making headlines at 6:00 a.m., the driver who plowed into a crowd of pedestrians in dgyves expectedface a and the bay area deemed the woto t is friday, april 26th. >> yes, the weather, though, will top our newscast right now. a live look outside and what you will notice is we've gone from really warm temperatures at the earlier part of the week to some slightly cooler temperatures for the week. i'm sure some people who have been blasting their ac wouldn't mind. >> i would be one of those especially after you hear pg&e is raising our rates. keep the electricity usage to a minimum. good morning, everybody. here is a look at live doppler 7. it is quiet. let me show you what's going on. you can see the fog lurking as you head south in san rafael. the may gray has made it here just a few days early.

keep us in the low to mid-50s, that slower sunshine means temperatures will be cooler today. the coast, 57 to 62 from noon to 4:00. we'll be from the low to mid-70s into the mid-70s to low 80s. more easing of that heat. enjoy a comfortable evening, 69 to 74. let's see what's going on out on the roads. here is alexis. we have a traffic alert. it sounds like this will be a big problem here in the east bay. westbound 24 right before you get to camino pablo in the orinda area, a flipped pickup truck blocking three lanes now. we have a crew on the way to the scene to check this out. that backup continues to grow and as you know if you drive this stretch of roadway really no good alternates driving wise you can use b.a.r.t. or car-pooling, take the long way around to 680 and then 580. that's a very long detour. if you're not heading out, i

would make other travel arrangements. tracy into dublin, 41 minutes. antioch to concord flipped over to yellow. san rafael to san francisco in the green. happening today the man accused of intentionally crashing into eight people in sunnyvale will make his first court appearance in santa clara county. >> reporter anser hassan with more on what we can expect today and a closer look at one of the victims. anser? >> reporter: good morning. when isaiah peoples makes his way into court today he's being charged with eight counts of attempted murder. he's being charged with using his car as a deadly weapon. he grew up in the east bay but lives in sunnyvale. he an iraq war veteran. police are still trying to figure out a motive. they didn't find anything alarming on peoples' social media. they will be analyzing his computer over the next few

weeks. we do know p study with his cla. one of the victims returned to the site yesterday. he talk about what he heard after the crash. >> he started yelling, thank you, god, for giving me this opportunity. i love you, jesus, over and over again. it just got me mad. i was like, what opportunity are you talking about? the opportunity that you almost killed people? >> reporter: police say peoples has shown no sign of remorse. his family says he suffered from ptsd. reporting live, anser hassan, abc 7 news. the i-team has dug into peoples' background. his brother told us peoples was under intense pressure at work as an auditor for the department of defense in mountain view. he was nearing the end of his probationary period after being hired, and peoples also was an iraq war veteran.

he was discharged as private first class in the army reserve. he tried getting his degree at sacramento state after that, but his family says ptsd started causing him to act out. we've been updating the story or our website. if police give any more updates in the coming days we'll live stream on the website and our abc 7 news app. developing news, an oakland police officer is recovering after surgery after being stabbed. the officer had just finished his shift about to enter the parking lot when officers say a suspect suddenly came up to him and stabbed him multiple times. he was dressed in plain clothes. he was not in uniform. our media partner the east bay times says the officer was stabbed in the neck. the suspect was arrested immediately and the weapon was found. new developments, a person of interest in the gruesome murder of a san francisco man has been released from jail. last august brian egg's mutilated remains were found inside his south market home.

police released lance silv t se. he was serving time in jail for an unrelated parole violation. police say silva used egg's debit card to pay cang crew to clean egg's home. the d.a. initially charged him and another man with murder but then dropped the charges. a friend of the victim tells abc 7 news he does not expect the police to take action. >> i'm not angry because expect nothing more. >> police tell us this is an ongoing investigation. developing news, facebook is facing three separate investigations over its privacy practices. looking into the breach of hundreds of millions of pass words stored as plain text. a second investigation claims facebook broke canadian privacy laws after the cambridge analytica scandal.

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it's 6:09 and temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s through the north bay. we go from about 48 in calistoga. 51 in american canyon and napa. low to mid-50s everywhere else. we do have 49 in daily city and san ramone. should be a gorgeous sun rise if you get above the cloud deck to see it. grab the sunglasses. golden gate around alcatraz. the breezes will be stubborn. from noon through 5:00, how about the east bay valleys, low

to mid-80s. not quite as many hours as the east bay valleys around 3:00 to 5:00. this is a traffic alert, a sig alert issued by chp. we have a flipped vehicle. three lanes are still blocked. it sounds like they have found a tow company that will be able to upright the pickup truck and get it cleared. they did give the tow truck permission to use the shoulder so they're not stuck in the backup. things are getting heavy through the stretch. a 15-minute delay from the lafayette area. i would say mass transit is your best bet. avoid all of that. the toll plaza not too bad. 5:39 the official time this morning. no delays for car-pool users,

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what is happening in the weather today. trying to benefit you by having you prepared. 6:17. we'll open up the weather window on san jose, one of those areas experience fewer clouds this morning. it will be even more widespread than this morning. we'll start down in santa cruz at 72. on the 70s in the peninsula. 62 to 65, our spread along the peninsula coast. 66 to 69 downtown, south san francisco. 68 with a stiff breeze blowing across the golden gate. we'll have upper 70s through most of the north bay. we'll have some low to mid-80s.

along the east bay shore, once you head inland, 80. into the valleys, low to mid-80s. it will be comfortable tonight. forecast, one to two degrees cooler. a little breezier monday. that sunshine will keep us in the same temperatures as sunday and see tuesday will be our coolest, 50s at the coast. upper 60s to mid-70s. comfortable the rest of next week. >> we have a traffic alert in the orinda area. we have a roll over crash that continues to block the three left lanes and that backup continues to grow as well. amy hollyfield is on her way to the scene and should be arriving shortly. the tow truck is about ten miteaway. they have been given permission to use the shoulder to get

around that. san mateo, sounds like a disabled box truck blocking one lane. you're jammed south of the 92 interchange. a quick trek of drive times 680 to dublin, 14 minutes. southbound 101 and northbound 17 through the santa cruz mountains. here in the green at 22 minutes. "good morning america" is coming up. >> rob marciano with a look at what's on the show. rob? reggie, alexis, great to be with you on this friday coming up on "gma" this big storm heading east doing damage across louisiana. you see the drone dam. an ef-3 touching down. now heading to the carolinas. louisiana itself declaring a state of emergency. live on the scene. heat continues in the west. plus the battle for the white house as former vice president joe biden hits the campaign

trail. the new attacks from president trump and anita hill. also an abc news exclusive as taylor swift drops that smash hit new song overnight. she's taking us and only us behind the scenes. it's all coming up on "gma" on a friday. how is that, reginald? does that pass your muster? >> reggie knows all the words already and so does alexis. she's telling me to give you a hard time for forgetting my name, rob. that's okay. she says hi. i know alexis is your favorite at this point. >> i'm like a parent, you can't ever pick favorites. i love you all equally except for the man sitting to your right. >> no, because you love me more. >> dude, shake it off. shake it off, pal. >> all kidding aside, alexis does say hi. >> be rob, we will see you -- >> hi, alexis. see you guys.

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a look at the weekend forecast for our beaches, low to mid-60s and a lot of cloud cover especially in the morning. 68 to 72 santa cruz. temperatures about a degree cooler except for the north bay. we'll see more sunshine sunday. happening today the sharks will take on the colorado avalanche at the s.a.p. center in game one of the second round of the stanley cup playoffs. tickets are still available on the sharks website for tonight's 7:00 p.m. game. according to espn two nhl referees will not be working the second round of the playoffs after a controversial call in the sharks' first-round series finale. they gave the sharks a five-minute power play after san jose captain joe pavelski was checked and fell onto the ice. san jose trailed las vegas 3-0 at the time.

the sharks then scored four times with a one-player advantage and then won game seven by a score of 5-4 in overtime. it was an epic game. the nfl draft continues later today with the second and the third rounds. >> the 49ers and raiders will be involved. san francisco -- i don't know. that script still hasn't been updated or changed. they both can't have third picks and that's what it says. >> i will google it. >> everyone knows that i don't know sports. nick bosa from ohio state. bosa received criticism for deleting tweets. he also once tweet that had ced kaepernick was a, quote, clown. he deleted the tweet because there's a chance i end up in san francisco and look what

happened. he ended up in san francisco. okay. we still don't have the information right. i will just continue reading. the raiders had three first-round picks taking defensive end clelin ferrell with the fourth pick. oakland also selected running back josh jacobs fromt 24 and safety jonathan abram from mississippi state at 27. okay. >> 49ers have the 36th overall pick in round two. they have 67th overall in round three. there you go. >> great. you can watch the draft starting at 4:00 p.m. today and 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. there's an exercise craze for those who love to exercise and love the environment. it is called plogging, jogging and picking up trash. >> while i was walking i noticed a lot of trash and i thought,

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undergoes surgery after being stabbed right near police headquarters. >> uber setting a $90 billion valuation for its ipo. it's not as high as some expected. after all she's been going through, she deserves happiness. >> and this little girl battling stage four cancer. we're going to show you the special surprise law enforcement had for this brave little south bay girl. you don't want to miss it. it's a great friday story and good morning to you. it is friday, april 26th. mike nicco, we're experiencing a bit of a cooldown. >> a little bit. you notice the clouds more widespread. temperatures the same as yesterday. this afternoon we'll end up cooler because of the slower sunshine. we're down to three-mile visibility. half moon bay and santa rosa. starting to get more dangerous there down to one mile. a look from the east bay hills camera. this looks like our summer pattern is here for today. low to mid-50s as we roll

through the accuweather 12-hour planner. plan on needing the sunglasses, though, by noon. 57 at the coast. low to mid-70s for the rest of us. only 60 at the coast at 4:00. 76 to 82. warmer than average around our bay and inland neighborhoods. enjoy a wonderful friday evening around 70. alexis? good morning, mike. one main trouble spot this morning and not much has changed in the last few minutes. we'll take you to highway 24 in orinda just before the camino pablo exit. a sig alert, a flipped pickup truck. we don't have any change here as far as the lanes blocked in the three left lanes. it sounds like the driver overcorrected there, lost control, and flipped over on its side. so check in on those speeds, backing up to the walnut creek stretch. 16 miles an hour in lafayette. 8 miles an hour closer to the scene in orinda. amy hollyfield is trying to get there right now. amy live on highway 24 with us. what can you tell us? >> reporter: alexis, it is slow

and go. let me get this camera flips so you can see the traffic we are stuck in. this is highway 24 in orinda. we are approaching that orinda exit heading toward san francisco so we are westbound, and we are crawling along. number one and number two lane are blocked because of an overturned chevy. chp says there were major injuries in this crash. this happened at 5:39 this morning. so an hour has passed by, an hour of traffic has backed up. so you want to be aware of this if you're heading into the city from the east bay this morning. this is going to slow down your commute significantly. we did hear reports that the tow truck was getting close. these a good sign this could be opening up soon. when i did ask the chp officer for an estimated time of reopening, he said none has been given. they're not even estimating yet when they'll get this cleared up. just keep this in mind if you can find another way to get to

work, maybe hop on b.a.r.t., delay your departure time. just plan accordingly. there's a major slowdown here. we are crawling along right now. we're not even going 5 miles per hour as we approach this accident. reporting live from highway 24 in orinda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you for the update. we want to go to developing news now in oakland. an officer has undergone surgery after a woman stabbed him as he walked out of work. police have not said why he was attacked. just after 5:30 yesterday evening at jefferson and sixth streets. he had just finished his shift, was walking to his car when he was stabbed. the officer was dressed in plain clothes, not in uniform. he was also leaving work and he was in the police department's parking lot when someone suddenly came up to him and stabbed him in the neck. the officer is in stable condition this morning. the attack has shaken up the police department.

>> we do this job every day where we are responding to an incident where somebody has been shot or stabbed or a violent crime occurred. when it happens to one of your own, a family member, one of your team, as you know law enforcement is a very close family. it's very disturbing and upsetting. >> police arreste a woman for the stabbing and the weapon was found. in the east bay a violent crash into an oakland daycare as dozens of children and staff were inside. this happened near 86 avenue and a street at the highland children's center yesterday afternoon. a witness tells abc 7 news she saw a shirtless man yelling at the staff after they refused to let him pick up his kids. shortly after the suspect carjacked the woman at a nearby church and rammed the daycare. just run inside and i told everybody. everybody hid. i was in the closet with parent

like so crazy. and then i didn't go outside until the police came and they got him. >> the suspect has a stay away order from the daycare. no children were hurt. one staffer was injured and treated. the driver faces carjacking and assault charges. pay pal is facing a gender discrimination lawsuit over an alleged bromance. our media partner "the mercury news" claims a vice president denied her a promotion because he gave the job to a less qualified man that he had a, quote, bromance with, and that he showed favoritism to male workers. she says she was fired for pushing back against the discrimination. pay pal says it's reviewing the lawsuit. if you ride muni, you may have noticed late buses and slow service. the reason drivers are refuse to go work overtime. "the examiner" says wait times

extended past 20, even 40 minutes for some buses. the city is offering operators a 99 cent per hour pay raise. the union said that's not enough. drivers are legally barred from striking but can't be forced to work overtime. >> your utility bill is going up again. the public utilities commission has approved pg&e's request for a rate increase. the utility wants customers to cover the $373 million it spent in 2016 and 2017 for removing millions of trees that died during california's drought. the puc approved the request but it ruled pg&e has to raise rates over time instead of making one big increase. the when and how of all of this, that hasn't been determined. the decision outraged a group called turn which is the utility reform network. >> even if it was devoted to safety, it doesn't mean they did it right because they certainly haven't in the past. >> what pg&e says it spent in

2016 and 2017 will now be audited to determine if the costs were actually reasonable. a bill to expand rent control for more homes in the state has stalled after the lawmaker behind it decided the plan needs more work. however, an assembly committee approved a bill to prevent raising rates more than 5% a year after inflation. the bill is sponsored by a democratic assemblyman. let's take a look at what's going on with your temperatures. we'll start in the south bay and there you go. we've got low to mid-50s in most neighborhoods, alum rock and morgan hill in the upper 40s. head up in elevation, los gatos at 54. low to mid-50s elsewhere except for danville and san pablo. novato and bodega bay at 48 degrees. let's see what's going on with your commute planner as we are looking at, right there, san jose 280 at 17 and here is a look at the san mateo brid g

li fzy but it's not as foggy as it could be considering what's lurking over there on the peninsula which is where all the low clouds and fog are, so you'll be driving into it. that's why i have fair for driving today. mass transit and ferry ride will be good. a look at our neighborhoods and map out the next 12 hours. you see a lot of fog in the north bay. it will lift to mostly cloudy sky by noon and mid-70s. upper 70s to near 80 during the afternoon hours. for the east bay a mixture of clouds and sunshine, 50s through 9:00. around 70 at noon. low to mid-70s at 5:00. grab that coat if you're heading out for a friday evening feast. and in san francisco a little breezy with temperatures in the 50s through noon. low to mid-60s through 5:00. 58 here if you'readi out this evening. i want to bring alexis in. she's been tracking all the travel problems this morning. what are you seeing now? >> one main problem, our sig alert here in the east bay.

taking you to westbound 24 where amy hollyfield is trying to get to the scene there just before camino pablo. she is stuck in the backup as well. we're down to the two left lanes blocked now instead of three. we do have a flipped vehicle that landed on its side at about 5:39 this morning. this crash has been there for about a full hour. 25 to 30 minutes and is almost 680 if you're coming in from walnut creek. that is our biggest issue. northbound 101 before third avenue and san mateo, better news there. earlier stalled truck blocking the left middle lane. that has cleared. residual delays south and one new crash in the south bay northbound 85 before winchester boulevard. four vehicles involved here. the right lane is blocked and you're back up to solid south of highway 17. >> thanks, alexis. tonight the warriors will again try to close out the clippers. >> the series goes back to l.a.

for game six. the clippers beat the dubs 1291. golden state leads the series three garors won both games at the staples center in the series and tipoff at 6:00 p.m. you can watch the game on our sister network, espn. then sunday the warriors will play either game seven against the clippers or game one of the western conference semifinals against the houston rockets at oracle arena. it will be on abc 7 at 12:30 p.m. either way. make sure to tune in. larry beil and company will have toyota after the game immediately following. "avengers: endgame" in theaters. crowds lined up to be the first to watch the movie. >> a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we'll have another update on the markets next. and we do a show called midday live from 11:00 to noon every weekday. we are jam packed today including a visit from mayor sam liccardo. he's been in the news a lot this

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balanceus.org all right, it's a school day for some of us, waking up low to mid-50s, watch out for some of the kids at the bus stops in the north bay. 50s, 60s and 70s from the coast, bay and inland. a nice day for outdoor activities. speaking of that going to the rally, game one of round two

taking on our sharks. 82 at 5:00. mid-60s by the time the game is over. if you're heading up to the sierra for some of the resorts open on the week for skiing, it is going to be really warm. mid to upper 60s and with the sun reflecting off that snow the sun will be even stronger than normal. happening today this man accused of intentionally crashing into eight people in sunnyvale will make his first court appearance and anser hassan is at the courthouse with more on what we can expect today. a closer look at one of those victims. >> reporter: that's right, good morning, jessica. isaiah peoples is due here in court at the hall of justice later this afternoon. he faces eight counts of attempted murder and using his car as a deadly weapon. the 34-year-old lives in sunnyvale. police are still trying to figure out a motive. they say they didn't find anything alarming on his social mputer over the next few

weeks. a 13-year-old girl most severely injured remains in critical condition. another victim, miguel, retur the crash site yesterday. he says he only had seconds to get out of the way of peoples' car. >> it was just like two seconds that gave me so i did a quick move and probably that's the thing that saved my life. >> reporter: police say that peoples has shown no sign of remorse. his family says he's an iraq war vet and suffers from ptsd. >> anser, thank you. students and staff at two universities in los angeles have to be quarantine because of a measles outbreak. more than 100 students and half a dozen faculty at ucla are under quarantine because they haven't been able to prove they've had the measles vaccine. at cal state l.a. 71 students and 127 staff. the quarantine could last for a week.

the current outbreak is linked to an overseas traveler. there have been 38 cases of measles in california so far this year. triple the number from this time last year. locally patients have been diagnosed in san francisco, san mateo and santa clara youcounty. to learn more, go to abc7news.com. more details emerging about joe biden's presidential campaign. we now know biden has hired prominent african-american strategist symone sanders as a senior adviser. sanders previously worked for bernie sanders' 2016 presidential campaign. the associated press reports she met with biden a few weeks before being offered the job this is biden's third time running for president. he is making abc's "the view" his first interview stop after officially entering the 2020 race. you can watch it this morning at 10:00 a.m. only here on abc 7. and then tuesday biden and his wife, dr. jill biden, will sit down with robin roberts for an

exclusive interview on "good morning america." that is tuesday morning on "gma" at 7:00 a.m. and now your morning money report. uber is lowering its target valuation to about $90 billion for its t company originally hoped to reach as much as $120 billion. uber now plans to market shares to potential investors at about $44 to $50 each. no set date yet when shares will hit the market. a live look now at the new york stock exchange. we're down 29 points at this point. amazon prime customers will soon be able to get your package delivered in 24 hours. amazon says it's spending $800 million over the next few months making changes so it can cut its prime delivery time from two days to just one day. no word yet on when the one-day delivery option will officially launch. we've learned the recall of 4.7 million fisher price rock and play infant sleepers will

cost the company millions. mattel expects to lose up to $35 million in sales of the popular baby product. the sleeper is blamed for more than 30 infant deaths. it can allow infants to roll on to their stomachs or sides while unrestrained. fisher price is offering full refunds and vouchers. in the south bay deputies from the santa clara county sheriff's office surprised a 9-year-old girl battling stage 4 brain cancer, a story you'll only see here on abc 7 news. sophie trinidad has been dealing with some setbacks in recent months. with the help of her family sophie has been sharing her journey on instagram. a tech at the sheriff's office found one of her posts. they decided at the office to raise more than $6,000 for her and they surprised her with a trip to disneyland. >> after all she's been going through, she deserves happiness. i'm so thankful for them that

they care about my daughter and that they follow her journey through her fight against cancer. >> disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> the family has to make the trip to disneyland this summer. we hope it's as magical as it should be. we are in the end game now, "avengers: endgame" opens today. fans lined up last night. many theaters are showing the movie around the clock because of the high ticket demand. 8,000 show times have already sold out. the hype so huge some fans sat for hours to catch up on all 22 marvel films. >> we've been camping out for three days straight. we haven't left the theater whatsoever. >> my head is going to explode off my shoulders. i've waited my whole life for this movie. >> please, do not spoil "end game." >> wow. >> the film expected to make as much as $260 million domestically. box office experts predict "end

game" will rake in more thanned 800 million in just its first weekend alone. marvel is owned by disney which is also the parent company of abc 7. >> i saw the one movie where it was spider-man and he was in high school, i saw that. i'm good there. >> parker. >> what else happens? >> you want to go through all 22 movies? >> we don't have time for that. our show ends in nine minutes. >> you need four stones to control the universe, the bad guy has them now. >> all right. i'm tracking this. >> they will try to get it back. when he gets all four stones he kills half of the population. >> and that's end game, right? >> also dirty raccoon. >> yeah. >> i'm good. i'm good. >> there you go. let's move on and talk about weather, something a little easier plot to follow. a look at what's going on at sfo. let me double-check. they said there were no delays. let me see that again because you can see it's getting awful fuzzy around there.

sure enough, nope, no delays. good news there. a look from mt. tam. this is something you're used to seeing all summer, the sun above the marine layer. mostly sunny away from the coast and cooler by the afternoon hours. highs will remain above average until next week. we'll have more sunshine and temperatures back in the 60s and 70s. we still have a few 80s hanging on in the south bay. low 80s there. 82 santa cruz. mid to upper 70s for most of the peninsula. the closer you get to millbrae, san bruno, hillsborough, those areas, you're going to be a little bit cooler in the low 70s. low to mid-60s with a few peeks of sunshine along the coast. more sunshine downtown, south san francisco, sausalito, pretty comfortable. we have upper 70s in the north bay, but the farther north you go you start to hit mid to uer 80s around santa rosa, calistoga. 73 to about 78 along the east bay shore. orinda, 80. hercules at 75. low to mid-80s in our valleys. if you're going to the game,

metallica night. if you have that special ticket, you get that reversible beanie. that would be cool. you'll need it. dropping down to 55. in fact, most temperatures will be in the low 50s tomorrow morning. we'll drop a couple degrees every day until tuesday, our coolest day. temperatures next week in the 60s and 70s. alexis? good morning, mike. i want to take you back to our traffic alert. we are improving. word from chp all lanes are back open on westbound 24 in orinda. however, we have some major residual delays. a look from our crew. they did go right by the scene as they were sweeping up the last of the debris from a roll over crash. b.a.r.t. train cruising along with no delays. westbound 24 seeing a backup. flip over to our traffic maps and what we're talking about here. we did have that crash, as many as three lanes blocked and two. that was there for an hour.

that did make it to 680, unfortunately. some better news in the south bay, northbound 85 before winchester, sounds like that turned out to be a three-car crash and that one has cleared to the side as well, although residual delays remain there, too. a quick check of drive times, 28 minutes westbound 80 and highway 4 to the maze. no delays across the bridge or to sfo. a family in placer county wanted to get a closer look at grazing shem but the animals had other ideas. >> this is a huge mistake. >> you're looking at a stampede that invaded a home after the man opened the backyard gates. they tried to get the flock back to the grass lands. the mom jumped on a trampoline while playing a tambourine. >> yes. now jump up and down. yes!

they're going to take my fence out. >> that's when the animals left the yard. what have you learned today, reggie, sheep don't like tambourines. >> they don't or trampolines. nothing with lines. the 7 things you need to know before you go. >> if you haven't yet, follow us at abc 7 news bay area. great pictures like this one. share your photos and videos using the #abc7now. >> they perfectly framed that. it doesn't quite

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6:58. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, the army veteran accused of intentionally running down people in sunnyvale scheduled to make his first court appearance later today. 34-year-old isaiah peoples was headed to bible study when police say he intentionally crashed into eight people on tuesday night. number two this morning in oakland a police officer who had just left work at the time is recovering from surgery after being stabbed in the neck. our media partner says a woman was immediately . >>aking a backup on westbound highway 24 trying to recover from an earlier roll over crash. that was just before camino

pablo in orinda blocking two lanes for over an hour. unfortunately, that driver has major injuries. all lanes back open now. number four, joe biden is making abc's "the view" his very first interview stop after officially entering the 2020 race. you can watch is at 10:00 this morning on abc 7. the nfl draft resumes today with the second and third rounds, and you can watch day two of the draft here on abc 7 starting at 4:00 p.m. the marine layer is back. temperatures 60s at the coast. >> and number seven, taylor swift dropped a new song overnight called "me" and is already a hit on youtube. coming up next on "gma" taylor gives you a tour where her musical journey began. tune in for that. and taylor swift is not an avenger. >> she is the only person who is not an avenger. >> that's what i just discovered, yes. >> everyone else, though, is.

>> you can't spell awesome without me. good morning, america. a state of emergency in the south with a deadly storm on the move. right now the northeast bracing for possible tornadoes after the south gets hit hard overnight. >> that's a tornado. >> rain and violent twisters kill at least five people destroying homes, hitting this college campus, and now millions from d.c. to philly on alert. interstate inferno. a semi blasting past drivers then slamming into cars and trucks sparking massive flames killing multiple people. we're live on the scene this morning. battle for the white house. joe biden on the trail overnight as president trump launches an attack. and what the former vice president is now saying about anita hill.