debatee ars agree something needs to be done to address crime on b.a.r.t., but what to do is the question. we would love to hear from you on this issue. hit me up on twitter if you have a second. i would love to know what you're thinking as we work together to build a better bay area. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> the general manager made a surprise announcement. she is retiring. she announced her plans at yesterday's b.a.r.t. board meeting. she ran the agency for the past eight years. she did not say why she chose to retire at this point. her last day will be in july. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area we devoted a week to the challenges facing b.a.r.t. you can join our better bay area group on facebook. 4:30 right now.

let's take a look at bone-dry. that's the way it will be. a look from sutro tower. it's not as breezy as it has been. look at all this sunshine. 58 to 59 at the coast. 70 at 4:00. temperatures still in the mid-60s at 7:00. i have even warmer weather this weekend. i'll show that you in a few minutes. back to alexis for the traffic. good morning, mike. this is almost laughable, we have no vehicles so we're not complaining. those emergency road work crews

should be done by 5:00 but they're not causing any delays in either direction right now. southbound 680 in the green at six minutes. westbound 580 tracy to dublin in the green just about a half hour. in the east bay oakland police are investigating a shooting that wounded two people reported just before 9:00 last night on fifth street. a 19-year-old was shot in the leg. authorities say the 21-year-old victim is expected to survive and the 19-year-old has already been released from the hospital. no arrests have been made. a stunning admission from uber. the company says it is losing $1.8 billion a year and uber says it may not be profitable anytime soon. >> the financial revelation came in new ipo documents filed by the company as it gets ready to go public.

who could benefit from the ipo and who could lose out. >> reporter: to say uber drivers feel they're getting the short end of the ipo deal would be an understatement. >> they will go public and they depend on us as drivers. without us they're not going to make the money. >> reporter: yuber plans to pay bonuses, more than a million drivers who had a minimum of 1,000 trips or more will get from $100 to $1,000. >> they only offer me like $500 for the whole time. >> reporter: dissatisfaction doesn't stop there. drivers have long been asking to be employees instead of contractors. many have gone to arbitration because of it. in the s.e.c. report uber recalls a huge customer backlash in 2017. >> it mentions the delete uber movement where it lost hundreds of thousands of passengers.

>> reporter: uber is looking for an evaluation of up to $120 billion which means top investors and roughly 160 other shareholders will make a lot of money. realtors expect many will make their money right here in san francisco. >> the $5 million will be fairly hot. very little inventory in that range. >> reporter: and the others will likely go for condos in the $2 range. the ones impacted when that happens, be people wanting to buy in the same price range but don't have the cash or collateral to put down. in the newsroom, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area, you can find our reports by going to abc7news.com and searching for ride share realities. in the east bay the dublin unified school district and its teachers have reached a tentative contract agreement avoiding a possible strike.

the two sides reached the deal last night after negotiating for 13 hours yesterday. the agreement would help provide class size caps as well as better staffing ratios for counselors and all specialists. educators will receive a 4.5% raise if the contract is ratified. a vote is scheduled by the dublin teacher's union for monday afternoon. this morning the u.s. government is taking its first steps to extradite wikileaks co-founder julian assange. abc news has learned assange fears the prospect of violent attacks on him in an american prison if he were to be extradited. he was forcibly removed from the ecuadorian embassy. he's charged with conspiring to help former intelligence analyst chelsea manning break into u.s. defense department computers and leak secret documents in the year 2010. assange faces five years in prison if convicted. southwest airlines is taking new action against the boeing 737 max 8. all max 8 flights are now removed from the southwest schedule into early august.

previously taken it out of its schedule through june 7th. boeing says a majority of customers who ordered max planes have tested a fix for software linked to two crashes killing 346 people. it's unclear when they may start flying again. let's look at some of these neighborhoods. castro, the mission at 50. everybody else about 51 to 52 degrees. 53 in richmond. 51 belmont. pittsburg, 51. everybody else just for temperatures mid to upper 40s. from south beach driving, it will be dry all day today. while it's cool this morning, mild this afternoon. a look at the peninsula, a few clouds around.

check out the east bay valleys. low to mid-70s from 1:00 through 5:00. still 69 degrees at 7:00. what a great time to be outside. and then a look at what's going on, 50s through 9:00 and then look at the upper 60s from 3:00 to 5:00 and still at 7:00, 64 degrees. i hope you enjoy. i have even more warmth coming up tomorrow. here is alexis. good morning, mike. we are still looking great this morning, no major incidents to talk about. all this green with one exception. we have a little bit of a slowdown getting out of the central valley, about 30-mile-an-hour average for you on westbound 205. a short stretch on 580. overall that is not too bad for that stretch of roadway getting out of the central valley. highway 4 to the maze holding on to the green at 17 minutes.

no bay bridge metering lights yet. that should happen closer to 5:20, maybe 5:25 this morning. just an eight-minute drive into san francisco and southbound 101. san francisco to sfo if you're heading out of town today no trouble getting there. a young boy accidentally shoots himself in the head. this morning an update on the remarkable progress a 4-year-old oakland boy is making. >> a san jose church sells its building to google. there's another battle brewing involving the flintstone house in hillsborough.

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all right. sharks, game two tonight. remember the rally before the game, temperatures near 70 at the start of the rally. down to 56 by the time you head home. a look around the state today. 69 in san diego. 83 in palm springs. a sunny 60 in monterey. as we take a look at lake tahoe what you're going to see in my seven-day forecast, sunshine returns today. 57 tomorrow. rain and snow. the temperatures warming by thursday. this morning we learned a 4-year-old oakland boy severely hurt by a gunshot has

dramatically improved and his family is calling it a miracle. >> getting stronger and stronger every day. it's okay. >> this is video provided by the family. it seemed moments like these may never happen. he found a gun under a pillow and accidentally shot himself in the head last month at the home of his mother's boyfriend. initially there were no signs of brain activity and doctors prepared the family for the worst. now the young boy is awake, responsive, and he's out of intensive care. >> every day he's doing something different. it may not be how he was but he will be back soon. >> he's reaching for his feeding tube. he's moving his head, following you with his eyes. >> his father, nathan price,

remains in prison. the family, meanwhile, continuing to lobby governor gavin newsom's office to allow him to visit in person. building a better bay area doesn't come without growing pains. a decades old church in the downtown heart of san jose recently decided to sell to google fearing eminent domain. parishioners turned to city leaders finding a new home. >> pastor, would you ask your congregation to rise? >> reporter: members of templo la hermosa came out in the dozens at this week's city council meeting. they sit across the diridon station, eyed for the potential google mega campus. >> we sold our building because of the opportunity for the city to have a large employer with over 25,000 jobs coming to the city. >> reporter: pastor erasmo

zuniga said it was advised they sell the land saying the city would evoke eminent domain. we were told the city would never do so. councilmember pointed to possible poor advice from the church's legal expert. >> i don't doubt any of that was the case. >> reporter: as it stands the city hasn't approved anything beyond selling acres of its own land. still, some say this is an example of displacement caused by any potential development. >> we need to put community and community values and even spiritual values, talking about a church here, above the almighty dollar. >> reporter: the council voted for a compromise to allow templo la hermosa to move to trade zone boulevard. the pastor said he was advised by his lawyer not to comment on the matter. we've reached out to the attorney multiple times and have not heard back. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay

area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. on the peninsula the owner of the famous flintstone home is answering a lawsuit by the town of hillsborough with a lawsuit of her own. the city says the home is a public nuisance. the unusual hillside home stands out to anyone who passes by on interstate 280. it was purchased in 2017 and adibi group of dinosaur sculptures and colorful landscaping. the lawsuit alleges the modifications violate several municipal codes. when it comes to being fans of the san jose sharks, it's hard to keep up with the joneses. with sharky in front of their san jose home, look at that. it's now painted a spectacular shade of sharks teal. the jones are the first of five bay area families selected to have their home painted as part of the sharks for life marketing campaign. >> i guess we're the lucky ones.

fun to be part of the neighborhood, downtown san jose, this close to the arena. it's a good way to tie in with the community and the team. >> each home will receive a plaque designating it as an official teal house of sharks territory. they play the golden knights tonight in game two of the opening round. i like it. i think it looks good. >> when i heard they had to paint their house teal, i was like, oh, boy. that's going to be ugly. it looks pretty good. >> a dark, rich teal, not a bright, neon in your face deal. >> looks good. >> whoever did it did a fantastic job. >> attention to detail. >> can i be number six? i'm in the east bay. my house needs painting really badly. >> night try. we're still having issues

with this winter storm in minneapolis and st. paul. through.uld be delays rolling broaden it aalth of wther fro of michigan all the way down into the south and that's going to cause delays and bumpy on mt. tamalpais that will help chase away the clouds yesterday and bring more sunshine and warmth today. the breezes won't be as fast as yesterday. take a look at today's highs and the wealth of 70s out there. thinking about heading to the boardwalk, nice there. low to mid-70s inland except for lake port. still cool at night. no clouds, no breeze.

here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. a few more high clouds tomorrow. about mid-60s at the coast once again. now the clouds will drop our temperatures sunday as that system approaches and brings us a one on the storm impact scale for monday. then we rebound into the near 80 degrees by thursday. alexis? good morning, mike. so far so good here for the friday morning commute. we still don't have any major incidents on the board and looking live at the san mateo bridge where there is a high wind advisory along with the dumbarton bridge still in effect this morning. for those of you in high-profile vehicles, you could feel a little tugging at the steering wheel, but i don't think it will be a major problem this morning. and a quick check of drive times, yep, green looking good. southbound 80. 14 minutes. southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco, still well under an hour at 51 minutes. northbound 17, also looking good at 21 minutes. if you're dying to be among the first to get your hands on

samsung's new pricey foldable smartphone, listen up. starting today samsung will begin sending out invitations to customers so they can make reservations for the new galaxy fold. actual presale orders don't begin until next week. the galaxy fold costs $1,980 and officially goes on sale april 26th. disney is taking on netflix. we are getting our first look at the company's brand new streaming service. and lawmakers are taking aimality robo calls. here is "tech bytes." in today's "tech bytes" the new streaming service from abc news' parent company disney. >> disney plus will include new shows and movies and the exclusive home for star wars, pixar and marvel movies as well as "the simpsons." it will launch november 12 for $6.99 a month. a big surge in the annoying robocalls. >> americans receive 5.2 billion calls last month, 370% increase from 2015. lawmakers announced a proposal that would push major carriers

to adopt technology that can block the calls. spacex is celebrating the launch of its super sized falcon heavy rocket landing all three boosters for the first time ever. >> two came down side by side followed by the third on an ocean platform. very cool. >> impressive. >> it is. >> those are your "tech bytes." >> have a great day. >> that landing was impressive. >> yeah, wow. time now for a parade in the east bay. the championship team oakland celebrating today. we'll explain. and the warriors are ready for another championship run. the team has a scam alert for fans. a business opening its doors today in the east bay goes out

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i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. we just talked about how warm it will be next week with 80s on the way. the 19th through the 25th, a 50% to 60% chance of staying well above average. it looks like some spring warmth is on our way. thank you, mike. the warriors begin their run for another nba title this weekend. the team is warning fans not to fall for ticket scams, though. the warriors are urging everyone to buy tickets only from warriors.com to avoid counterfeits. and this year's playoff tickets feature a background texture that's made up of player names, words and phrases symbolic to the warriors and the fans. that is what you're seeing here. everyone attending will receive a free gold t-shirt this year.

it features an image of the bay bridge. >> i like those. >> yeah. maybe symbolic of their move to san francisco next season. the warriors open the playoffs against the clippers at oracle arena tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. you can only watch it here on abc 7. stay with larry beil for toyota after the game. mindi bach will have postgame reaction from players and coaches. >> let's talk more basketball, shall we, alexis? happening today two high school state champion girls basketball teams from oakland will be honored with a parade and a rally. the teams were honored by the warriors. they'll pass by a dozen oakland schools and through the grand lake neighborhood. the parade starts at oakland tech at 12:30 this afternoon.

should be a nice day, right, mike? >> temperatures in the upper 60s and near 70 with total sunshine during that. you can see the stars in the background. plenty of tree pollen. uv index bounces back to high because of the sunshine. the pollen count will be high. clouds will get thicker and monday with a chance of rain hopefully will get rid of it for at least a day. giants baseball, give you three hours because we have fireworks tonight. dress for 60 dropping down to 56 degrees. we're looking good, friday light here. a combination of, well, a lot of folks only doing a four-day workweek. we have some schools in the

area. the northbound side, increasing just a bit but no significant issues for you. and heading out to the altamont pass, if you're trying to get out of tracy, not too bad. 29 miles an hour. not even a solid line of red there. looking good. it's a big day for three little falcons living in a high-rise next. they were born atop the 34rd floor last month and researchers will rappel down to put tracking bands on the chicks. those tracking bands will allow them to track the falcons as they grow. this has become a springtime tradition for the growing family. this is actually video from past years. today we're expected to find out if they're boys or girls. the falcons were once near

extinction. a sporting goods store opening today in the east bay is out to prove it's a good neighbor. >> they have donated 750 balls of all kinds to berkeley schools. former nba slam dunk champion and oakland native nate robinson was on hand at washington elementary school. robinson says he'll never forget his first basketball. >> really loving that basketball. always kept it with me wherever i wanted. my hands used to be dirty. would i dribble everywhere i went. it was like my best friend. >> it's like a blanket but instead of the basketball -- >> i'm sure that's how he became the slam dunk champ, right? even treated kids to a slam dunk spectacular. that's pretty cool. they plan to donate 10,000 balls to youth organizations all around the bay area. decathlon is opening its u.s. flagship store in emeryville. coming up, the trump administration was ready to play hardball with sanctuary cities.

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