a lot to get to including an east bay priest accused of abusing children. oakland's $100 million proposal to fix its pothole problem. and the reason you may have a hard time finding helium balloons. first, weather. it was a beautiful weekend. and, of course, it was very sunny. again, we'll get to those stories you see on your screen in just a moment. those blue skies, we loved it, mike, but things are changing? >> as good as advertised, wasn't it? yes, still mild temperatures today. the chance of wet weather is rolling back in. north of ukiah this has reached the ground. a few sprinkles are possible this morning. a better chance this evening overnight into tomorrow of light showers and even a thunderstorm is possible. 0.2 at most out of the system. now for today, april fool's day, mostly cloudy, very mild this morning. mid to upper 50s. we stay near 60 at the coast.

we hit the upper 60s at noon and then the wind starts coming off the ocean more. that's why we're in the mid-60s at 4:00 and mid to upper 50s by 7:00 with a better chance of rain. want to get sue in here to tell but the monday morning commute. pretty good so far. we do have you stepping on the brakes amid span up to the high rise, looking at a 20-minute drive from 880 to 101. metering lights on at 5:20 this morning, so you can see a bit of a backup for about a 12-minute delay behind the toll plaza getting into san francisco once you pass those tolls. 45 minutes to get over the altamont pass. slow and go there. we do have another ace train delay, fremont headed into fremont, train number 1 is rolling about seven minutes late. no problems with b.a.r.t. or muni this morning. sue, thank you, breaking

news. airlines dealing with massive system wide computer outages and subsequent delays. >> they include delta, southwest, united, jetblue and alaska. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live for us at sfo with the situation there right now. jobina, how are things? >> reporter: good morning. so far at sfo things seem to be running smoothly. i want to point out something here on the arrivals board. you see there is a delay coming from atlanta and other delays coming in because there are airports affected by this. we do see there was a cancellation on the southwest board but so far so good. several airlines including southwest were dealing with computer issues. the faa recommended people contact their airline directly for updates. it's not clear what city they

were in but baltimore civil rights activist tweeted out, quote, i'm on the runway on a delta flight and the pilot said the system that gives them clearance paperwork is down, and that they'll hopefully get the system update in ten minutes. the spokesperson with southwest says there was an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data used in flight planning. the airline says it lifted an internal ground stop at 7:05 eastern time and that it lasted for about ten minutes. i did talk with a gate agent and he told me things seem to be moving smoothly. reporting live from sfo, jobina fortson. just to be clear the faa did send out an update saying the issue has been resolved but there could be residual delays. fearly 3,000 pg&e customers are starting their morning in the dark. here is a live look in santa clara. one of the impacted areas this

morning. and here is new video from about 20 minutes ago showing santa clara police controlling traffic in the area because of the outage. no word yet on the cause or when the lights may go back on. new overnight, fire off highway 17 in los gatos. firefighters closed southbound lanes near main street while putting out the flames. no one was hurt investigators have not yet determined what started the fire. highway 17 has been reopened for your morning commute. fans and celebrity are mourning the death of rapper and entrepreneur nipsey hussle. >> he was shot in a burst of gunfire outside the clothing store he owns in l.a. yesterday afternoon. two other people were hurt. police say the suspect ran to a waiting getaway car. hussle may not have been a household name but to his legion of fans he was an inspiration. he used his fame to give back to the community. the 33-year-old invested in many

community projects. golden state warriors steph curry got emotional about the rapper's death after last night's game. >> i got to know him last year and who he was as a person, what he stood for, what his message was. senseless crimes that don't need to happen especially with a guy that was doing what he was doing. definitely tough. >> observing singer and songwriter kehlani reacted to the death on twitter writing in part, heartbroken and speechless. god bless your beautiful family. other celebrities including lebron james and pharrell williams have been posting online. you can view on our website, abc7news.com. a week after michael avenatti's shocking arrest, he is scheduled to appear in federal court today in southern california to face fraud charges. he is accused of stealing money from a client to pay for his own expenses. he's also accused of trying to

extort nike for $25 million. prosecutors say he threatened to release damaging information by nike if the company refused to make payments to him. an east bay priest facing dozens of counts of child sex abuse is expected to be in court today. father david mendoza-vela transferred to corpus christi church in fremont in 2016. alameda county sheriff's officials arrested him on abuse charges involving a child at st. john's. members of the group survivors network. >> we urge any kid or anybody who know as kid molested by this priest to come forward. >> pathetic. >> after mass, thank you for

coming, god bless you, and then this happens. >> the bishop said, i ask you to join with me in prayers for all involved in the situation. most especially anyone who has been harmed. major progress is being made to rebuild after the 2017 wildfires. 70% of the homes burned are under construction or have been completed and more homeowners have applied for permits but haven't started construction. it was one of the hardest hit neighborhoods in santa rosa, more than 1,400 homes destroyed. texting, dancing, eating, all things you shouldn't be doing on the road. the eye opening experiment that you need to see before getting behind the wheel this morning. plus, the growing problem that's forced some bay area businesses to stop selling balloons. a look live from mt. tamalpais, got thicker

overnight. it will bring our temperatures down a bit but very comfortable from 62 in san francisco to 68 in redwood city and napa. a chance o

take a look at the south bay. 45 in morgan hill.

52 in san jose to 54 milpitas. quite a range there. most of us not that wide from 46 in danville to brentwood. 55 in alameda. san francisco, 54. some upper 40s along highway 101 in the north bay. i wanted to show you santa cruz because we have dangerous is your of through this evening. exercising and on the bay good to do today. the north bay, 50s through 9:00. 60s 11:00. those clouds dominate until about 5:00. you also have the best chance of a random shower today. east bay, 55 at 7:00. 60 at 9:00. mid to upper 60s from 11:00 all the way through 7:00. a lot of cloud cover, limited sunshine. the same thing in san francisco. we go from 57 at 9:00, low to mid-60s from 11:00 through 5:00. better chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. we'll take an hour by hour look at that coming up. here is sue. not a bad commute if you're traveling from novato through san rafael and marin. everybody's moving at the limit.

no delays on the golden gate bridge. a look at some pretty mild slowdowns as you make your way towards the richmond/san rafael bridge toll plaza. they had some road work last week. and so we'll be monitoring that for you. it definitely looks like you're getting a better coverage through the fastrak lanes than in the cash lanes as per usual. thank you, sue. if you're look to go buy helium balloons, you may be out of luck. >> helium in short supply. it can only be found deep underground. there is a niece in the space and medical industries. party city says balloon orders may not be filled at some stores. the shortage will continue the next three years when a plant is expected to open in russia to help boost international availability. new at 6:00, burger king is going meatless. not entirely. the new option for customers who don't want to eat beef. >> that's coming up.

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welcome back. the national safety council says at least nine americans die in distracted driving crashes every single day, and a new documentary available on amazon prime video today highlights how

difficult it is for drivers to just focus on the road. the film is called "3 seconds behind the wheel." they volunteer to be watched driving. drivers were still distracted, dancing, eating, and checking their phones behind the wheel. many drivers looked away for three seconds at a time. that is enough to drive the length of a football field, and this morning on "gma" abc news reporter talks about a popular iphone setting that cuts down on distractions. >> it's called do not disturb while driving. it responds to text messages for you and it says there's a text message, i'm driving with this feature turned on. i won't see your message until i get where i'm going. >> how to turn on the do not disturb function and other settings that can prevent distracted driving.

"gma" starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. can you really make a living as an uber or lyft driver? >> building a better bay area. >> for those who rely on this as a job, job-job, it's not a very good job. >> it seems the attitude is they can chew through people until they burn them out and get new people all in the name of their millions of dollars. >> insight into how of a driver really makes. tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, a look at the ride share reality and the impact on our ability to build a better bay area. new this morning, vegetarian whoppers at burninger king. the burger chain says it's testing out the impossible whoppers. >> they're made with plant-based patties from redwood city's impossible foods.

they will be offering them in and around st. louis. if that goes well burger king will roll out the whopper nationally. employees have not been able to tell the difference between the old meaty whopper and the new one. >> interesting. i have heard rave reviews about the impossible burger. it's intriguing. >> i love the impossible burger. i am now a vegetarian. >> yes, we know. he talks about his vegetarian food plan all the time. >> i fully support this by the king. >> i fully support your vegetarianism and that green thing you drink after the show is over. i have no idea what that thing is. >> it's a journey. >> you said you've lost a lot of weight, so good for you. i grew up on whoppers. i'll try it. >> have you ever had the

impossible burger? >> bring it in and taste it. >> i love it. >> today will be mostly cloudy, a random shower. we get a chance through tomorrow and then periods of rain and dry weather through the extended forecast, really spring seesaw once again. let's go 63 to 69. that's why it won't be quite as warm. still a delightful day to be outside. have our app handy. roll that out and see where it's going. here is a look at our area of low-pressure spinning out. because of that you see some darker, wider clouds here. the heavier showers and potential for thunderstorms that come in later on in the evening and overnight hours. here we are at 7:00 and you can see mainly gray out there.

that's the way it is through the afternoon hours. green up there in the north bay, 7:00, sun starting to set. it's not a lot of yellows or oranges. there is a slight chance of a thunderstorm. .2 or less of rain out of the system. river is possible friday. a couple of problems on the chp log. we have reports of an accident block i blocking a lane of traffic. and then in the counter commute direction we have two lanes blocked eastbound 580 near north flynn. westbound is typically slow. up and over the altamont pass

into dublin and pleasanton. we're looking pretty good. a couple drive times for you. highway 4 on 80 westbound, hercules to the maze, 22 minutes. yes, metering lights are on. if you're driving to sfo from the city it's about a ten-minute drive. not a problem. >> sue, thank you. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00. a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> nice to be with both of you. coming up on "gma" the latest on the shooting of a grammy nominated rapper gunned down in los angeles. we are there live as authorities are searching for the suspect and tributes are pouring in from lebron james, steph curry, so many more. president trump threatening to shut down the border by the end of the week and cut off aid to three countries. our correspondent with a reality check on the situation. plus, the global effort to give back. all for honoring duchess

and her baby. how to get involved. that's all coming up. this is the last morning i'll see you this week. i won't be on until friday. headed to one of the largest water falls on the planet and i'm going to be taking you there for a big, big, big adventure. >> oh, my gosh. >> that will be beautiful. >> bon voyage and thanks for letting us know. that should be exciting. >> of course. >> we'll see you soon. starting today you'll be paying more for online purchases, a longtime loophole now closed. >> a bay area native moves on to the next round of "american idol." she looks concerned and sad here. don't worry. it's going to be

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here is a look at our rain potential out of the storm this morning, nothing. by 7:00, just a little wetness across the north bay and then overnight everybody is pretty much wet. not enough but enough to make it slick. sue and i will be tracking that. the rest of us a tenth of an inch or less. >> mike, thank you. oakland has a plan to fix potholes in the city. the proposal calls for spending

$100 million on repairs over the next three years. city council still needs to approve it. according to "the chronicle" people who live in oakland's wealthier neighborhoods are upset because the plan devotes more money to low-income neighborhoods including fruitvale and east oakland. people who live in montclair and rock ridge say their roads are just as bad. a singer from the bay area is now headed to the top 20 round on "american idol." >> ashley has. and her parents were there as she fought for her spot last night. take a look. ♪ you promised you wouldn't change ♪ ♪ you'd stay the same but it's different ♪ >> what a voice. the fremont native sang "gone away" for the top 40 round, and this was at disney in hawaii. after the perform and the judges told her she seems more comfortable playing the pian instead of with the full band

right now, but luckily she still made the cut. >> i think early on we all adred we really truly thought you were top ten. >> wow. >> unfortunately, i can't guarantee that you'll be top ten, but we can guarantee you're top 20. >> oh, my gosh. you're kidding. are you serious? i made it! >> what a relief. >> why do they do that to people? it's so cruel. >> i was tense and i already knew the outcome. after the show, ashley posted on social media thanking her supporters and that she's stoked to get back behind the piano. the competition gets tougher tonight. the top 20 will perform for spots in the top 14. after that it's up to america to vote in the live shows. you can watch to see if ashley moves on.

"american idol" starts at 8:00 tonight here on abc 7. let's give our local girl some love. >> i was wondering what katy perry was wearing and it was like a mumu type dress mickey mouse and minnie mouse inspired. the outage that affected airlines overnight. the search for the person who attacked a man outside a

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now at 6:30 breaking news. an airline software outage overnight causing flights to be grounded. the problem has been fixed. for some there are delays. live at sfo. data breach at a popular italian restaurant. the bay area cities where customers may have been targeted. plus, a new reason to put down your phone. new research says it could be making you tired. >> oh, by the way, happy birthday to apple, helping us be a little more tired this morning. the company was founded on this day 1976 and, of course, it has changed our lives forever. >> certainly has. at least one thing is older than me, so that's exciting. it is monday, april 1st. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, mike nicco. >> two things. >> oh, yeah. never would have guessed it, though. >> so we'll move on. my first encounter with apple was the apple 2 my grandmother gave me.

wish i still had it. it was fun. a storm impact scale light and it's 1 with light showers. thunderstorms are possible. most of us less than a tenth of an inch. the north bay you can see a few showers showing up, could get up to 0.2 of an inch. a lot of that is not reaching the ground. you can see the mid and high-level clouds from mt. tam. a lot of that rain is evaporating. slightly milder than yesterday but still a comfortable day. the coast will be around the upper 50s to 60. upper 60s at noon. mid to upper 50s at 7:00 when a better chance of rain begins. next here is sue. a couple problem spots at 6:32. we'll go to union city where southbound 880, a couple cars that got into it. the left lane is blocked there near alvarado niles. elsewhere, we're just getting reports of an accident possibly blocking westbound 80 near central. we're definitely seeing slow traffic along that corridor.

and we do have an issue with the harbor bay ferry. the 7:00 a.m. boat has been canceled. the next is at 7:30. ace train number 1 rolling in about seven minutes late into santa clara. and apparently the power is out at the ferry landing in san francisco. they are still taking your clipper card. that will work. they're taking your money but it may be dark until they get the power back on. not affecting the ferry schedule. >> sue, thank you for that. breaking news, major airlines are dealing with system outage. >> delta, southwest, united, jetblue and alaska all seeing the same issue. reporter jobina fortson live for us at sfo with an update on what's happening there. hi, jobina. >> reporter: hi, jessica and reggie. everything as far as the computer issues appear to be resolved according to the faa, but there still may be some

residual delays. we saw people on twitter waiting as long as two hours before their flight took off. checking out the boards here it appears things will be running smoothly for travelers in and out of sfo today. the faa says several airlines including southwest were dealing with computer issues. the faa recommended people contact their airline directly for updates. a spokesperson with the airline says there was an outage with a vendor that services multiple carriers with data use and flight planning. the airline says it lifted an internal ground stop at 7:05 eastern time this morning and it lasted for about 40 minutes. the airports in chicago, new york, boston, atlanta, miami, and detroit are already experiencing delay this is morning and hopefully that will not trickle back into sfo today. again, the faa says all of this as far as the computer issues have been resolved. if you are a traveler, contact your airline directly for information on your specific

flight. for now reporting live from sfo, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you. and we do want to show our viewers this tweet the faa sent out saying, quote, the issue has been resolved. contact individual airlines for information on specific delays. and a check of tweets from southwest and united show passengers still facing delays and, in some cases, cancellations. so definitely check with your airline this morning if you do have a flight and europe headed o you're headed out. actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin are scheduled to appear in court in boston on wednesday. the i-doteam was there. six defendants from five bay area families appeared before a judge. none of them spoke to abc 7 news. now to the former nevada lawmakers who says former vice president joe biden inappropriately touched and kissed her.

lucy flores says biden kissed the back of her head at a campaign rally in 2014 when she was running for lieutenant governor. she says the encounter was awkward and disturbing although she does not consider it a sexual assault. biden released a statement saying, quote, in my many years on the campaign trail and in public life, i have offered countless handshakes, hugs, expressions of affection and never once, not ever, did i believe i acted inappropriately. if it is suggested i did so, i will listen respectfully but it was never my intention. an outsupporting support for the family of a south carolina student murdered after getting into a car she thought was her uber. samantha josephson was a senior at the university of south carolina. hunters found her body in the woods 70 miles outside of columbia over the weekend. josephson was first reported missing friday. surveillance video shows her stepping into a chevy impala and police now believe that she thought it was a ride she

ordered. officers arrested the man driving that car, 24-year-old nathaniel rowland, charged with kidnapping and murder. they found blood and josephson's cell phone inside the car. >> the child safety locks were activated on the door that would not allow someone the means of escape. >> investigators have not released a possible motive. josephson would have graduated in may. in east bay fremont police looking for surveillance video that may have captured a beating that left a customer bloodied. >> i want to warn you some of these images are graphic. frederick is missing three teeth, has a fractured nose and palate, ten stitches in his lip. he was waiting for his food at this denny's. he says a doordash delivery employee berated denny's employees for not having a to go order ready. he told the man to calm down.

that's when he says the man punched him in the face and ran away. >> i him being over the top and rude and it made me as a waiter myself feel really offended on their behalf. i was trying to stand up for people who can't in that situation. >> doordash says they are investigating and will take action as appropriate including deactivating the dasher from their platform. happening now get ready to pay more to shop online. >> out of state online retailers are required to collect california sales tax. it applies to businesses that make more than $100,000 in annual sales from californians or from companies that conduct at least 200 transactions. state law make remembers fast tracking a bill that would raise the threshold to $500,000 so that small retailers wouldn't be hit as hard and some business owners do like this idea.

>> not just me. people are going out of business because on line people are not knowing the quality. >> the money collected from the bill will go towards transportation costs and public safety personnel. sales tax is going up in 51 cities across the state. here in the bay area, alameda, redwood city and los gatos will see an increase as well as santa rosa and unincorporated areas of sonoma county. much more information on the increase on our website at abc7news.com. if you ate at buca di beppo, your credit card information may be in the hands of hackers. they say they may have targeted restaurants as part of a nationwide data breach. the cyber attack started in may and only ended two weeks ago. cyber sleuth said nearly 2

million had their credit cards stolen and information sold online. 49 in fremont. everybody else around 50, union city. alame alameda, 55 degrees. into your valleys, 48 pleasanton and livermore. low to mid-50s along the east bay shore. out over the coast, los gatos at 49 degrees. and right now it's not giving up any rain so it's going to be mild all day for mass transit, mainly dry for driving and the ferry, no small craft advisory. we're in the 50s through 9:00. we hit 63 at 11:00. mid-60s the rest of the afternoon. just mainly cloudy all day. reaching 70 this afternoon. a look at 7:00, a little chance of a shower there. and the south bay's going to be

mostly cloudy. cloudy all day today, mid-50s and ending up near 70 this afternoon. a comfortable evening for you also in the mid-60s. a chance of thunderstorms today through tomorrow. a better chance of rain tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up. first a dry commute. i bet there are still some hot spots. a couple more things cropping up since we last talked. let's get to it. a couple problems, maybe two at least, southbound 880. chp says there's one incident near industrial. you're stacked up to 238 on the southbound side of 880, the nimitz. left lane blocked. back to past the summit now, slow and go. and left lane blocked here, actually there's three lanes blocked in this crash. one lane getting through westbound 80 near central. the third lane from the left is the only lane that is open and

you're seeing about a 45-minute drive to get past this scene. metering lights are on. just about average because everybody is held up at this accident here. we'll check on it again in a couple minutes. thank you, sue. nipsey hussle was shot to death in front of his southern california store. next we're live in los angeles with the search for his killer. and looking live at the big board, you can see we are starting up this week. plus, she is dubbed the bikini bride. the woman who trade

check out the sight for the folks in florida this week. a green fireball lit the sky near gainesville saturday. the national weather service says it was a meteor. it isn't clear if it completely burned or if pieces ended up falling to the ground. sounds like "stranger things" in slow motion. an increased risk of sneaker waves and really energized waves. don't turn your back on the ocean if you're heading there today. kids that do have school this

week, very mild. low to mid-50s for most of us at 7:00. 59 to 65 at 11:00. a stray shower. upper 60s elsewhere. look at these 80s in los angeles and palm springs. from chico northward, a chance of rain and that does include tahoe today with a temperature of 49 degrees. a wintry mix tuesday. more rain and snow thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. thank you, mike. developing news out of los angeles involving the murder of grammy-nominated rapper nipsey hussle. >> fans of the 33-year-old rapper say he did a lot for the community. our sister station kbc is live for us in los angeles right now with more this morning. hi, mark. >> reporter: yeah, jessica and reggie, good morning. all afternoon yesterday, through the night, and still this morning behind us you can see fans still gathered outside of his clothing store here in south l.a. they have been gathered praying and just reminiscing about the

star gone too soon. this crowd has dwindled from hundreds down to a couple dozen this morning. the rap star incredibly popular with 3.6 million followers on instagram. the 33-year-old was nominated, as you mentioned, for a grammy award this year for his debut studio album entitled "victory lap." initially hundreds of fans came to the clothing store to mourn the rapper's death and have been sharing stories how he was giving back, helping this local community where he grew up. they say he inspired and empowered his fans. before his death he posted on twitter saying having strong enemies is a blessing. about 30 minutes later, he was shot. we should mention two others were wounded in yesterday's shooting, but survived. this morning the lapd still gathering information to locate the suspect. we should mention no details about that suspect have been released. reporting live in south l.a., abc 7 news. reggie, jessica, we'll send it back to you.

>> mark, thanks for the update. contamination cleanup near pier 39 has reportedly resumed. according to "the examiner" the contamination discovered in 2017 potentially impacted water quality and biological resources. officials ordered the utility to investigate after finding elevated levels of a carcinogen believed to have come from pg&e's gas plant on beach street. the cleanup was paused due to the company's bankruptcy filing. if you're thinking about selling your home you may want to put it on the market this week. >> that is the general advice from analysts at realtor.com. they found people who list their homes the first week of aim get more money and will sell in about six days. making it even better, reduced mortgage rates. a 30-year rate reached a 14-month low last week. a website used by parents to find babysitters and nannies has now removed nearly 47,000 listings.

"the wall street journal" published a report saying care.com did not conduct full background checks on daycare centers listed online. some providers were responsle for deaths of children in their care. the journal says care.com has since removed unverified daycare center listings. take a live look at the new york stock exchange trading just getting under way this morning and we're up 158 points. overnight u.s. stock futures were also up after a better than expected report on manufacturing in china. are you feeling tired all the time and, no, it's not your schedule to be blamed, it may be your phone that's the problem. >> a new study shows smartphones are draining the number of hours we sleep and making our lives more sluggish. one in five women lose sleep because of the time they spend on their phones. one in eight men experience the same problem. they call it techno-ference. researchers in australia did the

study. other symptoms include anxiety and feeling less productive. >> so i lied. it's your schedule and your phone. >> both things. it is april fool's day, but this wedding is, we're told, not a joke. >> a florida couple tied the knot on the back of a pickup truck, so take a look. forget the typical dress. the bride opted for a white bridal bikini and the groom says he wore his best coveralls. the unique wedding took place at the red neck mud park where the couple first fell in love. they celebrated their special day by rolling around in the mud. >> it was so simple and perfect. we knew he was going to throw me in the mud. everything doesn't have to be so fancy and, in the end, everybody always loves each other. >> they were barefoot as well. the couple now raising money on go fund me for their honeymoon, and they would like to go jepg

jeeping in the colorado rockies. >> that's what they call a red neck wedding. >> mm-hmm. okay. >> silence. crickets. >> good for them if that's what they wanted and she's happy, then that's what you do, right? >> we wish them all the best. >> absolutely. good luck jeeping in the rockies. four wheeling? >> like four wheel driving. >> in quotes, jeeping. >> yeah, all right. so we'll move on to talk about the weather while we continue to dissect that. here's a look from the exploratorium this morning, doesn't it look tranquil? other than the clouds out there which are going to keep us mostly cloudy with a random shower. better chance tonight and some thunderstorms we'll throw in and then periods of rainy and dry weather all the way through the extended. for today 63 to 69 from san francisc all the way into places like antioch, fairfield, morgan hill. right up the road in half moon bay the cool spot, 61 degrees. going to the game tonight, the

red sox are in town to take on the a's. 7:07. as the game gets deeper into the evening a slight chance of a stray shower. ou can see more green on the map during the overnight hours than you did for the daytime temperatures. mild again tonight, low to mid-50s. 7:00, pretty quiet. a lot of gray. you see a few green splotches. a little bit after chance of rain at 7:00 reaching down into the bay. and then a better chances we head into the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning's commute. more hit and miss, on and off showers as we head through tuesday. there's still that slight chance of a thunderstorm with some small hail. so it's a 1 today. a 1 tomorrow. don't even -- not even putting 1 on for wednesday and thursday such a slight chance. there's an atmospheric river that could hit us friday into saturday morning. sue?

major incidents happening. one, possibly two separate incidents in union city and you're stacked up to 238. in the santa cruz mountains, north 17 near bear creek we have several vehicles involved blocking two lanes of traffic there. so it's definitely stop and go. and this is a real major one with only one lane getting through, 80 westbound near central and richmond. a fire is on scene and is really slow and go as you can see in our zoomed in version backed up alost to highway four now for a solid, about a 45-minute drive time to pass the scene. once you're near golden gate fields it picks up and you should be into the mcarthur maze with no delays. >> thank you, sue. the warriors are saluting two championship winning high school basketball teams from oakland. >> abc 7 news was at oracle arena as the teams from oakland tech and oakland high watch pregame warm-ups. oakland high's wildcats won the

cif division iii title, the bulldogs took home a division iv championship. this is the first time two girls basketball teams from the oakland athletic league have won state championships in the same year. congrats. that is great. google is getting on the april fool's fun. >> users can now play the classic game snake on google maps. the mountain view based company says it will be available on the app for the rest of the week. just open the menu on the top left click play snake and select a city. and this is the san francisco version. each city features a snake colored like the train from that particular location except for san francisco which, of course, resembles a cable car. >> it's cute. coming up next, the seven things up need to know before you go. >> first our instagram picture of the day. if you haven't yet follow us. you can see a lot more great photos like this one and share your photos and videos using the #abc7now. and as we head to break a

live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like people are back from spring break or a lot of them are. 6:54. when you use your app to call for a ride, what else comes along with it? more congestion? >> if you're driving downtown, it seems like everyone other car has an uber or a lyft sticker on it. >> can the drivers really make a living? >> it's hard to survive. >> what about safety? >> as a woman, my concern is i don't know who is get forgive my car. >> all this week abc 7 rides along to answer your questions and ours. is this building a better bay area? ride share reali

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> 6:57. if you're just heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, the faa says computer issues that affected major airlines this morning have been resolved. there may be residual delays so if you're flying out today check your status. number two, we do have a chance of some stray showers until the sun sets at about 7:32. a better chance of wet weather tonight and tomorrow, even thunderstorms thrown in. mild today even with the lack of sunshine. a man hunt under way for the killer of rapper nipsey hussle. he was gunned down in front of his clothing store yesterday. grieving fans say he did a lot for the community. number four, attorney michael avenatti is scheduled to appear in federal court today in southern california to face

fraud charges. avenatti accused of stealing money from a client to pay off his own expenses. he's accused of trying to extort mikey. starting today more money when you shop online. sales taxes are increasing for five bay area cities. and number six, we're following your monday morning commute. this is 81 westbound near carlson. better news is that the two left lanes are now open so that gives you three lanes. the right lane, as you can see, still blocked by fire crews. you can see that car up the embankment. expect delays. and number seven, happy april fool's day. take a look. this is a new addition at the san francisco zoo, a unicorn. the zoo sending out these pictures announcing frisky and, remember, it is april fool's day. my favorite story of the morning is the u.s. open is adding puppies to its ball person team

in 2019. so you can look for that. all breeds welcome. you should apply. woodstock. what do you think? >> i'm not here for the april fool's day nonsense. good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air. a major computer outage affecting flights all across the country. we'll have the latest on that. and the breaking news overnight. the grammy-nominated artist killed in a deadly shooting. a manhunt now under way for the killer of a grammy-nominated rapper, nipsey hussle. gunned down outside his store in l.a., the day before a big meeting to stop gang violence. the tributes now coming in from lebron james, steph curry and the mayor of los angeles as authorities search for the shooter. president trump threatening to close the border with mexico the week and cut off millions in aid to three central american countries unless they stop a huge influx in new migrants. we're live at the border with the latest. and fighting back.