call 1-800-call-att. 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 two problems in the east bay. westbound 24 at pleasant hill

road. good news the crash cleared to the side. i'm hearing there are still some flare-ups. a new crash really close by. southbound 680 past olympic boulevard and walnut creek involves a roll over and the two right lanes are now blocked by the emergency crews that are on the scene. so not much of a backup yet. certainly keeping an eye on that area. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, you're in the yellow at 57 minutes. no delays westbound 4 antioch to concord or southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco. thanks so much, alexis. building a better bay area transportation is a key issue for all of us. we've been focusing on the big challenges facing b.a.r.t. we're hearing about a new issue. >> "the chronicle" is reporting b.a.r.t. is slowing the rollout because of serious maintenance issues. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live. >> reporter: good morning. "the chronicle" is saying by stretching out this time line b.a.r.t. and its contractor will

be able to work with some of the in thentimeassenger wlorceoideo to the 1970s. b.a.r.t. planned to initially have 775 new cars in service by 2022. "the chronicle" says the chief mechanical officer revealed in a new interview that the date will now be spring 2023. an example of that is car "d." it is the cab where the operator sits. they expect those cars to run 6,000 hours before any sort of equipment failure that cause as delay of more than five minutes. right now issues are popping up around 1,000 hours, not six. "the chronicle" is reporting that b.a.r.t. gets to hold on to the last 5% payment of the $2.5 billion fleet of the future trains until both sets of cars hit their maintenance targets. it was noted in this article that maintenance issues are common for new rail cars, but

muni dealt with this as well in san francisco. it's not unherpd of ard of in o. tbina fortson, abc 7 news.> hek rnin i'm tcken in tolge admissionsscandal. han expected to plead gltboston. the "desperate housewives" star is one of 33 parents facing charges. last month she signed a plea deal admitting she paid $15,000 to raise her daughter's s.a.t. score, an exam procter corrected the answers on her daughter's test. prosecutors recommend huffman sentenced up to ten months behind bars, one-year probation, and a $20,000 fine. >> ultimately the judge could find her to be a good candidate for probation, meaning she gets off without any prison time at all. >> huffman expressed regret and shame in a written statement saying her daughter knew nothing of her actions.

meanwhile actress lori loughlin is choose to ing to fight the charges, accused of paying half a million dollars to get their daughters into usc as recruits for the crew tehere's a big vote surrounding the a's proposed stadium at howard terminal. the board of commissioners will vote on a preliminary term sheet. if approved it would essentially give the a's four years to get everything in order so they can lease the 50-acre waterfront spot. there is controversy surrounding the plan. >> you're not listening to the people who work, they're listening to the people who have the money. they build the stadium and/or condominiums and a hotel it would never be an operable dock again. >> we've adjusted the plan, created a buffer zone between the development and the port and maritime operations. >> port workers will be outside the port of oakland headquarters today urging the commission to reject the plan. the a's will also be holding a rally at jack london square at

noon to share information about the proposed ballpark. environmental concerns are slowing the campfire cleanup in specsied to live in the area. frogs, birds, bats, and fish are just some of those creatures. also crews are not allowed to touch streams or waterways as they remove the debris. the state is expected to finalize a plan in the next few days to help speed up the process. it's been more than six months since the fire ripped through butte county destroying thousands of homes. san francisco police are trying to determine the circumstances of a deadly crash involving a bus. a witness posted this video on the citizen app. the vehicle appears to be a golden gate transit bus. the man was hit and killed saturday night as he was crossing the road. that is in the tenderloin. police performing lifesaving itmeasur.> t bay theater c fort

before opening night, friday, may 24th. >> they say a contractor did not deliver all of the pieces and now the community is coming together to help. here's abc 7 news. >> reporter: a trek list with more than 20 items to finish. ryan's backyard the workshop with spray paint, lumbar and paint. >> we pick each other up. we're here for each other. when i knew they needed extra help, i was here. >> reporter: the help kevin is talking about is a desperate plea sent out asking for anyone available to help build a set for their peter pan show. >> we have 150 students in our play. they don't know this is happening. >> reporter: the co-owner of grand performing arts in livermore said they hired a contractor two months ago to build the set. they say they paid him $2,000 but received their call on thursday saying he couldn't deliver the entire project. >> we received nine pieces, but it was supposed to be around 25

pieces. >> reporter: we contacted the contractor but did not get a response about the set. parents like tara fairchild are doing all they can to help the show happen. her son was part of last year's performance, and now her daughter is in the program. >> my daughter followed in his footsteps, and she's going to be tinker bell in this production of "peter pan." this is what we do as a family. >> the sale wasn't done. i still have to do the ship cabin. that will be happening tonight or tomorrow morning. >> reporter: how long is that going to take you? >> i'd say four to five hours. good for them. if it were me, kids, we're doing this all in just black t-shirts -- >> a retelling -- >> we're going to be miming everything. good luck to them. in the south bay, the sharks will try to move one step closer to the stanley cup finals when they host st. louis at the tank tonight. san jose practiced at sharks ice yesterday after beating the blues, 6-3, in saturday's series opener. a win tonight would give the sharks a 2-0 lead in the western

conference finals. and it would be key for the men in teal because the series moves to st. louis for games three and four. game two begins tonight at 6:00. good luck. good morning to you waking up to partly cloudy skies inland. you can seep the clouds along the coast, even some mist and drizzle, pacifica, half moon bay, maybe here in the city. out in the pacific we are looking at a big pattern change coming our way on wednesday. so the persistent low clouds, morning and afternoon will take us through today and tomorrow. 51 in blackhawk. 55 in concord. 58 in novato. good morning, mountain kids hes this morning. cloudy skies, in the 50s. getting brighter by 11:00. low 60s inland. upper 50s around the bay. fremont and at the coast, 54 half moon bay. by the afternoon it's a nice, sunny, but cooler afternoon. and in oakland today we're looking at temperatures in the low to mid-60s with partly cloudy skies. highs today around the bay

mid-60s east bay, upper 60s bay side. low to mid-70s inland. we are looking at not only the low clouds and fog tonight but mist and drizzle at the coast as that front gets closer. but tuesday will be a dry day and we are looking at that chance of rain coming into play later wednesday. one on our storm impact scale thursday. looks to be ending fridafriday. good morning, alexis. definitely going to be surprising for some folks there not used to it this time of year. we are looking at dry pavement for now that will change later in the week as lisa explained. we have a couple problems here in the east bay. westbound 24 at pleasant hill road. that situation is improving. a two-car crash with minor injuries. did have a couple lanes blocked but that has cleared. flares are burning out now. southbound 680 if you're heading to san jose just past olympic boulevard we have a roll over crash. that one is tne not sure about injuries there yet. it is starting to cause a back

yum. this camera is at 680 and treat in walnut creek. north of the 24 split if you look to the top of the camera you can see the traffic filling in and slowing down so that backup is spreading further north. next traffic update in a couple minutes. happening today the man charged in the disappearance of a 4-year-old houston girl is due back in court. police say there is blood evidence and new surveillance images believed to show the last known time malaeh davis was seen. images show her following derion vence into an apartment. three days later the same recorded shows him carrying out a laundry basket with a garbage bag inside and later a bottle of vence sayins he was attacked by three men and woke up and reported her missing. the family is relieved an arrest has been made. >> i'm glad someone is finally charged and people need to tell the truth and tell what really happened to malaeh.

>> police say they have not given up hope that they can still find malaeh alive. >> terrible. we expect to learn more this week about the crashes involving boeing's 737 max jets. the house transportation committee has an upcoming hearing on wednesday. officials from the faa and ntsb are expected to be there. this will be the first time house members will be asking questions about the two deadly crashes in ethiopia and indonesia. 737 max jets have been grounded since the latest crash in march. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. making every mom feel special. we'll take you to a celebration for some bay area mothers who are hard at work to get back on their feet. a plane lands nose first, and no one is hurt. the pictures of an

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it's 5:14. the seven things to know this morning. police responded to reports of several shootings overnight. investigators were at three crime scenes after 10:00. we do not know if they're related. number two from our live desk actress felicity huffman expected to plead guilty today in a boston courtroom. it's for her involvement in the college admissions scandal. she signed a plea deal last month admitting she paid $15,000 to raise her daughter's s.a.t. score. number three, b.a.r.t. is slowing the rollout of its new trains because of serious maintenance issues.

that according to "the chronicle." the plan to have 775 new cars in service by 2022 may not happen until 2023. number four, the plan to rename sfo's international terminal after mayor ed lee could take another step forward today. the airport commission will discuss a resolution that could mean a name change, new signs, a statue and a plaque. and number five, we are partly cloudy and cooler today waking up to low clouds. maybe some mist and drizzle at the shoreline. 59, san francisco. that's cooler. mid to low 70s in our inland east bay. some sunshine throughout the afternoon. number six, the biggest issue on the roads is a roll over crash 680 and walnut creek just past olympic boulevard. we have two lanes blocked. not sure about injuries yet. that's causing about a ten-minute delay. here is a live look at 680 and treat boulevard. the backup almost to this point. number seven, the duke and duchess of sussex showing a new photo of their baby on mother's day. it shows baby archie's feet.

the instagram caption reads paying tribute to all mothers today past, present, mothers-to-be and those lost but forever remembered. in the south bay a crash in the dark of night chased people out of their homes. a santa clara county sheriff's department tweeted this photo of a tree nearly split in half. deputies say a 50-foot-tall section of the tree that was about ten feet in diameter fell on the house in cupertino early yesterday morning. the homeowner and his children were in the house but luckily were not hurt. mourning the death of peggy lipton who passed away from cancer with family by her side. she rose to fame playing julie barnes in the series squad" running 1968 to 1973. she starred in the hit tv series "twin peaks" in the '90s and is the mother of rashida jones. she was 72 years old. an airplane landed on its

belly after the front landing gear failed.es pictures of t anma pne after t o the emergencg in mandalay. the pilot circled twicedown. he burned fuel to reduce the landing weight and came in safely with the nose tilted down. there were 82 passengers onboard and bravo to the pilot. 5:17. hannah b on a brand-new season of "the bachelorette." alabama hannah and hannah beast will greet 30 guys -- >> she's known as hannah beast? >> she goes roar. that's why. >> we need to talk about that. she will greet 30 guys at the bachelor mansion. nine are from california. there is one from the bay area. does matt d. and hannah b. have a ring to it is the question. he's from los gatos, a

26-year-old medical device salesman. some facts about him according to his profile, his brother and parents are deaf so he grew up speaking sign language. he loves salsa dancing but is not great at it. his biggest fear is being trapped in a room with spiders. you can watch the season premiere here on abc 7. i wish you could see reggie's face now. it starts at 8:00 tonight. stay tuned after for "the fix" at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >> i don't know these people at all. he seems adorable. is she the one -- i'll put it this way -- my biggest fear is to be trapped in a room with someone who can't string together a sentence. >> that's so vicious. i don't know who you're referringan unrelated ought. i just wanted to let everyone know that. meteorologist, lisa argen? we'll just keep it at that and change the subject altogether to your dry monday, waking up to the persistent low clouds and fog. we will get into clearing again today and tomorrow but we're looking at a big pattern change

in the pacific as a couple areas of low pressure brings wet weather. 54 in hayward. 51 in novato. and looking at mist and drizzle along the shoreline. the rain arrives on wednesday and thursday. a break on friday and coming back on saturday. let's time it out as best we can. the north bay is looking at some rain. we're looking at soaking rain by your wednesday evening commute. it's wet. this moves into the mountains. high elevation snow. thursday looks like a bit of a break also into friday. leftover showers. look at saturday. saturday looks like a washout this is unusual because we'r t to over an inch. and this is what we would get for the entire month of may. so the average is going well beyond that so this is an

unseasonably cool and wet system. several of them heading our way. 65 in oakland. look for upper 60s in santa rosa. cooler, partly cloudy skies. 50s in the coast and the accuweather forecast. rainy and breezy and then more showers looking likely over the weekend. we have problems in the east bay, right, alexis? one of those has cleared. we had an earlier crash. that one is gone. looks like the backup has thinned out as well. not too far from there southbound 680 past olympic boulevard, a roll over crash and that is still blocking two lanes. that is certainly causing a delay. on to 680. plan on about ten minutes there forr eadding that time. i did check. we did not have official word the metering lights were on but should be soon. a quick check of mass transit.

22 b.a.r.t. trains in service. ace 1 and 3 on time. normal service, no delays for capital corridor. alexis, thank you. in today's "gma first look" radio legend, howard stern, is opening up about his recent health scare. >> and his relationship with president trump . here are the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" it's stephanopoulos and stern one-on-one. >> the howard stern show. i knew this would happen. >> reporter: and the king of all media is opening up about everything, his life changing health scare. >> i had been diagnosed with kidney cancer and had to go in for surgery. i was freaking out. >> reporter: the interview he regrets. >> the worst interview. i'm the most important thing here. >> reporter: and, of course, president trump. >> the turning point in my relationship, he did ask me to speak at the convention and i had to say no. >> were you tempted at all? >> well, since i was a hillary supporter i thought i would go

up and endorse hillary, which would have been a great moment. >> do you wish you would have done that now? >> no. i wouldn't do that to donald. >> reporter: no question is off the table, and it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look." it is now 5:22. homeless moms and their families enjoyed french cuisine. >> an organization helps homeless and at-risk families. this is the second year they've celebrated mothers in their care with a special meal. they also took home backpacks full of donated gifts like spa and beauty items and grocery gift cards. >> grateful and blessed to be here and to be a mom. >> it's really perked up our moms in our shelter programs. gets them a chance to catch ke it for themselves.iv in njoy the bay area.

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early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. good monday morning to you. live doppler 7 picking up on low clouds, mist and drizzle along the shoreline. we will be dry today and tomorrow. 54 right now in hayward. it's 50 in napa. cooler in santa rosa. 45. clear skies. 51 in san mateo. so this morning numbers are cooler anywhere from one to nine degrees cooler. that gives you an idea the afternoon recovery. we're not going to be as warm. 6:00 this morning, everyone looking at the clouds except for santa rosa and then as we go through the mid-morning hours beginning to see a sunny north bay. the rest of the day partly cloudy. thanks, lisa. team usa is looking for the next

generation of lugers. i'm saying that correctly? >> i think so. >> hoping to one day become olympians. >> luge coaches and athletes slid into palo alto for an off-season slider search. team usa set up a course and you can see they replace the steel runners with wheels. >> we're looking for kids who show a natural ability to drive the sled and who are coachable and who have an enthusiasm for the sport. >> that's so interesting. top participants will be considered for the usa luge junior development team. >> that looks hard, like you're doing a constant sit-up. >> it's like a plank, a plank on your back.>> go ahead, kids. people are already camping out to see the k-pop band bts perform. the police department post this had photo of some of the tents. it came with the message while they're excited for the band to kick off "good morning america's" concert series, camping is not allowed. fans can have chairs and

blankets. bts will perform on wednesday on "gma" right after abc 7 mornings. we are coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the latest jump in measles cases. also -- >> reporter: it was a violent night in richmond with shootings at three different locations. i'm amy hollyfield. e latp xt.> mean mkl celebrates birth a a uniquet her baby son, archie. 5:27 in the morning. a dale's little girl is heading to college. luckily, her dorm is about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. ashley's meeting all her in-laws, and she's about 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. jeff is flying to.... oh never mind. but hey, 10 minutes from a wyndham. he's having the best. day. ever! and he's about 10 minutes... 10 minutes from a hotel by wyndham. with over 6,000 hotels across the country, a great hotel by wyndham is closer than you think. book direct at wyndhamhotels.com

a violent night in richmond, gunfire leaves at least one person hurt and one scene riddled with dozens of bullet casings. >> and a car theft leads to an amber alert out of oakland. in a twist police say the child was never>> misng warriors willn

portland tomorrow. the game marks a family first in the nba finals. >> brother versus brother, very. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen, what do you have cooking up? we're just going to continue with that weekend theme where we have a sunny afternoon and temperatures a little bit below average. we are cooling off. we have the low clouds and fog for some of you. we're looking at 50 right now in campbell as well as sunnyvale and up in the north bay it's cooler. we don't have all the clouds we usually do in the north bay. 58 in napa. 54 in alameda. grab the jacket heading out. by the mid morning hours we are looking at some sunshine working through the 70s by the afternoon and cool at the coast. alex alexis? the biggest issue so far this morning is a roll over crash in the east ba a that is nearth is backing things up almt

into the pleasant hill area now on southbound 680. keeping an eye on that until that clears this morning. and officially have the bay bridge metering lights on this morning, 5:22. the exact time. car-pool lanes are open. cash and fastrakeyour typical b. developing news in richmond where police are investigating multiple shots fired overnight. >> reporter amy hollyfield live for us from richmond police headquarters. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. it was a very violent night here. take a look. this scene alone is quite shocking. this is an apartment complex near 47th. you can see 50 bullet holes here. we have been told someone was shot in the head at this location. this is only one of three spots where shots were fired overnight. there was a shooting in the 2500 block of ground t location near first street. there are reports that four

people were shot overnight with the shootings starting at 10:00. they don't know at this time if all of the shootings arement as details. at this point the police department has no comment. reporting live in richmond, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. this is a reported carjacking that triggered an amber alert. the owner told police his 3-year-old daughter was in the back seat. >> now investigators are saying the dad lied because he wanted cops to find his car faster. another look at the new surveillance video we have. the father is now in trouble for filing a false police report. this all started on saturday night around 8:00. the man called 911 after a thief stole his car outside of a liquor store on international boulevard. he told dispatch his daughter was in the back seat. police issued an amber alert. the car was later found crashed in el cerrito and a suspect was taken into custody. the child was not in the car.

it turns out police say the girl was safe with her mom the whole time. >> it's sad that he lied about it just to get his car back. i'm glad the baby is safe. >> it's still not clear whether police actually contacted the child's mother before issuing that amber alert. testimony resumes today in the ghost ship fire trial. a sculptor will take the stand again. he told the jury thursday what it was like to live inside an rv at the ghost ship warehouse. he says he stored flammable art supplies there but considered the warehouse a safe place. avalos escaped the night of the fire in 2016. defendants max harris and derick almena are on trial for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. 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. you can see the black smoke. the fire broke out late yesterday afternoon near mission street and templeton avenue in daly smoke damaged several amounts on the second floor. everyone did manage to get out safely.

the red cross was working with them to get temporary shelter. the fire was completely out, about four hours after it was reported. i've been watching a series of tweets by president trump. he is defending his new chinese tariffs this morning and we are watching how it could affect the stock market when it opens later this morning. the u.s. raised tariffs on chinese goods 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 they are concerned. >> the longer we're involved, we could enter into a recession because of it. >> president trump, though, not backing down. are right where we want to be with china. and he says the u.s. will bring in billions of dollars in tariffs. as i mentiedndingll that have this morning.

so far china has given no indication what it will do in retaliation. back to you. thanks, 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 refuse to comply with congressional subpoenas including former white house counsel don mcgann. >> i think if you fine someone $25,000 a day to their person until they comply, it gets their attention. >> president trump went on the attack on twitter calling the investigation a total scam, a witch-hunt that yielded no sul out the report . outlined 11 instances of possible obstruction. 5:35. we have much more still ahead including caltrain wanting millions of dollars to upgradey the taxpayer. he was a big supporter of

sfo. now the airport is considering honoring late mayor ed lee. and this little lucky rabbit may help tesla show how effective its autopilot software can be. a live look along the embarcadero at 5:36. let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. our marine layer a bit compressed this morning. it's about 1,200 feet. down from around 2,000 yesterday. some of you are clear and it's cooler in the north bay. we'll be dry for the next few days. a good way to start the workweek. things do change. a big pattern change by wednesday all the way into next weekend. so we are looking at a good commute this morning. mass transit, everything will be dry. we do have a small craft advisory on the bay. it will be breezy if you are taking the ferry. temperatures this morning, 56 in oakland. san rafael. you could see just a little bit of drizzle there. upper 40s around danville. in the north bay instead of

those 70s, the afternoon will be cooler. looking at afternoon sun. up. highs today anywhere from the upper 50s, half moon bay, to about 70 in palo alto. the peninsula will be pleasant. that afternoon sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour. inland we're talking about a five degree cooldown, upper 60s, santa rosa. i talked about the dry start to the week. the best chance of rain arrives wednesday night and then would you believe our storm impact scale back into play. yes, it's may, two days wednesday, thursday and friday. i also said we could see rain over the weekend. you're going to want me to go. i'm bringing up not so great news. >> i'm okay with it. any rain we can get that's not the typical rainy season, we need it. >> certainly this time of year before everything browns up. >> exactly. hold on to the green longer. ar looking at a lot of brake t lights, southbound 680.

you're heavy now getting close to the concord area, all through pleasant hill and down to the 24 split and that is because we have the roll over crash at olympic boulevard. however, just a moment ago we got an update from chp all lanes have reopened. this should start to thin out shortly but for now we have that solid line of red back up into the pleasant hill area. we never did get an update but two vehicles involved and one landed on its roof. san francisco 53. still in the green at 22 minutes.

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and good morning to you. starting out with our unusual pattern. low clouds and fog. this is what we should be dealing with. visibility is not bad. about eight miles over in livermore, maybe mist at the coast. it is clear and cooler. that means a sunny day for you and comfortable temperatures. upper 80s through the sacramento valley and low 70s as you get to los angeles. it is going to feel like february from the middle of the week to the weekend. this morning more trouble for julian assange. we've learned that swedish prosecutors will seek extradition after he completes his prison term.

i want to quickly tell you that he is suspected of rape in sweden and this morning the country has reopened the case against him. it could be a problem as they try to bring him back in the u.s. as well. back to you. in the south bay a woman from san jose faces felony dui charges in connection with the crash that killed a 17-year-old high school student. investigators say ashley marie oliver was driving a chrysler minivan in the wrong direction on southbound highway 17. she crashed into a car with five people inside. it happened around 2:00 a.m. the five victims are from fremont. a 17-year-old student from washington high school. >> abc 7 is committed to building a better bay area and one of the issues is traffic and

public transportation. the increasing congestion on our roads. the issue could be on the ballot in three bay area counties. to raise up to $200 million. the san mateo daily journal reports the agency has been doing some polling and approval for the tax plan is close to the two-thirds majority it would need to pass. voters could decide in the primary or the general election november 2020. another step forward in the plan to rename sfo's international terminal in honor of former san francisco marp 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 unexpec d unexpectedly. an update on the measles

outbreak. 764 cases of measles reported at this year in 23 states. seven cases are in the bay area, one in san francisco, three in san mateo county and three in santa clara county. public health officials say this is the largest outbreak since the disease was eradicated in 2000. all right. it is 5:45. one curry versus another. the warriors know who they will face in the western conference finals, the portland trail blazers. >> damion lillard helped lead them in the game seven win over denver. and the conference finals will be a family affair. steph's younger brother, seth, plays for portland. this is the first time the brothers have faced off in the nba conference finals. the first time it's ever happened. hoe host game one at 6:00. you can see it on our sister network, espn. i'm most interested in the coin toss. >> yes. the parents will be flipping a coin to determine who will root for who.

we'll see. >> which is, lisa, the only way i can think of. >> it's very smart. very smart. >> absolutely. there's no favorites, right? absolutely not. good morning, everybody. we're looking at our typical pattern to start the workweek today and tomorrow. the marine layer a little bit less extensive. coastal drizzle programs. otherwise clear and colder for now. and the sun is bringing us some pretty nice shots. we'll show you that in just a moment. the pacific looking very active for may for wednesday and thursday. we start the weekend and looks like more wet weather. 54 in oakland. 53 mountain view. and this is a beautiful view from mt. tam where you can see down below richardson bay. our forecast highlights cloudy to partly cloudy this morning.

looking at partly cloudy skies this afternoon. it will be cooler, two to five degrees cooler, around the bay and inland. the wet weathersn tim line. you'll notice into wednesday morning in the north bay you're wet. by wednesday afternoon into the evening commute we have soaking rain. it continues into your early thursday. it looks like a break on friday. look at saturday evening and also sunday. i know we're only at monday. things definitely could change. rainfall totals for wednesday through friday looking like anywhere from a thirld d of an h in oakland to three-quarters of an inch. 70 in napa. 72 in livermore. so it looks like a nice afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast dry for the next few days. it looks wet and unsettled through the weekend. overall we'reoingokay roll o

in walnut creek. we got the all clear about 15 minutes ago. in the concord area on 680 so that is starting to unwind. we do have reports of a crash near highway 13 in the berkeley area. not sure if they're transporting someone or still looking for that location. the two middle lanes blocked for that crash. that could slow you down if you're trying to get into downtown oakland or the bay bridge commute. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze coming in at 22 minutes. a 13-minute drive across the bay bridge. still in the green at ten minutes. a driver is thanking tesla's autopilot feature for saving a rabbit's life. it detected the rabbit in the middle of the road on a foggy night.

flashing high brems and veering to the shoulder of the lane. the incident happened about a month ago. the duke and duchess of sussex shared a new photo of their baby for mother's day. diana. paying tribute to all mothers today past, present, mothers-to-be and those lost but forever remembered. there are forget-me-knots in the background. those were princess diana's favorite flowers. we're told meghan and harry's first week has been quiet. this week it's all about the duke and duchess visiting tomorrow and the prince of wales visiting later this week. >> prince harry has made two public appearances since archie was born a week ago. a >> what a beautiful and subtle triblt on instagram.

new at 6:00 global warming. jessica is breaking down what it means for all of us at the live desk. >> first, on the move. the delicate job of relocating one of theninsula's oldest mansions. >> and if you love luxury, listen to this. you can be paid for living on yachts and traveling the world.h a live look outside right now as folks are getting ready to head

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nicco waking up to low clouds and fog pretty much everywhere and 9:00 this morning will begin to evaporate and by mid morning hours we're going to look at some sunshine. partly cloudy. they'll hang out at the shoreline and will be back into play for your tuesday. several weather systems in the pacific that will bring a big pattern change as we get into tuesday night and wednesday. as for today look for high temperatures starting out -- low temperatures with the clouds. upper 60s around cue perfeperti. down around four degrees in the south bay. at least we're getting that sunshine and dry pavement. that's where all of our trouble has been. i have a correction. i have some better news for the emeryvill emeryville/berkeley area. it's on the eastbound side.

the emergency vehicle we saw was going to do a u-turn. it's not on camera but is causing a little bit of a delay if you're doing the counter commute direction. westbound 80 you should be okay. 680 and this is around treat boulevard due to an earlier crash that did clear. that was a roll over blocking for 45 minutes. westbound 580 tracy into dublin exactly an hour. still in the green at 17. northbound 85 betwe 1cu >> nailed it. abc 7 news was in san francisco at mclaren park as professional disk golfers competed in this year's san francisco open championship yesterday. the sport is played much like traditional golf but, as you can

see, instead of clubs and a ball use a flying disk to hit an elevated basket called a pole hole. >> i didn't know this was a sport. that's amazing. it looks like a frisbee. i'm sure they would be very offended by that. also the terminology, the terminology. let's move on. we came close to having a new number one at the box office this weekend. marvel's universe with "avengers: endgame" on top. it will challenged by "pokemon detective pikachu." "endgame" has made $323 million in north america. and for some perspective that is more than "black panther." "pokemon detective pikachu" debuted at $58 million. "the hustle" a distant third followed by "the intruder" and "long shot." two san francisco moms are hoping to give other moms easier access to what they consider

high quality baby formula. bobbie launched this weekend, intended to complement but not replace breast milk. it touts fresh grass fed cow's milk as the main ingredient. the company's founder says more moms are looking for healthier, more natural formulas without ingredients like corn syrup. bobbie currently ships online only in the bay area and plans to go national this fall. a historic home is on the move. the lathrop house could take up to five days to get to its new location. it was named after owner mary lathrop. >> the perfect job is available for anyone who loves the ocean and enjoys traveling. would you like to get paid to cruise around the world on a yacht? online retailer hush hush is a london-based marketplace for luxury goods. they're looking for the right person to spend a week several

times a year testing yachts, making sure everything is working as designed. previous yachting experience is a bonus but not required. they have to choose someone, might as well apply. the vote that will have major impact at howard terminal. >> also in the east bay a performing arts group scrambles to stage their show after they say a contractor left them with unusable set pieces. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. is planning to slow its rollout of its brand-new trains. i'm jobina fortson live in millbrae with what this means for riders. plus, here at the live desk i'm tracking an overnight attac

right now at 6:00 a.m., a new issue for b.a.r.t. the agency forced to slow the rollout of its new trains because of a major maintenance

problem. good morning, monday, may 13th. >> mother's day was beautiful across the area. the question will the nice conditions stick around for the workweek. let's c lisa let's startod w gnto some afternoon sun. low clouds and fog, it might be gray where you are. above it all you can see how pretty it is, the sun coming up, cooler in the north bay where it's clearer than usual. cloudy here. the clouds around the central coast and santa cruz, 57 in vacaville. 43, that cool number in the north bay, and 50 in livermore. we will be looking at clouds and sun. by noontime inland. staying cool at the coa