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 that is creeping up the coast

and taking over the golden gate bridge where sue tells me it's so thick it's misty, you need the windshield wipers that could translate to a slippery deck. this is going to move into the bay as we head through the morning commute, keep us milder, 48 to 55 degrees at 7:00. as we head through the 12-hour planner, the coast stays at 56. just mid-70s a that sea breeze starts to make its way through more neighborhoods and takes the warmth that we had from yesterday away for a couple en warmer weath ngpsu to talk about the commute. >> we do have a light commute under way for this friday. traffic is flowing nicely past the north gate mall and up towards the civic center. a 20-minute ride into san francisco. still super light on the richmond/san rafael bridge. not even a car at the toll plaza. just nightmarish backups due to the plates that are in the construction zone there on the

bridge. we'll keep an eye on that this morning. a look at your mass transit options. ace train is on modified schedule for the holidays with 1, 3 and 5 running but no 7 and 10. thank you, sue. a boogie border was swept out to sea at half moon bay. the search for his body on hold because it's too dark for the coast guard. >> the victim is a hayward senior. jobina fortson with more on what went wrong. jobina? >> reporter: good morning. friends and family have identified the student as naphtali moi moi. he was here on spring break celebrating ahead of graduation and his friends say the last time they saw him he was facedown in the water. the rip tide snuck up on them. the san mateo county sheriff's office had two helicopters and two boats out here yesterday along with several family members and friends helping with the search that later turned

into a recovery. as moi moi was being pulled out to sea we're told his friend tried his hardest to save him. >> a.j. just yelled at him to float on his back and watch the waves, and they -- he got sucked into the under tow and he felt like he was drowning. >> reporter: the coast guard boat was in the water until midnight last night, and we're told by family and friends that moi moi was a gifted athlete and had a full ride scholarship to the university of wyoming. reporting live, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> a tough story, jobina. thank you. we've learned the benicia man arrested last night after a seven-hour standoff is the same man chp officers arrested earlier this month for making bomb threats on the

benicia/martinez bridge. he called police around 3:00 p.m. claiming to have a firearm. he threatened to harm a relative who lived in his home on east h street. authorities shut down streets and evacuated neighbors in the area. they found multiple loaded firearms in his home after he peacefully surrendered. he was out on bail from the april 5th incident that forced the benicia/martinez bridge to close for several hours. that's when he threatened suicide and claimed he had planted a bomb on the bridge. authorities found no devices. congress decides what to do with special counsel robert mueller's findings about president trump. mueller declined to prosecute president trump on obstruction of justice, but he did not exonerate him. his report provides fresh evidence of mr. trump's interference in the russia probe challenging lawmakers to respond. republicans are eager to push past the investigation while democrats say mueller's findings are far more serious than

initially indicated. they've been hesitant to pursue impeachment. a grandmother accused of murdering her 3-year-old grandson scheduled to make her first court appearance. her arrest has the milpitas community questioning what went wrong. amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: a family is mourning the loss of a 3-year-old boy. police say he was under the care of his grandmother at the time. >> unfortunately, this little boy died and we had to take the grandmother into custody. >> reporter: police say the incident happened monday afternoon on the 700 block of luz del sol loop. officers responded to a 911 call and found the boy unresponsive. >> our officers tried every possible method to try to preserve his life. >> reporter: the county coroner says the boy was strangled. on wednesday the grandmother, 70-year-old foos abdi hashi was booked into the county jail for homicide and child abuse.

back in milpitas those within the gated community say it's tough to imagine such tragedy could happen so close to hope. >> generally it's pretty pleasant. >> it's family oriented. >> reporter: the toddler lived with his aunt who acted as his guardian and his grandmother was his caretaker at the time. >> i can't imagine. i don't know what she was going through. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says hashi is being housed in a dorm for the severe mentally ill. the horrendous crime causing enormous heartbreak. >> it's not only shocked our community but it shocked our personnel and i, as a father, can't believe what the father is going through. >> reporter: hashi is expected to make her first court appearance friday afternoon. i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. this morning investigators will look into the cause of a deadly plane crash in southern california.

a twin engine plane went down last night in fullerton, calirn, st nor om. ilays w sh on the runway during takeoff. the pilot planned to fly to utah. the ninth circuit court of appeals threw out a challenge of the sanctuary city laws. the justice department challenged part of the law restricting police from helping federal authorities deport undocumented immigrants. the doj argued the law by-passes federal authority but the court of appeals said the state law does not conflict with federal immigration statutes. the fbi getting involved in the investigation into the deadly campfire. according to "the chronicle" the district attorney's office wants e pg&e power line suspected of starting the fire. the utility has said it believes at least one of its power lines will be found responsible. pg&e filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.

and mayor london breed is considering taking over some of pg&e's assets as the utility undergoes bankruptcy. the company faces enormous liabilities in recent wildfires. mayor breed says she sees an opportunity to use pg&e's local infrastructure to deliver clean power to residents while keeping rates low. >> of course if it's a possibility we are definitely going to take advantage of the opportunity to do so which will enhance our clean power sf program. >> and the mayor says she's expecting results of the feasibility study later this month. a look at some neighborhood temperatures. excelsior, 49. we have the castro, the mission at 51. crissy field, 49. sunny side, potrero hill. 50 right now in richmond. 54 in san leandro. 52 in santa clara. even some 60s in pittsburg and

tracy, american canyon, 53. petaluma, 49. so micro climate this morning everywhere. we head through the morning. the beaches will be fine today. they'll be back to normal. cool and cloudy with a sea breeze. out and about, just not as warm as yesterday. look at the peninsula. low 70s this afternoon. 63 by 7:00. the east bay valleys, some of the warmest from 53 at 7:00. 63 at 9:00. upper 70s this afternoon. 70 degrees at 7:00. still comfortable for you. you're the last one to feel the sea breeze. you can see the sea breeze starts to reach your neighborhoods at 69. a lot of high clouds. grab the sunglasses anyway. 50s and 60s for highs before even warmer temperatures next

week. here's sue. a look at san jose. on 101 headlights heading northbound. traffic is flowing at the limit here without delay. a look over to 280 at 17 and that's moving nicely as well for about an eight-minute drive from downtown san jose up to cupertino. green is good. slowing up and over the altamont pass. we did have a car fire approaching near the dumps on the right-hand shoulder and traffic is very light through the area. i'm not seeing a lot of slowing yet. cooking oil is helping fuel vehicles in oakland. officials announced raw material like cooking oil is being gathered from oakland businesses and is then turned into renewable diesel which is put into theanksy vehicles. the city fleet has run on renewable diesel since 2015. happening today in the south bay san jose leaders will attend

a groundbreaking ceremony for one of the city's biggest 100% affordable housing projects called the north san pedro studios. when completed the six-story building at bassett and terraine streets will have 118 units and 16 one-bedroom units. it will be the first in the city to set aside 55 units specifically for chronically homeless veterans as well. coming up next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. >> and an abc news exclusive. how a diver was rescued from a cave. and a live look outside right now as you start your day. a nice shot of the san francisco sk

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wroo here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one, breaking news in fremont. police investigating an officer involved shooting outside of washington hospital. investigators say three officers were involved. they confirm the suspect was shot and killed. police will hold a briefing in the next half hour. a hayward high school senior is presumed dead after being swept out to sea at poplar beach in half moon bay. he and his friends were boogie boarding when a rip tide snuck up on them yesterday. it's up to congress to decide what to do with special counsel robert mueller's findings about president donald trump. republicans are eager to push

past the investigation while democrats say the findings are far more serious than initially indicated. number four is weather and it's back. look at this at the golden gate. the surge of the fog and not as hot today. a little spring seesaw. and we're looking at your good friday morning commute which is very light. no metering lights here and your drive from hercules all the way to san francisco a mere 27 minutes. scooter has pulled its fleet off the streets. the company says 435 are stolen in a five-month span. >> a statement from star wars direinksscter a t announ has

new exclusive video shows the dramatic rescue from an underwater cave in tennessee. >> reporter: an abc news exclusive. we're taking you inside this tennessee cave rescue with this never-before-seen underwater footage. watch as the diver makes his way to the missing diver and saves a life. from one end of the cave to the other is 400 feet. sorenson expected to spend two to three hours searching for the missing diver and worried he was pgoing to find him dead. the pictures of this rescue look very much like the rescue of the soccer team stranded in the flooded cave in thailand last year.ig for survival.

uber self-driving unit has gotten a cash infusion of $1 billion. toyota, soft bank have invested in the deal. $7.25 billion. $500 million to create an autonomous fleet based on the sienna minivan. it will transform transportation making streets safer and cities more livable. >> investors have filed two separate class action lawsuits again. lyft allege the company misrepresented its market position when it went public last month saying it dominated 39% of the ride hailing market when it might be actually less. lyft's first day of trading was strong with its share price closing at more than $78.

it has been a downhill slide since ending at just over $58 at yesterday's closing. the easter bunny is getting a little help from seniors. the senior center put on an egg art event yesterday. participants got to see 15 different ways to decorate real and ceramic eggs. traditional egg dyeing, dipping eggs in wax and origami eggs. one art teacher says participants' eggs have symbolism about more than just the holiday. >> it's a wonderful time of knowing that life continues on. it's like you re-invent yourself again. it's about re-inventing yourself, about finding creativity you haven't maybe explored before. >> today is good friday and easter is this sunday. >> you have a good story you toll us this morning. >> hopefully, you're setting me

up. we're getting ready to do a little easter egg hunt with my son who is 1 1/2 this weekend, and i showed him some of the eggs yesterday and he grabbed one and he started walking away with it. and i was like, where are you going, buddy? he was going to put it in the refrigerator. he knows where they go. why is this out right now? we should have it in the refrigerator. we'll see. i don't know how he'll do on sunday. >> that's great. you'll have him bringing in the groceries from the car. >> he's a good helper. >> i like that. it's a great story. we have weather the next seven days which includes easter sunday. here is a look at san jose, 87. it's 54 degrees. the sea breeze will bring us foggy and a little bit of drizzle tonight and then temperatures will tumble to their lowest depths tomorrow before rebounding to possibly their warmest highs so far this year. we just lived through this

yesterday but that's what happens when you look seven days in the future every day. high pressure moving off to the east opening the door for this area of low pressure to bnghigh cold front tonight, bring us that chance of drizzle and even colder weather tomorrow. today still very comfortable, upper 70s to low 70s in the east bay. santa cruz, not so much. 68 with cloud cover. 70 at millbrae. palo alto, 77. mid-60s along the coast. san francisco at about 65 today. 68 in sausalito. mid to upper 70s still comfortable if you're heading up to wine country in the north bay. 73 to about 77 degrees. still, again, very comfortable. and our inland neighborhoods, 79 to about 84 degrees. if you're going to the livermore wine country about 80. all the cloud cover out there, the best chance of drizzle on the peninsula, the coast and up in the east bay hills. my accuweather seven-day forecast, 60s, 50s, breezy tomorrow. back into the 70s sunday and 70s and 80s next week.sue?

good conditions for this good friday drive wise. you're looking at mostly green sensors out there with a little bit of slowing over the altamont. not a typical commute. there's some drive times for you. 580 westbound five minutes into dublin pleasanton. 15 minutes and your drive across the golden gate which does have a thick fog advisory across the span as well as over the waldo, you're looking at about less than 20 minutes from san rafael all the way to the city. thank you, sue. muni is taking action after a passenger was dragged with her hand caught in the door of a light rail car. starting next month new trains will be upgraded with sensors on both sides of the door that open when touched. >> by design the sensors is on the car body and the enhanced design we add a second sensor on the door so that it can stop based on touching either side.

>> right now 7 out of 40 new trains have updated sensors. a new fleet has the highest safety standards. a witness of last week's dragging incident is not convinced. >> i hope whatever fix they are trying to implement helps, but i also don't have confidence based on what i've seen. >> another dangerous problem involving muni, a pin connecting two cars snapped last week mid ride. muni has stopped using those cars. it's not clear when a fix will happen. new details involving facebook's password debacle. millions more instagram users were affected by the password security lapse than we first realized. facebook is the parent company of instagram. facebook announce it had had fixed a password issue. now facebook says it estimates that millions of instagram users were affected by the lapse instead of just tens of thousands it had originally

reported. still ahead getting ready for 4/20. what san francisco is doing differently to make sure people are safe on the pot holiday. and we do want to show you a live look outside as we head to commerci

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>> last year we had to wait for buses to come back when they were taking people out of the event. but this year there will be enough buses there will be a continuing getting people on buses and out of the area. >> there will be designated areas for uber and lyft drivers to prevent gridlock. those head to go hippie hill, glass, drones, alcohol, pets and weapons are not allowed. >> it always surprises me how many people are out there. >> a lot of folks celebrating in the bay area. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including an update on the breaking news. fremont police expected to release more information on a deadly officer involved shooting in just a few minutes. we'll get that to you. the reason one e-scooter company is pulling all of its scooters off the streets for now. a live look outside right now at the financial distric

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we're tracking breaking news this morning, a deadly officer involved shooting in fremont. we'll take you there live as police are about to give us an update on what happened. democrats are planning their next steps after the release of the mueller report. meanwhile, president trump is claiming victory. and uber rolling out a new safety feature to make sure riders get in the right vehicle. good morning to you. it's friday, april 19th. thanks for joining us. never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. you all have your easter colors on today. i wasn't thinking right when i got up this morning. >> didn't get the memo. >> i'll have it on sunday. >> you had it on earlier this week. were you a step ahead of some of us. a look at what's going on outside, a little gray for some of us this morning. you can see the fog developing along the coast encompassing the golden gate and moving into the bay as we head through the morning commute. you can see the winds are

innsownd lle t tem especially along the coast and into san francisco. this morning we're a little bit milder, upper 40s to mid-50s. notice the 50s stay at the coast mid-70s at 4:00. you'll be lucky maybe some deep inland east bay valleys could hit 80 for the warm spots and back in the 50s and 60s at 7:00. hi, sue. good morning. we'll take a look at this good friday commute. to the south bay we go, 280 at 17 just before the 17 overcrossing. reports of a solo spinout partially blocking the left lane. traffic after that is moving quite nicely. a look at our sensors and see if we're seeing any slow traffic at all in the northbound direction. it doesn't look like it. northbound near stevens creek is where this happened. we'll keep following this for you. for now it looks pretty quiet out there. >> thank you, sue. we are tracking breaking news this morning in fremont. police are investigating an officer involved shooting after responding to reports of a

possible active shooter outside washington hospital. it happened on civic center drive and mowry avenue just before 11:00 last night. police say the suspect was shot and killed. they confirmed three officers were involved in the shooting. police are set to hold a briefing at any moment, and we are streaming that live on abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us there this morning and she'll have an update at the top of the hour at 6:00 a.m. >> now on to developing news, president trump claiming vindication this morning as democrats plot their next step after the mueller investigation report was 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 nearly 450-page report outlined no evidence of a thy p russian meddling in the presidential election in 2016. the special counsel declaring if we had confidence after a thorough investigation of the facts that the president clearly did not commit obstruction of justice, we would so state. instead robert mueller declined to clear the president on 11 possible instances of obstruction of justice. and finding the president did repeatedly try to intervene even pressured then white house counsel don mcgann to get mueller fired, an order he refused. a recurring theme. mueller writes the president's efforts to influence the investigation were mostly unsuccessful, but that is largely because the person who is surrounded the president declined to carry out orders or

accede to his requests. mueller's own words suggesting it's now up to congress. democrats agree. >> the responsibility now falls to congress to hold the president accountable for his actions. >> reporter: and they want to hear from robert mueller. republicans, however -- o me one words game over, but this is a political game that's 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. this article goes into detail 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. 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 on monday. the rector of notre dame has proposed building a small, temporary church outside of the cathedral while it's closed for restoration. a political mailer many people saw this week is being called racist propaganda. >> many including mayor london breed. she says she is disgusted by the mailer which equates a bill with negro removal and references to a painful time in san francisco history when the african-american population in san francisco dropped from 15% to under 5%. >> it was hurtful and offensive. to get a political mailer with the n-word prominently featured

was really very shocking. >> 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. >> state senator scott wiener is the author of sb-50, a bill which seeks to put more multiunit housing near transportation hubs. the mailer accuses wiener of making the crisis worse for working class communities of color. people in the east bay 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 yesterday as hundreds of people marched in their honor. many of them were from oakland international community school where angel was a kindergartner.

police found the vehicle involved in the hit-and-run but are still looking for the 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 a teacher got sick. police tell us a hazmat team checked out malcolm x elementary school yesterday. 50 students and a teacher reported feeling dizzy and nauseous after a performance in but not find anything toxic. time to talk about temperatures. let's take a look at the peninsula and how cool it is with the fog along the coast. half moon bay and pacifica, 46. 50 at daly city and also in san bruno and menlo park for the cool spots on the peninsula. everyone else in the mid-50s there. we have 61 in oakland for the warm spot. antioch right behind it, 60. mid-50s around san jose. up in the hills, los gatos

warmer at 62. napa at 53.ha n me ias thgoe idgeul you can see the light glistening from the pink moon, that's what it is, this month. it was technically full at about 4:18 this morning. here is your driving, mass transit, the ferry, watch out for the fog that's going to be spreading through the bay the next couple of hours. in the north bay clouds until 9:00 and 58, low clouds. high clouds and sunshine. low to mid-70s. notice the sea breeze gets more aggressive by 7:00. same thing in the east bay. we'll be down to 61 by 7:00 with that sea breeze getting faster. and in san francisco you can see it, also, pretty cloudy through 9:00. high clouds and sunshine, mid-60s this afternoon. 57 at 7:00. temperatures will tumble even more with faster breezes tomorrow. i'll show that you coming up in the easter sunday forecast.

we've touched upon the golden gate bridge, misty and damp. >> i had the windshield wipers coming on through but that was before the lane change so i only had two lanes to go through. that's pretty scary. so far so good. no problems there. there you have it. that's what it looks like now. you have four lanes in the southbound direction. and lots of mist on the windshield. still a good drive over the waldo and into san francisco from marin county. already this morning we have a back yum at the richmond/san rafael bridge. those are cash. these are fastrak. as you can see everybody is stacked up now. a look at our sensors to see what the actual span looks like if you're making your way towards richmond from -- to marin from the richmond side. under 20 miles an hour until you pass those steel plates in the roadway and then things do pick up.

highway 37 has been congested because the richmond bridge is so bad lately. we'll check back in a few minutes. thank you, sue. happening today in the south bay activists plan to protest the dumping of electric scooters near s.a.p. center. the organizer from the salmon and stel head restoration group has already pulled out 30 scooters. he plans to pull out more today. the group says the scooters contain lithium batteries that are a threat to the endangered steelhead trout in the river. scoot has pulled its electric scooters off san francisco streets. the san francisco company sent an email to customers say iing they need an update. the company says 435 of them were stole nen a five-month span. the scooters should be back on the streets early next week. gas prices just keep climbing in california and now questi a mystery surcharge.

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in case we do have kids going off to school today. a little bit of fog near the coast, the north bay valleys, milder this morning. 47 to 54. notice the temperature starting to spread already by 11:00 and then 50s, 60s, and 70s from the coast, the bay to inland. still pretty comfortable after school. a look around. chico, sacramento, 91 in fresno. they're 100 in palm springs. low to mid-70s in san diego. the sierra, specifically tahoe has a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. that and the warm weather on the way is going to continue to melt up there. they have so much snow that once you get past the rain they can groom it and you can ski it. mike,ks californ g prices have been going up by 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 drivers pay the most in the bay area at $4.15 per gallon. it is blamed on the 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 than the rest of the country. but as of this morning we are about $1.20 higher. >> he says that 30 cent surcharge is going to suppliers but isn't sure which ones. it generates about $4 billion a year. the state lawmakers asked california's attorney general to look into it. the ag's office tells abc 7 news it will monitor production at california's refineries to see if costs are high longer than they should be. "star wars" fans are fuming

after director george lucas revealed jar jar binks is his favorite star wars character. known for being the annoying character that everyone loves to hate in episodes one, two, and three. lucas thinks otherwise. he confessed his love at an event in chicago. "star wars" is owned by disney which also owns abc 7. a lot of people disagreeing with him. >> jar jar. >> don't think so. >> over yoda and hahn, no. >> do you have a favorite, sue? >> i think yoda. i love them all. >> luke skywalker. i don't know. >> that's pretty good. mike? >> me thinks he's kidding. i hated that was such a disappointed. i tried not to be negative but he said that was his favorite movie, too. >> i know, yikes. mine is "the empire strikes

back" and hans solo is my favorite. >> mine, too. >> i like chewy, also. >> fun. balances him out a little bit. >> and you just want to give him a hug, right? let's take a look at what's going on outside. a look at the roof camera. winds are blowing off the coast. they're going to ramp up especially tomorrow. that's why we have the temperatures that are going to tumble today and tomorrow with the faster breezes and then the warmest weather of the year next week. didn't we just live through that yesterday? that's just more signs that summer is right around the corner. a look at today's temperature, still comfortable if not warm around morgan hill and gilroy. santa cruz, that sunshine and those 70s from yesterday will be gone today. 70 in millbrae and mid-70s for just about the rest of the peninsula. mid-60s along the coast. with that breeze and the cloud cover it will feel cooler. mid-60s in downtown and sausalito.

62 to 64 to bodega bay. 74 to nearly 80 through the north bay valleys. 73 to 77, north to south along the east bay shore. we have 79 at san ramone. look at the temperatures tonight. low to mid-50s. look at how much thicker the cloud cover is and let me show you what happens. our future radar and the high clouds that are coming in. notice the faster sea breeze and thicker clouds with the cold front tonight. tomorrow morning we have a chance of drizzle. once that goes away it will be a partly cloudy, breezy day with 50s and 60s. most areas sunday and 70s and 80s, almost summerlike weather next week. sue? >> looks good. a look back at the richmond san rafael bridge where it's been a continuing nightmare due to the steel plates. things do pick up but not until after mid span.

right now a little bit of slowing where you go from two lanes down to one. otherwise you're looking green all the way over towards sears point and novato. happening today the couple who pleaded guilty to imprisoning and torturing their own children heading back to court for sentencing in riverside. david and louise turpin will spend at least 25 years in prison. the turpins were accused of abusing 12 of the 13 children. they pleaded guilty in february to torture, false imprisonment and endangering their children for dozens of years. tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary of an attack that killed 13 people at columbine high school in littleton, colorado. the school is moving ahead with ceremonies to remember those victims as the community awaits more details on what led to an 18-year-old allegedly obsessed with the 1999 shoot to go buy a

gun and shoot herself in the foothills. uber is releasing a new feature to help riders ensure they're getting into the right vehicles. it will send a push alert reminding them to check the driver and the vehicle including the name, photo, license plate number and vehicle make and model. this is uber's first new safety feature since a university of south carolina student was killed last month. she got no a car she had mistaken for an uber. possible trouble for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. "the washington post" reports federal regulators are considering whether to hold him personally responsible for his company's data lapses. the report follows facebook's acknowledgement that millions of instagram passwords have been exposed. two years after the fire festival failed it isking waves. hulu and netflix may face subpoenas over their two documentaries about the

festival. you may remember a promotional video promised a luxury getaway in the bahamas but the event in 2017 fell apart. with food, shelter and security concerns. now according to bloomberg a bankruptcy lawyer wants answers from hulu and netflix about the behind-the-scenes footage they obtained and how they got it. so far no comment from either company. have you seen either? >> i have not. >> they are fascinating to watch and have a lot of behind-the-scenes film. >> interesting to get to the bottom of that. new at 6:00, some of the foods you will no longer see on the mcdonald's menu. >> first, the warriors cruising to victory. we'll show you the dunk that is giving the team -- well it gave the team a huge lead against the clippers. >> abc 7 is proud to support the 7,000 unstoppable women coming together for the 30th annual

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our friends from the north, the toronto blue jays in town to take on the a's. 63, dropping down to a little bit of a breeze and 57 have a good time. the chronicle reports south

korean company cjcv will do renovations to the space for a new 14 auditorium movie house. in at least one theater they'll install a '40s screen with synchronized motion seats and environmental effects like wind, rain, snow, fog, and lightning. the new theater won't open until early next year in the van ness closed in early february. >> i don't know if i want that with my movies. >> sounds intense. on sunday the warriors will try to take control of their first-round playoff series against the clippers >> the crossover, leaves it for iguodala. the two had be-handed jam. >> check out the dunk. >> my andre iguodala giving them the lead last night staples center. this time they cruised to a 132-105 victory. the dubs lead the best-of-seven seriesrnoon.

it airs only here on abc 7 and tipoff is at 12:30. major league baseball's best power hitter staying in oakland. multireports say a's slugger khris davis agreed to a two-year contract expansion worth $33.5 million. the deal is a huge boost for oakland. davis was to become 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. sue? all right. let's go oakland. we have some mild conditions this good friday. take a look at the east shore freeway. there's gaps in between the headlights and everybody seems to be behaving and movinge lit om tohe mcahur maze. we'll lookhercules, highway 4 i the city, less than 30 minutes. wouldn't that be nice if that was every day? jut a little bit of slowing over the altamont pass this hour

and we're taking a look at highway 37 which is a good alternate for you. a little bit of slowing when we go from two to one lane. late road work picked up there and that's still jammed even this hour. mike? sue, thank you very much. the winds are firmly onshore. not too aggressive at noon. more aggressive during the evening hours. on the back side of the cold front 10 to 20-mile-per-hour winds, up to 30 at the coast tomorrow morning and then those start to translate in. 15 to 25-mile-per-hour winds to 35 at the coast. a look at the temperatures, some 50s along the coast into san francisco. we rebound as the breezes relax. 60s and 70s for sunday. 70s and 80s -- and this isn't even the warmes day. some mid to upper 80s by tuesday and wednesday. we'll show that you up next in

the next half hour. thank you, mike. an unusual sight is drawing quite the crowd to a park in san francisco. >> a young elephant seal is molting or shedding. it's normal for seals to shed before they head back into the water and signs posted advise people to give the animal its space and marine mammal experts are asking the public, please, no self-ies. folks, stay away from the animal. let it be. don't get too close. >> just have a little room there. >> a little space. we are staying on top of breaking news. a suspect dead after a police involved shooting late last night. amy hollyfield just got an update from fremont police. she'll join us live with the latest. also ahead this morning there could be a big change oming to instagram. the fea

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good morning. finally friday, april 19th. >> the good friday holiday. i know a lot of folks off for the easter holiday and the events this weekend. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. a little bit cooler tomorrow but overall pretty nice forecast. right, mike? >> it is going to be a little aggressive tomorrow, the winds. that will make it so much cooler. it will be warmer, more comfortable for sunday. we're watching the thick fog along the peninsula coast, make it as far east as the golden gate. that's about it. it will march east as you see the winds pointing to the land now and you can see that finger of fog that wasn't there just acros angsland andars morning. 47 to 54