says schaeffer stayed calm the entire time.josh schaeffer:"i just didn't want to freak out because sheously freaking out because she just pulled a baby out of her."the chp and ambulance arrived within five minutes--the baby boy was doing well.morgan garcia:"i was panicking because it felt like forever before he started crying. his skin was a little purple, but he was fine, he came out really healthy."the couple now has an amazing birth story to tell--and, the perfect name for their 7 pound bundle of joy.josh schaeffer:"ryder, he was born on the ride." (pam) fiat chrysler is recalling four- point- eight million vehicles.. a problem is preventing drivers from shutting off the cruise control.. this affects at least 15- different chrysler, dodge and jeep vehicles. drivers who accelerate while on cruise control.... are having problems because of a short circuit. fiat chrysler is asking drivers to avoid using cruise control until they take their car to a dealership for a software update. (grant) still ahead... (grant) still ahead... a man holds on to the hood of his car--- all while another

schaeffer stayed calm the entire time. >> i didn't want to freak out. obviously freaking out, she pulled a baby out of here. >> reporter: the chp and ambulance arrived within five minutes. the baby boy was doing well. >> i panicked because it seemed like forever before he started crying and his skin was a little purple but he was fine. >> reporter: the couple now has an amazing birth story to tell and the perfect name for their 7 pound bundle of joy. >> ryder. he was born on the ride. >> mom, dad, and ryder are all doing fine and spending the holiday weekend together. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, hope is rising from the ashes of the north bay wildfires. meet the homeowner coming home once >>> the cavs punched their ticket to the nba finals by winning on the road. the warriors will try the same monday in houston. the rockets are looking to break through for the first time in a long time, so who's feeling the pressure? >> i think everybody feels more nerves for sure. you wake up that morning and this is it. this is the culmination of everything

it's right near schaeffer ranch and it's blocking at least one lane. this is involving a big rig.not the commute direction. friday getaway traffic towards i-5 heading that way, they are going to be stuck in these delays. right now we are tracking a travel time a little under 25 minutes to go from 238 to el charro road. you can see speeds dipping below 20 miles per hour. give yourself some time heading in that direction. other than that, your 580 ride looks typical in that westbound direction. heading out of antioch over to 680, we are in the red. no reports of any accidents or stalls. just the crowds starting to all head out the door at the same time. 26 minutes over it 680. eastshore freeway near carlson 20 minutes from hercules over towards the maze. bay bridge toll plaza heavy 26 minutes into san francisco. >>> the middle of the country continues to experience a rash of tornadoes. take a look at this with at least 29 reported this week. no injuries reported after a tornado in the bennington, kansas, area on wednesday. storm trackers say it had winds up to 140 miles an hour. als

afternoon to share your perspective on the swearing in the inauguration of lattimer putin stephanie schaeffer from the european platform for democratic elections we've mentioned. well we're going to turn now to a european leader who has been on the charm offensive as he looks to assert his authority at home and abroad we of course talking about french president emmanuel mccrone and today it marks one year since he took office armed with the catchphrase france's back he promised to drive through reforms that would revitalize the french economy and he's traveled the world in a bid to position himself as europe's most visible leader but how successful have his efforts been our correspondent georg mathis reports. this was his moment of triumph. emmanuel mccall the newcomer who led the on march movement shook up france's political establishment defeated the far right national front and introduced a new style of government. horse . drawn thousand times such a powerful leader for decades. even on the show the goal of the presidency wasn't such a top down operation it can be brought all this about by

the goal may schaeffer's come to the policy or national. the former royal palace to meet artist joanna weisz consent she has asked him to create the menu for her exhibit opening up as simple as a main course i've chosen fried stock fish garnished with very special olives when there will be a choice of two order overs seven days a typical lisbon soup made from dried broad beans the kind they used to sell in the street that's also going to make another bean soup with the world famous artichokes that's from venice a touch of be an owl can alter that stuff as it. sounds great. for dessert a traditional almond cake with raspberry ice creams and with. the. seller. there's an import ugle josie ivy leisure and you're one of us can share loss are regarded as the uncrowned king and queen of their professions. on. me. here there. was. the song forming the acoustic backdrop to john of ask on cello sculpture three red hot is an example of fargo the characteristic music of lisbon. was john of us concertos was born in paris the bizarre creations have prev

this dude comes in with a bucket and it has a schaeffer in it and stuff.ke you to the o.r., and i have to shave your groin. i took my jorts off and left my underwear on. my number one fear, i was terrified of dying, like everybody, that's my number one fear. my second fear right behind that one is people seeing my (bleep). at that point, when you're in the hospital, exponentially increases the chances of both of those things glaepg sure, maybe at the same time. >> exactly! so the guy goes-- he looks at me and goes, "you have to take your underwear off." i said i'm not taking my underwear off. and he said, "i have to shave your groin." i said, "what is the groin to you?" he said it's there. and i said, "i'll pull the underwear over and give you a landing stp and you can get to work." he said, "i don't have time for this." i said, "they just toild me i am having a heart attack and you make me take my underwear off in front of these people i'll have a second one." the doctor said, "why is he in his underwear." and the guy who just saifd me said, "he won't tak

eastbound 580 before schaeffer ranch road. a vehicle and semi got tangled. it is the far left lane. working to clear that, but probably going to take a while to get all those lanes back open. westbound 205 off-ramp to mountain house parkway, reports of a motorcycle down blocking the left lane of the ramp. we'll take a look at drive times coming up at 6:20. >>> we are following breaking national news this morning. an atf agent in chicago has been shot and is critically hurt. right now there is still a search for a suspect under way. it's a huge manhunt going on. our abc sister station in chicago is reporting the agent was shot in the head during an undercover federal investigation. atf was working with a chicago police task force as well. you can see the major crime scene overnight and it's still the same scene right now as the sun comes up. no other agents or officers were critically hurt. we hope to get a little better information as the day goes on. federal government is actually taking the lead role in this investigation. back to you. >>> 6:32 now. this morning people in mill val

better start about frank schaeffer thing he's back with a new novel and he's taking on a topic that is ubiquitous in our collective consciousness and fierce artificial intelligence that we have karen holmes that from our culture just to talk to us more about here and sounds like we're in for a side firearm yeah you know if this is a dystopian thriller and it's happening in the present day so we don't even have the culture of kind of considering it to be the future this book is called the tyranny of the butterfly focuses on ai and robotics and of course exploits a lot of the current conversations that we're having these days about how machines could possibly one day make human beings redundant so frank said singh is known best known for his two thousand and four novel the swarm which ben of course has read and which was about hive mentality and the deep depths of the ocean that was translated into eighteen languages and was an unbelievable bestseller internationally so he does a ton of research for his books. a lot of real elements that makes for really visual immediate storytelling and

all lanes are cleared on eastbound 580 as you are approaching schaeffer ranch but you can see the delays miles an hour your cruising speed through that stretch. it will take 28 minutes to get to el charro road from 238. 880 nimitz freeway, as you make your way past the coliseum, you can traffic doing fine in both directions. we are still in the green or your friday morning commute. let's check in with neda on the forecast. >>> the clouds are not as stubborn today. look at this nice clearing going on over mount vaca. and blue skies out there. 50 degrees in san francisco right now. 55 in san jose. so temperatures are already starting to warm up a bit. visibility is low in some areas. you may bump into those low clouds in livermore and in san jose. petaluma now 4-mile visibility. santa rosa down to one. napa 1.7-mile visibility. the west winds are still out there not as strong. this afternoon, inland areas get ready for the 80s. a good-looking weekend ahead with mild weather and then warming up again on monday. make ross your destination for savings. if you're looking for an incredible sele