outside where some of us are seeing fog this morning. more rain is on the way. it's monday, april 8. i have a question for mike nicco, has it rained every week since the start of the year, mike? >> has to be. >> i think one stretch we went six, almost seven days. >> wow. >> i think that happened maybe in february and again last month. i'll give you an answer coming up. >> we have fog as you saw there. one-mile visibility. socked in at the golden gate. look as it is slowly making its way blik a blob of clouds down the east bay shoreline and across san francisco from the coast and through the san bruno gap. temperatures mid to upper 50s. we jump into the upper 60s away from the coast at noon. mostly cloudy and showers are possible from 4:00 to 7:00

especially in the north bay. the rest of us most likely after the sun sets. let's talk about the commute and welcome alexis back. i have two crashes to talk about right now. one of those in the east bay here, westbound weav cfied more information. three vehicles involved total. we do have some injuries and the two left lanes of the main line are blocked. that i here to southbound 880 we do still have at least one lane blocked and that is a two-car collision so that is slow on 880 and blacking up on 238 if you're coming from castro valley as well. no problems here, just a quick look at the san mateo bridge westbound 92 filling in, starting to see some brake lights pass the toll plaza. i do have an update on ace 1. i'll talk more about that up next. a 4-year-old child was found wandering overnight. >> the search is on for the child's parents. the sheriff's office says the 4-year-old was found wandering

the streets on santa rosa and east robles avenue just outside santa rosa. the child described as hispanic with a buzz haircut and brown eyes, wearing a light blue shirt and dark gray pants. >> i'm going to interrupt because -- the child has been reunited with his parents. no longer any need to be on the lookout for them. we are happy to report that. >> great. that is good news. >> now we need to find out how he got on the street. right now he is safe. a stanford student has been expell expelled. >> amy hollyfield with what led to the university's decision. amy? >> reporter: jessica, the university says this student is no longer on campus and her credits have been vacated. the university says the student

was expelled because she faked her sailing credentials. after she was admitted there was a $500,000 contribution made to the sailing program through the coach. that coach has pleaded guilty in the scandal to one count of racketeering. he has been fired from stanford. university officials say this student, they have not released her name, she has been expelled. she is the only one involved in operation varsity blues. they say no current or newly accepted students are associated with the admissions scandal. the university also says it has made and is making changes in response t scaal and rebuilding pele's trust.reporting live from stanf amyhollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. we have much more on the college admissions scandal on our website. you can find out about the bay area parents facing charges.

developing news out of the south bay. police investigating a shooting that injured a man in san jose, happened just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon on russo drive and blossom hill road. officers arrived but did not find a victim. a short time later police say a man showed up at a hospital with at least one gunshot wound. he is expected to be okay. no suspects have yet been identified. happening tonight, the east bay says good-bye to a beloved priest. the burial mass for reverend james matthews, known as father jay, will be held at 7:00 p.m. at cathedral of christ the light in oakland. thousands of people gathered in oakland to honor father jay's legacy yesterday. in 1974 he became the first african-american ordained priest in northern california. >> father jay was the first priest i ever knew who not only valued our african culture and heritage, but he promoted it.

>> father jay was a pastor at st. benedict church before he took over as rector of the cathedral of christ the light in oakland. he died of an apparent heart attack on march 30th. he'll be interred tomorrow at st. joseph's cemetery in san pablo. now to the homeland security shake-up. u.s. customs and border protection kevin mcaleenan will take over for now. that follows kirstjen nielsen's abrupt resignation. a source tells abc news nielsen met with the president to discuss a path forward and ended up submitting her resignation. the president was said to be frustrated with her for not doing enough to curb the number crossing into the u.s. in a related note governor gavin newsom is in el salvador. >> he plans to learn about what drives people to migrate to the united states. his wife, jennifer, tweeted for their first stop they paid respects to st. oscar romero as

a reminder of their purpose, a desire for peace. governor newsom tweeted a proverb from the patron saint. he will meet with el salvador's elected leaders, marking the first time a sitting california governor has visited central america. they say it provides a political opportunity. >> for the candidates in 2020 and beyond want to frame themselves as caring, right, and so going and making those sort of photo opportunities and carving that time out of your busy schedule is a way to show that you care. >> a nonprofit organization is paying for the four-day trip. new at 6:00, san francisco city officials are reportedly supporting an extension for the needle exchange program. the program is credited with reducing the spread of hiv and hepatitis c. the contract extension is seven years and would cost more than

$26 million. the budget and finance committee will vote tomorrw to send to the full board of supervisors. that's the next step. some college students will have a new topic to debate this fall. reaction to one school's new angry white man class. plus, keeping you safe from air quality. the changes the city of san francisco is planning. fog this morning and then showers for the evening and overnight hours. that's why we have a 1 on the storm impact scale. looks like less than a tenth of an inch of rain but it will be breezy.

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thesan francisco is 65. lake merced at 58. the same temperatures just about everywhere. 60 in pittsburg right now. a very mild morning with a lot of fog out there. this is our emeryville shot. it's starting to look more like spring. watch out for fog this morning, showers after the sun sets. a bit humid and calm today. that will all change tonight. a look at the peninsula. best chance of showers around 7:00. east bayith

teeratures near 70. the better chance of showers after the 7:00 hour. in the south bay we're definitely making it to the 70s today. the most sunshine and from 7:00 this morning to 7:00 this evening no chance of wet weather. you'll get your chance tonight, also. i'll show you that up next. here is alexis. >> mike, good news in t three-car crash blocking two left lanes. we heard from chp that has been pushed off to the shoulder. that's the good part of this. the bad we have at least a 15-minute delay. about seven miles an hour. hopefully that will thin out. an update on ace 1, unfortunately, they are still being held at livermore station. a vehicle is stuck on the tracks in the area. the inspector is there right now doing whatever they need to get done before the trains can move through. we've been talking to ace saying they will have to couple up with ace 3 before they can get moving again. that is not official yet.

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we're back at 6:15. a scary crash in chicago over the week. you're going to see here a car crashes right into that other two cars in the inhi wngt o surveillance. now officials say this crash happened because the driver in that car was drunk. in fact, the driver had a blood alcohol level two times eeglimit. luckily the officers weren't seriously hurt in this crash. a controversial new class at the university of kansas is igniting debate on campus and

beyond. it's called angry white male studies. the class charts, quote, the rise of anger in white men in america since the 1950s. the course will look at how dominant and subordinate masculinity is connected to modern movements of women, people of color and the lgbtq community. >> there's some value into looking things from intersectionalist view. >> creating dialogue is something we need to have, like dialogue is important, dialogue needs to be had. >> but one local congressman believes this course may divide students and create a hostile campus environment based on gender. >> well, it's an exchange of ideas on college campuses. there you go. if you haven't filed your yet, you have one week to do it. many people know how they want to spend their tax refund although i have questions. >> that deadline coming up

quickly. and this is very interesting. tax prep service h&r block commissioned a study of 2,000 adults last month, and the top ten things americans plan to buy with their refunds seem really random. take a look here. >> almost unbelievable. >> almost unbelievable. these are the top ten in order. they want to spend their money on motorcycle tires, play station 4, a trip to casino, niagara falls trip, parties, lawn mowers, also pay off that credit card debt, buy pizza, scooters and scuba gear. >> pizza i'm onboard for but scuba gear? >> i think the credit card debt should be higher up for folks. >> and motorcycle tires, nothing wrong with motorcycles or tires but -- >> yeah, i guess you should get new tires in the spring. >> over indexes to me that many people need new tires on their motorcycles. >> is casino the right choice for that refund?

>> it's play money, right? >> i don't know. i like a good craps game now and again. >> the one that got me was the niagara falls trip. that's not east coast bias right there and even northeast coast bias. whoa, what? is that carl the fog? is he back? could this be the end of the rain season as we know it, the beginning of the dry season? close. we do have a chance of some scattered showers tonight and tomorrow. after that, the extended is trending dry and temperatures close to average. in fact, we'll be in the low 70s, fairfield, he is fremont into the south bay. low 60s along the coast into san francisco and mid to upper 60s in the north bay. still comfortable, just not as nice as it was yesterday. mid to upper 40s in the north bay tonight. low to mid-50s for the rest of us. still mild outside the north bay. a look at our storm and it will give up most of its goods north of us. here we are at 7:00 this morning. see some gray out there, some white and some holes in it.

grab the sunglasses. you'll need it. in the north bay by noon the cold front enters. you see an uptick in mendocino and the northwest corner of sonoma and then they move on and then after that at 5:00 just some random showers and as we head deeper into the evening hours more widespread. the showers become quite random and the breezes pick up with temperatures close to average, calmer and warmer, though, wednesday through saturday with 70s away from the coast. alexis? good morning, mike. walnut creek, trying to get to the bottom of a new collision reported. the location was south o looking at this heavy traffic further south of that interchange i think it's a little bit closer to north main street here. so waiting for chp to arrive. someone was hit and they spun out and lost control and they're now blocking at least one lane. chp on the way to the scene. as soon as they get there more confirmation. westbound 80 to the maze, 40

minutes. you're in recovery mode from an earlier crash. westbound 80 across the bay bridge in the yellow at 12 minutes. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo. you're holding on to the green at ten minutes. mass transit, i have an update here for ace 1. there was a vehicle on the tracks. that vehicle has been moved. the track inspector says everything is fine so ace 1 on the move without any restrictions there, getting out of the livermore area finally. they have about a 45-minute delay. they should be arriving in pleasanton shortly. ace 3 not impacted. they are running on time. thanks, alexis. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> ginger is back in new york after her big adventure. good to see you survived to live to tell the tale. >> welcome back. >> thank you so much. i did not just survive but really had a beautiful trip and so happy to be with you, reggie and jessica. i apologize if you caught me at the beginning. we were talking about what i

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i wanted to show you how much rain we're going to get out of the system. most of this falls once the sun sets. it's less than a tenth of an inch outside the north bay and half moon bay. look at the winds at 7:00 tonight. overnight, wow. we're up to 15 to 30-mile-per-hour winds. expect blustery conditions for about a 24-hour period. amazon wants to you trust alexa with your health. the a.i. assistant has software compliant with hipa laws and has several health care skills today. you can check prescription delivery status and can schedule

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it's 6:30. secretary nielsen is out. we are live in washington, d.c., with the tense white house meeting that ended her contentious tenure. more illegal sideshows, what happened when police descended on the crowd. a live look from our east bay hills camera. it's hit or miss, but many of us

waking up to fog this morning. you can barely see the golden gate bridge. and we can expect rain to come. wow. >> it match my morning fog in our heads. so that makes sense. exactly. it shows that spring is trying to take over and get rid of the rain season. but it's not going to quite do it. it's going to win this morning but lose during the evening and overnight hours. we will not see that fog tomorrow morning and it's thickest around santa rosa and half moon bay. it is encroaching upon sfo and oakland. temperatures mid to upper 50s. 60 at the coast. upper 60s around noon. mostly cloudy. the showers move in at 4:00. the rest of us have a random shower. alexis? 880 southbound direction, this has been a long-term blocking collision still in the far right lane. two vehicles involved. i'm not sure what's taking so

long, why they're not able to clear that. that backup solid on to 238 in the castro valley. ace 1 a 45-minute delay due to an issue with a vehicle stuck on the tracks. and muni had a signal issue. now subway service is on the move. this morning we are learning exactly what led to the sudden resignation of homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. >> nielsen went to the white house late yesterday to meet with president trump. when she left, she was out of a job. details on how it went down. mona? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. good morning, reggie. secretary nielsen was by the president's side on friday as he visited the california/mexico wh rurdo the nation's capital, nielsen was out of a job. this morning a shake-up in the trump administration. kirs moprehensions, captures at

the southern border than in many years. border patrol is amazing. country is full. a source tells abc news nielsen met with the president sunday to discuss a path forward and ended up turning in her resignation. her tenure was riddled with controversy and clashes with the president. most notably nielsen was highly criticized for carrying out the administration's zero tolerance policy which separated thousands of migrant children from their families. >> the system is full. can't take you anymore. >> reporter: sources tell abc news that trump was frustrated with nielsen for not doing more to curb the number of central american families crossing into the u.s. in march u.s. customs and border protection commissioner kevin mcaleenan spoke of the rise in apprehensions. >> these numbers reflect the highest level of illegal apprehensions of any february in over a decade. >> reporter: and just yesteray president trump tapped mcaleenan as the acting head of the

homeland security department. jessica? >> mona, thank you. there has been a surge in migrants trying to enter the united states. the monthly number of migrants at the border has doubled number pg from 40,000 to 75,000 to 100,000 per month recently. that is according to data from the u.s. customs and border patrol. there has been an increase in families with young children. and we notified people through a push alert moments after the announcement of kirstjen nielsen's resignation. you can get breaking news anytime on the abc 7 news app and instant notifications to your mobile device as well when. happening today a walkout at a local school and this time it has nothing to do with unions or teacher pay and everything to do with moving. l district are protesting the moving of egan junior high school with more on

this heated debate. jobina? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we know the district was hoping for a positive compromise here, but that is not what's happening amount human chain walkout is planned for here at the school at 8:00 this morning. to bring you up to speed of what's happening here. according to parents leading the protest, roughly 5,000 people in los altos signed a petition against closing and relocating egan junior high school. "the mercury news" reporting the school district and bullis charter school reached a tentative agreement that spans over ten years and allows bullis to have its own facility here and relocate hundreds of students currently attending egan junior high to a new facility in about four years. bullis would have to cap enrollment to roughly 1,100 between the years of 2023 and 2033 under the agreement. the two schools currently share the same campus. egan students would move to a planned building at the san antonio shopping center in downtown mountain view.

the hope is to have the plans finalized for both schools by the end of the month. both school boards have a meeting tonight for public comment. anyone that wants to have their voice heard on this should be attending or make sure you get that out there. reporting live, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you, jobina. jury selection is scheduled in the ghostship warehouse fire. at least 640 prospective jurors will be available for vetting during the selection process. the prosecution and defense will each have 20 opportunities to remove a juror without giving a reason. defendants derick almena and max harris are charged with 36 counts each of involuntary manslaughter for deaths at the warehouse. lawyers claim the macaathe deadly fire because city inspectors, they say, knew about conditions at the warehouse. the man charged with killing a newman police officer in december is scheduled to return to court today in modesto. the attorney for mendoza is expected to present details about his client's mental

competency evaluation. the defense order that had evaluation in january. mendoza is accused of shooting and killing police corporal singh during a traffic stop. this morning we're learning about a crash that killed a young man and badly injured his girlfriend in so mo ma county. the truck they were in went off a dirt road near fort ross. a person died after the vehicle rolled more than 400 feet down a ravine. his girlfriend broke her leg but she managed to crawl up the embankment and waited for help. the wreck wasn't discovered until 12 hours later. it is unclear what caused the crash but it was raining and foggy at the time. in the east bay a series of side shows sprung up over the weekend. here is video from twitter that shows a large crowd gathering to watch people spin their cars. the sideshow blocked traffic at 42nd avenue and international boulevard in oakland late yesterday. opd quickly responded to break up the sideshow, but the drivers and the crowd scattered and

moved the sideshow to other streets. police made no arrests. it's the end of an era for the warriors. >> the team just played their final regular season home game at oracle arena in oakland. >> and the final regular season seconds of 47 years in this incredible building. >> yeah, what a moment. the team picked the we believe jerseys to pay homage to the 2006-2007 team that pulled off one of the greatest upsets in nba history against dallas. fans tell us saying good-bye to oracle is bittersweet. >> time brings about change. it'sot we'll go along with it. we'll go along with it and support them. i love them. >> there will still be more games at oracle starting with the first round of the playoffs. the team moves to san francisco next season.

take a look here, this banner will be going to the new chase center. the dubs unveiled it after beating the clippers. the 47 symbolizes how many seasons they played in oakland. >> i want to thank all of how are new warriors fans, those who have been with us for a long time and maybe go home and thank your grandparents or parents or whoever turned you on to the golden state warriors all those years ago. >> the warriors called oracle arena home since october in 196. mike, you were saying you hope the enthusiasm comescrhe ba >> a best i'v er been at of coursers game ll tiramespefully wvecross

54 to 57 degrees. 56 in napa and lafayette and san francisco. brentwood right now, already delays at sfo. the fog lurking. that's a sign spring has tried to take over. fog this morning. that's when the winds will be fastest. here is a look at the north bay. fog around through 9:00 and then mainly cloudy. upper 60s. that's when your chance of showers begins. east bay, just about the entire day will be mostly cloudy. mild temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. at 7:00 your first chance at showers. you will be comfortable today, mostly cloudy to cloudy. the change in the weather that is coming as rain is in thealex. it's been a week and a half since we've seen you.

>> just a week. >> i add the weekends, too. welcome back. we have had a few crashes but good news. a long-term blocking collision just cleared. this was on southbound 880. i you mentioned it. a crash blocking a slow lane and that did clear from the lanes. that backup starting to look better on southbound 880, still lingering on 238 coming from 580 and castro valley. hopefully that will start to improve. should be improving. it doesn't look much better here. north of the 24 sprit right around north main reports of a has been filed as well. that one no longer on the board and that is not blocking the slow lane any longer. heavy volumes through that stretch. westbound 80 to the maze still trying to bounce back from an earlier crash. 32 minutes for you. about a 15-minute drive westbound across the bay bridge and some fog settling in along that commute and san francisco to sfo.

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check out this video and the aftermath of a severe thunderstorm with nearly baseball sized hail just beat this saturn into probably retirement. about an hour's drive south of tyler, texas, over in east texas. you may know tyler, texas, the rose capital of the united states. it even broke through the quarter panels. are you kidding me? wow. all right. let's move on back here at home if we can and what you're going to see our school day forecast, foggy spots. watch out. it's that time of the year. you have to slow down, use the low beams. hard to see some people. mostly cloudy at 11:00 and there may be a few showers in the north bay. the right of us around 70 degrees with 61 at the coast. to the north most of the day and

down south, 82 in fresno. 85 in l.a. 99 in palm springs. are you kidding me? a look at lake tahoe. snow on the other end. we have a chance of windy conditions today. rain and snow tuesday, thursday, friday. nothing this weekend. >> thank you, mike. a new development in a college admission scandal. a student has been kicked out of stanford for falsifying records. >> amy hollyfield live at stanford with what led to the university's decision. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. the university says the student faked her sailing credentials when she applied in late 2016. the university has confirmed that there are parts of her application that is false and that a $500,000 contribution was made to the sailing program several months after she was admitted. the sailing coach has been fired from stanford.

he pleaded guilty in the scandal to one count of racketeering. stanford said this female student, they have not released her name, is no longer on campus, and that any credits earned have been vacated. since she applied in late 2016 that puts her at her second year here, a sophomore. now, starting over, as the fallout from operation varsity blues continues. reporting live from stanford, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. morally bankrupt, pathological liars. that is what one new zealand official is calling facebook leaders. >> definitely harsh. the privacy commissioner criticized ceo mark zuckerberg in several tweets over the weekend saying facebook has not shown its commitment to making pocy chaes after the mosque attacks last month. 50 people died in mass shootings which were live streamed on facebook. and the british government proposing new rules making tech companies legally responsible for removing content that

incites violence or cyber bullying. companies like facebook and google would be required to take reasonable and proportionate action to stop the spread of harmful content or face fines and criminal penalties. the push to strip mark zuckerberg's name from san francisco general hospital is gaining momentum this morning. according to "the examiner" nurses at the hospital are place a measure on the november ballot that would take zuckerberg's name off of the hospital. the nurses say they're concerned about facebook's mishandling of user data among other issues. san francisco general was renamed in 2015 after he donated $75 million. they want to hold on to the money even if zuckerberg's name is dropped. a question for our viewers this morning. would you be willing to live in a floating city? so grab your phone, get on your computer and answer the question. tell us at abc7news.com/vote. >> all you have to do is vote

yes or no. no need to register, and you will see live on the air below us here what your results are. when i first heard of floating, i thought floating in the air. it's in the water. a private firm that designs floating cities. you see on your screen what it might look like. they want to see if cities like these could be a solution to sea level rise caused by climate change. they released renderings in a series of hexagonal platforms an ttou up to 10,000 people. the cities would include everything from schools to stores and restaurants. designers say they could evenudo harvest scallops, kelp, or other seafood. so what do you think? would you give a floating city a try? let us know. let's see what people are saying so far. you're kind of split. >> 53% saying yes -- now 56%. 42% saying no. i would do it.

i think it looks beautiful. one of my favorite parts about living in san francisco is living right near the water and seeing the water. you would see it every day. >> it's sad that it's come to this, that we have to do this, find an escape from the land. innovative. >> well, there's plenty of ocean, right? let's move on. solange canceled her performance at coachella. >> this is surprising. coachella's official twitter account made the announcement saying due to major production delays solange will, unfortunately, no longer be performing at the festival. last year she joined her older sister beyonce. now that we're talking about beyonce. fans are buzzing about an upcoming netflix special that would possibly be of beyonce's performance at coachella last year posting this image of the word homecoming and the date april 17th on social media featuring the same font and color used in beyonce's

appearance. now to your morning money report. san francisco-based pinterest moving closer to its ipo. >> the company announced this plans to sell its initial shares between $15 and $17 each. that values the company at $1.5 billion. pinterest is expected to start trading on the new york stock exchange under the symbol pins. a live look at the new york stock exchange, trading just getting going. we are down significantly, 157 points right now. investors keeping a close eye on trade talks with china. president trump's top economic adviser says negotiations will continue this week. from cone of shame toanngir after his human mom tried to make the best of the situation after surgery. >> meet gus. he didn't let the cone of shame keep him down after he was neutered last month. here he is. dressed as a shark. kaitlyn shared video and photos of gus modeling a number of different costumes, a martini

glass. look at that. >> nice. >> that's good. >> pixar, the lamp. >> very good. that is really good. >> oh, a scuba diver. >> i like it. >> i like that one, the french fries at mcdonald's. >> that m doesn't look like the real font, though. >> somebody has been on pinterest. come on, reggie. very creative. >> it was creative. >> and the basketball hoop looked nice, too. >> really cute. >> let's hope amy hollyfield sees a lot of that tonight, her texas tech red raiders are playing for the chich tonigampi tonight. >> she can dress up her dog like the basketball hoop. >> challenge set. here we go. this morning, look at this, sutro tower, high clouds out there signifying a cold front is coming with a chance of showers. look at the low clouds, the fog, thegn of spring. we've got more fog except for in the south bay.

a 1 on our scale starting tonight through tomorrow morning with a chance of slight showers. seasonal and dry. today 70s, east bay valleys, south bay from fremont southward. low 60s along the coast and mid to upper 60s elsewhere like the north bay but notice the yellows and oranges. you have the best chance during the daylight hours. notice overnight, though. we don't see much in the way of rain. quick moving, not a lot of rain producing cold front. low to mid-50s forekive in the morning, notice the cloud deck is broken. you'll need theor most of the day except for the north bay. here we are at noon. you can see light to moderate showers. northwest sonoma and up to mendocino county. and those pretty much stay to the north. by 5:00 we have some random, light showers. notice they pick up a little bit during the evening hours and overnight will be a random shower or two.

tomorrow morning we wake up to breezy conditions, no more fog, no more humidity. mostly sunny and with conditions that will be cooler than today. 56 at 9:15. padres are in town. i wouldn't let that chance of a shower keep you from the game. blustery tomorrow. seasonal temperatures mild wednesday through saturday. taking a look at the roads, the fog has settled in at the bay bridge toll plaza. when we started off this morning, it was clear here. a little bit foggy on thee madet to the san francisco side. that has changed. dense fog through the emeryville area if you are coming in from the east bay and much of the north bay as you know is socked in as well. those metering lights have been on since 5:20 this morning. talking more about the fog, i wanted to zoom in on pretty dense areas for the north bay. the brighter white, the denser the fog. the pen groengrove area is wher

we're seeing the thickest. any surface streets in that stretch low visibility. our slowest area is through petaluma. 11 miles an hour. a quick check of drive times. 1:08, tracy into dublin. westbound 4, and southbound 101. in the yellow at 18 minutes. "game of throne" fans, limited edition oreos hit the store shelves. teaming up with the makers of the show to create a unique version of the opening credits made entirely of cookies. that's really cool video. look at that. the cookies themselves feature four designs including the at's a dragon, a wolf and a lion. >> okay. >> all greek to you. >> all greek ou know, we had some of these cookies upstairs in the newsroom we were supposed to try

them. >> where are they? >> they are gone. the cookie monster came and stole them. >> someone took our cookies, and no one will rest until we find who did it. we see you. new at 6:00, a new album for the first time in years called "amidst the chaos." the singer/songwriter performed to a new hit "fire" this morning on "gma." ♪ what it feels like when i feel fire ♪ >> you can watch her full performance on "gma" at 7:00. october 26th at the chase center. tickets go on sale friday.

6:58. here are the 7 things you need to know. number one is weather. >> the threat of rain puts me at the top but the rain won't be until this evening and overnight. look at the fog this morning. it is back. temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll hit the upper 60s to low 70s with showers starting in the north bay at 4:00. the rest of us get a chance once the sun sets. number two, new developments in the college admissions scandal. a stanford student has been expelled after the university says she fabricated sailing credentials in her application. >> kirstjen nielsen has resigned. sources tell abc news the president was frustrated with nielsen for not doing more to curb the number of central american families crossing into the u.s.

>> number four, parents are planning a human chain walkout in los altos. a live picture from the school. parents are protesting the school's relocation to make room for a charter school. number five, jury selection in the ghostship warehouse fire. more than 600 jurors will be available for vetting. number six, it took most of the morning but as of 6:50 we do have a dense fog advisory issued for golden gate bridge. a lot of dense fog in the areas of the north bay. drive for conditions. and number seven, do these emojis look familiar? a phone carrier found tears of laughter, blowing a kiss, and heart eyes are used the most. >> i'm not surprised by that. are you? >> me either. >> no, not at all. >> i'm with the ladies on this one because i am a frequent emoji user. >> that doesn't surprise me good morning, america.e

major shakeup at the white ecur kirstjen niels, forcut bthe pree number of migrants at the border surges. what the shakeup will mean for the president's border crackdown and our broader security. also this morning -- finally free. the american woman kidnapped with her tour guide on safari, held hostage for nearly a week, now heading back to her california home. her kidnappers still on the run. the race to find them. we're live on the scene. evacuations and rescues under way in oregon as rivers rise and severe storms pummel the south. now the new threat as that system moves east. abc news exclusive. the mother of that