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find a ridiculous costume so you can get on tv. beta breakers did not disappoint. we're going to show you all the highlights. >> listen, i was watching beta breakers on hay street. it was so much fun. >> you saw it live and in person, i saw it. >> i mean, what is next? show me the outfits. all the energy. >> did you see waldo? >> i did, i saw something that i shouldn't have seen and some things you shouldn't have seen. >> some things. here i am, okay? and you survived. i made it this morning. we have a lot less cloud cover out there to start the day. we have a couple of warm days ahead. a live look from sutro tower showing you good visibility. we have a little bit of coastal cloud cover out there right now, but for a lot of us, we are starting out the morning with fairly clear skies. so looking at temperatures right now underneath some of those clear skies it is chilly 43 right now in sonoma we're at 49. in vallejo we're at 51 in the city, 53 in oakland, the same in san jose. so as we look region by region today along the coast, a little bit of cloud cover, but it's actually a very bright day. sunny skies, temperatures close to 60 degrees later on this

afternoon. it's a nice day close to the coast around the bay shoreline limited if any fog this morning. a little bit of cloud cover over the city, a little bit of cloud cover over oakland, but for the most part, it's a bright afternoon and temperatures going into the low 70s for daytime highs inland this morning. we are totally clear. so that means we warm pretty fast into the upper 60s by 10 a.m, then later on this afternoon, our warmest areas under sunshine going into the low 80s. let's check in with amanda. she's got some info at the live desk. >> so first i'm going to hit your drive time. traffic's here at 501. we're taking a look. tracy to dublin 43 minutes. and then that drive from dublin to mission boulevard south that's going to take you 16 minutes. and then 101 to cupertino. so that's going to take you 15 minutes. and now i have some breaking news. i'm tracking for you at the live desk right now. less than an hour ago, the chief prosecutor from the international criminal court announced he is seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the leader of hamas, and several

others. the charges are different for each, but they are war crimes charges related to the israel-hamas war and the situation that is still unfolding in gaza. in a statement, the prosecutor called for the immediate release of all hostages. a panel of icc judges will now consider the application for the arrest warrants. the warrants against the israeli politicians would mark the first time the icc has targeted the top leader of a close ally of the united states. we'll keep tracking this story throughout the morning. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. we are tracking developing news out of iran this morning. the country's president, foreign minister and several others have all been killed in a helicopter crash. they were traveling to an event when the helicopter went down in a rural area overnight. the white house says president biden has been briefed on the situation. senate majority leader chuck schumer says there is no evidence of foul play. >> it looks like an accident. there was very bad foggy weather in northwest iran where the

copter crashed. >> iran is the in iran, the president is the second most powerful political figure after supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei, the ayatollah vowing there will be no interruption to government affairs. >> developing news in the south bay a person is in the hospital after getting shot by san jose police. investigators say this all started when they got a call of a man firing a gun in the neighborhood, prompting officers to open fire. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at police headquarters. with what we need to know about this investigation, lena. >> reggie. we know that one suspect is in the hospital with life threatening injuries. this morning after being shot by san jose police. now, police tell us that they responded to this area along colmar drive in east san jose. this is right near the tersection of story road and the capital expressway. police tell us this call first came in right around 4:00 yesterday afternoon with reports of a man

shooting a firearm. san jose police claim the suspect was still shooting that firearm when they arrived. they say the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries and that no officers were shot. police giving this brief update on scene due to evidence. >> we have to review body worn camera video that we have to look at witnesses we have to interview as well as the officers have yet to be interviewed. so there's still a lot of information we don't know. we're learning things as they're developing at this time. we don't think there's any other injuries other than the suspect, but we are still canvasing, combing through evidence to determine whether or not there are additional victims. and we're asking the public if they saw anything, if they were involved at all prior to police arrival to please contact the police department. >> we also spoke with a neighbor living in the apartment complex where the shooting happened. he says he was on his way home when police were arriving and just cop after cop after cop. >> so, i didn't think they were going to be here though. so when

i made the corner came in and i seen everything taped off, it was actually pretty, pretty crazy. it was a little bizarre scene of seeing all the cop cars come here. you know, i have, actually another daughter, so it's a little concerning because they're both little girls and we're constantly taking walks, and, it's a little alarming to know that that happened here. >> and police say they will be holding a press conference sometime later on today, once they have a little bit more information about what happened. live in san jose. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. a sidewalk mural originally made to oppose israel's military campaign in gaza is being defaced by hate speech in san francisco's noe valley neighborhood. abc seven news reporter j.r stone is following the story and has more on this contentious back and forth. >> it's a very one sided. it is very violent and it is not a call for peace. >> matt, who has asked that we not use his last name, is giving

us his opinion about this mural in san francisco's noe valley, one that he walks by every day with his child and one that reads, stop the genocide in gaza. now he'd like to see a message conveying a cease fire and release of hostages, as matt showed us the section that angers him most. >> so that dollar sign replaces a jewish star and historically for all time replacing a jewish star with money has been patently anti-semitic. >> the jewish community relations council says they have received numerous complaints about this mural. >> the message is outrageous to form a blood libel against the jewish community. the bloody visuals, the dropping star of david replace the star with a dollar sign. it's a classic trope that jews control the government or some form of manipulation, and it reads like textbook anti-semitism. >> at least one parent from this nearby daycare told us they don't think it's right that their children have to see these red images every day. some neighbors we spoke with disagree

and don't want the mural touched . >> i can understand that you know that for children it can be sensitive. however, this is the reality. the children in gaza have no choice but to see. you know, they're seeing their family members dead, in the streets. >> so you don't have a problem with it up like it is? >> well, i don't think it's very neighborly, but at any rate, no, i don't have a problem. >> the mural has been defaced numerous times in recent weeks, but the artist has fixed it each time as to what comes next. that is unclear, for this mural is on private property and we were unable to reach the owner regarding his future plans. jr stone, abc seven news and our media partners at sf standard report. >> the supervisor representing the district, rafael mandelman, is aware of the defacements and is working with san francisco police. our request for comment to supervisor madeline's office were not returned.

>> a federal judge is reopening the sentencing of david depape on friday. depape is given 30 years in prison after being convicted of attacking congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband paul, with a hammer at their san francisco home. now, the judge says they will review his sentence again because he did not get a chance to speak during the sentencing hearing. a new sentencing hearing has been set for tuesday, may 28th. >> happening today, 2000 uc santa cruz graduate student employees say they are planning to strike. their union says the uc system violated people's rights in the way it handled pro-palestinian protests on campus. university of california officials say the action is in violation of the union's contract, and is asking a state board to issue a cease and desist order. this is likely the first in a series of strikes across uc campuses in the coming weeks. >> that follows that charged commencement ceremony at sonoma state on saturday. a group of pro palestinian protesters staged a silent demonstration during graduation, a line of law

enforcement blocked the group from the commencement stage. it capped off a tense week for sonoma state. the university's president abruptly retired on friday, a day after the csu chancellor put him on leave for insubordination because of an agreement he made with student protesters. you can keep up with us and our continuing coverage of the college protests over the war in gaza. you can get the latest anytime at abc7 news.com. >> 509 this morning to the south bay we go. here is a live look from our santa cruz camera this morning. we have clear skies here. plenty of stars. current temperature of 53 degrees. great visibility out there and the winds are really light. the only areas that are reporting a little bit of patchy cloud cover. parts of oakland, parts of san francisco. but that's about it. meaning our marine layer is very shallow right now. and that means we'll have a lot of sunshine throughout the day

and a warming trend the next couple of days. so what to expect? limited morning clouds throughout the week. it's a lot of sunshine, some warm days, the warmest days likely tomorrow, and into wednesday. with those temperatures above average, we'll show you those numbers in a few minutes, but future weather showing you by 8:00 this morning. any cloud cover we have is gone, even along the coast. and that means we have warmer weather throughout the day. by midday this is noon, 60s and mid 70s under that full sunshine and then heading into the afternoon. even the coast is looking lovely 60 degrees along the coast we'll see 70s and 80 and our warmest spots away from the coast, and even this evening those skies remain clear so we get a break from those morning clouds. the next couple of days. the pollen count is still high. we just got the latest numbers in this morning. trees are high, grasses are at moderate levels, so still we're dealing with a lot of pollen in our atmosphere. 67 in the city, 72 in oakland, near 80. in san jose we'll go to 82. in fairfield. look at the next

three days. it is lovely out there. get out and enjoy lots of sunshine. near 90 in our warmest spots tomorrow afternoon. reggie. wow, drew. >> thank you. coming up, how our local community is stepping in to help those impacted by a devastating floods in brazil. >> and we're getting new video of a rescue over the weekend after a car tumbles hundreds of feet off of a cliff. >> and it's one of the only races where outfits are the focal point of the event. the best or worst of beta breakers? that's next. >> and a live look outside. right now it's 511. come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'?

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at least 13 tornadoes overnight and amanda, it was a really tough night for so many people and it could be a long day for even more. >> yeah, kumasi thunderstorms are expected to impact the great lakes region this afternoon, and the severe weather threat continues for a big portion of the middle of the country tomorrow. last night, a large twister hit outside oklahoma city. people there being told to seek shelter. three caused

damage in the city of russell, kansas. in houston, texas, the power is slowly coming back online after a series of deadly storms over the weekend, hundreds of thousands of residents were left without power or air conditioning during near 90 degree heat. now, the storms brought hurricane force winds to the downtown area, and a tornado touched down in the suburbs. so far, 88% of the power has been restored to the houston area, with the rest expected back by wednesday. back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. the country of brazil living through an extreme flooding emergency. thousands of people have been displaced in the southern part of the country over the past three weeks. our community is helping in that relief effort. some brazilian citizens in the bay area hosted a donation event in saratoga yesterday, collecting supplies and aid for those in need. >> a lot of people lost their homes. they closed everything that they own, and we and the brazilian community start to uh- request for donations for winter

clothes, blankets, hygiene supplies, diapers, things that they needed. and we had actually an overwhelming response. >> the nonprofit organization kind hearts for you estimates it will be sending about 18 tons of resources to those in need. bruce nordstrom, a retail executive who helped expand his family's department store chain into an upscale national brand, has died. seattle based nordstrom inc. said its former chair died at his home on saturday. he was 90. his family remembering him as a legendary business leader, a generous community citizen and a loyal friend, saying he leaves behind a powerful legacy, dramatic new video of a difficult rescue in sonoma county. >> the sheriff's office says a driver went off of a cliff on highway one near the jewel gulch area, south of fort ross yesterday. deputies say the vehicle alert system in the driver's ford sent a notification about the crash. when it happened around eight in

the morning, gps coordinates from that alert led them to the car. it was more than 200ft down that cliff. deputies think a large tree stopped the vehicle from rolling. even further. they found the driver down a ravine hundreds of feet away. his injuries are critical, but deputies say he is expected to survive. >> now let's talk about beta breakers. the 113th edition of something so uniquely san francisco. many of the top finishers are very familiar with this run. this is the second year in a row that colin bennie of san francisco came in first place in the men's division. >> is that the luke combs concert down at levi's stadium last night? so it was a good little pre-race, pre-race warm up. got some good music in my head, but, but it was great. you know, it felt it's hard to not just feed off the energy of this race and have a great time. >> what was that easter bunny doing there? benny won with a

time of 37 minutes and two seconds. he also placed first during last year's beta breakers and congratulations to julia vasquez jagir, who won the women's division with a time of 43 minutes and 49 seconds. she also won in 2022 and in the non-binary category. our friend cal kalama of san francisco finished first with a time of 44 minutes and 27 seconds. he also won in 2022. kalama is a trans and non-binary activist and was a co-host last year of our abc seven coverage of the san francisco pride parade. so good on everyone, but especially the easter bunny for runners, walkers, everyone in between went from the embarcadero all the way to ocean beach, providing the energy that only this event provides. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard has the highlights of san francisco's offbeat creative spirit. reporter 321 whoa, this is what it looks like when 20,000 plus

runners funnel through the financial district on the seven mile trek to ocean beach bay to breakers off and running at 8 a.m. >> it's true. it's about the grueling run uphill and down, but it's also about the fun and those why didn't i think of it? costumes all right. hi, kool-aid. and of course, hi, barbie. down the race course box wine was on the move. so what's the secret to running in a wine box, wine, i guess, is the secret. i'm a hydrangea. >> these friends from chico creating a lovely bouquet of flowers. >> last year we were flowers with bumblebees and, butterflies. and unfortunately, our bumblebee couldn't make it today because she's a home with covid. >> trevor meade brought the roar in this jurassic size spectacle. >> his name is dilophosaurus, and, he wanders around uh- mission area and goes out to festivals and things like that.

and, he's kind of a local icon. go, warriors, go, warriors. >> there were road closures for the race, taking many drivers by surprise. >> the bay bridge toll plaza was gridlock, and by midday, so was the embarcadero. >> we're stuck. absolutely stuck. and my map doesn't even know what to tell me to do. it keeps rerouting, and we're late for a wedding shower. oh, no. >> you know about bay to breakers, right? >> well, we did this morning. yeah, we've known about it our whole lives. we just didn't pay attention. >> traffic was moving by early afternoon. and for the runners and walkers, a near perfect day. >> it's a great race. everybody is so happy. yeah, that's what we like about it in san francisco. >> colonel bernard, abc seven news. >> that's cute. i like the mystery machine. i like the mystery machine dog. that was cute. yeah. what were you saying? >> people really were happy and naked. they were. and it wasn't just one. it was several people being free. >> the sun was out. they got a

nice tan, you know, i hope they put some sunblock on. well probably not. >> it's going to be a rough monday. >> one of my favorites for this group. they were the painted ladies and they were making their way up. and i was like, that's cool. i like the group costume. that is really cute. yeah, because that's dedication. >> that box, though, does not look very comfy. i'm wearing like a cube. >> yeah, but dolores saurus, i never heard of that in my life. >> so creative. and he called it an icon. an icon. claim it. all right. see that in the park one day, or else it's not an icon. that's what i'm saying this morning. it is clear out there. we're in store for some warm days ahead. here's a live look from the golden gate bridge right now where we're not dealing with our may gray like we had for much of last week. this week, expect sunshine pretty quickly for the start of your day and into the afternoon we'll have temperatures above average. looking at your weather wellness today, our air quality is mainly good, if not a few pockets of moderate air quality. that's to be expected as high pressure starts to build in kind of trap some of the particulate matter near the surface. pollen levels, moderate to high grasses

and trees still remain elevated. and underneath this warm pattern the next couple of days, that's unlikely to change. your uv index a seven out of an 11 that is high. so looking at today's forecast, looking inland, lots of sunshine. it will feel warm today. upper 70s to the lower 80s later on today around the bay shoreline. we're not fighting that fog this morning. we're getting into the upper 60s and lower 70s throughout the afternoon with full sunshine and even along the coast. there's just a little bit of patchy fog right now, but that fog is gone by about 8 a.m. and that means we have sunny skies, upper 50s to the lower 60s for daytime high. so across the region it is full sunshine. that pollen count is still high in a lot of spots. we'll go to 67 in the city today, 72 in oakland. that'll feel lovely this afternoon, 78 in san jose, along the coast it is sunny, low 60s to low 70s, from half moon bay to santa cruz, 80 in santa rosa. some of our warmest spots, like antioch and fairfield going into the low 80s for daytime highs. now the evening planner, you're not noticing any sort of fog out

there. you'll see clear skies even through 11 p.m. we are going to see plenty of stars and those temperatures cooling into the 50s later on tonight. overnight tonight, we'll have pockets of 40s developing and some of our coolest locations, but we'll have clear skies and that means a lot of sunshine to start your tuesday. in fact, future tracker temperatures tuesday is the warmest day this week, with our warmest spots closing in on 90 degrees. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. full sunshine here through thursday. cooling in the fog returns here on friday. over the weekend, it's bright in the afternoon with temperatures slightly below average for this time of the year. guys. >> thank you drew coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> the celebration of harvey milk ahead of the official day dedicated to the activists. we'll show you what you may have missed and a live

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workers say they are planning to strike starting today. their union says the uc system violated people's rights in the way it handled pro-palestinian protests on campus. >> three a suspect is in the hospital this morning after being shot by san jose police. officers were responding to a person shooting a gun yesterday when the shooting happened. no officers were hurt. >> number four prosecutors could rest their case in donald trump's hush money trial as soon as today. it's still not clear if he's going to take the stand in his own defense. >> at number five, we are in store for a sunny and warm afternoon out there. live look, this is our south beach camera looking at the bay bridge, we find bright sunshine and temperatures in the 70s and 80s away from the coast. >> and number six, eastbound 37 has reopened in sonoma and solano counties a little after five this morning. this is between highway 121 and highway 29. after the final full weekend closure. >> number seven, both the justice department and tiktok

have asked a federal court to fast track the lawsuit over the new law that could lead to a tiktok ban here in the united states. tiktok wants courts to decide by december if the law is constitutional. that law goes into effect in january. this week, we honor the life and legacy of one of the most well-known leaders in the lgbtq plus rights movement in san francisco. wednesday is harvey milk day. over the weekend, a big event was held in the castro activist community organizers and city leaders, including mayor london breed, gathered to celebrate milk's life after being the first openly gay man to be elected to public office in california. he was assassinated inside city hall in 1978, along with mayor george moscone. his advocacy for lgbtq plus rights has lived on, and harvey fought against that as he was representing this neighborhood and this community. >> he fought against that because he understood the big picture. and you fast forward

almost 50 years and you and look where we are. >> the celebration yesterday started at milk's old camera shop in the castro castro, which is now queer arts, featured an art gallery. it was followed by a musical performance, a procession and a presentation by community leaders in jane warner plaza. new developments this morning regarding wikileaks founder julian assange and a possible extradition to the united states. >> live! look outside. it

news. police shoot a person in san jose. that suspect now in the hospital. we're live with what investigators say happened. >> and an update to the plan to ban bosses from contacting employees when they are off the

clock. why? you won't be seeing that anytime soon. >> and she is mother the falcon. we know as annie. and this morning you have a chance to name her kids. what you need to know before you fly out the door . >> good morning everybody. happy monday. it's may 20th. >> let's check on the weather now with meteorologist joe tuma. hey >> good morning. so we are going to notice that our fog is really taking a break over the next couple of mornings. last week we had a lot of may gray in the morning. this week it's a little bit different and that is going to lead to warmer afternoons. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you we don't have that low deck of cloud cover this morning. in fact, the only areas reporting partly cloudy skies, parts of oakland right now and parts of napa for the most part, we're starting out with clear skies, some chilly numbers right now like danville, sonoma, low and mid 40s. this morning. we're in the low 50s from the city to oakland san jose right now. good morning. coming in with a temperature of 53 degrees. so looking along the coast first this morning we will find a sunny afternoon. it looks lovely

today. we'll find temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 60s around the bay shoreline. we have sunshine out fast this morning, which leads to a warm afternoon by 3 p.m. we are clear. we are bright and we are mild. in the low 70s, even inland, we have tons of sunshine early on your sunrise here shortly before 6 a.m. and later on this afternoon we'll get those temperatures into the low 80s. let's see how we do on the roads this morning with amanda. good morning. good morning drew here at 531. >> we're going to take another look at your drive times. you can see the typical slowdown from tracy to dublin that taking you 51 minutes and then dublin to mission boulevard south 16 minutes. and then a 15 minute drive from 101 to cupertino. back to you, reggie. thanks, amanda. >> we are staying on top of breaking news right now. the chief prosecutor from the international criminal court announced he's seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the leader of hamas, and several others. the charges are different for each, but they are war crimes charges related to the israel hamas war and the

situation still unfolding in gaza. a panel of icc judges will now consider the application for these arrest warrants. >> amanda is in the hospital this morning after he was shot by san jose police yesterday afternoon. it happened along comber drive a eassan jose, right near the intersection of story road and the capital expressway. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live from san jose police headquarters now. and lena, what have you learned so far? >> well, no officers were hurt, but we have learned that one suspect is in the hospital with life threatening injuries after being shot by san jose police. police tell us the call first came in for this right around 4:00 yesterday afternoon, with reports of a man shooting a firearm. san jose police claim the suspect was still shooting a firearm when they arrived on scene. they say the suspect was hit by officer gunfire and taken to a local hospital with life threatening injuries, investigators said body camera

footage worn during the shooting are still needed to be reviewed. police giving this brief update about agencies investigating on scene said unit is investigating the incident, as they do with any officer involved shooting. >> that's also being uh- going to be audited by the independent police auditor, the independent, sorry, the office of internal affairs, as well as the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office is also here investigating. the officer involved shooting. >> and if you have any information about this shooting, you are asked to call san jose police right away. police told us that they are planning on holding a press conference about this shooting sometime later today. live in san jose lena howland, abc seven news. >> thanks, lena. a fire that burned for more than an hour in the north bay destroyed a home that was under construction. these are pictures of the flames that gutted the 1200 square foot structure. this was in calistoga on franz valley school road. crews from four different agencies were called to the fire

last night. they had it under control by six and no one was hurt. a former irs tax fraud investigator from oakland and his brother have been convicted of scamming the covid 19 paycheck protection program for millions of dollars. frank and reginald mosley pleaded guilty to submitting fake applications to get pgp funds. they also admitted to recruiting others to do the same and then providing kickbacks. in total, the brothers made $3 million off the scheme. they were sentenced to 30 months in federal prison. >> while you were sleeping, a major development in the effort to clear the cargo ship that hit baltimore's francis scott key bridge almost two months ago now. and amanda, the ship is on the move this morning. >> yeah. kumasi overnight crews worked to refloat the ship and begin the slow process of moving it from the baltimore shipping channel to its marine terminal. now, this is a crucial step toward reopening the channel. this step is possible because of the series of controlled explosions that were carried out earlier this month. they disconnected the remaining wreckage of the bridge that had

fallen on the ship's deck and freed it. officials hope today's development means they can reopen the shipping channel by the end of the month. many people are wondering what's next for the ship's crew. they've been stuck on the ship since the crash because maritime law requires ships to have all crew, or have a crew at all times, i should say their visas have run out. their union says it's waiting for direction from u.s. immigration. back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. prosecutors could rest their case as soon as today. and donald trump's hush money trial in new york city. trump will be back in the courtroom after spending the weekend on the campaign trail. he picked up a major endorsement from the nra president biden was focused on shoring up support from black voters. here's abc news reporter and nguyen. >> reelect kamala and me and the democratic congress, and we will help the naacp. we will sign the john lewis voting rights act, the freedom to vote act, and make roe v wade the law of the land again.

>> president biden fired up in swing state michigan, delivering the keynote address in an annual naacp dinner. >> the president taking the stage before african american voters in detroit and taking aim at his rival, describing donald trump as unhinged, a man unable to accept the 2020 election results. >> what do you think he would have done on january 6th if black americans had stormed the capitol? no, i'm serious. what do you think? i can only imagine trump isn't running to lead america. he's running for revenge. >> that speech, the second major stop sunday. the president also speaking at morehouse college, giving a graduation address to students at the historically black school. some graduates faced away from the president in protest over the war in gaza. >> it's a humanitarian crisis in gaza. that's why i've called for an immediate cease fire, an immediate cease fire to stop the fighting, bring the hostages

home, former president trump also campaigning this weekend, picking up an endorsement from the national rifle association, telling the group he will roll back biden's gun control measures if elected. >> they want to take away your rights. well, i know that better than anybody. they want to take away my rights. >> trump is set to return to court in new york this morning, where his former fixer, michael cohen, will take the stand for the final time, and the former president's hush money trial. the trial is expected to wrap up this week without testimony from trump. the former president faces 34 counts of falsifying business records, which he denies. meanwhile, president biden will travel to boston and new hampshire tomorrow. and when abc news, washington. >> an apology from sean diddy combs, a 54 year old rapper, released a video statement on instagram saying he's sorry and admitting to beating his ex-girlfriend, singer cassie

ventura. >> i hit rock bottom no excuses. my behavior on that video is inexcusable. i was disgusted then when i did it. i'm disgusted now. i'm so sorry. >> this apology comes days after this disturbing surveillance video exclusively obtained by cnn, appears to show him attacking ventura at a los angeles hotel back in 2016. after the video was released, l.a. district attorney's the l.a. district attorney's office indicated that they would be unable to charge combs. as this incident is outside the statute of limitations. ventura filed a lawsuit against diddy last year alleging sex trafficking, rape, and physical abuse. that lawsuit was settled for an undisclosed amount. if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, help is available. you can find a list of local resources on our website. abc seven news.com slash. take action. or you can call the

hotline at one 800 799 safe new developments. >> a uk court says wikileaks founder julian assange can appeal extradition to the us on espionage charges. the australian man is wanted for allegedly publishing classified documents in 2010. he claims free speech and has insisted he was working as a journalist, exposing secrets for transparency. his attorneys have argued he could face discrimination here based on his nationality. >> developments for one of the buzziest bills before state lawmakers this spring, a plan to ban bosses from contacting employees when they are off the clock has been shelved, at least for now. on thursday, the bill was held on submission, which means lawmakers intend to hold it indefinitely. san francisco's matt haney proposed this bill, creating a so-called right to disconnect for, excuse me, california would have been the first state in the nation to give workers the right to ignore emails and text messages outside of working hours. opponents have

argued, though, that the bill was too vague and it would have hurt businesses. now, we did reach out to haney's office to find out what's next for the bill. we'll let you know when we hear back. well, what a weekend it was for a 90 year old ed dwight. we are hearing from the astronaut about his journey into space over the weekend and why it's such a big deal. >> but first, a check on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. >> hey, reggie, as we get you going this morning, here's a live look from our abc seven oakland airport camera. partly cloudy skies up above the travel forecast will show that we're watching chicago very closely today. later on this afternoon, we could have some severe weather, some thunderstorms popping up. there's actually a better chance tomorrow around chicago of having severe weather outside of the midwest. it's pretty quiet today. la will have afternoon sunshine, 61 degrees atlanta much warmer with mostly sunny skies and a high of 84 this afternoon. back here at home. here's future weather. we

have a few clouds up above around oakland along the coast. any of that cloud cover is gone by 8 a.m, so we have a lot of sunshine on the way. your sunglasses your best accessory early on this morning, and that means we warm up a lot faster this morning compared to yesterday. by noon, mid 60s to the mid 70s already. and then later on today it's a nice afternoon, a bit above average. our warmest cities in the upper 70s to the lower 80. so even along the coast today we're going to get full sunshine 60 for half moon bay, up to 67 in san francisco, a mild 72 in oakland, 78. in san jose, the peninsula looking lovely in the mid 70s with sunny skies, 80 in santa rosa, 81 in antioch. your pollen count remains high. still grasses and tree pollen remains elevated. but looking at the next three days, a warming trend is with us through tomorrow and into wednesday. tomorrow is actually the warmest day of the week. temperatures near 90 degrees and our warmest spots. a close look at these afternoon highs coming up in a few

minutes, but let's check in with amanda. she has a traffic alert this morning. yeah >> good morning drew. things not looking too bad at the bay bridge toll plaza, but we're going to take you live there as metering lights just flipped on at about37 this morning from highway four to san f

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dropping. >> now supermarkets are vying for your business. >> what we've seen over the past couple weeks has been significant in the grocery industry. what we're going to see is just about every major retailer getting involved, lowering prices, adding more store brands, adding higher quality store brands and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll dig into whether the supermarket relief is temporary or here to stay with your gma first look. >> i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> happening today san francisco transit leaders will celebrate a huge injection of funding for the plan to connect caltrain and high speed rail to downtown. the federal government is promising nearly $3.4 billion to the project. the plan is to connect the fourth street caltrain station to the currently empty basement of the salesforce transit center. it will require digging more than a mile of tunnels and building two new underground stations. the

transbay joint power authority says it now has two thirds of the money it needs for this project. >> so if you are commuting in the east bay this morning, weekend roadwork along interstate 680 in the pleasanton area is done. so more work is set for another weekend starting may 31st. so heads up for that. there will be detours in place and in the north bay. highway 37 also reopened after being closed this weekend. caltrans closed the highway between sears point and vallejo for a repaving project. >> california state park says the summer shuttle service for big basin redwoods state park in santa cruz county will launch saturday. the ccu lightning complex fire in 2020 burned 97% of big basin, destroying almost every structure, state park says the bus service on weekend and holiday marks the biggest increase in the park access since it reopened in 2022. >> long time coming. those words from america's first black

astronaut candidate after finally making it to space at 90 years old, ed dwight realized his dream on blue origin's new shepard rocket. abc news reporter ike ejiochi has his story. >> pumping his fist in the air after landing, air force test pilot ed dwight making history today at 90 years old, is now the oldest man to travel into space. >> everything you can think of and i thought, i really didn't need this in my life, but now i need it in my life. i am ecstatic, dwight was selected by president john f kennedy in 1961 to become the first black astronaut candidate, but when kennedy was assassinated, dwight's path to space evaporated. >> until now, blue origin jeff bezos aerospace company, launched its ns 25 mission, sending dwight and five others into space for an 11 minute flight aboard its new shepard rocket capsule combo. while he did not get the chance to travel

into space all those years ago, dwight went on to have an amazing life as a sculptor and author. but he says over the years, he had to convince himself that he didn't need to go to space. >> so i had to sublimate it and make it go away and say, what? i didn't need that anyway, you know? but i did, and i wished i had gotten it then. but it's great. that's all i can say. it's great. absolutely fabulous. >> veteran astronaut charlie bolden sent along a special message ahead of dwight's big day. >> i want you to just take take some time while you're while you're flying just to suck it all up and take it all in. you deserve every moment of this. uh- you've been a role model and a mentor for many of us. new shepard had been grounded since a september 2022 accident during an uncrewed flight, which the company traced to a thermo structural failure. >> but the vehicle is now fully back. with its latest human mission now a success, it is amazing, life changing experience. >> everybody needs to do this. >> ike ejiochi abc news, new

york. >> i'm really happy for this man. >> so a long time coming. >> he looks great too. >> he really does. happening today. voting opens for you all to pick out the names for the four baby falcons perched overlooking uc berkeley. >> we have a lot invested in annie the falcon. she's been through. she's been through four bird lifetimes, as far as i'm concerned. lots of drama. look at the baby. a lot of good news, though, because she hatched four more chicks last month. they are getting pretty fluffy up there on the top of the campanile today at noon, cal falcons will share the top suggestions and open the voting. they'll announce the winning names on thursday. this is annie's eighth brood of chicks since she started nesting at cal, and her first with her new partner, archie. archie is standing by like that still. >> we like that. >> archie just better enjoy his time. >> come on. this is true. well, no, it's true. though annie has been through one and several many other men in her life. >> but i feel like archie has

been hands on. we learned that he's over there feeding the kids. yeah, maybe that's different. >> i hope nothing bad comes to archie, but history says something else. >> you know, ignorance is bliss for archie. he's just gonna, you know. yeah. do what he needs to do. >> be a good dad, be a supportive partner. right >> yes. we love all those qualities. >> the one day it's lights out. oh, my god. >> anyway, we'll tell you the name. >> we'll keep you updated if it happens. we lights out. oh my gosh. to the dam cam this morning. here's a live look outside. we're not finding much in the way of cloud cover. just a little bit of patchy fog over parts of oakland and along the coast. right now. it's going to be a very sunny day, so look at your boat, beach and surf forecast. it's going to be bright along the coast today. it's a lovely day. winds not too bad out of the west northwest about 5 to 15mph. waves 5 to 7ft. your swell period is 10s and that ocean temperature is still in the mid 50s. we got the

latest pollen numbers in and there's little change from the past seven days. trees and grasses. your main offenders between medium and high levels. weeds and mold. still low. and really don't expect these numbers to change over the next couple of days as we do have a warm pattern ahead. looking at san rafael. good morning with clear skies there, it will be a sunny morning. that sun's up here very shortly in about five minutes. it's just a bright day. it's a warm afternoon and later this evening the fog really takes a break. we're getting a break from that may gray that we had much of last week. this week is all about high pressure building in, and that means a warming trend is underway. a high of 72 in oakland looking lovely in the east bay, 80 in santa rosa, the south bay. it's mild, 78 in san jose, 74 in palo alto, the city today, a bit above average at 67 degrees. and even along the coast we'll have sunshine, low 60s to the low 70s for daytime highs. looking at the evening planner, you will notice a lack of cloud cover. that marine layer is absent this evening. we'll find those temperatures gradually falling through the 60s into the 50s

closer to 9 p.m. so overnight tonight, we have mainly clear skies once again that allows temperatures to cool off pretty rapidly. so some of our coldest areas will start in the 40s first thing tomorrow morning. however, tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. future tracker temperatures showing you near 90 degrees and our warmest areas inland. a lot of 70s and low 80s around the bay shoreline. it's looking lovely tomorrow afternoon. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. get used to the sunshine. we have it for much of the week ahead. we'll start to cool off on friday as the fog returns and heading into the holiday weekend. we'll have bright afternoons, but temperatures a bit below average for this time of the year. guys. >> thanks, drew. new at six border bill back on the floor. the push for a bipartisan deal on capitol hill, led by majority leader chuck schumer. >> first, though, this was pier 39 a few weeks ago. it's a lot different right now. the detail on the return of the sea lions and this live look outside

all. spoiler alert she's from california. abby carter of indio in the coachella valley took the crown. so here's the moment her dream became reality. >> the winner. of american 2024 is. abby carter >> all right. abby. she won by singing the same song. she started her american idol journey with billie eilish's what was i made for such a gorgeous song. the 21 year old was busking on street corners and playing gigs in restaurants in southern california, before making her idol debut. carter just posted on instagram after

her win, saying being the first female winner in four years is a great honor. >> yes, congratulations. >> you know, some people wait a lifetime for a moment like this. new developments for san francisco's iconic sea lions at pier 39. they are coming back. yes. >> so about two weeks ago, the docks were pretty much empty. crews were making repairs. so the sea lions left. the harbormaster told us they had to fix damage from the week before, when the sea lions showed up in record numbers. okay, so here is what it looked like yesterday. oh they're back. >> oh my gosh, they really are back. >> the harbormaster tells us a big school of anchovies is swimming near the farallon islands, so they are having a feast in the bay. >> i like seeing the ferris wheel back there. it's really nice. it does look nice. i saw it from the bay bridge the other day too. it's good for the skyline. >> new at six. we heard it was coming and now it is here. red lobster has filed for bankruptcy. are you going to be

okay. i'm fine because mine in my hometown is going to be good okay. >> plus a mural defaced by hate speech. how neighbors are responding in san francisco's noe valley. >> first, though, we're following breaking news. the international criminal court now seeking arrest warrants for israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. israel respon you can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. help us make every wish come true. ♪ ♪

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