breaking news right now at 5:00. a 6.1 magnitude earthquake rocks the philippines just hours ago. this is brand-new video coming in to our newsroom showing the shaking inside a hotel. we'll tell you what we know so far. thanks for joining us. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. let's kick things off with meteorologist mike nicco. >> a look at what's going on with live doppler 7, it is clear out there. this is the way it looks from our roof camera and you can see no fog right now and the winds aren't moving the flags at all. that will lead to a warmer day. today could be uncomfortable. we start off nice, 46 to 52,

jacket weather. we stay in the 50s. we'll get to the 60s at the coast. i will have to adjust the temperatures. 71 to 74 at noon for our bay and inland neighborhoods. we flirt with 80 just about everywhere away from the coast at 4:00 and back into the low to mid-70s at 7:00 on this earth day. alex alexis? not too much happening so far. the east bay where we have our first incident on the board of the morning. it's taking about 30 minutes until anything to talk about here today. eastbound 24 near college avenue not many details in yet. sounds like a solo vehicle collision and that is possibly blocking the left lanes. chp on the way to the scene. still in the green. it doesn't look like that's causing any major delays and the counter commute direction as well. a quick check looks like our camera froze up. 101 and slowly increase. they are going faster than that i promise. a strong earthquake shook

the philippines this morning briefly knocking out power. the 6.1 quake hit at 2:11 this morning our time. this video shows a chandelier shaking inside the shangri la hotel. many evacuated as the quake hit. an old church was damaged and some bolders rolled down a hill on the highway. so far no reports of any injuries. developing now, reports of serious problems with the new muni trains. >> one malfunction reportedly threw a woman onto the tracks. and now san francisco is considering delaying a new order. live in west portal. >> reporter: good morning, muni wants $62 million for new trains but a supervisor says it would be, quote, irresponsible to give the money after learning of the problems with muni's new trains. you see in this video obtained by the "san francisco examiner" a woman's hand was trapped in

the door at the embarcadero station, the train doors are locking. a similar incident happened in december. that's not the only problem. a second investigation found that a pin holding the cars together snapped about two weeks ago. other board members are also raising similar concerns. >> some of the operators flagged this was an issue and they were concerned about it. >> reporter: muni has 60 new trains. 40 of them are already in operation. reporting live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> that video is something else. "good morning america" will have much more on the story coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. that woman did survive falling on thenf sri lanka increased overnight. officials say a local militant

group is responsible for bombings thatastwo dozen suspec are in custo for questioning. officials say suicide bombers detonated most of the explosions. authorities now looking into possible intelligence failures. ten days before the attacks sri lankan police warned that terrorists planned to, quote, bomb prominent churches. >> i do feel there was a breach and a big miscommunication or somebody took this whole report lightly. >> police are looking at why intel officials did not act on the warning. sri lanka blocked social media sites after yesterday's attacks. sites include facebook and whats app. youtube and snapchat were blocked. twitter did not appear to be

affected. the government says false news reports circulated online and the shutdown is temporary. abc 7 is constantly updating the story on our website, abc7news.com. amy hollyfield tracking new developments this morning will join us with the live report coming up at 5:30. a hang-glider pilot is dead. the victim is a 45-year-old man from san francisco. abc 7 news has more. >> reporter: what was intended to be a six-mile flight with a friend ended in tragedy. >> they took off and were en route to muscle rock. he and his friend were hang gliding together. >> reporter: the victim's friend did not want to speak on camera but confirmed several people flew off and the victim crashed five miles past his intended destination. >> his friend tried to get in touch with him over a walkie-talkie system they use but wasn't able to. he didn't know what it happened. >> reporter: a group of hikers

called 911 after seeing the hang-glider crash into the pacific ocean. >> it was very distressing to hear that happened especially on easter sunday, too. >> reporter: emergency responders arrived ten minutes after the call. >> by the time emergency crews got to him we found that he was already deceased and most likely had drowned in the water. >> reporter: authorities believe winds played a role. >> it seems the winds took his hang-glider too far south and maybe he didn't know where else to land. >> reporter: hikers in the area say something needs to change to avoid accidents like this one. >> better education needs to take place to help people understand really how dangerous that is, and even when you think you're well versed in something, you may not be. new video shows a car following a girl through a north bay neighborhood. vacaville police release this had footage showing the girl

walking alone. the girl says she hid behind that blue truck after she noticed a man in a dark colored pontiac following her. watch, you can see here that vehicle stops right in the middle of the street before then driving off, as you see there. she checks to see if the coast is clear. moments later the car returns. the car eventually drives away and the girl runs off to get help. police are reminding parents to talk to their kids about not approaching strangeers in cars. concord police want to find the man who tried to rob two pizzerias. workers confronted the man and he left. a similar attempted robbery happened earlier that night at the roundtable. happening today san francisco officials plan to cut down 77 aging ficus trees

because of safety concerns. there will be a public meeting in the cultural district headquarters. they're going to discuss the tree removal. public works has also been conducting door-to-door outreach. the proposed navigation center along the embarcadero takes a big step forward tomorrow. they will vote on a resolution that would authorize a contract with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. it recommened the approval of the center that would initially bring 130 beds to the lot. the original proposal calls for 225 beds. let's take a look at what's going on weatherwise. some micro climates developing. look at castro valley, 46. 47 in fremont and 53 in richmond. some other neighborhoods, 48 in san carlos.

napa 43. mt. tam, it's a little bit of a breeze out there. dress in layers if you're going to be out and about. the bay tranquil, light breezes. at our beaches, sunshine. very strong sunshine. less than 15 minutes to bern. 51 on the peninsula. we're still in the 50s from 7:00 to 9:00. mid to upper 70s during the afternoon hours. here is a look at the east bay valleys from 52 this morning at 7:00. some areas are in the mid-40s. you can see quite a jump into the mid-50s -- or mid-80s this afternoon. a 40-degree jump. nice dinner. maybe some leftovers from yesterday outside on the back porch and for the south bay the 50s through 9:00. we'll flirt with 80 during the afternoon hours.

are you still listening to crickets, alexis? >> they are chirping loudly this morning. we are looking at pretty empty golden gate bridge here southbound 101. no fog here. a little bit in the napa area. no significant delays and our drive times are looking good, too. westbound 580 tracy to dublin filling in. westbound 4 antioch to concord. i think this should be in the green. southbound 101, no delays. san rafael to san francisco. our sensors may just be slow to wake up this morning. it's taking about 19 minutes. new overnight u.s. representative for massachusetts seth molten is the latest to run for the white house in 2020. i'm running because we have to beat donald trump. and i want us to beat donald trump because i love this country.>>e h britic of the president and40-yeaold in

gained national attention for helping reject nancy pelosi as house speaker after democrats regained control of the chamber last year. his policy positions include calling health care a right, pushing for tougher gun laws and co-sponsoring the new green deal. happening today first lady melania trump will host the 141st annual easter egg roll on the south lawn of the white house. this is video from last year's event. the president and mrs. trump expecting hundreds of children to participate in this year's time-honored gathering. they'll be treated to holiday themed games, story telling and costumed characters. always fun to see those kids. >> the easter bunny costume -- >> the easter bunny is always freaky. >> always problematic. we need to figure that out. >> yeah. i always loved easter as a child. >> it's really fun until you sit on the easter bunny's lap. next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. tesla drives into the future with an ambitious new goal.

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it's 5:14. here are the seven things to know this morning. a magnitude 6.1 earthquake shook the philippines at 2:11 this morning our time.

the video shows a chandelier shaking. no reports of any injuries. number two, developing news, at least 290 people are dead after eight bombings ripped through three catholic churches and three luxury hotels in sri lanka. officials say a local militant group is responsible. a new report says funding for the new muni trains is in jeopardy after problems with the doors. this video obtained by the "san francisco examiner" shows a woman dragged onto the train tracks. number four, former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes expected to appear in a san jose courtroom today. holmes is accused of falsely claiming theranos technology could run dozens of blood tests with a single drop of bloo set . and number five, a touch of summer in the forecast. it's coming. you can see why. look at that, golden gate bridge. look at this, possibly some 90s

the next couple of days. number six, so far so good here for the monday morning commute, a lot of fehicle colli eastbound 24 so counter commute direction right around college avenue. that is not causing any delays. the red carpet premiere of "avengers: endgame" in los angeles. all the avengers are expected to be there. marvel fans are gathering to celebrate the apex of the 11-year, 22 film journey. it hits theaters nationwide on friday. people are saying this will be the biggest opening for any movie. after so many fans are excited. happening today house speaker nancy pelosi is holding a conference call with house democrats to discuss the mueller report and the next steps. she insists congress, quote, will not be silent. after the justice department ep last week, house intelligence committee chairman adam will we

option of pursuing president trump's impeachment over the coming weeks and president trump firing back saying, quote, how do you impeach a republican president for a crime that was committed by democrats. elon musk will show technology required to transform tesla's electric cars into driverless vehicles. >> musk says the cars should be able to navigate city streets without a human behind the wheel by no later than next year. experts are skeptical whether tesla's technology has advanced to where its cars can be driven solely by a robot without a human to take over if something goes wrong. "american idol" host katy perry went all out for disney night. >> she transformed into one of everyone's favorite villains, ursula the sea witch. ♪

>> my chair doesn't work. they haven't brought me the right chair. >> does anyone have a favorite villain? you can see her costume is complete with black and purple tentacles and that was just the kickoff to disney night last night. all of the contestants sang their favorite disney songs. a special performance by actress and singer leah michelle. spoiler alert, the show aired live coast to coast so america had just a few hours to vote. uche and demetrius went home. tonight is a special meet the finalist episode which airs at 8:00 on abc 7. please tune in for that. that costume was wild. >> katy isn't playing games when it comes to dressing up. >> she always looks fabulous and always goes all out whatever outfit choice she makes.

>> adam lambert went from singing queens music to performing with the legendary rock band. ♪ >> and speaking of going all out for a costume, right? adam lambert turns it out. he will appear on "american idol" sunday. he'll mentor contestants as they choose, learn, and perform a queens song, of course. it comes ahead of queen's upcoming tour. they make a stop at s.a.p. center. >> you're a big queens fan. i know a lot of the stuff. i will find something what songs they pick. queen wasn't like your normal american band back th. eccentric. >> all their songsineonan halen know it's van halen.

queen, you're like, that's queen? i can't wait. it's 5:20 on the dot. let's move on and stay within the seven-minute time frame. a look at sfo. looks quiet this morning. and it should be the next couple of days, keep our fingers crossed that fog is supposed to stay away so no flight arrival delays. a lot of sunshine and building warmth today. the warmest week of the year unfolds in front of us until the weekend when clouds and cooler weather rolls back in. a look at high pressure. it will bring us a slight offshore breeze so even warmth returns to the coast but then once it moves to our east you can see that return flow backe olockwi circulation. 79 los gatos. low 80s about everywhere else i gilroy, 83. one of the warm spots. 73 to about 80. that's our spread on the peninsula. mid-60s up to pacifica. daly city, also up to sunset,

outer richmond. mid-70s in downtown san francisco. we'll have 74 in sausalito. low to mid-80s. along the east bay shore we've got mid to upper 70s until you get to hercules and mid-80s in our east bay valleys. 50 at half moon bay to nearly 60 in antioch. warm earp at night, also. my accuweather seven-day forecast. flirting with 90s. alexis? a couple slow spots. i don't think anyone will be surprised by this. tracy westbound, 14 miles an hour. 21 has definitely started to fill in a bit. it was extremely quiet when we started this morning. now more normal. metering lights on. we just got word from chp.

that is filling in as well. in the green all the way around. walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. and northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos in the green. technology helped a southern california woman catch a porch pirate stealing from her mailbox a. home surveillance camera recorded a woman walking up to the house. she grabbed a letter on top of the mailbox. that triggered a motion detector that sent an alert to the homeown homeowner's phone. she was home so she just went outside and confronted the suspected thief. >> give it back. for the most part i think of myself to be calm, cool and directed. sometimes you have to get a little rice crispy and snap, crackle and pop and let people know you're not the one to mess with. >> i am stealing that line. st quo of the suspect was able to get away.

the homeowner reported to police. i have a feeling she will not be visiting that home again soon. she has to get snap, crackle and pop, get a little rice crispy on someone. that's good. still ahead, klay thompson cools off with a jump into the pacific ocean. will he be doing it again after wednesday's playoff game? >> a look at 5:23 th

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thrilling double overtime victory. >> the men in teal were on the road in vegas yesterday in the second overtime tomas hertl scored a goal to lift the sharks over the golden nights to win, 2-1. the goal ended an intense game six. game seven happens tomorrow night at the shark tank. the puck drops at 7:00 p.m. and the warriors enjoying a day off after another win against the clippers. golden state wasn't at their best but took over in the fourth quarter to take a 3-1 series lead over the clippers. klay thompson started off hot yesterday. he says he jumped into the pacific ocean to help him clear his head after a slow start to the playoffs. >> you can close it out at oracle on wednesday. you're not going to jump in the pacific ocean. >> i might if i have this kind of game, i'll go do it. pacific beach, i'm coming for you. it's cold, though. i will do it. >> looking forward to it, klay. >> i'll live stream it or something. >> game five is wednesday night

at oracle arena. >> i mean, athletes take ice baths, right? >> yeah. or just wear a wet suit. he can do it. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including should the decks on the richmond/san rafael bridge be replaced. and

now at 5:30, a growing death toll in the church bombings in sri lanka. the new questions on whether this could have been prevented. former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes expected in court today. the back and forth between prosecutors and her lawyers. kids these days have the nintendo switch, but back in the day we had something else. it was black and white.

and it wasn't great. it makes me feel old celebrating an anniversary today. >> a pretty big one. good morning. it's monday, april 22nd. thanks for joining us. >> playing tetris. >> we thought it was great at the time. >> amazing. >> it wasn't even hi-def. >> do kids even play tetris anymore? >> no, just fortnite. >> against each other thousands of miles away. called my son, what are you doing, playing a game with my friends. we're back here while he's off at college. it's cool they can connect that way and stay connected. >> sure. all right, let's move on and talk about weatherwise, clear conditions on live done learn 7. let's jump into the forecast. a look at the east bay hills. 49 to 52. about the same as yesterday. maybe a couple degrees warmer. 60 to 66 at the coast. that's pretty comfortable compared to the rest of us. low to mid-70s at noon and near 80 this afternoon back into the low to mid-70s, a great evening for outdoor activities.

alex alexis? we've only had one incident to talk about so far today and it cleared. it was a solo vehicle crash on the counter commute side of 24, eastbound lanes near college avenue. i think we briefly had the left lane blocked. chp has cleared and everything is gone. no issues there. a quick check outside. we sta starting to fill in at the san mateo bridge. heavy as you pass the toll plaza. no significant delays for you. developing news from sri lanka where this morning authorities have arrested 24 people in connection to a coordinated terror attack on easter sunday. and the number of dead has gone up nearly 300 people have died, more than 500 are hurt. right now investigators are still trying to determine a motive. amy hollyfield joins us with new information. >> reporter: a lot of new details coming in this morning. the government there now believes a local islamic

extremist group is to blame for the attacks. we also have the first american victim that has been identified, a 40-year-old man from denver. authorities say seven suicide bombers were involved in the coordinated bombings easter morning that targeted churches and hotels. and that death toll has climbed to nearly 300. one man who was staying in a hotel that was bombed describes the horrific attack. >> the room was shaking and it was very loud. we were seeing a lot of injured people. >> reporter: now one big question this morning, could these attacks have been stopped? ten days before the bombings sri lankan police warned that terrorists planned to bomb prominent churches. police now want to know why intel officials didn't act. the government has blocked social media there, and that continues today. they want to stop the spread of false information and help ease

the tension. live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. easter mass at oakland's cathedral of christ the light began with prayers for the victims in sri lanka. the bombings have left many in the oakland diocese searching for answers. many condemned the violence by religious extremists. >> we should be living happily with each other. religion should not be a way to fight with each other but to live peacefully with each other. i don't know why this is happening. >> it's okay to have the belief. when it is being used to get political mileage, i think that's bad. >> the oakland diocese say proceeds from yesterday's easter mass will help relief efforts in sri lanka and during mass at the vatican pope francis denounced the attack calling it cruel violence. [ speaking foreign language ].

>> pope francis skipped giving a formal sermon to the thousands gathered in st. peters square and instead spoke about conflicts in the mideast, africa and the americas. the pope urged national leaders to put aside political differences and work for peace. and we sent out a push alert when the attacks first happened. you can download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to have breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. san francisco politicians want to put the brakes on new muni train funding as the state investigates serious issues with the train. "the examiner" shared this video after woman whose hand got caught in the doors. she ended up getting dragged by the train and right onto the tracks. here is more. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" the video making commuters everywhere stop in their tracks. take a look at the surveillance video obtained exclusively by the "san francisco examiner." this san francisco woman lucky to be alive this morning.

watch as she reaches her hand into the closing doors of a muni train only the doors won't reopen. instead they trap her hand dragging her down the track. but it's not just san francisco. it is not that unusual for people to fall underneath trains. in massachusetts a few months ago, a woman fell while exiting the train leaving her leg caught in between the train car and the platform. a far group of fellow commuters pushed the car off her saving her life. so how can you stay safe getting on and off a train? we'll have expert tips coming u ata. with your "gmair >> leaders granted sf mta $62 million to fastrak buying more than 150 new trains. now a supervisor tells "the examiner" city leaders and the sf mta have agreed to stop the funding and delay a final vote on it.

developing news now tests starting this week will determine when the deck should be replaced on the richmond/san rafael bridge. cal transand other agencies will spend $300,000 to analyze the decks on the 63-year-old bridge. drivers have faced delays over the last few months due to chunks of concrete falling onto the lower deck. one incident forced the span to close for several hours. engineers blame the problem on a failed expansion joint. happening today former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes expected to appear in a san jose courtroom. holmes is accused of falsely claiming theranos technology could run dozens of blood testsf say shefail for a lrs for wan . they say they want more documents from the government. they've already received close to $20 million pages. >> we're in the mid to upper

40s. let's go down into the south bay and you see low 50s there. we're near 50 along the east bay shore. 43 in napa to 46 at san rafael. look at this, 45 in san ramona. 62 in antioch right now. a look in san jose, 101 and 880 looks clear. there's some limited fog out near the peninsula coast and there was some around napa and american canyon earlier. warm this afternoon. dress in layers. a look at the north bay, some of our biggest jumps in temperatures here. 48 at 7:00. 50s at 9:00. already in the mid-70s by 11:00 and then low to mid-80s this afternoon. look at that evening temperature, 75 degrees. a look at the east bay along the shoreline, in the 50s through 9:00. mid-60s at 11:00 and mid-70s this afternoon. i wouldn't be surprised if you see some thermometers hit the upper 70s around 3:00 to 5:00.

and for san francisco being a little conservative with some of these temperatures, 50s through 9:00 and upper 60s. the closer you are to the bay the more likely in the low to mid-70s this afternoon. a gorgeous day out there. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the year and then wednesday will be the hottest day of the year and then we'll be cooler. alexis, having a good morning so far? >> not too much happening. i wasn't aware easter monday is a thing. >> that makes two of us. >> a four-day weekend here. not many incidents. we are starting to fill in in our usual spots. 5:17 the official time for the metering lights to flip on today. car-pool lanes no issue. very quiet right now across the south bay. a look at san jose on our traffic maps and seeing one tiny stretch of red into yellow. as you get north of alum rock. that's typical.

no blocking to report. 33 b.a.r.t. trains in service. >> thanks, alexis. happening today state senator scott wiener will hold a press conference with african-american leaders about a political flier they're calling racist propagan propaganda. many san franciscans received the flier in the mail that equates a bill written by wiener with, quote, negro removal. the reference to a time in history when the african-american population in en bl would put more apartments and condos near b.a.r.t., muni and caltrain stations. the man behind the ad says the bill would lead to further gentrification. congressional democrats admit they may take up impeachment in the wake of the mueller report. some say the decision whether to impeach president trump will be based on, quote, the best interests of the country. >> is it best to take up impeachment because to do

otherwise sends a message this conduct is somehow compatible with office, or is it in the best interests of the country not to take up impeachment that we know will not be successful because the republican leadership will not do its duty? >> congressman adam schiff says democrats will have to take the political environment into consideration when deciding whether to undertake impeachment. >> a tragedy involving babies that experts call entirely preventible. the message to parents and caregivers. >> and did a crackdown on side shows this weekend

let's take a look at what's going on as far as the tree pollen. it's going to be high today and so is the uv index. for those that do have school today they're going to be dressing for 40s and 50s this morning. bring the jackets home because a lot of them won't be wearing them this afternoon. 70s and 80s except for the coast in the 50s and 60s. you e eureka, 90 in palm springs. 67 in yosemite. 75 in l.a. today. a look at tahoe. plenty of snow to ski. most the resorts are open now and more melting with mid-60s this weekend. happening today the man accused of killing a college student after she got into a car

she believed was her uber ride will appear in court this morning. nathaniel rowland will be in court in south carolina. 21-year-old samantha josephson was murdered last month after mistaking his car for her uber. police say she was inside the car and once she got in rowland activated the child safety door locks to prevent her from escaping. prevent illegal side shows like this one. dozens of extra officers patrolled the streets. >> this was the scene last sunday where a sideshow erupted into violence. a driver was carjacked and a truck set on fire. residents say they are tired of the constant chaos. >> it's annoying. because it serves no purpose but just to act like an idiot and then once it gets out of hand like when a truck got set on fire, everyone runs for their life because they don't want to get arrested. >> they voted to back a state

assembly bill that would heavily fine people taking part in a sideshow and impound cars for a month. it would make driving in and even watching a sideshow a crime. abc 7 news is committed to covering the issues affecting all of us as we build a better bay area. alameda county is launching a new pilot program to stop illegal dumping on city streets. county supervisor nate miley and a team of volunteers will spend two hours picking up trash in oakland. then community leaders will release more details about the pilot program. it includes conducting neighborhood surveys. the data will be given to an illegal dumping task force that's responsible for making streets cleaner and safer. it is earth day and google is marking the occasion with a special doodle. protect our species is this year's google doodle theme. the animated slide show highlights a few of the more extreme living things with which we share a planet like our coastal redwoods.

the six different endangered organisms featured are from different elevations across the globe. the world's firsthand held video game, nintendo's gameboy, turns 30 years old this week. the device brought us tetris sold more than 118 million units. gameboy dominated the market with more than 1,000 games. many of those can now be downloaded and played on other hand held devices. sometimes they even have versions for your phone these days. 30 years old. >> i was admiring that commercial for it. i like the guy's jean jacket. >> it's pretty rad. >> he was pumped up. >> was it acid washed? i didn't see. >> rey go >>reminders how much older i'm getting, thank you for putting that in the show. it was amazing what it did to the industry.

and here we are from sutro tower. it's a good looking monday out there. the warmth builds. the warmest we've had all year. at night mainly clear and comfortably cool. a look offshore so we're going to have it hang around for about three days and then starting thursday will move off to the east and the return flow on the back side. temperatures that will taper back to average. if you like the warmth, the next three days. mid to upper 70s. mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. low to mid-70s in south san francisco, downtown san francisco, sausalito, low to mid-80s. along the east bay shore upper 70s and then you head into

the valleys. mid to upper 80s. some 60s out there antioch and fair field. look at our normal cool spots. that's warmer than san francisco. oakland, fremont, and it looks like about 56 in san mateo and redwood city. a look at my seven-day forecast, a run near 90 tomorrow and wednesday with 80s around the bay and 70s at the coast. you see the cooling thursday. comfortable 60s and 70s. good morning, mike. very few incidents to talk about so far today and that remains the case. we are zooming in on red getting out of the central valley. 17 miles an hour on 205. 14 miles an hour on 580. other areas looking much lighter, i believe a lot of folks have today off after the easter holiday. walnut creek 680 looking good north of 24.

starting to get busier and drive times looking okay, too. a 17-minute drive across the bay bridge and metering lights are on. sbld 101 san francisco to sfo you're in the green at ten minutes. an alarming new report this morning says accidental suffocation is still the leading cause of death for american babies. the most common scenarios involve blankets, bed sharing with parents and other unsafe sleep practices. doctors say the deaths are entirely preventible. the american academy of pediatrics issued the following safe sleeping tips recommending infants sleep on firm mattresses in their own cribs or bassinets, a tight fitting top sheet is the only crib bedding recommended to avoid suffocation or strangulation. the study is published in the journal pediatrics. a car seat law could have kids in booster seats in middle school this is happening in washington state.

a new law, booster seats will be necessary until children reach 4'9". in some case that is means some kids could still be in a booster at the age of 12. the new guidelines go into effect in january. >> 4'9", i'm barely out of a booster seat then. >> that is an image i'm trying not to laugh over, thank you, jessica. target's car seat trading program is back. you can exchange your old car seat for a 20% off coupon. target says it can be used on several baby products including target is teaming up with waste management to cycle> a 00rincef. why some are calling for him to quit. but first -- >> we're from san jose, california, and seeking $400,000 in exchange for 10% of our

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time to take on the rangers out at the coliseum a. nice start, 7:07. 68 degrees, down to 62 by the end of the game. a look at san rafael. you're just south of the city. going to see the biggest jump in temperatures today. 68 yesterday in petaluma. 82 today. 14 degrees warmer. most of us double digits, warmer than yesterday except for oakland and san mateo. we're in the 60s and 70s yesterday. tomorrow maybe the hottest day of the year only to be eclipsed by wednesday, the hottest day of the year. look at that, 76 in san francisco and these may be too cool. >> good morning, mike. it has been really quiet. i did hear that we have a new crash in the hayward area.

i'll get to that in a moment. the san mateo bridge, just past the toll plaza reports of a disabled vehicle. i am seeing brake lights. no significant residual delays. southbound 680 in the tri-valley reports of a new crash. >> two san jose entrepreneurs found success on "shark tank." >> we don't want to sugar-coat this. we need your money. >> you have a deal. >> these two got barbara. the name of the company is maven's creamery. they make specialty ice cream sandwiches. david louie sat down with gwen and christine before the show

aired. the sisters say they practice that pitch for days. >> it was nerve-racking, exciting, all at once. >> the sisters want to expand to the east coast and overseas. good luck to them. >> looks delicious. along with the easter bunny several duckling sightings across the bay area over the weekend. >> the alameda county fire department posted this on twitter. on saturday firefighters came across ten ducklings trapped in a storm drain. they reunited them with mom and released them in a nearby creek. fetment drs ed mother and her ducklings across the street. get on up there. >> adorable. new at 6:00, production problems, the newgarnd the worl. and growing concerns about the new muni trains going into service in san francisco after the "san francisco examiner"

obtained this video of a woman caught in a door and then dragged. we are live with what officials are now doing. plus, the move this week that could make the

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our favorite sound bite of the morning, possibly the month. a woman confronts a porch pirate and it's caught on camera. >> she was not having it that morning. >> i don't blame her. good morning. it is 6:00 a.m. the big story this morning, the weather. >> yes. take a look here at the next three days. mike, we're still two months from summer. doesn't feel like it, though. i am loving it. you know that. >> we're going to make it possibly even warmer than last week. close along the coast and into san francisco for sure the hottest days of the year for a lot of our inland neighborhoods.