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: ikea owns this 27-acre lot, a prime piece of real estate in the heart of dublin, just off of 580. they want to build a 340,000-square-foot store which would be bigger than the ones in emeryville and palo alto. they held an open house today to update people about the proposed changes like moving the large surface parking lot into an underground lot, taking out a hotel, and adding more open space. they plan to have about 92,000 square feet of retail space as well. but opponents say the latest changes can't change the biggest problem, traffic. >> during rush hour, it's for me, it's a nightmare. >> it seems like it's going to add chaos. >> reporter: dublin is one of the fastest growing cities in the state and some believe an ikea would gridlock the city. >> ikea is going to attract additional traffic from the region, from tracy, modesto. >> reporter: representatives say they've done a lot of studies and changes to minimize the traffic impact. >> we open at 10 a.m. so customers flowing into ikea wouldn't start until most people are already at work. >> reporter: ikea says it would creat

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there's that dublin interchange we talked about. dublin grade moving as well. >> 4:49. we've been hearing a lot from former head of fbi james comey and it's not over. he's bringing his book tour to san francisco tonight. comey will be speaking in front of a sold out crowd. his book "higher loyalty truth lies and leadership" covers his since from 2013 to 2017 including actions with president trump. president trump called him an untruthful slime ball. >> you might get in trouble if you don't pay for your muny ride. some try to take their luck and no one will check. the person who's supposed to check whether you paid can get in big trouble as one. in february agency suspended one for failing to write enough tickets to those who didn't pay fares, only gave two cry indicati citations during a two-hour shift. >>> one san jose leader is honoring chavez who died 35 years ago today. >> plus "bay area responds". >> a day of fun and saving money with online coupons goes completely wrong. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds" next. >>> first happening now,

where dublin >>> plans are in the works for a giant ikea in dublin. we were at an open huhs today where people sounded off on that proposal. >> reporter: ikea owns this 27- acre lotted. they want to build 347,000 square foot store. and they held an open house today to update people about the proposed changes, like moving the lamp surface parking lot into--the large surface parking lot into an under ground lotted, taking out a hotel. they plan to have about 92,000 square feet of retail space as well. but others say that the changes cannot change the biggest problem, traffic. >> during rush hour, for me, it is a nightmare. >> reporter: dublin is one of the fastest growing cities in the state. and some believe an ikea will gridlock the city. >> it is going to bring in more traffic. >> reporter: but ikea representatives say they have done a lot of studies and changes to minimize the traffic impact. >> we open at 10:00 a.m., so, you know, customers flowing into ikea would not start until most people are already at work. >> reporter: ikea says it would key

leinster beat saracens in dublin.control of a second test against new zealand in christchurch. hello and welcome to sportsday. chelsea's hopes of qualifying for the champions league have suffered a major blow at the hands of london rivals tottenham. the 3—1 victory was spurs‘ first at stamford bridge since february 1990. spurs are now eight points clear of fifth placed chelsea with only 7 games remaining. nick parrott watched the action. stamford bridge is a fortress that tottenham have failed to conquerfor 28 years. their hopes of changing that would have been higher had harry kane fit to start it. without him, that attacking threat was initially limited, whilst chelsea tested the keeper a couple of times before alvaro morata found a way through. the home side was seemingly in control. but in christian eriksen, but have a player who can turn a match in a moment. his eighth league strike a contender for goal of the season. that inspired others to have a go. while son was left frustrated, dele alli wasn't. he marked hi

two decades of the conflict in the law but the results have been mixed my guest this week here in dublin is. for my prime minister just how fragile is the process not. a lamp. table. furnishings can be a lot more than just functional. playing with games combining materials. reinventing interior. room and. personalized living spaces. design. in sixty minutes. or so. with. some special. federal troops. twenty years ago the good friday agreement paved the way for an end to decades of bitter conflict in the with an island but the results have been mixed my guess this week here in dublin is but for my irish prime minister and one of the co signatories of the agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight just how fragile is the peace process now and what would it take to get it back on.

no delays southbound dublin to mission buld. and 101 to cupertino looks great at 16 minutes. >>> starting today your commute on caltrain may go a little smoother. caltrain launching a pilot program that allows bicyclist to board bike cars first. the idea is to make boarding process faster, more efficient. the bikers board first program will be tested only on northbound trains at the mountain view, palo alto and redwood city stations from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. weekdays. >>> transit will add to the fleet of cleaner burning vehicles with the addition of two all-electric buses. 23 of the agency's hybrid buses like these already use a cleaner burning diesel. the other 18 will be switched to that fuel this summer. marin transit says while the manufacturer of the buses is in china, the vehicles will be built in california. the battery-powered buses are part of $1.6 million pilot project to get cleaner burning vehicles on the road. >>> coming up, growing opposition to california's sanctuary status. the parts of the state planning to ex

amy. >> reporter: hi, natasha, dublin one of 30 in dublin county that received the hoax. that's just one county in bay area. they will be having school here today. emeryville will have police officers on hand this morning when they have classes starting up this morning. they want everyone to feel safe. they will be reopening. they were shut down yesterday. emeryville saw the e-mails sunday night before it was determined to be a hoax, so it was decided to go ahead and cancel classes monday just to be safe. parents we talked to said they understood the decision. >> it's sad but you have to be vigilant. the one time you decide not to close school down, it can happen. you have to keep your kids safe. >> here is the map to show you how widespread the hoax was around the bay area. schools from sonoma down to south san francisco all received it. police have decided it was not credible, that it was an online challenge to try and get schools canceled. bay area schools say they will be open to date. the fbi says it appears this extends beyond california saying the threats went to a

but it actually keeps the off ramp clear towards the dublin interchange.ou see the live shot and kind of hazy and barely can see the flashing lights between the signs. i'll talk you through the shot in the next report. a little hazy. >> all right, no haze through the weekend. >> looking forward to a great weekend but it will be cooler this time around compared to last weekend, so just a head's up especially if you're planning to head to the beach, only at 59 degrees along the coast and for the inland areas in the north bay, watching out for a slight rain chance on saturday. it all clears out and high temperatures in the mid-60s on sunday and coast at 60 degrees. ry going to the petaluma veteran day parade? good thing it's sunday we don't have the showers moving through. we'll get sunshine up to 66 degrees and our own chris chmura will be out there on the nbc bay area float. if you're going to lake shas at a, there could be some isolated showers and thunderstorms popping up and we'll see the high temperatures in the upper 50s on friday and saturday. now goi

. >> easy drive at dublin. and at the top of the screen, that windy road towards the castro valley, smooth drive there. north bay has slowing for 37 out of vallejo and lakeville highway. >>> it's quarter after 6:00, happening today, bay area transportation leaders get an update on long term financing plans for new b.a.r.t. car trains along with upgrades across the trans bay corridor. mtc has plans to add 300 bart cars along with more buses area ferries and leerds want to also improve infrastructure. costs are pegged in the billions. they get an update for funding options. >>> a follow-up, scott weiner making changes to his bill that cause for an increase in housing near public transportation hubs in the state. after a blow back, weiner is amending his bill to require developers to include affordable housing and the original bill exempts developers from certain local rules such as height restrictions. that part of the bill however still stands. >> 6:16, new this morning, there's new evidence that wildfire smoke

westbound 580 through dublin, moves very slowly and we're looking over here towards dublin, i miss messed up the labels but the bridges are sound. >> we know you know the bay area. thanks, mike. coming up next, remembering the victims of the las vegas concert shooting. the special tribute to survivors and those who were killed. >> six months after the fires, many people who lost everything are complaining a company's red tape is standing in the way of their recovery. i'm chris kmura, nbc bay area responds next. >>> our conversation continues on social media, follow laura to send her a welcome back message. and you can follow us on facebook. we're about to go live @lauragarcia on facebook. join us. >> we'll be right back after the break. ...on the six month >>> welcome back, it is 6:25, nbc bay area responds to the victims of the north bay wildfires on the six month anniversary of the destruct ir firestorm. >> consumer investigator explains why some people are feeling stuck because of insurance company paperwork. >> good morning, some fire victims complained to us that their recovery is on

. >>> the proposal to build an ikea in dublin has split the community. but neighboring communities art timing and is all. why some officials say it would create a traffic nightmare. >> reporter: westbound 580, on a saturday afternoon. it is bumper-to-bumper. folks who live in a tri-valley say it's even worse on weekdays. >> a horrible mess. >> tired of the congestion, the stress. >> reporter: that's why the proposed ikea in dublin is a hot topic in the region. a 340,000 square-foot store at the corner of 580 in hacienda drive. the residents are really worried. >> running out of space any area, is already suffocated. >> the community development director sent a letter saying the ikea project would worsen the 580 corridor. and jim up nearby surface streets. and drivers agree. -- and jam up nearby surface streets. and drivers agree. >> when i have to use a fast track pass and pay each nine dollars to drive, it makes me very angry. >> they worry there is not enough parking for the ikea customers. at a community meeting earlier this month, they say they have

we'll check out the live shots from the dublin camera. i showed the green sensors for the earlier map and in dublin, try valley ties are holding up nicely. no major issues as we get over to the b.a.r.t. system, no delays for the trains, my map systems are not working but the live shot was, we'll acceptsend back to you. >> 4:48, former president george h.w. bush is in the hospital this morning. we've learned he has an infection that spread to his blood. in a statement released by bush's office, treatment is said to be going well. he appears to be recovering. the 93-year-old was admitted on sunday morning just one day after attending his wife barbara's funeral. >>> you might have seen former fbi director james comey on television once, or twice or five times. some people in the bay area wanted to see him in person. comey continued his media blitz in san francisco last night. he talked about his best selling book to a soldout crowd at the curran theater. most people we talked to agree with comey. >> i have a lot of concerns for the current a

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heading towards that dublin interchange. dublin the name there, the tri fekt if a for that name. a smooth drive, we'll show you what's going on farther north cong u >>> good morning to you, looking live at san francisco there, you can see the trans america pyramid in the distance. beaconing you to come and visit this weekend where it's going to be gorgeous. >> 4:44 right now. if you or your kids or anyone you know going to coachella this weekend, listen up to the story, the wind there is causing big problems for a lot of fans. festival camp grounds not open because of those high winds there. festival goers are taking refuge in a walmart parking lot. >> so not coachella. >> walmart-ella, right? hopefully they can get back to the fun they are expected to have. >> they have tent stakes at walmart. >> food and beverages. >> imagine all of the money you paid and you have to eat the food at walmart. >> mid-90s for the high is there today and they are known to have dust devils and stuff spinning up. here's a look outside in fremont this morning. you'll be staying closer to home. here's

dublin police tweeted out these photos of two suspects -- a male and a female who allegedly stole a car. the male suspect can be seen in a warriors steph curry jersey with the woman in jeans and a black top. the pair are also wanted for committing fraud in several other cities. police are asking the public to contact them if they have any additional information. (pam) martinez police say two suspects robbed an a-t- and-t store on arnold drive

martin bashir, bbc news, dublin. at ten — now on bbc1 its time for the news where you are. goodbye. this is bbc news — i'm simon mccoy. more on our top story tonight — the news that winnie mandela, the former wife of nelson mandela, has died. she was 81. she played a significant role in the anti—apartheid movement in south africa during the years when her husband was in prison, but was often at the centre of controversy. she trained as a social worker and met her future husband in the 1950s. they were married for a total of 38 years, although for almost three decades of that time they were separated due to mr mandela's imprisonment. they separated two years after his release, and divorced in 1996. she kept his surname and maintained ties with him. a spokesman for her family said she died "after a long illness, for which she had been in and out of hospital since the start of the year". earlier the politicaljournalist verashni pillay spoke to me about the controversies winnie mandela had faced in her career. inside sou

stick to exhibit a conflict in the law but the results have been mixed my guest this week here in dublin just. before modish prime minister just how fragile is the process not. the first. call w. w's program guide to the highlights leave the holy month. dot com highlights. the world will start moving higher i'll be able to move we are secure we are very realistic and will move. to move i didn't speak to bangladesh what does the true face of the country look like the odd freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to be important but. decades political infighting here has hindered progress is when asked extremists and you know we call for the rule of law. crissy and the rule of law are on shaky ground. we have difficulty getting over. there should be. ready. and i. thank the dawn of islam as i'm an exclusive report starting april twenty first. twenty years ago the good friday agreement paved the way for an end to decades of bigger conflict in the northern ireland but the results have been mixed my guess this week here in dublin is but for my irish prime minister and on

>>reporter: the dublin mayor has not publicly taken aside. city council will likely make a decision this year. >> i am keeping an open mind until the end. but, the site i am going to take us the side of the residence. >> given the side of the opposition, one option is to put it on the ballot and let voters decide that they want and ikea. i am donlon, kpix 5. >>> it has happened again take this time the best buy. the electronics giant just announced that it was hit the same data breach that targeted sears and delta airlines. the three companies all use the same third-party firm to provide online customer service. the firm blames it on a so- called, illegal intrusion in the fall of last year. best buy says only a small fraction of its customers might have been affected. two there's a -- >>> there's him -- there is a rash of measles cases. a health officer says it all started when someone caught the disease overseas. >> they had traveled to europe. and after they got back, they developed measles. i think it's an important reminder that measles i

bitter conflict in the with an island but the results have been mixed my guest this week here in dublin is but he hung for my irish prime minister and one of the co signatories of the agreement in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight just how fragile is the peace process now and what would it take to get it back on track. but you heard welcome to comfort zone thank you very much in november nine hundred ninety eight you told a meeting of your party if you know foil that you believe the united ireland was irresistible you spoke way too soon well i though i thought that i said that november night and i did you were carried away by the moment well i think we i still believe united ireland has. just about what they certainly are too strong a word to be to be using i think united are in a kind of happened over a a long period. certainly can't. it's certainly not something that's going to happen in the short term medium term in my view and i don't even agree wish people who believe that we should use stay the clause in the agreement to have a board a poll in the short term because it would

we knew it was going to happen again. >> reporter: and sure enough, that botched home invasion in dublinto denise's, zip ties, duct tape. but this time when the sleeping couple fights back, the would-be kidnaper makes a mistake. in his haste to flee he leaves behind a crucial piece of evidence, a cellphone. >> suspect left his cellphone upstairs. we have his cellphone. >> you might as well have a business card and put it in the mailbox and say, "okay, here is your clue, police." >> reporter: the small-town police department in dublin is about to do what the vallejo police department could not, crack both cases. that cellphone, for gotten at the dublin crime seen, leads police 100 miles north to an address in orangevale. >> our lead detective started doing more research on it, running the different names associated with the orangevale address. >> reporter: the homeowner tells police the phone belongs to her adult son. he misplaced it the day before. police get his name. >> our detectives had a name, and that name was matt muller. >> reporter: matthew muller. on the surface he is an unlike

phoenix park, dublin, in 1979.‘s mass. young people of ireland, i love you. among the soloists, 22—year—old michael mclaughlin. at the time, 87% of irish catholics went to mass. but, following an avalanche of clerical sex abuse scandals, attendance is now at a0%, and michael mclaughlin has abandoned the faith. these were people who were in positions of incredible trust, and they betrayed that trust. not only the acts that were perpetrated on children, but there was the widespread covering up of it by the hierarchy in the church as well. the horrors endured in the magdalene laundries compounded the church‘s recent shame. catholic—run workhouses incarcerated 10,000 so—called "fallen women" who were forced to atone for their pregnancies by working in punitive conditions without pay. samantha long‘s birth mother lived at this laundry from her second birthday until she died aged 51. the visit this time would be a great opportunity for the pope to try to atone for some of the sins that were committed against children and

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it has the neighbors really worried. >> is already a suffocated area. >> they sent a letter to dublinsaying the ikea project would worsen the court order and jim up nearby surface streets. many drivers agree. >> because of of the housing developing along the quarter, it has gotten crazy. >> i have to tie my trips when i go anywhere to be able to get there. and when i have to use a fast track pass and pay 8 to 9 dollars to drive two and half miles that makes me very angry. >> they also worry there won't be enough parking for ikea customers during the holiday season and sales events. at a community meeting earlier this month, the representatives say they have done a lot of studies and changes to minimize the traffic impact. >> open at 10 am, so the customers flowing into ikea would not start until most people are at work. >> it would bring jobs and tax sellers some say. >> we would love to have it. >> with the revenue it will bring in, it is making a better city to live. >> ultimately it is up to dublin. because it is dividing the community politicians say it may go to the voters. in du

southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard in the green at 16.d 85, 101 to cupertino, 16 minutes. we have rain coming but not as much as we were initially thinking. >>> exactly. the storm track has shifted as we thought it might. we couldn't commit to it yesterday but can definitely commit to it now. temperatures today five degreesg below average. we'll be in the low 60s. going to the game today, take the sunscreen just in case. anything that's exposed could get burned even with a mostly cloudy skies. 56 to 59. we'll have a timetable for the wet weather coming up next. >>> notable acts being added to the lineup for the clusterfest comedy festival. award winning writer, john lull lane any, wu tang clan a a a a pain. it runs june 1st through the 3rd. single day takts on sale tomorrow at clusterfest come. >>> oakland a's knocked it out of the ball park, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the game in oakland. the team saw its biggest crowd at the season, almost at capacity. >>> new governments in the cleanup of untoer's point. a san francisco superv

westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 45 minutes to you, dublin to mission boulevards, 13 minutes and 10 minut minutes. >> a cyber security expert said customer data was available on p pane panera's web site. >> the restaurant change said it has fixed the problem. >> espn will soon roll its new streaming service. it will show games for $4.99 a month. >> espn is part of the walt disney company. >> a study says giving up facebook for a while reduces stress. >> researchers says five days off the site had a drop in the stress hormone but those who were away for five days felt less satisfied in their life. >> california wants to replace its fleet of aging helicopters. the price tag turns out to the price tag turns out to millions more than expected. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. >>> never more than seven minutes away from my acc youweather forecast. hydroplaning is a big issue. trees toppling could cause power outages and minor stream and street flooding. >> california wants to buy 12 new h

phoenix park, dublin, in 1979. the soloists — 22—year—old michael mclaughlin. at the time, 87% of irish catholics went to mass. but, following an avalanche of clerical sex abuse scandals, attendance is now at 40%, and michael mclaughlin has abandoned the faith. these were people who were in positions of incredible trust, and they betrayed that trust. not only the acts that were perpetrated on children, but there was the widespread covering up of it by the hierarchy in the church, as well. the horrors endured in the magdalene laundries compounded the church's recent shame. catholic—run workhouses incarcerated 10,000 so—called "fallen women", who were forced to atone for their pregnancies by working in punitive conditions without pay. samantha long's birth mother lived at this laundry from her second birthday until she died aged 51. the visit this time would be a great opportunity for the pope to try to atone for some of the sins that were committed against children and men and women in this country. when pope franci

some delays starting to build on the central valley, westbound 580, tracy to dublin, southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard looking great at 14. 101 to cupertino also great at 16 minutes. an update on earlier issues in the south bay up next. >>> we're tracking the latest ruling on daca and a big legal setback to for the trump administration. >> a judge ruled that new applications have to be allowed for the daca program. abc's matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: reggie, the city of san jose has been a big supporter of daca, helping dreamers file their paperwork and also filing lawsuits on their behalf. now the federal courts are helping them out as well. this comes as a federal judge made a ruling that the trump administration has to reinstate the program. it started in 2012 under president obama. daca protects about 700,000 undocumented immigrants from being deported, most of them brought to the u.s. as if the ruling stands, it would require the administration to accept requests from first-time applicants. the decision to end daca came in september with the trump administration

tracy to dublin is going to be bad with that crash, one hour and 35 minutes.ght delays westbound 4 antioch to concord. >>> researchers have developed an app that can help cannabis users determine if they have perhaps taken too much to perform dangerous or difficult activities. >> it's literally called am i stoned. it was designed by a team at the university of chicago. it includes tests for reaction time, a memory game and a test of screen tapping speed. it could eventually prove useful as a tool to improve a user's awareness and understand their own impairment. >>> happening tonight, san francisco's grace cathedral unveils a church service gar energy national attention, a beyonce mass. >> the service will be led by reverend i don't land do norton who has used beyonce's songs, using them as a tool to talk about issues frak women face in society. to be clear, queen b will not be attending or performing at the mass. grace cathedral also received praise and controversy for using a pop icon to address modern spirituality. decide for yourself. the service is tonigh

in dublin, plenty of traffic west towards the dublin interchange and up the dublin grade through contra costa county, smooth drive. >> 5:21, coming up next on "today in the bay," push being forward. the reason the oakland a's could be closer than ever to getting a new stadium. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. senior investigative reporter vicky nguyen first >>> bus drivers under attack while on the job. welcome back, everyone. 5:23, vickvy nguyen first spoesed this issue in january. >> focuses on the problem drivers have been having as they try to call for help. >> marcus, the drivers have been kick and choked and some even had guns pulled on them but when they call for help the

it looks good in livermore and the dublin area. already slow on 205 but if you are driving in dub lynn on pleasanton it is fine. the -- dublin on the pleasanton it is fine. >>> a pedestrian was hit and killed on westbound i-580 near the coolidge avenue off ramp about 9:00 p.m. no word on how the person ended up on the freeway. the chp investigation continues. happening today, watch out for big, dangerous waves if you plan to go to the beach. a beach hazard statement was issued by the national weather service for sonoma, morin, san francisco and san mateo counties because ridiculous conditions are possible on some beaches -- because dangerous conditions are possible on some beaches and the alert will continue until 11:00 tonight. also, sneaker waves could be 20 feet high. if you go to the beach today, remember, never turn your back to the ocean. >>> another attempt to break up california, this time into three states. more than 600,000 signatures have been gathered reportedly for a decision to split california into three separate sta

drive times, westbound 580 tracy to dublin. in the yellow.lin to mission boulevard in the yellow at 25. northbound 85. won cupertino looks good. >>> struggling to keep crossing guards at schools across the city. critics of the program say low pay and split shifts are causing the shortage of guards. the sfmta pays guards about $18 an hour. they work 75 minutes in the morning and 75 minutes in the afternoon. they don't get any benefits. city supervisors plan to address the issue at a meeting later this month. >>> massive data breach for anyone who shops at saks fifth avenue and lord and taylor. how to keep your identity safe. >>> local scientists were thrilled by an event. >>> this is the big board at the new york stock ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping peop

here in dublin to the embarcadero in san francisco. you' your savings could be $3 a day, $15 a week, $45 a month. later this morning the metropolitan transportation commission will discuss this proposed 20% discount for riders with the four agencies which have so far shown interest in this program. namely b.a.r.t., caltrain, golden gate transit and muny, you and your family would have to make less than twice the federal poverty limit, which for single people is just over 24,000, almost $33,000 for couples -- over $50,000 for a family of four. you would have to use a clipper card to be eligible for this discount. ac transit and samtrans will not be participating because they are afraid they might not be able to afford the program. if it were approved, they would provide close to $25 million in reimbursements for the other four agencies, most of which would be split between b.a.r.t. and muny, they'll discuss this today at 9:30 and most likely approve in may. the four agencies would have to approve over the summer and if all this goes as

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tracy to dublin, one hour and three minutes. we have an issue just past the 205 interchange of the i'll talk about that next. no delays antioch to concord. in the green at 22 minutes. san rafael to san francisco looking great at 18 minutes. >>> thank you, alexis. we turn to the shooting at youtube headquarters in san bruno. >> three people are hurt, the shooter is dead. matt keller is live at the headquarter. >> alyssa harrington is live at the police department with what we're learning about the shooter. good morning, alyssa. >> reporter: good morning. we learned that police actually had contact with the suspect nasim aghdam hours before the shooting. officers found the 39-year-old asleep in her car and contacted her family down in southern california. aghdam's family recently reported her as a missing person after she stopped answering her phone. her brother who did not want his face on camera told reporters that he warned police she might be in the bay area with plans to go to youtube and do something. she traveled hundreds o

green by the time you get to greenville and then cool over to the dublin interchange. bay bridge, no delays through the maze. we have seen this build over the last five, cash lanes on the left approach and now your right filling in a bit, but one lane on either side. we'll have all the lanes open in the next 10 to 15 minutes. on the peninsula side, palo alto moving smoothly 101. 280 moving nicely as well. less lighting, but still a nice drive between san francisco and the south bay. back to you. >>> continuing coverage now, more fallout from stephon clark's death in sacramento. a woman attending a protest is recovering. sheriff's deputy hit her with a car nap moment appears to have been captured on video. we couldn don't know what prompted the deputy to hit the accelerator. witnesses describe the commotion on. >> it was an immediate jump which knocked her to the ground and went rolling into the gutter. she had a huge bump on her head. about the size of a golf ball. pretty good size. >> and some protestors say a nearby chp officer did not help right away. chp says it ha

westbound 580 tracy to dublin, you're up to 33 minutes. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard looks good at 14. and 101 to cupertino, wide open. >>> tonight's playoff game will be played with heavy hearts. the wife of head coach gregg popovich passed away yesterday. the couple had been married for four decades and had two children as well as two grandchildren. >> win or lose, it's about the brotherhood we've built as nba players, everybody in the nba family. feel so bad for the popovich family. it's tough to hear about. >> it's not known whether gregg popovich will be with the team tonight. he did run the team's practice yesterday. last night steph curry tweeted i can't imagine what coach popovich is going through, but i am lifting up prayers for you and your family. we'll have continuing coverage of the playoffs. mike shoeman is in stone and will bring us reports and you can also follow him on twitter. >>> a filipino peace activist who was denied entry into the u.s. should be on a plane back to the philippines this morning. customs a

tracy to dublin 31 minutes, dublin to mission boulevard 14, 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. >>> today the usgs is releasing a study saying the hayward fault is dangerous. >> they're presenting findings and grim predictions. abc news reporter amy hollyfield is live in berkley. amy? >> reporter: good morning, matt. that fault runs right underneath the berkeley campus here at uc berkeley. they built a new football stadium and made it seismically safe. these new predictions are pretty dire. they are saying if there was a big earthquake here, they're predicting at least 800 people killed, another 18,000 hurt. they're saying in a magnitude 7 earthquake on the hayward fault. they also pro dikt fires that will destroy homes. the usgs geologist says this is a tectonic time bomb waiting to go off. the hayward fault runs through some of the most heavily populated sections of the city. they'll do a presentation here at this new football stadium in berkeley. this is a good reminder for all of us to check our earthquake emergency kits. live in berkeley, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> speaking of that,

livermore and dublin, you're at speed there. no major problems on the peninsula. palo alto northbound towards willow and san francisco. back to you. >> 4:48. live look at four bay area bridges this morning as that commute is getting under way. mike keeping his eye on everything. come rush hour traffic will be at the stand still like always. legislators are looking for a solution to some of our bay area traffic woes and could mean a new bridge in the bay area. the possibility is gaining some momentum. dianne feinstein and congressman are now asking the metropolitan transportation commission to conduct a comprehensive study to find a solution. >> one thing we're going to look at, a whole new crossing, traditional sense of a bridge across the bay. >> the general location for what is called the southern crossing would connect 238 on the east side of the bay off of 880, all the way across to the west side, connecting 380 to highway 101. price check on the potential project, $10 billion. >>> a lawsuit is prompting san francisco to put the brakes on collecting fees from

the pleasanton community development director sent a letter to dublin saying the project would worsen the corridor and jam up nearby service streets. drivers agree. >> i am tired of the congestion, the stress. >> with all of the housing they are developing, it has gotten crazy. >> we are limited on space, it is already suffocated. >> supporters argue it would bring jobs and tax dollars and they say they have done traffic studies to minimize the impact. >> we open at 10 am, customers flow in two ikea after people are at work. >> with the revenue, it would make it better. >> the decision is ultimately up to dublin and because it is splitting the city, some politicians say it may go to the voters. >>> lake ka-ho is one of the biggest tourist attractions drawing millions of visitors. >> many stay in homes and cabins that line the shores but some of the workers who make their living catering to the tourist say they can barely survive. betty yu is on the tail of two lake tahoe's. >> reporter: this is a tahoe you see in the vacation adds. the pristine like, snowcapped sierra nevada mountains