reggie, jessica? >> you may have to shell out more cash across the golden gate bridge. >> officials will vote whether to increase tolls to $10 over the next five years. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has details. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. well, this is expected to pass today. so the cost of passing through this toll booth is likely about to go up. let's take a look at the numbers. you can see what this means for you. drivers with a fastrak pass pay $7 to cross the gold ep gate bridge. that could go up to $8.75 in five years. those who pay as they go, they pay about $8. that could go up to $9.80. this would be a gradual increase over the next five years. for commuters, that could be an extra $91 more a year. commuters who will bep fit from the toll hike are those who take the bus or the ferry. officials say the money goes towards improving those options. without the money, they would likely have to cut bus or ferry service. the money will also go toward bridge maintenance. this vote is schedul

. >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. the macy's behind me here at the valley fair mall is just one of the 20 stops the infected tourist made across the south bay starting on march 16th. that was the busiest day with the tourists going to the ihop on north first street in san jose, the hoover observation tower deck at stanford, the apple visitors center in cupertino and the walmart in mountain view. county officials say this is not a public health emergency. the infected person also made stops at the cvs pharmacy and a 7-eleven on east evelyn avenue in sunnyvale. most people in the county have the vaccine. it's a highly contagious respiratory disease, though, transmitted from person to person through the air. babies are most at risk because they're too young for the vaccine. andrea flipt has a 3-year-old daughter and is still finding this pretty alarming. >> since i had my kid, i wouldn't risk it. you never know. the immune systems aren't very developed yet. i wouldn't take the risk myself at least. >> reporter: symptoms

reggie, jessica? >>> facebook is admitting to another security lapse.ir passwords were stored as a on the amazon app. here's techbytes. >>> facebook on the defense over users' passwords. >> the company says there's no evidence employees abused passwords that were stored unprotected for years. a security blogger claim around 600 million passwords were vulnerable being kept in plain text. amazon is about to start selling video ads on smartphone shopping app. >> it will appear in response to search results on the app. the launch is a challenge to a massive ad market dominated by google and facebook. >>> finally, the florida man challenge is going viral. >> basically, you google florida man and your birthday. you'll find colorful stories that took place in the sunshine state featuring a cast of characters that hollywood's most creative has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you andreynold's kitchens™ hasfrustration for good.ra

you. >> named him reggie a second ago before i came up?e probably like this reggie a little more, he's quiet and well behaved. >> there's a jesse and a mickey up there too? i think we're being replaced. >> this is mickey -- >> i think there's a resembla e resemblance. >> you know your name, don't you? >> look at these two. they found a good pillow this morning. >> national puppy day. we're celebrating with puppies on 7, all of these puppies are here and they're -- look at that. they had to get up real early this morning to come be with us. now is my chance to shine. we want you to adopt these dogs, give them a forever home. look at that. >> who wouldn't love that face? >> you can't start your day better. >> that is the cutest thing. >> yeah, it's a rough job, isn't it? >> we definitely want to thank all of our shelter partners who brought in puppies. there are a few of the many bay area organizations that are helping out animals. >> if you are able to give one a home we have all the information you need on our website. >>> our forecast is

good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, reggie.iver road leading into guerneville is still closed. the water is receding, but there's still standing watt toer deal with and businesses and buildings like this one, you can't get into them because there's too much water. here's a look at what guerneville looks like. still dealing with this flood. residents are now talking about how close it came to their living rooms and their belongings. jur georgina did not evacuate and described what it looked like at the height of the flood. >> you can't see any fences or anything around here. just looked like one big ocean. >> reporter: here is a look from sky 7 of guerneville when it was underwater. the river crested wednesday night. it had 46 feet. officials want to check the integrity of light poles. they want to clear debris out of the road. but they do residents back home this afternoon and then they're hoping to open the roads to the public tomorrow. then people can really start to assess just how much damage this flood did to the town. rep

>> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. san jose police started extra patrols in the thousand oaks neighborhood. so far, they've not announced an arrest. >> it's scary. it's pretty safe neighborhood otherwise. there's hardly any crime around. it's disturbing. >> reporter: sources tell abc 7 san jose police have a person of interest in mind for the murder of bambi larson. the other of two adult children found dead inside her home on thursday. that afternoon, larson hadn't come to work. a worried co-worker called the victim's son. they came to the house, unlocked the door and found her body in the bedroom. close friend of the victim who did not want to be on camera spoke to us about larson. >> it's so surreal. i can't imagine anyone wanting to harm this lady. she's a beautiful person. she goes out of her way to help people in the neighborhood. it's just unbelievable. i'm devastated. >> reporter: no suspect has been identified by police. this is the seventh homicide of the year here in san jose. reporting live in san jose, mat

>> hi, reggie. the b.a.r.t.s going to be talking about a bill that would require more housing like you see here. this is at the contra costa b.a.r.t. station. it's surrounded by housing and retail. some lawmakers say we need more of this to help solve our housing crisis. the bill would require the developments to include affordable housing. the doesn't -- >> we need the public consensus to see what the people who live in the area think. because they'll be affected by the changes along the b.a.r.t. stations. that's my opinion. >> you think locals should have control? >> i think so. it's going to be their community, their area. it's where they live. so that's my point. >> reporter: the board of directors will decide whether to support this bill. while some mayors and some other elected officials don't like the idea of the state making these decisions, they would prefer that local leaders be handling the issues. the recommendation from the b.a.r.t. staff is to support this bill. they'll talk about at their meeting

>> reggie was cool. >> jimmy: the cat's name was reggie. >> reggie was cool. >> jimmy: that's cat's name. each of them in specific tasks they were supposed to be good at. but reggie was the jack-of-all-trades. he could do everything. he got used to me kind of snackin' him. they give you stuff and you give him a snack and you talk gently to them while they're in their place and give them another snack and next thing you know, you're best friends. >> jimmy: is that the technical term? snacking them? >> that's what i call it. it's like cat dope. but it wasn't catnip. >> jimmy: you had a great moment at the oscars last, the weekend before last. >> two weeks ago, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: your good friend, spike lee, won, and you got to read his name. you got to give him, in fact we have the clip of it. i wanted to ask you about this. obviously, you guys were happy. did you have any idea you were going to have to carry him? [ applause ] >> i had no idea he was going to put the toddler grip on me, but he did. you know, it's nice to have spike climb me like a tree. >> jimmy: have you ever picked sp

>> reporter: hi there, reggie. so much rain.got to be the hardest working crew. they're removing the tarp right now that they've had covering the field to protect it. we have seen them sweeping water off of that tarp. they had blowers out here, they have done all they can to protect this field. they've also done a lot of work to create a really nice experience for the fans. i've got to tell you, my favorite feature is out there in the outfield. it's the a's stomping ground. any parent who is trying to get through a baseball game with a toddler or squirmy young child, you are going to love this. listen to the ceo explain what the stomping ground is. >> it's really a response to our fans telling us, i want to watch the game tande want a place where my kids can be entertained as well. it's a lot of cool flexible seating options and behind we have opportunities for your case to race against ricky henderson in a simulated race. we have batting cages, kids con kegs. bikes that you can pedal to make smoothies for the kids. >> reporter:

good morning, ginger. >> good morning, reggie, hi jssica.to be with you in northern california where the storm, by the way, made its way through. we'll show images from the foothills of the sierra and across the rockies tomorrow. the same storm. eventually, it will be severe storms again in the south this weekend much the pattern is setting up. i'll warn you about all of it and track it, of course. also this morning, new trouble for singer r. kelly now back behind bars facing a new allegation of sexual misconduct. we're in chicago with the latest on that story. >>> the new study on the popular keto diet, it could be bad for your heart. dr.s about that. deals, deals and more deals. we've got a deals and steals extravaganza. it's extra special, because it's in honor of women's history month. every single product is made by a company founded and run by a woman. it is all at least 50% off. you'll want to see it coming up on gma. >> we're excited for that. you can read the prompters. >> a second ago, i went to my optometrist. she said in a few ye

>> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. yes. this infected tourist made it in six days, 20 stops across the south bay. i tried to pull up some on the map. you can see the locations here. we're looking at the apple visitor park in cupertino. an ihop in the center of san jose, hoover conservation tower deck at stanford. as well as the macy's behind me here at the mall. want to point that out here. county officials want to make it clear, the majority of people are vaccinated protecting them against virus. this is still a highly contagious transmitted from person to person through the air. babies are most at risk. this is not a public health emergency according to county officials. >> this person traveled to many different locations in the county during the infectious period. the time that the person was at each location was not very long. but there were numerous locations. >> reporter: some symptoms include a fever, runny nose, red eyes, cough and full body rash. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >>> jobina, thank you. on that note, a ne

reggie, jessica? >> thanks, frances.vs will begin selling products derived from hemp-based. >> this includes sprays, lotions. many say cbd offers them the safe health benefits, like pain and reliefitetting high. not everyone believes the products should be sold over-the-counter at cvs. they'd like to see more research much the new products will not iclude he had i believe so. >>> coming up, changes coming to the amazon app. the extra things you're going to see. >>> can freezing your jeans clean them? 's veryintestvi's strauss weighs i'monsebout what to do.as we he rio.ne. me adorable pictures you've been sending us for national puppy day. post them on social media. there's my pup. the #puppies on 7. we're distracted by ♪ inside out got ♪ i'm feeling good. ♪ doing it my own way, ♪ every single day. ♪ and it feels go start your day with sunsweet amazin! prune juice. and feel good. >>> good morning everyone. a live look at our puppy cam. it's adorable as ever. we're hoping to find them a home. we're celebrating a day early

amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. westbound 37 had to be shut down in the last couple of storms because it was covered with water. this is an area we'll be watching closely during the next round of weather. also the town of geurneville, people there keeping an eye on the forecast. they are still very busy cleaning up from the last storm which brought historic flooding last week. the russian river, the flooding there caused estimated $155 million worth of damage. as residents clean up the aftermath, they say they are not looking forward to more wet weather. >> try to beat the rain? >> we are. i don't want to do this in the rain, you know. i think a lot of us feel that way. >> we're fully prepared, our emergency operation center is staff staffed, road crews on the road and we're ready to face any challenges that come. >> reporter: they are not expecting the system to flood the area like it did last week but the sheriff's department said it wants to be ready for anything that may develop. highway 37 may flood. it is pret

. >> were we rolling when reggie said i was right?nk you, reggie. >> we're going to keep it forever. it's going to be a gif or jif. >> rob, have a good morning. see you later. >>> have to stay in my seat during the 2 1/2 hours of our show. >> but as soon as it's done, jumping over. hey mike nicco. >> hey gang. let's look at what's going on with the forecast. springing forward today. temperatures about 1 to 5 degrees above yesterday's levels. not quite the average yet. probablynd >>> thank you, mike. chp officers in the central valley recovered $13,000 in stolen merchandise from the happiest place on earth. disneyland. it appears to be mostly pins. they're worth $10 to 15 bucks each. this happened in mohave. officers discovered the stolen items inside. it's not clear how the thief got away with so many pins. highway patrol is working to get the items back to disneyland. >>> a paradise couple who lost everything in the fires are receiving a toyota rav4. abc 7 news was at the silicon valley auto show where they met with geico and the com

i know reggie is going to be watching tonight.hat's for sure. >> one new problem in the south bay. westbound state route 237 before zanker road. sounds like a vehicle reended a semi and three others hit that car. we have a chain reaction crash involving four total. you're slow from 880. that happened. chp just getting to the scene. tracy to dublin, 50 minutes here in the yellow. southbound 680. dublin to mission boulevard. still have a crash just before you get to koopman road. slowing down to 33 minutes for a drive time. northbound 85, in the green at 16 minutes 101 to cupertino. all dry pavement. >>> that's good news. 4:00 tomorrow morning, watch up in mendocino and sonoma county. we have a cold front that comes in, offers a little bit of rain, mountain snow. this is 9:00 in the morning. for the rest of us increasing clouds. it leaves the moisture up there and it falls apart. by noon, the cold front is pushing through most of our neighborhoods. the breezes kick up this afternoon or tomorrow afternoon. we'll have a mostly sunny d

. >> hi, jessica, hi reggie. so nice to be with you this morning.oming up on gma, we have the latest on the mueller report. the reaction this morning after the investigation finds no collusion between the president's campaign and russia. our political team will be breaking it all down for you. plus, we've got the president's lawyer joining us. >>> also this morning, that cruise ship nightmare. the ship had engine failure and pummeled by huge waves. hundreds of people had to be airlifted to safety. we get to talk to one of the passengers. he and his entire family rescued by helicopter. >>> plus, the new recommendations out this morning on sugary drinks and kids. dr. ashton is here to give us that info and the great julia lieu driouis-dreyfus with good about her health and her hilarious new show veep. it's only on gma. >> i'm excited for that. >> i love her. it's good to hear she's doing well. can't wait to see that. see you then. thank you,ginger. >>> happening today, lyft and uber drivers across the state planning to protest what they're demanding.

>> a dog named reggie. can you believe? look at this. look at this little guy. just name him reggie a second ago to get me to fall in love with him so i'd adopt him? >> yeah, basically. >> jessica, you'd probably like this reggie a little more. he's quiet and well behaved. >> did i harry -- did i hear there's a jesse and mikey up tere too? after everyone on "abc 7 mornings." you know, i think there's a resemblance. yeah, you know your name, don't you? give me a kiss? look at these two, they found a good pillow this morning. national puppy day. we're celebrating with puppies on 7. all of these puppies are here and they are pooped. look at that. they had to get up real early to come be with us. there is one of the siblings up saying now's my chance to shine. that's right. we want you to adopt these dogs and give them a forever home. look at that. >> two words, cuddle puddle. if you want more information about puppy day and getting an oppotunity to adopt those very sweet little pooches, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. we have contact numbers for the shelte

. >> i like it, reggie. >> thanks alexis. i'm here all week. >>> drive sober or get pulled over. >> tonight police will set up dui checkpoints around the city. the checks start at 6:00 and run until 2:00 in the morning. police say dui -- those who supply marijuana, prescription drugs can impair your ability to drive. you've been warned. >>> richmond high school reopened after being closed because of a power outage. pg&e confirms the outage on tuesday was because of equipment failure. power was restored to most of the area except the high school. crews had to order a part to fix the main breaker. they say it didn't quite fit. classes were canceled for two days. >>> a generator will power the school today. administrators say it's unclear whether the two missed days will have to be made up. >>> despite the pending bankruptcy, pg&e is trying to give employees $235 million worth of bonuses. the utility has asked a judge to approve the money. which would be set aside for incentives for workers. pg&e filed for bankruptcy in january.

>> reporter: hi reggie. the b.a.r.t. board is going to meet today to decide whether to accept a bill. it would require more housing like you see here around b.a.r.t. stations. this is the contra costa county station surrounded by housing and retail. the bill would require afrd b pt of the development. critics say local government leaders should have control over housing development plans, not the state. the b.a.r.t. riders we talked to say something does need to be done. >> i wouldn't have no problem with it. i live in vallejo. but i have no problem with that. we need more housing in the bay area, that's for sure. affordable housing is what we need. that's how i feel about that. >> reporter: the bill's author is scott wiener, he says we have a terrible housing problem and need stronger state standards to make sure local communities are allowing enough housing. b.a.r.t. is expected to vote to support this bill today. >>> live from the contra costa b.a.r.t. station. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thank you, amy. a shoplif

>> a dog named reggie. can you believe? look at this. look at this little guy.name him reggie a second ago to get me to fall in love with him so i'd adopt him? >> yeah, basically. >> jessica, you'd probably like this reggie a little more. he's quiet and well behaved. >> did i hear there's a jesse and mikey up there too? i think we're getting replaced. >> i think they're naming them after everyone on "abc 7 mornings." you know, i think there's a resemblance. yeah, you know your name, don't you? give me a kiss? look at these two, they found a good pillow this morning. national puppy day. we're celebrating with puppies on 7. all of these puppies are here and they are pooped. look at that. they had to get up real early to come be with us. there is one of the siblings up saying now's my chance to shine. that's right. we want you to adopt these dogs and give them a forever home. look at that. >> i want to get in the middle of that cuddle puddle. too cute. if you want more information about puppy day and getting an opportunity to adopt those sweet dogs, go to our websi

>> a dog named reggie. can you believe? look at this. look at this little guy.u just name him reggie a second ago to get me to fall in love with him so i'd adopt him? >> yeah, basically. >> jessica, you'd probably like this reggie a little more. he's quiet and well behaved. >> i think they're naming them after everyone on "abc 7 mornings." you know, i think there's a resemblance. yeah, you know your name, don't you? give me a kiss? look at these two, they found a good pillow this morning. national puppy day. we're celebrating with puppies on 7. all of these puppies are here and they are pooped. look at that. they had to get up real early to come be with us. there is one of the siblings up saying now's my chance to shine. that's right. we want you to adopt these dogs and give them a forever home. look at that. >> it is all about the puppy cuddle puddle, i am telling you. if you want more information about puppy day and getting an opportunity to adopt those very sweet little pooches, you can go to our website, abc7news.com. we have contact numbers for the shelters

introduce new markets new growth the potential for innovation ideas if they're educated if they're reggie. and that's the big problem at the moment and offer you ready have huge youth unemployment leads to a whole range of problems ranging from social unrest to mosque migration near your body seeing tens of sizes of young african men and women risking their lives crossing the mediterranean trying to get to europe in the hope of a better life and people would say if african leaders don't invest more in their youth those problems are only going to get bigger you've already got twenty million obsolescence in africa who are not enrolled in school and most of them are girls and if the trend continues you're only going to see bigger problems wrap it up in a sense is there a best practice countries should be following well if your population is aging you should be open to immigration. is getting younger and then you have to invest in the youth craig ferguson thank you very much for coming in. and i start business with. europe. united. divide. the. russian course. what binds the continent togethe

i'm reggie aqui.trike. the agreement was reached after 3,000 teachers walked off the job february 21st, prompting marathon negotiations for better pay and classroom conditions. teachers ratified that contract on sunday. the district warns it may have to enact a round of staff cuts to pay for those raises. >>> let's go see how traffic looks today. >> let's take a live look outside. san mateo bridge, things are moving along okay. it is a little stop and go just past the toll plaza. some gray skies this morning. you may have to turn your wipers on once or twice. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 50 minutes in the red. not bad once you make it through the toll plaza, across the bay bridge. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo also >>> hi there, everyone. good monday morning. scattered showers along the peninsula. highway 1, half moon bay. otherwise, lots of cloud here in san francisco. it's in the 50s. 52 in mountain view. we're looking at some afternoon sun with upper 50s to near 60. reggie? >> thanks

hi, whit. >> reggie, jessica, good morning to you both. coming up on gma. pressure is mounting on boeing after the two deadly crashes amid new reports on another close call and what we're learning about the cockpit recordings from that fatal lion air disaster. we've got the latest. also, the breakthrough medication for new mothers suffering from pt depression. dr. ashton will explain how it works sfliefrm the new tech on your phone that helps to catch car thieves in the act. one mfl player took it to take down an alleged she have. >> the 16-year-old who is accepted to nine how schools. we're not talking about college. this is law school. what were you doing when you were 16, right? >> it makes me feel so inkwad at. >> fail my driving test. that's a true story. >> you did too? >> all three of us failed our driving tests. >> look where we are now. >> the written test? >> twice, actually. >> i can't relate to you on that one. that is a bad one. >> p. great. >>> two bands confirmed for shows on -- >> drake, lady gaga, justin timberla timberlake. why a fitness c

you saw the truck was smoldering a few moments ago with reggie and jessica. there's nothing left of this truck. this is going to take a while to clean up. they are having trouble getting flatbed tow truck, a street sweeper because of ash anddebris t, s thearetuck rfre feeder roads 580 and 205 gridlocked. the interstate is a mess. you're not moving this morning. alternates, not great ones, not driving. you can take ace rail or delay your trip today. we also have a sig alert in san francisco. i'll talk more about that coming up next. >>> in our effort to help build a better bay area, we're putting a spotlight on critical issues including homelessness. >> the pressure on to move hope village, a home less encampment. residents of willow glen debated whether the encampment should move into their community. the initial thought was to use santa clara water district property at willow but valley water voted that down. abc 7 news reporter matt keller joining us live at san jose city hall with what's next. matt. >> good morning, jessica. the people living at hope n jo

defifined washington and r reded americica's role in the world ao speak to former presidential aide reggie love who above the described as a little brotheher. and a ask him whahat the presidt was like in private away from the cameras who is the real barack obama

. >> this is over the french alps and it was shared by reggie.'ve got two athletes flying over the slopes. one of them leading us. our pilot here, it's good to see them flying over the lift with people sitting in the seat and then obviously -- >> imagine being a lift and being fly >> theyw with your lift ticket. >> it must have been pretty awesome. >>> she's a real estate professional and the market is kind of saturated, so she decided she should do things a little bit different. ♪ we could talk about the properties looking for ♪ ♪ i can get you preapproved with no problem ♪ >> she said she was simply looking for a way to shake things up a little bit from a marketing standpoint and she lov loves karaoke. i will say this. she does break down the steps in the process of purchasing a home. because most people don't really know the steps until they actually have to go rough it. ♪ now it's closing time ♪ it's closing time >> and did you notice the champagne toast at the end of the closing? that's how you treat a client. >> i've got to give her some go

. >> jesse, reggie great to be with you. a lot of -- 95% coming from me this morning.ll get do into that in a moment. first, we talk about the reaction coming in after the paul manafort shock he shall. president trump's former campaign chair getting a reduced sentence from what was recommended. george and pierre thomas will have the latest on that. >>> as daylight saving time approaches this weekend, we have the warning of sleep deprivation. gio taking one for the team. >> also flashback friday. turning back the clock in times new kids on the block. i may or may not have told them i had a band called attitude and we covered cover girl. my favorite song. >> reggie, you were playing that earlier this morning. >> i was playing cover girl. jessica is a youngin. she wasn't around for the first time. >> they're a little old for me. >> we get it. so ginger tweeted out about cover girl and i forgot about cover girl. so i played it for jessica this morning. it has that great chorus like oh, oh, she's my cover girl ♪ right? >> and then they were like sing it for us. oh, no no, n

. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. facing serious charges but this morning we're finding out that they're facing consequences outside of the courtroom as well. listen to this one here. manuel and elizabeth hen from atherton. he's described as a founder, chairman and ceo of hercules capital. that's changed now. this morning, hercules capital announced that he's voluntarily stepped aside as chairman and ceo after he became ensnared in the scandal. he was arrested in new york city on tuesday and released on $500,000 bail. hercules said that he will still hold a seat on the board and serve as an adviser. according to the indictment, he and his wife participated in the cheating scheme on four separate occasions to their two daughters. the indictment claims they paid the head tennis coach nearly $1 million to designate their older daughter as a tennis coach in order to facilitate her admission to the university. now, there are a lot of more accused here in the bay area. for more information go to abc7news.com. reporting live

reggie, hi. we're looking at live doppler 7. a few light showers along the coast. higher elevations. overall, the cloud cover thinning out for a break. setting our sights on this system here for the middle of the week. that system will push down into southern california. so yes, we have more rain on the way but not today. heading out, 40s and 50s. cloudy skies. maybe an isolated shower on the coast. higher elevations. more clouds, a few peeks of sun. mid and upper 50s. partly cloudy tonight. good morning, alexis. >> good morning, lisa. we're off to a pretty quiet start on this monday morning. no major issues to talk about. you could run into a few sprinkles and mist on your commute. that's about it. certainly the soggier days are coming later in the week tomorrow into wednesday. i have good news. of course, major flooding due to the rain on state route 37. over the weekend, crews continue to pump all that water out of there. on saturday, they were able to fully reopen the westbound lanes and the eastbound lanes were open. i'm hopeful that they won't be closed once

that was my message. >> for more great interviews, you can catch kristen sze and reggie aqui on middaye on weekdays. >>> will not be a san francisco skbrie giant after all. bryce harper and the philadelphia phillies agreed to a 13-year $330 million contract. that is the largest deal in baseball history. sources say the agreemnt won't become final until harper passes a physical. this reported signing comes only a couple of days after the 26-year-old outfielder met with top giants officials in las vegas where harper lives. harper had spent his entire seven-year career with the washington nationals. if you do the math, it adds up to $45,000 per plate appearance. >> not too shabby. >> not too bad. >>> b.a.r.t. releases performance reports. how is it doing? >> i'd like about 50 at-bats. we'll take a look from mt. tam at partly cloudy skies over the bay area. bright, though. the clouds are thickening and more r georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death

amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie. southwest airlines is the united states carrier that has the most boeing 737 max 8s. up next is american airlines. united airlines has the boeing 737 max 9. it was the boeing 737 max 8 that crashed in ethiopia on sunday killing everyone on board. it is the second max 8 to crash in the last six months. singapore has now grounded the planes joining china, argentina and indonesia. some travelers say they are feeling concern, but we met one man here at sfo who says he isn't sweating it. >> probably would not change flights, and i think it's the safest way to travel. i travel every week across the country and i'm not particularly concerned about it today. >> u.s. senator dianne feinstein is calling for the u.s. government to ground the planes. u.s. carriers say they are confident they are safe and still consider it air worthy. the plane just came on the market in 2017. they are popular because of their quiet cabins, legroom and fuel efficiency. reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc 7

jessica, reggie?out muslims here in the u.s., what are law enforcement agencies doing to protect them? >> well, law enforcement agencies across the country say they are stepping up their security from los angeles to new york city, lapd for instance. they put out a statement saying they were going to add extra patrols around mosques near san francisco. doing the same thing. minneapolis as well. obviously, hate has been seen here in the u.s. police, law enforcement across the country on high alert today. >> understandably so. stephanie ramos, thank you so much. >> video and a related manifesto spread quickly. tech companies worked swiftly to remove it. >> thewashington post" announced twitter suspended the accounts where links to the live stream appeared. facebook removed the facebook and instagram accounts. red it was actively monitoring the situation and taking down links to the live stream. as happens with the internet, these things pop up again and again. they have to continually monitor it. that's

wow is right, reggie. that was 61 feet.ording to our sister network, espn, it's the longest three-pointer of the entire nba season. it wasn't enough, thou fell to th ispointing a end. i'll never forget seeing that. that was crazy. coming back with another 90 minutes of news including ditcevidt >>> terrifying moments for a north bay family caught on camera. a plouler entering a sleeping baby's bedroom. >> a live look at richmond-san rafael bridge. crews have wrap up repair work. what they should know about construction in the next new months. >>> chase reveals opening entertainment act, san francisco symphony and metallica. we'll explain how it's a symbolic home coming for both groups. good morning, march 15th. >> 5:30 in the morning, hope you're doing well. a look at the forecast this morning. not exactly the beautiful day yesterday but not bad. >> still comfortable as far as temperatures but not as much sunshine as yesterday. take a look at what's going on. fog across the north bay. the thickest right now between vallejo a

>> reporter: reggie, this issue very important for teachers and other workers. the school board going to be taking that vote later today in mountain view. >> i share my two-bedroom apartment with my daughter, my son-in-law and my two grandchildren. >> that's the reality for nancy rodriguez, administrative sis tabt for the mountain view school district. she's moving her family where she can afford to house. that means err commute will take more than three hours. other teachers are shang apartments to make it work in a city where the average apartment goes for $2500 a month. they're proposing they build 144 units. in an apartment complex around the corner from the school district office. it would be for school teachers and employees. >> i'm excited about it. it creates a solution that could be replicated across the state. really, it creates a solution that retains teachers for our community to make sure that we have top notch schools. >> reporter: teachers in the district have a starting salary of $64,000. they pay $1500 a month for the apartment, saving about a t

judge reggie walton in the u.s. federal court house rejected that. he said there hasn't been sufficient evidence shown that muthana will be irreparably harmed without expedited relief. then he went on to say, and i quote, "the case will now adhere to the normal flow of litigation." lawyers came here -- a little bit of background -- they came here asking for this expedited consideration. because she is in imminent danger, they maintain, from isis. in syria. here's what her lawyer had to say after judge reggie walton issue that determination. don't ask because today we are disappointed but understand the judge's initial ruling. focusing on whether there is immediate harm. we recognize the inequities and they prayed and astutely concerned about her continued position in the camp. if something changes that would overcome that, we will file another request for the court. as circumstances warrant. >> more background now -- she went to isis in 2014 to join isis. she took her tuition money from the university of alabama to fly to turkey and then to syria. wh

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jessica and reggie. good morning to you. we're expecting a parade of parents here. more than a dozen descending on the boston courthouse for this nationwide college admissions scandal. all week it's been a week long revolving door of the defendants coming here in a crush of media facing a judge for the first time. yesterday we saw the former yale women's soccer coach, rudy meredith pleading guilty to two counts of wire fraud. authorities say he was a key player, central player in this investigation. also leading to the alleged master mind of all this. today it's all about the parents. six of them have ties to the bay area. one that we just wanted to point out here, a vineyard owner, augustine yu knee us jr. he'll be here and he's allegedly accused of conspiring to cheat on his daughter's college entrance exam, also submitted a photograph of a girl playing water polo that ultimately wasn't his daughter. you get an idea of all the different things that some of these parents were doing allegedly, to try to get their kids in the high ranking universities. these parents,

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a dog named reggie. can you believe? just name him a second ago before i came up in order to get me to fall in love and adopt him. >> you'll like him more. he's quiet and well behaved. >> is there a jessie and mike up there too? we're getting replaced. >> i actually think there's a resemblance. >> look at these two. they found a good pillow this morning. national puppy day. we're celebrating with puppies on 7. all of the puppies are here and they are worn out. look at that. they had to get up this morning to be with us. one of the siblings up. saying now is my chance to shine. that's right. adopt these dogs and give them a forever home. >> isn't that great? if you want to get more information, go to our web site. let me warn you. it's irresistible. >> we have contact numbers for the shelters participating. each has their own guidelines. we thank the shelters for being part of the day. so many people today feeling zen. >> better than goat yoga. >> world news tonight is next. we appreciate your time. >> tonight as we come

we are back on top, reggie. >> all right. >>> a new study confirms what historians suspected for decades. that there are hidden buildings and tunnels underneath the prison yard on alcatraz. >> interesting. ar did not want to dig and disturb the land so they used radar and laser scans to identify buried structures and underground ammunition magazines and tunnels. historians believe when it was built, workers did not demolish existing buildings, instead, they buried them and built the brings on on top. the full study is published. i'm sure you'll all be going out to read it today. >> you can borrow my subscription. >> i have a parade magazine to lend you. >> that's a fair trade. >>> here's a look at flooding on the roadways. i've driven through it. i know what you'll experience as all of us do. it's not easy whatsoever. trees, power lines down. we'll raise that up to moderate. about 1,000 feet. that's where the wind advisory is. i'll show that you in the top of the half hour. landslides and debris flows. you can see a few scattered showers outside of the north bay where you're going to cle

i'm reggie aqui. and the rain has really been coming down throughout the bay area.ing, waiting for that train. let's get to alexis. they must have been underneath the covering there. >> we'll have to see if his clothes are soaked or not. we're looking at some delays here in the east bay, very heavy on 13, all routs trying to get to the bay bridge. the rain is letting up but unfortunately it's left its mark here. those bay bridge ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> welcome back. i have the live doppler 7 on street level up on the north bay because that's where the steadiest of the rain is. but we have periods and pockets of rain and showers o

i'm reggie aqui.e union says they can't agree on class sizes and ratios for support staff, nurses and counselors. we can agree on traffic, i'm not sure. how is it going? >> maybe we don't agree with what we're seeing, we can agree not to like it. there we go. >> sure. >> we're improving in fremont. we had a two-car crash with injuries that was blocking the left lane. just canceled the sig alert but we have delays in both directions. here's a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights still on. >> >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> here's a look at our storm impact scale. good morning, by the way. it's a one. scattered showers. it is falling in san jose and reaching as far north as the golden gate bridge. look out for rainbows today. we've got another chance of rain saturday. reggie. >> that is a bright ♪ it's time to get the chains off ♪ [ applause ] >>> welcome back. this wonderful audience we have this thursday morning excited for our "deals & steals" boss edition.

>> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie.e the protest will be in front of the omni hotel. this is where lyft plans to meet with potential investors. that's happening later this morning. but the drivers will be protesting because they want to be treated better. they are asking for better pay and more benefits and a voice at work. they will protest to try and convince investors not to do business with lyft until they are treated fairly. lyft is planning to go public and the next ten days is pitching the plan to investors. the company plans to give long-term drivers money to buy stock, but the drivers still plan to protest. they want to 11:00 this morning. live in san francisco, hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> amy, thank you. it is 4:30. >> if you're just waking up to us, good morning. let's get a quick update on weather and traffic starting with mike nicco. >> sunny days are over. here's a look at the storm impact scale for today. light to moderate rain. heaviest in the north bay. breezy at times. 20 to 30. right now the rain is m

. >> jessica, reggie, hi eerybody. remember that area of low pressure spinning off the coast? really don't see it. it's kind of opened up, slowed down and moved to the north. we're just about out of its grip except for the north bay. that's why you still have the slight chance of a random shower today. there's a look from the roof camera. we definitely have clean air today. one of the great days for sight seeing. temperatures cooler this morning, dress for mid to upper 40s at 7:00. around the mid to upper 50s at noon. the breezes will pick up a little bit in the afternoon hours. 57 to 63 at 4:00 with the chance of a random shower in the north bay. most of us seeing the sunset at 7:29. dress for temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. let's get back to alexis and talk about friday light, hopefully. >> swroefr all, friday light. here's a live look at golden gate. if you remember, yesterday we had several lanes closed on 101 for barrier installation. looks like that's not the case today. no delays northbound or southbound 101 from marin county into san francisco. these drive times

i'm reggie aqui.we got some greens, walnut creek, also around oakland. daily city heading towards san francisco and the south bay. i have downgraded the storm impact scale to a one for the rest of today. local downpours and thunderstorms possible. >> we're looking pretty soggy on a lot of our traffic cameras and still very heavy in a lot of areas. we got about 60 incidents on the board, that includes crashes, flooding. very heavy. >> time now for "live with kelly and ryan." we'll see you again at 11:00 a.m. for "midday live" and you can find us on our news -------------------------------- -------------------------------- --------------- >> today from the new film "captain marvel," brie larson. and, our favorite genie in a bottle, barbara eden. plus, your comments and questions on another edition of "the inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: they look so humanly good. hi, guys.

welcome back, reggie. >> thank you. nice to be back. what do we have in store today?. here is a look at this morning, even milder, upper 40s to 50. 49 in livermore, 47 novato, some of the cooler spots. you can see the cloud cover increasing today. it will filter the sunshine and keep us cooler than yesterday from 59 at half moon bay, mid to upper 60s in the north bay and 70s in the east bay valleys and south bay. take a look at your 12-hour planner and then the timetable for the rain coming up. here is alexis. >> okay, mike. overall we're doing okay. the bay bridge toll plaza, no surprise. a lineup in the cash lines on either side. no significant delays for anyone moving through here at 4:27 in the morning. we do have red on sunshine 880. the full closure was done. that was for the overhead sign installation, southbound 880 between pint on and state route 92. i just checked in with caltrans. they also have electrical work in the area. that was blocking two lanes. you can see heavy north. more coming up in several minutes. >>> happening now construction on richmond san

with the turkish economy in trouble president reggie time demands ruling party faces a stiff challenge sunday's vote is being seen as a referendum on his role d.w.i. turkey correspondent yulia han has. intimate a local politician with a very familiar. with. this tea house in the town of east envoy is more crowded than usual. because today. is making a can paint visit so long that it or it was not there on this ridge of tired out on his twenty years old in the political newcomer in turkey's local elections he wants to become a monk to a neighborhood chief he's not related to the turkish president but the name he says has helped him with his career choices somewhat in the mood of the audience people often don't believe me at first and ask if i'm joking on the net i get it you know then i showed them my id card it's an honor for me to have the same name as our president on this because i'm a he's the respected and beloved leader of our country so you're lumbered what about people say they will vote for me. both because of my personality and my name that is i believe this name will help me