by the time they got here, it died out on its own basically. >> reporter: now police wouldn't give us any details about any suspect or suspects or if anybody was taken into custody. we have been told there are no reports of any injuries. reporting live in daly city, anser hassan, abc 7 news. it is 4:30. if you're just waking up, good morning. a quick update on weather and traffic. we start with mike. i want to start with the winds on live doppler 7. you can see full on onshore wind. 22-mile-per-hour wind at fairfield and look at the cloud cover. just about all of us starting off gray. a little bit of mist out there possible near the coast in our higher elevations. the fog is pretty high or the low clouds are high as you can see from sutro tower this morning. 46 to 53 degrees. we'll keep an eye to see if there's any fog. our lowest visibility is about 5 miles. mid to upper 50s at the coast. near 70 at 4:00. so just a touch below average.

let's see if everybody is heading back to work after all those holiday breaks, alexis. i think so. we're looking okay so far this morning. no major incidents to talk about and no slowdowns either. a live look at walnut creek. 680 north of the 24 split, filling in lightly this morning. no major problems for you and our drive time is looking good, too. the one exception, the only one not in the green so far, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, in the yellow at 34 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard and 101 to cupertino looking good at 16 minutes. and at the live desk this morning we just got new details this morning about the deadly synagogue shooting near san diego. the suspect has also now been linked to a recent mosque arson fire. 19-year-old john earnest, accused of killing one woman and injuring three others including the rabbi in saturday's shooting, earnest ran from the scene while being shot at by an off-duty border patrol agent who

was attending services at the synagogue. he was arrested about a mile away. the rabbi then described the moment that the suspected shooter opened fire. >> this man standing with a rifle pointing point blank at me, and he starts shooting right towards me. >> investigators are examining the alleged shooter's social media history including an open letter posted online saying he wanted to kill jews. earnest has been charged with murder and will likely face federal hate crime charges. reggie? by the end of the day the jury will be selected for the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. court officials say the pool of qualified jurors will be narrowed down to 12 with six alternates. opening statements are expected tomorrow. they are each charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. lawyers claim the men are being made scapegoats for the deadly fire even though city inspectors knew about conditions at the warehouse. we are hearing from the nehe weekend.

we're choosing n family. here is abc 7 news reporter kate larsen. >> reporter: while cars sped up butterfield road over crime markers and past handmade signs that say to slow, charlotte placed flowers for her friend who loved to garden. >> just a wonderful member of the community. >> reporter: a car hit her. she was walking her dogs across the street from their home. she and one of her dogs was klled. police say the driver was 30-year-old james boswell, he was arrested and booked for felony dui and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. >> i just want people to slow drive. >> reporter: carroll paige is

one of the woman's best friends. >> i can't begin to tell you how angry i am at this man, how irresponsible, despicable and rotten i think his people in the neighborhood ran with their own dogs across butterfield narrowly avoiding cars and parents ushered their children into bike lanes to keep clear of the constant rush of traffic. mike lives on butterfield road. he and his wife frequently call police to report dangerous driving. >> we request extra patrol. we'll see cars come down the street, but people still drive like maniacs down the street. >> reporter: a longtime friend and neighbor of the woman killed says she frequently walked her dogs past dark. >> i always worried about her walking them at night. >> reporter: boswell was booked on half a million dollars bail. i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. the president of the union representing muni operators is urging them to work overtime after a service meltdown on friday that started with a downed power line in the tunnel

between the west portal station and downtown san francisco. riders were told to use shuttle buses. a shortage of drivers made the delays worse. the drivers have refused to work overtime because of a contract dispute with the city. we'll have much more on the story coming up in our next half hour. 4:35 now. emergency housing is arriving in butte county for victims of the campfire. fema is setting up hundreds of manufactured homes in several locations. the november fire was the deadliest and most destructive on record in california history. some survivors are still living. money for that is set to end on may 10th and fire victims will have to move. all right. let's take a look at what's going on. you have a quick look at the accuweather highlights. we'll have a little bit of sunshine today just like we did yesterday with temperatures running at about the same rate, maybe just a little bit cooler. we'll talk more about the warm trends coming in the accuweather

seven-day forecast. first a look at the low to mid-50s along the shore from orinda to san leandro to oakland, the warm spot at 56 degrees. here is a look at what's going on elsewhere. mid to upper 40s in novato, albany, pacifica, also in pleasanton. everyone else in the low to mid-50s. look at this south beach, it was really dry crossing the bay bridge. no fog there but cloudy. we'll say clouds, a little mist is possible along the coast. it'll be cool to comfortable if you're taking manss transit a. few breezy spots where you would expect low clouds like this near the golden gate bridge, alcatraz and angel island. it's pretty breezy for your ferry ride. a look at the peninsula. we're in the 50s through 9:00 with some clouds and then you the mid to upper 60s. as far as the east bay valley, same thing. clouds and a little bit of sunshine. 50s through 9:00. and then full-on sunshine. near 70 this afternoon. and then we'll look at san jose

where it's getting increasingly cloudier this morning. you will have pretty much the same bay valleys with a whole lot of sunshine after 9:00. take a look at the cooler temperature tomorrow and the wild swing that will bring 80s back to the forecast in a couple days. first i want to bring alexis in. what are you seeing? nothing much. not complaining on a monday morning. probably not if i had to bet, i would say no. one incident on the board. westbound 80 near cutting boulevard. a solo vehicle crash. sounds like they spun out and ended up on the right shoulder so it's not a blocking situation. a tow truck is on the scene. no word on injuries here. doesn't sound like we have anything too serious and no delays through the area either. so far mass transit looking good. b.a.r.t. trains begin running at 5:00 a.m. when they do start running the tracks are back open. i know we had a closure due to

maintenance. normal service, no delays for ac transit. the warriors opened the semifinals with a win over the rockets after an intense game one. >> this is a rematch that nba fans have been waiting for since last year's conference finals. despite both steph curry and klay thompson injuring their ankles in friday's closeout win over the clippers, golden state held off houston to win 104-100. a game two is tomorrow night at 7:30 at oracle arena. the series then shifts to houston for game three on saturday only on abc 7. game four is also in houston next monday. dash cam video captures a crane as it collapsed in seattle. what workers were doing when it suddenly fell. and apple removes apps that parents use to control screen time on their kids' devices. the company says it's a matter of privacy. just coming in to our live desk a big update from boeing on the 737 max jets. the ceo speakin

when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. all right, let's take a look at what's going on around the state. what, it's raining in socal in late april? you'd better believe it. boy, wish we could get some of that. everything is starting to get a look at what's going to happen so expect more showers and even some thunderstorms, some possible thunder snow around yosemite.

a shower could reach as far as tahoe. through the central valleys, 76 in sacramento. a stray shower. we'll be in the mid-60s around san diego and l.a. a look at tahoe and by the weekend we'll have better chances of showers and thunderstorms. here at the live desk we have learned boeing ceo is set to tell shareholders this morning that the company is making steady progress getting the air max into the air again. a software update will prevent the incorrect sensor read that go caused deadly crashes in indonesia and ethiopia. he's also calling for a top-to-bottom review of the design and development. critics accuse them of cutting costs to get them into production. whenever the official announcement is made i, of course, will let you know.

back to you. today officials in washington state are expected to formally release the identities of the four people killed when a construction crane fell from a seattle building. new video shows the crane as it collapsed on saturday. the driver was stopped at a red light and watched in horror as it broke into pieces. one of the victims is a college student, sarah wang. she grew up in southern california. she was in a car crushed by a section of the crane. another driver died along with crane workers. they wonder if winds were a factor. >> there were strong winds at the time we heard the crash. >> video from the space needle also captured the collapse. itas being used mateo county sheriff's office is working to identify the body of a man found floating in the ocean off the coast of half moon bay.

the remains were recovered near the ritz-carlton hotel yesterday morning. investigators say the victim had been dead for some time. officials took custody of the body and will identify the victim. 4:44 now. the latest investigation into possibly contamination found no health hazards according to "the examiner." more than 10,000 homes are planned for that site. there are concerns about radioactive contamination. the contractor in charge of cleaning up the area has been hit with a lawsuit, and two of its workers were sent to priso l samples. the department of public health retested the hillside and detected no radioactive contamination. the throwback we believe jerseys the oracle are up for auction. you'll have to pay a pretty penny, five figures. the one by steph curry hit over $50,000. draymond green, andre iguodala and klay thompson's jerseys are

creeping up to the five figure mark, too. proceeds from the online auction will benefit oakland-based organizations through the warriors community foundation and, by the way, the auction ends thursday. >> i'm still trying to get my hands on a disneyland spirit jersey. one step at a time. >> okay. >> that's all i'm saying. >> we'll get there. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco, supposed to be nice today? yes? please? it will start off cloudy. we'll roll back the clouds to the coast and then have some comfortable temperatures if not a little cool the closer you get to the coast. we're starting off in walnut cooler.here it's about warmest thursday and friday. still be pretty comfortable. we'll get near the 80-degree mark and then that's it. cooler weather as we head through the weekend. here we are at 7:00. watch it roll back by lunch to the coast. still a little bit of fog trying to push across the golden gate

as we head into the afternoon hours, alcatraz and also angel island by the time we get to 5:00 and then all of this will make a return to all of our neighborhoods. look at the temperatures, 58 in half moon bay. 62 in san francisco. mid to upper 60s in santa rosa, san rafael, richmond, oakland, san mateo. everybody else in the low to mid-70s. tonight, there you go. look at the cloud cover. mid-40s in places like cloverdale. my accuweather seven day forecast, tomorrow expect the clouds to linger longer, the breeze to pick up. that's why we drop about two to six degrees. wednesday will be a lot like today temperature wise. thursday and friday, just our inland neighborhoods near 80. low to mid-70s around the bay. temperatures tumble as the clouds get more aggressive. no rain for us. alexis? good morning, mike. overall we're off to a quiet start this morning. no major issues to talk about, just a little bit of slowing due

to some road work on the peninsula. northbound 101 between san antonio avenue and oregon expressway. various lanes are scheduled to be closed. we have probably about two and a half miles of stop and go traffic through that stretch. this should be done within the next 15 minutes. a live look outside. here is san mateo bridge, westbound 92 slowly filling in but no significant delays eastbound or westbound. thanks, alexis. apple is offering its reason for removing some apps that monitor screen time from its app store. and researchers figured out why using your phone is giving you wrinkles. here is this morning's "tech bytes." today's "tech bytes," apple explaining its removal of some parental control apps from the app store. >> they were touted as tools to give parents better command over their kids screen time. apple says they're no ri. >>and n you can blame your device for your wrinkles. >> doctors say the blue light penetrates skin deeply damaging the dna of cells and causing

wrinkles. ways to guard against d limiting a blue light protector on your device. taylor swift is setting new records. >> the video broke the youtube record for highest female and solo 24-hour debut with more than 65 million views. that number now around 100 million. the most on-demand voice request by alexa. those are your "tech bytes." nothing to say about that. >> true indeed. >> big swifty. >> well, enough is enough, apparently. hundreds of people stand up against gun violence in the north bay. a desperate search in the south bay. the woman now making the appeal for the return of her beloved dog. >> a marvelous debut for the "avengers" movie. back for two seconds and i'm doing puns. pulled in some serious cash in its opening weekend. let's take on the issues.e a

trssere in sanfrcisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different, but we're in this together. and building a better

a rough weekend for the giants at oracle park getting swept by the yankees. now the dodgers are in town, and we've got a 6:45 -- i have the time wrong, it's a 6:45 first pitch. temperature will be around 60 degrees. by the end of the game increasing clouds, 56 degrees and will be breezy. remember to dress for temperatures just a little bit cooler feeling than that. it's san francisco alumni night. a college football player just drafted into the nfl is recovering from a shooting that killed his teammate. this happened just hours after the new york giants drafted washburn college's defensive back cory ballentine. police say there was a disturbance at a home that led to gunfire. he was wounded. a 23-year-old teammate of his was killed. police say dozens of people were at the home. >> there were people running everywhere, and somebody's down in the middle of the road.

looks like they're bleeding pretty good. >> ballentine is expected to make a full recovery. the giants say they are in contact with ballentine. hundreds of people packed a community town hall to talk about gun violence and efforts in washington to fight it. at dominican university for the event organized by north bay congressman jerrod huffman and mike tompson, both speaking of reisn't attacks including the synagogue attack in southern california. >> it ripples across the entire community. 60% of our kids in school today are high school students today are fearful there's going to be a shooting in their school. people should not have to live under conditions such as that. >> thompson says he has introduced expanding gun checks in a bid to keep guns away from the mentally ill. cal state los angeles says 106 staff members and 550

students are still being told to stay at home and avoid contact with others. they were all exposed to a student with measles who attended classes while contagious30 a employees from ucla remain quarantined. they were also exposed to a contagious student. it was a blockbuster debut weekend for "avengers: endgame." >> we're the avengers. we have to finish this. >> we've got to finish this. the marvel movie shattered the record for biggest opening weekend ever. it hauled in $350 million in ticket sales in the u.s. and canada. globally surpassed a billion dollars. and that makes it the first movie in hollywood history to ever hit the mark. marvel is owned by disney, the parent company of abc 7. >> mike, did you see it? >> i did not. >> okay. but you plan to? >> i plan to, yes. i absolutely do. i'm going to wait for everything to kind of clear out. >> exactly. calm down.

>> so i can get some good seats and sit back and enjoy the three hours without a bathroom break. let's take a look at what's going on wednesday, the day we rebound in temperatures. we're going to be a lot like today. take a look at what today's numbers mean. at pier 15 back to the sales force tower, places inland like livermore and santa rosa, maybe a degree or two warmer. santa rosa will be cooler as will be redwood city and san francisco. oakland spot on at 6 7 degrees. it's more like spring than the warmth of last week. we do have one minor issue in the east bay. northbound state route 238 connector to 280. a disabled vehicle. i'm not sure what the problem is. they are sending a tow truck to the scene. sounds like lane number two. the middle lane is blocked. that's a busy stretch. and a quick check of the bay

bridge toll plaza looks like the left side, the cash lanes have thinned out. the right side not so much. no metering lights yet. that should happen closer to 5:20. alexis, thank you. in the south bay a woman is asking people to keep an eye out for her stolen dog. take a look. this is a picture of jessica kem's husky. her car was stolen from the driveway of her san jose home. they say she left it running with the dog inside while she ran indoors. when she came back out she saw a man inside of the car. she tried to open one of the doors as he drove away but fell down. police have not located the dog or the car. happening today environmental activists across the globe will be honored in san francisco. six people will receive the goldman environmental prize, the most prestigious award for advocates. one recipient is an activist from washington state. her work safeguarded residents from harmful air pollution and stopped the flow of millions of gallons of crude oil to her state. other winners hail from the cook

islands, mongolia and liberia. president trump and 2020, we have a new poll just released this morning. also, democrats hitting the campaign trail. beto o'rourke and former vice president joe biden gets ready for his first rally. and the fallout from the muni meltdown. the problems the transit

now at 5:00 a.m., muni trying to bounce back from its service meltdown. drivers now being urged to work overtime as san