. good morning, east bay, let's get up and get going. >> this is ac 7 morning, now at 6:00, running for president, eric swalwell making it official. >> we want the full version. >> democrats are hoping to take on president trump next year. >> and good morning on this tuesday, april 9th. >> first this morning we get to the wet. a like look at our bay area bridges. you can leave the umbrella behind, finally. mike says things are starting to dry out. >> we will see a lot under it today so the things we are looking at yesterday good morning, yesterday.

now, let's take a look. there is none, the breezes are too strong. there is a few left over clouds those breezes will. the breezes, however, will temper, we're paik waking up cooler at 7:00. notice 67 to 62 at noon. mid-60s for the rest of us. the 70s for most of us are out of the equation today but they're coming back tomorrow and this is the first time for four or seven months. i'll show you that coming up next. >> overall, we are looking good for the fuse morning commute. i want to take you to our trouble spots earlier. on the 101 we had what was reported as a big rig crash involving a sedan. one western has major injuries,

the backup has now cleared as well, we're not seeing any residual delays any longer. westbound 80 to the maze.maze.m. in the green at 9 minutes. >> eric swal well, he is joining an already crowded field of 18 democratic candidates are available. we are live in pasco valley. hi, amy. >> reporter: good morning, jessica he is speaking out this morning now he is the 18th candidate on a democrat side to run for president. eric swal well made an appearance this morning. he addressed the question many have. what will set him apart in a

crowded field of candidates. >> i'm 38-years-old, i have been on the intelligence committee. i know who our threats are on the outside and the threats on the rule of law on the inside will mean. >> that mix will do better for yourself, train better for your kids to reach all americans. >> i want to say swalwell has a tough challenge ahead, pointing out he isn't registering in polls. he isn't that well known in his district. he points out he will be fighting for his families vote. his father and brothers are pence supporters and have magnets on his refrigerators. he is hoping close will come down. he is planning a kickoff at dublin high school. abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. coming up at 6:30 on abc 7 morning. we will be talking live to congressman swalwell about his

new campaign. if you have a question, i'd love to hear it. tweet me. we'll try to get some of your questions answered. some of the biggest tech companies are back in the hot seat, starting today, lawmakers will question google an facebook. today's hearing will focus on white nationalism and hate speech. lawmakers say they're concerned. platforms like google and facebook lead to real world violence. they include the white supremacist shooting in charlottes burg and new zealand and in pittsburgh. one coach will now plead guilty in the case. actress felicity huffman is among the parents pleading guilty to bribery and mail fraud. in a public apology, she takes full responsibility and says her daughter knew nothing about the s.a.t. proctor paid to correct her answers. prosecutors say they will recommend a low prison sentence,

about four-to-ten months. lori loughlin and her husband have not yet entered a plea. chief legal analyst jake abrams explains why the stakes are higher in their case. >> the reason felicityman is in more trouble, it is $3500,000. she will argue she could get no jail time. >> loughlin faces a minimum of two years. if she enters a plea deal. five parents from the bay area plan to plead guilty. the abc 7 news i-team has been tracking every development in this. fans can claim are free ticket for nipsy russell's public memorial. according to staple's center

website, tickets will be available at 10:00 a.m. h uss /* h--. they are offering a $10,000 reward leading to an arrest. they say at least four cats are suffering from injuries. the shelter is asking the public to be vigilant with their own pet pets. >> it could take another day to fix a water problem. the school is urging people to drink bottled water or boil tap water for drinking it. officials say there was a sudden drop in water appreciate pressure in the university's water system. county health services is looking into the issue. students can get free bottled water. the university of virginia held a celebration last night and they are the national champs

this morning. >> the team claimed the title after beating section tech in overtime. >> and virginia with the all time turn around title. >> fans went wild after virginia one 85-77. last year virginia made history to fall to a 16th seed and then this happened. thousands of fans filled the streets of charlottesville, including setting a couch on fire because, well, i don't know. i can't explain that. >> car break-ins. the most common crime. some drivers have a crime fighting tool built right in. the new technology helping catch criminals next. >> plus, new developments in the efforts to overturn voter-approved bridge toll hikes in the bay area. >> and check out this picture from sfo. no fog, no arrival delays. the cold front is doing its

diligence, though. we are about 4-8 degrees cooler than yesterday. i'll show you some

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bay. we are in the mainly low 40s. we are seeing a few more clouds than the rest of us. you can see what the clearing has done in livermore. fairfield in the upper 40s, temperatures are dropping now. we are seeing the clouds clearing out. the dry air moving in. fog is not coming back any time soon fastest breezes. be careful there. north bay. 48. by 11:00 in the mid-60s and sunshine this afternoon. for the east bay, we're already in the 60s. mid-60s this afternoon, let's head to san francisco where we have a few lingering clouds, temperatures starting in the mid-50s, ending up in the low 60s. >> all right. good morning, mike.

southbound a two vehicle collision blocking lane one, one of the toll lanes there. no major injuries. i never saw a backup. so no significant delays. one of our other issues. southbound i-5 around the 120 american. we've got one lane closed in about a 25, 30 minute delay from lothrop. not as bad from manteka. >> thanks a lot. happening today. happening today. where you can get i'with uncontrollederson who moderate-to-severe eczema, . or atopic dermatitis... ...you feel like you're itching all the time. and you never know how your skin will look. because deep within your skin... ...an overly sensitive immune system...

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a new tesla feature helped lead to an arrest in this car burg lear. he got a phone alert his car's century mode had been triggered. what's that? well, it's a software for model 3s and other teslas built after 2017. the slightest bump triggers the cameras to start recording. >> the other one oh my god i can't believe it recorded. >> frank lynn handed his video

over to sfpd. nothing was actually taken from the car. new developments. an effort to i don't have turn a voter approved bridge tool in the bay area has failed. according to examiner, the judge issued a ruling on the regional measure 3 last week. >> that means money could start flowing to local transit agencies very soon. the toll hike applies to all bay area bridges except the golden gate. the golden gate district approved its own toll hikes last month. we have sweet news for all you ice cream lovers out there. you can get a free scoop. the world famous ice cream maker is celebrating today. you don't have to buy anything. participates stores will serve you a free scoop. p ben and jerry's expectings to dish out more than a million scoops over the course of the

day. sounds like you two are skipping it. but i'll be in line. >> more for me. >> desert is cancelled. >> until easter for me. hopefully past that. >> maybe you can keep it going. >> i'm going to speak on behalf of everyone that loves dessert and ice cream. >> you are observing lent, ice cream. >> we'll see what happens after that. here's a look at what's going on that is walnut creek looking south. notice a love of fog. cooler tomorrow morning than this morning and a brake from the wet weather. . we broke out the microclimate. 65 in santa cruz until about 68

in san jose and many other neighborhoods today. 64 in millbray. look at that mountain view. 63, half moon bay. downtown, south san francisco about 64 degrees then we go to 65. 65 in richmond and berkeley and then we have union city and fremont, 67 as you move inland, 71 in brentwood. tonight. 40s out there. the breezes keeps the temperatures up. here's a look at your accuweather forecast. warmer tomorrow, breezy wednesday, it stops the warming trend and cooler weather is on the way.

>> we are looking live. we have a typical backup. so metering lights on just about an hour ago. 5:23 the official times. seeing usual delays. also looking typical 8 miles hour. again that has been typical. bart riders on the sfraeps line. you have a ten minute delay. next trafficup date coming up around 6:30. >> thank you, alexis. good morning good morning is coming up at 7:00. . >> hi, jenninger, a look at what's ahead. >> hi there. coming up on gma, we are live for that incredible national

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they're already starting to get fast. that's clearing out the clouds and the humid air we had. we are up to 20 at 7:00. we will hit up to 30-mile-per-hour gusts as we head into the evening hours. 35 or 40 along the coast. temperatures tonight could be in the 30. because of the breezes, we'll be stuck in the 40s, tomorrow we'll have breezes around 15 to 25 miles per hour. it will be breezy all week. >> that happens this time of the year. the driver of this car was in serious condition after crashing into a wall in a fire station in losal tos los altos hills. the chp has given us a bird's eye view of a side show in oakland. this shows one of several that happened over the weekend. this was around 5:00 sunday night at international boulevard and 42nd avenue in the melrose district. it will cost san francisco

millions more than previously thought to move agencies out of the hall of justice. the district attorney's officer plans to move out of the seismically unsound building within months. according to examiner, the cost of the new officer space has soared 60% to 8.2 million. the cost for furniture, fixtures and equipment also rose from 1.5 quarter million to 3.9 million. the board of supervisors budget and finance committee will discuss the issue at a hearing tomorrow. meanwhile, the cost of liveing in san francisco has forced a beloved restaurant in hayes valley to permanently close. >> harlequin cafe opened on hayes street 18 years ago. the owners say they're unable to pay wages to live in the city. they plan to open a new concept in this space. the adjoining wine shop is going to stay opened. a sushi restaurant in san francisco also suddenly closed. blowfish sushi to die for in the mission shuttered after 23 years

in business. a note explains the customers will focus on their three ramen restaurants. a historic night on "american idol". >> it was strange because ryan seacrest wasn't there to host. >> i am not ryan seacrest. i am bobby bones. i look most like him. so they asked me to fill his shoes tonight. >> i didn't realize this, ryan never missed a show before. this show was taped a few weeks ago. so ryan is fine now. he posted this on twitter thanking bobby for filling in for him at the last minute. now it's up to america to pick the winner of the competition because we are down to the top 14, so it's going to be their first live show. >> that happens sunday right here on ac 7. >> next that's 6:30. a popular shopping website based in the bay area ready to go public. the photo bart officials want you to see, the image of a person wanted for a week attack on the peninsula. >> plus east bay congressman

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. right now at 6:30, fare cheats beware, bart is going after you. the changes you should notice during your commute. an uber driver accused of developing off his customers, then going back to their house to burglarize their home. congressman eric swalwell live after announcing he is running for president. we are getting the answers to his questions about your campaign. and the hills are alive with the sounds of sheep. say hello to san jose's woolly firefighters. good morning to you. it is tuesday, april 9th. >> they are hard at work this morning, of course. >> they have a lot to do. >> yes. >> everything is so green and lush now. >> all because of that rain. we don't have rain in our forecast finally. >> i see a smile, a smile and a smile. >> yeah. >> winner! all right let's take a look at what's going on, it is a little breezy. that's the only thing you have

to worry about especially on our east-west bridges. you can see the gusts out there already getting 26 at the coast. 17 around oakland and those will pick up as we head throughout the day. look at them chase the clouds away. so here's a look at my 12-hour planner, mostly sunny, cooler, 54, 55 degrees say at 7:00. pretty comfortable at noon, if you are not in the breezes, 67 to 62. 58 to 65 at 4:00. 70s are coming back in my forecast. i'll show that you coming up. we have a high wind advisory for the san mateo bridge. but on any of those east-west bridges, you can see the la flop area we have the light rain blocked. >> that has been there for about 7 hours, it happened before midnight last night and we are looking at about a 20-minute delay on southbound i-5 from la

flop. that's been around all morning. westbound 580, tra es to dublin. you are in the red 53 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, in the yellow at 25, still no delays between highway 101 and cupertino, that's coming in at 21 minutes. new this morning, bart police wants to find this man. they say he assaulted another man at the station in daly city. police releasing these new under surveillance photos. they say the subject hit the man on saturday. he was treated for a wound on his neck. he is expected to be okay. before you get on bart this morning, make sure you have a way to pay, bart is cracking down an fare evaders. >> abc 7 news is looking at ways to build a better bay area. we want to know if riders think this will work. jobina is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, in addition to bart survey revealing safety concerns, our extensive reporting on bart has

made it clear that riders are frustrated about fare evaders and the whole impact of the homelessness crisis on their riding experience, like people sleeping on trains, bart says its officers and fair inspectors will start working extra hours and on days off to increase presence on trains, platforms and stations, bart employees will be wearing high visibility vests to provide an additional layer of presence. part says it loses 25 million a year as a result of people not paying for tickets. many stations already have been retrofitted with raised railings and alarm swing gates and a push by the general manager seven more stations will be completed by july. these people skip into the gates every day, every time i go on bart. it's a little irstatetateing since i'm paying. >> we heard from our riders, they want to see more employee presence, at fare gates, the platforms and the stations. >> bart says the general manager

will propose adding 19 new police officer positions in the next fiscal year budget which starts july 1st, reporting live in fremont, jobina wilson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you. we want to hear your ideas, share them on our better bay area group on facebook. then there were 18. another prominent bay area democrat running for president. >> eric swalwell made the announcement last night on the colbert problems. >> i'm ready to solve these problems. i'm running for president of the united states. >> swalwell joins an already crowded field of 18 democratic candidates seeking the 2028 democratic nomination. they barely fit on our three screens, later today he will be in florida for a town hall about the parkland shooting. he joins us now live on the phone from new york city? good morning, congressman. >> good morning. good morning. headed down to parkland to do a town hall with the family there.

i will do all i can to el have a it the issue of ending gun violence. i think that's an appropriate place to start. >> okay. thank you for joining us this morning. a big announcement last night on the colbert show. why now? why are you deciding to put your name in the ring? >> well, i have been in congress for six years and have fought for our democracy on the intelligence committee and i've led a group called future form taking our youngest members of congress across the country to listen to young people and stand up for them. i see a country that's in gridlock unable to some big problems. when it comes to gun violence, i see mass shooting after mass shooting. nothing gets done when it comes to student debt. i got just under $100,000 of it. i see a generation that can't buy their first home. when it comes to wages, i see people just having their healthcare costs, give us their paychecks and not get ahead, that's not going to change until our leaders will go big with the issues. be bold and the way we govern.

be bold, be big. we have a case to make. >> congressman, in december in an interview, you told cnn the prospect of going against a name like joe biden was daunting. what has changed from december until now? >> getting across the country. listening to people who feel like they're running in place and myself being someone who benefitted from two parents who worked hard and saw their first born son be the first in the family to go to college and seeing people who are working hard, they don't see that adding up to anything and a responsibility to do something about it. but also like i believe i have seven years of experience now in the congress. i have the energy and optimism to offer solutions and again i think i can credibly add states in the general election as someone born in iowa, educated in the south, married to a hoosier from southern indiana and elected to one of the most diverse places in the world here in the east bay. >> congressman, some of your critics say you don't have to

name recognition despite being in politics for so many years, what do you say to them? >> if that's the problem i am facing, ki fix that i think our ideas will -- and most importantly, i this i just the connection to every day people. i know they work hard and see a top forward economy and wonder if economy will come to the floor they work on. it's early. i feel like we got a case to make and a country to physician. >> congressman, we asked our viewers for questions. we got a good one, what is the biggest danger currently facing the american people and how do you want no respond it to? >> the biggest danger we are in a top floor economy. wages are staying flat. healthcare costs are going up. tax cuts are only going to the 1%. people like my mom and dad work hard. a lot of people today don't feel

like that is adding up to anything. so we need someone who will make sure the promise of america, which is to work hard, you do better for yourself and dream bigger for your kids comes to all americans. i'm a candidate that can fight on that and deliver on that. >> congressman, we know you are headed to florida later this morning, of course, we wish you a safe trip there. anything you want to say specifically to our bay area viewers, especially ahead of your rally this weekend when you finally get home? >> i will be at home on tuesday, sorry, on sunday at 2:00 p.m. at dublin high school. 20 years later since i graduated there i'm launching a campaign today in parkland. i'm remembering people like tejon franklin and ronny jackson. some of the homicide victims whose cases i prosecuted in oakland. gun violence isn't only about mass shootings. it's about the faces and names we never learned about and a faces we never see.

i want to be a president that ends it. >> we will be watching you of course today in florida and this weekend when you come back home. thank you. >> thank you, my pleasure. okay. if you have the abc 7 news app. of course, you are one of the first people to find out when, of course, he made that announcement and we sent out that push alert for you. that's another reminder to get our app, enable push alerts, so you can always be the first to know the news. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. i will show you live doppler 7. picking up a few radar returns down across the south bay. allow the cloud cover there as it try is to finally get out of here and leave us with sunshine. temperatures are 51 to about 54 degrees. around san francisco. a little bit cooler north. the clouds have cleared out quicker. in the mid- to upper-40s. while the restf us in the low- to mid-50s. here's a look at san mateo bridge. you can see it looks quiet right now. at least weatherwise.

a small-craft advisory, north winds will be cutting across the east-west bridges, not only today but also as we head deeper into the forecast. let me show it to you really quick. here's a look at a small-craft advisory. it starts at 2:00 north of the bay bridge. 8:00 south of the bay bridge. expect breezier conditions earlier today. all right, here's a look at the peninsula, pretty much wall-to-wall sunshine, a few clouds at 7:00. we hit 60s at 7:00. we stay in the low 60s. east bay valleys, look at this, wall-to-wall sunshine, hitting the upper 60s this afternoon. then for san jose, yep, a little cloud cover. you are the last one to see the total sunshine, it will happen around ':00 when the temperature hidz 64 degrees. that's pretty warm for everybody else this time of year. all right. we will taking a loo at how long it will stay dry here's alexis. how is the commute? >> overall, we have been looking

good. we never looked good here. metering lights on at 5:23 today. a sip cal commute for you. unless you use the car pool lanes, you have to sift back up to the maze. we have that backup that has formed now. this has turned into a typical day for the san rafael bridge. westbound 580, approaching emergency construction there. there is a big bump in the roadway as you get onto the bridge. >> that is causing significant delays. one update with mass transit. we had an earlier equipment problem on the train on a san francisco line in the antioch and richmond direction for bart riders. they're saying that problem has been resolved. so normal services resuming. that's about 20 minutes added to your commute if you are on the san francisco line. >> thanks a lot. is your home prepared for the big one? a new app revealing potential danger underneath the ground. >> you are looking live at the big board.

. this is ac 7 morning. >> check out this forecast for the kids heading off to school. a little bit cooler this morning. 40s, 50, dry and breezy, most of the day with sunshine, mid-60s after school elsewhere. high desert. yeah, high profile vehicles. it's going to be difficult with up to 60 miles per hour tonight. 77 in l.a.

we have upper victims i 60s in chico and sacramento. we have valley rain and you can see some freezing on the camera lens here. let me show you the 7-day forecast. we will have that mountain rain today, thursday and next monday. on the peninsula an uber driver is accused of trying to burglarize passengers he dropped off at the airport. san mateo police say jacqui gordon wilson picked up a couple at an airbnb last thursday and dropped them off at sf of. they say wilson returned to the home and tried to be right back in. a security alarm set off and he went to a home a couple blocks away and stole items. >> they were my grandmothers, they go back to the holocaust. to him it's an up to pawn off. to me it's a memory of my

grandmother. >> police say they used information from the uber ap top track down wilson. they are working to get their belongings back. uber has not returned our calls for comment. a showdown in walk over the mueller report. here's a live look from d.c. you see attorney general william barr, he's testifying in front of the house appropriations committee. we, of course, are expecting him to face questions about the mueller report. the justice department is preparing to release a redacted version in a matter of days. in bart's four-page summary, mule ears investigation did not find that members of his campaign conspired with russia's efforts to persuade the election. it didn't reach a conclusion on obstruction of justice. we will continue to watch this. new this morning, we have learned president trump came a lot closer to shutting down the boarder with mexico than anyone thought. >> he gave it during a tense

meeting. it ended with the president ordering the former department of homeland secretary kirstjen neilsen and secretary of state mike pompeo to shut down a portion of the border. the president is frustrated over the growing number of people seeking asylum from central america. white house staff were able to convince president trump to keep the border opened. >> i want to thank the president again for the three opportunity to serve this country. i share the president's goal or securing the border. >> the president fired the director of the secret service. more than half of those running agencies in the department of homeland security could be gone by the end of the week. hang in the east bay, voters will decide the fate of a homeless senior center they are dualing measures, measure a would turn a government building on the former alameda naval station into a wellness center.

it includes 90 units of a rehab facility. measure b would block that development. the location is near a popular beach. now to one of the top stories we are clicking on this morning. >> there is a new way you can determine if you live in an earthquake hazard zone. they released a new app to show you block by block of your home if it was in rick of liquefaction or landslide. liquefaction areas are if green, earthquake prone areas are in blue. we have a living on our website. a surge if prices at the gas pump. >> aaa says california saw the biggest price nationwide at 18 cents a gone. the average cost is the highest in the nation. there are a lot of $4 per gas prices around the bay area as well, retail prices began surging last month when they stopped production after smokey

emissions prompted air quality warnings, the production of a summer blend and tighter supplies also boosting prices. poshmark is going public. the redwood city based used clothing retailer is hoping to hit the stockmarket sometime this fall. they were valued at $625 million in 2017. we have a live look ae new york stock exchange. we are not starting off the day great. we are down about 215 points. the dow fowl falling for a second straight day as they react to disappointing earnings report. coming up, a major health alert for women. abc's chief medical doctor jen ashton has a preview. >> good morning, reggie, jessica. the breast cancer screening controversy continues. there are new mammogram recommendations out from the american college of physicians, not just about what age but how

often women should be screened. i will break down the pros, cons, risks, benefits, this is what all women will be talking about today with tear doctors. i'll have it all coming up on "good morning america." >> okay. thank you. hundreds of sheep have taken over a hillside in the south bay. >> the herd could play a role in the next round of wildfires as they chew through flammable grass. they will graze about a week they are all fenced in, visitors say they like seeing the animals. >> i am at the zoo. i come up here. my daughter, she wanted to go see the sheep. >> i think it's awesome this is what they're doing instead of having to use tractors and you know things to mow all the grass down. >> the sheep will move to different sections every day to complete what we are calling weed mit fashion. in other words, eating.

>> eating. a buff day. yeah. >> i real lie like that one mom who says she takes her daughter there so they don't have to go to the zoo. super easy. >> smart. >> what a buffet they have, too. once they finish there. they move onto the next one. >> yeah. >> it's a good life. >> it will be a nice day to go out there, see those sheep. the sun is coming up behind us. >> it is happening. the transition to a very dry forecast for the next several days. in fact, the first time in months we have been able to say, the accuweather 7-day forecast doesn't have a chance of rain in it. here's a downpour around 101 through kye voted and morgan hill. we talked about that yesterday. there may be a stray shower or two in the south bay this morning. other than that, this is what we have to look forward to. this is actually the golden gate bridge. remember how foggy it was yesterday. those breezes pushed all that fog away. the breezes aren't going anywhere. but today is one of our coolest days. it will start to warm up each and every day.

we got a dry cold front sunday and monday, it could be warmer this time next week. which is 67 to 68 degrees. san jose at 68. 68 in mountain view. we drop down to 67. menlo park. low- to mid-60s along the coast. 61 to about 63. san francisco 64. and 65 to 69 through the north bay valleys, about 61 at your coastline. we got 65 along the east bay shore. 68 to 71 degrees. their our first 71 and one of the few we will have today. if you are going to the game, no threat of rain. it will be chilly at oracle park. just because the name is different, temperature is in the 50s. if it wasn't for the breezes, most of us in the low- to upper-40s, here's my accuweather

7-day forecast. let's say we add to the highs tomorrow. we hang around 70 to the low 70s through friday. so mid-70s saturday. there is that dry cold front brings us back into the 60s for sunday and monday. enjoy the weather. here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. we're not looking great right here. southbound through the walnut creek stretch. i have not had anything blocking this morning. we are looking at typical volumes, that usual crawl once you get past that things are looking quite a bit better. we have a lot of green on our traffic maps. you can tell spring break as well, southbound near the 120 merge. we do have that semi crash, a trailer flipped over. the cab did not. >> that happened just before midnight last night. >> that is still blocking the right lane along with th on ramp there. >> that is causing about a 15, 20 minute delay on southbound i-35. if you come in through la drop, manteka is seeing about a ten minute delay. our drive times, highway 40 to

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