sometimes you do hav a little rice crispy and snap crackle and pop. >> it was worth waiting for. 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. ryep, no fog toi

we willta in the 60s at the coast. we'll jump mid to upper 40s to low to mid-70s by noon and upper 70s and still gorgeous. low to mid-70s. here is alexis. we were getting word of a new crash in the east bay this is in the hayward area southbound 880 just past tennyson road. sounds like a motorcycle is involved and three left lanes blocked. i believe the other vehicle continued on. it does sound like we have injuries as well. i do think that we'll merge with our typical delays if you're coming from state route 238. keeping a close eye on that. not a lot of details yet but collision reported and that is

in one lane. an update on both in just a few. following breaking news, a strong earthquake shook the philippines briefly knocking out power. the 6.1 quake hit at 2:11 this morning our time. you're going to see some video now of a chandelier on your screen. many evacuated buildings as the quick hit. officials say an old church damaged and some bolders rolled down a hill onto a 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. abc 7 news live this morning. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. sf mta wants the city to fast track buying 150 new muni trains. one supervisor says that would

be irresponsible after learning of the problem they are having with the new fleet. it shows a woman's hand being trapped and dragged at the embarcadero station. the train doors are locking. the woman was hospitalized in serious condition but released four days later. that's not the only problem. muni had an incident a pin that holds cars together snapped while the train was in operation. they are calling for an independent investigation into muni's problems. muni says it's working on solutions. >> we're working to upgrade the current trains with safety enhancement. >> reporter: the public utilities commission is conducting their own investigation. the muni vote is set for tuesday. >> and "good morning america"

will have more at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. the number of dead in svi lan ka increased overnight a. militant group is responsible for groups that killed at least 290 people on easter sunday. >> at least two dozen suspects are in custody for questioning. suicide bombers detonated most of the explosions. authorities are looking into possible intelligence failures. ten days before the attacks sri lankan police warned terrorists planned to bomb prominent churches. >> i do feel there was a breach as well as a big massive miscommunication or somebody took this whole intelligence report very lightly and thought it's not possible. >> police are looking into why intel officials didn't act on that warning. >> sri lanka blocked social media sites after yesterday's

attacks. they include facebook and whats app. instagram, youtube and snapchat were blocked. twitter was not affected. abc 7 is constantly updating the story on our website. amy hollyfield also tracking new developments this morning. she will have a live report shortly. seth molten is the latest democrat to jump into the race. the 40-year-old iraq vet talked about his white house bid today on "gma." >> i'm running because i'm a patriot, because i believe in this country, and never wanted to sit on the sidelines. that's why i joined the marines. it's why i ran for congress and why i'm running to take on the most divisive president in american history to bring this country back together. >> molten has been a frequent

critic of president trump. he gained national attempt to lead an effort to reject nancy pelosi as house speaker after democrats regained control of the came ber last year. a 45-year-old man from san francisco crashed into the water five miles off from his destination. there were really gusty winds at the time and those winds are believed to have played a role in the accident. >> by the time emergency crews got to him we found that he was already deceased and most likely had drowned in the water. >> it was very distressing to hear that happened especially on easter sunday, too. >> crews found the man's body unclipped from his equipment. >> happening today officials plan to cut down 77 aging ficus trees along the 24th street in

the coming months and say that'. they're going to discuss the tree removal. public works has been conducting door-to-door outreach. a controversial proposal for a navigation center along san francisco's embarcadero takes a big step forward tomorrow. the port commission is scheduled to vote on a resolution that would authorize a contract with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. it recommended the approval of the center that would bring 130 beds to the lot. the original proposal calls for 225 beds. officials revised the plan after neighbors voiced their concerns about it. a close call for a young girl in vacaville. what she did that probably saved her from a suspicious driver. new concern this morning about boeing jets. a report raising questions about dreamliner production. here is a live look from mt.

tamalpais. you can see it's hazy. where is the fog? nowhere to be found nor its cooling. look at today, 70s and 80s. 80s and 90s possible tuesday and

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take a look at neighborhoods in the south bay, a lot of upper 40s to near 50. we do have alum rock at 45. some of our cooler spots and you can see a lot of upper 40s to 50-degree temperatures, a few mid-40s in the north bay, lafayet lafayette, danville. strawberries, got some already yesterday from the farms. golden gate bridge, no fog there. dress in layers. we're in the 40s and 50s now. 70s and 80s this afternoon. tranquil on the bay today and strong sunshine. the peninsula, mid-70s during the afternoon hours. total sunshine. east bay valleys, a huge drop. some of your neighborhoods are in the mid-40s and you'll jump into the mid-80s. that's 40 degrees of warming. the south bay almost as close, 49 this morning, nearing 70 at noon and 80 from 3:00 to 5:00. this is just the beginning. wait until i show you next few days coming up. up to about four miles.

alexis? i want to show you the toll in the tri-valley southbound 680, pretty my nor two-car holaneha bn collision. that stretch of red will thin out quickly. thanks, alexis. next, the fallout from the everyone else has to sit through mueller report. the metering lights. the action house speaker nancy pelosi will be taking today. calls for prince harry to quit a new show he's developing with apple. why what patients don't realize is what they eat and drink likely acidic and then what's happening is the weakening of enamel. now is the perfect time for a toothpaste like the new pronamel repair.the weakening of enamel. this toothpaste takes it to the next level. it takes minerals and it drives it deepnto the tooth surface so that we can actively lp repair weakened enamel. i do think dentists are going to want to recommend the new pronam repair toothpaste. it's such an easy answer and it will do exactly what their patients need. i'm workin♪ to keep the fire going for another 150 years. for beauty that begins with nate. to make connections

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happening today, house speaker nancy pelosi will hold a conference call with house democrats to discuss the mueller report and next steps. she insists congress, quote, will not be silent after the justice department released a redacted version of the report last week. chairman adam schiff says over the coming weeks the caucus will weigh the option of pursuing president trump's impeachment. president trump fired back saying, quote, how do you impeach a republican president for a crime that was committed by democrats? new video of a car following a girl through a neighborhood. vacaville police releasing this. it shows the girl walking alonel the girl says she hid behind the track after she notice add man in a dark colored pontiac following her.

you'll see the car stops but then it comes back. she checks to see if the coast is clear but the car there still in the roadway. police are reminding parents to talk to their kids about not approaching strangeers in cars and hiding behind the blue car may have really saved her, reggie. >> you are not ready for the next sound bite. technology helped a southern california woman catch a porch pirate stealing from her mailbox. she has a home surveillance camera and it recorded this woman walking up to the house in long beach. you can see the woman grabs a letter on top of the mailbox. it sent an alert to the home onlier's phone. the homeowner went outside and confronted the thief. >> give it back. for the most part i think of myself to be calm, cool and collected. sometimes you have to get a little rice crispy, snap, crackle and pop. people need to know you're not the one to mess with. >> i understand that so much. the suspect was able to get

away. the homeowner reported all of this to long beach police. >> sometimes you have to be rice crispy in the morning. >> anyone smart working on the kellogg's social media team would be reaching out, a lifetime supply. >> nothing more colorful or clear than what she said. wow. good for her. i'm glad it didn't escalate into anything else. we're going to escalate temperatures. i keep checking and so far got through santa rosa and napa. the last time we hit 90 in santa rosa was september 26th last year. officially reports at the airport cooler than the city itself. august 4th last year. remember the two days in a row we hit 100 or greater? we're not going to hit 90 in san francisco.

the warmest week of the year with the next two days the warmest of the year. more clouds and a cooler weekend on the way. it's anchored here. it may meander closer to the coast and bring that warmer weather with it. once we get on the back side that's when we'll cool back to more comfortable seasonal levels. 7 from north to sout mst today to low to mid-70s in south san francisco, downtown and sausalito at 74. low to mid-80s. look at this, 76 to 7 along the east bay shore. and look at tuesday and wednesday. the warmth, the 70s, near 90 inland tomorrow. i think we'll have a better chance getting there wednesday. alexis? a look at the roads, the biggest issue in hayward.

we got word from chp everything has been pushed off to the shoulder. a crash was blocking the three left lanes. four miles an hour, i think these speeds will start to improve and a quick check outside, very light so far this morning in the south bay. 87 south of the airport and no issues to report there. >> thank you so much. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> and live for us from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning. hey, friends. we're live in sri lanka with the breaking new developments in the deadly easter terror attack. authorities are revealing who they think is behind it. a story we know you've been covering a lot there, the terrifying close call on a muni train. the latest after she survived.

there are concerns here in new york as well. the new headline just in about the royals where prince harry and duchess meghan may be moving after the royal baby is born coming up on "gma." >> there's some royal drama going on there, i know that. i just got back from london and people are always talking about it. tests will determine the future of the richmond/san rafael bridge after the concrete fell from the upper deck on the lower deck. we'll have an update for you. countdown to the nfl draft. final

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and put the word out with godaddy. what will you change? make the world you want. i wanted to give you an idea what to expect by showing you the liftoff of temperatures, 70s and 80s today. look at that. we're in the mid to upper 80s, the south bay, east bay, inland, north bay tomorrow. the same thing on wednesday. i think wednesday will be our warmest day inland. already you can see some cooling hitting san francisco. we're going to have temperatures -- i was just checking a couple other places, livermore hasn't hit 90 since september of last year. hayward, you have to go back to june of last year.

thanks, mike. prince harry may be thinking twice before moving forward with a documentary series about mental health for apple tv. according to "the daily mail" a new xin urging harry to quit the show because of working conditions in some iphone factories in china. the 34-year-old is collaborating with oprah winfrey on the new tv series for apple. harry has said he is incredibly proud to be on the show. new developments about boeing. a " proction of thbo a boeing factory is speeding up production at the expense of quality. according to "the times" faulty parts were installed, tools and metal shavings left near electrical systems. the allegations of poor quality are, quote, especially offensive.

the warriors are enjoying another day off after a win against the clippers. golden state took a 3-1 series lead. klay thompson started off hot yesterday. he says he jumped into the pacific ocean after a slow start to the playoffs. >> you can close it out at oracle. you're not going to jump in the pacific ocean? .ld it. play like this, i do >> we look forward to it. >> i'll live stream it or something. >> game five is at oracle arena. >> the start of the nfl draft days away. >> huge crowds to see three days of selections and dealings unfold. city leaders expect about 100,000 people per day to pack

the downtown area in addition to the 70,000 people who work there every day. >> we've been talking about it at the office the last few weeks. everybody is getting prepared for it and knows what's coming. >> it's not even the draft yet. so much stuff going downtown. >> officials say the draft will be the largest multiday event ever staged in the city. you can watch the nfl draft here on abc 7 that will air at 5:00 thursday. a weekend crackdown on side shows in the east bay, but did it work? celebrating earth day with a new effort to stop illegal dumping and clean up the streets. how you can help. new details out of sri lanka including the first ad. a full report coming up. plus, justin bieber's first

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celebrated easter sunday services. the new information released overnight. theranos ceo elizabeth holmes in court today. the back and forth between prosecutors and her lawyers. an alert for parents about kids and car seats. some children might have to be strapped in until junior high. >> wow. >> junior high -- >> awkward. >> i had a friend in high school and she was under this new height limit. she would still be riding in it today. >> can you imagine you jump into your friend's car, you think you're so cool. junior year and you have to jump to the car seat. >> junior high is bad enough. >> and junior high is that age you don't want to be seen with your parents, you're making that transition. >> here, son, let me strap you in. >> got a juice box in the back. terrible. >> we'll talk about that story coming up if you haven't heard the new guidelines.

>> drove down the lane there. back to where we should be. >> you're never more than seven minutes away. doppler 7. it's kind of chilly this morning. low to mid-60s at the coast. upper 70s to low 80s at 4:00 and a gorgeous 71 to 76. enjoy. it will get hotter from here. alex snis. >> residual delays. they did clear this quickly. it was in a tough spot. 11 miles an hour, 10 miles an hour is better than the last time we checked. we have a minor crash on the left shoulder. the metering lights on.

the only ones cruising through are the car-pool lanes. >> thank you, alexis. >> the deadly easter sunday attack in sri lanka. >> at least 290 people were killed in the attack. two dozen suspects were taken in for questioning. one of the american victims is from denver, colorado. reporter amy hollyfield live in the newsroom for thus morning. >> reporter: the first american victim has beeniz identified. his company just put out this tweet moments ago. we grieve the loss of our colleague in the easter sunday atrocities in sri lanka. our thoughts are with hi family, friends and our 800 colleagues in sri lanka. the death toll is climbing. the government is now blaming an extremist group for the coordinated bombings that targeted hotels and churches on

easter sunday. one man describes the moment he realized the building he was in was bombed. >> we could see blood on the stairs and happening in this building. >> reporter: seven suicide bombers were involved in the explosions. ten days before this happened sri lankan police warned that terrorists planned to bomb prominent churches. police now want to know why intel officials didn't act. reporting live, amy hollyfield, nbc 7 news. easter mass at oakland's cathedral of christ the life began with prayers for those in sri lanka. the bombings have left many searching for areas.

they condemn theioe b ists. >> we should be living happily with each other. religion should not be a way to fight with each other but to live peacefully. i don't know why this is happening. >> it's okay to have belief but when the belief is being used to get political mileage, i think that's bad. >> the oakland diocese says proceeds from yesterday's mass will help relief efforts in sri lanka. >> and during easter sunday mass at the vatican pope francis denounced the sri lanka attack calling it, quote, cruel violence. [ speaking foreign language ] pope francis skipped giving a formal sermon to the thousands gathered in st. peter's 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. developing news now, tests starting this week will determine when the deck should be replaced on the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> cal trans will spent $300 to -- $300,000. chunks of concrete fell on to the lower deck. you probably remember this incident in february. it closed the span for many hours. engineers blame on a failed expansion joint. >> elizabeth holmes is accused of falsely claiming technology could run dozens of blood tests with a single drop of blood. they are now ready for a judge to set a trial date.

defense attorneys say they want more documents from the government. they have received close to 20 million pages. an attempted break-in aty, in custody forof a police offic. they say they tried to break into a storage area yesterday. officers say the men intentionally rammed into a police car injuring an officer. police opened fire as two suspects ran away. all three were eventually caught and arrested. the injured officer is expected to be okay. happening today state senator caught wiener will hold a press conference with ad about a political flier they are calling racist propaganda. many received this flier in the mail that equates a state housing bill with, quote, negro

removal, a reference when the african-american population in san francisco dropped from 15% to under 5%. wiener's bill would put more apartments and condos near b.a.r.t., muni and cal train stations. the bill would lead to further gentrificati gentrification, they say. telling five nations they will no longer be except from u.s. sanctions if they continue to import oil from iran, japan, south korea and turkey. right now they have waiveers that prevent sanctions. but secretary of state mike pompeo is expected to announce today the administration will not renew those sanction waivers when they expire. all right, we're coming up on 6:38, right on the dot. look at the micro climates. 48 in ocean beach. 54. pr along with downtown and richmond, most of us in the low

to mid-40s until you get into places like pittsburg and tracy, upper 50s there. that's where some of the warmest weather will be this week. a look from south beach and you can see the bay bridge is quiet this morning. there was a little bit of fog near napa and half moon bay earlier. not seeing quite as much anymore. most of the commute will be good. mass transit, cool and warm weather this afternoon. look at the jump in the north bay. 47 to 7:00. already in the 70s at 11:00. a great evening, 75 degrees. here is a look at the east bay. 50 at 7:00. we'll be in the mid-70s this afternoon. wouldn't be surprised if many neighborhoods hit 76 to 77 degrees for highs. in san francisco, upper 60s after starting near 50 at 7:00. the closer you get to downtown the closer to the low to mid-70s. tomorrow and wednesday the warmest days this week. we were talking about it and excited about how light the

traffic had been. >> yeah. some folks are waking up and going to work and school today. it didn't feel like it earlier. looking at walnut creek around north main streak is looking empty here. sound like one lane is blocked. i think that's why it's so light. a lot of folks caught in the backup. not light here. already about a 25, 30-minute delay approaching the toll booth to get on the span and that's due to those metal plates there due to that emergency road repair. and no delays from the north bay, southbound 101. looking great at 17 minutes. >> the new program launching today to help protect our planet. a live look here at the big

board at the new york stock exchange. we're down 58 points right now. another update on how the markets are doing next. plus, growing concern about the new muni trains so many of us like to ride on after a woman was injured by a closing door. how san francisco supervisors are responding this morning. live look outside this morning at the golden gate bridge. the sun is starting to come up and a warm week. we'll have your forecast up next. abc 7 is proud to support the 7,000 unstoppable women coming together for the 30th annual pbwc conference featuring an array of outstanding speakers including nicole kidman. this event is sold out. don't worry, you can still be inspired by other events

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there it is. look at that sun rise. a hazy one at that and that's a foreshadowing of warmer temperatures that are on the way today. also, high tree pollen, you could burn in less than 15 %-pe shorts and short sleeves. temperatures in the 60s, 70s and 80s. >> mid-80s. 90 in palm springs and the weekend forecast for tahoe shows more melting. look at all that snow still even with temperatures in the mid-60s.

>> thank you, mike. developing news san francisco considering delaying a new order of muni trains. >> a woman's hand got caught in the door and t dragged her on the tracks. >> reporter: sf mta wants money for new muni trains. one supervisor says it would be irresponsible given the problems muni has had with the new fleet and this video you see obtained by the "san francisco examiner," a woman's hand was trapped in the door of a new train, and she was dragged back on april 12th. the doors are locking. they also found that a pin holding cars together snapped about two weeks ago. muni says it's working on fixing the issues but according to "the examiner" the supervisor is calling for an investigation into the issues. the vote is set for tuesda

>> thank you. in the east bay oakland police were out in full force over the weekend trying to prevent illegal side shows like the one you see playing behind us. dozens of extra officers, in fact, 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. it serves no purpose but 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. >> the oakland city council wants to fine people taking part and impound cars for a month. it would even make driving and even just watching a sideshow a crime. happening today the man accusele o a she io a car that 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 after mistaking rowland's car for her uber. after she got into the car rowland activated the child safety door locks to prevent her from escaping. abc 7 news is committed to covering the issues affecting all of us as we build a better bay area. just in time for earth day a new pilot program to stop illegal dumping on city streets. a team of volunteers will spend two hours picking up trash in oakland. then community leaders will release more details about the pilot program that includes conducting neighborhood surveys. the data will be given to an illegal dumping that's responsible for keeping streets cleaner and safer. another popular san francisco restaurant is now closed. >> the elite cafe serves southern style food, and this was the crowd yesterday. the restaurant's last day in

business. the cafe can't keep up with rising costs, so it's now up for sale. there have been some interested buyers but nothing concrete yet. a san francisco startup trying to make returns easier is getting a big boost. they raised $19 million. returnly lets you get refunds for things you buy online before you actually return the item. you get store credit not cash. the idea is you get your money back faster and it's good for stores because customers spend more than their original purchase. trading getting under way at the new york stock exchange. you can see we're down in the red 35 points. tesla set to report its quarterly earnings on wednesday. investors are bracing for a loss as the company tries to increase production to meet demand. a new car seat law could have some kids in booster seats in middle school. it's happening in washington state. the governor there signed a new law updating regulations.

booster seats will be necessary until children reach 4'9". in some cases that means that kids could still be in a booster at the age of 12. the new guidelines will go into effect in january. because braces aren't bad enough. i'm sorry, kids, especially shorter ones. target's car seat trade-in program is back. you can ex chaeng your old car seat for a 20% off coupon. it can be used on several baby products including a new car seat. they're trying to team up and turn them into new products. >> grab a booster seat. sounds like you'll need it for a long time. >> oh, my gosh. red carpet world premier of "avengers: endgame" happening in los angeles tonight. all the avengers

marvel fans -- >> haha! >> as they gather to celebrate the apex of the 11 year, 22 film journey. it hits theaters nationwide on friday. last weekend it was in sync. last night it was justin bieber. >> a surprise appearance at coachella. he performed with ariana grande during her headlining set. ♪ ♪ i know that i let you down >> this is bieber's first time on stage in two years. in 2017 he cut his purpose world tour short to do some soul-searching and appears that mission is over telling the crowd a new album is coming soon. he tweet this had morning thank you, ariana grande, thank you coachella. that felt right. love you. >> i have no shame. i loveeb. y were singing along. >> i'm sad i wasn't there last night at coachella. >> how long does coachella last?

>> two months. >> grab that booster seat and head down there. you don't need one. >> i haven't needed one since i was really young. >> nice. >> coachella ended last night. >> it did? >> you can't go next weekend, sorry. >> i'm honestly tired of hearing about it. >> let's talk about the heat then. i know you like that when it comes to san francisco at least in the 70s range. we won't get you too hot, i promise. san jose, 87 looking in order you can see a little bit of haze out there. and temperature about 50 degrees right now. in fact, it will be sunny today yesterday. the warmest days in the warmest week ahead of us. more clouds, cooler weekend. we will shut it down before it gets too obnoxious. 80 to 83 for the rest of the santa clara valley. 80 at los altos. 77 in redwood city. millbrae up to 73 this afternoon.

64 to about 68 degrees along the peninsula coast. low to mid-70s from south san francisco through downtown. across the golden gate. 77 to about 80 with o rangers take on the a's. 68 degrees, dropping down to 62. as we continue we should have shown the east bay valleys where it will be in the mid-80s. look at these temperatures tonight from 50 in half moon bay to antioch at 60. that will help springboard us to the warmest day of the year tomorrow only to be superseded by the warmest day of the year wednesday and then you can seep the cooling hit the coast thursday. all of us back in the comfortable 60s and 70s saturday and sunday. alexis? mike, sounds good. i did turn our camera around here or brian, my friend in transmission did. thank you very much. we found this crash. southbound 680 north of treat

boulevard. it was in the two left lanes. they were able to push it off to the shoulder. you can see the fire truck arrived on the scene giving them some room. we have the tow truck and an ambulance as well along with chp. the right lane is now blocked and your backup is solid from 242 and concord avenue if you are coming in from the north. that is causing a bit of a delay. still in recovery mode, southbound 880, due to an earlier crash north of tennyson. hearing about a new very minor collision north of 92. it sounds like that's pushed off to the shoulder. a good day for mass transit. no delays. ace 3, 5 and 7 on time and normal service, no issues for vta. thank you, alexis. breaking news coming in to the newsroom. the supreme court has just agreed to hear a case involving gay and transgender discrimination in whether the l gender discrimination also prohibits discrimination against

gay and transgender people. the case involves a skydiving instructor who says he was fired because he was gay. it involves a transgender woman who says she was fired after she started presenting herself as female. now to news out of the north bay. two kayakers stranded more than two hours in frigid waters are now safe. the 21-year-old kayakers capsized saturday night. the coast guard, chp and four different fire departments sent search and rescue teams out. this is infrared video. the kayakers were found off the shore of tiburon. crews say the life jackets they were wearing likely saved their lives. one of the first documentaries about the campfire will be shown in mihm valley for a screening of the cam person a of the destroyed paradise in buttember.

the campfire is the deadliest and most destructive fire in state history. a marin county fire prevention program will be benefited. going to turn now to easter. yesterday several duckling sightings. >> it is spring, after all. firefighters came across ten ducklings trapped in union city. they reunited them with mom and released them in a nearby creek. the ducklings made it across the street just fine. first our instagram picture of the day. if you haven't yet follow us. you can see a lot more great photos like this one. that's beautiful. share your photos and videos

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the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. 6:57. if you're just joining us here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one, breaking news. a magnitude 6.1 earthquake shook the philippines. a chandelier shaking inside a hotel. there are reports about 20 people had to be rescued when a small building collapsed. number two, developing news, nearly 300 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. number three, a new report says funding for the new muni trains is now in jeopardy problems with the doors this video shows a woman dragged onto the train tracks when her hand got caught in the door. former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes expected to appear in court today, accused of claiming theranos technologies could run dozens of blood tests with a single drop of blood. number five, check out the gorgeous, hazy sunshine developing right now. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. look at that, upper 60s at the coast. upper 70s, even a few mid-80s inland. it only gets hotter thet co ofumber a crash in contra costa county. looks like the location closer to pleasant hill than walnut creek. southbound 680 close evard, a multicar collision. it was in the two left lanes. they pushed it to the right

iving them some room there. doesn't sound like we have serious injuries but they're waiting for another tow truck. that's causing about a 15, 20-minute delay. and number seven, the owners of san jose-based maven's creamery got a shark to invest in their business in last night's episode of "shark tank." the company makes specialty ice cream sandwiches. delicious. and congratulations to them. >> barbara ended up being the shark. i don't know if you watch the show, but i've been an avid watcher for a while. after meeting mr. wonderful, kevin, he's the guy now i would pick. >> he's your favorite even though he can be grumpy. >> in real life he's a teddy bear. >> he was nice to you. good morning, america.' breaking new developments in that deadly easter terror attack. authorities now identifying who's behind that easter massacre in sri lanka, striking

churches and hotels. as the death toll climbs, nearly 300 people killed, more than 500 wounded. americans among the dead. now the new warning from the u.s. embassy. and was a warning ignored just days before the massacre? this as security steps up at churches back here at home. also this morning, the new battle brewing over the mueller report. democrats debating whether to impeach the president as he both attacks and defends the roar. -- report. the latest this morning. missing boy mystery. the 5-year-old last seen in his bed, disappearing. his parents begging for his safe return.