so few that it really doesn't show up on live doppler 7 because it's so close to the ground. a look at san jose at 87. look how much drier than this time yesterday. no rain being reported down there. so we'll keep drizzle in the forecast through 7:00. temperatures, mild once again. 54 to 57. we'll hang out in the upper 50s at the coast most of the day. low to mid-60s for our bay and inland neighborhoods, under a mostly cloudy sky and because it's just so humid out there we could have a random shower or two. i wouldn't plan on getting wet if i was most of you. now tomorrow and friday that's a whole different scene. we'll talk about that coming up. first want to get sue in here and talk about the commute. good morning to you and good morning to you at home. we have some good conditions. those taillights headed to highway 24. further to the north the connector there is a stall blocking that connector ramp backing into fairfield on 80. 80 westbound towards southbound

680 so expect a little bit of a delay through fairfield backed up to the scales there. and then we head you back to milpitas where we have two right lanes blocked southbound 880. crews are on scene there. we also have an accident there. slowing to san jose. >> sue, thank you. happening today a fight over where to house the homeless. a public meeting scheduled about a proposed navigation center. >> the city wants to put it along the embarcadero. some people are not happy. jobina fortson is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: we have warring go fund mean accounts here. the opposition page is called save embarcadero and another account called safer popped up. it would turn a parking lot on the embarcadero into a navigation center with 225 beds. the go fund me page called safe embarcadero is against it. they raise more than $80,000,

more than 200 people willing to pay for an attorney to fight the proposal. on the other side safer embarcadero has raised more than $160,000 with the help of some bay area ex ex if i was. for the first time mayor london breed is willing to reconsider her proposal for the center. >> i think listening to the community, one of the conversations being had now they feel like, okay, it's too many beds. i hear it's too many beds. maybe starting at a lower number and giving us a chance to see if it works. >> reporter: the public meeting at the delancy street foundation. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you. hundreds of people are remembering two teenagers who died while rescuing a dog. >> the community held a vigil

for them last night. the 17-year-old boys safely pulled a dog from the canal west of interstate 80 on monday. the problem was when the teens were trying to get out of the water. they were electrocuted. one mom says they grabbed on to a bridge that had live wires. >> a senior in high school to graduate to start his life and that's too soon for any young person to be taken off this earth. out of negligence. >> investigators are trying to figure out how the bridge carried an electrical current. >> such a sad story. our thoughts are with those parents. pg&e could name the company's new ceo as soon as today. they have hired bill johnson, the current ceo of the tennessee valley authority. johnson is retiring on friday and would not comment on those pg&e rumors. pg&e filed for bankruptcy back in january. the company faces crushing

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mid-60s. for san francisco we'll be in the upper 50s to near 60 most of the day, even spiking at 3:00. the closer you are to the ocean, the more likely you are to get morezzle. a couple morning spots. milpitas, the two right lanes blocked southbound 880 near the montague expressway and emergency crews are there. just a brief slowdown there. a second accident before 237. give yourself extra time if that's your commute. we have 45 trains on time for b.a.r.t. running ten minutes hyped as it pulls into fremont. >> if you've ever dreamed of owning your own gondola service -- who hasn't? her is your chance. the owners of gondola servizio

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there is growing outrage this morning against new anti-lgbt laws going into effect in brunei today. >> the small country will punish

adultery and same-sex sexual activity with death. the u.n. and human rights groups have denounced these new laws. celebrities including george clooney, elton john and ellen degeneres are calling for a boycott of the luxury hotels owned by the brunei royal family. and two of the hotels are in los angeles. they are hotel bel air and beverly hills hotel. a woman from china faces charges after an incident at president trump's mar-a-lago resort in florida this week. prosecutors say the woman made it past secret service agents and mar-a-lago security by posing as a club member. agents questioned her after she was stopped by a mar-a-lago employee. officials claim the woman carried four cell phones, two passports and a thumb drive containing harmful computer malware. president trump was not at the resort at the time. he was at an event nearby. the usda will no longer use kittens for parasite research. a bill to put an end to it. they were using to research a

leading cause of death linked to foodborne illness. the usda says it has not done this since september. more than a dozen kittens are still in the program. usda employees will be allowed to now adopt them. work is under way on a project in the east bay expected to save the lives of an additional 500 dogs every year. in walnut creek where tony and elaine la russa took part in an expansion ceremony for their foundation. the new building will be next to arf's current facility and will include nearly 5,000 square feet for dog kennels for arf's program which matches veterans with emotional support animals. >> the more that people recognize the animals could help people, the more value and the more people want to adopt and the more we help people it's been spectacular. >> arf was founded in 1991 when tony la russa was managing the oakland a's.

a new trailer for the next "avengers" movie just came out, and a lot of fans wanted to see it and are buying presale tickets. in fact, so many of them are buying it that it's caused an online traffic jam. >> if we do this, we'd be going in short-handed. >> because he killed all our friends? >> demand crashed amc theaters' website yesterday. consumers said they faced delays on fandango and regal cinemas website. "avengers" hits theaters april 26. the series is owned by the walt disney company, also the parent company of abc 7 news. >> the hype is big. >> sorry i did that. >> were you buying the theater out for all of us to go with you. >> ruined the surprise. here is a surprise, there's not much rain in the forecast. >> okay. today. >> my rain gear is getting worn out. >> i bet it is. have to get some new rain gear

for next season. san jose -- this is 280 at 17 and you can see just how dry it is. the clouds are opening for early morning sunshine before the sun rises in about 45 minutes or so. enjoy that because that is much better than it was this time yesterday. we have some drizzle possible. mostly cloudy today. you'll need the sunglasses more. scattered light showers tonight and then spring warmth for next week. mid to upper 70s away from the coast. today we can only manage low to mid-60s away from the coast where it will be 59 in half moon bay. tonight temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. most of us in the low to mid-50s. a look at a very active pacific pattern. you can see thursdays and friday's storm gathering moisture. there's still a random shower. you can see a green dot at 7:00 rough lunch at noon.he as we head into the afternoon hours mostly cloudy and notice

not many dots out there. in fact, if you get random iwi an inch of rain. no storm impact scale today. we do have one for tomorrow and especially for friday when it looks like it's going to rain during the giants home opener. saturday morning rain. spring warmth comes back. sue? we continue to monitor this accident in milpitas, southbound 880 near the montague expressway. two right lanes are blocked and then behind that a secondary accident before 237 southbound on 880. avoid that area if you can or take 680. a couple separate problems in fairfield, westbound 12. the connector ramp to eastbound 80, apparently six cars involved in an accident on that transition ramp and then still a stall that's been out there for quite some time westbound 80,

the ramp to southbound 680 blocking the left lane there. all right, sue, thank you. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> let's bring it over to rob live in new york with a look at what's ahead. how are you this morning? >> i'm doing fantastic, reginald. thank you for asking. hello, jessica. it is hump day. we are happy. we have breaking new developments this morning in the deadly boeing crash, the new report this morning revealing that pilots did follow procedures to correct the system malfunction but couldn't get the plane back under control. the latest on that. also this morning a big day in the college admission scandal. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman going before the judge. we're live in boston with the latest. plus, our own eye opening experiment showing just how easy it is to buy an admissions essay online.

what can parents do to help get their kids in the honest way? plus, all weeklong pumped up about "game of thrones" coming back. she can fence and sword fight with the best of them. she's fantastic. that's what's coming up. >> little girl power. i love her. i love "game of thrones." i started rewatching. i'm going to do a binge before the next season starts. >> yes. that's the way to do it. if you brought reggie with you and had a watch party and film that, i'd like to see some of his reactions. >> maybe i can coerce him to come and watch. >> i've only seen one episode and i couldn't take it. >> you have to get past the first one. >> the first was a lot to take. >> the first one is tough. >> we'll see you soon. >> i'm working on it rob. i'm working on it. >> mm-hmm. the ending was a little too much

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take a look at the potential rain. most of this falls friday. a third of an inch has me concerned about the giants home opener because it's going to be raining that third of an inch right in the middle of when the game is supposed to start at 1:35. we'll keep an eye on it. just know it's not looking promising right now. >> okay. well, fingers crossed. mike, thanks. dozens of peninsula kids are spending their spring break in the classroom. about 50 students are taking part in a weeklong s.t.e.m. education program at palo alto high school. courses like virtual reality design all taught by a silicon valley based education company. its leaders say their goal is to train the next generation of students to fill the more than 2 million unfilled jobs in science and technology. >> we want to get them started as soon as possible, spark a passion ib inside of them, an

internal drive, and see them pursue and go on to college and career on that pathway. >> start them early. i'm like that go kid's blue hair. >> go for it. >> they say the spring break courses before the 12-week summer camp offered at 200 locations around the world. a bay area company testing out a new robot. look at this. it's from the team in menlo park which was bought by boston dynamics. meet handle. using 3d vision technology it can find individual boxes, pick them up, and then stack them on a pallet. boston dynamics says handle is just a prototype for now. >> we've seen this video all morning, and i still think it looks like an elephant. >> mm-hmm. it has a lot of flexibility. >> yes. >> it's definitely taking over the world. coming up, one thing missing

from a new contract. >> and six bay area parents due in boston court today. what we can expect to see. we'r accident here in milpitas, sbld 880 just past the montague expressway.es remain blocked and traffic is stacked up beyond 237. we'll have more after this. and a live look outside right now. a look at the

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now at 6:00 it's parents day in court again. egrents in connection w t opmhe bay area who will face a judge in boston. vandals target an east bay school. how the community is stepping in to help clean this up. having trouble finding a parking spot in >> for most of us, mike, it will be dry today. >> it is. i've already seen a break in the cloud cover out there in a lot of areas. there could be some damp spots.

some drizzle could be out in our hills and valleys. here you go. look at that from the exploratorium. we'll call it mostly cloudy and upper 50s at the coast. low to mid-60s for the rest of us. a random shower is possible. today is definitely going to be drier than the days before. here is sue. >> a live shot for this milpitas accident. chp on scene. there's a fire truck right ahead of that chp car. there's a car straddling the concrete and you can see the emergency flashers. might want to consider oakland road or 680. otherwise we've got a couple

problems near the 80 and 680 junction. and another car still stalled out there on the ramp, westbound 80 to southbound 680. southbound 101 near 116. blocking the right lane. backed up through petaluma. >> sue, thank you. six bay area parents in the college cheating scandal will be in a boston courtroom today. >> jobina fortson live with who these people are and we know two parents are facing additional charges. >> reporter: good morning. gregory and amy colburn have been indicted on money laundering on top of paying for the college entrance exam cheating scheme. their attorney says they are innocent. the colburns claim they were unaware of their son's s.a.t. test scores had been altered.

also in court today will be bruce isackson whose daughter was reported as a soccer player. elizabeth and manuel henriquez, elizabeth, her daughter and the test procter gloated about cheating and getting away with it. packaged food entrepreneur peter sartorio of menlo park accused of paying for the cheating scheme for his daughter. no children have been charged. >> whether that's a policy decision or that they're using that as leverage to get their parents to plead guilty, i don't know. >> reporter: doug rappaport is not representing anyone involved in the case, but he says people who plead guilty generally receive lesser sentences. also expected in court in boston today will be actresses felicity huffman, lori loughlin and her husband, designer mossimo. jobina fortson, abc news. a judge sentenced four

one-time fraternity members for a hazing death at penn state university in 2017. their punishments range from house arrest to nine months in jail. 26 men have faced charges in the death of thomas who died after he was forced to drink a large amount of alcohol during a hazing ritual. prosecutors claim it took 12 hours for his frat brothers to call 911 after he fell down a flight of stairs. the university of south carolina college student killed by a man posing as an uber driver will be laid to rest today. samantha josephson's funeral will be held in her hometown in new jersey. >> this is nothing you would ever want to do. i don't want anybody else to go through it as a parent. >> her father gave an emotional speech to a crowd of mourners earlier in the week. suspect nathaniel rowland faces murder charges. his family believes he's innocent. >> if he did it, i would be the first one to put him behind bars, lock him up and throw away the key.

he didn't do it. >> police say they found traces of blood and josephson's phone in rowland's car. they say he used child safety locks to trap her in the back seat. l.a. police say rapper nipsey hussle was gunned down after an argument. the suspect, 29-year-old eric holder, is in an l.a. county jail this morning. police arrested him after a woman they believe was a getaway turned herself in. she has been released. holder is shown to be talking to hussle in a video. he returned and then opened fire on hussle. new developments in one of the deadly crashes involving a boeing 737 max jetliner. investigators say ethiopian airlines pilots followed boeing's emergency procedures before the plane crashed. however, they could not get the plane to start climbing again after shutting off an automatic flight control system. doubts about the system prompted the u.s. and other countries to ground 737 max aircraft. boeing is working on a software update to help prevent other

crashes. in the east bay, there's a total mess at an observing school after an act of vandalism and now the community is helping pay for the cleanup. teachers and students discovered the damage when they arrived at manzanita. they smashed computers and covered the walls in paint. a librarian was one of the first t discover the destruction. >> the hallway was two feet of debris that had just been pulled off shelves. >> the vandals are still on the loose. the damage is going to cost thousands of dollars to repair. a go fund me account has raised $2,800 so far. they are trying to get up to $20,000. and the beat goes on. great news for music lovers. the outside lands music festival will continue at golden gate park for at least another decade. according to "the chronicle" supervisors have approved a ten-year permit extension. this follows a lengthy appeal over the concert's noise level. the permit calls for sound

technicians to be dispatched in surrounding neighborhoods. this year's big summer of music festival to start you ing augus. in the north bay we're in the low to mid-50s, also, until you get to clear lake at 46 degrees. look at this. everybody's pretty mild this morning from 50 in tracy to alameda and newark at about 55 degrees. let's take a look at the south bay. what a difference a day makes. remember yesterday you're driving through the rain. you may still find a few damp spots from rain overnight but you won't need the windshield wipers this morning. looks like things will continually dry. sure, there's still a random shower possible but this is the driest hills also this morning and the next couple hours that will start to taper, also. we're in the 50s all the way up to 11:00. low 60s during the hours. a whole lot of cloud cover and a little bit of sunshine.

in the east bay, we're in the 50s up until 9:00. we hit the 60s faster at 11:00. mid-60s this afternoon with mostly cloudy conditions. down in the south bay mostly cloudy all day with temperatures in the 50s through 9:00. by 11:00 we're 60. we'll hang out in the mid-60s during the afternoon hours. give your umbrella a rest today because you will likely need it tomorrow and for sure friday. but then after that i have some 70s in the forecast. i'll show that you coming up in the forecast. looks like you've been following an accident. >> yep. san jose, our milpitas area. southbound 880. the better news is as you can see on the live shot there the vehicle has been put on to the back of the tow truck. so we are in the clearing phases. just have to clean up some debris. it's blocking the two right lanes of southbound 880. degrees debris here and the car apparently was straddling theto truck as you can see here and

will hopefully have that cleared out. a couple other issues, to the fairfield cordelia area. if you're traveling westbound 4, the ramp is block with a six-car accident. westbound 80 near the scales an accident moving to the right-hand shoulder. you can see a solid lionel of red sensors all the way through fairfield. southbound 101 in petaluma near 116, lakeville highway, right lane blocked here with an accident as well. sue, thank you. traffic jams in the bay area, some of the worst in the nation. the explosion in the number of uber and lyft vehicles is making the situation worse. but the problem not just a lot of extra cars. it's also ride share drivers who ignored the law. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze found them all over the streets of san francisco. >> i'm just wondering if you know you're double parked. >> i don't want to talk. >> so why don't california cities do something about it? tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00, how cities are searching for

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some new video from butte county, this morning. look at the drivers. not supposed to be doing that. driving through flooded intersections and look at the rain coming down sideways. that heavy rain. look at the accidents it caused there as people were doing things they shouldn't be doing. 5 inches fell yesterday afternoon and evening. a flood warning still in effect. remember, turn around, don't drown. back here at home a few areas of drizzle for the kids this morning. low to mid-50s. at the coast during the school day everybody else hits the mid-50s. the rest of the forecast for the state and you can see showers up

around eureka and chico. otherwise just a lot of cloud cover. 71 in fresno. 81 still the warm spot and breezy in palm springs. that's heavenly. let me show you what's going to happen. snow mixed with a wintry mix on monday. >> mike, thank you. happening today a fight over where to house the homeless. a navigation center proposed along the embarcadero is receiving pushback from neighbor who is have raised thousands of dollars. jobina fortson in the newsroom for us. >> reporter: we have safe embarcadero and an account called safer embarcadero. both have caught the attention of mayor london breed. she's willing to reconsider the proposal. it would turn a parking lot into

a navigation center with 225 beds. the page called safe embarcadero is against it. they have raised more than $80,000, willing to pay an attorney to fight the proposal. safer embarcadero raised more than $160,000 with some bay area executives. >> some people who give $5, it's probably more meaningful for them than when marc benioff gives $10,000. it's more important, it's about common every day san franciscans. >> the shelters themselves are great but the location of a shelter in this neighborhood does not take into consideration the dynamics of our enabled here. >> reporter: the public meeting will be tonight at 6:00. for now reporting live in the newsroom, jobina fortson, abc 7

news. thank you, jobina. happening today a bill is up for discussion that would make medication abortion available at uc and cal state health centers. the california senate health committee will review senate bill 24. the bill's sponsors say they've raised enough money to cover the cost and training they just need a fund to provide each with $200,000. supporters say easy access to safe, affordable abortions can help students succeed academically. the fda wants to lower the amount of fluoride added to bottled water. studies looking into optimal concentrations. studies have shown too much can cause a condition most often characterized by white patches on teeth. it would only impact those who add fluoride to their bottled

water. overworked and underpaid doctors in training, part of contract negotiations. they are fighting for better wages and housing. the hospital has proposed cutting cafeteria, resources for on-call doctors and reimbursements for certain licenses. employees will protest outside the hospital at 12:30 this afternoon. one of san francisco's busiest streets has gotten an upgrade. mayor london breed and dozens of children celebrated the completion of the project yesterday. it's a 1.8-mile stretch. of course it's polk street that's being improved. they include 136 new trees, upgraded sewer and water mains, dozens of new street lights and resurfaced pavements. >> i am so excited about the completion of this project and so excited about what it is going to doublic safety for each and every one of

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lunchables is breaking into the breakfast business. it's coming out with a new line called brunchables. there will be three kinds. the breakfast, sausage and cheese you see here. also bacon and cheese and ham and cheese. some people thought this was an april fool's joke but the company says, nope. it's actually happening. you'll likely see them in stores next month. >> tasty. >> did look up the nutritional information. >> will is some? >> touche. >> yeah. >> you want a lot of sodium? >> a lot of preservatives. >> yeah. >> no thanks. >> awkward silence. let's move on and talk about the weather. never more than seven minutes away. here is mt. tam and you can see the clouds that are out there. a little bit of drizzle with those lower clouds still in our

valleys and that will continue through 9:00 and mostly cloudy the rest of the afternoon. wet weather and breezy. spring warmth blooming. today's highs, 60 in san francisco to antioch and morgan hill. half moon bay 59. you're the cool spot by one degree. the sox are still in town. game at 7:07. down to 57. this will be the least likely threatened by rain. ukiah, redwood city, most of us around 54 degrees. it looks pretty active there in the pacific ocean. one round moving in during lunch, a heavier round moving in during the evening commute. a little bit of a lull thursday night into friday. now the timing is key.

7:00 in the morning and, look, right through the heart of mid-morning into the afternoon hours. the giants opener friday when moderate rain, up to a third of an inch. it may be postponed. sunday, monday and tuesday, get ready for 70s. sue? >> i'm ready now. >> here we go. good news. the accident in milpitas cleared out of lanes, southbound 880 near the montague expressway. traffic is starting to recover as we zoom in. it's still a little bit slow but is start to go recover and has been cleared. we take to you the fairfield cordelia area. the ramp to eastbound 80, six cars blocking that ramp, and westbound 80 near the scales has been pushed off to the right-hand shoulder.

we had an accident blocking the right lane there. in our effort to build a better bay area we are spotlighting transportation in the south bay. >> san jose state students say finding parking can be very difficult. a new app is trying to help them connect drivers with private parking spaces. only has 5,000 spaces on its main campus. that disparity led to the park stash app. think airbnb for parking. the app matches commuters with people who rent out their driveways. sjs student developed the app. >> i have missed classes because of this parking problem and missed my exams. so i wanted a solution to my own problem. >> the app does concern some neighbors. one shared their concerns off camera including security and liability. it's been five years since

california's last very strong earthquake that caused destruction in napa. >> seismologists say we're in an earthquake drought and the big one is overdue. the seismograph measures the strength of earthquakes and it's been pretty quiet lately. in 1906 a massive quake leveled large parts of san francisco, but since then only three earthquakes that have surpassed magnitude six and that includes the low ma prieta earthquake 30 years ago. >> we can't predict earthquakes. we don't know when they're going to happen, where or how big they're going to be. we know the swarms come and go. >> scientists at uc berkeley and elsewhere have been working on an early warning system that can send out alerts seconds after an earthquake starts urging to you take cover. the nba is imposing a fine against three warriors stars for their criticism of a ref. kevin durant with a $15,000 fine, steph curry $25,000, and

draymond green gets the biggest fine, $35,000. the fines followed the players' statements about officials after friday's loss to minnesota. in particular they questioned two game changing calls made with less than six seconds left in the game. the timberwolves won by a point. a kitten rescued after falling 17 feet down a drain pipe will soon be ready for a new home. it happened three weeks ago. it took several hours for a firefighter to fish out the feline. it is named after the firefighter who rescued him. >> they had to create a lasso that they kind of got the kitten to walk into so the fireman was able to pull the kitten up 17 feet. >> the kitten and siblings are in a foster home because they are still too young to be adopted. flower power is alive and well in the place where it all

started. >> members of the society of american florists walked the streets of san francisco's haight ashbury. a recent study found flowers can make you happier. >> haight ashbury is the iconic movement of flower power. what we knew 50 years ago is now proved by science. i think the important thing with research everyone can relate to feeling stress. if we can provide a moment of calm today, we know we've achieved our goal. random acts of kindness, they just can't believe it. hugs, tears, smiles, lots of different emotions going on. >> the flower brigade heads to portland and seattle to relieve stress there. a company founded in oakland has a new owner. mother's ces is o coanth makes nutella. it started in 1914 in oakland. it went bankrupt. it was purchased by kellogg. kellogg is now selling it to the

italian food giant. so it can only be a matter of time, right, before there's a nutella cookie. >> those frosted oatmeal cookies are making me hungry. >> those were my favorite. >> mix it with nutella. >> that could work. next the seven things you need to know before you go. >> our instagram picture of the day. follow us and you can see a lot more great photos like this one, share your

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if you're just joining us here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, six more bay area parents are due in court to answer charges in the nationwide college admissions scandal. actresses lori loughlin and felicity huffman will appear before a judge in boston today. number two, san francisco mayor london breed is thinking again about a plan to build a homeless shelter along the embarcadero after the plan got a lot of pushback. a public meeting is set for tonight at 6:00. number three, today is our driest day this week. even though there's some drizzle out there this morning and a random shower this afternoon, get ready for mostly cloudy conditions, upper 50s at the coast. low to mid-60s for the rest of us. number four, today marks one year since the shooting at youtube's headquarters in san bruno. several people were injured.

the suspect died by suicide after the shooting. she was upset about changes in youtube's revenue and censorship policies. number five, carlos rojas says he's retiring after two years on the job. his last day may 6. we're looking at stall on the san mateo bridge. it's on the left-hand shoulder. i've circled it. traffic is slow across the span anyway and still slow through petaluma with an accident in the clearing stages. and number seven, abc's parent company, disney, releasing a new trailer for the upcoming "avengers" movie. fans crashed ticket websites. it hits theaters on april 26th. do you have your tickets ready? not yet? >> i've never seen an "avengers" movie. i'm more of a "toy story 4" kind of guy. >> me, too. >> we'll crash the website.

>> thanks for joining us, everyone. have a great wednesday. "good morning america" starts now. good morning, america. breaking new developments in that deadly boeing 737 max crash. the stunning new report revealing pilots on that fatal ethiopian airline flight did initially follow procedures to correct that system malfunction but couldn't get the plane back in control. the new details about those final moments. also overnight, president trump taking on joe biden, mocking him over those accusations of inappropriate dozen women. security breach at mar-a-lago. a woman from china now in custody accused of sneaking past multiple secret service checkpoints carrying a thumb drive wi mal