university confirming that the responsible individual has been located by police, bringing a very long, scary day to a close. a threat prompted a huge lockdown on the uc berkeley campus that shut down classes. this was the moment about 145 p.m. when students, staff, and faculty at uc berkeley got the all clear, released from lockdown inside offices and classrooms. >> it was a very frightening moment. he didn't know what was going on because the message was very vague. >> sky 7 was over the mostly deserted campus after shelter-in-place order came down around 10:00 a.m., lasting almost four hours. cssroo'd uc berkeley said thed

received a credible campuswide threat. this video showed officers entering through a second floor balcony. police tweeted, there is not an active shooter on campus. police are actively looking for a person who may want to harm specific individuals. please continue to shelter-in-place at this time. buildings were closed and locked down. some students in the student union said they were moved around by police. >> we were first on the fifth floor just in a room, and then they brought us to the fourth floor because they had been sweeping the building. cornell: we are back here live on campus where things are getting back to normal. university officials say around 2:00 p.m., police made contact with the person off-campus they believe made the threat. they say that person poses no

threat at this time. officials are not saying who that person is or if they have been arrested or not. a motive remains unclear at this time. the bottom line, nobody was hurt. larry: in the south bay, police have identified the suspect in a hit-and-run crash that killed two women in san jose earlier this month. they are looking for this man, san jose police believe he is on the run now and are asking anyone who knows where he might be to call them immediately. police to track down his vehicle, a red pickup truck. let's get to the red pickup truck right here, they say both victims were in a marked crosswalk on april 7 when they were hit and unfortunately killed. kristen: turning now to the weather, you want to get ready for another round of showers. >> we got a little bit of a

respite today. mike is here with the forecast. my: a little bit of respite, that was nice to get out there not have to worry about getting rained on for a while. the first part of this was impressive, look at laugh yet and castro valley, danville, more than an inch. most of the rain today in the shower activity has been across the santa cruz mountains and spilling into the southern part of the santa clara valley, which you can see right there. the next wave is starting to move ashore across the north bay and started to spill into places like sebastopol and santa rosa. here is a look at the last few hours or so. you can see more showers hassible tndstorms withan, w litng d hail.

that will mean standing water on the road and gusty conditions, so be careful if you're going out and about. as we look at future radar for the rest of today, up until 11:30, there is more on the way during the overnight hours. at any time, a wave of showers could be coming your way. we will show you the rest of the chance of showers in tonight's forecast, coming up. larry: we will see you in a few minutes with the seven-day forecast. here's a look at the snowfall in the sierra. the first one on interstate 80 around noon today, and video from the camera on highway 89 at west weaver road in truckee, the main route to north lake tahoe and the palisades tahoe. kristen: let's see a live look at tahoe, this is the lake right here. little bit of snow still falling here along the shore. nearly a foot of snow in some parts of the region.

>> dustin dorsey explains the snow has helped extend some ski resort closing dates. >> the sierra was slammed with a massive april snowstorm, one more for the ski season. social media blew up with scenes of white shared from the lucky few right in the middle of the action. >> that's a heck of a view. >> there's about 4-6 inches on the deck here. at upper elevations, it's much lighter, from 6-14 inches around the region. >> a welcome sight from when the snowpack showed just 38% of average. sierra snow expert told us how great this is for the area and the water tables, and more is on the way. >> we are supposed to see another cold front pass which will bring another significant amount of snow.

forecast models show anywhere between 8-12 inches at the crest. >> april showers normally bring may flowers, but this snow shower is actually going to read -- bring business to the ski resorts. palisades tahoe says the 58 inches of snow they got this month is more than the first three months of the year. >> just a couple of weeks ago, the discussion was really, how long can we make it? and now the discussion is kind of, oh my gosh, howt? it has really change the attitude up here. >> that more business for sports stores. even though the signs are up for the end of winter sale, the sports basement said they have seen a resurgence in sales due to the storm. >> when it snows, they are going up to the mountain. we've seen a lot of people come in and grab last-minute rentals, jackets, things like that.

>> if you're going up to the sierras to enjoy the snow this weekend, be safe and have fun. dustin dorsey, abc7 news. kristen: check the conditions anywhere on the app. larry: former heavyweight champion mike tyson is expected to speak next hour about an altercation that he had on a flight about to leave sfo last night. >> hey, hey, mike, come on. larry: tmz sports at the situation escalated after the 55-year-old x champion posed for a photo for the man who was sitting behind him on the jetblue flight. the man's friend apparently annoyed tyson by continuing to talk to him. tyson told him to "chill."

but he did not, and that's apparently wendy punches started. a representative for tyson released a statement, saying unfortunately, mr. tyson had an incident on a flight with an aggressive passenger who began harassing him and through a water bottle at him while he was in his seat. kristen: richmond police have announced they've solved with 23-year-old murder case. mika whatley was strangled inside her home in 1999. she was 28 years old. lycée possible leads and dna tests showed nothing until a dna test led them to an acquaintance of hers who died of a suspected overdose 11 days after the murder. >> some people might think this is closure for us, but it still leaves us with, why her? she wouldn't even hurt a fly. so young, so sweet, she was innocent. kristen: police officially

refused to name the killer, saying they would not want to give him attention or fame. the family disagreed and urged them to make henderson's name public. larry: now to the latest covid-19 to veltman's. the world health organization said today the number of reported new cases worldwide decreased by nearly a quarter last week. the number of newly reported deaths dropped 21%. kristen: and doctors are considering waiting to authorize both the pfizer and moderna vaccines for kids under five to avoid confusion. larry: all bay area transit agencies are now following the federal court ruling and dropping their face covering requirements. the agencies are still recommending masks. keep that in mind. today is the first official day that muni is mask optional. rebecca salzman said she introduced amassed mandate next

week for the board to vote on because she says they must keep riders safe. kristen: vice-president harris and former president both in the bay area today. we will tell you why. earth week, fighting for environmental justice, and what that means here in the bay area. and a

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kristen: vice president kamala harris was back in the bay area. she was addressing the health crisis facing new mothers. vice president harris: internal mortality is not only a health care issue. it is also a housing issue, a transportation issue, and environmental issue. think about it. if mothers don't have a safe and healthy place to live before and after childbirth, they will be at greater risk of adverse outcomes. kristen: harris said last week she held the first-ever cabinet level meeting on the issue of maternal health. the biden-harris administration has pledged 170 million dollar investment in the private sector to tackled the issue. larry: former president barack obama also in the bay area today. kristen: he delivered a no holds barred speech.

larry: zach fuentes has the story. >> the topic is this information and challenges in the digital realm. hundreds gathered in the stanford auditorium to hear oke. past aio of righter inteof how states of america, we sawidente lpsurrection at the natio's catateerce the 2016 election. his call to action was for more regulation on social media companies and tech giants. >> the regulatory structure needs to be in place, designed in consultation with tech companies and experts in

communities that are affected. >> obama pointing to pass legislation used in the broadcast area following world war ii. 's stanford experts weighed in on that. >> we have -- sort of the guard rails and trade-offs that we consider as we think about this new information environment and the way we relate to each other on it? >> overall obama said the standard he wants followed when talking about ways to change social media for the better, is whether it strengthens democracy, or erodes it. >> we are so fatalistic about the steady stream of vitriol that is on it. but it doesn't have to be that way. >> zach fuentes, abc7news. kristen: a new effort is underway to lower the cost of insulin. the affordable insulin now act is being sponsored.

>> no parent should have to debate and trade-off between paying the rent and paying for insulin that keeps children safe and healthy. no person should have to ration their insulin or any other drug because of the cost. kristen: the bill would require medicare and private insurers to cap out-of-pocket costs for insulin at $35 per month. some republicans are opposed to the bill because it would likely raise insurance premiums. the bill has already passed the house and is headed for a vote in the u.s. in. -- u.s. senate. larry: we're just hours away from the warriors tipoff at 7:00 tonight california time. they are playing in denver. the warriors are inviting and watch party 90 minutes before the too. keep in mind, you have to register on the chase center

website if you want to go down to thrive city. the warriors are also holding a watch party for game four on sunday and that game will also be on abc seven with the tip-off on sunday at 12:30. i hear mike, i thought the question tonight is whether they would be in the rain. kristen:oou neeanmblla jacke y think they should take their wet weather gear. diehardt bererefoth elemk outside, i've got four different vantage points. nearly an inch of rain over the past three days. it's not snowing right now, it just ended but it is snowing heavily up in the mountains. we will talk more about that. remember last week we talked about how much rain we would get in the next week or so, that it would possibly be even more than

the first three months. we are getting close in some areas like sfo, in places like santa rosa, there about one third behind in oakland. livermore has almost doubled how much rain you received the first three months out of the rain we've had so far this month. there is still more to add to this as rounds of showers and thunderstorms, some of those locally heavy, are still possible in the next 12-16 hours or so. we can is going to be sunny and dry starting saturday. next week dry pattern. tonight will fall back to around 50 degrees. moow will sunnywhnd r but not colein tlyhoa little inn isolated shower possible with temperatures in the low to mid 60's.

some rain on 101, it's going to be wet and could be some isolated areas of standing water. it is getting more wet and the rain is spreading across south santa rosa and all the way down to penn grove and eventually petaluma. the energy pinwheels around us like a satellite and it's kicking up some healthy waves until 3:00 saturday morning. remember those sneaker waves and rsoaluripthrough tomorrow morne light to moderate showers, the chance of lightning and hail. mv throing the eveni hours th cmu. pretty quiet after that would just isolated showers showing up in the afternoon.

we could receive possibly up to point between five inch if you get caught under a couple of those showers. in the sierra, winter storm warning with up to 15 inches over peaks. some areas were closed to trucks today and some areas closed in the backcountry with an avalanche warning through 7:00 tomorrow morning. below average again tomorrow, on the warmest day we could touch 80 inland for sunday into monday. that slowly down to average tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. kristen: amazon is making a significant financial commitment to the children of oakland. amazon is set to donate $100,000 to organizations that promote a healthy and could will childhood career culture for students and their families. >> we believe that every baby born in this city is brilliant.

his city is a scholar, and they need to hear that and feel that from the very first day they walk into an oakland classroom. kristen: the organizations include oakland promise, the east oakland youth development center, and tech exchange. larry: coming up, gearing up for a wild ride. two daredevils plan to swap planes midflight. plare you looking to renovate we your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off!

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larry: elon musk says he hit -- he has secured the funding to take over twitter. he has allegedly lined up the funding, twitter's board has yet to officially respond, but last week they approved a poison pill making it more expensive for anyone to increase their stake in the company. speaking of elon musk, spacex making news with nasa and axiom. the crew will now return to earth on saturday. they are scheduled to undock at 5:35 p.m.. inspected to splash down late sunday afternoon. the crew has been delayed to several days because of bad weather at the splashdown site. kristen: two daredevil pilots will be capturing the world's attention is sunday.

y:rr the cousins will attempt to make aviation history, swapping airplanes in midair. what could go wrong? here's a preview of what promises to be an incredible feat. >> plane swap is a very cool project. going to fly to planes, go up to 13,000 feet, put them in a dive, get out of each plane, switch planes. i will getting his plane, he will get in my plane. so take off in one and land in the other. >> there's going to be 30 seconds where there will be nobody flying the planes as we are switching. it will make aviation history in many ways. the biggest thing is not having any pilots in the plane, and switching airplanes. then restarting the engines and landing them. >> we need to make the plane go down at the same speed we do when we skydive.

it's roughly the terminal velocity of a skydiver. it's a 2000 pound airplane behind me. he was able to design the speed break or air brake system and it allows the plane to slow down, so it's not going faster. so everything is going the same speed through the aino w he r skill to pilot our bodies from one aircraft to the other. >> i thought it was great, i thought it was doable. just realizing that with enough effort and putting a good team around you that you can make it happen. anything is possible. >> anything includes a lot of things. i wonder if they tried it and they already know they can do it. kristen: they might say never attempted, but i hope.

larry: you can watch exclusively on hulu sunday at 4:00 p.m. kristen: the drought is having a major impact across the west. destroying homes in arizona and colorado. larry: and cannabis

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morgan: the tunnel fire just outside of flagstaff, arizona, raging out of control. forcing nearly 800 people from their homes. >> pictures sent to me of what was my house. you can see pretty clearly it was a total loss. morgan: the fire tripling in size, scorching more than 20,000 acres. and how is, visibility shrinking under the thick cloud of dust and smoke. >> our windows were whistling. it was less than two miles from our house. morgan: first responders mapping out the plan of attack. crews scrambled to contain the flames. >> do you have the resources right now to keep fighting? >> no, it's not going to be something that is done in 1-2 days. organ: a similar fire in new mexico, black smoke cascading across the blue skies. in colorado, a fire closing in

on businesses, residents anxiously watching from a distance. >> i was sitting in the safeway parking lot just watching the plumes billow over my roof. morgan: california has only reported about 15% of its normal rain. morgan norwood, abc news, los angeles. larry: let's get to mike for a look at the conditions there right now. it does not look good. mike: he does not, and unfortunately it's not going to get any better. they are the storms bringing us our much-needed rain. by the time they get down to arizona, new mexico, and colorado, have spent most of their moisture and they just become dry, hot winds that are fanning the flames. oregon, nevada, ports of arizona, new mexico, colorado, texas, oklahoma, in kansas, they

are all at exceptional levels of this drought. that means potential for an above average fire season has already started for those areas and will continue. first we have some good news, we did lose a little bit of our extreme, right up there in the north. let's erase that read and zoom down and show you some of the cities that don't have to worry about being in the extreme. pretty much all of sonoma county and lake and mendocino counties. what could happen with the storm that is bringing us rain right now, it could also enhance the fire conditions by the time he gets to arizona, new mexico, and colorado. kristen: the sale of recreational marijuana is now legal in new jersey. several people lined up outside it dispensary about 10 miles outside of philadelphia. new jersey voters approved a measure to legalize pot back in

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larry: time for the four at 4:00. were waiting to hear what might tyson said about an altercation with the passenger at sfo. he was caught on camera punching a man on a jetblue flight shortly before takeoff. witnesses said tyson asked the man to leave him alone, but the passenger continue to annoy iron mike. both men were taken off the flight. the investigation does continue. two thoughts here, don't make tyson angry. you won't like him when he is angry. kristen: i was working for x trip many years ago and i was assigned to do an interview with him. i was asked to ask him a very

controversial thing, which i knew he wasn't going to light, and sure enough, he gave me the scary eyes. thankfully i was with the photographer and sound person, but it was very scary. larry: i know you guys want to jump in here. >> is stupid to provoke mike tyson. it sounds like the guy may have been the provocatuer here. i hope he wasn't trying to get him to punch him so he could sue him and get some kind of settlement. >> you know what you're getting when you do that to mike tyson. the reason you spend that much money to sit in first class is so people will leave you alone. kristen: how would you like to spend your retirement years on a cruise ship? that's what one seattle couple

is doing. they have secured 86 crews days for about $89 a day. living is fences include room, food, entertainment, and transportation. it sounds like a pretty good option. dan: i've only been on one cruise, many years ago. i would try this, i don't know if i want to spend all of my retirement, but maybe for a few months or year, what a getaway that would be. i would consider it, sure. larry: i wouldn't do it for all of retirement, but there are some rivers in germany and ones that do the mediterranean. you can find a cruise ship that will take you just about anywhere. dan: some people live on ships like this. i think i can last a few weeks, but not months. kristen: especially if it is an

inside state room. first class. [laughter] larry: as the warriors gear up for game three tonight, we need your help. fans think it is time for new catchy nickname. we've had strength in numbers, the splash brothers, our media partners at the mercury news have a polo with some suggestions for the up they've got. ptsd is one of them, for -- i'm not sure that is really going to fly with negative connotations there. 3g, three guard line-up. espn's stephen a smith suggesting lethal weapon three.

i have my own, i prefer a dead pool line-up. you have jordan poole, and you know what happens to opponents when they face that. >> mine was the triumvirate. >> mike and i will be in first class. kristen: i don't think we need to try that hard. i feel like we are awesome without an impressive sounding nickname. >> we have to brand it. kristen: did you know, one of the first recipes to appear in a cook book was published nearly 300 years ago, 1733. tinpot creamery has several

locations in the bay area, including state street market in los altos. joining us is becky, the founder and chief created officer -- chief creative officer of tinpot creamery. so glad to have you here, becky. i'm going to let larry talk so i can eat some of these samples. talk us through some of these flavors, they are very interesting. becky: we sent five. one of my favorite flavors is the cookie monster ice cream. i always felt like cookie monster ice cream and cookies and cream ice cream needed to be together, so that is basically what that ice cream is. it's like a light vanilla ice cream with cookie dough and double chocolate shortbread cookies. kristen: we have a green one and

blue one, tell us what those are. becky: believe it or not, those are all natural in their colors. the blue one is a blue jasmine tea ice cream. it is inspired by a cup of jasmine green tea i had and it is colored with something called a butterfly tea flower. it is a gorgeous blue. the other one is a vegan flavor, it's like a brass with a vanilla like flavor. kristen: i love that one, it is so good. dan: i should point out that larry never puts suites in the temple. becky: i have a nutrition background so i'm very mindful of it and what i give to my kids.

my son's favorite is blue jasmine. my oldest son loves the dark chocolate ice cream. larry: dan, this is science fact that we are doing here now. some of your descriptions are really creative here. the blue jasmine says this flavor is approachable, yet unique, and is naturally lou. i'm not that approachable. kristen: becky, did you start this in your kitchen? becky: i did, in los altos down the street from state street market, i had an apartment there and that's where all the flavors were created in 2012. we started as an ice cream of the month club. now we've got five scoop shop locations and we are also in northern california whole foods

market. kristen: tell me how you come up with these flavors, which are totally unique and interesting. becky: thank you, i wrote my first ice cream menu when i was a teenager. i love thinking about flavors. my dad is a composer and i always felt like i wanted to do with flavor what he does with music. honestly, every experience i have, i relate it back to creating an ice cream flavor. even thinking about the design of a room, how can i turn this into a flavor? which i know sounds kind of nutty, but my perspective on the world is like, how can i invoke any motion with ice cream? >> i'm a bit of an ice cream

expert, so this is good stuff. becky: thank you, i appreciate that. larry: we will continue to sample these in the name of science. kristen: tinpot creamery, several bay area locations. larry: (music throughout) living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer

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earth day, and organization focuses on people whose health has suffered because of environmental racism. today we highlight the work being done by green action. >> i'm all in favor of saving the whales and the endangered turtles, but green actions work is really to save the people and fight for justice. my name is bradley angel and i'm the executive director of green action for health and environmental justice. earth day was founded back in 1970. in high school, my friends and i started the ecology club. when i was in high school, my mom and several other young moms in my neighborhood at the same time all got terrible cancers and died at a very early age. green action for health and environmental justice was born in late 1997. we aren't urban, rural, indigenous community, and

organization of people who are impacted by pollution, injustice, and racism. how is it that both of the licensed landfield waste communities are in indigenous and hispanic speaking communities? you have longtime african immunity -- african-american community right up against the fence line. no wonder there are high rates of cancer. we are in the heart of this longtime african-american community. we are close to the heavily contaminated naval shipyard superfund site, one of the most contaminated sites in the entire united states of america. radiation was just dumped and neglected there. a lot of this has been cleaned up over the years, but the plan is to leave some radioactive and toxic contamination uncovered at

the shoreline, threatening to spread it further in neighborhoods and into the bay. a picture postcard of environmental racism. >> the neighborhood i love and grew up and grew up in is probably going to kill me. >> all this is pain, it hurts. >> environmental racism talks about disproportionate pollution compared to other communities. it talks about neglect from government and the double standards. >> low birthrate in my community is normal. cancer is normal. thank god for green action. they are educating us and saying no, it is not normal. it's because of your environment. >> there can be no social justice without environmental justice. they are one and the same and they go together. >> planting trees and litter

cleanup are good. on earth day, we have to bring attention to the communities where people are literally dying. we bring these communities together and share expertise and lay a role in bringing about real change. kristen: national geographic has partnered with abc7 and other television stations across the country. there's a new mural in san francisco that's part of the net geo planet possible art project. >> people at national geographic always inspire people to care about the planet through storytelling. this is one extension there to be able to bring it to urban spaces, bring nature in and be able to extend the storytelling possibilities. kristen: the mural was done by local artist alice lee.

will have behind-the-scenes look at the process tomorrow on abc7news at 4:00. larry: happy birthday to queen elizabeth. the royal windsor or show shared a new portrait of the queen with her two new ponies, and barbie has released a new queen elizabeth called today to celebrate her 70 years on the throne. >> the royal schedule started with a visit to the symphony hall for the official san francisco welcome. larry: that clip is from the queen's one and only visit to the bay area 39 years ago. you can stream our archive special on our streaming tv app. kristen: nicholas cage to the big screen. >> i had to kind of shut off half my mind, half a heart. larry:

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larry: it is movie night on abc7. catch jumanji, followed by abbott elementary, don't miss abc7news at 11:00. nicolas cage spoke with george pennacchio from our sister station in us angeles. george in "the unbearable weight : of massive talent," nicolas cage plays nicolas cage, a movie star frustrated with his career. since he's basically broke, he

accepts a million-dollar personal appearance fee out of the country. he just doesn't know the guy who hired him, played by pedro pascal, is his biggest fan, a budding screenwriter and a major drug lord. things get complicated. >> is this supposed to be me? it's grotesque. i'll give you $20,000 for it. nicolas cage: first and foremost, i'm going to say it's a comedy. and if you want to laugh, go to the movie because you will. and we can all use a laugh right about now. i think the movie about somebody named nic cage. but there are a lot of discrepancies. first and foremost, there's no version of nic cage in real life that doesn't want to spend more time with his children. >> are you dying, dad? >> yes. >> oh my god. >> what? >> creatively. >> no, physically he is tremendous. i mean, he will probably outlive us all. >> so, you're not even sick? >> i'm ok, honey. george: cage was more than ok to take on this role of a guy trying to become his best self. for the sake of the film and

what he brought to it, cage also became a producer on the project. nicolas cage: i had to kind of shut off half my mind, half my heart and look at the movie from a point of neutral and see what was and what wasn't working. the studio and the director had gotten to a point of impasse and they needed fresh eyes. >> are those my golden guns? >> they're my golden guns. i don't want to kill you. you're the last person i want to kill. i love you. george: cage says he's very happy with how this all turned out. and while he plays a big movie star here that's not the way he sees himself. nicolas cage: i never really had a career. i always see myself as someone who has work and enjoys the job aspect in intself. i think when you start thinking about career too much, you start turning into a diva. and then that's where all the mistakes start happening in one's personal life. george: the unbearable weight of massive talent is rated r and it'll be in theatres this weekend.

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>> building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is kgo. >> mike tyson repeatedly punches a man aboard a plane in san francisco international airport. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> it happened last night as tyson was getting ready for his flight to take off after spending the day celebrating 4/ 20 in san francisco. >> the charges that tyson could be facing, we have the newsroom -- we have the story in the newsroom. >> mike tyson could be facing up to a year in jail if the passenger he punches does not press charges. authorities have enough evidence to charge them. in this