it burst into flam just after 1:30 this afternoon, drivers approaching the been eastern a toll plaza saw an alarming. a black smoke coming from a box truck fully engulfed in flames. the driver and the toll takers all escaped without injury and firefighters extinguished the blaze. but windows blew out, equipment appears to be in melt down mode. although the toll plaza structure appears to be intact. chp spokesperson brandon says they're investigating how long it will take to make repairs. huge boxes of goldfish crackers are the only sign of what the u-haul truck might have been carrying. traffic was diverted to the left and the right of the damaged toll booths.

traffic is always heavy here, especially on a friday afternoon. especially on a friday holiday afternoon. it is still backed up but moving smoothly. influence the other toll plaza windows. the chp recommends taking an alternate bridge if you can. reporting live in martinez. abc7 news. >> police are investigating a deadly crash. it appears to have been a head-on collision between a mini van and an suv of police have not released details. police say it will be closed for the next several hours. >> also in been eastern a, a man in is custody on the brink several weeks ago. rodney called police yesterday claiming to have a fire article. he also threatened to harm a

relative who lived in his home on east h street. they found multiple loaded firearms. he was put on bail, he was out on bail from this april 5th incident. he threatened suicide and claimed he had planted a bomb on the bridge. the milpitas woman charged with killing her 3-year-old grandson made her first court appearance today we'll back up and get to that. the milpitas woman charged with killing her grand son was in court today. now live at the santa clara court of justice has new information. >> reporter: a tragedy has shaken the entire community. we learned today victim's 4-year-old cousin witnessed the murder. inside the santa clara hall of

justice, silence this afternoon as 70-year-old appeared before a judge for the first time. she's accused of killing her 3-year-old grandson. video cameras weren't allowed in the courtroom but this shows her appearing with the public defender and an interpreter. >> there is nothing we can do to bring him back but we'll do everything we can to make sure the person responsible is held accountable. >> police say it happen monday afternoon in the 700 block. officers responded to a 911 call after the boy's aunt came home from picking up her kids from school and found the boy unresponsive. he died about an hour later at a nearby hospital. new documents obtained by abc7 news revealed the toddler had been sick and taking medication in the days leading up to his death. she told family members the boy had vomited so she laid him down to rest will however, the district attorney's office said the 4-year-old witness witnessed the grandmother choking him.

>> the 4-year-old revealed that she watched the grandmother strapping actually child and throw him down on the floor. >> reporter: police took her into custody monday night and then booked her into the county jail. they don't believe anyone else was involved in the death. more than a dozen family and friends showed up this afternoon. the judge also denied bail. >> at this appointment it seems to show that the grandmother was the sole person responsible. >> reporter: she faces 25 years to life in prison and is due back in court on may 8. abc7 news. >> three fremont officers were in a shooting last night after a gunman ambushed one of the officers. >> it happened around 11:00 last night. eric thomas is live there with the latest. >> reporter: to look at civic

center drive right now, you would not know anything happened last night. around 11:00, the area near the glass walkway was a bee hive of police activity. and just before that, bullets were flying. but officers don't know why someone would have wanted to open fire on a police officer. >> it stop moving. the firearm under his right arm under his body. >> that comment on the police radio marked the final moments of the lit before 11:00 last night, an off cruise order civic center drive. >> he was actually driving to the police station. minding his own business. >> fremont police captain said that's when the suspect approached and opened fire. he struck his vehicle. >> he said the officer was not hit but made a u-turn, stopped and pulled out his patrol rifle

and fired on the suspect, knocking him down and forcing him to drop the gun on the ground. >> when two officers arrived, the suspect then on the ground, crawled and grabbed his gun, pointed it at our two officers who then engaged and struck. >> even though washington hospital e. rrgs was just a few feet away, the suspect was not taken there for treatment. when asked about it, he responded. >> it is hard to save someone that has just tried to take your life. >> the suspect's identity has not been released. police say they'll release that information and body cam video to be trans parent but they said this shooting was justified. >> it is clear that our loan officer whose vehicle was struck by gunfire, very well could have been not just injured but killed. >> so the suspect had a handgun. that we know. and fired several shots.

the office here's shot back at him all had patrol rifles. the investigation by the department is underway and the three officers we put on leave while the investigation continues. that is standard in these sorts of cases. and we hope to learn more about who this person was and what might have motivated him to want to shoot at the police, hopefully next 72 hours. >> there is still no sign of a hayward football star at the beach. he was boogie boarding with some friends yesterday. he was pulled out to see. several family members have shown up trying to help with the search. his mother told abc7 news that to rescue him. >> when they see the boogie board coming back. they see him struggling, trying

come out. he was calling out for help. and they tried to get to him. they couldn't get too close. >> so sad. he was set to play football in college. he accepted a scholarship offer from the university of wyoming. members of the san francisco fire department's ocean rescue twraems on a training swim today. at the same time, the department was getting the word out to beachgoers about the strong rip currents. they said the currents changed with the tides and are treacherous for even experienced swimmers. >> when there is a long shore courage, you're going on get sucked north or south. typically what happens when we have beachgoers, they're not experiencing it. they get swept past the cliff house. we have people that cling on to seal rock and we have a lot of

rescues there. >> he said patrols will be educating people who may be visioning the beaches. they're also warning people to be extra cautious along cliff areas as well as lands end. the coast guard rescued two people from a sinking boat yesterday. the boat was about three miles off the coast when it began taking on water. dense fog made finding the boat difficult. rescuers used a radio signal. they headed toward wattonville. they were low on view and istead landed on a parking lot. >> the warm weather has a lot of people heading outside. >> just gorgeous sights out there. check out the green in the owing his. absolutely breath taking. looks and feels like spring. just >> here come the fog and here

comes the cooling. check out what's happening now. the 24-hour temperature change shows a sharp cooldown in some spots. 21 degrees cooler in oakland right now than at this time yesterday. 14 degrees cooler in san francisco. many of the farther inland locations are pretty mild. there's been a big cooldown. you can see it moving through the golden ure and looking back at san francisco, the fog makes its presence known. 71 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 68. 77 in the easter weekend be? i'll let you know. thieves want to think twice. police released this video of a

17-year-old boy allegedly breaking into a car over the weekend. he thought he got a purse but ended up with a trip to jail instead. it was one of the police department's bait vehicles. and the purse? it had a gps tracking unit that alerted dispatchers the moment it started moving. >> we would like any thieves to come into walnut creek or think about stealing items of out of a car. may be i shouldn't do this. this might be owned by the marmt. it might be tracking me. >> police arrested the teenager at a nearby hotel. even with this program to catch crooks, officers would like to remind people not to leave anything out in sight that could make their vehicle a target. the a's want to build a new stadium somewhere else. just ahead, the a's president talks about his plans for the site. this is a widespread phenomenon. not just a bay area problem. >> we now know what has killed

some whales in the bay. and the man taking environmental and let's give you a live look at the back-up from sky ni. things are

. the future of the future oakland site is coming to a head. they will pay 85 million to buy out the interest of the property. the a's president told abc7

news, the team has big plans for the site. >> this is an important step in our process toake wcan ild astiuheat front and honor east oakland with a great new development in that part of the town. it calls for heaving the arena that you bringing down the stadium around it but bringing in housing and development. construction crews broke down today on one of the largest affordable housing projects in recent years in downtown san jose. the north san pedro studios are going up on a nearly one acre site at bassett and terrain streets near highway 87. the $30 million sixth story, 135-unit complex will be entirely 100% affordable housing. most of the money comes from a grant from the state department of housing and community development. construction is expected to be completed by 2022. here at abc7, our commitment

to building ar bay area includes a focus on the environment. >> and one man is doing what he can to make a difference. you see the electric scooters just about everywhere these dayss theyhould not be. like in the guadalupe river in san jose. >> how one man is making it his mission. >> reporter: he has a deep love for san jose's guadalupe river. >> salmon, endangered steel head trout. >> reporter: they are creatures he believes are all at risk because of electric scooters. >> this is one that homeless try to disassemble and they've cut into the battery. they are taken apart. these are all underwater. some of these have been underwater at least a year. >> they're dropping off scooters next to it. >> homeless people will take

they will. they scrap them for parts and try to get money. >> he said you've seen people try to throw them in, too, a shows us what he's committed his time to doing. th wtshe city to do about it -- >> they need to be responsible. quit issuing these permits. >> he realizes that may be tough so he is launching a go fund me for a vais system that would patrol the river and in the meantime, is hoping some volunteers will step in to keep the river clean. >> you can find the story on abc7 news.com. scientists say three whales have been found dead in the bay area in the past two weeks have died from ship strikes. two of those were found in the bay last week of the scientists think they were mother and calf but they have to do gentle testing to confirm that. the marine researchers found

trauma when they performed necropsie necropsies. scientists say they swam into the bay which is unfortunate but they do try on prevent accidents like this from happening. >> shipping lanes are issues constantly under review. we feed them to the people, when it should go. we're helping out with that process. >> scientists say a third whale found in pacifica this week also died from trauma from a ship strike. and there is an unusual site which is drawing the crowd the aquatic park in san francisco. a young elephant seal shedding its fur on the beach. they said it is normal for them to shed before they head into the water. scientists nearby advise them to give the animal its space and scientists say that is crucial. >> it is really important that we give this animal its space and a break. this is a high energy process. they need a lot of energy to metabolize. they don't usually go back to

the ocean to feed. it is really important that this animal is allowed to rest. >> and part of resting is being stress-free. so no selfies. >> just leave them alone. >> if you're craving one last run down the slopes of tahoe, you're in luck. there is still snow. as you can see from the video taken this morning in south lake tahoe. several of the resorts are still open, thanks to the extremely wet winter that spilled over into spring. a few places in the mountains. so a dusting earlier this week. and with so much rain this year, and snow in the sierra, many northern california rivers are running fast. the southern marine fire district post this video and a warning along with it. it is reminding people that the water is moving swiftly so don't forget to put to lifejackets if you're going to be in or near the rivers. >> good advice. >> absolutely. it is easter weekend. >> things are looking up.

they'll be going down first. then they'll bans back first. today was another bright day inland. now we have high clouds. this is a view of the gate. we will see the clouds and fog increasing. it will be sharply cooler tomorrow and breezy. then a milder pattern developing sunday for easter and that will lead to warmereeext week.w, 7:0 clouds and expansion o will be enough moisture moving through that we could see a couple of coastal sprinkles.l. perhaps a spot or two. then we'll see calls later in the day. that will take us into a sunnier

day. overnight, look for lots of clouds. it has to be the allergies. low to mid 50s will be the lows in the early morning hours. and highs tomorrow, under partly cloudy skies will be mainly in the upper 50s at the coast. mid 60s right around the bay shoreline and upper 50s to mid 70. looking ahead to sunday, the 12-hour planner for easter, it looks like. this bright sunny skies throughout the day. it will be a little cooler in the early morning thtemperur ithboe upper ut 50. and at noon, into the afternoon hours, still bright and sunny. a little warm-up. there will be a cooldown as we approach. looking ahead, the high temperature trend looks like this. these some of the projected highs for sunday. 65, sausalito. 73, santa rosa.

74 in the inland east bay. then on monday, we start to get more of a warm-up with 80s inland. then mid to upper 80s in our inland areas. so a big warm-up is coming our way. mid-week, beginning on monday. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. monday happens to be earth day. and the earth is going to be quite warm around these parss. sunny is that breezy. high temperature mid 80s. upper 80s on tuesday. back down to mid to upper 80s. it will be a very warm but pleasant week. no rain in sight. this is the kind of weather people have been asking for. >> if you like wine, like i do. >> just a little bit. >> join me as i me as i walk across the area, enjoy heart warming stories

behind some of the people and some of the wineries we encounter. and we'll show you unique wine destinations across the bay area and even beyond. it is called sips with spencer. it premiers tomorrow night right here on abc7. check it out. i think you'll find it quite inviting. >> thanks. though easter and passover weekend, some are gearing up for a very difficult holiday tomorrow. plus -- >> when burglars stole the 7-year-old's hearing devices, some jumped in to help. it gets

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. benicia toll plaza had a fire. the booths are destroyed. no one was hurt though. a 70-year-old milpitas grandma who is accused of strangling her 4-year-old grandson is without bail. she'll be back in court on may 8th. the southern california parent who abused 12 of their 13 children were sentenced today. some who survived or witnessed their siblings being starved or chained to beds spoke in court today. >> reporter: as you mentioned, david and louise, the two parents, as well as two of the children were in court today. the parents were visibly

emotional. often reaching for a tissue as their kids read what was emotional testimony. >> they have been extensioned 25 years to life for prison for pe abusing their children for decades. >> my parents took my high of away but now i'm taking it back. >> their faces and names hidden. >> sometimes i have nightmares of things that have happened. such as my siblings. being chained up or getting beaten beaten. >> the parents, overcome with emotion, say they're proud of their children. >> i love our children so much. >> i welcome the opportunity to have contact with them again. >> the truth about what was going on for years inside their home, first coming to light with the 911 call.

>> i've never been out. >> what sounds like a little girl is actually a 17-year-old young woman telling the operator her and her siblings, then ranging in age from 2 to 29, were being held captive by their parents. >> they're chained up to their beds. >> now more than a year after their escape, they are vowing to move on from their tortured past. >> they almost chased me. i realized what was happening. i immediately did what i could to not become like them. i'm a fighter. i'm strong. >> and those children are moving on. five of them are now in college. many living independently. as for their parents, david and louise will be able to communicate with each other in prison. because of california's elderly parole law, they could be released from prison early.

nft today there was an issue of a subpoena for entire mueller report. they asked for all underlying grand jury testimony by early them month. the new york democrat says they clearly wanted congress, not the attorney general, to determine the full scope of the alleged misconduct investigators uncovered. >> we have to determine what the proper course of action is to deal with the president who has been shown, clearly shown to lie all the time. >> today elizabeth warren called on the house to move toward impeachment hearings. for some statements, they are fabricated and totally untrue. they dubbed it the crazy mueller report. meanwhile, they said there is a culture of lying at the white

house. he was on "good morning america" to answer the reports that she lied when she said that countless fbi agents had told her they were pleased with the firing of fbi director james comey back in 2016. well, today, sanders claimed it was a slip of the tongue. george stephanopoulos challenged her on that regarding the statement with the 2016 meeting at trump tower. >> he weighed in on the statement. i know there were changes made ultimately. but the big question -- >> sarah, that's just not what happened. you said the president didn't dictate the statement. the president's lawyer said that he did dictate the statement. >> my understanding at the time was that he weighed in. >> had well, sanders stopped holding daily media briefings last year. so far there have been two. we have complete mueller coverage on our website. you can read the full report as

well responses and political analysis. christians around the world marking good friday. pope francis led mass today at st. peter's basilica. the pope presided over the the t service. good friday is the most solemn day in the catholic church, marking the crucifixion of jesus christ. it was broadcast around the world. and obviously, easter masses have been canceled at notre dame cathedral in the wake of the fire. services have been moved to different locations and the relics that were saved will not be made available for people to visit this year. today officials confirreno dama investigators to begin their work. authorities believe an electrical short circuit may be to blame for monday playoffs.

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ending. they need help to keep the tradition going. >> reporter: it has been going since 1894 but now a financial crisis could rain on this parade. it is the little parade that could. it has been delighting crowds for generations in santa for 125 years. >> been in it before. >> you have? >> yeah. we have twins. and the twin group used to walk the parade. >> many marched through down streets every third saturday in may. this year this little slice of 125 years. i don't want it to go away on my watchful. >> the paradeevents nprofit whi

entirely on ppand spo sponsorship and community to survive. >> how much more do you need? >> i think we still need $20,000 for this year. >> they believe a generous community has been tapped out financially by two years of c catastrophic wildfires. >> i understand people address money goes in different ways. especially after fires and floods and things that happen. we want to see this continue in our community. >> parade volunteers now brain storming on how to keep it going and avoid having to cancel. >> we've had so much tragedy here in the last couple of years. i think those kinds of uplifting kinds of occasions make a real difference. began eig y to cele and many say it is needed now

more than ever. >> before you go, is there a time line here? do organizers have a date on when this parade had happen? >> yeah. managers said they should know by may 1st what kind of financial situation they're in. i just got an email from the mayor in the last hour. emhe will get involved helping the group try to find a way to stay involved. >> cornell mentioned donations that teague, some have they are more than $60,000 short of things they needed for things like street closures. in 2016, the carnival parade was in danger. they stepped up at the last minute when the organizer backed out. it has been going on ever since. we want to hear your suggestions for how the community can come together to make our home better. you can share those ideas by joining our building a bay area

ground troop on facebook. all right. one last time. i want to update the forecast for easter. >> they may be a little down. >> it will start to happen overnight. mainly in the low to mid 50s. a pretty mild temperature range. the fog will be quite expansive. then tomorrow, look for partly cloudy skies. we'll see a few high clouds and a little lingering fog, especially near the coast. the highs will reach to the mid 60s tomorrow. maybe one or two inland locations will hit 70 degrees. but the 70s won't be very widespread. however, on single, we get a bit of a warming trend. mid 60s, mid to upper 60s, around the bay shoreline. 69 in hayward. mid 70s inland. it will be mild inland on easter sunday. then on monday, it gets even warmer. some low 80s inland. a nice warming trend will be moving in next week.

on monday, by the way, is earth day. we'll be right in the middle of that. the warmest day of the week is expect to be tuesday with high temperatures, get this, near 90 degrees. the warmest inland spots. then the temperatures will even out. >> thank you. well, the nba playoffs continue in jus of mine after last night's game. a warning if you are gluten free. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds.

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we're just minutes away from the nba playoffs right here at abc7. the celtics and the pacers. abc7 news sports reporter mindi bach is in los angeles andall t th me. particullys now. >> not even two minutes into game three against the clippers,

kevin durant had 4 points and two fouls. >> i think they're not turning it into a wrestling match. >> it came quick and often. the referees called 53 fouls, including a questionable double tech on durmont and the clippers. >> we were conversing on it and somewhere came out of nowhere and attacked us both. how would you feel in that was pretty tequick.ai league did the right thing by rescinding the double tech today. the precedent worries him. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't just call it a double t every time. but then penalizing the team that plays a lot of playoffs games. and they start adding up. >> in the ayfs, the plar susp seventh technical foul.

durant has two technical fouls through first two games against the clippers. so having last night's rescinded is a big deal. the warriors need 14 more twoins secure the third straight nba title. abc7 sports. and you'll be able to watch game four of the series sunday afternoon at 12:30, right here on abc7. remember, tonight, the celtics and the pacers. yes. hundreds of thousands of dodge darts are being recalled. >> that's because the cars have the potential to simply roll away. even if drivers think they're in park. >> michael finney is here. >> think parking brake. the dodge darts involved in the recall were model years, 2013 through 16 with six speed automatic transmission. the national transportation says it can fail. so you can put your car in park.

but it won't change gears. if you have one of these, you can stop driving it all together or make sure to set your parking break. burgers like the sweet barbecue bacon and pico guacamole were known appeal to millennials. then the menu items were not selling well and they took way too long to make. mcdocumented's announced it was trimming the menu it serves between midnight and 5:00 a.m. some restaurant foods labeled gluten free aren't always that. according to the american journal of gastroentology, 32% of foods labeled gluten free contain gluten. food must contain less than 20 parts per million if it is to meet fda labeling standards. the worst offenders, pizza and

pasta. it was found in 50% of pasta samples and 53% of pizza. >> i would not have expected that. >> and that's trouble for people who are sensitive. >> thank you. two entrepreneurs have their sights set on the shark tank. not the hockey rink. their booming ice cream business needs to expand to meet demand.. the creamery is a small business big plans. the sisters knew nothing about baking when they started but they created a specialty ice kriel desert sandwiched between two two french style macaron. demand is exceeding supply. so they came on shark tank. >> we're seeking $400,000 in exchange for 10% of our booming

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sharks? we'll fiend out at 10:00 p.m. saturday night. abc7 news. and you can watch shark tank right here on abc7 sunday at 10:00 p.m. the traditional easter ham might cost more this year. it is the highest precipitation march 2015. part of the reason for the spike is because of a disease killing hogs in china. shoppers have noticed but many say it won't stop them from making sure they have a ham on sunday. >> it was 50 something years ago, 52, 54, now $68 for the same seven pounds. >> meanwhile, the easter egg hunt could be a little cheaper. an increased supply of eggs has led to prices dropping in the last two weeks. earlier this month we showed you a little girl whose hearing aids were stolen.

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. next, catch the nba countdown that's followed by toyota after the game. then at 9:00, catch jeopardy, wheel of fortune, 2020 at 10:00 and then stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. right now on a story you'll see only on 7, the story of a 7-year-old deaf girl who had her hearing devices devices devices >> last friday we introduced to you a very talkative little girl with hearing loss named alicia. >> what did your phone app to? ds sheriff stepped in earing to help. if that were not enough, exactly

one week later -- >> are you excite? surprise was at her you had a yol gist's office. >> it allows the hearing impaired person to help pull out of that background noise what you want to listen to. >> they had seen our orange story and wanting to help alicia have the best tools to learn, semiher an even better phone app she could use at school. >> without it, i can't hear. it will be the best day ever. >> the surprises and good news don't end here. they continue at the alameda county sheriff's office with her favorite sergeant. >> did you make us cookies? >> they made good on their promise. arresting the 19-year-old who admitted to stealing the phone app and was allegedly involved in ten other burglaries, who also happened to write this letter of apology to alicia. >> he was very sorry. he would have never stolen it had he known how important it

was to you. >> in a way, as others helped alicia, she too, had an impact on the suspect's life. >> he admitted to his mistakes. hope any this is a turning point in his life. >> it is one that alicia won't soon forget. >> the police found the thief and saved the day. >> a story of kindness from the community and beyond. abc7 news. >> what a sweet -- >> i know. coincidentally, her school just received a replacement phone apple for the which is a room. alicia said she wants to be a policewoman to catch the about a guys. >> the nba playoffs right here.

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