>> reporter: they have not said what led to the shooting but you hear he did have a gun. we are expecting a briefing from officers, an update, within the hour. stay with us as the story it continues to develop. reporting live in fremont, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you for the update. right now 4:30. if you're just joining us, a quick update on weather and traffic. mike? all right, we're going to take a look at what's going on with live doppler 7. a sneak peek of the commute planner there. it kind of revolves around the fog which as sue was talking about is creeping across the golden gate. it started half moon bay. it will make a deeper push inland today than yesterday. you can see the winds are pointing away from the water and towards the land. bas w head through the into morning commute. your best chance of not dealing with fog now in places like the richmond/san rafael bridge and also the bid. 4planner,8

to imi tsn the 50s. while we hit the 70s around the bay, we won't warm much because the sea at 7:00. grab the coat. mid-60s will feel cooler once the breeze kicks in. sue with another look at the commute. we're keeping an eye on the richmon/san rafael bridge which has been terrible the last few weeks with emergency road repair and those plates about mid span. right now it's very light at the toll plaza, although you will have just one lane on the westbound and eastbound direction due to the road work that they should be picking up. the backup during the normal commute hours has been horrendous. reports of a car fire sbdz 101 near the dumps off on the right-hand shoulder. fire trucks may be blocking one of the two lanes shortly. we'll keep you updated. sue, thank you. developing news on president trump this morning claiming

vindication. meanwhile democrats plotting their next step after the mueller investigation report was finally released. and here is reporter serena marshall. >> reporter: a jubilant president trump -- >> i'm having a good day, too. it was called no collusion, no obstruction. >> reporter: reacting to the long-awaited release of the mueller report. that's a far different reaction than he had the day the special counsel was appointed 22 months ago. the report detailing the president slumped back in his chair and said, oh, my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency. i'm blanked. the report outlined no evidence of a criminal conspiracy between the president or his associates and russian meddling in the 20t. but on struction, t counsel declari if we had confidence after a thoro the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice, we would so state. instead, robert mueller declined to clear the president on 11

possibly instances of obstruction of justice. and finding the president did repeatedly try to intervene, even pressured then white house counsel don mcgann to get him fired, an order he refused. a recurrent theme, mueller writes the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the persons who surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or accede to his requests. >> the responsibility now falls to congress to hold the president accountable for his actions. >> reporter: and they want to hear directly from the man behind the report, robert mueller by the end of may. h republicowever -- >> i think generally people are ready to move on. >> reporter: on thursday the president tweeted out a "game of thrones" inspired photo with the words game over this is far from over. the house speaker in a letter yesterday promising congress will not be silent.

serena marshall, abc news, washington. and we have complete coverage of the mueller report on our website, abc7news.com. this article digs more into the details and includes everything from lawmakers' responses to political analysis. as good friday celebrations get under way, many people are sending thoughts and prayers to notre dame cathedral in paris. today french president emmanuel macron discussed rebuilding the cathedral with officials from the u.n.'s cultural agency. police say an electrical short circuit most likely caused the fire monday. investigators still have not been able to search the inside of the building for safety reasons. the rector of notre dame has proposed building a small temporary church while it's closed for restoration. people demanding safer intersections after the death of a 6-year-old boy and his mother. angel garcia and alma vasquez were struck by a hit-and-run driver last weekend. they were crossing the street at

26th avenue and foothill boulevard. abc 7 news was in east oakland as many marched in their honor. >> it is not just our student that we're asking people to slow down for. it is for the community and to recognize that doing doughnuts and doing a sideshow and speeding down our streets might seem like fun until someone dies. >> police found the vehicle involved in the right and run but are still looking for this suspect, 27-year-old rasenoch allen. happening today, more tests will be done at a berkeley school to find out why dozens of students and teachers got sick. police tell us aazm checked out malcolm x elementary. 50 students and a teacher reported feeling dizzy and nauseous. the air was tested but nothing

toxic was found. happening today in the south bay, activists plan to protest the dumping of electric scooters in the guadalupe river near s.a.p. center. the organizer from the salmon and steelhead restoration group says he has pulled 30 scooters out. he plans to pull out more today. the group says the scooters contain lithium batteries and are a threat to the endangered steelhead trout in the river. scoot has pulled off of its electric scooters off the streets. the company sent an email to customers saying they need an update to help prevent theft. scoot was permitted to operate 625 escooters in san francisco. the company says that 435 of them were stolen in a five-month span. the streets early next week. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. you can see the temperatures not quite as warm as yesterday in the north bay. first, i want to talk about this

morning if you're heading out low to mid-50s through most of our valleys in the east bay. concord out to pittsburg and antioch. low to mid-60s there. a look at other neighborhoods. 62 in oakland. 51 in san francisco. how often is oakland warmer than san francisco in the morning? good morning, vallejo. novato at 55 degrees. the golden gate bridge, this is the big story, the changing of the guard, the fog coming back in. right now it's just sitting more on the golden gate than any other place except for along the peninsula coast. it is going to spread eastward and spread along the coast during the morning commute. the caution you see on my commute planner is for the increasing fog this morning. this afternoon you won't have to worry about it. the north bay, mostly cloudy. 66 at 11:00. high clouds and sunshine and low to mid-70s this afternoon. sea breeze gets faster. you'll drop down to 64 degrees by 7:00. for the east bay we've got

mostly cloudy and 61 at 9:00. then high clouds and sunshine. we'll get near 70. look at that, by 7:00 you're heading out this evening, already dropping down to 61. the sea breeze will get really fast this evening. that's why the temperatures are dropping so much. san francisco will make a push into the mid-60s this afternoon. not quite as warm as yesterday. >> beautiful. >> it was, wasn't it? >> oh, man. >> we'll try again sunday. you said the fog was so thick you had to use your windshield wipers. >> it's pretty dangerous and limited visibility. do use extra caution and i was down to two lanes coming across the southbound direction. they will expand that for the morning commute but just a heads-up there. a look at walnut creek where this traffic flow is nice. we have a pretty good friday light all the way around, so far so good. you're about eight minutes from concord to the 24 interchange. we'll pop down to san jose. this is 87. you can see the runway lights to give you an idea where we are and traffic is flowing nicely here as well. look at all the green, even out

of the central valley -- and i will remind you ace train is running a modified schedule for the holiday. no trains 7 or 10 but 1, 3, and 5 are running. so far train 1 is on time. we'll take a look at the car fire in san rafael or, pardon me, in the novato area in a few minutes. >> sue, thank you. coming up, a closer look at a political mailer sent to people in san francisco, and critics are calling prop beg pr pr propaganda.

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we're not the only ones that are seeing less sunshine and cooler conditions today. monterey, 67. low to mid-80s. still around sacramento and chico, fresno 90. palm springs 98. low to mid-70s around san diego and los angeles. you can see the clouds overspreading from south to north. eventually they get thick enough tomorrow we have a chance of thunderstorms in the sierra and tahoe. a look at my seven-day forecast. and you'll notice that today's dry and 65. tomorrow a chance of thunderstorms and 52. the sun comes back out sunday. we're average at about 54. look at those mid to upper 60s. a lot of melting next week. thank you, mike. happening today the southern california couple who pleaded guilty to imprisoning and

torturing their own children heading back to court for sentencing. david and louise turpin were accused of abusing 12 of their 13 children. they pleaded guilty in february to torture, false imprisonment and endangering their children for dozens of years. a political mailer that many people received this week and saw on tv and online is being called racist propaganda. many san franciscans received it including mayor london breed. kate larsen has the story. it's offensive, it's hurtful, it's disrespectful. >> reporter: mayor london breed says she is disgusted by this political mailer which equates a state housing bill with negro removal, a reference to a painful time in san francisco history. >> i lived through it, and it happened, and we are still sadly living with the impacts. >> reporter: the mailer and tv ads have been seen througout san francisco this week with the 1963 quote from author and activist james baldwin.

>> you don't take someone else's tragedy and then use it for your own political -- >> reporter: scott weiner was the author of a bill which seeks to put more housing near transportation hubs. it accuses him of making the housing affordability crisis worse for working class communities of color. >> we went through a terrible time period where we were pushing them out of san francisco and bulldozing neighborhoods. this bill is designed to stop that from happening in the future. >> reporter: it was paid for by healthy housing foundation which is based in los angeles and run by michael weinstein who spoke to me by phone. >> we stand by it. the truth may hurt, but the reality is that san francisco has become a place that only rich people, mostly white people, can live in. >> to think someone would be that unprincipled, to prey upon

the pain of black people. >> reporter: reverend amos brown is president of the san francisco branch of the naacp. he received the flyier in mail. even those opposed like supervisor gordon marr oppose this flier. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. california gas prices have been going up about 2 cents a day for the past week. >> aaa reports the nationwide average is now $2.84 per gallon. in california it is much higher, over $4. san francisco pay the most at $4.15. it is a switch to a more expensive summer blend, production problems, and a mystery 30 cent surcharge. >> when you add all those together you would expect our gasoline to be about 60 cents to 70 cents higher.

as of this morning we're about $1.20. >> they say the 30 cent surcharge is going to suppliers. it generates about $4 billion a year. state lawmakers asked the attorney general to look into it. the ag's office tells abc 7 news it will monitor production at refineries to see if costs are high longer than they should be. star war fans are fuming after george lewis says jar jar binks is his favorite character. he confessed his love for him at a "star wars" event in chicago. a lot of people really upset about this one. >> do you think he's just joking? >> he's up to something.

he said phantom medicine was his favorite, too, and that was by far the worst of them all. part of it was because of jar jar. >> he has to be tongue-in-cheek. >> do you think he's just stirring the pot? >> i think so. >> getting everybody all worked up. >> i think so. he sold it already. he's always in the news and so is "star wars." december. soon. >> not that soon. >> releasing those during the christmastime frame and release marvel. disney is our parent company, by the way. no fog here yet. a cooling sea breeze. faster breezes, coolest tomorrow and then the warmest weather of the year, you've you heard that yesterday, didn't you? next week. upper 70s, low 80s in the south bay.

79, san jose. 70 to 78, quite a spread from millbrae down t palo alto and mountain view. mid-60s along the coast today into san francisco at 65. increasing breezes through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore increasing breezes this afternoon and mid to upper 70s. as we move into theas bay valleys still going to be warmest here, upper 70s to low 80s. let me show you the temperatures and the clouds. low to mid-50s. we have a chance of a little bit of drizzle. at 7:00 you can seep the clouds coming up from the south. you can see the marine layer, clouds coming in with the cold front. there's a chance of some drizzle with that thicker cloud deck and look at temperatures tomorrow, 50s and 60s. then mainly 60s and 70s for sunday. 60s stay at the coast. 70s and 80s for the rest of us next week. sue? >> we'll take a look at our overall traffic maps which show green which is great for this

good friday, even out of the central valley which is very unusual. we had a car fire near the dumps as you're approaching novato. looks like that is still slowing. once the fire trucks get on scene that may be a different story. we'll follow that for you. look at the commute out of the central valley. so far so good. >> thank you, sue. federal regulators are considering holding mark zuckerberg accountable for the handling of users' personal data. in today's "tech bytes" possible trouble for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. >> "the washington post" reports whether they are considering holding him possible for data lapses. it follows facebook's acknowledgement that millions of instagram pass words have been exposed. and uber is rolling out a new way to make sure riders get into the new cars. >> they are sending safety

alerts that include information about their driver and vehicle. it comes after the murder of a student who got into a car she mistook as her ride. >> before iphones, a key communication method was bbm. the messenger app has struggled to compete with i message and other messaging platforms. >> those are your "tech bytes." have a great weekend. >> people still own blackberries? >> i guess so. oh, boy. a special visitor is pbeach in san francisco.e to a the warriors cruising to victory. the dunk giving the team a huge lead against the clippers. plus, we now know what will be replacing the old amc theater. abc 7 is proud to support the 7,000 unstoppable women coming together for the 30th annual pbwc conference featuring

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of the game. have fun tonight. new developments, a futuristic movie going experience is come to the old amc theater in san francisco. "the chronicle" reports south korean company will do extensive renovations to the space for a new 14 auditorium movie house. in at least one theater they'll install a '40s screen with environmental effects such as wind, rain, snow, fog and lighting. a new theater won't open until early next year. the amc 14 closed in early february. on sunday the warriors will first-round playoff series against the clippers. >> the crossover, leaves it for iguodala and a two-handed jam. >> check out that dunk by andre iguodala. it gave the warriors a 31-point lead in the third quarter last night at staples center, but

this time they did not give up their lead and they cruised to a victory. the dubs lead two games to one. you can watch game four on sunday afternoon. it airs only here on abc 7. tipoff is at 12:30. major league baseball's best power hitter is staying in oakland. multiple reports say chris davis agreed to a two-year contract extension worth $33.5 million. the deal is a huge boost for oakland. davis was going to be a free agent after the season. the 31-year-old led the majors with 48 home runs last season and is the league leader again this year with ten, mike. >> that's good to see they're keeping him. so many of us lament the fact they usually trade their best players. that new ballpark, having him onboard, that would be nice. as we look through the morning

along the coast. as you head out at lunch ten miles per hour. look how fast the winds will be when we wake up tomorrow morning. the winds get even faster tomorrow evening up to 20 to 25 miles an hour. 60s around the bay. upper 60s inland. comfortable for sunday. mid-60s to mid-70s. the 70s and 80s return for monday and it just keeps getting warmer. jumped ahead. i'll send you over to sue. easter eggs. let's go to the east shore freeway where traffic is flowing nicely. you can see the gaps between headlights. it is still early.

we have optimistic thinking, though, that will be a good friday light. overall speeds are at the limit. there's some drive times for you. it's looking pretty good even out of the central valley. the 25-minute drive westbound on 580 looking great into concord from antioch and san rafael to the city under 20 minutes. all right, thank you, sue. an unusual sight is drawing the crowd to a park in san francisco. >> a young elephant seal is molting. signs posted nearby ask people to give the animal spes and experts are asking for, please, no selfies. don't get too close. next at 5:00 a.m. mayor london breed's new proposal as pg&e undergoes bankruptcy. the efforts to search for

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now at 5:00, breaking news in the east bay. fremont police at the scene of a deadly officer involved shooting. they're expected to give an update on what happened at 5:30. plus, a sad story, a teenager swept out to sea at half moon bay. we will tell you about the efforts today to recover his body. good morning, it is friday, april 19th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. hi, mike. we're on fog watch and the visibility at half moon bay less than a quarter of a mile and