please stay with us as the story unfold. reporting live in richmond, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. it is now coming up on 4:30. lisa argen has a quick update on your weather. >> reggie, natasha, starting out pretty quiet. temperatures in the low 50s. 52 in free throw month. cooler up in clover dale. as you head out this morning do grab the jacket. this afternoon we'll get into partly cloudy skies and numbers will climb into the 70s by noontime, upper 60s around the bay. a cooler afternoon. fog will partially clear from the shoreline. 60 there. 65 around the bay. the sun setting at 8:10. that's not the whole story. we're dry tomorrow. look at the chance of rain. we are talking soaking rain coming in thursday and friday. alexis? all right. we will be ready for that. and taking a look at the roads, nice and dry now. we're looking at pretty average light volumes for 4:30 in the morning. westbound 92 san mateo bridge, not seeing any major issues. very light so far today if you're just about to head out

the door. a quick check of drive times. six minutes walnut creek to highway 13. we do have a crash at pleasant hill road. maybe a little slowing through the stretch but overall not terrible. nine minutes for you. and just start to go see things change from green to the yellow, westbound 580 tracy to dublin now coming in at 33 minutes. thanks, alexis. in the east bay the father of a 3-year-old who was at the center of an amber alert is at the center of trouble. >> a thief stole his car. police say he then lied and said his daughter was in the car so officers would find it faster. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a new surveillance video. >> reporter: check out this surveillance video from saturday night. a suspected car theme getting into a silver mercedes outside a liquor store on international boulevard while the owner was inside. seconds later the mercedes drives off, the owner seen running after the stolen car into traffic. the car's owner told police his 3-year-old daughter was in the back seat.

in the confusion the child was initially identified as a boy. >> the victim's 3-year-old son may possibly be inside the suspect vehicle, so maybe it's a known suspect. it's not clear at this point. >> reporter: the case prompted an amber alert. the car was recovered hours later after it crashed into a bus stop on san pablo avenue in elusct taken chil w inar to theause t begin with. she was at home safe with her mom. the father arrested for making a false police report in hopes police would recover the stolen mercedes quicker. >> i don't think that's right. there are other ways to find your car. >> reporter: she can't believe the story. >> i'm glad the baby is safe. that's the most important thing, the baby was not in the car. it's sad that he lied about it just to get his car back, but i'm glad the baby is safe. >> reporter: everyone is happy the child is okay. still, a lot of questions here. it is unclear if police contacted the child's mother on

saturday before issuing that amber alert. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. the jury was told on thursday what it was like to live inside an rv at the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. he says he stored flammable art supplies there but card the warehouse a safe place. avalos escaped the night of the fire. defendants max harris and derick almena are on trial. 4:33 now. 13 people are in need of a place to stay after a fire burned through an apartment building. a witness posted this video on the citizen app. the fire broke out near mission street and templeton avenue. smoke damaged several apartments on the second floor. the redorking to shelter. the fire was completely out about four hours after it was

reported. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump is defending his new chinese tariffs. i am watching this morning how it could affect the stock market which opens in just about two hours. the u.s. raised tariffs on $200 billion worth of goods on friday. the president's chief economic adviser told fox news yesterday a trade war will affect both american and chinese businesses. some republicans including senator rand paul say that they are concerned. >> the longer we're involved in a tariff battle or a trade war, the better chance there is that we could actually enter into a recession because of it. >> president trump isn't backing down. in a tweet he said, quote, we are right where we want to be with china and says the u.s. will bring in billions of dollars in tariffs. again, he is continuing to tweet this morning, and i'm watching that for you. so far china has not said what counter measures it will be going to take. back to you. jessica, the white house has

not complied with at least 79 congressional requests following the release of special counsel robert mueller's redacted report. democrats are negotiating for mueller to testify before congress. they say attorney general bill barr misrepresented mueller's conclusions. house democrats are considering imposing fines on trump officials who refused to comply with congressional formercgann. >> i think if you fine someone $25,000 a day to their person, it gets their attention. president trump went on the attack on twitter calling the investigation a total scam, a witch-hunt that yielded no collusion, no obstruction. the report outlined 11 instances of possible obstruction. caltrain wants millions of dollars to upgrade and expand. the pitch it's making to taxpayers. he was a big supporter of sfo. now the airport wants to honor san francisco's late mayor, ed lee. one lucky rabbit may help

tesla show just how effective its autopilot can be. first, it is 4:34. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is lisa. good morning to you. waking up to the typical low clouds and fog. we've had the clearing throughout the afternoon, but we are getting our sights on that stronger marine layer, a stronger onshore push because of all of this in the pacific bringing in some cooler air just slightly today. 54 in danville. good morning to you. back closer to the bay we have low 50s, san francisco, 48. novato. a live look outside at the airport, commuting looks good. dry pavement. a little breezy on the bay. the fog will pull back. we have a few high clouds today making for a partly cloudy afternoon. once again, only 50s at the coast. san francisco's cooling off in the upper 50s today. inland we'll be in the 70s and by tomorrow we have a the lot of cloud cover and it's tuesday night into wednesday we're looking at the rain. check this out. this is wednesday into thursday.

we're going to get our entire monthly may rainfall. looks like it could be in one day by thursday night into friday. we're talking half an inch of rain in san franciso, maybe an inch in the north bay. i know, i'm sorry about this. 65 in oakland. 70 in palo alto today so enjoy the sunshine. we'll look for slightly cooler day today, anywhere from two to five degrees cooler, mainly away from the bay. and then with the cloud cover tonight, shouldn't be bad. some mist and drizzle out there. alexis, turn off the sprinklers if you have them on already outside because mother nature will take care of that the end of the week. >> yeah, that sounds pretty good. i'm okay with that. >> that's looking on the bright side. it could be tough on the roads. it's been a while since we've dealt with wet pavement. nothing like that now if you're about to grab the keys and head out the door. in fact, you're not going to have a lot of company. one vehicle on northbound 28 just past highway 17. san jose really quiet this morning. and taking you into our only problem on the board so far

today, and that is in the east bay. westbound 24 at pleasant hill road. we still have a two-vehicle collision and just got an update from chp the two left lanes are still blocked. a little bit of slowing through that stretch. it's not terrible but once you get through the 680/24 interchange you'll start t

keeps us dry and relatively sunny and mild continues in control today across the state. we're looking at sunshine, partly cloudy to the north. 82 in chico. 70 in yosemite. waking up to the 50s. today the warmest day out of the week for the entire state because we will be looking at cloudier skies, then cooler conditions, then rainier conditions as soon as wednesday. 73 in los angeles. 63 in monterey. that partial clearing at the coast today.>>some m trouble fo wikileaks founder julian assange. we have learned overnight that swedish prosecutors will seek extradition of assange after he completes his prison term in the uk. and this morning they've reopened the case against him. he is suspected of rape in sweden. all of this not necessarily great news for u.s. authorities because now there might be a tug of war between swedish and u.s. prosecutors to get him to their countries. a massive leak of classified

documents happened nearly a decade ago. and right now assange is facing 50 weeks in a british jail for skipping bail in the year 2012. back to you, reggie. in the south bay a woman from san jose faces felony dui charges in connection with a crash that killed a 17-year-old high school student am investigators say ashley marie oliver was driving a chrysler minivan in the wrong direction on southbound highway 17 when she crashed into a car with five people inside. this happened just south of redwood estates around 2:00 a.m. saturday morning. the five victims are from fremont. again, one of the victims was killed. our media partner "the mercury news" reports that person was a 17-year-old student from washington high school. 4:42 now. abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area isese focn ispublictransportati. as we look for solutions to the increasing congestion on our roads. well, the issue could be on the

and santa clara counties to raise up to $200 million. the agency has been doing some polling and approval is close to the two-thirds majority it would need to pass. voters could decide in the 2020 march primary or the general election in november of 2020. another step forward in the plan to rename sfo's international terminal in honor of mayor ed lee. the airport commission will discuss and possibly take action on a resolution that would rename it mayor edwin m. lee international terminal. along with new signs, the resolution will recommend a statue, plaque, and video honoring lee. the former mayor died unexpectedly from cardiac arrest in december of 2017. today the cdc is expected to give an update on the measles outbreak. as of last week there have been 764 cases of measles reported this year in 23 states. seven cases in the bay area. three in san mateo county and three in santa clara county.

public health officials say this is the largest outbreak since the disease eradicatedn 2000. one curry versus another. the warriors now know who they'll face in the nba western conference finals, the portland trail blazers. >> very interesting. oakland native damian lillard helped lead them in a game seven win over denver. and the conference finals will be a family affair for the currys. steph's younger brother seth plays for portland. this is the first time the brothers have faced off in the nba's conference finals. the dubs host one at oracle arena at 6:00. you can see it on espn. it's the first time it's ever happened that two brothers have faced off in a finals and it's going to be a time for the parents to decide who to root for. >> they've already talked about this and said they'll flip a coin, lisa argen, to equal opportunity here. >> that was like -- remember the super bowl with the harbaugh brothers? the same thing.

jim and the baltimore guy. good morning, everybody. here is a look at our fog. no visibility issues. we will be looking at partly cloudy skies today. so cloudy to start out and then partly cloudy and cooler with rain arriving wednesday. looks like into the weekend. it won't be raining the whole time. we are going to get pretty good downpours. let's start tuesday night into wednesday morning. you can see the rain flirting with the north bay. and by wednesday night, check it out. this is the rainfall that's going to bring anywhere from a half inch to over an inch of rain right on through thursday. it moves on out of here. high mountain snow by thursday. and then it looks like we get a break on friday. there's more, check it out. into saturday, your weekend, and behind that we're still looking at some showers. so very unusual to see so many consecutive days. as we add up the rainfall for wednesday, thursday and friday we're talking over a third of an inch in hayward. san jose, you could see 0.4. a half inchto richmond and mayb

well to the north in ukiah. today you're dry, partly cloudy. 65 degrees in oakland. 70 in palo alto. 74 in san jose. we're coming down about five degrees today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s around the bay. 70s inland. looking at more clouds tomorrow, here comes the rain. a chance wednesday night and then unsettled weather pattern through the weekend. all right. taking a look at the roads this morning we have dry pavement for now. we are enjoying that and looking at a pretty quiet start as you would hope at 4:46 in the morning. you do have a little wait if you're paying cash. no metering lights yet no delays for fastrak users. and a quick check of some drive times westbound 580 tracy to dublin in the yellow at 40 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard holding on to the green at 15. 85 highway 101 to cupertino in the green. the toyota supra is backrwo

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good morning to you. waking up to dry conditions. low to mid-50s on the peninsula right now, redwood city and mountain view. by 8:00, upper 50s looking at upper 60s today, more sunshine, a nice dry day. it will be cooler by about two or three degrees. we will be looking at that trend not only for the peninsula but all around the bay area. the north bay, upper 60s. then we're going to talk about our storm impact scale in a few minutes. thanks so much. two san francisco moms are hoping to give other bay area moms easier access to what they consider high-quality baby formula. their new startup bobbie launched this weekend. they say their formula is intended to complement not

replace breast milk. the company's founders say more moms are locking for healthier, more natural formulas without ingredients like corn syrup. bobbie ships online orders only in the bay area and plans to go national this fall. a historic home in redwood city is on the move, a very slow move. it is being moved at a speed of about three feet an hour. it could take up to five days to get to its new location which is basically across the street. the house is one of the peninsula's oldest mansions. it was named after the owner. the two-story ten-room house is being moved to just outside the history museum to make room for a new county office building. >> three feet an hour? >> yeah. >> goodness gracious. >> for a home that seems reasonable. >> does that seem lightning fast to you? the perfect job is now available for those who love the ocean and enjoy traveling. tell me this, would you like to get paid to cruise around the world on a yacht? online retailer hush hush is

looking for the right person to spend a week several times a year testing yachts, making sure that everything is working as designed. the job paying about $1,300 per yacht review. previous yachting experience is a bonus but not required. more details and a link to the application on our website abc7news.com. good morning. two dry days today and tomorrow. cooler air today and tomorrow. it will bring soaking rain on wednesday pushing into the mountains. we're talking about the averages for the entire month as will accumulate wednesday night into thursday about a half inch to maybe three-quarters of an inch up to santa rosa, novato

and lesser amounts in the inland valleys. may rain by the end of the week. all right. taking a look at the roads this morning i think anyway. there we go. we are looking at mostly green. however, i have a couple problems to talk about in the east bay. westbound 24 at pleasant hill road. still have a crash blocking the two left lanes. two right lanes are open and then not too far from there 680 just past olympic boulevard we have a roll over crash just reported. that is scattered across the roadway. i believe we have the two outside lanes blocked but sounds like all traffic is stopped. walnut creek southbound 680 on the right. so north of the 24 split and tacked up here yet. if either of those are blocking for much longer it will be. we'll check some drive times coming up at 5:00. thanks, alexis. a sweet and soothing serenade for moms and their newborn babies on mother's day.

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"pokemon detective pikachu" debuted at $58 million. "the hustle" was a distant third. it has been just over six months since the most devastating wildfire hit northern california. next, how nature is now slowing down the campfire cleanup. in the east bay a performing arts group scrambles to stage a show after they say a contractor left them with unusable set pieces. plus, some new developments in the college admissions scandal. find out what's happening with actress felicity huffman and how long she could be behind bars. 4:57 in the morning. we're so glad you're with us on a monday. a live look outside and a little bit of mist.

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and good morning. welcome to monday, may 13th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen is in for mike nicco. hey, lisa. >> good morning, natasha and reggie. we have partly cloudy inland. it's a dry day today. it is 50 in santa clara. 53 in mountain view.a. heading out, you need the jacket. our roof camera there, we will get into more sunshine. by noontime a mix of clouds and sun, 60s and 70s bay and inland. cooler today and we're looking at the cool 50s at the coast. morning mist and drizzle now at the shoreline and rain arrives the second half of the week. all right. taking a look at the roads. we have had