way into san francisco this morning. it just takes a little weather for sfo to get delayed. >> it just has to spit and you're waiting. here is mike nicco. all right, guys. we'll start down in san jose. a look street level from milpitas, san jose to santa clara and you can see waves of light showers rolling through our neighborhoods. some of us will have some dry spots on the morning commute. it's not a completely cloudy morning. once the sun comes up, the commute may get even drier. there's going to be scattered showers out there and breezy conditions all day today. heaviest of the showers in the north bay as we head from mid morning to midafternoon and then the rest of us will have a chance of showers and thunderstorms, a greater chance during the afternoon and early evening hours. it will begin tapering once the sun sets at 11:15. look at that rain. a half inch in san francisco.is lookier thisorning o the

richmond side of the bridge. so far the delay approaching, getting on to the span getting through the emergency road repair isn't too terrible but we do have some wet pavement for sure out there and we have had several spinout crashes this morning as well. not sure if a spinout was involved in this one but two vehicles still blocking one lane, the westbound 580 near north flynn road. now delays southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard or northbound 85 between highway 101 and cupertino. a crash in the north bay. we'll check that out next. new overnight the missouri senate has passed a bill to ban abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy and it comes just one day after alabama's near total abortion ban. it was signed into law yesterday as we talked about and the law in alabama, the most restrictive in the country, making it a felony for doctors to perform abortions punishable with up to 99 years in prison and the only

exception is if there's a serious health risk to the mother. supporters of abortion rights are protesting. >> who are you to tell me what to do with my body? >> the gut mocker institute reports one in four american women had had an abortion by the age of 45. and this year more than a dozen states have already restricted or attempted to restrict access to abortions. >> thank you. presidential candidate will be on the picket line at ucsf's mission campus working on the one day strike for job security. this planned strike forced hundreds of appointments and procedures to be rescheduled. emergency departments at the mission bay campuses will be open. in a statement ucsf says it respects employees rights to representation and freedom of speech. the ghost ship criminal

trial resumes following an emotional and tense day inside of an observing courtroom. prosecutors played a dark and jerky video from the helmet of one of the first firefighters to arrive the night of the fatal fire. it came with the oakland fire department at that time. attorneys for max harris and almena showed the oakland fire department could have done more to save the a new report accuses san jose of mishandling more than $6 million in donations. according to san jose state university student newspaper the spartan foundation was marketed as an athletic scholarship fund but less than 5% of the $6.3 million donated between 2013 and 2016 actually went to student athletes. the university said marketing and commune keications did not

convey how gifts were being used. they now clearly state how donor gifts would be used. san francisco has an overtime problem apparently. according to new data obtained by "the examiner" overtime spending has gone up 90% in the last nine years. city employees worked 3.5 million overtime hours totaling $248 million. apparently we shouldn't worry, though. michael mitten says it's not actually a budget problem. he said, quote, it's about the same to use overtime rather than hire brand-new workers. game two of the western conference finals is tonight. we'll find out if the warriors will be playing without k.d. >> reare hearing from steph what it's like to share the court with his little brother. reporter jobina fortson live for us at oracle arena with some props. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. yes, we are all decked out and ready to go for game two. got the jacket here and if you

want to be inside to watch, you're going to need a lot more than what's inside this wallet $1 ause resale ticke a now i'm going toith gre great news is kevin durant will likely not be playing tonight. he will get his right calf evaluated today. he strained it in game five. the warriors are coming off of a high defeating the blazers monday. the warriors have won 12 consecutive game ones under head coach steve kerr. the conference finals are also making history because this is the first time brothers have played each other, steph and seth curry. espn sat down with steph to talk about taking on his little brother. >> when i was guarding him, he had a corner three in front of our bench and it's such a mixed feeling. i can't really turn it off. all right, i'll be okay if he

makes this one. i'm still going to contest really hard. it looks good on film. i might be okay with him making it. >> reporter: tipoff is at 6:00. i brought out the swiffer because i just feel like there's a sweep in our future here. i'm using it as inspiration today. reporting live from oracle arena, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, i'm in love with the patch. did you buy the jacket that way or get the patch and put it on? >> reporter: okay, i actually had this jacket at home. i got the email today saying i was coming to oracle, so i was like, you know what, i've been waiting on this. let me bring out the jacket and my swiffer. i didn't have a real broom. it's 2019, what are you going to do? >> i don't have a broom either. i'm right with you there. thank you, jobina. appreciate it. you can watch more of steph curry's inview with espn coming up ongm a 7> p next where all

electric trucks are hitting roads and how soon they could come here. and america's most wanted domestic terrorist at the live desk, i have a brand-new image the fbi wants you to see this morning. and we have a weaker storm that's giving us scattered showers right now. fog like the rainfall from yesterday.

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we're seeing the breakup in the showers and the clouds and once the sun comes up you'll need the sunglasses and the umbrella today. you can see just some spotty, light showers there and spotty, light showers up across the north bay. let's talk about your outdoor activities. sfo a half inch of rain. it will be cool today. it's not an all day rain but showers and thunderstorms are possible. so is sunshine. have all that ready for you. temperatures in the mid-50s fe breezy and a chance of showers through 4:00. more scattered as we head into the afternoon and eveningdy

between 2:00 and 4:00. that's our fastest breezes. a chance of showers in san francisco. we'll take a greater look at dry areas. first here is alexis. good morning, mike. better news here on the lower deck of the bay bridge. eastbound 80 near treasure island a disabled vehicle blocking the right lane. we never did see a huge backup but it is not blocking any lanes any longer so that should get better. a vehicle went across all lanes and rolled over a couple times into a field. southbound a lot of folks slowing down to look at that. i did confirm with chp it's not blocking but is a delay through take that in, is now making deliveries in sweden. video on a public road was released. the truck is operated from a

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lawsuit against the floyd marchus counseling and education center in concord. they are represented by the disability rights education and defense fund. attorneys with the firm say restraints cannot be used for punishment and control. their only use is in an emergency when there's a threat of bodily injury to the student or staff. one family abc 7 spoke to said her child is traumatized. >> what she described to me was being held down on the ground and her head bent in between her legs. >> we tried to reach out to the school and the county board of education but neither has responded. it is 6:16 now. some are calling this a wake-up call for women a. new study finds women who follow a lower fat diet have a lower risk of dying from breast cancer than those on a higher fat diet. and keep in mind the women on the lower fat diet ate more fruits, vegetables and grains. the conclusions from the women's health initiative gives the first randomized evidence that

diet can reduce the post menopausal risk of dying from breast cancer. the study will be presented in the coming weeks at the annual meeting of clinical oncology. if you walk like this you may want to pick up the pace. a study found people who walk fast are more likely to live longer. scientists say the benefits were consistent across all bmis. it shows how posh important exe is. you walked really fast over here, mike. so healthy. >> always behind. that's why i'm walking fast. on days it rains especially. >> you're busy. >> the weather will pick up. it's not a repeat of yesterday. look at the gorgeous sun rise developing from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. contrast that with what's going on at the san mateo bridge. on the eastern side more than hatch an inch over the last 24 hours. you can see it is definitely wet

there. so waves of showers and thunderstorms, the storm's only a one. showers will taper tonight. dress for temperatures in the 40s to 50s. i'm finding more dry times for your outdoor activities. up to napa, solano avenue, browns valley road, also on 29 it is wet right now. right to mission boulevard. watch out. that is going to get slick once again. in east also. future radar at 7:00. a lot of green out there. yellows are possible through the early evening hours. now watch what happens from 6:00 on. some light showers out there.

clouds open up and tomorrow look at all that sunshine. if you're going to the game, there could be a shower. chilly, about 56 degrees. tomorrow the storm impact scale. look for warmer temperatures. berkeley, the morning commencement ceremonies, be sure to have something to keim you dry. alexis? good morning, mike. i have the all clear for a trash in the altamont pass area. westbound 580 had a collision for over an hour blocking the left lane. that is just a tough spot to have a lane taken away. ten miles you are in the red. the typical delay and then part of that due to that collision.

the better news it's all clear. you're in the red. that hasn't been bad this morning but is filling in. you're still in the green at 17 minutes. thanks, alexis. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. ginger zee with a look at what's ahead on the show. >> hi, reggie. hi, natasha. great to be with both of you that morning. coming up on "gma" the latest on the miracle rescue, the 22-month-old found alive in kentucky days after he vanished outside his home. we'll learn this morning how rescuers found him. they're going to join us to tell us all about it first on "gma." the bachelorette is back. yes, hannah is here live dishing on the first night, all the men, who is winning her heart. she is right here on "gma" to tell us. and robin is somewhere in the u.s. getting ready to deliver the surprise of a lifetime to

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a special event this sunday, bay to breakers. now it's going to start off a little wet through at least 8:00, 9:00, then it will be dry, 10:00 to noon with temperatuoon climbing to the upper 50s. chilly and damp. dress accordingly. >> thanks for the warning. the end may be near for those annoying robo calls. a new fcc proposal would give phone companies the authorities to block the calls by default. the technology to do this already exists. companies have not done it over fear it is could be considered illegal f. approved robo calls may be blocked starting later this year. >> can't come soon enough honestly. a student is getting a huge response to a photo she shared in her cap and gown next to her proud parents. take a look. she tweeted out this photo and it shows her next to her mom and dad in the orange groves where they have pick fruit for 25 years. she is the first in her family

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right now at 6:30, bracing for delays. a live look at sfo where passengers could face another travel headache, although right now it doesn't look so bad. then again, it doesn't matter. sfo cancels and delays no matter what. hey, jess. hi. at the live desk three entering the presidential race this morning. new york mayor bill de blasio taking a page out of president trump's playbook, and he is already calling names. pg&e now blamed for starting the deadly campfire last fall and now the utility could face criminal charges. plus, the fs this weekend. why you might see fewer people at work monday morning.

>> this blows my mind. 10:00 p.m., people. >> i'm surprised by that story. we'll talk about it in a moment. it is thursday, may 16th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco still tracking precipitation. >> and delays at sfo. there are already delays. it's mainly cloudy. a look at the sunol grade. taking that shortcut from the altamont pass at 580 it is wet right now and rain. you can see moderate rain. heading up to palo alto, east palo alto, redwood city and mountain view. we've got scattered showers this morning. scattered sunshine will be the case. breezy with temperatures in the o hav pretty quiet commute on state route 87. we did have a spinout crash

earlier this morning. a vehicle went off the roadway before the 101 split. that was about it. a quick check of the only problem is capital corridor delayed about 20 minutes due to a mechanical issue. storm watch the sequel. day two of our may rainstorm and focusing on travel. >> and specifically on the temperamental sfo where there were hours of delays, cancellations yesterday. amy hollyfield live to see what's going on. hey there, amy? >> reporter: good morning. relief from passengers so farde. lots of clouds and some blue sky peeking out. with rain in the forecast today there is a chance they will have the same delays and

cancellations and some travelers were worried after the rain that we saw yesterday. >> the storm was way bigger than i thought it was going to be. i was a little nervous and got the alert from american. smooth sailing today. >> reporter: yesterday sfo put its ground delay program into place because of the rain that resulted in 400 delays and 100 cancellations. it's the faa that makes the call. they haven't put it into place yet. morning flights look good. the sky looks pretty good. maybe today will be better. keep this in mind, be prepared. things could be changing. live at sfo, amy hollyfield. r ceremonies thisy satuay. in or shine thince nd. ot alled into the

stadium. it could be soggy there. you can check on conditions wheouive on news app, access to live doppler 7, the same system mike uses. mayor bill de blasio is number 23 so, yes, another one in the 2020 race for president. despite the overnight announcement already a lot of protests from new yorkers who don't want him to run. take a look at this photo, this was outside the "good morning america" studios this morning. if you look you see some people holding signs and those are the protesters out there. about a half dozen. inside, though, de blasio talking with george stephanopoulos and here is what he said about running against president trump. >> right now the federal government is not on the side of working people because donald trump is playing every new yorker knows he's a con artist. we know his tricks.

i've been watching him for decades. >> president trump is already punching back tweeting this calling did i bl calling de blasio a joke. if you like high taxes and crime, he's your man. new york city hates him. a group of san francisco supervisors will vote on whether to close juvenile hall by 2021. a task force to come up with alternatives to incarceration. juvenile hall is 70% empty. it costs nearly $250,000 per year per child to keep them incarcerated. if the measure passes in committee today the full board of supervisors votes on it next week. happening in the south bay the man accused of intentionally running down eight pedestrians in sunnyvale is scheduled to be arraigned. 34-year-old isaiah peoples appeared in court but didn't enter a plea.

he is charged with eight counts of that peoples may have targeted the victims based on their race and belief that they were muslim. pg&e may face criminal charges for the deadliest wildfire in california history. cal fire says pg&e power lines are to blame for the campfire last november. the flames killed 85 people and destroyed 14,000 homes. pg&e admitted in february its equipment was likely to blame. the company filed for bankruptcy protection in part because of losses from the fire. cal fire has sent the results to the butte county d.a. for possible prosecution. and only on 7, we are hearing from a construction company that let down families affected by the tubbs fire. fire victims say chiaramonte took their money and did not build their homes as promised. the company tells abc 7 news it did not anticipate the, quote, obstacles it faced but says it still can finish the job. >> nightmare for our family and

our company, and we're still trying to do what we set out to do. we're trying to build those homes. >> nearly 40 residents who signed contracts say they are fed up and many are demanding refunds. five have filed reports with the district attorney who has passed them on to the licensing board. >> muni thinks it knows why doors on its new cars aren't working right and it's about to find out if their theory is correct. looking live at the big board, we're in the green. another update on the markets up next. but first you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist nik nicco. you can see big ben and another shower to deal with this morning. the big picture and you can see we have a chance of thunderstorms in the forecast now through about 5:00 tomorrow. that's how big that window is. a look at the hayward side of

the bridge. a half inch of rain. it's wet but getting drier. there are damp areas. you'll need the umbrella. it will be breezy on our water starting at 9:00. all of our ferries will be pushed around by gusty winds. out of the west instead of the south. they're going to hit bridges like the benicia bridge. we have a chance of showers and sunshine all day on the peninsula. w'll top out around 60 degrees. the east bay valleys, breezy during the afternoon hours. a chance of random showers, less likely at 8:00. we're stuck in the upper 50s in the south bay, also, with sunshine and showers today. not as breezy as the rest of us. this morning not quite as wet as yesterday morning but still a lot of issues. >> you mentioned the breezes. we do have a high wind advisory

warning in effect along with golden gate and the bay bridge as well. taking you up to the north bay we still do have on looker delays from a crash. a vehicle cut across all the lanes after losing control and rolled over into a field. they took out a chain link fence. we don't have any lanes blocked. i did confirm that. not looking terrible or too soggy. just a little sheen on the pavement. southbound 680 ten minutes, another nine on westbound 24. and westbound 580 tracy to dublin is improving.

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sunshine, showers, below average temperatures, that's what we have for your school day forecast. starting in the low to mid-50s this morning, only in the upper 50s during the afternoon hours. look at the entire state. valley rains and thunderstorms and mountain snows. we had to up the snowfall totals 12 to 18 inches at the peaks, three feet and the snow level dropped down to about 6,000 feet. a quick look at tahoe and a break tomorrow. light rain saturday. temperatures in the low 40s with

a wintry mix sunday. a big headline you should know today. president trump is announcing a new immigration plan and will give a speech in the rose garden. his plan does not call for changing the number of green cards given out each year so it will stay at 1.1 million. priority for visas would be given to highly skilled workers, applicants with higher education and those with english proficiency. critics saying the one big thing missing is how to address the 11 million undocumented already in the united states. >> it's a glaring omission. muni is testing a fix for malfunctioning train doors. the new billion dollar train fleet has issues with faulty safety features. last month the agency locked the

back doors on all its new light rail vehicles after reports of people getting caught like this woman. you can see her hand is stuck in the train. fee falls and ends up on the track. muni plans to test repair trains with two operators, one to drive and the other to monitor the back doors. 6:44. in the east bay almost 600 teach letters go on strike come monday after a breakdown in contract talks. the announcement made late last night. the association represents teachers in union city so the teachers had demanded a 20% pay hike over two years. the school district countered with a 1% raise and a bonus. quite a gap there. it will affect 11,000 students. to your money report. >> a settlement over the 2016 scandal over millions of fake bank accounts.

federal regulators have the power to reject the hiring of senior executives. apple users may be able to use apple pay and itunes. the change spotted by mac users. it comes as apple prepares to roll out its new credit card this summer. san mateo county is offering $4,000 down payment to qualify you have to live or work in san mateo county, meet income requirements, have a valid driver's license and be able to pay the car payment. and let's see how the stock rk is doing this morning. we're up 167 points. stocks opened lower yesterday but did close up after reports the trump administration could delay new tariffs on cars and autoparts. game two of the western conference finals is tonight and we will soon find out if the warriors will again be playing without k.d. we're hearing from steph about what it's like to share the court with his little bro.

jobina fortson is live at oracle. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning. i had my swiffer with me all morning. i feel like a sweep is in our future. the game kicks off tonight at 6:00 here at oracle arena so, for starters, it's not looking good as far as kevin durant playing tonight. he will have his right calf evaluated. he strained it in game five with the rockets. who will be on the court today? seth and steph curry, battle of the brothers. imagine having to guard >> it's a weird vibe. the best way to explain it, i cannot turn off the human nature to root for him. >> reporter: you can watch the game tonight on our sister network espn. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you.

watch more of steph's interview with our sister network espn coming up on "gma" starting at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. the "game of thrones" series finale is this weekend. >> millions of people might miss work because of it. the final battle will air on hbo sunday. according to a poll by the workforce institute, 10 million people plan to miss work the next day. that seems like a lot. 17 million say they will work late, work remotely or be less productive. >> this isn't like an all night party. what's happening? 10 million people? >> a lot of people do stay up late to watch the east coast feed. if you have any streaming service or a roku box or an apple tv, you can get hbo and they put the episode on 6:00, 9:00 p.m. on the east coast. there you go. you get ahead of it. >> that's when i watch.

>> i post comments on twitter and people say i haven't seen it yet. it's 6:00. get ready, folks. >> i'll be there with you. >> wow. >> i'm not into dragons or incest. >> i have a bracket going with some friends. >> wow. it's like a super bowl for you. >> i've been watching it for ten years. >> it is a commitment, no doubt about it. interesting to see how it ends. let's talk about weather. exploratorium showing you some of the sunshine breaking out. more than a half inch in san francisco. more than an inch on 680 this morning. sunshine, showers and breezy today. a weaker storm one on the storm impact scale. i find more days with drier weather. stanford, look at that, 82. all wet with a moderate shower right now.

just north of 237. free throw month at 7:00. livermore to the5. this low that's rotating through that will bring us an uptick in the chance of thunderstorms starting at 8:00 this morning through noon. once the sun starts to set around 8:00 you can see the chance of showers really tapers. tomorrow we wake up to maybe a rogue shower. partly cloudy conditions and a little bit of fog in our deepest valleys. look at all that sunshine coming into the afternoon hours. if you're going to the game, there may be a stray shower. when you come out it should be dry and about 56 degrees. bay to breakers, it's going to start off wet saturday morning but it will be dry and sunny. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s there. so storm impact scales today. saturday, sunday and wednesday.

only four days out of the seven today. alexis? sounds good, mike. we are taking a look at the roads right now. i do have live doppler 7, just some scattered showers. we have a collision reported, vehicle lost control, hit the center divide. possibly some injuries. they are sending emergency crews to the scene right now. pretty heavy on the san mateo bridge. we did have reports of a large metal pipe in the middle of the roadway. i believe chp was just able to clear that. perhaps some residual delays there and that's been one of our solier spots this morning, too. walnut creek to dublin still in the green. southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco. heavy through petaluma. you're at 1:06. northbound 17 from highway 1 to los gatos in the green at 24 minutes. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. we're looking at issues that affect our quality of life like

safety. i'm focusing on car safety and got some tips from the pros at chp. we are taking a nice look at the bridge. we've been talking about driver safety all morning. we've covered what to do if you're in a road rage situation or if you're broken down in the middle of the freeway. now ways to avoid getting in a collision in the first place and we have chp officer john franzen this morning. what do you recommend? >> the first thing is make sure people are no driving distracted. their attention should be on the roadway. you're not going to see if there's a dangerous situation or a hazard in the roadway if you're looking down at your phone or whatever the other distraction is. we ask people pay attention to the road, that people give themselves time to get to their destination. we don't want them to travel at

a speed that's dangerous be a to abide by the rules of the road. >> some commonthgs, ople get complacent. and we all you have to be prepared for anything. good safety tips and you can find them on our website. >> thank you,

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6:55. right on the dot. nice timing there whether you're just joining us, heading out the door. seven things you need to know before you go. again, it's weather. that doesn't make some of you happy. there's not quite as much out there this morning. you see some scattered lighter showers but there is an uptick from mid morning to late afternoon and a chance of thunderstorms. the thing you'll notice more sunshine today but it's still in the 50s for highs. number two, we do have a soggy commute although i just clicked through all of our cameras and couldn't find one that looked very wet. we have heavy volumes in some areas. right now no major incidence. a live look at sfo. passengers are bracing for another possible round of delays and cancellations. new york city mayor bill de

blasio announced his bid for the white house this mornin and the 23rd democratic candidate is facing protests from some new yorkers and pretty nasty words from president trump. you can watch him coming up in a few minutes. presidential candidate julian castro will join striking uc workers staging a one-day protest today. the demonstration forced hundreds of appointments and procedures to be rescheduled. the warriors will try to take a 2-0 lead over the trail blazers. the dubs will likely be without kevin durant again tonight. he'll be having his calf strain re-evaluated today. britney spears may not be returning to las vegas for another residency in the near future or perhaps ever. the singer's manager says spears is not in a position to revum rehearsals. her vegas res dan idency was to

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good morning, america. breaking news, abortion bans are spreading. midveinew billovnight. abortion showdown. missouri's bill bans abortions after eight weeks of pregnancy as protests grow over that alabama ban. the governor has signed the most restrictive law in the nation, a direct challenge to roe v. wade. also this morning, president trump's immigration overhaul. the new plan about to be revealed as the military prepares to build tent cities across the border. shocking chopper crash. the investigation now under way. a tourist helicopter going down in the hudson and how the pilot survived with just a scratch. amazing rescue. a 22-month-old found alive in t disappearing. the little boy cold, wet and dehydrated.