two-year-long investigation. robert mueller concluded that there was no collusion between the president and his campaign with russia. >> now they're demanding to see

the full report. mona kosar abdi is live with more. >> good morning reggie and jessica. >> the conclusions of the mueller report are as divisive as the investigation itself. it's the basis of a new political battle brewing here in washington. a vindicated president trump made his way back to washington to a changed political landscape. moments before trump departed florida sunday, attorney william barr sent a four-page letter to congress outlining the conclusions of robert mueller's investigation. barr writes the special counsel's investigation did not find that the trump campaign or anyone associated with it conspired or coordinated with russia in its efforts to influence the 2016 u.s. presidential election. >> it's a shame that our country had to go through this. >> barr also notes that mueller's report falls short of ab some offing the president going on to say that while this

report does not conclude that the president committed a crime, it does not exonerate him. democrats are demanding barr release the full report. >> i intend to fight for that transparency. >> nancy pelosi and chuck schumer will calling into question barr's impartiality. saying in part, quote, given mr. barr's public record of bias, he's not a neutral observer and not in a position to make objective determinations about the report. >> barr will be sitting down with deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and mueller himself to see how much of this report he can make public. sources also tell abc news that that process can take days, if not weeks. as you can imagine, reggie and jessica, because of that confidential and classified information that's throughout the report. for now, live in washington, mona kosar abdi, abc 7 news. >> mona, thank you. happening today, lyft drivers protesting in san francisco. they'll be picketing downtown. >> this is ahead of the lyft

ipo. amy hollyfield is live where the protest will happen later today in front of the omni hotel. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. yes, they plan to protest here in front of the hotel. because this is where lyft will be meeting with potential investors. they want to put a stop to that. the drivers say they would like to be treated better. they would like higher wages and they are asking for more benefits. they also want a voice at work. they will protest to try and convince investors not to do business with lyft until they treat their drivers fairly. lyft is planning to go public. it's spending the next ten days pitching the plan to investors. the company says it does plan to give some long-term drivers money to buy stock, but the drivers say they want more. they still plan to protest. they'll be fighting for wages and benefits. so they will be out here at 11:00 this morning in front of the omni. reporting live in san francisco,

amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. uber drivers in los angeles plan to strike today. the l.a. times says they're angry with the company's move to slash per-mile pay in l.a. county and parts of orange county. the striking workers want higher wages across the board. uber says the old pay scale wasn't working and other changes will improve take-home pay. bernie sanders was in san francisco yesterday. he criticized the mueller summary. >> well, i don't want a summary of the report. i want the whole damn report because nobody, especially this sanders called president w. trump the most dangerous president in u.s. history. the vermont senator blamed the president for dividing the nation and sanders told the crowd that he can bring country together. >> we're ready for a political revolution. we need that. need big change in the country. somebody to bring us together. >> bernie sanders has the best

chance of beating trump. he has the issues that the people care about. >> everything from the economy to social policies to climate issues. >> there was a large rally. it drew in an estimated 16,000 people to ft. mason. all right. let take a look at what's going on. you can see, there's still showers trying to make their way closer to peninsula. they seem to be falling apart. again, it's the north bay where temperatures are mainly in the upper 40s to mid-50s. it's going to be wet during the morning commute. we've got 42 in redwood city and san ramon at 43. fairfield, some of the cooler spots. overall, temperatures anywhere from 2 to 11 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. bay bridge toll plaza, use that as a backdrop to talk about how it's going to get wetter ng wl tougher than morning commute. peninsula, dry conditions through 9:00, 10:00. a scattered shower at 11:00.

steadier rain in the afternoon hours. scattered by 7:00. east bay valleys, we've got dry weather through 9:00. scattered showers at 11:00. becoming scattered once again by 5:00 and 7:00. down in the south bay, a little bit of sunshine this morning. then it becomes cloudy through 1:00. your best chance of rain begins at 3:00 and goes through at least 7:00. you're also the warmest in the mid 60s. we've got more chances of rain through thursday, even thunderstorms in the accuweather seven-day forecast. that's coming up. susan, how are you this morning? >> doing great. >> glad i'm not driving in rain so far. >> grabbed my umbrella at the last second. i'm prepared. read ner fur sid these days, right? here we go to walnut creek. the taillights headed in the southbound direction and brake lights as well. as you can see, it's slow and go as you make your way past north main street. we have a car at the on ramp with flashesing lights going over there.

not blocking the freeway. you're looking at a nine-minute drive, excuse me, from concord towards highway 24. we'll pop down to the south bay. this is 101 in the northbound direction at the 880. a few headlights headed northbound. not bad. no delays. speaking of san jose, though, we're getting first reports of an injury, major accident. this is north 17 near hamilton. south of 280 blocking the center divide and at least one lane with debris in lanes 2 involving a pickup truck. avoid that area if you can. we'll check in, in a few minutes with an update. new fallout from the college admissions cheating scandal. students now being punished as their parents prepare to head to court. it's 6:39. this is a look live at the new york stock exchange. another update on the market coming up. as we head to break, a live look outside this morning. as sue ment

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that is too bad. that's what you get in texas this time of the year. thankfully, it was only golf ball-sized. for us, rain increasing today. the kids may not need the weather gear in the morning. but they need it in the afternoon and evening hours. may have to have recess inside. makes it as far osu as i-80. 77 at fresno. we've got mid-70s to 80s in l.a. and palm springs. a winter weather advisory, 7:00 this evening to 11:00 tomorrow morning. up to a foot of snow in our peaks. above 6,000 feet. about 4 to 8 inches accumulate. weave got a light mix tuesday. wednesday a heavier mix. snow showers thursday. flurries this weekend. mike, thank you. yale says it has rescinded the admission of one student implicated ihe nationwide college admissions scandal. she has not been named. but it is believed to be the only yale student involby t app

boston courtroom. they are among the 50 people indicted so far. 33 of them are parents, including several from the bay area. they're accused of paying bribes to get their kids into top universities. other defendants include college coaches and actresses, lori loughlin and felicity huffman. loughlin and huffman are not expected in court until next week. southern california police are investigating a fire at a mosque as a possible hate crime after investigators found a note referencing the terrorist attacks in new zealand. flames scorched a wall outside the islamic center early yesterday morning in escondido. search people were inside at the time. they put out the fire before firefighters arrived. police discovered the note in the mosque parking lot. they have not revealed the contents yet. building a better bay area, education, homelessness and housing are major challenges affecting the quality of life here. those same issues are why more people are considering leaving.

a 1500 people asked, 44% are looking to get out. of those, 77% cite high housing cost as the reason. the cost of living comes in a close second. 51% of people say traffic congestion makes them consider relocating. 45% cite quality of life. the ceo of the company that conducted the study says the issues have been building for a long time. >> they are tired of the high cost of housing, high cost of living an the high cost of terrible traffic commutes. we've neglected these issues for decades. not just in the bay area, but throughout california. and people have said, enough is enough. >> 6% of people surveyed said they have definite plans to leave the bay area. that poll was done by the silicon valley leadership group with the bay area newsgroup. finding solutions to the housing issue can come in many forms. we'd like you to share your ideas and see what your neighbors think by joining our

better bay area facebook group. apple is about to take on netflix, hulu and amazon. it is set to unveil a new streaming service this morning and maybe even more. abc 7 news reporter, jobina fortson is live in cupertino for us. jobin jobina? >> reporter: apple is slated to discuss a number of things today. but people seem to be most excited about that video streaming service. it will go down right down this street behind me on their main campus here. the streaming service will compete with other services like netflix and amazon prime video just to name a few. many wondering how apple plans to navigate this already crowded arena. in addition to original content, users can subscribe to networks like hbo, show time and starz for a monthly fee. it's said to cost around $9.99 a month and also the same price, an apple news subscription of 200 magazines and newspapers. a "wall street journal"

confirmed it was included in that number. according to bloomberg, apple has been working on a gaming service focused on paid games from third party developers like nba 2k for example. it's possible apple could dive into that. and also a mystery credit card during the announcement today. that will all happen at 10:00 a.m. in the steve jobs theater. rporting live in cupertino, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you. now your morning money report. plans for a new chick-fil-a restaurant in concord could be rejected because of zoning issues. >> chick-fil-a is asking the city to rezone a plot of land at willow pass road. it doesn't allow drive-throughs which chick-fil-a requires. a report says they've been encouraged to build elsewhere. that city council meets tomorrow night. uber could announce a deal to buy its middle eastern rival

this week. the deal would see uber buying dubai-based company. it would give them a ride hailing monopoly in markets around the world. the new york stock exchange. we're starting the week off down k asian markets were down overnight for fears of a recession. from 7 on your side, a major avocado producer voluntarily issuing a recall because of listeria contamination. they're sold by henry avocado. including avocados packed in california and distributed to six states. there's no reports of people getting sick. avocados from mexico are not subject to the recall. a sticker will tell if it's imported. it is a good idea to thoroughly wash avocados before eating them. a warning system that could give people a life-saving alert before an earthquake hits will be tested in oakland this week.

this wednesday, people in a 60 square block area west of lake merritt might get the alert on their phones. the office of emergency services is working with the u.s. geological survey to see whether the tech works. each a few seconds of warning before a quake could save lives. the state oes wants people who receive the alert to take an online survey to tell them what time the alert came through down to the second. out of tens of millions of ncaa tournament brackets submitted online, only one remains perfect. >> this is actually the first time ever a bracket has stayed perfect into the sweet 16. the ncaa says the odds of a perfect bracket are 1 in 9.2 quintillion. one woman had perfect picks up until yesterday. >> i was really disappointed. but it happens. i felt like it was eventually going to happen. i was kind of hoping to make it to the end of the first weekend perfect. oh, well. now i do feel like i can relax

and breathe now. like, okay, i don't have to keep holding my breath and waiting for the teams to win. >> duke nearly lost to central florida. that would have been no perfect brackets left. the game picked back up with the sweet 16 on thursday. now, usc is not in the tournament. but uci was in the tournament. irvine, where i'm from. unfortunately, they lost yesterday. but i was rooting for them. >> they pulled the upset over k-state. >> it was the first time they won a game in the ncaa tournament. >> first time ever. >> anteaters, right? >> anteaters. >> very intimidating. >> are we still talking about basketball? i zoned out for a second. >> jump into weather then. you're never more than 7 minutes away. you can see colorful, very easter, pastel-like morning sky. increasing rain and breezes

today as a cold front draws through. lingering scattered showers tonight and another chance of rain tomorrow, wednesday and thursday. here's a look at our afternoon temperatures from the mid and upper 50s in the north bay to the low and mid-60s in the south bay and our inland east bay neighborhoods. the same areas will be in the upper 40s to low 50s. the north bay in the upper 30s to mid-40s with a little more clearing there. potential for some fog to form. let's jump into future radar. here we are. about 9:00 away. light to moderate rain in the north bay. it remains steady through noon. there could be scattered showers ahead of it. pockets of light rain, no doubt. that's where the steady rain is. after noon, it moves into the rest of the neighborhoods and notice how it shrinks in coverage and not as much yellow, moderate as we head through the evening commute. as the front stalls to the south overnight, we have a chance in the east bay and south bay of showers there. that's pretty much our best chance tomorrow. also, you can see most of us will be dry for the better part of tomorrow. so for this storm, let's see

where we land at 8:00 this evening. just about everybody with rain. notice places like san jose, livermore and brentwood not much, if any at all. the rest of us .25 to .5 inches. in the north bay, around .75 inches. we're looking at ponding on the roadways during the evening commute. that's my biggest concern. that's a moderate concern. my seven-day forecast forecast, most of us dry tomorrow. scattered showers. chance of thunderstorms on wednesday. leftover showers on thursday. increasing warmth this weekend with high clouds and sunshine. sue? all right, we'll take a look outside. beautiful sunrise at the richmond-san rafael bridge. toll plaza, minor delays there as you make your way towards the tolls. otherwise, past the toll plaza on the span, it's pretty moderate drive. about eight minutes from the tolls over to san rafael. slow and go across the san mateo bridge with brake lights happening along the causeway as you can see. slow up the high-rise over towards foster city for a

20-minute drive towards 101. we have this accident in san jose. it's northbound 17 just before 280 near hamilton. couple of lanes blocked and the chp is calling this a major accident with debris in lanes there. so expect delays at lowest a mile backup at this point. guys? >> sue, thank you. new this morning, two of the nation's most prominnt health organizations calling for sugary drinks that we're not on the story yet. >> we're going to turn to it. neighbors around the valero refinery are shutting down. >> they're going to fix a problem that causes it to pump excess pollutants into the air. they found coke at a -- according to the management district, air pollution levels prompted them to send seven notices of violations to valero in the past week. some residents are worried about air quality. >> i don't know what i'm

breathing. that bothers me. i think of the little children around here. their schools. i'm thinking more of the health aspects of it and what we're breathing. >> valero says the process will last several days. now on to the story an alert for parents. new this morning, two of the nation's two most prominent health organizations calling for sugary drink regulations to fight childhood obesitobesity. >> that includes regulations and marketing to kids. they issued a newhis mo it sayshey aano see healthy drinks like water and milk be the default beverage on kids' menus and in vending machines. abc'sr. jennifer ashton is talking about this on gma. >> first of all, this is what it looks like for the average american child.of added sug consumed in the form of beverages per year. starts with poor dentition,

tooth decay, leads to diabetes, heart disease, most importantly an addictive response in the brain, michael. no different than a drug. >> dr. ashton will have a full report at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> first, let's take a look at our instagram picture of the day. follow us at abc 7 news bay area. you can see more great pictures like this one. why are all these business owners so excited? we're going to comcast. it's ahead of the game, ahead of the curve. it's going to add to the productivity of our business. it's switch and save days at comcast business. right now, get fast, reliable internet for $49.95 a month and save $600 a year. just one more way we take your business beyond. but hurry, switch and save days ends april 7th. internet that's reliable.

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hi there. 6:58. if you're just joining us or headed out the door, the seven things to know before you go. >> number one, let's talk about the rain. there it is across the north bay. some that of is not reaching the ground. i've had measurable rain as far south as cloverdale. here's a look at san rafael. the storm is a 1 and it's going to slide south. look for increasing chances of rain, especially during the afternoon and early evening hours. number 2, police are investigating a robbery and shooting in downtown walnut creek. according to play -- a man was robbed of his watch and shot at a union bank branch in south main street. number 3, democrats demanding to see robert mueller's full report on the russia investigation. attorney general william barr released a summary of mueller's findings saying the trump campaign did not conspire with russia during the 2016 elections. number 4, lyft drivers planning an 11:00 a.m. protest

at the omni hotel in san francisco. drivers are demanding better pay and benefits. number 5, apple expectd it make a big announcement in cupertino today. the company expected to launch a streaming service to compete with netflix and amazon. we're following your monday morning commute. number 6. this accident blocking all lanes north 17 near hamilton south of 280. you can use the capital expressway or -- pardon me, winchester boulevard as an alternate. number 7, the movie "us" scared up a record debut at the box office. it's set in santa cruz. it made the largest debut for an original horror film. it only cost $20 million to make. >> i don't think we saw that. >> our producer said a lot of it takes place at the boardwalk and now people are scared to go to the boardwalk. >> don't be scared. please

good morning, america. no conspiracy. the reaction right now to the mueller report. overnight, president trump claims total vindication after special counsel robert mueller finds no one in his campaign conspired with russia, according to a summary from the attorney general. >> america is the greatest place on earth. >> but the report stopping short of clearing the president on obstruction of justice. republicans call it "case closed," democrats demanding the full report be released immediately. our abc news team here and in washington and the president's lawyer all join us this morning. also this morning, more than 1,300 people thankful to be alive after this cruise ship nightmare. facing engine failure in the middle of the sea, pummeled by 26-foot waves, water flooding the ship. now, new video of those dramatic