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 at 7:00. fog back at the coast by noon. keeping you in the 50s for the

rest o few areas in the east bay valleys that could hit 80 at 4:00 and then back down to the 50s and 60s by 7:00. so transition on the way. a look at the commute with sue. we will take a look at the san mateo bridge where traffic is flowing nice ly across the span. chp has tweeted out they are going to be bearing down on distracted driving today. so stay off those cell phones. hands-free devices. they will be out en masse looking for thoseviolators. a pretty green, good friday. slowing out of the central valley, the richmond/san rafael bridge, late work there with those emergency steel plates. a look at your drive times once you make it past the tolls. your bridge commute just under

15 minutes over to hayward -- pardon me, over to foster city. and dumbarton bridge about a ten-minute drive from east to west. >> sue, thank you. right now we are tracking breaking news in fremont. we want to get straight to that live picture that we have from the scene. it's near washington hospital. police are holding a briefing there for reporters. they're talking about an officer involved shooting, they responded to a possible active shooter outside the hospital. we got word the police department saying this all started when the suspect shot at an officer but that officer was not hit. the suspect, though, was shot and killed. >> yes. and amy hollyfield is live. she is listening in to the press conference now and she is going to take all those notes possible and she will certainly give us an update in a moment thflt . this is a live look.

you can see everything is closed off as far as trying to get through there traffic wise and the investigation continues. everything started near washington hospital. >> you'll see large scene there and several blocks blocked off now as police tried to comb through the evidence on the scene. still, again, we'll check in with amy shortly. a benicia man is in custody following a seven-hour standoff. police say he is the same man who made a bomb threat on the benicia/martinez bridge a few weeks ago. 54-year-old rodney brinckerhoff claimed to have a firearm and threatened to harm a person. authorities shut down streets and evacuated some of the neighbors and found multiple loaded firearms in his home after he peacefully surrendered last night. he was out on bail from this claimed he had planted bb on

the bridge. it was closed for several hours. authorities found no explosive devices. a 70-year-old grandmother is due in court today. she is accused of killing her 3-year-old grandson. police responded to a home on luz del sol loop. when officers got there the little boy was unresponsive. the county coroner says that the boy was strangled. officials booked his grandmother, foos abdi hashi, into jail for homicide and child abuse. police say the parents were out of state. his grandmother was his caretaker at the time. >> not only shocked our community but it shocked our personnel. i as a father can't believe what the family is going through. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office says hashi is being housed in a dorm for the severely mentally ill to make

sure she does not harm herself or others. she is due in court at 1:30 this afternoon. developing news out of washington as congress decides what to do with special counsel robert mueller's findings about president trump. mueller clined t procute president trumpn obstruction of justice but 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. the fbi is getting involved in the investigation into the deadly campfire. the butte county district attorney's office wants the fbi to test some towers from the pg&e power lines suspected of starting the fire. the utility has said it believes at least one of its power lines will be found responsible. rlr iseaed forkrtc and here is a live look from

sutro tower this morning. you can see the fog not visible here, but it's making its way to the east and so is the cooling sea breeze. we're going to initiate our temperature tumble today about 3 to 11 degrees cooler as we drop into the 60s and 70s. evn colder weather tomorrow before the warmest you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand! stop! we should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you prthem ame. this iwifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome.

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along most of the east bay shore. a lot of 50s until you get up t watching the flags limp right now. faster b smal cra advisory and just not as warm if you're going to be out and about. more comfortable than the warmth yesterday. 54 at 7:00 to 70 at 1:00. notice when the sea breeze gets stronger that dramatic drop down to 63 degrees. by 11:00 we're in the 80s. only 70 at 7:00. for the south bay, 55 at 7:00. upper 70s by 3:00 and then again the sea breeze kicks in and you're down to 70 by 7:00.

here is sue. we have a thick fog advisory, dense fog w needed. two lanes northbound, four lanes for your southbound commute off the waldo and once you get past the span into the city looks good, fog free. back to the richmond/san rafael bridge where it's slow and go, late road work picking up with the emergency repairs and now you're stacked up behind the toll plaza. once you get onto the span itself it's not so bad. we'll take a quick look at what that looks like speed wise backed up for about a 20-minute delay behind the tolls and then you're full speed ahead from after the tolls merging into the two lanes across to marin county. thank you, sue. cooking oil is now helping fuel city vehicles in oakland. officials announced that raw material like cooking oil is being gathered from oakland businesses. it's then turned into renewable diesel which is put into the gas tanks of city vehicles. the city fleet has run on renewable diesel since 2015.

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muni is taking action after a passenger was dragged with her hand caught. new trains will be upgraded with sensors on both sides of the door that open when touched. >> by design the sensor is on the car body. in the enhansed 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 upgraded sensors. muni says the new fleet, which went into service two years ago, has the highest safety standards. huge crowds expected to attend tomorrow's 4/20 smokeout celebration in golden gate park. city officials expect up to 20,000 people to converge on hippie hill for the event. that is about 10,000 less than last year. street closures and heavy traffic greatly impact those who live in the area.

so the city created a new plan to help with congestion. >> last year we had to wait for buses to come back when they were taking people out of the event. this year there will be enough buses that there will be a continuing getting people on buses and out of the area. >> there will also be designated areas for uber and lyft drivers to prevent gridlock. those head to go hippie hill, remember, glass, drones, alcohol, pets and weapons are not allowed. of course it's also east they are weekend. and the easter bunny getting a little help from some san francisco seniors. >> the san francisco senior center put on an egg arts event yesterday. participants got to see 15 different ways to decorate real and ceramic eggs. traditional egg dyeing, dipping in wax and origami eggs. one art teacher says the eggs have symbolism that are about more than just the holiday. >> it's a wonderful time of knowing that life continues on

especially as elders we like knowing that. it's like you re-invent yourself again. it's about re-inventing yourself, about finding creativity you haven't maybe explored before. >> today, of course, is good friday. easter is this sunday and i know there's going to be a lot of easter egg hunts. mine never looked that fancy. that's high quality art. >> you know what i would do when i was little? we would poke a hole in the top and drain out the yolk, let it dry and put m&ms inside and cover them. it was like a real egg but hollow, you would make the plastic ones. >> that sounds like fun, too. sue, any easter egg hunts this weekend? >> oh, yeah. i still love coloring the eggs with the kids. it's so much fun. those are fancy eggs. not quite like that. we're going to san rafael where traffic is moving nicely. it's pretty good friday light past the civic center and on

into central san rafael. everybody is at the limit. it is very foggy there. give a heads-up. no metering lights so far this morning. we are looking at friday light with about 27-minute drive just under 30 minutes from hercules all the way into san francisco. green is good. we even have relatively light commute over the altamont pass. here is where it is still a bummer. we have this road work late picking up and the steel plates in the middle of the richmond/san rafael bridge and you are slow to under 30 miles an hour and then once you get past the tolls on to the span, things do pick up nicely. expect significant delays just getting to the toll plaza. let's take a look at what's going on with your weather. a look at the fog. it is accelerating i brie and o shoreline. we're looking north on emeryville here and you can see that's a sign that things are starting to get a little bit different outside. san jose, you have high clouds

and sunshine and temperature about 54 degrees. partly sunny with the warmth easing thanks to the return of the sea breeze. it gets more aggressive tonight along with a cold front that brings us fog and drizzle for tomorrow morning. and then the temperatures will tumble the greatest amount tomorrow before rebounding to even warmer levels next week. we have upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay. santa cruz, did you enjoy the sunshine and warm weather yesterday? not as much today. we start in the 77 degree range around palo alto and over to menlo park. low to mid-60s along the coast with mid to upper 60s in downtown south san francisco and sausalito. a nice day in the north bay. sitting in the sunshine. won't get too hot. we have mid-70s for most of the east bay shore. oakland, 73. fremont warmer at 77. and it may be uncomfortable in the sunshine in the east bay valley with most of us around 80 to 84 degrees. a lke tcklos mi50 let me show you what's going on. the cold front coming down and

there's the high clouds coming up from the south. they converge on toon, keep us . look at this, tomorrow morning our best chance of drizzle on the peninsula coast but also some other areas could have it. tomorrow a chance of thunderstorms in the sierra, all those snowcap mountains. you may be dodging lightning tomorrow. i wonder if that would stop the ski resorts. yes, it would, obviously. sunday it's going to be a little bit warmer here, 70s. and then look at that warmth next week. talking about skiing, let's go back to sue. >> we do have the tahoe toyota report for you. it's a good one, too. skiing, although spring conditions, with slush happening by about noon. so if you can get up there early and get on the runs early. right now the roads are wide open, no chain requirements. just a nice cruise up towards squaw alpine for less than three hours and 20 minutes. northstar about three hours and 20 minutes. heavenly right around the same

thing. the conditions at sugar bowl, one of the closer ones to the bay area on 80 looks great now with no chains. these bases are going to be diminishing greatly, as mike said, it's going to be much warmer over the next little while. though squaw says they're going to stay open until the fourth of july, believe it or not. that's pretty crazy here we are in mid-april giving you the tahoe report. skiing could go on for quite some time and sure going to be clean, smooth sailing getting up there. that is your toyota at that show report. >> thank you, sue. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00. >> ginger zee live with a look at what's ahead. let's ski through july. i say that. some of the places are thinking about it at least. alexis and jessica, so nice to be with both of you this of course coming up on "gma" the very latest on the new battle brewing after the release of the mueller report. democrats, of course, calling for robert mueller and attorney general william barr to testify.

now a top democrat and white house press secretary sarah sanders both joining us live this morning. also this morning, a deadly storm on the move. if you are traveling east, if you have a flight over here anywhere from, say, florida up to even new england, you're going to want to pay attention to this storm. it's already knocking out power in georgia this morning, trees down, tornadoes reported in the last 24 hours, ten of them. it's already killed three people and now we have kind of enhanced and moderate risk areas. plus brand-new video from inside that dramatic cave rescue shows the moment the hero diver was found alive and pulled to safety. great airline travel hacks. if you're about to do it just wait. we'll show you how to save because one family that we helped apparently saves hundreds of dollars on their trip. you'll want to see it all coming up only on "gma." >> i booked a flight for a summer trim and did not save any

mone one day too lategildouather be in the big city for your vacation or a beach? >> oh, beach. a million percent. 's liv he.eople come here, ginger, thanks. good to see you. mcdonald's is mixing up its menu. what you will not be able to order anymore. and a live look right now from sky 7 as we continue to track breaking news in the fremont area. an officer involved shooting in the fremont area near washington hospital late last night. we are just getting a press briefing from police there on scene and you can see a very large crime scene still there as they investigate. we're

welcome back at 6:25 on this friday. thoughts towards sun rise services and easter egg hunts and the weather is going to be a little chilly, a little dew on the grass around 7:00 with mid-40s to 50. breezy, upper 50s there. the rest of us in

mid-70s. mcdonald's is getting rid of its artisan channhamburgers. the signature crafted recipe launched two years ago mcdonald's said it's making the decision based on customer feedback. a classic cafe in tiburon is back open after a big six-week remodel. >> sam's anchor cafe changed up its legendary bar and opened a wall to connect a dining room to the outdoor patio. that way more customers can see great views of san francisco. the cafe first opened in 1920 as a place for rail and ferry workers to eat. >> people who come to sam's feel like it's part of their life, they feel an ownership and respect for the place. >> long time customers told the owner what they wanted the cafe to keep and that includes its classic popcorn machine and menu favorites like the lobster roll and the burger with champagne. >> all this talk about hamburger is making me hungry. >> me, too. >> i hear sue saying i love

sam's. so great when the sun is out and you can sit right there and see the sailboats come in. >> sounds perfect. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, why one e-scooter company pulled its entire fleet off the streets of san francisco. and breaking news, a deadly police involved shooting. the suspect was killed overnight. fremont police just updated us on the investigatio

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we just got an update from free mon pmont police who say t officers were ambushed when they had to kill a man. the latest coming up. white house press secretary sarah sanders on the defense one day after the release of the mueller report. strong words she shared with abc's george stephanopoulos this morning. what's in the air? the action an east bay schooling is planning after dozens of teachers and students started feeling sick. and an instagram world where the number of likes don't matter. can you imagine? >> what? >> social nwo making the change. >> what's the point of posting? >> we'll discuss it. >> no validation for your

selfie, mike. >> my self-esteem meter just -- >> you get thousands of likes every time you post. >> i wish that were true.oesbos. but anyway, it's friday. >> some weekend pictures coming up. >> that will be fun especially the kids out in the yard looking for eggs. i'll be looking for some warmer weather after tomorrow. right now i'm watching fog along the coast pushing across the golden gate and now making it to berkeley and emeryville and spreading along the east bay shoreline. it hasn't taken over san francisco. a gorgeous shot of downtown from the exploratorium at pier 15. mild they are morning, 47 to 54. the sea breeze keeps the coast in the 50s today. we'll reach the 70s at noon and stay in the 70s at 4:00 except for the east bay valleys. you have the best shot at seeing some 80s. a look at the weekend forecast next. here is sue. checking on your south bay commute it's pretty light and we're looking at highway 87 past the s.a.p. center and up to the san jose airport.

everybody is at the limit here behaving nicely and across town on 280 right at the 17/880 overcrossing, the same. everybody is looking good with light drive conditions, about a nine-minute drive from downtown san jose into cupertino. first reports of an accident menlo park near marsh. that should say marsh not march. i will come back in a couple minutes with a new accident just being reported in hayward on 880 in just a few. thank you, sue. now back to our breaking news we've been tracking this morning from fremont. a deadly officer involved shooting. >> it happened just before as sky is over the scene right now. fremont police just wrapped up a news conference on the incident. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield was there. amy, we hear this all started when the suspect opened fire on an officer who was driving by. >> reporter: yeah, they're calling it an ambush.

police say this was an unfortunate situation, but there was no doubt in their mind that their officers were in danger and that they had to shoot and kill this man. police say one of their officers was driving on sick center drive in fremont last night -- he wasn't responding to a call. he was just heading to the police station. a man fired at his vehicle. they say it was out of nowhere and the officer was under attack. >> he noticed a lone male emerge from the east side of civic center, pointed a firearm and fired rounds at our officer. the officer's vehicle was actually struck by gunfire. the officer made an immediate u-turn, came to a stop, got out of his vehicle, deployed his rifle and engaged the suspect. the officer did fire at the suspect, and the suspect fell to the ground.

otherffer arrived. they say they saw him crawling toward his gun, so they shot at him gun, and they say he was killed. no officers or bystanders were hurt. this all happened in front of washington hospital. it started at 10:50 last night. they say the entire incident took about 17 minutes. they haven't who was killed. they also don't know his motivation saying it appears he just randomly was firing his gun at that officer's car. reporting live in fremont, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. more breaking news now, former vice president joe biden will announce if he's running for president next week according to three people with knowledge of his plans. the announcement is expected as early as wednesday and after months of deliberation over his political future. developing news now in just the last 20 minutes the house

judiciary committee issued a subpoena for robert mueller's full report on the russia investigation. certainly something we expected to happen but a very big headline this morning just coming in. and this all as president trump continues to claim the report vindicates him. 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 pd 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 had been page report outlined no evidence of a criminal conspiracy and russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. but on obstruction 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 justinding presi 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 persons who 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 directly from the man behind the report, robert mueller by the end of may. republicans, however -- >> 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 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. also this morning white house press secretary sarah sanders is pushing back on allegations the mueller report exposed a culture of lying at the white nqu sp toner director which led to his firing in 2017. >> special counsel writes that those comments were not founded on anything. that's when you talked to the special counsel about when you were facing criminal penalties if you didn't tell the truth. now you're trying to walk away from it. why can't you acknowledge that what you said then was not true. >> no. i've said the word i used countless, and i also said if you look at what's in quotations for me, it's that and it was in

the heat of the moment. that wasn't me. >> you can catch the full interview on "gma" at 7:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. and we have complete coverage of the mueller report on our website, abc7news.com. this article digs into more detail and includes everything from lawmakers' responses to political analysis. got a beautiful picture from sky 7 this morning of the full moon as it starts to get just a little bit crowded by those high clouds that are coming in. it was technically full at 4:18 this morning. this month it's called the pink moon. kind of looks fitting, doesn't it? pastels out there though they're muted. you can see just how gorgeous that is. sit here and look at this for a few more minutes. we have to move on. thanks, guys,sky 7. 68 morgan hill. most of us in the low to mid-50s in the south bay. novato, bodega bay and half moon bay. mid to upper 40s there. another gorgeous shot, the sun peeking its head over treasure

island. you can see it is absolutely going to be a gorgeous sun rise from our exploratorium camera and running a time lapse. look for that later at mike nicco, abc 7. some caution out there because of increased fog and even more so tomorrow morning. who will be commuting on saturday? not as many of us. 50 at 7:00 in the north bay. 66 by 11:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon. we go from 70 at 5:00 to 64. the sea breeze will get stronger during the evening hours. make sure you grab a coat if you're heading out. 54 in the east bay. upper 60s during the afternoon hours. down to 61 already by 7:00. you see the reoccuring theme there. san francisco, you'll get into the mid-60s today. sorry, jessica, not the mid-70s and sunshine of yesterday. those might return. tomorrow will be our coldest and windiest day. our warmer temperatures of the year in the accuweather seven-day forecast.

>> it's pretty thick. you'll probably need your windshield wipers. a couple trouble spots. you can see slowing over the altamont. that's nothing new. that commute continues to just be nightmarish with those steel plates in the middle of the span. over to san leandro we have an accident north 880 near davis. i am seeing a bit of slow traffic approaching that, too. and near the cordelia area westbound 80 before 680 we have a solo vehicle spinout here. >> thank you, sue. 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 yesterday morning.

state of the union and a teacher reported feeling dizzy and nauseous during a performance in the auditorium. they tested the air but didn't find anything toxic. scoot has pulled its scooters off the streets. the company september an email saying its scooters needed an update to prevent theft. they were permitted to be in san francisco. the company says 435 of them were stolen in a five-month span. up next a hayward high school senior swept out to sea while boogie boarding. the recovery effort happening in half moon bay. new and

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if you have school today let's take care of your forecast. we'll have a little bit of fog this morning and high clouds and sunshine. pretty comfortable even at 11:00. we're in the 50s, 60s, and 70s and warmer than that at 3:00. mid to upper 40s and mid-50s this morning. look at these temperatures nearly 100 in palm springs but closer to the coast low to mid-70s. nearly 90 in fresno. increasing clouds, 67 in monterey. mid-80s through the rest of the central valley and a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow. on top of all of this snow you can see it's melting but there is still plenty to ski.

sue tells me it gets slushy by noon. get out there early when it's a little bit better. >> thank you, mike. developing now a recovery effort for a missing boogie boarder. friends identify the victim as hayward high school senior naphtali moi moi. a rip tide pulled him out to sea at poplar beach yesterday afternoon. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live with the latest. jobina? >> reporter: good morning. moi moi's friends say they last saw him facedown in the water. they were all here on spring break celebrating ahead of graduation when moi moi, a senior in hayward, and also we're learning he was a very gifted football player, an athlete that had big dreams and had a full ride scholarship to the universiy of wyoming. 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. he told his friends -- we were told his friends tried to save him but the currents were too strong. >> i feel so sorrowful for the family, all their hopes for him. >> reporter: it was a rip tide that snuck up on moi moi and his friends, and that's what began to pull him out to sea. the coast guard boat was out in the water until midnight last night and the recovery efforts will continue later today. for now reporting live in half moon bay, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. such a tough story. so young with his whole life ahead of him. >> so sad. thank you, jobina. political mailer that many people received this week and saw on tv and online is being called racist propaganda. >> many san franciscans received the flier including mayor london breed. she says she is disgusted by the mailer which equates a state housing bill with, quote, negro

removal, a reference 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 it was offensive and 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, could 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 him of making the housing affordability crisis worse for working class communities of color. ancestry.com is apologizing for an advertisement many people on social media found offensive. cnn reports the ad showed a white man in the 1800s telling a

black woman they can't, quote, escape to the north while holding a ring in his left hand. the video ends with a marriage certificate appearing on the screen saying the couple portrayed got married in canada in 1857. critics say it romanticizes slavery. the ad was released on youtube on april 2nd but the video went viral on twitter yesterday. it has been removed. now to your morning money report. 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 had been exposed. investors filed two separate class action lawsuits against san francisco-based lyft claiming the company misrepresented its market position when it went public last month. they say lyft promised to dominate 39% of the ride hailing market when it might actually be

less. lyft's first day of trading was strong with its share price closing at more than $78. but it's been on a downhill slide since then ending at just over $58 at yesterday's close. lyft declined to comment on the lawsuits. two years after the fire festival failed it is still making waves. hulu and netflix may face subpoenas over their documentaries about the festival. you may remember a promotional video promised a luxury getaway in the bahamas. the event in 2017 fell apart with food, shelter, and security concerns. according to bloomberg, a bankruptcy lawyer wants answers from hulu and netflix about the behind-the-scenes footage and how they obtained it. so far no comment from either company. uber is releasing a new feature to help riders ensure they're getting into the right vehicles. the ride hailing company says it will send a push alert to riders reminding them to check the driver and vehicle. the alert will include the driver's 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 that she had mistaken for an uber. a major change may be coming to instagram. >> it may start hiding the number of likes on the pictures you post. according to mashable the company may be testing a way to hide like counts on instagram posts. instagram says it wants followers to focus on what they share not how many likes they get. the company tells mashable exploring ways to reduce pressure on instagram is something they're always thinking about. it denies testing the feature. >> wow. i mean, that would change everything, right? >> especially for mike's millions of followers. >> millions. >> i think it would really help, the pressure that maybe adults at this point in our lives we probably feel okay if we don't get that many likes. i think younger people, there's so much pressure to have a ton

of likes and then i'm also thinking about what are all the influencers going to do. >> in business it's different. that's part of our job. >> we are measured on that. >> right, right. it's going to change a lot of things. >> to alexis' point for young kids who are in high school, middle school and they're starting to feel that pressure, it's probably a good thing. >> for me i just have to eat better food. that seems to get a lot of likes on instagram. >> it won't matter anymore. >> i can eat crappy food. >> do you post food pictures? are you one of those? >> i'm just kidding. i don't post a lot. >> he just posts pictures of his cat. >> yes, those do very well. >> and the sun rise. >> it was gorgeous this morning. let's take a look at what's going on. look at that finger of fog. yep, it is back and it is bringing cooler weather today. here is a look from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. a gorgeous sun rise developing. partly sunny with the warmth easing. breezy conditions, fog and a little bit of drizzle tomorrow

morning and then the temps will follow that with the coolest highs of the next seven days. high pressure moving, opening the door for the fog to return and this cold front that will bring us that cooler weather and faster breezes tomorrow. for today still upper 70s to low 80s in the south bay. clouds, though, in santa cruz at 68. 70 to 77 on the peninsula today. low to mid-60s along the coast. 65 in downtown. upper 60s in south san francisco, sausalito. mid to upper 70s, a gorgeous afternoon in the north bay. along the east bay shore, not bad here either, 73 to 77 degrees. and then low to mid-80s into our east bay valleys. still warm there. tonight you can see low to mid-50s out there. let's jump ahead and take a look at radar at 7:00 you can seep the high clouds from the south, the thicker, low clouds coming in during the evening hours. cold front washing through and there you go, our best chance of drizzle in higher elevations tomorrow but all of us could have a little bit. look at that, 50s and 60s with

25-mile-per-hour breezes tomorrow. sunday those back off and we hit the 70s and then look at monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday looking more like summer. sue? sky 7 up and over hayward with 880 at 92. the sun is coming up there and traffic is good friday light. happy to report that to you. otherwise we're looking pretty good in most places. better news in menlo park. this is near marsh, cleared out of lanes. and the same thing up in the cordelia area, westbound 80 before 680. that has been cleared. you will see some residual slow traffic behind that earlier accident right near the scales there. otherwise looking good with the exception of the richmond/san rafael bridge, i'm sorry to tell you we have a big backup there already again this morning. thank you, sue. new developments. a futuristic movie goingrice at theater in san francisco.

"the chronicle" reports a south korean company will do extensive renovations to the space for a new 14 auditorium movie house. at least one theater they'll install a 4d screen with synchronized motion seats and environmental effects such as wind, rain, snow, fog and lightning. the new theater won't open until early next year. >> i can't get over the story. i'm totally interested. >> an intense movie going experience. >> i saw "jurassic park" in 3d, and that kind of freaked me out. >> yeah, that would be through the charts there. >> you're riding the jeep or something. on sunday the warriors will try to take control of their first-round playoff series against the clippers. >> a little crossover, leaves it for iguodala, and a two-handed jam. >> there it is! the dunk. look at that. the team cruised to a 132-105

victory. the dubs lead the best-of-seven series two games to one. you can watch the game, game four, on sunday afternoon. it airs only here on abc 7 at 12:30. up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. but first, here is our instagram picture of the day. you see the beautiful windmills at the golden gate park. abc 7 is proud to support the 7,000 unstoppable women coming together for the 30th pbwc conference featuring an array of outstanding speakers including nicole kidman. this event is sold out but don't worry you can still be inspired at other events throughout the year.

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6:58. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, the 7 things you need to know before you go. police say their officer was, quote, ambushed before they shot and killed the suspect overnight t. happened near washington hospital. no one else was hurt. the last hour the house judiciary committee issued a subpoena for special counsel robert mueller's full report on the russia investigation. complete coverage up next on "gma" including the interview with white house press secretary sarah sanders. number three, breaking news. we have learned former vice president joe biden expected to

announce if he'll run for president next week. people close to him say the afou announcement could come as soon as wednesday. mark zuckerberg could be held personally responsible for facebook's data lapses. the latest issue millions of instagram passwords were exposed. number five, cooler sea breezes here. temperatures from three degrees cooler in our inland neighborhoods to nearly ten degrees cooler in san francisco. and number six, we are following your good friday commute with a richmond san rafael bridge backed up. take a look at the drive time to get from canal boulevard to the tolls. once you're past the tolls, things do pick up. and number seven, a controversial statement from "star wars" director george lucas. he says jar jar binks is his favorite character, and the announcement has really outraged fans. people are really shocked. no way. it's a joke. can't be. >> he can't be serious. >> i think he has extra merchandise on ebay right now

trying to get rid of. >> do the voice again, mike. "good morning america" starts now. good morning, america. the mueller report is out. new battles are brewing. this morning, calls for robert mueller and attorney general barr to testify after the release of the special counsel's report revealing 11 episodes of possible obstruction, laying out how president trump repeatedly tried to interfere in the russia probe and get his aides to fire the special counsel, and the moment he said he thought his presidency was over. overnight, president trump proclaims victory. >> i'm having a good day too. house speaker nancy pelosi swearing congress will not be silent. this morning the head of the house judiciary committee is here. will he start impeachment proceedings? also this morning, deadly storms on the move. three people killed overnight as reported twisters tear through

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