berkeley. not much. just a tiny bit. that's what we're getting today. tomorrow clearing. the wind will pick up. warmer weather on the way. the breeze will be with us thursday and friday. light cloud cover. not much in the way of rain but there will be some. most is going into nevada and the four corners. that will fire up a ridge of high pressure tomorrow. that will scatter the cloud cover out of here and give us cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. it will be a cloudy mostly cloudy kind of cool day with the temperatures in the 60s for many. by tonight, we will clear it out as there are signs of a pattern change. we have to deal with light precipitation for one more day. 60s on the temps. 7:01. the traffic is doing what? >> it is acting according to plan. >> good. >> so if you -- if you're used to slowdowns, it is a little slower because of the wet weather. as you heard steve say, it is not heavy rain but it is nuisance rain. that means that things will be slower. let's go out to the macarthur maze and show you that traffic is going to be slow. we had rain reported at a nearby bart station. just light rain. it will slow traffic down a little bit as you drive to the maze and our camera lens is wet. it has woken up the spider. if you aren't looking and want to see a spider, come to the tv right now. the toll plaza is backed up for 25 minutes. no major problems getting on to the bridge. heavy traffic on highway 4 as usual. if you are driving through pittsburgh. it is stop and go traffic out to bay point. 680 is throw from 224 to 24. and 880 is slowing into union city. south bay commute, most of the freeways are filling in. 101, 237, normal traffic getting out to the valley. back to the desk. >> today president trump is unveiling his tax plan. >> both business and individual tax rates would be cut under the proposal. doug luzader is joining us from washington. you have the numbers. what do you know? >> reporter: we have some of them. >> yeah. >> reporter: later today, they will unveil more of them. one number we're getting this morning would be a larger standard deduction. that's what you write down at the top of your 1040 form and figure out married, single, how many kids. a family of four would get a larger standardized deduction of $24,000. that is a significant increase. it would effectively by itself lower taxes for a lot of folks. and we know for instance corporate income tax rates will be cut as well. some of the details though will come out later today. can president trump crack the tax code? he will take a switching at it today. it could mean big savings for businesses, individuals. the corporate rate is expected to be slashed from 35% to 15%. >> if you look at the corporate side, we have become uncompetitive because of our rates. >> reporter: it has already been good on market growth. yeah the markets have liked this idea of the possibility of significant tax reform. getting it done is something else. and the president will present or his treasury secretary will present a broad outline what they would like to see, rates and so on. the trick is coming up with a way to pay for it because obviously if you cut tax rates, the government loses revenue. will that be tacked on to the deficit? the administration will probably make an argument this will boost economic growth and it could cause a substantial increase in tax receipts. probably not enough to offset the significant rate cuts they're talking about. the other thing to keep in mind is whatever the white house unveils today, it's very likely just a starting point in the negotiations. these things get dicey. republicans and democrats alike agree that something needs to be done with the tax system. it is far too complicated. getting into the details, that's where things get tough. any change that you make winds up with winners and losers and the lobbying on this will be fierce. dave and gasia. >> thank you, doug. >> thank you, doug. president trump is vowing to fight a san francisco federal judge's ruling that blocks withholding of funding from sanctuary cities. >> this is why san francisco had to stand up on behalf of people everywhere. be they immigrants or native born. >> san francisco joined santa clara county in the legal challenge against the executive order. the temporary injunction applies to all sanctuary cities nationwide. >> there are a lot of communities across the country who are frightened of the administration and don't have the resources to fight them. this really is a national movement to protect the constitution. constitution. >> the president's executive order would have blocked federal funding to cities that don't cooperate with federal immigration authorities. in santa clara accounty alone, $1.7 billion in federal funds was at stake. this morning president trump tweeted about the ruling saying, quote, first the 9th circuit rules against the ban and now it hits again on sanctuary cities. both ridiculous rulings. see you in court. although it was the 9th circuit that ruled against the travel ban, the judgment yesterday was made out of the district court in san francisco. a full scale terror drill will be held around the d.c. area. it involves a simulated coordinated attack at six locations in d.c. and the suburbs in virginia and maryland. hundreds of police and emergency personnel will take part. of. while the timing may be coincidental this comes as they address the concerns about north korea's missile capabilities. in a rare and unique occasion, all 100 senators will be briefed at the white house about north korea and its arsenal. in the meantime the united states test fired an unarmed ballistic missile this morning at vandenberg air force base in southern california. the missile launches are essential to know the effectiveness, the accuracy and the readiness of the u.s. defense system and also demonstrate nuclear capabilities. however a peace group is criticizing the test. it only inflames tensions between the u.s. and north korea. that group now says that time -- the time is now for diplomacy, not military provocation. a terrible attack just steps from the san jose state campus. a woman was beaten and left bloodied in the street. police may be looking for a group of women responsible for the attack? >> reporter: yeah. that's exactly right. we just got information e- mailed to the station about four minutes ago that san jose police confirm that they are looking for four to six latino female hispanic females in their mid-20s. this attack taking place at 1:20 in the morning. we are getting more detail about it. all of it unfolding on the street corner near this jack in the box. and then ending down at the corner where the victim wound up bloodied after that attack. officers say they were summoned to the scene around 1:20. the woman had a serious head injury. the victim will been beaten up. that assault started in front of the jack in the box. the victim stumbled to the end of the block, leaving a bloody trail. we spoke with one witness who did not want to appear on camera. it was in fact a group of women who were assaulting the victim. we heard that a bottle was used in the attack. san jose state university police and san jose police responded to the scene. san jose pd are the lead on the investigation. again, the new information just into our news room is that police are in fact confirming that this was an attack conducted by four to six hispanic females and that a bottle was used in the attack. if you take a look, we're in front of la victoria, a landmark in front of the san jose state university. there are surveillance cameras on the side of the building there. we are just about to go inside. la victoria just opened and we are hoping to speak with a manager to see what their surveillance video captured because it does appear that their cameras may well have been aimed right in the area where the assault took place. >> are you able to get an early sense of whether or not this was a targeted attack? >> reporter: at this point, we don't know. that's the question. we just got this information confirmed from san jose pd. so no word if this was a targeted attack. no word from san jose police if the attackers knew the victim. no word about what may have provoked the attack. there are a lot of outstanding questions in the investigation. >> thank you. the time is 7:10, conflicting information on when commentator ann coulter will speak tomorrow at uc berkeley. the berkeley college republicans told ktvu she will speak at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon at sproud please a coulter tweeted out she hasn't talked to berkeley students about a time or location because she was waiting to hear from the school. the "washington post" reports it received an e-mail from ann coulter saying she planned to arrive at berkeley after 6:00 tomorrow morning and hopes the university will provide an appropriate room for the event. the concern is over possible violence. berkeley police have been criticized for not doing enough to intervene. >> there will always be someone who thinks you should have used more force and those who thought you used to much. we're focused on specifically targeting those people who are up to no good. >> uc berkeley police were criticized back in february for allowing a demonstration against a planned speech by conservative commentator milo yiannopoulos to get out of control. berkeley police officers were accused of standing on the side lines as the protesters fought one enough during dualing rallies earlier this month in down town berkeley. another group that invited al coulter at cal is dropping out because of security concerns. young america's foundation released a statement citing, quote, a lack of assurances for protections from foreseeable violence from unrestrained agitators. a berkeley city councilman will be here to talk about the security for ann coulter's appearance. in regard to ann coulter's planned speech tomorrow afternoon, here is the question of the day for you. are you going? yes, to her hear speak. yes, to protest. no, steering clear. >> let us know what you think by voting on our twitter page or ktvu.com. we also love reading your comments on the ktvu facebook page. >> okay, gasia. the time is 7:12. after a rough week, more trouble for bart. the incident involving a group of teenagers just last night shines a light on a very expensive problem. a potential trade war with canada over lumber and milk. the tariff imposed by the u.s. and how it could lead to higher prices. good morning. we have wet weather on some of the commutes. that be affecting your drive to work. this is a look at the macarthur maze. it is wet in emryville and oakland. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. light rain moving through, thick fog in spots. change is on the way. ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? no, i'm good. come on, moe. i have to go. 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bit this morning. but it is still above that 6,000 mark. 6,027. the s&p 500 gaining ground as well. president trump targeting canadian imports. the u.s. do percent secretary announced a tariff of up to 20% on canada for lumber. canadian imports make up 30% of the lumber used in new home construction in the u.s. u.s. lumber producers support the tariff. home builders say this could result in higher prices for newly constructed homes. the two countries also disagree about canadian dairy products being imported. the issue at hand, canada lower prices on domestically imported dire eand filtered milk from the u.s. that dairy farmers have been hit hard but no tariffs announced on canadian dairy products. president trump may be known as the tweeting president. it turns out some of that may be helping twitter's bottom line. twitteras average daily active users jumped 14%. and tech analysts say that may be because more americans are following news and political accounts. revenue still down 8%. that is less than analysts expected. twitter's stock has been up 8% for the morning. i wanted to give people an update on the muddy jeans story from nordstrom. i put that on my facebook page asking would you wear these jeans and would you pay $400 for these japes. resounding no. >> yeah. >> a lot of people get my jeans that dirty at work. i'll sell them for 20 bucks. >> thank you, pam. >> all right, pam. the time is 7:18. let's check in with sal. i know the weather is affecting the weather this morning. >> it is. northbound 680 if you're driving i'm going to put it on the map for you, driving out of san ramon near crow canyon road. this commute is at the speed limit all the way up to walnut creek. if you're driving this way, let me show what you it is like here. northbound 680 as you approach the san ramon area as we just mentioned. we are going the speed of traffic which is moving at a pretty good clip. you can see the windshield wipers are going here. you will encounter slow traffic up to the walnut creek area. westbound, you will see slow traffic on 24 through lafayette heading up to the tunnel. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is backed up for 15 to 20 minutes before you make it on to the actual span of the bring. once you get over to the other side, if you're going down the peninsula, it is slow heading down to san francisco. northbound 101 is okay. southbound 280 is also slow coming out of daly city, past highway 1 and down into san bruin a. at 7:19, let's bring steve in with today's forecast. >> where were we driving, sal? 24. >> that was 680. >> 680. >> i can pull it back up for you. >> light rain we saw. >> yeah. it was 680. it was 680 at the -- >> we will tell you right coming up here. >> yes. >> sycamore valley road. >> danville. okay. thank you. we do have light rain moving through. there's not a lot. but, you know, it's another system. but this looks to be the last in this series. then a pattern change. jamie miller says good morning from san diego, steve. wow. look at that. huh? jamie, thank you for watching and for sending that. i like san diego. no rain and the fog is gone, this is what we're left with on our vacation. that looks awful. what is it in san diego? 60 degrees. l.a. is 5 #. blythe is 70 degrees. i have driven through blythe. that's why i always mention blythe. there is nothing out there. 66 in palm springs. there's our system zipping down fast. it looks like it went over the dumbarton bridge,s havitying somerville and cupertino. oh, there's fog there. i can see some of that fog there. cloudy to mostly cloudy fog. light rain drizzle. tomorrow, clearing. the wind will pick up. warmer heading into the weekend. it looks nice with a few low 80s for a few. the bulk of the system is moving into nevada. then a low will form. this will be a major severe player as it moves out of texas. scenes of big time rain and the ag belts. so if you have travel plans, keep track of this system. for us, after today it gets out of here. 50s to 60s on the temps. very mild. lows are running much lower. 2 to 8 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. 50 up to kelseyville. petaluma, 56. west/southwest the wind is blowing. it looks like not much in the way of snow. even up in the high country, just rain. wind vise e, southern california on the deserts, speaking of, just near l.a. so the grapevine and the high desert. for us, this is the last system in the series. then everything will change. i will get out of the way so you can see the whole picture. that is the ridge of high pressure moving in. one is developing out of the rockies. as that deepens, that will fire the ridge of high pressure over us. it will move inland and send the cloud cover out of here and give us a good wind event starting tomorrow. 60s on the temps, near 70 for a few. if you get a sun break or two, you have a better opportunity. tomorrow sunshine and warmer temps. >> look at that weekend. >> look at it indeed. i'm looking at it right now. >> thank you, steve. a lawsuit targeting california's new gun control laws. the specific ban that gun supporters want to see overturned. the killing of a child streamed live on facebook. the recent string of incidents broadcast live on facebook. what facebook is doing to cut down on violent content and why real change may not happen for years. >> attorneys will announce they're filing ai lawsuit. four people died in the fire and dozens were hurt. the lawsuit is expected to claim the building on san pablo was a fire trap and had electrical defects, blocked fire escapes, broken fire alarms and unsanitary living conditions. it will speak unspecified damages from the owner and the three nonprofit that managed the building. the time is 7:26. we're learning more about the brazen kidnapping attempt over the weekend in san francisco. the suspect was identified by police as 46-year-old darren bravo. police released this mug shot. san francisco police with the help of the chp arrested bravo in petaluma the day after the incident. investigators say he tried to flee but police took him into custody after he hit another vehicle. he is accused of grabbing a 31- year-old woman on the street in san francisco and putting her bag over her head and tried to pull her into his truck. witnesses intervened and the woman got away. brave owe was booked into the county jail. another disturbing incident on facebook. a distraught father in thailand killed his daughter on facebook live and then committed suicide. this has renew thatted questions about facebook's ability to monitor violence on its site. this incident following the killing of godwin earlier this month. the suspect later killed himself as police closed in on him. facebook is saying that the company is working to keep violent content off of the site. they have content moderators that removes content that violates the company's policy. facebook is within years of using artificial intelligence to reduce the amount of violent content. warriors tickets go on sale today. big treat for fans. next a familiar face that is returning to oracle during the series. plus -- >> we don't have the tripod. are bart fare gates a security risk? it will be a topic of discussion at the next board meeting, after a brazen robbery on saturday night. good morning. it is slow out there. a little bit of wet weather also. it has made the commute a little slower than normal. this is a look at 680 northbound approaching highway 24. we will tell you more about this commute coming up. for that commute, there may be a little rain coming through. enough to produce a few light showers. but there are signs of warmer weather on the way. >> we're following a developing story. we will bring in live pictures of a neighborhood in north st. louis, missouri. this is the aftermath of an explosion that happened at a vacant home this morning. one home is destroyed and firefighters are checking adjacent structures for natural gas levels. you see the home has been reduced rubble. a number of emergency crews on the scene. the streets are blocked off. no word on injuries. it is early on. we're following this news and will bring you more throughout mornings on 2. it is wednesday morning, april 26th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. a wet and gray morning. steve has been telling about that. >> fog and gray skies. signs of change, you two. we have light rain moving through. the drizzle won't amount to too much. leena, what is that orange stream it looked like a current on the lower part of your forecast right now. you mean that one right there? i have tweaked the color table on the water vapor so that you can see the features. okay. you can see the features. one area -- you see one low, the area of low pressure and high pressure building in here. this is the cloud cover. i do that so you can see where everything is developing which is so the north of us and in the four corners. going to give big-time rape and also severe weather for them over the next couple of days. we had rain moving through. not much left. but there is some there. we do get the cloud cover and some rain moving through. but this is really light. the bulk of this is off into eastern nevada. that is a sign of the system developing. we're on the western edge of it. cloudy to mostly cloudy skies today. temperatures staying in the 60s. any rain is brief and won't amount to maybe a .01 or so. 50s and 60s. the system will move through later on. then tomorrow we start to transition to clearing but breezy conditions. this system, the high pressure, same graphic, just a different color table will build upwards and send this out of here. highs today 60s. light rain. and i think sal is seeing that as well on some of his traffic cameras. >> yes, we are steve. we're seeing that some of the windshield wipers are still going in the east bay. as you mentioned, it is nor like nuisance rain. here on highway 24, westbound, as we come through lafayette, we usually show you a picture from our tower camera nearby. but this is right in the trenches so to speak. 24 after the interchange. you see the traffic is kind of slowish. i can show it to you from our traditional view of the traffic. so down there somewhere is our ktvu car. probably right around here. heading west. let's take another quick look. there he is. okay. westbound as you drive up to the tunnel. there have been no major problems. this is a look at the macarthur maze coming around the berkeley curve. slow traffic beginning right around here, getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza. and at the toll plaza, there is waiting to do westbound coming up to the pay gates. no major problems getting on to the bridge. you will also see traffic on the peninsula this morning is a lot busier than yesterday. 280 is slow from 19th avenue all the way down to san bruin a. 7:34, let's go back to the desk. >> we're talking about bart today. security and fare evasion are big concerns this morning. there was another fare evasion problem last night that caught the attention of the bart station agent. what happened? >> reporter: yes. we're going to explain what happened in just a second. but this issue of fare evasion and some of the security risks involved have led bart board members to recommend changing the fare gates. the concern is that the existing gates are too low, too open for people to pass through without paying and it not only costs bart money but can cause crime. this will be front and center at the board meeting tomorrow. they are expected to suspect a saturday night robbery at the bart station. 30 to 40 juveniles swarmed a bart car and robbed passengers inside of their phones, wallets and laptops. that may have prompted bart police station here at lake merritt to take extra precautions when they see people hopping the gates. according to the east bay times here at the bart station an agent around 7:30 noticed a small group of teens wearing hooded sweatshirts pass through without paying and head down to the platform. we're ed this could be another robbery like the flash mob robbery friday night, the agent alefted police and told trains not to stop as a precaution. now, the teens apparently turned around and ran out of the station before police could stop them. in light of these recent incidents though many of the bart riders we talked to this morning think changing the fare gates to make them more difficult for fare cheatsis a good idea. >> as long as it doesn't impede people's commutes. that would be a bigger problem than that one incident. as long as it keeps the slower traffic through the bart stations, i think it is a good idea. >> i have seen people jump the stiles. >> reporter: now, some bart board members say the low-rise gates are not only a security risk but they cost the system money. bart estimates they lose $25 million in revenue every year from people who hop over the gates and go on to the train without paying. >> thank you, allie rasmus, in oakland: two people are in critical condition after being shot in a car near hayward. it happened just after 7:30 near interstate 880 in an unincorporated part of alameda county. two people were suffering from gunshot wounds in the car. investigators believe someone in another car drove by and shot the two men. authorities have not made any arrests and they are looking for a motive in the attack. the national rifle association has filed the first of several lawsuits targeting california's new gun laws. they want to overturn the ban of semi rifles with bullet buttons. the california rifle and pistol association plans to file six lawsuits. the first challenge is the state's ban on assault style weapons. >> we in the legislature will act with the appropriate level of urgency in response to the growing gun violence in our streets. >> guns are bought by law abiding citizens for lawful purposes, those are protected by the second amendment. >> the time is 7:37. a new report from the antidefamation league says a number of anti-semitic incidents nationwide are on the rise. there we are more than 1200 incidents in the u.s. last year. 211 of those were here in california. the highest number reported in any state. around the country, reports are up sharply again. now, the ante defamation league says california lawmakers are working on new bills that would improve the reporting and tracking of hate crimes and knowing where the problems are occurring could help prevent the problem from growing. there was a car fire in vacaville that has turned into a hate crime investigation. firefighters say they spotted a car engulfed in flames on williams street near downtown vacaville monday night. then they discovered the car was covered with graffiti reading kkk. the police now calling this incident a hate crime. a nearby gas station also had the spray painted letters on it. if you have any information about this, call the police. parents and staff at albany high school addressed recent racistence dents last night. it was a regular meeting for the school district but the focus was on a series of racist events dating back to last fall. 11 students have been suspended the and the incidents sparked protests on the campus. >> hitler gestures in the hallway. as a result of that investigation, they were able to take action. >> the racially charged attacks were also shared online that led to the departure of the principal at albany high. the time is 7:39. san francisco is getting a new elementary school. the school board voted to build the school in the mission bay neighborhood. last night there was a packed crowd as the school board approved the proposal supporting building a new elementary school in the area on land that has been provided by ucsf. the mission bay neighborhood is a growing part of the city with a lot of new buildings and construction underway. the school district expects up to # hundred new public school students in that area. >> right now over 100 school aged children in mission bay who don't have a school to go to. a lot of the families are choosing nonpublic options. >> we want to keep families in san francisco. the way to do that is if you have kids, you have to opportunities for public schools. >> the school district is considering adding affordable housing for teachers in the area as well as a science technology engineering and math center. the time is 7:40. warriors fans today is your chance to get tickets to the second round playoffs. starting at 9:00 this morning, sales will open to members of the warriors fan club with american express credit cards. then all members of the insiders club can buy tickets. the general public gets its chance at 2:00 this afternoon. they will face the winner between the jazz and the clippers. we have more information on ktvu.com. during upcoming playoff game, the team will celebrate the we believe warriors. the underdog team surprised many and captured the hearts of warriors fans. a member of the we believe team, matt barnes, is now back with the current squad. barnes is seen as a bridge to the we believe warriors and today's team that is favored to win another championship. >> way to go, matt. the time is 7:41. if everything goes according to plan, marshawn lynch will be a member of the oakland raiders today. espn and the nfl network reporting that the raiders and marshawn lynch have agreed to a two-year contract. the raiders and the seahawks have come to terms on trading the rights to marshawn lynch. more than likely a late round draft pick. the only thing is for the five time pro bowl running back has to pass a physical. that is expected to happen today. and derek carr tweeted out the announcement this morning. he said he's back. beast mode. welcome to the squad, bro. akland. >> the time is 7:42. a major medical break through to report. the new artificial womb that could give premature babies a bert chance of survival. it could be the most enjoyable class they may ever have. a new twist on yoga involving animals. taking a drive on highway 24? it is going to be slow here as you approach the tunnel. you can see the crossroads coming up here. and the traffic is crowded. skies are crowded with a lot of cloud cover and light rain. it looks like a change after today. if you're looking for sunshine, we have it on the extended outlook. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >> new developments from france this morning on the mass shooting in 2015 at the french newspaper. ten more people were just arrested. they likely supplied weapons used in the shooting. two brothers forced their way into the offices, killing 12 people and hurting 11 others. the suspects were killed in a shootout with police. al-qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. president trump's former national security adviser may have violated federal laws. members of the house oversight committee say that flynn did not seek permission or inform the u.s. government that he accepted tens of thousands of dollars from russian organizations after a trip to russia in 2015. the bipartisan accusations come as his foreign contacts are being examined by other committees. the house oversight committee says the white house stone walled investigators by withholding documents relating to flynn's vetting and his national security clearance. a state auditor says the university of california hid $175 million in secret accounts while asking the state for more money to run the ten campus system. an audit says the uc president's office overestimated the cost and spended less than budgeted. uc paid its employees more than state workers and also interfered in the auditing process. democratic assembly man of sacramento requested this audit last year. ear. >> interference, obstruction, tampering, delay, delay access, all of those things are damaging. even one or two of them are. so we will be holding a hearing next week looking into that. >> lieutenant governor newsome kits on the uc board of regents and tweeted this reaction. the board must reverse its tuition decision. janet denies that the office kept that money stashed away. there is a cyber security threat as well as emerging issues involving support for undocumented students. but the emergency fund is $38 million that represents 10% of the uc operating system. a cat cafe in seattle is taking its love of cats to a new lover. they're offering cat yoga classes. students can bring their cats to the class for interactive exercise. that one is not doing anything, i don't think. >> my kind of cat. >> the class is just like a normal yoga class except cats can freely walk around. these classes also help raise money for local animal organizations. in the meantime in boulder colorado, the hottest yoga trend involves goat. she teamed up with a goat dairy which had plenty of baby goats. she instructs while the goats run and walk around and climb on people. she says all of her classes by the way are sold out. in fact she is having trouble keeping up with demand for people who want to be in it. >> very cute. very cute. 7:48. we will run over to sal castaneda. what will they think of next, right, sal? >> doesn't sound like a baaaad idea. >> i was waiting for that. i into you it would be you. good morning, everybody. let's get on highway 24 and look what we look like. highway 24 westbound heading up to the tunnel. traffic is moving well. we're getting to the point where we're just about to drive into the tunnel. the traffic has not been that bad. i'm going to switch over to highway 24 in lafayette. it doesn't look bad as you drove through the lafayette area. it is slow in orinda as well. when you get to the tunnel, by the time you get to the tunnel -- we can go back to that -- it looks good. here we are at the last exit before the tunnel. nice picture and nice picture of highway 24. this is the bay bridge approach from the macarthur maze. not a bad commute driving through. at the baba, there is a backup of about 25 minutes -- at the bay bridge toll plaza, there is a backup of about 25 minutes. the slowdown is back today for whatever reason. 280 is slow out of daly city to san bruin a. 101 is jam packed from south city all the way up. it could be the wet weather slowing everyone down. you see the slowdowns here and traffic will be slow as well on the peninsula. southbound 101 burlingame into san mateo. a lot of slow traffic. as we bring steve in here, steve, do we have drizzle over that could be slowing traffic. >> i have that in the forecast. i don't want to be the goat on that. oh. oh. oh. oh. going through the -- >> yes. >> this is one of the new board. >> right there. right there. >> there you go. >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel, steve. now, back to you. >> thank you, sal. coming through on the berkeley oakland side. good morning, everyone. under foggy conditions. see that every morning, dave. i know. yep. yep. yep. >> yep. >> we have some company on the rainfall. 44.74 inches of rain. making it the westest stretch since 1885 -- wettest stretch since 1885. they have rain there into portland. portland, oregon as well is close to setting a wettest water year as well. we have light rain coming through. most off to eastern nevada. it is about the low that is digging into the four corners. 50s and 60s on the temps. i don't think they will change much in the next couple of hours. 60s on the highs. we have a west/southwest breeze. it will turn more northerly heading into tonight and tomorrow. as the system digs, in out of the northwest, one more system has to play into the forecast. you can see the signature of the high pressure. it is trying. there is a stream of moisture. no wonder seattle has had a lot of rain. everything is aimed at them. coming across the pacific is a lot of moisture. it will move northward as the high builds in. 60s, and 70s on the temps. mainly 60s. coast and bay. low clouds and drizzle and light rain. after today though we can say that is it. the breeze will pick up but so will the sunshine and the warmer temps heading into friday and saturday. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. the time is 7:52. patients are warned about a netflix series shot in the bay area. coming up in our 8:00 hour, why it could lead to more suicides among teenagers. a powerful drug with deadly consequences. a warning about tainted drugs blamed for at least five deaths in the north day. north-- north bay. to a cozy bed, can be yours for less. save up to 20% at the ikea bedroom event. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a 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never get to get a raise. >> we have a calpers hit. >> the union wants a 14% pay raise over 7 years. the city is offering a 10% raise. if there is a strike and it could happen in the next cupful days, nonessential services like libraries and parks could be affected. lawmakers in washington, d.c. are considering ai new bill that would prohibit airlines from involuntarily bumping confirmed passengers after being seated on a plane. it comes after the controversial video of the passenger being dragged off a united plane when erectussed to give up his seat for crew members. the proposal is called the board fairly act. it will require airlines that need to make room on a flight to negotiate with passengers before boarding the flight. airlines would be prohibited from removing a passenger that has already boarded unless it is for a safety reasoner for genuine security reasons. our time is 7:57. time now to check in with mike. >> thank you, dave. president trump plans to fight back after a federal judge's ruling tied to the executive order on sanctuary cities and federal funding. >> reporter: president trump is tackling comprehensive tax reform. i'm doug luzader in washington. we will have some of the surprising numbers just ahead. it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it for 50 years. it's the sound... and the fury. it's letting it all hang out there, and it's hanging on for dear life. that is what amg driving performance means. and this is where it lives. the 503-horsepower mercedes-amg c63 s coupe. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is wednesday, april 26th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. let's help you get out the door. i thought of you, steve. mr. drizzle was back. >> yes. we get a break as the pattern changes a little bit. we keep a lot of cloud and little rain in there. drizzle for some. over towards inverness and stinson beach, there is rain over there. cloudy mostly cloudy day. the fog has lifted a little bit. the main energy on this is over into nevada. on its way to actually new mexico. you're saying new mexico what does that have to do with us? it will set up a strong low. that will fire up the ridge of high pressure over us. it will be a process over two to three days. 50s and 60s on the temps. san jose 60. brentwood 60. oakland at 60. a mild air mass in place with a west/southwest breeze. it will turn more northerly in the next couple hours. but right now it is west/southwest. the trend is to send a lot of this moisture northward. it will are our turn to get in on more sunshine tomorrow. today, mostly cloudy. light rain. saying in the 60s -- staying in the 60s for most. >> are we still driving, sal. >> we are still driving. we are in oakland in the east bay. we're still driving around looking at traffic. you can see a lot of the heavy truck traffic. we're on interstate 880 just past the coliseum. coming up you can see the coliseum extension left on the left here in traffic. in fact traffic is a little slow. we're just passing that big dealer where they sell cat pillar construction equipment. i always wonder who goes in and buys a big bulldozer. never mind that. we are coming up on the coliseum. let's figure out which part it is. southbound 880. it's one of these cars coming by heading south. northbound 880 will be slow driving up past the coliseum and get up into downtown oakland. moving along to the macarthur maze, there is slow traffic there as well. it has dried off. earlier we had light rain. on the pence larks a lot of dirty work here. 101 backed up to almost the airport. that's a long one. steve says that is partly due to the drizzle on the roads. all the way down past 380. it is a long one this morning. back to the desk. >> san jose police have confirmed to ktvu they believe a group of women knocked down and left a woman beaten and bloodied in the street. it happened overnight near san jose state university. credits christian is right across the street from the cam -- christien kafton is right across the street from the campus. >> reporter: yes. police confirmed they are looking for a group of four to six hispanic females in relation to the assault. this is the area where the incident took place. you can see this is the area here near the jack in the box where the assault purportedly took place, leaving the victim bloodied and stumbling towards the corner there. that's where first responders found the victim. police were summoned to the scene at 1:20 this morning. the woman had serious but nonleave threatening injuries to her head. one witness told me it was a group of women who were assaulting the victim. police say it wasn't just fists and feet. the assault reportedly included a bottle as well. at this point authorities have not identified any of the suspects. meanwhile coming back to the live shot, you can see this incident happened right near the la victoria close to the san jose state campus. we have been trying to contact workers inside to let us look at the video surveillance that they may or may not have of the incident. so far they need to check with their managers to see if they can check that video and then later on possibly release that video to us as well. they do have cameras on that side of the building and they may have captured the assault. at this point san jose police say they are looking for four to six hispanic females in relation to the attack. the victim is in her late 20s. unclear if she was associated with the university. whether she was a university student or anything like that. we are looking into a lot of loosens on this investigation. >> thank you. today president trump will unveil his tax reform plan. both business and individual tax rates would be cut noted the proposal. doug luzader is in washington, d.c. with the numbers. >> reporter: a comprehensive tax form is something that one administration after another has talked about doing. can president trump succeed, especially given the political environment around here? can president trump crack the tax code? he will take a big swing at it today. it could mean big savings for businesses, families and injured reserve haves. the headline will likely be the corporate tax rate. it will be slashed from 35% to 15%. >> if you look at the corporate side in particular we have become largely uncompetitive because of our rate snooze it has already been good for market growth. the dow has been on a tear with news of a tax overhaul that could include cuts for small businesses too. what about the rest of us, especially on the heels of tax season? individual rates could go down and deductions could go up. to the point where some would be better off taking the standard deduction over getting a break on mortgage interest. that could have big consequences for home sales and home values. while the president will speak in broad strokes today. members of congress will have to start crunching the numbers. >> we have to see the details and it has to be something that is fair for small businesses and large businesses and working people. >> reporter: and skepticism from some republicans who worry about where all of the money will come from with the national debt approaching 20 trillion dollars. the white house will argue that tax cuts can lead to economic growth that can offset some of the costs but probably not all of them. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. president trump is vowing to fight a federal judge's ruling that blocks the executive order to withhold federal funding from sanctuary cities. >> this is we have courts. to halt the overreach of a president or attorney general who don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. this is why san francisco had to stand up on people everywhere be they immigrants or native born. >> san francisco joined santa clara county in the lawsuit. the temporary injunction applies to all sanctuary cities nationwide. >> there are a lot of communities across the country that are frightened of this administration and don't have the resources to fight them. and so this really is a national movement to protect the constitution. >> the president's order would have blocked federal funding to cities that do not cooperate with federal immigration authorities. santa clara county, officials say $1.7 billion in federal funding was at stake. this morning president trump tweeted about the ruling. first the 9th circuit rules against the ban and now it hits against on sanctuary cities. both ridiculous rulings. see you in the supreme court. should note that it was the 9th circuit court that ruled against the president's travel ban. yesterday's ruling was handed down in the u.s. district court for northern california based in san francisco. amidriseing tensions with north korea, a full scale terror drill is being held across the washington, d.c. area. it will involve six cities in d.c. and suburbs in virginia and maryland. hundreds of police and emergency personnel will take part. while the timing of the drill may be coincidental, it comes as the trump administration is addressing concerns about north korea's missile camabilities. all 100 is not tores will be briefed today about north korea and its arsenal. meanwhile the u.s. test fired an unarm ballistic missile this morning at vandenberg in southern california. demonstrate the nation's nuclear capabilities. a peace group criticized the test saying it will inflame tensions between the u.s. and north korea. and diplomacy is needed now not military provocation. just this morning the national j. do federation says that north korea will no longer be the host of the junior championships. the situation is alarming and the outcomes are difficult to predict. here at home and happening today attorneys for 15 victims in last month's oakland apartment fire will announce they are filing a lawsuit. it left four people dead and six others hurt and dozens more without a place to live. the lawsuit is expect today claim the building on san pablo avenue has a fire trap and electrical defects, blocked fire escapes, broken fire alarms and unsanitary living conditions. it will seek unspecified damages from the owner and three nonprofit group that's managed the building. more such lawsuits are expected to follow. warriors fans today is your chance to get tickets to the second round of the nba playoff. season ticket holders had the first crack yesterday. starting at 9:00 this morning, sales will open to members of the fan club with american express credit cards. then all members of the insiders club can buy tickets. the general public gets its chance at 2:00 this afternoonment the warriors will face the winner of the jazz- clippers series. we have more information on ktvu.com. the time is 8:10. another incident at an oakland bart station. what the transit agency did this time after a group of teens tried to get on a train without fog their fare. first ann coulter is scheduled to appear at uc berkeley tomorrow. up next, conflicting information on the time and location of her speech. it looks like things are improving a little bit for the commute as you drive around the bay area. no major issues. at the macarthur maze, it is drying off approaching the bay bridge. it looks like the fog has lifted. still drizzle over parts of marin county. we will talk about that and what is in store for the next couple of days. >> there is conflicting information this morning on when ann coulter will speak tomorrow at uc berkeley. the berkeley republicans say she will speak at 2:00 in the afternoon. ann coulter was still waiting back to hear back from the university. the post says coulter planned to arrive at cal after 6:00 tomorrow night and hopes that the university will provide an appropriate rooming for the event. there is concern about violence breaking out. and berkeley police have been criticized for not doing enough to intervene in prior incidents. >> there will always be somebody who thinks you should have used more force and those who thought you used too much. we're comfortable with our response and focused on targeting those people up to no good. >> uc berkeley police were criticized in february for allowing a demonstration against milo yiannopoulos. berkeley police officers accused of standing there on the side lines as far left and far right protesters fought during dualing rallies already earlier this month in downtown berkeley. another group that invited coulter to speak at cal is dropping out of security concerns. young america's foundation says lack of assurances for protections from foreseeable violence from unrestrained  leftist agitators. coming up, the berkeley councilman will join us in the studio to talk about the security concerns for coulter's appearance. just aheard of that and in regard to the planned speech tomorrow afternoon, our question of the day is this. are you going? yes, to hear her speak. yes, to protest. or no, staying clear. here are the results. let us know what you think. vote right now on the ktvu twitter page or on ktvu.com. we appreciate you leaving comments on our facebook page. the time is 8:16. we expect more information later today about the condition of a teacher's aide at oakland high school who was hit by an out of control suv driven by a student without a driver's license. a female student without a license was at the wheel and may have confused the pedals. it ripped the gate off of the hinges and hit the teacher's aide on the other side. she underwent surgery. the man accused of the 2012 massacre in oakland will be in court today. now that he has been found mentally competent to stand trial. he has been institutionalized since the shootings. he was found competent and there is a hearing today to determine a trial date. he is accused of killing 7 people and wounding three others. the father of a missing 5- year-old boy in southern california has been released from jail as the search for the boy continues. the father was found unconscious in a park last saturday when the boy went missing. investigators decided against filing charges against the father. authorities would not say whether or not he remains a suspect in the case. the time is 8:17. let's go over to sal castaneda. a damp commute today. even without measurable rain for us. >> yeah. it is a tough commute. slower than yesterday. as we go to interstate 880, traffic is slow as you come up on 880 passing the coliseum. it stays that way to downtown oakland. it has been that way on 24, getting out to the oakland area on 80, 580 and the earlier rain which has now moved on kind of started us off on the wrong foot. what is good yesterday and not good today is 101. it is backed up out of san mateo. look at this. it slows starting in san mateo all the way up -- i don't even have -- all the way into san francisco. you may want to think about using 280. 280 itself is slow but going the other way driving to san bruno. this whole area which had a good day yesterday today certainly is not. at 8:18, let's go to steve. >> that is a huge difference from one day to the next. >> yes, sir. >> we have a lot of cloud cover over us. as sal touched on, there was rain earlier. most of it has ended. drizzle in marin county. inverness, good morning. 56, drizzle, drizzle, drizzle. no chance of sun at the beach today. that would be stinson beach. it looks like it has been letting up a little bit. you may get sun later on as the system moves on. there has been a lot of drizzle. mostly cloudy skies today. light rain and drizzle. we're about done. the pattern will start to change form. clearing. the wind will pick up. temperatures will slowly come up and the cloud cover will get out of here. less wind and warming temperatures on saturday and sunday. we're on the western edge of the system. one towards new mexico. that will change. it will be a teeter totter effect. the high pressure will give us a good wind event tomorrow. 50s on the temps to near 60 in oakland. i don't see much change out of this really until tonight when we will start to turn more northwest and then northerly. just too much cloud cover today. so cloudy to mostly cloudy. but change is in the air. and you can see high pressure right there is trying -- it is trying to deflect that. slowly it is. by tomorrow it will start to build up. we will see a little more sunshine and carry that into friday and the weekend. today mostly cloudy. 60s on the temps. below average on these temps. it looks like we will warm up towards saturday and sunday. >> thank you, steve. >> you got it. a medical break through. up next, the new artificial womb that could give premature babies a bet he chance of survival -- a better chance of survival. >> he had just rushed from a trip to the u.s. virgin islands. a friend doesn't know why he was obtained. originally from russia. he could face difficulty accessing health care being rice. schools across the country are issuing warnings about a netflix series shot here in the bay area, 13 reasons why. it is based on a new york times best selling book. she leaves behind audio recordings of 13 people she says were reasons why she killed herself. some schools and parent groups say the show glorifies teen suicide and worries that students will be discouraged from seeking counselors. show producers are trying to establish a dialogue between parents, teachers and students about bullying. the san francisco school board voted to build a new school in the mission bay neighborhood. a packed crowd was on happened when they voted supporting construction of the new elementary school. as you know the mission bay neighborhood is booming. a lot of new buildings, more construction is underway. the district is expecting up to 900 new public school students in the area. a. >> right now over 100 school aged children in mission bay who don't have a school to go to. a lot of the families are choosing nonpublic options. >> we want to keep families in san francisco. the way to to that is if you have kids, you have to have opportunity for public schools. >> the school district is also considering adding affordable housing for teachers in the area as well as a science, technology, math center. beyonce is helping young women pay tore college through formation scholars. named after her hit song called formation. the four scholarships will be awarded to a student studying music or creative arts or women's rights. marshawn lynch may be playing for the oakland raiders. after a brazen saturday night robbery on bart, it appears that the station agents are not taking any chances when it comes to teens hopping the fare gates. the incident last night at the lake merritt bart station. the east bay commute is improving. it looks like the wet weather has stopped and that is making it easier for people to drive to the bay bridge. and the fog has lefted for most as well. that was a big factor around sunrise. a cloudy, mostly cloudy pattern. signs of warmer temperatures in the next few days. more on that. >> it is a gray drizzly start to your wednesday. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and i'm dave clark. steve, why not have one system for the road before we head off into the sunshine. right. >> i like that. one for the road. >> one for the road. after six, seven months of it. >> that is well said. we to have one more system here. and then the cloud cover is going to hit the road. as high pressure will build in. we will have to deal with a little bit of a breeze tomorrow. there is still a drizzly morning for some. mainly to the north. some in parts of the peninsula. sal will touch on that and the east bay. weak systems coming through. they can produce light rain. the pavement is wet for some in santa rosa. this will continue to give us a lot of cloud cover today. heaviest if you will is the trend which is the lower pressure to the east. that will give us a change in the pattern starting tomorrow. there is a breeze south/southwest. it will turn more northerly but not until tomorrow or tomorrow as one system dives down there and this will allow the system to take that cloud cover and knock it out of here. 60s on the temps. another day of below average temps and mostly cloudy. sal, 8:30. one area yesterday was good. today it is bad. what are you seeing. >> kind of a mixed bag out there. we're looking at the south bay this time to start. we're looking at interstate 280. right through downtown. it looks good as you drive through. no major problems. that is northbound 280 on the right. if you look at the rest of the south bay commute where we just showed you is right here. and that looks good. but the rest of it you see is slow. for example, getting up to cupertino and 101 into mountain view. southbound 880 is slow driving into fremont. northbound 880 is jam packed into now downtown oakland as we have been showing you. the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. it is not drizzling here anymore. at the bay bridge toll plaza, the same thing goes. no more drizzle but a big backup. at 8:31, back to the desk. >> the bart board of directors will discuss people jumping fare gates after a flash robbery happened saturday night. there was another incident last night at the lake merritt station that caused a station agent to take emergency action. >> reporter: the concern is that the existing fare gates are too low, it open and too easy for people to get through without paying. some bart board members have recommended changing them, making them nor difficult to hop over. fears about the incident on saturday night prompted a station agent here at the lake merritt station to take precautions last night. trains passing through the lake merritt bart station around 7:30 were told not to stop for a while according to the east bay times. the station agent noticed three to fourteens wearing hooded sweatshirts pass through the gates without paying and heading down to the platform. worried this could be another robbery, the station agent here at lake merritt alerted police and told the trains passing through not to stop as a precaution. this is according to the east bay times. the teens ran out of the station before police could stop them. but the security risks involved with people hopping the fare gates will be front and center at the bart board meeting tomorrow, especially after the saturday night robbery when 40 to 60 juveniles jumped over the fare gates and swarmed the car and robbed passengers of their phones, wallets and laptops. the board will discuss other security members like adding to the police force. all of the new cameras should be installed by june. in talking to bart passengers this morning, they think starting with changing the fare gates is a good idea. >> yeah. i think it is good. a think a little more security is type. i pay my full fare. i expect everyone to do the same thing. >> my main thing is people with disabilities or people with small children, would that be an impediment, something that they need to think about when they design the thing. i know people riding free is a problem. >> you have seen it. >> i have seen it. >> reporter: some bart board members say the low-rise gates are not only a security risk but also cost bart money. bart estimates it loses about $25 million in revenue from people o who pass through the fare gate -- people who pass through the fare gates and ride without paying. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. 11 students have been suspended and the incidents sparked protests on campus. >> hitler gestures being performed in the hallways. as a result of that investigation, they were able to take action. >> racially charged attacks were also shared online, all of which led to the departure of the precipitation at albany high. a new report shows a number of anti-semitic incidents around the country is on the rise. there were more than 1200 incidents in the u.s. last year. 211 of those were here in california. that's the highest number reported in any state. across the country, reports are up sharply again. the antidefamation league says california lawmakers are working on new bills that would improve the reporting and tracking of hate crimes and knowing where the problems are could prevent the problem from agreeing. a car fire in vacaville has turned into a hate crime investigation. firefighters saw a car engulfed in flames on monday night and they discovered the gutted car was covered with graffiti reading kkk. police are now calling the incident a hate crime. a nearby gas station also had the letters spray painted on it. anyone with information is asked to call police. people in fresno held a spatial mass for last week's deadly shooting rampage. a catholic priest organized the event for the three men killed in the downtown area eight days ago. the priest says he thought having people of different faiths gather together would help the community heal. our lord jesus christ tells us that forgiveness is really the only thing that can break the cycle of hatred and violence and revenge and all of these things. >> i just felt like i was joined with the feeling of love in this community for the victims and their families and we pray also for the perpetrator. >> the man accused of the shooting is scheduled to appear in court on friday. in addition to the three killings last week, police say he has been charged with the killing of a motel security guard days earlier. the u.s. rifle association has filed lawsuits targeting the california's new gun laws. the california rifle and pistol association plans to file six lawsuits. the first challenge is the state's ban on assault style weapons. >> we in the legislature will act with the appropriate level of urgency in response to the growing surge of gun violence in our streets. >> gun that's are chosen by people by law abiding citizens for lawful purposes, those kind of guns are protected by the second amendment. >> another new restriction being challenged is a controversial law requiring ammunition buyers to pass a background check. police like it, advocates don't. an audit says the uc president's office overestimated the cost of running the uc campuses and spending less than budgeted. the report also says that uc paid its employees more than state works and also interfered in the auditing process. democratic assembly man mccarthy of sacramento requested the audit last year. >> interference, obstruction, tampering, cover-up, delay, delay access. all of those things are damaging. even one or two of them are. so we will be holding a hearing next week looking into that. >> lieutenant governor newsome said it is unjust. the board must reverse the tuition decision. the uc president denies her office improperly kept that much money stashed away. she does say that there is money set aside for unexpected expenses, including a cyber security threat as well as emerging issues including support for undocumented students. she also says the emergency fund is $38 million, which represents about 10% of the entire operating budget of the uc system. marshawn lynch could be a member of the oakland raiders by the end of the day. espn and the nfl network are reporting the raiders and lynch have agreed to a two-year contract. the raiders and seahawks have come to terms on trading lynch's rights. the only thing left is for the five time pro bowl running back to pass a physical that is expected to happen today. garrett car tweeted about the announcement this morning saying he is back. beast mode, welcome to the squad. former 49ers quarterback kaepernick was honored in new york as one of the most influential people. this year's list includes celebrities, athletes, politicians and much more. the 100 individuals were recognized for changing the world regardless of the consequences of their actions. >> and it is partly our reporters around the world and all of our bureaus who are keeping track of who is really moving the needle in their field. we also asked our former 100s they are our scouts and they have strong feelings who they see making a difference and often have interesting suggestions. that is why so many pieces are written by former top 100s. whether that is microbiology or hollywood. >> the 2017 time 100 list was announced last week. simone biles was also on the list. pope francis and amazon chief executive. good news for bumgarner. the team says it believes that bumgarner will not require surgery on his pitching shoulder and is scheduled to begin light rehab in a few days. he bruised ribs in a dirt bike accident in colorado. he is currently on the disabled list and there is no specific timetable for a return. surgery would have extended his time away from the club even longer. if you are a big disney fan, listen up. when new movies such as frozen 2, the new action film of lion king could be coming to a theater near you. good morning. we do see traffic that is moving along relatively well here on 80 westbound. so you have no worries as you head out to the macarthur maze. fog, drizzle, light rain seems to be letting up for most. there will be more over the next few days, but not so much today. have assembled. so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! >> well, if you're looking to not vest in hollywood, the next few months will be profitable. >> a tech company doing well on wall street. pam is tracking that and more in today's money business. >> yes, i am. twitter surprising analysts with the quarterly report. the san francisco based company says more people are using the social media site. twitter reports an average of 320 million monthly users. that is a gain of 3%. more users means more advertising revenue. twitter has never turn the a profit but it says its losses were not as bad as what most analysts were expecting. tech industry analysts say part of the good news for twitter is more americans are following news and political accounts now. president trump has become known as the tweeting president. as the opening bell rang, twitter's stock headed strait ugh. right now it is up about the same all morning. up about 8%. it hasn't done well for the past year. checking in on the indexes. numbers are up. not a lot. but steadily gaining. the dow jones was kind of flat on the opening. as you can see, here is a live look. up about 53 points to 21,049. it has gained hundreds of points this week alone. kind of in a waiting pattern to hear about the details of the proposed tax plan. the tax cuts. wall street anticipating that should do -- should help stocks. united airlines could be facing another pr disaster after a valuable giant rabbit died on one of the planes. this is a picture of simon. three feet long was destined to be the world's biggest bunny. he died in the cargo section from london to chicago. the rabbit's owner says it had a vet check-up three hours before the flight and it was fit to fly. united is looking into the incident. mcdonalds announced it is teaming up with nintendo to bring super mario characters to the happy meals. mike is excited about this. they will be available through may 22nd. get there now. disney fans mark your calendar. the company announced release dates of the most anticipated films. star wars episode 9 doesn't even have a name but a release date of may 24th, 2019. this is exactly 42 years after the debut of the original star wars movie. episode 8 the last jed ehits theaters on december 15th of this year. ♪ let it go ♪ can't hold it back anymore ♪ ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ >> you can't just can't hear too much of that song. right. the much anticipated sequel to frozen will break the ice on november 27th, 2019. it is hard to believe but the original movie came out more than three years ago. we saw that the original cast will return as the voices of elsa, anna and olaf. no other details have been released. ♪[music] ♪ it means no worries ♪ >> the live action remake of the lion king is set to debut july 2019. donald glover has signed on to pay simba and james earl jones will reprize his rule as simba's father. we get the latest of the pirates of caribbean. the stocks could do well. there are big blockbusters anticipated. >> they're lining up there for the summer. >> right when you think that let it go is fading away. >> don't let it go. >> no. no. >> there's the movie and there's the lunch box and the water bottle and the costume and the stuffy. >> yeah. and you see the star wars stuff coming back. it makes its come back. >> thank you, pam. we will talk about traffic. we will head over to sal castaneda for help. hi, sal. >> hi there, gasia and everyone. we do have slow traffic that is still on the east shore freeway. it is taking quite a while to get from the carquinez bridge over to the macarthur maze. it is taking 50 minutes to drive from vallejo or the carquinez bridge out to the macglashan has. when you get to the bay bridge, you have seen the traffic has not eased up. we didn't have a big problem on the bay bridge. not a big accident. but we've had slow traffic. all over the east bay it has been slow as well. including 880 northbound and 580 through castro valley and 238. 880 is slowing as well. we're also looking at contra costa county and the east bay. all slowing down. i don't see anything that is really great. one day did make a difference. i think the weather made a difference in this morning's commute. speaking of which, let's bring in steve for today's weather. >> sal, from mount davidson, it is so foggy if i didn't live here, i couldn't get out. there are foggy areas. the fog was lifting for a bit for some but still hanging around for others. there's been numerous reports of either light drizzle or light rain. a couple one hundredths in calistoga hills. so there was some. george is in el cerrito. a sprinkle around 6:00 a.m. but now it is clear. here comes another batch of moisture coming in from san pablo over to richmond and el sobrante and berkeley as well and over point richmond and extending back over san rafael and novato and mill valley and right over san pablo bay. we keep these cells zipping along quick here. that will be with us most of the day. most of the energy is over novato -- nevada. that will give us a breezy pattern tomorrow. palo alto is 61. west/southwest. west/southwest. west/southwest. you get the idea. by tonight and tomorrow it will turn more northerly and kick this stuff out of here. this shows you the drier air is down here. that is the drier air. this will deflect the moisture that extends out into the pacific, by the way. more towards seattle and the pacific northwest. it will build over us. there's a lot going on just today. there's also a lot of cloud cover. morning fog and mostly cloudy. 60s on the temps. below average temps. they're ready to go starting tomorrow as we get the breeze, the wind machine cranked up. that will clear everything out of here. sunny and nice, warmer as we go into the weekend. good baseball weather there, mike. >> i love it. >> yes. >> saturday morning at 11:00 a.m. a powerful drug with deadly consequences. the washing about a bad batch of heroin being blamed for at least five deaths right here in the bay area. ♪ hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® zyrtec® starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec®. muddle no more®. try rhinocort® allergy spray for powerful nasal allergy relief. >> new developments out of france. ten more people have been arrested accused of supplying weapons used in the shooting outside of the newspaper headquarters. two brothers forced their way into the offices killing 12 people and injuring 11 others. the suspects were killed two days later in a shootout with police. al-qaeda claimed responsibility. president trump's former national security adviser may have violated federal laws. members of the house oversight committee say flynn failed to seek permission or inform the u.s. government about accepting tens of thousands of dollars from russian organizations after a trip there in 2015. the bipartisan accusations come as his foreign contacts are being examined by other committees. the house oversight committee also says the white house stone walled investigators by withholding documents related to his vetting and national security clearance. the sonoma county health department is issuing a warning after five overdose deaths in ten days in santa rosa. they are blaming the black tar heroin. they believe there may be a bad batch of heroin going around in the city. the victims range in age from 27 to 66. three were trainlessents and the -- transients and the other two dies in their homes. >> it is all over santa rosa right now. this is very dangerous. >> toxicology tests are being conducted it figure out what is making this heroin so dangerous. some drivers of lyft are suing uber accusing uber of spying on them using high tech software. the goal was to identify drivers who work for both companies so they could be targeted with incentives to primarily work for uber. the complaint was filed just this week. uber has not yet responded to the lawsuit. uber unveiled its plans to have the first flying cars on the market by 2020. it made the announcement during the elevate summit in dallas. it would take off and land vertically. uber is giving the idea three years to give it traction saying by 2023, uber riders would be able to call one of the flying cars. a seattle cafe is offering cat yoga classes. students can bring their cats to class for interactive exercise. it is like a normal yoga class but with cats. the money raised goes to local animal organizations. more problems for chipotle. up next, the reason that you might want to check your bank statement if you have eaten there lately. >> two people are in critical condition after found shot in a vehicle in hayward last night. it happened near 880 and unincorporated area of alameda county. sheriff's deputies found two male victims sitting in the vehicle suffering from gunshot wounds. investigators believe that someone in another car drove by and shot the two men. authorities have not made nay rests and are now looking for a motive into the attack. another disturbing incident on facebook. a distraught father in thailand killed his 11-month-old daughter on facebook live and committed suicide. the video remained on facebook for 24 hours before it was taken down. this has renewed questions about facebook's ability to monitor violence on its site. this follows the videotaped killing of 74-year-old robert godwin in cleveland earlier this month. the suspect later killed himself as police closed in on him. mark zuckerberg says the company is working on ways to keep violent content off of the site. it has moderators trained to remove content that violates the company's policies. zuckerberg says facebook is within a few years of using artificial intelligence to reduce the amount of violent content. hundreds of city workers in sunnyvale are threatening to walk off the job. that could bring city services to a halt. 450 members of the sunnyvale employees association held a strike authorization vote. 98% voted to strike. the union says it is frustrated after two years of failed negotiations. ions. >> if we can't get a raise right now with -- you know, sunnyvale is growing and the economy is booming here in sunnyvale we're never going to get a raise. >> we have a $300 million calpers hit. their proposal is $82 million above what the city is proposal. >> the city is offering a 10% raise. if there is a strike that could happen in the next few days, noon essential services such as libraries and parks could be affected. pg&e must pay $8 million for one of the most destructive wildfires in california history. the 70,000 acre butte fire broke out near jackson in september of 2015. the fire killed two people and destroyed more than 500 homes. investigators later determined that poor tree maintenance around pg&e power lines caused the fire. a new problem for chipotle restaurants. customers credit cards may have been exposed to hackers. unauthorized activity was found on the network that helps process payments. the breach occurred between march 24th and last tuesday. chipotle told credit card companies about the possible breach. an emergency drill in marin county to prepare for the new smart train system. reports of another situation at bart involving teenagers jumping the fare gates and heading right towards the flat form. ♪[music] >> welcome to the 9. taking a look outside. gray, cloudy, drizzly. all of the above. living in america. living in the bay area. pleasant today. something that is very american that i got to experience over the past couple of days, jury duty. i was not actually picked. it was a very -- >> more like five days you were there. over the span of three weeks. >> it was a total of three days. i was

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