coming up on 5:00 a.m., a possible $7,500 rebate on new electric cars. the senate committee taking up a meeting today to help build a better bay area. one east bay city takes action to earthquake-proof its buildings. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> guys, the winds not as aggressive as they were yesterday. double digits in some areas, but notice the gray, it didn't cover all of the neighborhoods, the blanket is not there and not as thick with moisture as yesterday, so watch for drizzle today away from the coast. mid to upper 50s under a mostly cloudy sky. the sun will escape the clouds quicker, saw especialespecially. some minor warming today.

mid to upper 70s at 4:00, but still comfortable. really, just one issue you need to be concerned about here this morning. southbound 101 connecter to 280 is fully blocked getting out of san francisco. it's a solo vehicle crash. all of the lanes are blocked on the connecter. the main line is open and we did confirm that with chp, but still waiting on the tow truck to arrive on the scene. westbound 580, tracy into dublin, 43 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, still in the green at 15. 101 to today lawmakers in sacramento will consider big rebates for drivers that buy electric cars. >> we're talking about thousands of dollars. amy hollyfield is live with the

details. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. how would you like for the state to pay you $7,500 for buying one of these, an electric car? that's the proposal for one assemblyman who says he need to do something drastic to get people into electric cars for the fight against climate change. he he's designed the bill so the rebate will decrease over time, and he wants to give people a reason to make the move today, right away rather than waiting. he said the current rebate does not creator skwrue >> reporter: it's unclear how

the state would pay for it. the bill says the state cannot raise taxes for this. the bill will go before the senate transportation committee today. if it survives it will have to pass through the full city and the assembly. the earliest we could see the rebates would probably be sometime next year. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the victim of a deadly shooting in the mission district was a 15-year-old boy. that, according to the chronicle. he was found just after midnight on monday. they tried to save his life but he diede en the man accused of killing two people in san mateo county says he wants to represent himself in court. he pleaded not guilty to murder charges yesterday. a hearing on whether he can represent himself is set for

next wednesday. prosecutors say he lured his victims to skyline boulevard to kill them. in a jailhouse interview, he told abc7 news he doesn't remember anything incident and woke up in the hospital. happening today, the san francisco fire department is set to release results from an unprecedented study to evaluate the health and saoefety of the crews responding. the department's cancer prevention foundation has been monitoring 150 firefighters who responded to the fire to see how the fire is impacting their well-being. pg&e has been warning customers power could be shutoff when there's a threat. the north marin water district says gravity pulls water down pipes in the area, and to fill

the tanks, energy is needed. >> based upon what pg&e was projecting for how long power could be interrupted for, we're planning for a worse case scenario, which would be seven days without power. >> the district spent more than $200,000 renting and buying extra portable generators to work the pumps and maintain water supply in the event of an unplanned outage. and those in kern county are about to get federal help. >> more than 5,000 aftershocks have rattled the state since the magnitude 6.4 and 7. last week. newsom thanks trump for the

help. the state is working to install more than 1,100 sensors by 2021. scientists are testing the system. >> we did detect the two recent earthquakes, and we had alerts. >> the shake alert system has been tested twice already. a third test is planned in the coming weeks. in the east bay the city of hayward is targeting soft story buildings that could collapse during an earthquake. the ordinance will require the owners to fill out forms to tell the city what shape their buildings are in. th the ordinance goes into effect august 1st. abc7 news can help you prepare for an earthquake or natural

disaster, we have tips on what to pack in an emergency kit on our website. let's look at neighborhood temperatures. under increasing clouds, to oakland 59 degrees. castro valley, 56. we have mid to upper 50s everywhere except in the north bay where there's a lack of clouds. santa rosa, 51 degrees. if you had the windows open, grab the blanket from inside. not as breezy as our beaches, maybe a touch of sunshine compared to sunday. the east bay valleys, we start off at 58. near 70 at 11:00, and hanging out around 80 for the better part of the afternoon hours. for the peninsula, 58 at 7:00. you can see increasing sunshine much quicker, and almost total

sunshine by 11:00. and then the clouds roll in and tap our temperatures at 78 degrees. we will go from clouds to sunshine. a few high clouds and sunshine in mid to upper 70s this afternoon. this is going to feel really comfortable compared to what is coming for the weekend. i will show you that next. here's alexis. we're looking okay this morning. still seeing a lot of green on our traffic maps, and so westbound 205 to 580. back to reality after a nice holiday week last week and those lighter volumes. wrapping up roadwork on the richmond san rafael bridge. westbound 580, we're looking okay. if they don't have all the lanes open now they will in the next few minutes. in the east bay we have a

behind-the-scenes look in an effort to slow things down on a highway where speeding is a problem. >> chp is cracking down along highway 4. wayne freedman has a firsthand look at the effort. >> reporter: maybe you caught a glimpse of one chp officer, and if you did it may have been a little too late. >> you have to see them before they see you, don't you? >> that's the ticket. >> that's not meant as an intentional pun, but after recent roadwork and widening the chp are out to slow people down the old fashion way. >> how fast are we going? >> 102. >> this stop turned interesting fast. the white car ahead had been going 90 miles per hour, and this was just the beginning of what shouldn't have been such an adventure. the driver pulled over on the center divider. it's just another day in the life of a chp officer trying to keep our roads safe. yes, the driver of that white

car did receive a citation. >> dui impairment and speed is our bread and butter. >> reporter: there can be a difference between written speed limits and how people drive. he also pulls cars over for going slowly, and generally he is looking for one car going faster than the rest. >> you are thinking? >> he got me. >> reporter: in this case, london was not endangering people, not even at 81 miles per hour. he has nothing on his prior history, and the interaction was great, and everything is ha t wte a tnd everything locket instead anditicket, his good at to the helped.

that one ended with a handshake. in contra costa county, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> those chp officers, it gives you an appreciation for what they go through. >> sure. >> right? >> yeah. >> that was tough to watch. don't drive to the left. >> no, don't pull over to the shoulder. what is he going to do? the seven things you need to know as you start your day coming up. and california taking the lead in the court today in a case involving the affordable care act. and smart apps tracking your activity

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if you are just joining us here, there are seven things to know this morning. number one, the ghost ship owner is expected to be on the stand the rest of the week. he told jurors he was mislead about the safety of the building. number two, insurance companies and relief organizations are setting up shop in kern county, the hardest hit part of the state from last week's powerful quakes. the white house yesterday approved federal disaster aid for the state. number three, the public is invited to the meeting about pg&e's proposed rate hike. your bills could jump by $10.50.

a car rebate could jump for zero emission cars. billionaire tom steyer expected to announce he's running for the president. here's a look at san rafael. look at novato, ten degrees warmer today while most is four to 11 degrees. the warming trend begins. quiet here in the traffic center. want to take you to a problem in san francisco. southbound 101 connecter to 280 has been shutdown because of a crash. the tow truck just arrived and is in the clearing process right now. california's taking the lead of 20 states withcrat-led legislators to defend the law

before the fifth circuit in new orleans. a decision by the court could have an affect on millions of americans. the effort has been blocked by senate majority leader, mcconnell sz. pelosi says the threat of foreign government interference is real. last year congress allocated $380 million in grants, and two weeks ago the house voted to add another 600 million. >> people said to us, okay, the russians disrupted our ele elections, what are you going to do about it?

>> her plan would replace voting machines. now to get away from hidden protections on android apps. more than 1,000 apps can track your phone even if you deny it permission. even if you say no to one app, a second app with permission you have approved can share information with the other. google is working on a fix, but won't come until later this year. happening today, wienerschnitzel is selling the famo famous chili dog. the limit is ten per person.

>> what is a mustard dog? >> it's a dog with mustard. >> exactly what it sounds like. nothing more than that, mike. >> why complicate it? >> i want a chili cheese mustard dog? >> really? you want chili and mustard on the dog. >> yeah, that's my favorite. ten of them, no, but if i did, i would share. let's take a look at what is going on. here's a look at the golden gate bridge, yesterday chp issued a dense fog advisory but we can see the top of it so the marine layer is not as juicy as yesterday. less drizzle, more sunshine and

warm today. mostly cloudy, not quite cool or as damp tonight. today we are going to get a touch of warmth. that's looking like a december, february storm. it's dragging up warmer air down from the south. that's why we are seeing a quick turn around. 76 to 79 for the rest of the south bay. 73 down in santa cruz. 76 in redwood 70 on the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the coast with mid to upper 60s downtown. south san francisco, and sausalito. upper 70s to low 80s through most of the north bay. along the east bay shore, we escaped the 60s barely in oakland, 70. the rest of us in the low to mid-70s. places like walnut creek, 69 yesterday but 78 today.night ou

to low 60s. tomorrow that will springboard us to slidely warmer weather. by the time we get to saturday we're in the mid-80s to mid-90s at the coast. checking out the tuesday morning drive here. our only issue so far today has been in san francisco, s southbound 101. one vehicle was sideways block all lanes and so that bit of red you are seeing on the approach should clear out quickly. double-checked as i was walking up here, it looks like they will be on any second now. mass transit, 22 bart trains and service with no delays. one note to pass along for golden gate ferry this morning, the 7:30 departure is having mechanical issues.

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torrential rains prompted a flash flood emergency in washington, d.c. some parts of the capital received more than three inches of rain in one single hour yesterday. first responders helped drivers caught in fast-rising drivers during rush hour. there have been more than a dozen reports of high water rescues. authorities warned drivers to stay off the road until the water recedes. we say turn around, don't drown. i know it may take you longer but then you are keeping the first responders safe and yourself. we will talk about more torrential rain. there could be flooding along the gulf coast as an area of pressure comes off the land moving over the warm ocean water. in the next 24 hours, we have a 50% chance of tropical development. this area of low pressure is going to skirt the gulf coast and cause inches and inches of

rain. look for more flooding video out of this area. in today's "gma" first look, celebrating champions. you will also hear from american tennis phenom, coco >> let's hear it for the champions. u.s. women's soccer team is back in the united states and this morning they are taking over "good morning america." the entire team altogether and live in times square. >> it's unbelievable. we have all our friends and family here. i don't know how to feel right now. it's ridiculous. >> that's not all. >> fresh off her incredible run at wimbleton, 15-year-old

phenom, coco gauff will talk about winning the crowd over at the tennis club. i am lindsay davis, abc news, new york. this morning we are getting a glimpse of disney's new movie, malays "maleficent." >> trust me, let us prove you wrong. >> you have done an

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knew about the ghost ship warehouse before the deadly inferno. >> and improving wildfire safety. you have a chance to weigh in on the plan today. a south bay pet shop is taking the non-profit route to build a better bay area. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. if you are waking up and it was cold and dreary yesterday, and less so today. >> i didn't have to use my windshield wipers. there's plenty of cloud cover outside of the north bay. temperatures will rebound a little bit today but not back to average. waking up about the same, temperature wise mid to upper 50s. the sun escapes the clouds a little faster today, and that will help push us to the mid and upper 70s to 4:00. pretty quiet here.

how about on the roads, alexis? >> i have one problem to talk about in the east bay. east bay 80 just past willow pass road, we have a multicar collision. sounds like four to five vehicles involved in this one and two lanes blocked. we are seeing a backup even though it's the lighter side, maybe a delay with onlookers there on the westbound side as well. we did get official word on the bay bridge metering lights are on. ghost ship founder expected to once again take a stand. >> he and his codefendant, max harris, are facing decades in prison because of the death of people in the ghost ship fire. >> al

yesterday almena blamed the building's landlords for safety problems at the warehose. when asked about the conditions, he said he believed it was safe and was given permission to raise his children there. he said, quote, i believed it was safe.s told it was safe. i would not expose anybody to danger. almena also became emotional when his attorney asked him if he felt responsible for the people who died there. >> i thought he started beautiful, because everybody, you know, expects him to be arrogant and self centered. >> defense claims the fatal fire was intentionally set, and they believe almena and harris could not have prevented the fire. >> thank you. happening today in san francisco you are invited to a

meeting to learn more about pg&e's proposed rate hike over the next three years to pay for wildfire safety improvements. here's what that means. the rate increase would mean your monthly gas and electric bills would jump by about $10.50. in sacramento the state senate passed a bill setting aside billions of dollars to help pg&e pay for wildfire damage they caused. the assembly has until friday to approve the bill. pg&e's wildfire safety sheriff's deputy could happen in urban areas as well. customers could learn about what the company says it needs to do to ease the fire risk when the fire danger is high. >> people are talking about generators and that's a whole

other bag of worms. >> we want people to know we don't take this lightly but it's for the safety of our customers and the communities we serve. >> in sacramento wildfire survivors stood outside the state capital to support an assembly bill that would provide more legal protection for fire victims and create safety regulations for utilities. and then we have more on the crime spree committed by a man that took four hits of lsd. he was shot three times by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy that tried to end the drug-fueled rampage. deputies say he stole a security guard's truck and slammed it into a chp car before a veteran deputy open fire. eight people were hurt.

we have highlighted a police chase. officers spotted men break into a car yesterday. officers say the two men tried to get away in a car and then crashed after a few blocks. police pulled both men out of the car and arrested them. in the east bay, a toddler fell from a second story window in brentwood at a home in princess way. the crews rushed the 18-month-old to the hospital by helicopter. no word yet on the child's condition. and now that he dropped out of the presidential race, he will focus on his congressional seat. >> as soon as it looks likely you are not going to win, in my case, i did not want to mislead my family, my staff, supporters, constituents. >> swalwell's campaign raised $254,000. he faces challenges from a hayward city council member and republican businessman.

and then calling attention to the nurse staffing levels. the california nurse's association says turnover rates at both good samaritan and regional in san jose was 15%. the association says the median turnover rate statewide was just 3.2% in 2015. a mobile recycling program in san francisco won't happen anytime soon. the examiner reports the money would have paid for labor but the senate budget committee did not grant the money. much more ahead, including new developments on the controversial bill that sparked protest in hong kong. and then a public defender bandaged after running with the bulls in spain. what he was doing when he got hurt. plus, how to watch netflix at work.

the browser extension letting people watch their favorite shows and movies undercover. a live look outside. a few colors building in the skies. the sunrise is starting. hey, mike. >> i still have a feeling disney would find out if we tried to do that. >> don't test the mouse. >> our security is so strong. a beautiful shot of a more broken cloud deck thior bay. not as much drizzle as yesterday. we do have 51 at mid low park. if you are coming in from the eastbound valleys, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. here's a look at the western side of the bay bridge. not as suppressed as yesterday, nor is it holding as much moisture. mass transit, drier for you because of that. on the bay, not as breezy today.

let's go to the neighborhoods. in the north bay, 50s through .she and degrees. along the east bay shore,tl cloudy conditions through 9:00. and then temperatures will start to reach the 70s, unlike yesterday. san francisco, we'll be in the 50s. at least through 11:00. low to mid-60s this afternoon with low clouds and a few high clouds. a little less sunshine than everywhere else. the heat is starting to build this week, and it will peak this weekend so hopefully you are happy about that. let's look at our commute. i want to head back to san francisco and follow-up on an earlier issue. we had a solo vehicle crash that fully blocked the connecter that did clear about 15 or 20 minutes ago, and all of those residual .

that purple should be back in the green. that's looking great for that entire stretch. a few minutes ago traffic was looking heavy, westbound 80 into san francisco on the bay bridge. we don't have any incidents reported and it's looking quite a bit better now. maybe it was just a few folks on the bridge before flipping on the metering lights at 5:52 this morning. 101 to golden gate, a few minutes delayed on the bay bridge commute. westbound, 92 across the san

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if you don't like the cool weather, at least one of the positive drawbacks is the clear air we have been dealing with. by friday we will still have fairly clean air in the 90s. we have a chance of showers in eureka. unusual for this time of the year. 65 there. the cool weather is back around san diego and los angeles afternoon sunshine, low to mid-70s. 104 in palm springs. still summer there. tahoe, 76 with partly cloudy conditions. the warmth we are going to be feeling later on this week is going to make its way into the high country, low to mid-80s with sunshine this weekend.

reggie. >> thanks, mike. the controversial proposal that would have allowed suspect suspected criminals in hong kong to china is dead this week. the backlash evolved into a broader prodemocracy movement. a bay area man gored during the running of the bulls in spain could be out of the hospital today. >> he blames his encounter on the desire to take a selfie. a bull hit him in the neck on sunday. he did not intend to run but the temptation was too strong to resist and he ran most of the course and returned to shoot a video when he thought the danger had passed. >> it was like a truck hit me on the side of my head and i put my hand behind my neck and saw blood, and i could see my neck

opened up. i was stunned. then some random guy grabbed my wrist and knew i was hurt and just ran me to the medics. >> alvarez wuborks as a public defender for santa clara the 66-year-old hedge fund manager is accused of preying on victims as young as 14 years old. agents found hundreds of photos of under aged girls. ebstein is charged with sex trafficking. and look at 1,400 pounds of meth burritos. renteria was sentenced to 15 years in prison for the drug bust. he hid about $40,000 worth of

drugs in the pburrito shaped packages. in the south bay a long-time pet shop is doing its part in helping out animals. it's from pet shop to non-profit adoption center. it has served the south bay community for nearly 70 years. the owner says they can no longer afford costs to pay for the animals or pay rent. a change to non-profit would mean more money through non-profits. >> it could get the resources needed to care for them. one vet bill, one animal getting sick can wipe out a month's worth of adoption fees. >> we have a link on our website for more information on the shop's change. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area.

share them by joining our build a better bay area on our facebook group. and there's a way to hide that you are watching netflix instead of working. you can disguise your favorite show to make it looks like a four-person conference call. one of the calls is actually the programmer watching while slacking off. you may get away with it unless somebody notices your conference call includes strangers from "stranger things" or whatever you are watching. >> it looks like you are looking at an office. choose your show wisely. >> i watched most of the third season of "stranger things." >> at work? >> yeah, that's all that needs to be said. i got through the disney firewall. >> don't get yourself in mike.

what are you doing? >> no, way too difficult. here you go, mt. tapl. a broken deck of clouds, so looking at more sunshine and less drizzle for sure. warmer today, mostly cloudy tonight. not quite as cool as it has been, but still good sleeping weather. a little drizzle is possible along the coast where it has been stuck most of the morning. the timeline goes away by 11:00. you can see a few clouds hanging around the same areas as yesterday. as we head into the afternoon hours, a lot of the bay will clear out whereas it did not yesterday, at least for a couple hours. you can see the surge coming back at 7:00. we have 80s, and 76 to 79 from milpitas. 70 at millbrae. everybody else in the mid-70s on the peninsula. low to mid-60s. 60 to 63 degrees along the

coast. 65 to 68 for downtown south san francisco. we'll have upper 70s, low 80s for most of the 76 at san ramon. we see some of the warmer weather coming in, 86. lows tonight, mid-50s to low 60s. that warmer spot will help boost our temperatures by a couple degrees. 80s around the bay. going to take you back to the east ba where we have a problem on eastbound highway 4. counter commute direction, five vehicles involved in the crash. sounds like they were just about to do another traffic break because vehicles were coming into the area quickly. i believe we still have the two left lanes blacked past willow road on 280. we had a stretch of red approaching the scene on the eastbound side a few minutes ago

and looks like it has started to thin out. live look at the south bay, 101 around 280, you can see the volumes fillinging in a in and heavier. 21-minute drive -- there's the delay on westbound highway 4 i mentioned from antioch to concord. and san rafael to san francisco looking great at 16 minutes. a man suffering from alzheimer's is pleading for the return of his custom bike. somebody took the bike on wednesday. the bike is his only way to get around. >> bring it back. let him be out in the world for as long as he can. alzheimer's is an absolutelyery swiftly and give him time he

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following the heat wave up in alaska where anchorage set an all-time high of 90. bethel, 91 degrees yesterday. the average high is 64. the daily record was 80. look at this. this is the forecast for today, 90 in fair banks and cooler in other areas. not supposed to be that warm up there. for us, the warmth coming in, mainly 60s and 70s, going to remain comfortable for you while inland neighborhoods are pushing mid-90s to 100 on friday and again on saturday and to a lesser extent on sunday. sunday probably is the most gorgeous day in san francisco. we're looking at a busy bay bridge toll plaza. that's the normal for this time of day. we don't have any further issues once you make it past the

metering lights and toll booths into san francisco. just the normal delays on the approach. no issues if you are using fast track. a quick check of mistransit. normal service there. same thing for muni. golden gate ferry, the 7:30 larkspur departure will be delayed by 45 minutes due to a mechanical issue. walmart using srur khvirtuvl reality to help hiring managers decide who should get more responsibility. they first introduced it two years ago as a training tool. the 15-year-old tennis phenom that captured the heart of will becombleton and the

>> gauff advanced to the third round of 16 players. her cinderella run ended yesterday. coco spoke about what her parents' support means after the loss. >> i didn't play my best, but this whole tournament i have been so much emotionally on the court, and it's just crazy how much support i have gotten the past few weeks. >> gauff has been hard on herself. coming up on "gma," here what coco will remember about herself in her first tournament. why some amazon workers plan to the

school mural may still not be over. who is urging the district to reconsider the decision to paint this over.

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little drizzle near the coast, so watch out for that. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. we could not even see it this time yesterday. today starting off the same, mid to upper 50s. cooler in the north bay. lack of clouds and upper 40s. cooler outside. we will hangout in the 60s at the coast where it's not as breezy as yesterday, 70 with more sunshine at noon. a whole lot more sunshine at 4:00 except for the high clouds that will come in and that will keep us in the mid to upper 70s. high clouds and sunshine, and gorgeous sunset. we are taking you out to the bay point area, a crash eastbound state 4, and they did another traffic break so a couple through the area. five vehicles involved in the crash. two of them needed a ctow truck to get cleared from the scene. a quick