motorcyclist killed on that bridge. it all happened very, very quickly. of course the residual effect is much longer. >> grid lock. high rate of speed when a motorcycle rider did not have a rear license plate. >> the officer pulled up to the motorcyclist and signals get off i was zig zagging through traffic. he was never able to catch up

and that's when the motorcycle rider collided with it. >> the crash happened just east of the harrison and fremont street exit. all of it happened quickly. less than a minute. but the rippling effect happened. take a long at traffic in the immediate aftermath. here's how it looked this afternoon. >> it took forever. >> right now, it took forever. it was horrible. >> three hours. from berkeley? >> yes. >> no more. >> two hours. >> two hours? that's not bad. >> the chp reopened all lanes of traffic but the traffic back-up continued for hours. >> was there an actual chase, a

pursuit in progress? of the rider trying on get away? >> no. the chp says the motorcycle officer didn't have the time to even think about initiating a pursuit because they say that the motorcylist seemed at first to comply with the officers' instructions. ranging from 65 to 70 miles an hour, and they say at that point, the motorcycle officers' main concern was public safety with regard to initiating pursuit. >> all right. reporting hive from san francisco. thank you. today's accident comes on the eve of motorcycle awarenesse mon month. motorcycle deaths occur 28 times more frequently than fatalities involving other types of vehicles. they share the road and be

alert. outreach efforts will include reminders to motorcyclists to playing themselves visible. use helmets. an investigation after a crash involving two vta buses this morning. it provided this photo of a man being taken to the helicopter which flew him to a local trauma center. it happened in the st. joseph's open space preserved near lexington reservoir. sky 7 arrived at the scene after paramedics brought the bike down from the accident crash site of abc7 is co is co is co is co isi better bay area.

>> like scooters have just rocketed in popularity. at one point after they launched, they were just scattered all over san francisco. you see just littering sidewalks. the city ended up issuing permits. the scooter company got bumped on that san francisco streets by scoot and skip of the company got creative to get back into the scooter market. they have formally been in place since last year. now booted from these sidewalks, they say they've scooted back by offering an unlimited monthly rental option as opposed to a shared by the minute rental. >> once again they are giving

obvious bird. >> after 800 pages of proposals, they granted permits for a one-year pilot program to companies scoot and skip. this after nearly 2,000 complaints to 333 in a little more than a month and unsafe riding. they publicly share for all the applicants. it also received poor ratings in those same categories and poor it aings in all the other categories considered. i suspect given the thousands of complaints, it will close that loophole. if it's illegal now, we'll give it up and collect them and find

them. they say we learned about this new program today and are going to get more details to determine whether or not this program complies with existing regulations. the city attorney's office says, we're evaluating this new service to see if it complies with state and local laws. >> we're not saying we don't want them. we're saying they have to be used appropriately. that was melanie woodrow. now scooter share sidewalks. if you take uber, you will be picked up in a different spot. we're sticking with transportation here. the airport is moving all ride share pick-ups to the top level of the hourly parking garage begins june 3rd. this is part of the ongoing effort to improve traffic flow around the terminals. if you're being dropped off by an uber or lyft, that will still happen cush side.

>> adding a point to a driver's record if they get caught while using a phone while drdrdrdrdr each of them introduced the bill. the only flaw was, they said they were too lenient. they said they always or frequently use their smartphones while driving. a new finds drinking tap water in california over the course of a lifetime could increase the rifgs cancer. some 2,700 different water stwrems evaluated across the state. the group estimates the reported carcinogens and toxic contaminants could contribute to more than 15,000 cancer cases. according to the study, water systems with the highest served communities with fewer than 1,000 people. >> ellen tauscher has died. she passed away yesterday at the

age of 67 due to complications of pneumonia. she wrote a facebook post april 7 saying her recovery was complicated by the cancer surgery she had in 2010. she resigned, serving the state department under president obama and hillary clinton. mrs. clinton issued a statement saying bill and i are deeply saddened by the dear friend of our friend will hen tauscher. she woke up every day determined the make a difference and she did. >> major changes to the company mark zuckerberg founded. >> those changes will affect every single user. >> today we're going to talk about building a privacy focused social platform.

>> reporter: mark zuckerberg walked into applause but then got right into privacy. he said he understands his company doesn't have the top reputation on privacy but he said facebook is committed to change. the first, private interactions. he says privacy gives people to be themselves and facebook wants to create that sense of intimacy. another is encryption. making sure people's conversations stay private. and people don't have to worry about it. he said not just facebook but what's app and messenger. which leads to being able to communicate on all those platforms and finally, he says he's confident they can do it. >> we man to do it in the way we developed what's app. starting with the most important and private useful make i as

secure as possible with encryption and then build more ways for all of us to interact private privately. >> he wants users to be patient. he said it will take years and it will be a massive undertaking but he's confident they can do it. union members stage their annual may today rally. they're taking aim at the proposed oakland a's ballpark. they say it threatens to gentry identify areas that provide better paying jobs that can support working families. >> because they're jobs, they pay living wages with benefits. my mother is 90 years old and she still enjoys my father's pension who passed on. and i want to make sure that future generations of long shore workers will be able to also enjoy those same benefits.

>> at a news conference today, union officials said they man to rally in front of the site at the foot of market street in owing. and also at noon at the port of owing. >> this is the fire chief's last week on the job. she is retiring. taking over as chief will be a 25-year veteran of the department. the first openly gay fire chief. she talked about her successor today. >> i know i'm handing over the department to a very capable person. she's forming her team. she will do a great job. i'm here for her if she needs me. i won't insert myself. i'm not going anywhere. i'm a lifelong san franciscan and she's going to do great. >> she said she chose may 5th as her retirement date because ed lee was a mentor to her.

an unusual sight on a bay area freeway. >> i couldn't really believe there was a sea lion on the freeway. >> the call for a rescue that had chp officers calling her a a real character. >> houston has been complaining about the referees in game one. an interesting twist for game two that may not have houston too happy. breezy to gusty across the bay area. that won't get in the way of

check this out. a young sea lion in the back of a chp car. it didn't do anything wrong. not really anyway. experts are examining it and caring for that sea lion after it wanted ordered to 101 during a morning commute. drivers spotted the hour near the 380 split amy has the story. >> reporter: the sea lion appears to be okay. it looks like he's done this before of i'm going with he. he won't know the gender until a vet checks him out, probably tomorrow morning. here's a look at the cute little escape artist. they'll figure out the age and gender. the volunteer from the marine mammal central who picked him up said he's probably less than a year old. maybe coming up on his first birth day. the chp got the call that he was on highway 101. the officers were a bit dubious. they thought it sounded a bit

farfetched. >> we got the call. i couldn't really believe there was a sea lion on the freeway. usually we get dogs, cats. at first it was like, we'll see when we get there. sure enough, it was actual sea lion. >> we were very grateful to the california highway patrol for picking him up and bringing him here so we could bring him in. >> look at the sea lion's back. we thought they we cuts but the volunteer said the sea lion has been brand or tagged. by another institution. this guy has a story. we have to wait to figure it out. you can see where this happened. the sea lion was on the shoulder near sfo south of the boulevard. there is a canal close by and that feeds into the bay so that could have been his path. >> the best part was when the chp arrived, they found some

people had pulled over. they were corralling him. making sure he didn't wander over to the lanes of traffic. he was fine. then when they opened up the car door, he hopped right in like he knew what to do. abc7 news. he called for an uber. game one win has been the officiating. >> nobody happy and they won't like this. the ref that they truly despite the most, scott foster, is working tonight's game. >> how ironic is this? >> yeah. maybe a little karma. we know that these teams have history. this is the fourth time they've

met in the postseason over the last five years. so they're not staying quiet about the referee issue that they believe cost them western conference title, and game one, just two nights ago. they've been very vocal about what they saw as missed calls and complained to the league about it. most notably, it was the three-point attempts at the end of the game. they said yes, there were some missed calls. the no call was a correct no call. for the warriors' part, they say missed calls go both ways. >> referees, just like that, more so than just the calls and officiating. this should be how great all of them are. we need to bring something different to the table. >> the last couple days.

>> now, scott foster was assigned to this series before it even started. the rockets had asked that he not be allowed to use any other game. they had some not so nice words. he was fined $25,000 for those complaints. so it will be interesting to see how they respond. >> it had been fascinating. remember all those things i said? i didn't mean that. >> yeah. on the crew as well. he is the ref that threw out durant and patrick beverly.

you can watch it only on the the countdown. tip-off at 5:30 followed by "after the game." now the peruvian tall ship bap union left in all her glory. it is used as a training vessel. it is also an paambassador and show cases peruvian food. >> we've got more great days coming our way. right now looking at live doppler 7 with sunny skies across the area. it is certainly very pleasant. let's look at the current gusts. 24 degrees. 24 miles per hour. and san francisco, down in san

jose. you can see it is bright and sunny. 56 degrees in san francisco, 62 in oakland, morgan hill, 57. 55 in half moon bay. here is looking toward the north. you see the thin haze coming in there. 66 in santa rosa. 72 at vacaville. looking through the haze to the bay. we'll see the warmer pattern with increasing clouds over the weekend. a slight chance of rain sunday into monday. we're focused on game two of the western conference. the semifinal series between rockets and the warriors. 7:30 document, it will be sunny.

and temperatures will drop to the mid 50s by 10:00 p.m. or so. so for those of us going to the game and those of us working. we may see a patch or two. a nice warm-up with highs tomorrow reaching low 60s on the coast. low to mid 70s along the bay shoreline. thatter 70s to around 80. it will get even warmer. and accuweather seven day. we're getting a few extra clouds of the it is coming off inland

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here's are the stories making headlines, a motorcyclist is dead after the chp says he crashed this morning on the bay bridge trying to outrun an officer. this started about 7:30 a.m. on the toll plaza when the chp said it tried to stop a man for a bus lane violation. he took off and made it to the san francisco side before crashing. the ghost shipment trial is underway of leslie brinkley tweeted out a sketch along with the opening statement. severe weather is threatening the middle of the country. world news tonight sent out some video of a church that had part of its roof ripped off by a storm. tombstones in the cemetery were toppled over. and chaos in venezuela where there is an effort to overthrow

maduro. thousands of people have filled the streets in the capital city of caracas. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has the story. >> violent crashes in the streets of venezuela. troops loyal to the socialist leader facing off. vehicles driving into protesters. fires erupting as interim president juan guaido described to oust maduro. of the mission >> the dictator, nicolas maduro. your time is over. shuai is rea venezuela is ready for a change. >> he is recognized as venezuela's leader leading the effort that has now escalated. a response to the ongoing unrest as well as the humanitarian and economic crisis there blamed on maduro. >> as difficult as it has been, i think this is something that

needed to happen and gives us hope and motivation. >> maduro whose 28 re-election. denying any responsibility. >> why are people who protest you end up either dead or in jail? >> maduro calling me a liar saying, i lie like president trump. >> the white house standing by guaido, calling for a peaceful transition of power. >> our hope is that we can get a change in the regime in caracas as soon as possible so that venezuelas can return and help rebuild the country. >> president trump tweeting that he is closely monitoring the situation. guaido's representative in washington says this is not a military coup but a constitut n constitutional process he is that will continue in the hours and days ahead. abc news, new york. and we have breaking news to tell you about. this is out of north carolina. journalists say shooting on a college campus has killed at

least two people and injured four others. it was at the university of carolina charlotte. a little more than an hour police do have them in custody. officers are going through every campus building and are you knowing people to stay in safe locations. a 19-year-old accused of killing one person and injuring three others during a shooting at a san diego county synagogue made his first court appearance today. >> john earnest pleaded not guilty. >> reporter: 19-year-old john earnest officially charged with murder with a hate crime circumstance. he is unleashing a gunfire. >> the evidence indicated the defendant fired eight to ten rounds before the rifle appeared to jam or malfunction. >> officials say he posted a threatening letter filled with

anti-smet ric and anti-islamic messages. five minutes before the deadly attack, would it lead to anonymous tips to live stream an attack. the shooting happened before he could be i.d. soldier. five loaded magazines and a tactical helmet were found inside the car. a total of 50 unfired bullets were found in the magazines. >> monday, hundreds coming together to honor the victims of the shooting and to remember 60-year-old lauri gilbert k who died trying to shield their rabbi from bullets. >> i think she took the bullet to the whole congregation. >> now how a classically trained pianist and student became radicalized. releasing a statement saying how our son was attracted to such darkness is a mystery. steaming from a fire he

allegedly started at a mosque last month. >> a rare show of bipartisanship in washington, d.c. congressional democratic leaders reached an agreement with president trump on the price tag for a potential infrastructure plan, $2 trillion. the house speaker nancy pelosi says the plan the democrats are putting forward is big and bold. >> we came to this meeting with an understanding that there is great need in our country for rebuilding our infrastructure. with the recognition that we stand at a pivotal place in terms of building infrastructure for the future. >> the white house press secretary sarah sanders called the meeting excellent and productive to get this plan passed in the senate. joe biden made his first stop in iowa as a 2020 presidential candidate today. they also released a new campaign video featuring

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position. you're an economics professor at brown. what made you decide to get into this and be a parenting expert? >> this is my second book. when i became a parent, i wanted to understand more about it, making the right parenting choices and this is the book that came out of it. >> absolutely. i know there are a lot of moms in my parent group and they love reading all your information. they feel like it is a refreshing take on parenting. vaccinations are a big thing. the measles outbreak, talk about what your research has found. >> broadly my research finds the vaccines are effecte. it can get so quickly into one side saying, you should vaccinate and others saying, no

way to do and people haven't confront what the data says. so i try to go through. why might you be concerned? why you probably should not be. there isn't any evidence that vaccines cause autism. know that from big convincing studies. i think it is important to help people see that. >> it seems to get perpetuated. somebody reads something and then it just snow balls. >> i always say, one of my least favorite things is people say a study shows. a study can show anything. what does all the evidence show together? >> talking about more data, what about breast feeding? that's another thing. do you do it? do you not? what about it? >> i think we get so much pressure about breast feeding as a new mom. you get told these very grand yoss things like it will cause better friendships. i don't know what your friends are like. >> i've never heard that one. >> you can find that on the internet. i try to look at what the best

evidence supports. and the answer is, there are some benefits to breast feeding for sure. better digestion early on. maybe even reductions in breast cancer for the mom. but some of the more aggressive things you hear like breast feeding will cause your kid to have higher i.q. points or thinner later, those are not supported in the best data. so when you really confront that, it says maybe some of this pressure is a little more than it would need to be and we should try, if it doesn't work or it's not for them. >> putting babies on their back. not swaddling past eight weeks because they could roll over. it is scary stuff when you think about it. everybody wants their baby to be thriving. the risks are so scary. how can people think about these

risks? like if you do it in the safest way possible, you're not on a sofa. you're not smoking and drinking. there is still a risk but it is very small. the preferences the family has. >> one of the things you say, well, you're putting your kid in the car. it does have some risk. rather than saying, i'm trying to avoid all risks, we're taking some risks and we want to put the sleep risks in the context of some of the risks we know we must be comfortable taking because we're driving. >> and your book, crib sheet. >> my husband did that. >> i think a lot of the things with parenting, and i'm always researching, it is overwhelming. i assume this is a good way to really just pare down and look at the things most important. >> yeah. and to say that there are a lot of right choices. so much in parenting, there is my choice or the wrong choice.

and this recognizes the same person can see the same data and they can make different choices. and that's an important thing to say in this space of mommy wars. >> thank you for coming in. >> once again, on this sunny afternoon. a breezy one. we'll see mainly clear skies. maybe a little patch or two of low clouds. this is wind gust animation. it is pretty breezy right now. you can see the wind will be very, very light at three, four miles an hour in most locations to start the day. then a nice little warm-up will occur with highs into the low 50s on the coast. may notally low to mid 70s. it is going to get even warmer

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the controversial series, 13 reasons why which deals with teen suicide. it spiked right after the series first aired in 2017. here's abc7 news reporter l l ll mellendez. progress has come at a slow pace. recently the film industry has taken a liking to this quirky place. >> teenagers that would come do

selfies in front of the set. >> he says the netflix series 13 reasons why brought many curious teenagers and families to vallejo. they like the boast about the series being filmed here. in fact, several film locations are highlighted on the official visitors' bureau website. here's one you probably won't immediately recognize. let me get out of the picture to show you. the theater is featured in the series and on the website. the baker's drugstore is not there. it is really an art store. while vallejo is trying to make these places iconic, a new study shows the netflix 13 reasons why was associated with a 28.9% increase in suicide rates among youth, ages 10-17 in the month following the show's release. >> she lied about it because she's a crazy drama queen who killed herself for attention.

the journal. some residents here are not surprised. >> people think, that is a great idea. i sort of thought about doing it but now i'll do it for sure. now that they've made it into the series. and i think you have to be careful about how you present things. >> here's what netflix said today. by shedding a light on these difficult topics, we hope our show can help viewers start a conversation. but if you are struggling with these issues yourself, this series may not be right for you. vallejo citihall is staying out of the debate. they said while saddened by the study, it has no man's to take pictures from the series down from the webb, saying it helps put vallejo on the map. >> if you or someone you love is struggling with thoughts, we have links to resources on suicide prevention and other issues like bullying, domestic violence as well s school

safety. moving to consumer news, the state senate is set to vote on pricing discrimination on the basis of gender. >> there's been a long battle. this has gone on for a long time. this bill would amend the repeal act of 1995. now, that banned businesses from charging different prices for similar services. like say females are often charged more than what males pay for similar products. often cited is a pink tricycle and a pitching disposable razor that cost half again as much as those that are blue. with basic needs like food can be difficult for a student to get. the them university surveyed 86,000 college students nationwide. about 45% say they experience food insecurity. now, that means food is limited,

or uncertain access to food, especially nutritious food. 56% say have experienced housing insecurity in the last year, meaning they were not able to pay for rent or utilities or had to move frequently. according to a new study, most seniors will be unable to afford basic living expenses ten years from now. researchers used demographic and income data and estimate most middle income seniors will have a fixed yearly income of $60,000 ten years from now. the average cost of assisted living will be $62,000. technology is pro longing human high of while societal changes like lower birth rates are contributing to seniors' growing reliance on paid care. amazing. >> those are some scary numbers. thank you. google is set to honor ruth who died in 2013 at the age of 87. she was world renowned for her intricate looped wire sculpt

urs. google is doing its best to replicate them on the home page tonight. it features the sculptor creating her woven works of the they also designed several fountains including in gear deli and union square. she also developed the school of the arts which was later named for her. ever heard of pickle ball? it could soon have a home court. right now, ahead with what's ahead at 5:00. coming up -- >> a much quicker drive than flying into san francisco. >> the little airport that could. and the hard work that could make it fly even higher. plus -- >> it does feel like the beginning and the end of a nightmare. >> the trial now underway for the ghost ship fire. the moment where you could hear a pin drop. those stories and more when we see you for abc7 news at 5:00.

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building a better bay area, seniors and kids are relishing the game of -- pickle pickle >> did you see that? relishing. >> players of all ages want a permanent place to play in alto. >> no pickles needed to play the game of pickle ball. > the pickle ball president shows us what goes into game prep at mitchell park. where the makeshift courts begin and permanent tennis courts stand. >> right now we have nets that we have to take out of the bag,

put the nets up, take them down, put them away. >> it can be a tall task for some seniors and extra work for others. enthusiasts have spent two years pushing for permanent courts. tennis players have pushed back. a compromise to athletes. the one tennis court should fit four designated courts. >> the move would mean less time prepping and more time playing pickle ball. councilmembers are expected to decide may 20th if approved construction should begin in august with completion in october.

on the court, abc7 news. >> what do you think? >> it looks cool. >> tennis and ping pong combined. good exercise. >> thank you for joining us. >> mark zuckerberg makes a new promise. we dig deep into what those four words really mean. >> a motorcyclist dies after a hp pursuit. what that moments before that led to traffic grid lock for hours. >> the moment where could you hear a pin drop. a lot of people want to fly to wine country. >> and the baby sea lion who got a police ride to safety. >> we believe for the future, people want a privacy focused social platform.

>> that's mark zuckerberg speaking at today's facebook f-8 developer conference. he says privacy will be the defining pillar going forward. good evening. after years of privacy breaches and security problems. >> we did not take a broad enough view of our responsibity and that was a big mistake. >> this was a major breach of trust. and i'm really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsible to protect people's data. >> keeping people safe will always be more important than maximizing profits. >> we believe it really important for the future of our country. and for us to do what's right. >> so this is a seed change for facebook. >> abc7 news reporter chris reyes is live in san jose with