and here we are. >> we're discussing that champagne cooler still from last half hour. >> pretend there was a show open there and it's 5:00 a.m. on this wednesday, may 22nd. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. still raining in the south bay? i'm not coming into work. there is 101 and 880 where it's a little bit wet. you can see a stretch of wet weather that's rolling right down 101 from the northwest to southeast. there you go. this is where we expected any rain to be this morning, and that's where it is. it'll be out of here in the next couple of hours. what you have to look forward to is increasing sunshine, low to mid-50s this morning. we'll stay near 50 at the coast. look at this, near 70 around our bay and inland neighborhoods with dry conditions, warmer this afternoon. 73 to 75.

and check out at 7:00 we're just in the upper 60s. looks like a good evening. how about a commute? here is alexis. good morning, mike. we're looking good here, too, looking at fneddlanes, the cashd fastrak. car-pool lanes opened up. we'll see about metering lights. we do have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge, san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridge. a quick check of drive times, across the bay bridge into san francisco and the same drive times 101 san francisco to sfo. thank you, alexis. this morning an ongoing investigation into a horrifying kidnapping and crime against an elderly woman in san francisco. >> the details are horrific. a 74-year-old woman was attacked and raped for multiple hours. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at san francisco police headquarters. amy? >> reporter: reggie, police have made an arrest in this case.

according to the "san francisco chronicle" they've arrested 47-year-old manuel amador, and what he is accused of doing is so awful, prosecutors plan to ask the judge not to set bail, saying he shouldn't be on the streets, that he is a danger to society. a 74-year-old woman was walking on prague street in the southeast part of the city when police say the man grabbed her and pulled her into a house. this happened near mclaren park. the man is accused of pulling her into the home and raping her for four to five hours. officers say there was a pit bull in the home that bit her several times. then the woman was left on the sidewalk. she was semiconscious when someone found her and called police. this happened at 8:00 in the morning two weeks ago. amador is in jail, and according to police he does not have any prior convictions. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

>> amy, thank you. happening today house speaker nancy pelosi is holding a closed door meeting with members of her caucus. she is dealing with mounting pressure from democrats to begin impeachment proceedings against president trump. the situation is growing more complicated after the white house instructed former counsel mcgahn to defy a subpoena. pelosi and chuck schumer are set to meet with the president to discuss a pending bipartisan infrastructure deal. in a meeting last month the two sides agreed to a $2 trillion package. overnight president trump shifted gears demanding his new trade pac with canada and mexico come first. a push to give tax incentives for people who move to california. a state lawmaker introduced the bill monday allowing qualified companies to get an additional tax credit. several states including georgia have recently passed strict

anti-abortion laws. georgia's tax break for the film industry had attracted many major productions ing marvel's "blackthem indus b tea leave. marvel is owned by disney, the parent company ofed out i fl fo protest strict abortion laws. this is video from washington, d.c., chicago and indianapolis. >> protect our rights. protect our rights. and multiple rallies in the bay area as well from the front steps of san francisco city hall to the grand lake theater in oakland. women say they need to stand up for their rights and make their voices heard. >> i want to protect my rights, the future of my daughter's rights and everybody else's rights. i want to be a part of stopping the bans. >> several states have passed what are being called heartbeat bills, banning abortions once a fetus' heartbeat can be detected. a woman may not even know she's

pregnant yet when this happens. homelessness is an issue abc 7 news is focused on as part of our effort to build a better bay area. governor newsom says he's creating a new task force. the latest plan includes a billion dollars to fight he'sg sacramento mayor darryl steinberg and los angeles supervisor mark ridley thomas to lead it. >> this group is going out in the next few months and will come back with detailed plans and strategies. i want to see those dollars reflected in some of what they've identified. >> governor newsom made the announcement yesterday in oakland. alameda county has seen homelessness climb more than 40% over the past two years. in the east bay oakland is look to go smooth out its streets. the city council approved a $100 million, three-year citywide paving plan. $75 million will be spent on neighborhood streets. $25 million will go into major thoroughfares. and here is a look at which

streets will be repaved. as you can see they're all over the city. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has reaction. >> reporter: dodging potholes of part of our drive to tuesday's oakland city council meeting where councilmembers were voting on contracts for its plan to repair broken streets. rachel erickson is tirmd of driving defensively. >> i drive like a avoid potholes. >> you swerve out of the way to miss one, you hit a deeper one. we had to have our tires replaced twice in the past year already. >> reporter: our abc 7 colleague blew two tires after hitting a pothole on her way to work. the big fix calls for spending $100 million to repave streets and fix tens of thousands of potholes. >> this paving plan is about repairing a pothole for good.

you mill off the top layer, put a smooth layer of asphalt on top. >> reporter: the plan diverts more money to low-income neighborhoods where a broken ca >>ev ren burdened e priority iat vy d of those years. >> reporter: why? >> that's how it has always been. >> reporter: the city says roads near schools will have top priority at first. officials say if the city doesn't know about a pothole on your street, let them know. the work is scheduled to begin this summer. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. and we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. join our building a better bay area facebook group. mike? let's take a look at

temperatures. we're in the low to mid-50s on both sides of the peninsula. daly city 51 to 54 in half moon bay. pretty much low to u around santa rosa, napa and fair field where we're seeing cooling. here is a look at santa cruz this morning. looks pretty quiet.lmer on the bay. dangerous surf. a high surf advisory that's been extended through 9:00 tomorrow morning. so all day today there's going to be rip currents, beach erosion from big breakers up to 22 feet. don't turn your back on the water. look at the north bay, starting off at 50. staying in the 50s through 9:00. 66 at 11:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon, partly cloudy skies. a slight chance of a rogue shower. otherwise dry. the east bay, in the 50s through 9:00. mid to upper 60s starting at 11:00 through the lunch hour to 7:00.

our last stop will be san francisco where some neighborhoods especially on the bay side will get near 60. the rest of us are in the upper 50s. a few high clouds will dominate the evening sky. we'll take a look at the holiday weekend forecast coming up next. first let's bring alexis in and talkngkay so far this morning. no major issues, mostly dry pavement and maybe lighter than average volumes, too. we've been saying that this week, maybe a lot of folks taking off early for the memorial day holiday weekend. northbound 680 past mckee road. we do have some wet weather pushing through the area. solo vehicle collision. they're working on getting a tow truck to the scene. that's it. that's our only collision around the bay area this morning. 12 b.a.r.t. trains in service now. no delays. ace 1 and 3 out of the central valley on time. should be a nice day if you're planning on riding san francisco bay ferry. normal service, no delays. coming up, the 7 things you

need to know as you start your day. the push to save the punch line. the comedian rallying to keep the iconic comedian club in the same spot. i'm very grateful to everyone. >> happy graduation day. the hurdles this uc berkeley student overcame to make it all possible. >> it's quite the story. congratulations. and let's take you outside right now as you begin your day. it's 5:10 on you

5:12. if you're just joining us, here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, san francisco police are investigating after a 74-year-old woman was reportedly grabbed near mclaren park, dragged into a home, attacked by a dog, and repeatedly raped. the suspect is now under arrest and expected to be in court today. number two, house speaker nancy pelosi will hold a closed door meeting with members of her caucus. she is dealing with mounting pressure from democrats to begin impeachment proceedings against president trump. number three, a woman driving with two dogs led police on a dangerous high-speed chase in an rv through the san fernando valley last night. finally ended when the rv collided into a car and the woman jumped out, tried to make a run for it. officers quickly took her into custody. number four, the dmv is making it easier for californians who got a real i.d. with one proof of residency to

satisfy the new requirement of two proofs of residency. people will now be able to just mail back a letter. number five, check out the lack of clouds and rain. look at that. stars and the moon from pier 15. temperatures under dry weather today rebound fiventhe 60s and 70s. number six, so far so gfor . no major issues. we're just slowly starting to fill in. no metering lights yet but we do have a high wind advisory once we make it out on the bay bridge. and number seven, a live performance of "all in the family" and "the jeffersons" will air tonight on abc. jamie foxx plays george jefferson. you can watch the return of these two classic '70s sitcoms. a famous comedian is participate of an effort to save san francisco's punch line comedy club. abc 7 news was at city hall where dave chappelle joined other comics yesterday.

this was all ann the financial district. punch line opened more than 40 years ago. its lease is about to expire in august. >> the last place i saw robin williams alive, it was the place i was when i found out i was having my first kid. like every important milestone in my life went through that club. >> google says it leased the space next to the club and looks forward to being its neighbor. a uc berkeley student has a lot to celebrate on his graduation day with a little luck and a lot of hard work and persistence, he went from an ethiopian farmer to college graduate. >> reporter: lelisa bera will grad ao cap gowucer than every schoo

three hours total. but what made it difficult was walking barefoot. >> reporter: the oldest of six he grew up in ethiopia. his parents are still farmers living a world away from their son's unexpected academic life. >> they are happy i'm at university and graduating with a degree in america. >> reporter: six years ago lelisa applied for a diversity visa, won and flew to los angeles, his first time outside of ethiopia. >> everything you see is completely different. >> reporter: he found support in the ethiopian community and applied to uc berkeley. once he got here lelisa became a mcnair scholar, a national program for low-income first-generation college students who want to pursue doctorate of the program at cal. >> he had that desire to move forward, to get better, to get educated.

>> reporter: he plans to visit his family this summer, return to the u.s. and apply to grad school. >> i'm very grateful to everyone and i say thank you. >> reporter: happy graduation. kate larsen, abc 7 news. >> happy graduation. he is going to have quite the homecoming when he gets there to see his family. they must be so proud of him. >> what a story of perseverance. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. let's take a look at what's going on san jose 101 and 880. we still have a few showers in the south bay. by the afternoon hours, partly cloudy and milder. a warming trend coming for today through friday. the holiday weekend trending cooler and a little bit wetter. a look at the live doppler 7 and you can see there's some showers in the santa cruz mountains, a little instability running up and down 101. a few light showers there over the next couple of hours. you can see the clearing

starting to take place in the north bay. the gray being the clouds. notice them opening. that's why your temperatures are in the 40s while the rest of us are in the 50s. from fremont, palo alto southward, san francisco and the rest of the bay, mid to upper 60s from half moon bay to santa cruz. all the cloud cover you see is a whole lot of fog. a lot of moisture in the ground. a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures will jump up about a degree or two tomorrow across-the-board with more sunshine. we'll hold steady for friday but then the pattern reverses, a slight chance of wet weather across the south bay saturday and for the rest of us sunday. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. drier for memorial day, back in the 60s and 70s. have a good day. here is alexis. good morning, mike. overall we're looking great so far today. this is one of our tougher commutes. yesterday the two major sig alerts most of the morning. today nothing major like that.

walnut creek north of the 24 sptus little t spli up significantly if you're staying on southbound 680. moving over to our traffic maps, a few spotty showers on live doppler 7. one just pushed through the super commute out of tracy. 11 miles an hour on westbound 205. 15 miles an hour once you make it to 580. that's typical. not as typical, though, seeing about a 15-minute delay on the altamont pass road. i know a lot of folks take that as an alternate to 580. i would say 580 is looking better today. have not gotten to the reason for that backup but avoid that for right now. the next traffic update at 5:30. thanks, alexis. a new review of data by consumer reports suggests some uber and lyft vehicles may not be safe. nearly one in six vehicles in the seattle and new york areas have open safety recalls and defects.

consumer reports analyzed the data after both san frans. investigators pulled records for about 94,000 uber and lyft vehicles. some recalled vehicles have those deadly takata air bags, unfixed defects that could cause the vehicle to catch fire or cause the engine to fail. uber and lyft say they've taken measures to curb the number of recalled vehicles. in today's "gma first look" a police officer allegedly the target of a murder plot, his wife orchestrated. kenneth motton has that. >> reporter: it's the scandal rocking the nypd. officer valerie stands accused of hiring her boyfriend to hire a hitman to kill her estranged husband. >> to be honest, i can't believe it. i'm still in shock. >> reporter: instead of calling a hitman, authorities say the officer's boyfriend alerted them instead. they not only kept her husband

safe, they faked his death hoping to build the case this morning in an abc news exclusive. our t.j. holmes and the suspect's alleged target one-on-one. >> they had me sit in my car. they put glass on the floor and all over me and had me hunch over into the passenger seat. >> how difficult was that for to you do? >> it was absolutely insane. >> reporter: and coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll ask about his recovery process after suffering this frightening ordeal. with your "gma first look" i'm kenneth motton, abc news, new york. >> absolutely insane is an understatement. >> i cannot believe the story. >> that is wild. >> crazy. as many retailers are closing, one store is opening a new location in the east bay. coming up, the modern look you can expect at the new barnes & noble. and slashing prices, why you'll see major sales at

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no threat of wet weather. those of you that don't like daylight savings, the sun would be coming up at 4:54 in the morning if we didn't have daylight saving. think about that on the weekend. let's look at what happens so far this month, our rain totals are anywhere from two to five times above average, but we're not quite near records. the closest w inch in several p oakland, san jose and napa. looks like we're not going to get enough rain the rest of the month to get near those. now because of all this rain, check out what's going on with the pollen especially this holiday weekend. friday will be a warm day. we're going to have nearly high amounts of pollen out there especially tree -- moderate amounts of grass and weed. saturday about the same even though we have a slight chance of wet weather. our best chance of wet weather sunday. we'll drop the pollen down a little bit. it does rebound for monday. make sure when you have the

sunglasses, all the food you're having and your medicine if you need it for your allergies. >> mike, thank you. kohl's will push promotions. the retailer had the worst comparable store sales in three years. kohl's executives plan to lower prices to protect market share. yesterday shares closed at $55. that's down more than 12%. the retailer is counting on its partnership with amazon hoping to draw on customers by allowing amazon returns in store. a new barnes & noble is opening today. the new store will open in the veranda shopping center in concord. the chain has been testing locations and new store designs across the country. this store will be much more modern looking with short oak bookshelv bookshelves, wood grain, tile and carpet. the children's section will be limited. now to open space and big cities.

a new report shows a spike in the number of people who live close to a park. trust for public land is a nonprofit in san francisco. it just released its annual park score index. 72% of people living in big cities live within a ten-minute walk or half a mile from an urban park. san francisco made the top ten list at number seven. washington, d.c., is number one. trust for public land says its goal is for everyone to have access to parks. we're showing my nearest park. so i love that. >> i love our parks in san francisco. there are so many. there's little pockets, too, that have green space if you don't have a bigger park. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news -- >> reporter: if you have a california real i.d., you may have to get another one and how the dmv is trying to help. and the disturbing discovery in a home, what police found making a welfare check. plus, one price for unlimited food delivery. the rumors over the new uber eats pass.

and good morning to you on this wednesday. a live look here at the bay bridge as the sun starts to

now at 5:30 a possible fix for the real i.d. problem, the dmv issued 3.5 million cards thats.what to expect if you hav of them. there are two dogs in her lap. >> and the woman behind the wheel in this wild rv chase. and an effort to relocate a historic home. why a south bay developer is offering to move it for free. and a special good morning to that dog that jumped out. >> oh, my gosh. >> that is one of the wildest car chases i have ever seen.

>> it's an rv, there's dogs, they jump out while it's moving -- >> i'm out of here. >> the dog didn't want to be part of that. >> it was such a dangerous situation. >> the dog is like up 5-0 behind us this lady behind the wheel. >> jump ship while you can. >> take matters into his own hands. >> we'll show that to you soon. let's talk about weather. it's not quite that exciting but there's still a few showers out there across the south bay. live doppler 7. from san jose to san martine continues to see just a few continues to see just a few light showers. don't need the umbrella, look at those temperatures as warm if not warmer than yesterday at noon when we're 58 to 65.

upper 60s, mid-60s, at 7:00. alexis? one new issue to talk about in the east bay so taking you into the nimitz, right around hesperian. honestly this just came in so i don't have many details yet. no backup yet. hopefully it's minor and they can clear that quickly. foret ooke bay bridge toll plaza. ten minutes, you'll have your typical wait. >> roo details on the real i.d. which at least until now has been real confusing e who hav kd bacto the dmv

anser? >> reporter: good morning, guys. this could impact about 3 million californians. if you got a real i.d. but didn't show two proofs of residency. originally the dmv required one document to show proof of residency then the department of homeland security changed the requirement and they want two forms, trying to simplify the process. you can verify by checking the box, confirming your mailing address is correct. the dmv was supposed to send the letters out in april but there have been delays. why is this important? you will need a california real i.d. if you want to flip domestical domestically. your old driver's license will not work. california issued real i.d.s going back to january of last year. if you have a california driver's license, the new real

i.d. driver's license with one form of residency, you can still drive in california but at some point you will have to provide the second form of documentation. reporting live in san jose, anser hassan. san francisco police are investigating a dismembered body found in the outer mission district. officers doing a welfare check discovered the remains inside the home at mt. vernon avenue monday. they were responding to reports a man may have been missing from his home. there were suspicious circumstances so they went inside. the medical examiner's office is trying to determine the cause of death. and in the south bay santa clara county supervisors are going ahead with a plan to spend $5 million on gender based violence services aimed at helping certificate vifsurvivor. two rape crisis centers and training for law enforcement on

sexual assault. cindy chavez pushed for the funding. the supervisors voted into looking to use county funds to replace lost federal grants. stop whatever you're doing and watch this wild video in southern california a woman driving a stolen rv is facing several charges including felony hit-and-run after this crazy chase. >> oh, no! oh, my goodness. oh, my god. right into the tree. >> during the chase the rv hit a palm tree which opened the passenger side like a can opener. the rv crashed the driver had two dogs with her, one jumped out and landed on the pavement. >> the dog is running away. the dog is okay. >> the chase ended when the suspect crashed no a car and the woman got out trying to make a run for it with the remaining dog following her. a chp officer caught the woman.

drivers of the cars hit were taken to the hospital. authorities found the first dog that jumped out of the rv and the other dog was also taken to a vet for care. >> i mean, it's really a miracle no one was killed. that is unbelievable. moving on now to muni. the woman caught in a train door and dragged on to the tracks has filed a claim against san francisco. this is video of the incident at the embarcadero station. she is now stuck and then she is going to fall back. "the examiner" reports choi lee identified herself as the passenger who got her hand caught and dragged by the train. she suffered a collapsed lung, broken ribs, pelvic and spinal fractures. another bay area parent plans to plead guilty in boston today in connection with the college admissions scandal. peter sartorio is accused of paying $15,000 for a fake

procter to correct his daughter's act exam in 2017. the menlo park dad is charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud and on a services mail fraud. he is the founder and president of nate's and pj's food. napa vineyard owner could spend over a year in prison after pleading guilty yesterday. he admitted he agreed to paying $300,000 to secure his daughter's admission to usc as a water polo recruit even though she didn't play the sport ncht addition to prison time prosecutors will recommend a $95,000 fine. you can find the list of bay area parents charged in the college admissions scheme. just head over to abc7news.com. survivors of the massive a getting more help from sacramento. the state assembly approved a bill aimed at speeding up the rebuilding process. the campfire in november killed more than 80 people and

destroyed thousands of homes in butte county. many fire victims are still living in tents, cars or temp rather housing. the bill would streamline environmental rules and exempt housing construction from the california environmental quality act. >> we have interim housing mostly being put up by nonprofits and by fema, but in that time period we need more permanent housing and that's where something like 8430 comes in where we can build more apartments, single family homes. >> the measure now goes to the state senate. a south bay developer is making quite the offer. >> when you buy this historic downtown san jose apartment building and provide a vacant lot for it, they'll move it for free. it won't be an easy task, though. the historic apartments built in 1910 sits near south first and east reid streets. they want to put a 27-story

high-rise tower on the lot. before the bulldozers arrive the company is offering to sell and cover moving costs. the former owner says blocks around the neighborhood have already been redeveloped. >> we're being, you know, crammed in and this doesn't belong here. it hasn't for a long time. to move it some place else is the right way to do it. >> the offer is restricted to the downtown area because the building can't fit under interstate 280 without removing its roof. >> there's that. >> there's also that. much more still ahead including new complaints from more than two dozen mcdonald's employees at various locations. what they say they are dealing with on the job. and a new safety feature for lyft passengers. what you'll notice in the app. first, it's 5:38 this morning. we'll be right back. no, we won't. we're going to talk with mike nicco. i got tricked. the foolery.

no worries. here we are at 5:39. the golden gate bridge. waking up to partly cloudy or clearing conditions. in fact, you can see some 40s, pleasant hill, walnut creek, lafayette. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. the same thing around our neighborhoods. up in the hills, it's 45. where the clearing took place first fairfield, napa and santa rosa, mid to upper 40s. here is what it looks like. i keep showing this though it's intermittent at times. this is where the rain was earlier this morning, about .04 of an inch down to about gilroy. so that's why i have caution on the roads for this particular area. the rest of us are good and the same thing with mass transit and the ferry ride. your neighborhood temperatures today. some warmer weather on the way, spring is back. you can see we're in the 50s through 9:00 on the peninsula. 62 at 11:00 and mid to upper 60s this afternoon through the early evening hours. for the east bay valleys, in the 50s through 9:00. 66 at 11:00. look at those low to mid-70s,

1:00 through 7:00. a great evening to be outside. and in the south bay, almost as nice. 56 through 9:00. mid-60s at noon. upper 60s this afternoon with a whole lot more sunshine, so put the umbrella away except for down in the south bay the next hour to hour and a half. that's where we have a few showers. a nice commute coming in today. nice to drive on some dry pavement. i'm sure there are issues we need to talk about. nothing major. nothing like yesterday's commute that is good news. i want to take you back to the east bay, southbound 880 before hesperian boulevard. it just cleared from the board so that sounds like it was very minor and they were able to get that off the roadway quickly. we have our typical slowing filling in on your way to state route 92 and then northbound 238 heavy as well. also notice this low stretch in oakland 580 between state route 13 and macarthur, various lines are closed for construction until 6:00 this morning.

they will take that full time, another 20 minutes to go and that is causing about a half mile to a mile backup. drive times overall looking good. westbound 80 to the maze at six minutes. no delays southbound 880 fremont to san jose. and northbound 280

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look at the school day forecast. much drier for most of us this morning. we do have a little bit of light rain in the south bay. otherwise dry by 11:00 everywhere and feels like spring by 3:00 with near 60 at the coast. upper 60s, low 70s elsewhere. 62 monterey today. 69 fresno. still cool there and down into socal, mid to upper 60s. 73 in palm springs. see some of the warmth returning. upper 70s there. remember this particular ski lift was seeing a lot of brown develop? look what the winter weather advisory did. a lot more snow up there. it will get rained on. temperatures cool, in the 50s. reggie? mike, thank you. backlash is growing against alabama public television after it devcided not to show an episode of "arthur" because it included a same-sex wedding.

it shows arthur attending his teacher's wedding. it aired nationally may 13th but a rerun aired in alabama instead. the station said it made the decision because they felt most parents didn't noknow the conte so it would be a violation of trust. lgbtq groups say sheltering children from their existence sends a dangerous message. this morning the times of movement is taking aim at one of the largest companies in the world, mcdonald's is facing 25 new complaints of sexual harassment in the work place. staffers in 20 cities including sacramento have either filed lawsuits against the restaurant chain or filed complaints about the equal employment opportunity commission. they say they were groped, propositioned for sex and dealt with indecent exposure or lewd comments. a mother and daughter tell "good morning america" they were both victimized. >> i wanted to throw in the towel every single day i had to go in for those shifts. >> they started to retaliate

against me pretty much my career path where i was becoming manager came toalcdonald's says implementing training. lyft is adding a panic button for passenger safety. riders can press a button in the app to call 911 during an emergency. lyft added the feature after the murder of a college student by a suspected fake uber driver. the san francisco-based company also making some other changes and now the driver's license plate number in the app looks a whole lot bigger to prevent passengers from getting into the wrong vehicle. uber could soon provide you with unlimited free food delivery and a link on the app reveals the details. the san francisco-based company is preparing to launch the uber eats pass. so for $9.99 a month people who use the service can skip the service fee that runs about 15% of the order cost. the information was discovered by an engineering specialist who found the code hidden in uber's

android app. an uber spokesperson did not dispute the finding. that also means we can't 100% confirm it. >> right. i would pay a whole lot to get some breakfast burritos. what do you say, mike? >> i'm with you. how can we make that happen besides begging on air? let's take a look at what's going on. san jose, some of the clouds still letting go of a few light showers as we look northbound on 87. and you're going to be the spot the next couple hours for those showers. otherwise it is going to be dry today with partly cloudy conditions, spring is back with 60s and 70 degree highs and will hang around for a couple of days. live doppler 7, you can see right in the south bay some wet weather and along the coast and up into the higher elevations, the summit, if you will, in the santa cruz mountains. again, that's going to be around for a couple more hours. some clearing taking place, the gray being eaten away as dry air starts to move into the north bay. let's see what it does to our

highs today. 62 at half moon bay. all right. that's okay. 68 in santa cruz. that's comfortable. mid to upper 60s for san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo. everybody else in the low to mid-70s. tonight's temperatures, low to mid-50s but all of this you see, that's a lot of fog out there. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. you'll notice pretty warm today, tomorrow, and friday, at least compared to where we've been. these are pretty average temperatures. notice the slight chance of wet weather saturday and sunday with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. by memorial day monday the sun breaks out for all those ceremonies and back in the 60s and 70s. alexis? all right. good morning, mike. taking a look at walnut creek, possibly two new issues in the area. southbound 680 sounds like a hit-and-run collision near treat boulevard and a crash around north main. chp is at north main and they're saying they will head to the other one very close by at treat boulevard. i can't exactly pinpoint this on

our camera here but it is looking like heavy traffic north of 24. be on the lookout for that. you can take b.a.r.t. or pleasant hill. westbound 205 to 580, ten miles an hour out of tracy there. 12 miles an hour once you get closer to the altamont pass. an earlier crash has cleared. some of our breezier areas this morning, westbound 580, richmond/san rafael bridge. high wind advisories. 14-minute drive across san mateo and 10 across the dumbarton bridge. speaking of driving, chevy has a new safety feature that won't let teenagers drive until they put their seat belt on. it will run when teen driver mode is activated in the car which i s by programming a key fob. it will be standard in all 2020 chevy traverses, malibus and colorados. if the car is on and the driver's seat belt isn't buckled

there will be an audible alert and a message that reads buckle seat belt to shift. according to the centers for disease control the majority of teenagers involved in fatal crashes are not wearing their seat belts. the u.s. postal service is testing self-driving trucks. too simple customized trucks to carry mail and parcels between phoenix and dallas. a safety engineer and driver will be onboard in this two-week pilot program. the postal service wants to see if it could reduce fuel cost, increase safety and improve fleet operation. it's a modern day summer camp for kids of the 21st century. parents can send their kids toh become youtubers. they learn to shoot video, edit sound and market themselves to become a youtube star. oh, boy. "the wall street journal" reports there are several companies running these summer programs. they cost anywhere from $300 to

$1,000 a week. >> i'm all for kids learning, but becoming a youtube star as the end goal i think is very questionable. did you go to summer camp ? >> i never went to summer camp, but i'm starting to think of ideas for summer camps. >> anything goes. >> an instagramer influencer. you take pick tuesday of a doughnut and get them to pay you for it. that's all it is. $1,000, please. >> i went to tennis summer camp and then i taught tennis summer camp. i think it's valuable for kids to interact aas bay woman cl dog walker left her pet injured and bleeding. how the dog walking company is responding this morning. first, back in the spotlight, the outspoken star of "dance moms" opens up about her experience behind bars. her advice to actress lori loughlin and felicity huffman.

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showers. let me show you what's going on from mt. tam. the gorgeous sun rise developing and look at these rainfall totals from two to five degrees above average. we do have one p re or h ik iry to get more camera time there. southbound 680 north of 24, this is right around north main. so sounds like two separate crashes. not sure how many lanes are blocked but at least one. that is definitely heavy. one new problem in fremont. a crash involving a motorcycle blocking one of the lanes. emergency crews are heading to the scene. alexis, thank you. the star of the hit lifetime show, and i'm seen a lot of these, "dance moms" is out of prison and in the spotlight. >> abby lee miller spent a year behind bars for and on "gma" this morning is talking about her life in prison

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roads. and that live look outside right now. after days of rain, we're promised to see the sun again. here's meteorologist mike nicco back? >> there are no guarantees in life, mike. >> that is true especially in the south bay. look at this. it's still a light rain event down in south bay. this is 87 looking north. you can see the drops on the lens right there. through the morning commute the south bay still has a chance of a light shower. the rest of us are drying out and the sun is definitely coming out. here is a look at the 12-hour planner. low to mid-50s. there are some upper 40s at 7:00. you're a little bit cooler than everybody else. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast. near 70 at noon. we're already warmer than yesterday.