live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> a warning from police to all rideshare users tonight. be careful whose car you get into. a woman in san francisco got into the wng vehicle and was beaten and assaulted in the back seat as a result. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm alma daetz. law enforcement is looking for the two men behind the attack they picked her up outside bruno's bar in san francisco and left her injured in sonoma. >> lilian kim is on the story. >> reporter: it was in front of

the sonoma safe way where a 24-year-old woman was spotted walking alone just before 5:00 a.m. saturday. >> she had visible injuries on her face and neck. should she was walking without any shoes on and someone at safe way stopped and asked if she was okay. she said she wasn't, she was sexually assaulted and he took her into safe way to get her help. >> reporter: not much is released on the two men's description tz. she said they were speaking in a language she didn't understand. they picked her up hours earlier in front of bruno's san francisco mission district. the victim believed the car she was entering was the one she ordered on the ride sharing app. turned out it wasn't. >> it was an opportunity or people actually trolling around posing to be, you know, an uber or lyft driver. at closing time, if they can get someone -- trick somebody to get in their car. >> reporter: ridesharing customers we talked with say this is a reminder to take precautions. >> if they don't know my name

obviously they're not picking me up. >> i always look at the last few numbers or letters of the license plate and make sure i'm getting in the right car. >> reporter: the victim is missing her black boots, i.d. and cell phone. anyone with information is asked to call the sonoma county sheriff's department. ? sonoma, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> tonight's search crews in mendocino county located the last member of the family swept away in the eel river a week-and-a-half ago. the southern california family was heading home from a trip in oregon when their car was seen going into the flooded river near leg ette. search crews located the bodies of the parents and daughter. the body of their son was found late today. the chp is still investigating the cause of the crash. >> abc7 news was in save's chinatown where a homeless man was murdered mere an elementary school over the weekend. way found on joy street at 8:30

yesterday morning. appeared he had been beaten. he was living near the community center the past few weeks. >> cease and desist. that's the order tonight from the city of san francisco to scooter rental companies. as abc7 news reporter kate larson found out it is barely slowing down those companies who put scooters out on the streets just a month ago. >> reporter: while very popular, the late est in tech transportation has also proved to be a pain. >> three scooters, one of them was sort of blocking, blocking the sidewalk. >> reporter: scott lives on haight street and says he broke his toe when he tripped on an electric scooter in front of his house. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: moved to tears because his injury has made it hard for him to take care of his sick wife, brother and dog the past ten days. >> and i can't look after her, you know, the people that i'm responsible for. >> reporter: today at city hall, two things happened in separate efforts to move scooters into their legal lane. the transportation and ld use

committee approved scooter permitting legislation written by supervisor aaron peskin. >> people are having to dodge them. >> reporter: they wrote to the scooter companies, lime, spin and bird. they are launching a new safety program in san francisco. >> tend of the ride you'll be required to take a photo of your parked byrdo we can ensure people are parking appropriately. >> reporter: the city has not banned scooters yet neighbors tell me there are usually scooters all over this neighborhood. but say today they have been notably absent. the board of supervisors has a full vote on supervisor peskin's legislation on tuesday. in san francisco, kate larson, abc7 news. >> well, today's rare weather made for incredible moments. >> they were excited about the hail pelting the backyard. 2 inches there. >> it came down so fast it made for dangerous driving

conditions. these vehicles ran into each other. a man tried to melt the hail with a garden hose. >> after the morning's downpour drivers were treated to a rainbow, it doesn't happen just after rain, hail, too. it appeared behind a sheet of hail. >> one person took advantage of the unusual weather for a little sledding down the street in oakland. >> we do not see that here. for more on the weather let's go do sandhya patel. strange day, sandhya. >> action packed no doubt about it. live doppler 7 has a quiet picture now. the radar returns gone, but as you take a look at the storm that came through, it produced thunderstorms. hail as we just saw there. even some snow shower over the hills. snow showers, as you take a look at this picture from santa clara you can see a double rainbow sent to me via twitter by one of my followers. here's another picture from oakland hills of the hail coating the ground. thank you for those photos. keep them coming as you take a look at live doppler 7, another system is quing up. it's on the way.

24-hour rainfall totals from this last storm. anywhere from about 5/100 of an inch to half an inch to most parts of bay area. the next storm is going to be different. i'll let you know how so, time line and how it ranks on the storm impact scale. >> thank you, sandhya. you can download the abc7 app. >> fire drove 23 people from their rooms at a motel in vallejo. firefighters contained it to one room at the vallejo motel, 7 lincoln road west. two people did suffer minor injuries this afternoon. arson investigators are looking for what sparked this fire. >> new at 11:00, tesla has hit the pause button on making model 3s which is already running behind in development. the production stoppage could only last about a week, but it has some people asking questions about the car company. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> i don't know if i'm going to love a model 3 and i won't know it until i sit behind the wheel.

>> reporter: tech analyst larry is a prospective model 3 owner. he paid his $1,000 deposit now the dealership is telling him he'd have to buy the car without test driving it. he got the puzzling news just as tesla announced a week long production pause. >> the only possible correlation is they basically want to sell every one that they build and they don't want any wasted by giving people test drives, i guess. >> reporter: it could be a deal breaker for him who is happily saving money on gas with his hybrid prius. a tesla spoke person told abc7 news the down time was planned. the statement goes on to say these periods are used to improve automation and systematically address bottlenecks in order to increase production rates. tesla added it's common during a production ramp up. not everyone agrees. >> they have had that ramp up period be very public and very painful. >> reporter: tim is a tech and auto reporter for the "wall street journal." >> i've talked to auto manufacturin experts and they would say this is not typical of how a traditional automaker would build cars.

that said, tesla has done just about everything in an atypical way. >> reporter: tesla's goal is to make 5,000 model 3s a week. it is averaging 2000 a week. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> loved ones say former first lady barbara bush is in good spirits and is resting comfortably as she struggles with failing health. wunl of her granddaughters says she's a fighter and is grateful for all the thoughts and prayers. the 92-year-old mrs. bush has decided ton seek additional medical treatment and is focusing on comfort care at this point. the wife of former president george h.w. bush has suffered from various ailments over the years including serious breathg problems. >> some big revelations in court today involving the president's porn star cannscandal. another name came up. when it came up the crowd was stunned. >> queen bey is honoring generous gift.an students with a

>> the warriors were on fire to close out game two. larry is live with reaction. >> jimmy kimmel live after abc7 news at 11:00, jimmy a. he here's what we have on tap for tonight. >> supreme court justice puts a metal around you. >> crazy. and why did they give this to you besides the face and you besides the face and everything like

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left court without talking to reporters. cohen and his lawyers were in court. according to filings, cohen worked for three clients over the past year, president trump, republican fund-raiser elliott broidy and a third cohen wished to remain anonymous. the court said that client be revealed. haent hannity. >> i never paid legal fees to michael. but i have occasionally had brief discussions with him about legal questions about which i wanted his input and perspective. >> reporter: court documents show cohen has been under investigation for months. the fbi raids last week in part to look for information about possible campaign finance violations to protect trump. in addition to the $130,000 cohen paid adult film star stormy daniels just before the

election, to stay quiet about her alleged affair with trump in 2006, the white house has denied the allegation of an affair. daniels while not a party to cohen's hearing, in court as a spectator, making a brief statement afterwards. >> for years mr. cohen has acted like he is above the law. my attorney and i are committed to making sure that everyone finds out the truth. >> reporter: so what happens next, prosecutors will put seized records into a database but they voluntarily agreed not to review documents. p all parties will meet with the judge to determine what is privileged material. outside the federal court house in manhattan, ee liz pegt r, abc news. >> sitcoms are mourning harry anderson. police say the 65-year-old was found dead in his south carolina home. foul play is not expected. he played harry stone on night

court from '84 to '92. he was also an accomplished magician who got his start here in the bay area. >> beyonce became the first african-american woman to headline coachella music festival and shortly after her performance she announced she is expanding her scholarship program for historically black colleges. ♪ ♪ it's part of the singer's bey good initiative. four $25,000 grants will be awarded to students at xavier, wilbur force, tuskegee and bethune cook man universities. >> all right. we need to check on our weather and find out if any more craziness is heading our way. >> so strange today. meteorologist sandhya patel is here. sandhya? >> hi there, dan and alma. it was an intense day. we are not expecting a rerun of that. the next system is going to be a fast mayor's officer and it is going -- fast mover and it is going to be weaker. sunset at 7:46 and it was an

absolutely beautiful sunset. just some lingering clouds around sunset and a few showers around the bay area, but not from this time perspective. hope it brightens your night as we look at live doppler 7. most areasresierra. we continue to see the snow coming down. chains have been required. now the snow just ended there. temperatures here in the bay area, they're dropping. numbers are anywhere from the 30s to the 50s. take a look at where they stand compared to 24 hours ag running 4 degrees cooler from san jose to oakland to novato. 8 degree drop in napa compared to this time yesterday. temperatures are going to recover. it's going to be a warmer day tomorrow. average high for san jose, 73 degrees. mid 60s. you will notice that even though it does cool off a little bit wednesday, those temperatures will recover quite a bit, getting up over the weekend into the upper 70s to low 80s in san jose. so, it's going to be a warm spring weekend. something you can look forward

to if you have outdoor plans. right now a live picture from our sutro tower camera and it is a beautiful view of downtown san francisco. clearing skies, rain returns late wednesday. we are looking at a much warmer end of the workweek. temperatures as you will notice will be in the low 30s to the mid 40s so the coldest inland valleys will be in the north bay and the east bailo indications where you might see someatchy frost. don't be surprised if you do. definitely need to make sure your kids have jackets and you have a jacket or sweater. afternoon highs upper 50s to the mid 60s. breezy, mainly sunny. and the storm impact scale comes in. it's a light level 1 system. wednesday night into early thursday we're going to be seeing scattered light showers a 10th to a quarter inch most areas. snow level will be coming down to 3500 feet. it is not going to be as cold as the system that came through today and produced the snow showers down to about 2000 feet. 6:00 wednesday night, you will notice the rain moving on shore. it's going to be across most of the bay area by 10:00 p.m. and then into the thursday morning

commute 5:00 a.m., you will still notice some wet roadways out there. rainfall will be in and out of here. sierra will see some more snow. you can download the accuweather app and keep track of live doppler 7 and changing temperatures. accuweather seven-day forecast. chilly morning followed by a sunny day. thursday morning we are expecting scattered light showers. and then temperatures do a turn around as the sun comes out. numbers will be in the upper 70s. by friday inland, look at saturday, sunday and monday. low to mid-'80s, inland, low to mid 60s coast side. many areas around the bay and inland will be well above average this time of year. we're running about 60 to 79% of noti normal in terms of rainfall. we need it. alma and dan? >> sandhya, thank you. >> this loving moment between mother and new morn son is more than cute. it's one that also has conservationists cheering. >> tomorrow on "good morning america," former fbi director

james comey is live on set with george stephanopoulous. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. >> cannabis for your pet? it's growing in popularity. but your veterinarian can't even talk to you about it without losing his or her license. the plan to change that and what owners need to know before giving your pet pot. that story tomorrow night right that story tomorrow night right here on abc7 news at 11:00.

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the smithsonian national zoo welcomed a new family member today. the gorilla is the first gorilla to be born at the zoo in nine years. officials at the zoo say he's healthy and very vocal. the gorilla's 450-pound silver back father baraka was heard grunting a pleasure grunt. gorillas are one of the most

threatened species on earth with an estimated 3,000 roaming the earth. >> look how sweet and tender that is. cool. the warriors locked in to secure game two against the spurs. >> sports director larry beil is live inside oracle with more. larry. >> huge night of bay area sports. the warriors and sharks remain undefeated this postseason. warriors, they had to struggle with the spurs in game two. the sharks, though, they had a feeding frenzy on their hands in the tank. all the

abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> good evening, larry beil live at oracle arena. warriors coach steve kerr knew

the warriors would be in much more of a fight tonight. the san antonio spurs would bring much more energy, much more defense, much more of a battle in game two of their playoff series and steve kerr was right. this was not easy this evening. check out the highlights from a sold out oracle arena. it was lit and we use that because that's the younger demographic we're appealing to, right, shu? andre iguodala scored 9 points early. kevin durant up and under. tied the game at 35. half.arriors were down 6 at the needed that patented third quarter burst. iguodala, javale mcgee throwing it down. the guy had 10. moter inside for the spurs. he had 34 and san antonio would not go away. they take back the lead. durant shades of the nba finals, the pull up three, splash. k.d. with 32. and klay thompson, three of his 31 here, five of eight from deep. the warriors win it 116-101,

take-two-1 series lead as they head to san antonio for game three on thursday. mike shumann will make that flight as well and joins me live now. >> what a game it was. so, san antonio made some adjustments. warriors fought them off and then klay thompson just is out of his mind the last two games. 31 points, afterwards he talked about he's having a pretty good time. >> have fun, it is basketball so it's supposed to be a lot of fun which it is and play hard. no one can make contributions individually. it has to be done as a team. even then it's hard with the way he can shoot the ball. >> the ball is going in for him. we want him shooting the basketball any time. he's just, you know, he's just playing. he's not thinking too much. clay causes a lot of havoc for the opposing defense. >> we played to win. we weren't back on our heels. >> this is what you expect. this is what a game two feels

like when game one goes relative smoothly. i've seen this a million times. game two's are always really difficult. >> and then there's game three. change of venues, that's always difficult and the players talked about it after the gauge. andre iguodala and sean, they're going to come with it and san antonio they're expecting to win both there. it will be another adjustment for the warriors in san antonio. >> spurs four of 28 on three's, clay had five three's by himself. that was the difference in the game. let's check out the highlights from the other playoff games. >> i forgot how exciting playoff hockey is. >> shu was down there earlier. as the sharks try to make a commanding 3-0 series. look who is there, retired boxer andre ward opening the door and sending the tank into a frenzy. sharks provided the knock out blow with four goals in the second. donskoi, marcus sorensen and and toe mash eight goals in the second period alone in the second series.

the ducks have three. sharks roll 8-1. they can finish the sweep. 8-1 was the same score the a's beat the white sox across the way here at the coliseum. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. want to check with you, shu on one thing. you were a shoot around, drove to san jose and you came to oakland. heati heati he'll be putting in for mileage. >> i was out of gas coming up. >> we're out of gas, too. let's go back to dan and alma in the studio. >> out of gas, out of time. thank you both, guys. great job. >> abc7 news continues online, twitter facebook and all mobile device was our abc7 news news