now at 5:00 the royal baby's introduction to the world. the duke and duchess of sussex showing off their newborn son for the very first time just a few minutes ago and jessica will have the video and the interview at the live desk coming up in a few minutes. good morning on this wednesday, may 8th. it's 5:00 a.m. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. thank you very much. here is a look at live doppler 7. a lot of cloud cover out there. i'm not hearing of any reports of drizzle, so a much drier commute though the cloud deck is sitting on top of us once again. increasing sunshine today and a little bit warmer temperatures than we dealt with yesterday. we'll start off in the low to mid-50s. we'll hit the 60-degree mark at the coast this afternoon. upper 60s with sunshine around our bay and inland neighborhoods by noon. what a great lunch hour to be outside. 74 to 78 at 4:00. a pretty nice evening on the way, also. 65 to 66 degrees. how about the commute? here is alexis. we're starting to look better getting out of tracy,

mike. we had some road work that went late, paving work overnight. it was supposed to be done by 4:00. it didn't get done until about 4:32. so checking these speeds, we still have some residual delays all the way up to 58 miles an hour. south of there on 580 you're still stop and go there at best at nine miles an hour. we are hearing we have a new crash around north flynn. i'll keep an eye on that, too. a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, we are filling in but so far no metering lights. i want to update you on what's happening at this very minute in colorado. it's a press conference that we're watching here, our team at the live desk from the douglas county sheriff's office. officials there updating the investigation into yesterday's school shooting outside denver that left one 18-year-old student dead and eight others injured, so we're watching that, monitoring it. here is the very latest. shots were fired at the school in highlands ranch just before

2:00 p.m. two suspects are in custody right now. authorities say both of them were stud 18-year-old devon erickson, and the other, at this point, only identified as a transgender teen. investigators say the two teenagers began firing shots in two separate locations. more than 1,800 in the k-12 school were immediately put on lockdown. we know this morning at least two students are still in serious condition this morning, again, at least eight hurt. back to you. >> thank you, jess kachlt in today's "gma first look" we are hearing from the mother of molly tibbetts. >> she was killed while out for a jog last summer. an undocumented immigrant is charged with the crime. tibbetts spent part of her childhood in ped moniedmont. it was indescribable and it

took a higher power to get me through it. it really did. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" is opening up. >> people have asked me will you ever forget him? >> reporter: the mother offering a home to an undocumented immigrant, an acquaintance of her daughter's alleged killer. >> they were leaving town so scott asked me on a sunday night can we adopt him? i said, no, we can't adopt him. if he needs a place to live, he's got one. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m. more on how laura continues to celebrate her daughter. there was a musical tribute for the son of an oakland city councilwoman. ♪

that is the cal state east bay jazz band putting on the show in honor of victor mcilhaney. his mother, lynette, was among those in attendance. victor went to cal state east bay before he transferred to usc. the next story sparking a lot of outrage, a san francisco teacher fighting breast cancer is paying for her own substitute while on medical leave, and it's because of a state law around for at least 40 years. abc 7 news is not identifying the glen park elementary teacher because her friends say the attention is causing her extra stress. teachers get ten sick days. the cost of a substitute teacher is taken out of their paycheck. if more time is needed teachers can use money from what is called a, quote, catastrophic sick leave bank for 85 days and teachers can collectively donate to that bank.

>> i'd love to change it but we're working in a public school system that's been financially on starvation. >> it makes me worry later on if that were to happen to me. i have to plan accordingly and that's not fair. >> abc 7 news contacted the school district, a representative referred us back to that decades old state law. we spent a week digging into issues teachers face. it's part of our building a better bay area series. you can find the stories on our baby website. the oldest comedy club is moving but they don't know where yet. punch line is leaving its financial district home in august after it was unable to renew its lease for its longtime space on battery street. it opened in 1978. it's where legendary comics like ellen degeneres and wanda ketoo became famous. the club is looking for a new venue.

breaking news at the live desk baby sussex says hello to the public. >> happy breaking news. the royal couple made their first appearance just a few minutes ago. jessica tracking this happy news from the live desk. >> an exciting morning at the live desk. royal baby watchers have really been waiting for this moment ever since baby sussex was born on monday. i want to show you the new video from windsor. making their way down a hallway to greet reporters and prince harry cradling the newborn in his arms. duchess meghan says she's excited to introduce their son to the world. >> it will be a nice moment to introduce the baby to more family and my mom is with us as well. it's been -- >> the royal couple did not reveal the baby's name. when asked which parent their son looks more like, they said it was too early to tell.

don't know if my mic was on, but they have not named the baby yet. we're still waiting for the name. for now the couple just excited to take on their new role as parents. reggie, you mentioned this earlier, meghan saying she has the best two boys in the world, so she is very happy, and it is hard to see the baby. a lot of people on social media saying we want to see the face a little bit better, but that time will surely come. and right now we a still waiting for the name. front-runners continue to be alexander, albert, philip. we'll have to wait and see. still more waiting. they like to keep us waiting. >> very exciting and congratulations to them. gosh, what great news. >> meghan don't want to you see that baby. >> she did what was asked of her and let's give them their time. >> she has that thing covered up. >> looks like a baby, mike.>> n. i'm sure it's a beautiful baby,

too. we'll start in our neighborhoods along the shore. we have 53 to oakland at 56 along with hayward and fremont. mid-50s in the east bay valleys. 56 in san jose. 51 in pacifica, one of our school spots at 52. san francisco, 54. a west wind at 11. a sea breeze this morning. but if you're going to be out and about get ready for afternoon sunshine, a little higher on the pollen scale and it will be pretty quiet today if you're out exercising. no real humidity out there and a little bit of strong sunshine. a look at the peninsula. 55 at 7:00. still have some clouds lingering through and 65. total sunshine and low 70s. 12-hour planner for our east bay valleys. warmer. we're starting off at 56 at 7:00. 67 as we get to 11:00 and look at the mid to upper 70s. wouldn't be surprised if a few of our car thermometers hit 80. in the south bay low to mid-70s with full-on sunshine after

1:00. let's check out that morning commute and say hello to alexis. good morning, mike. we're looking good right now at 5:08 in the morning. looking live at the north bay commute, folks coming in from marin county crossing the golden gate bridge. no delays for you. that is not causing any delays either. a quick check of drive times, improving greatly. down to 50 minutes now. 680 dublin to mission boulevard and northbound 85, you're in the green at 15 minutes. muni officials are sighing the service meltdown that led t been prevented. workers failed to notice a defective part in an inspection and that allowed a train to pull

down a wire between the powell and civic center stations. this was the worst incident that she had seen at the agency. they're owning up to it and apologizing. that's not really the answer anyone wanted. >> that's pretty unacceptable. >> the hits keep coming. >> thanks, alexis. up next, the 7 things you need to know to start your day. san francisco's new top fire chief jeanine nicholson has been with the department since she was 29. there's some personal things you may not know about yet.

5:13. here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one is from our live desk where we're monitoring a news conference. this is live from colorado. it's happening right now, the douglas county sheriff updating the school shooting that left one student dead, eight others hurt. two suspects are in custody. authorities say both of them were students. a family of six killed in an apartment in new york city. a firechildren -- and four of te believed to be children. this happened overnight in harlem. the fire appears to be an

accident. number three, a dozen people are out of their homes this morning after an overnight fire in santa rosa. this happened inside a sixth floor unit on fourth street just afteridnigh >> uber and lyft drivers plan to strike today by turning off their apps for 12 hours starting at noon. drivers have a series of demands including increased job security, livable incomes, and a cap on the company's commission. number five, today becomes sunny and warmer this afternoon. look what i'm tracking for tomorrow into friday morning, a chance of thunderstorms everywhere. number six, we are in recovery mode from some road work. westbound 205 to 580. we are hearing about a new crash. take a look at prince harry and duchess meghan's newborn son. they made their first public appearance with baby sussex. we're still calling the baby

baby sussex because they have not revealed the baby's name. a vote to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress over access to the full, unredacted version of special counsel robert mueller's report. democrats demanding to see the full document and evidence. allowing a few lawmakers the opportunity to view a less redacted version. the two parties met well into the night trying to come up with the deal, but they came up empty-handed. that committee convenes at 7:00 a.m. back to you. new york state lawmakers plan to have a bill to see president trump's tax returns. >> "the new york times" says it received ten years of tax billion dollars in business a - losses.

a lawyer has said the information is false and highly inaccurate. 5:16 now. a new boss at the fire department. >> kate larsen sat down with chief jeanine nicholson to talk about how she plans to build a better bay area. >> reporter: you may know her as chief jeanine nicholson who was sworn in monday at city hall as the san francisco fire department's new top firefighter. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready, mayor. >> reporter: i sat down with the chief to discuss her priorities. >> number one, the homelessness and opioid crisis. >> reporter: chief nicholson says drug-related calls have gone way up so she hopes to hire more paramedics but also work with homeless services in san francisco to reduce medical emergencies. >> why don't we get ahead of the problem. >> reporter: we've been warned

about the next big earthquake. >> to get more people trained to take care ofels and their families. >> reporter: she was out then and is out now. the first open by gay chief of the department. she loves sports and the outdoors and says she's in a serious relationship. >> the fire department is my significant other and i am super happy about that right now. >> she is also a breast cancer survivor. >> within the san francisco fire department, premenopausal women, so women in their 40s getting breast cancer at an astronomical rate. >> reporter: nicholson spends time working to make firefighting conditions and equipment healthier for all firefighters. >> they really are my family and i want to do the best that i can for them.

>> reporter: nicholson hopes to hire more from the city. >> i can feel her passion and how seriously she takes the new. >> she seems very cool. >> how adventurous do you get with your ice cream choices? >> would you try a chicken nugget flavor? 21 ice in ireland create this had and it's drawing mixed reactions. the rolled vanilla ice cream includes chopped up chicken nuggets and full chicken nuggets put on top. the company has a history of creating some pretty interesting concoctions. >> there is something to be said about savory and sweet. this is just taking it one step -- >> too far. >> too far says mike. you're out, mike. >> it's a no. >> not into the chicken and waffles or ice cream. >> you draw the line way back.

let me know how it is. i'll take your word for it. cloudy and 56 degrees now. i'm watching a chance of showers, even thunderstorms tomorrow through friday and sunshine will warm our mother's day weekend. you can see around 74 and 73 at san rafael. head deeper into the south bay, the north bay and east bay, hit upper 70s to even a few 80s. tonight, look at the green right along the coast. that's the chance of drizzle, a little deeper there. low to mid-50s for the rest of us under partly cloudy conditions in the south bay and the east bay. mostly cloudy elsewhere. a look just like we had earlier so a low that's going to push thunderstorms into the sierra starting tomorrow morning and then back their way towards us tomorrow evening. through about friday morning as the low sinks down to the south.

if you get caught in a thunderstorm could get up to a tenth of an inch of rain. you can see warmer weather on the way. >> we are getting busy at the toll plaza. we have not gotten word that those metering lights have been turned on. if they're not yet they will be any minute this is around the time they are turned on. everybody except the car-pool lanes will have their wait. we are told by chp that we had some police activity. there was a pedestrian on the bridge. that person is no longer on the bridge. they were able to get them off safely. everything is okay. we do have residual delays there. 19 minutes, you're still in the green, just about a 14-minute drive once you make it through the toll plaza. not much of a backup.

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right now at 5:30 brand-new information about the deadly school shooting yesterday. we're live with the latest. ride share strike. what you need to know if you count on uber and lyft. >> sensational performance.

by t a's right-hander mike fiers. >> history made. the major milestone teams and fans are celebrating this morning. good morning to you on this wednesday, may 8th. hey there, mike nicco. >> good morning. hi, everybody. you can see a nice sea breeze and a lot of cloud cover. the cloud cover won't remain just like yesterday. we'll start off in the low to mid-50s, much drier this morning, upper 50s to near 60 along the coast this afternoon. we'll go from upper 60s at noon to mid and upper 70s for our bay and inland neighborhoods and back into the mid-60s by 7:00. a real nice day on tap. how about the commute? overall we are looking pretty good this morning. we had some road work that went late. didn't wrap up until 4:30 so 11 miles an hour on 205.

14 miles an hour on 580. we're almost back to normal and briefly had a crash involving two vehicles around north flynn road but that has cleared a. quick check outside, san jose, 280 and 17. inbound traffic filling in still very light on the southbound side but no major problems if you're traveling in san jose. new this morning, one person is being treated for smoke inhalation after a two-alarm fire in a downtown santa rosa apartment. fire erupted in a six-floor unit at fourth street and mendocino avenue just after midnight. firefighters responded within minutes and evacuated the entire building. the fire was quickly put out by sprinklers and contained to that unit. a dozen people displaced are being cared for by the red cross and the cause is under investigation. one student is dead, at least eight others hurt after a shooting at a school near denver, colorado. police say two students opened fire on their classmates setting off a panic throughout the

campus. abc news reporter danya bacchus joining us from highlands ranch with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we were just updated by authorities here who say that at least three students remain in intensive care in area hospitals. many people here cannot believe that 20 years after columbine they are dealing with another school shooting. the barrage of bullets erupting just after lunch time sending terror through the s.t.e.m. school. >> we were exiting the building, there was a trail of blood. >> reporter: one student, an 18-year-old, was killed, eight others injured. this man's son is one of the wounded. >> a guy pulled, i believe, a pistol, i'm not sure, out of like a guitar case and started to shoot. >> reporter: over 1,800 students immediately putlowns police w h for the

shooters. >> as officers were arriving at the school they could still hear gunshots, and as they were entering the school. >> reporter: parents waiting anxiously hoping to be reunited with their children. >> you have no idea what's going on and our children are texting they're hiding under the desk and bullets are hitting their window or things are hitting their window. it's a horrible feeling. >> reporter: investigators say two shooters began firing in two separate locations. the school so big it took officers two hours to clear every room. >> we're going to the first shooter. the second shooter is still on te loose. dark hair, nirvana hoodie. >> reporter: this morning both suspects are in custody. police say they are both students at the school identifying one as 18-year-old devon erickson. the other a transgender teen. police towing erickson's car from this home. authorities do not have any information as to whether the

victims were targeted and they have not release add possible motive. reporting live, danya bacchus, abc 7 news. all right, dan yeah, thank you. 5:34 now. in a few hours uber and lyft drivers will go on strike and drivers are expected to stop picking up passengers at noon. >> reporter jobina fortson live for us at sfo. jobina? >> reporter: good morning. many rely on uber and lyft to get to their destinations. sfo has warned taxi companies to be prepared to deploy extra drivers today and b.a.r.t. tweeting earlier this week about discount options for people to get to the airport as well. b.a.r.t. says that if you download their b.a.r.t. airport discount app, groups will save 25%. strike organizers say drivers in san francisco will turn off their apps for 12 hours starting at noon today. that's the same time they expect more than 200 uber drivers to

protest outside uber san francisco headquarters as part of a national day of action. lyft drivers will be participating as well. the demonstration will be in seven major cities across the country. this is all coming ahead of uber's initial multibillion dollar public offering set for friday. strike organizers claim while the ipo will make millionaires of many uber investors and executives the company leaves them with less than minimum wage. uber and lyft drivers have a series of demands including a cap on the company's commission, a livable wage, and also increased job security. for now reporting live from sfo this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you, jobina. we spent a week digging into the issues surrounding ride shares in the bay area. we called it ride share realities, part of our building a better bay area series and you can find all of those stories on

our website, abc7news.com. rebuilding is under way in paradise with 100 crews of 10 to 15 people each cleaning up every day. the region has a long way to go to recover. another issue with most of the population gone businesses are suffering. 50% say they intend to move back. 86 people were killed in paradise with 18,000 structures burned. a federal judge plans to order pg&e's board of directors to visit the cities of paradise and san bruno. they want the board to see the result of i the dsa the judge wants all of this to happen by july.

dub on are you getting nervous? >> a little nervous. it seems inconceivable but tonight could be the final game at oracle arena ever. the playoff series shifts back to oakland for game five and the rockets won both games in houston to even the series at two games apiece. if they lose tonight they could wrap up the series in houston. if the dubs win they could close on out on friday. history was made at the coliseum last night. >> a swing and a miss. he did it. >> mike fiers struck out the reds' third baseman to complete his second career no-hitter in oakland's 2-0 victory. fiers is the 35th pitcher with multiple no-hitters in his career. it's the 300-no-hitter in major

league baseball history. >> cool to see and definitely worth celebrating. much more ahead including royal baby buzz, the brand-new video of harry and meghan's newborn son. they just introduced him to the world this morning. we'll have that coming up at 5:45. a new lawsuit over something that's a staple in many kitchens. what people say left them severely injured. 5:38, a live look at the embarcadero. the sky looking dark blue. let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. 53 to about 55 degrees, a little warmer on top of mt. diablo, 59. 52 in santa rosa. 54 in san francisco, observing, hayward, san jose at 56.a loo a i'geing rert much dryer weather.

enjoy that. cool this morning. if you're heading back anywhere outside of the bay during the afternoon hours pretty warm, near 80. our ferry ride, light breezes today. so are the 50s. we'll be near 70. these clouds at 5:00 just a few high clouds rolling by. the east bay 50s. some clouds linger through 11:00. we'll hang out in the upper 60s from noon to about 5:00. 62 at 7:00. and san francisco we're going to be in the 50s through about noon. we'll have the forecast for the sharks, the warriors and the a's. i want to bring alexis in and talk about the morning commute. >> it's not going to be pretty

if you are traveling all the surface streets around the coliseum and oracle. the parking lots will fill up very quickly. best advice from authorities use mass transit if you can and get there early so you don't miss out on any of the action from either of those games. let me see if i can get an update from chp. we had not gotten word metering lights were on. i would assume that they are. we had some earlier police activity on the bridge that did slow you down early this morning. 28 trains in service.

let's talk about the kids, how the school day is going to unfold today. mid-50s, a little bit of fog, mostly cloudy at 7:00, brighter but still cool, 57 to 64. and then you can see our inland neighborhoods outrun everybody else, 75 at 3:00. near 70 around the bay. upper 60s in san diego. some drizzle during the morning. near 90 in chico.

a break friday. more showers and thunderstorms in tahoe. a horrible story overnight in new york city where a family of six was killed in an apartment fire and four of them this morning said to be children. investigators are still determining a cause. the fire appears to be an accident. an adult man, adult woman, two young girls and two young boys were killed at the scene. others in the building managed to escape this is making headlines across the nation. it is the deadliest fire in new york since the 2017 fire in the bronx that killed 13 people. reggie, back to you. new this morning, b.a.r.t. police are searching for a hit-and-run driver. they say he hit a b.a.r.t. rider at the dublin/pleasanton station. you're looking at surveillance photos.

they say he was driving out of the parking lot. an equipment problem on biggeen 25 a 3 raiaramed tewesni caogethe the new trains have been limited to one car. officials say siemen's will be paying for the redesign. viewers are joining in in our effort to help build a better bay area. >> one viewer reached out about graffiti he sees on freeway signs. the viewer's name is brian who says the vandalism is a safety hazard and wants caltrans crews to consider a more proactive change. his post mentioned steps i we reached out to district seven

and they told us special crews have spiked columns and plastic to deter vandals. >> we post up on since that are above the freeway. >> okay, if l.a. can do that and orange county can do that why can't we do that? >> something you can do now report graffiti to caltrans. click on the story. and you can share your ideas joining our building a better bay area facebook group. the world getting their first look at baby sussex. their first public appearance with their newborn son at windsor castle this morning. they have not yet revealed the baby's name but they say they're excited to introduce their son to family members and to take on their new role as parents. a live report coming up in the next half hour.

right now you're never more than seven minutes away. mike nicco has a look at your day. absolutely gorgeous. i think that would be neat to watch that. becoming sunny this afternoon. warmer than average at the coast tonight and then a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow and friday before a delightful mother's day weekend. antioch, 81. 81 in lake port. 82 in ukiah. a lot of mid to upper 70s in our inland neighborhoods. low to mid-70s across the bay and mid-60s into san francisco. tonight a little drizzle. there it is. you can see the green splotches, 51 to 54 degrees this time tomorrow. a look at the cloud cover and you can see it pulling away today but did you see that last night.

we could have another chance of a stray shower across the south bay. by the evening everything is clearing up. thursday and friday will be our coolest days. fog to sunshine, a little bit warmer. mother's day will be gorgeous. just about total sunshine for near the coast. 70s to near 80. alexis? >> pretty quiet right now. the 880 connector, we do have a roll over crash on that ramp. it's not blocking any lanes. not seeing too much of a delay in that area. northbound 238 to southbound 880 is stop and go there. i don't even think much of that is a part of the delay.

still pretty tough. we had some road work go late this morning and an earlier crash at north flynn. a tough time bouncing back. 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 17 and northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino. thanks, alexis. your brain is more ready to recognize pokemon characters if you played the game as a child. >> psychologists say people who were hard core pokemon players as kids have developed a unique cluster of brain cells that recognize hundreds of pokemon. broader implications but it makes sense and this is why i have a whole jiggly puff song still stuck in my head from when i was a child. ♪ >> did i just say if you play pokemon that you'll recognize them better than someone who didn't?

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welcome back. 5:54 on this wednesday. potential rain from the thunderstorms and showers that will roll through. less than a tenth of an inch of rain. enough to knock down the pollen tempory b pretty high todaomorrow and through the weekend. game seven, got to win at the shark tank. after the game will be about 60 degrees and we have the a's first pitch at 7:07 and then right across championship plaza there we have the warriors at 7:30. temperatures in the low 60s to mid-50s for both of those activities. here's alexis. good morning, mike. i want to take you t bay where we have reports of a new crash.

it sounds like two to three vehicles involved, the third lane is blocked right now. so far not much of a backup. a quick check of the toll plaza, official word that the metering lights were on at 5:40. i don't have any blocking issues to report. california's board of education is set to vote on a major change to sex education. angry parents and conservative groups are expected to voice their opposition to the plan this morning. it will give teachers guidance on several issues including how to talk to students about gender identity, puberty and safer lgbt sex. eight people say they suffered severe injuries after cans of pam exploded. >> one is new york city resident

maria, 30% of her body was burned when cans of pam exploded in her kitchen. a month after the incident she is still in intense pain and wants people to stop using pam. >> even when you do put yourself out, you're still burning. you're still burning. i felt like my skin was melting off my flesh. >> another person was injured while on the job. pam maker says when used properly pam is 100% safe to use. there is a new study saying that pregnant women who eat nuts are more likely to have smarter kids. they say mothers who ate nuts in the first trimester. scientists say the benefit may be linked to high levels of folic acid and the author says more research is needed but is recommending nuts three times a week especially almonds, walnuts and hazelnuts.

new details about pg&e's plan to turn off your power in high fire danger. a mother's message on what would have been her daughter's 21st birthday. is it the end for san francisco's oldest comedy club. why the punch line is is yourching for a new home. at 5:57 we're leaving you with a live look at the

good morning. it is wednesday, may 8th, 6:00 a.m. we're glad to have you with us. >> you're up early and so are we. here is meteorologist mike nicco with a look at your day ahead. clouds out late last night and they're still hanging around this morning. this is the way it looks from our exploratorium camera. it is drier, though. mild, though, 52 to 57.

look at this lunch time temperature with sunshine around our bay and inland neighborhoods. 67 to 68. great to be outside. 74 to 78, not too bad either. we'll be right in the mid-70s. alexis? okay, mike. take you out to the discovery bay area where we have a crash on highway 4. reports of a collision involving some injuries so they're trying to get more lanes open. emergency crews just arrived to assist. we are seeing back yuups on the westbound side. westbound 580 tracy into dublin. that's been heavy all morning. if you're continuing on antioch to concord, slow at 27 minutes. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco, north bay commute looks good in the green at 18 minutes.