live now at six. israel calling a deadly airstrike on rafah. a, quote, tragic mishap. now the white house is assessing whether it goes too far as the international community expresses outrage. then the state teachers association, paying for a new ad targeting governor newsom. >> the accusations it's making

about the budget cuts to education and our snowpack melting into a high water supply. >> and that means river rafting business is booming just in time for summer. >> i love a river rafting trip. anyone else? i've never been. you've never been? >> i've wanted to do it. >> oh, it's really fun. >> i floated down the river. yeah. i've never been like waves. >> that's my speed. float. float. >> nice and slow. nice and slow. nice and relaxing. this morning. here is the exploratorium camera. you can clearly see all of that fog. in fact, look at current sky conditions across the region. we have pretty much widespread fog everywhere except in the inland east bay concord. right now we have clear skies, but that fog is going to break down for sunshine everywhere. later on this afternoon. we've been tracking some pockets of dense fog around petaluma, santa rosa right now, petaluma, the one area that is seeing visibility close to a mile. so just be aware of that. this morning, some low cloud cover is out there. temperatures in the

40s and 50s currently. as we take a look at the forecast first along the coast, we have that cloud cover right now giving way to some sunshine close to 11 by 4:00. we're in the mid 50s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. we have a great start to our day, but that fog is pretty much gone by 11 a.m. and then into the afternoon we'll go into the low 70s. it is breezy today with winds frequently gusting over 20mph inland. this morning we do have a partly cloudy sky and then we'll find temperatures nice and mild in the upper 70s. let's check in on the roads with amanda. good morning. yeah good morning drew. >> we're going to start off with our overall map and a little update that stall that we are following on the upper deck of the bay bridge that is no longer slowing things down. it is actually cleared in the last 30 minutes. and then we're going to take you straight into dublin where there is a three car crash westbound 580 before 680, you can see speeds are down to ten miles per hour. this is going to impact altamont pass commuters specifically. they'll run into this with the drive times looking and reflecting that 70 minutes from tracy to dublin, 17 minutes from san rafael to san

francisco and then antioch to concord. that's going to take you 23 minutes. kumasi thanks, amanda. >> today a federal judge in san francisco is expected to reopen the sentencing of david depape. he is the man convicted of breaking into nancy pelosi's home and attacking her husband in 2022. the judge failed to allow depape to address the court before he sentenced him to 30 years in prison. he was convicted of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer. opening statements in the state case begin tomorrow. >> developing news out of san jose. this morning, homicide detectives will begin looking into the death of a woman found in a home following a shooting last night. dozens of officers swarmed a neighborhood on east julian and north 20th streets, which is across the street from san jose high school. police say they got a call about a possible shooting at the home just after 6:00. for 2.5 hours. they negotiated with the suspect, who was barricaded inside. the suspect was taken into custody around 830. that's when officers

found a woman's body inside the house. >> we are also tracking another major police response in the east bay. one person was taken into custody after an incident that put a whole concord neighborhood on lockdown. that shelter in place order started around 730 last night for the neighborhood around saint francis drive, just off cowell road. we are working to find out what brought police there in the first place, but video shows officers surrounding a man on the ground and taking him into a police car. officers gave the all clear around 845. >> the smoke has settled on the massive lumber yard fire that started burning in oakland sunday night. now investigators are looking into what started that fire. firefighter were on site for most of the day yesterday. crews brought in excavators to tear one of the buildings apart so they could put out the last hot spots. the owner of economy lumber, near the corner of coliseum and high street, says the losses are in the millions. >> well, i could go sit and cry,

but what are you going to do? i mean, like i keep closing my eyes and expecting you guys not to be here. and why am i at the lumber yard on memorial day? >> john bacon says his family has owned the business for more than 40 years. he says they'll stay closed the rest of the week. >> governor gavin newsom is feeling the pressure from his closest allies, the california teachers association has released a new ad taking aim at the governor over his education budget plans. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez here at the. look at that spot. and, gloria, what does the governor have to say about it? >> well, kumasi, i did reach out to the governor's office, but of course it is early. i have not heard back yet, but the ad urges the governor and lawmakers to pass a state budget that protects public schools. the ad by the california teachers association alleges that california classrooms are facing a crisis, predicting huge cuts to public education over the next three years. bigger class sizes and thousands of teachers laid off essential resources

like counselors, nurses and special education aides gone and the governor's office has set a revised may budget proposal for 2024 2025 would ensure the budget is balanced over the next two fiscal years, tighten the belt and stabilize spending after the pandemic. the governor's new budget calls for cuts of about $151 per student, compared to the january proposed budget, and it essentially delays billions of dollars in cuts to the future. the teachers union and the california school boards association tell the sacramento bee that the governor's maneuver to avoid $8.8 billion in immediate cuts to schools is not lawful under proposition 98. it sets aside a minimum amount of funding for schools in the state budget, and the ad is up on youtube right now. and again, i'm working on getting a response from the governor about this live in the studio. gloria rodriguez abc seven news. >> outrage is growing in the

international community over israel's attack on rafah. the un security council has called for an emergency meeting after dozens of civilians were reportedly killed in this attack. a man is at the live desk with more on how the biden administration is now responding. >> reggie, this morning, the biden administration is reportedly assessing whether the israeli airstrike on sunday crossed president biden's red line. the attack left a refugee camp in flames and according to the hamas run health ministry, the airstrike killed 50 people and injured hundreds of others. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu calls the airstrike a tragic mishap. he says there was a technical failure now under investigation, the israeli military says it was conducting an intelligence based strike which killed two senior hamas officials. the military also says it regrets any harm to uninvolved civilians during combat. the deadly strike targeted a location only 650ft from a designated humanitarian area. more than 1 million

palestinians have fled to rafah during the war to seek refuge, a us official says. material from the airstrike may have ignited a fuel tank, creating that huge fire. a white house spokesperson calls the images devastating thing, saying israel must protect civilians while maintaining israel has a right to target hamas militants. reggie. >> all right. thanks, amanda. today, grad assistants and faculty workers at uc davis and ucla will begin to strike over how the uc system has handled pro-palestinian protests in recent weeks. a group of union members went on strike at uc santa cruz earlier this month. they're asking the universities to drop disciplinary and criminal charges against its members. the uc system argues these strikes violate the union's contract. >> 608 this morning, we'll take you to our okay camera this morning, as one of the planes gets towed to its gate. you can see a lot of cloud cover up above the airport, reporting cloudy conditions 53 degrees right now with a light southwest

breeze that will pick up later on this afternoon. now looking at the travel forecast across the country, we're watching two areas. first, chicago will likely be dealing with some gusty thunderstorms, possibly some severe weather later on this afternoon. that's an area that could see some delays. and this morning we have a bit of fog in l.a. the marine layer is banked up right along our coast. we'll get some afternoon sunshine there. 71 the high in la, chicago 70 much warmer in atlanta with full sunshine, up to 87 degrees today. back here at home. here's future weather at 10 a.m. we're breaking down that fog around the bay shoreline. we turn to sunny skies right around lunchtime and into the afternoon. we will find temperatures pleasant, but we will find windy conditions as well. future tracker wind speeds showing you those onshore breezes. gusts anywhere from about 15 to 35mph later on today, so temperatures today 1 or 2 degrees cooler than yesterday. 60s mainly around the bay shoreline. our warmest areas inland in the 70s. it's game two

of the phillies in town, still with the giants at oracle park. first pitch 645. we'll have some gusty winds, but clear skies throughout the entire game. we will be right back kumasi thank you drew. >> still to come, the pope accused of using a gay slur at the vatican the overnight reaction from the pontiff. then the workers who take tourists to and from alcatraz go on strike, and they say they are prepared to do it again if their demands are not met. plus, where in the bay area, this rare whale. we'll

alcatraz who say they're at a breaking point. we first told you about their strike yesterday on abc seven mornings. and amanda, workers say that strike could happen again. yeah. >> kumasi. on saturday, workers went on a four hour strike to push alcatraz city cruises to listen to their demands. they say if the company does not listen, they may strike again. after two years of failed negotiations with the company, 94 union workers say they are running out of patience. they are asking for fair wages and they want alcatraz city cruises to maintain or meet what other ferry companies are paying their workers. >> we've had our economic proposals on the table literally for months now, and they were supposed to bring an economic response to us on the 23rd, and they did not. combination of things between wages uh- benefits, you know, medical and simple things, just like

scheduling these these folks here don't know what their schedule is a week in advance. they can't plan their lives. they can't take vacations. >> the general manager of alcatraz city cruises shared a statement. >> it reads in part, we are disappointed the union would threaten our passengers, partners and the community with a potential disruption of those services. supervisor aaron peskin represents the district where the cruise line operates, and he says the company needs to stop stalling and enter into a contract with the union. back to you. kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. california snowpack is once again melting into high water supply. this year's snowpack was 113% of average, so that means better business for river rafting. rafting companies say the late season storms making a huge difference this year. one owner in tahoe says a start to this year's season has been epic. >> we collectively think that june is by far the best month to go rafting. the water is still up from kind of the tail end of

the snow melt, yet the air temperature and the air temperature is extremely nice. >> if you can't make it by june, companies say they will have rafting through september because of the late season storm systems. >> memorial day drew thousands of people out to ocean beaches across california, but in southern california, some were not able to get in the water. a shark sighting south of los angeles closed all ocean access on sunday night. surfers in san clemente reported seeing a shark lurking around them. one surfer was even knocked off their board . >> it was a shark about six seven feet, roaming around, going back and forth as somebody who likes to get in the water a little bit, but is always a little bit leery about what's underneath me, it is a little scary. >> the beach was open for the holiday, but city officials enforce a 24 hour closure on the water. it's unclear if that closure has been extended. >> one of the world's rarest whales was spotted off the marin

county coast. these are photos of the north pacific right whale spotted last friday. just three miles west of point reyes. researchers aboard a noaa ship spotted the whale. the north pacific right whale is critically endangered. marine biologists believe there are fewer than 500 of the whales remaining. noaa says. right now, right whales are documented to sing or to use repeated patterns of whale calls, which makes them all the more unique. >> if you think that jeans are not comfortable, i don't understand, but i guess those people are out there. one clothing company has come up with a solution that is stylish and not stiff. they're actually sweatpants, but they're printed to look like they're jeans, and they're reportedly flying off the shelves. rag and bone created this. the company sold 200 200,000 of these so far. the denim looking shorts cost 98 bucks. the pants going for more than $200. i mean, that's how much rag and bone usually is. so that's about in line with what

you would pay. >> i would support this, do you, do you find jeans uncomfortable? >> sometimes they can be. i have to find certain ones that have, like, good stretch. like, i really feel like i have on pretty much like, tights anyway, otherwise they can be a little stiff. yeah. >> all right. >> sometimes when you nap, you fall asleep by accident, and then you wake up. not the most comfortable thing. jeans. but i do enjoy them wearing them every day. sweatpants, though, >> have we come to a place where if jeans are uncomfortable, what do we really expect life to be that? >> well, it's all about, you know, we're changing. we're working. >> give me a little stretch. >> yeah, a little something. okay. you know, you want to feel like you're getting dressed for the day. you still want to be comfortable. it's literally sweatpants. >> well, that's what we have come to. >> i mean, but in a picture, you don't know, over a zoom. >> over a zoom, you would never know. >> you wouldn't know. >> you would never know. you're like, yes, i am wearing jeans. but if you know, you know, if you know, you know, here's a

live look at the pier 39 camera. the sea lions are awake this morning. we have overcast skies right now, certainly a may gray kind of morning out there. we'll find that cloud cover pretty much gone close to 10 a.m. this morning. and then we'll have sunshine this afternoon. the one issue by about 4 p.m. the winds will be gusty. we'll have winds gusting about 20 to 40mph. temperatures a couple of degrees cooler compared to yesterday. looking at your weather wellness today, air quality is good. we have fresh air out there. pollen levels, trees, especially at moderate levels. your uv index and eight out of an 11 that is very high. here's a look at the wind speeds as we go throughout the day. you can see the trend is for them to increase and peak after 2 p.m, and we'll find those winds out of the west southwest gusting about 30 35mph. later on this afternoon, with some higher gusts likely along the coast. so windy day in the city 61. it's breezy in the east bay. we'll go to 66. in oakland we'll have breezy conditions in the south bay as well, but it is very bright. 73

in san jose, warmer in santa rosa at 83. hit about 76 for daytime. high in concord. half moon bay clouds right now a little bit of afternoon sunshine, a high of 56 degrees. you will notice as you go throughout the evening a real lack of cloud cover. our marine layer is getting compressed as we head through the next 24 hours, so that means we really aren't going to see much fog later on this evening. in fact, overnight tonight we have a mainly clear sky because high pressure is building in and that high pressure is going to bring about a warming trend starting tomorrow feels almost summer like here by thursday and friday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. gusty winds this afternoon. then we track that warming trend thursday and friday. look at those temperatures 90 in our hottest cities over the weekend as we welcome june the 1st of the month. on saturday, we will have temperatures closer to average with lots of sunshine both afternoons. guys. >> thanks, drew. now we're going to bring in ginger zee. she is live in new jersey with a look at what is coming up in gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey good morning to you reggie kumasi. how wonderful to

be with you. yes we've got some sunshine behind me but boy did we have the tail end of that storm that did so much damage. it has been the busiest severe season to date in 13 years, and unfortunately we started the morning with even more 70 to 80 mile per hour winds in dallas fort worth. they've got ongoing warnings this morning. just chaos over the weekend, at least 22 people were killed, hundreds of homes and businesses have been damaged. and unfortunately, we got a real busy day ahead. i will be tracking that and gio is all over how this is going to impact travel. then this morning, 30 years after nicole brown's murder, her sisters sit down with diane sawyer in an abc news television exclusive, and diane discusses like only diane can, how they are really hoping to give nicole a voice. still. and for all of those that are in domestic abuse situations. also our exclusive with the american father now home after being detained in turks and caicos for having ammunition in his luggage. and finally, we have a grocery store challenge coming up this week on gma. we're taking store brands versus name

brands or national brands, and seeing where we can save. and i missed him. richard gere is in studio this morning, so we hope you'll join us on gma. >> you missed him. have you met him before though? yeah i was out here standing in fort lee. >> i don't think so. and that. but i also would just run away. bride is like one of my ultimates and i think i'd be weird, so it's probably good, you know? good to keep me 19 miles away, 15 miles wherever. >> i feel like there are a few people ginger hasn't met. >> what kind of eggs i like, richard, you know, like it just. >> it might not be good. >> got it? yeah okay. understood. yeah. we understand. ginger it's always great to see you. and we'll be thinking about the folks across the country affected by the weather. and we'll see you rescue inhaler, but it's a bit of a dinosaur, because it only treats your symptoms, not inflammation.

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♪ ♪ slur during a closed door meeting at the vatican. italian news outlets report the incident happened last week. in the meeting, the pope apparently stated that gay people should not train to become priests. reports say during that conversation, he used an italian word that is an offensive slur for gay people. at least one bishop says he doesn't believe

the pope knew the word he used was offensive at the time. also new at six, an annual san francisco pride month tradition is almost here, talking about the installation of the pink triangle on top of twin peaks. organizers are asking for volunteers ahead of that event, which is happening very soon. saturday, june 8th. the installation requires the help of about 400 to 450 people. there's at least 5000 steel spikes that are driven into the hillside to hold the pink canvases in place for pride month, organizers say. all are welcome to join. just make sure you bring some gloves and a hammer. and i'm going to add, even though you see people here in t shirts, a jacket, because you just never know. up there this morning we're looking at the real purpose of memorial day, a time to remember and honor our fallen soldiers and to recognize their bravery and courage, their services across the bay area from san francisco to across the bay in vallejo and beyond, at san francisco national cemetery in the presidio. praise for the men and women who have served and sacrificed is. navy veteran patrick o'neill was at the

presidio to remember a fallen soldier. o'neill says his uncle was in his early 20s when he was killed in 1944. >> it was a way for those of us that are still living, to honor the people who made sacrifices, to give us freedom to do something like this. >> and in vallejo and mare island naval cemetery, visitors were able to see the results of a major restoration. after the federal government took control of the property from the city of vallejo. people lining the streets of hillsborough for that town's annual memorial day parade. it was a real civic affair, bringing out local school and community groups. the parade ended at the north school field with a ceremony followed by a music festival. next at 630. a business owner in the city asking for help after someone stole more than $300 worth of merchandise and office equipment, and severe weather tearing through many parts of

the country, millions are remain in the path this morning. but first, here's drew. >> hey, reggie, we'll get you going. this morning with a lot of cloud cover right now. breaking down for sunshine between 9 and 10 a.m. it's a bright afternoon, but it's also breezy winds gusting about 20 to 40mph. look at the forecast region by region. a few degrees cooler than yesterday, but still mi

now, at 630, for the first time, a former president will face closing arguments in a criminal trial when we could potentially see a verdict in the hush money case. >> then passengers told to brace for a water landing and asked to put on life jackets. >> that terrifying flight, and then the little baby taking the internet by storm because he's grumpy looking. oh, he sure is. >> this baby through. ooh >> turn that frown upside down. good morning everybody. >> it is tuesday, may 28th. >> here's your forecast from drew. >> yes, we begin with cloudy skies giving way to a bright but breezy afternoon on the way. this is the exploratorium camera live. look, you can see all that gray. to begin our day, we'll look at current sky conditions across the region. you know, a lot of cloud icons from oakland

to san jose to napa, concord, though we do have clear skies. as you head further inland and we will see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. those clouds break down between 9 and 11 a.m. for a bright day, but right now, temperatures. we're in the 40s and in the 50s currently, that light jacket take it with you. and then the afternoon we'll find pleasant temperatures. but it will be rather windy. winds gusting about 20 to 40mph after 1 p.m. so look along the coast this morning. we have clouds giving way to sunshine. by 4 p.m. we'll have temperatures in the mid 50s around the bay shoreline. we are dealing with quite a bit of fog, but you can see by 11 a.m. that cloud cover is gone. we have sunny skies this afternoon. it's pleasant in the low 70s, but again, that wind will be a bit of an issue. looking inland this morning we have a blend of sun and clouds to start the day. it will be a warm afternoon with highs in the upper 70s. let's check in with amanda and see how the commute is going. >> good morning. yeah, our overall map showing. it's not too bad on your tuesday morning commute, but we do want to take

you back to dublin. that three car crash. the good news here is that it has cleared. speeds are down to 59mph. it will still impact and slow people down if you're taking the altamont pass though, so just keep that in mind. and then to vallejo where they are stopped traffic on westbound 37 between sacramento street and the merge. there, traffic continues slow out to the raceway at six miles per hour. kumasi >> thanks, amanda. closing arguments in former president donald trump's hush money trial begin today. the trial wrapped up after more than four weeks in nearly two dozen witnesses. the defense rested its case last week. trump didn't testify. he's facing 34 charges in new york for allegedly covering up a payment made to stormy daniels. he's pleaded not guilty and denies any wrongdoing. jury deliberations could start tomorrow. >> severe storms over the holiday weekend are being blamed for at least 22 deaths, including some children. amanda has more on the tornadoes and thunderstorms that have caused so much trouble for millions of people. >> reggie. it has certainly been

an active few days of severe weather in some parts of the country. it arrived as millions of people returned home after the holiday weekend, and the storms are heading east with downpours in d.c. and a tornado warning in maryland. this is the same system that created more than two dozen tornadoes over the weekend. it left destruction in oklahoma, kentucky and texas. residents in valley view, texas, one of the cities hardest hit, are clearing out the debris. my mom, she's still in the hospital. >> she's in the icu, she broke her spine in half, in the middle, i believe. and she has broken ribs, so she can't feel her legs. >> and this is what's left of one couple's barn. they hid in a bathtub with their dog as a tornado ripped apart their home around them. the storm is impacting travel with major delays at airports in both dallas and atlanta. back to you, kumasi. >> thanks, amanda. developing news out of sacramento this morning. police searching for a suspect after five people were shot. it happened last night

outside of an apartment complex in south sacramento. police say three men, a woman and a teenage girl had to all be rushed to the hospital after being shot. >> it is believed that all five individuals that were shot were in close proximity to each other. at the time of the shooting, so they were all known to each other like a party happening or anything. i don't know if it was a party, but i do know that they were all together and in the same area when they were when they were shot. >> all five of the victims are expected to be okay. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. police haven't released any other details about the investigation or the search for the suspected shooter. >> the california teachers association is escalating its pressure campaign against governor gavin newsom. it's paying for a new tv ad targeting education spending cuts amid a massive budget shortfall. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is here with a look at the teacher's message. gloria. the ad features newsom himself in 2021, promising to transform the education system. >> it does. reggie and the ad urges the governor and lawmakers to pass a state budget that

protects public schools. the ad is by the california teachers association, and it alleges that california classrooms are facing a crisis, predicting huge cuts to public education over the next three years. bigger class sizes and thousands of teachers laid off essential resources like counselors, nurses and special education aides gone. >> we agree that we can't go back to where we were, tell lawmakers and governor newsom to pass a state budget that protects public schools for our students and communities. >> the governor's office has set a revised may budget proposal for 2024 2025, would ensure the budget is balanced over the next two fiscal years, tighten the belt and stabilize spending after the pandemic. the governor's new budget calls for cuts of about $151 per student, compared to the january proposed budget. critics say that the budget essentially delays billions of dollars in cuts to the future. and on its website,

the california teachers association says proposition 98, which was passed by california voters and in the california constitution, provides protection to ensure funding for california schools is secured even in times of economic downturn. now reached out to the governor's office about the ad. of course, it is still early right now, so i haven't heard back yet, but we'll let you know their response as soon as we have it live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. san francisco school leaders are asking voters to approve the most expensive bond to ever go before the city, $790 million to improve school buildings. as the district is facing a financial crisis and looming school closures. now eight years ago, voters passed a $744 million bond measure promising upgrades to campuses and to kitchens. but we found proposals for two new campuses never got off the ground. >> a small business owner in san francisco is asking for help after someone stole more than

$300,000 worth of clothing and office equipment. dare fashion specializes in goth style clothing designed and made here in san francisco on may 1st. the owner, ben wong, discovered his office and storage facility along market street. ransacked. he says someone broke in and stole countless dresses and accessories. it all happened as his team was preparing for san francisco's world goth day festival. >> i give myself 15 minutes to feel sorry for myself and then i say, okay, now we got a deal. what i'm really trying to do is turn this around and say, how do you make the worst thing? that's ever happened to you? the best thing that's ever happened to you? wong says he has a $1 million insurance policy. >> policy on his business, but didn't realize it was for liability. only he warns others to look closely at their insurance coverage. he set up a gofundme to help recoup his losses. we do have a link on our website, which is abc seven news.com city leaders in san jose are working to transform downtown into a place where the community wants to eat, work and

play. >> this week they are using a splash of color to help with that transformation. san pedro san pedro square has been transformed into a massive canvas. it's been turned into a giant paint by number art piece, 645ft long, 30ft wide. more than a thousand volunteers signed up to fill it with color. >> i think it's special to be part of it for everybody in the whole city to be part of it, because downtown is everybody's neighborhood. >> the city turned this street into a pedestrian mall back in january to help speed up pandemic recovery downtown. the head of the downtown association hopes the mural helps with that effort. it will be fully painted by the end of the week. >> a public health warning now after a confirmed case of measles in fresno county, the los angeles county of public health is now confirming that an infected passenger flew on united airlines flight from l.a. to fresno. the flight landed on sunday. a passenger spoke to our

sister station in fresno and said the plane was about 70% full. it's unclear if that patient is still in fresno or where they sat on that plane. scary moments for passengers on spirit airlines when they were told to brace for a water landing. pilots on the flight from jamaica to fort lauderdale discovered a mechanical issue shortly after takeoff. passengers say they were told to put on life jackets in case the plane had to land in the water. you can see all the life jackets scattered around the cabin there. the pilots got the plane safely back to the airport in jamaica. another plane took the passengers to florida. the airline didn't elaborate on the mechanical issue, but it says its crews will evaluate the plane. now that is a that is the last thing i want to hear. the very last thing. i'm glad they're okay. still to come, san francisco based openai announces new upgrades to its technology overnight, and a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> down about 125 points right

now. another update on the markets next. >> then the local senior trying to get people to be more active. his daily routine that's helping to build a better bay area. >> we don't start to change our relationship with where we live and also the landscapes around us in california. there's no way we're going to get out of this hole. >> over the past few years, wildfires in the region have been unprecedented hotter, faster, and more intense. that's what experts say we can expect over the next 25 years. watch the abc seven originals presentation. bay area 2050 now streaming wherever you watch abc seven. now here's drew. >> hey, kumasi 640 this morning. we're in san jose right now. we can see we have a lot of cloud cover. the airport currently reporting cloudy skies, a temperature of 55 degrees. the winds are light, but they will begin to pick up heading into the afternoon, gusting over 20mph at times. we are tracking some thicker fog in parts of the north bay. petaluma can clearly

see down to less than a mile visibility, so just be aware of that one on one in the region. a little bit slower with that lower visibility elsewhere, we are doing much better. here's future weather. we continue to break down that fog over the next couple of hours. after 10 a.m, we're seeing sunshine across the region and later on this afternoon, temperatures will feel pleasant, but the wind is going to be an issue, gusting at times over 20mph. in fact, here's future tracker wind speeds showing you by 4 p.m. that onshore flow likely between about 20 to 40mph, with the strongest winds gusting along the coastline. so we do have clouds giving way to sunshine. it will be a windy afternoon, certainly across the city. it will feel windy in san francisco, 61 degrees for a high there, 66 in oakland, 73 in san jose, 83 in santa rosa, a high of 76. in concord. just a quick look at oracle park today. first pitch temperature 6:45 p.m. the phillies still in town. we will have clear skies, but those winds will

who lost in the finals to the warriors two years ago, swept the indiana pacers last night. the celtics have won 17 championships, tied with the lakers for the most of all time. the dallas mavericks can join the celtics in the finals if

they win tonight. the nba finals begin on june 6th right here on abc seven. >> a roll of basketball remembering one of the sport's greatest personalities. tributes have been pouring in for bill walton, who died after a prolonged battle with cancer. >> after his playing career, his enthusiasm, passion and love for basketball translated to broadcasting success and to a life spent promoting and growing the game around the world. >> walton first led the ucla bruins to two college national titles in 1972 and 73. he was the top pick in the 1974 nba draft, and three years later led the portland trail blazers to their only championship. he won another title as a member of the boston celtics in 1986, before retiring and becoming one of the sport's most colorful broadcasters. >> take the headset off during a commercial break and just say to me, i love you, but don't tell anybody because i think he he

just enjoyed the fact. >> walton is survived by his four sons, including former warriors assistant coach luke walton. he was 71 years old. >> warriors coach steve kerr called bill walton a, quote, legendary player, a hilarious, colorful broadcaster and most of all, a wonderful person. end quote. he went on to say, i will cherish getting to know him. i would cherish getting to know him when he would visit it, when he would visit the warriors, when his son luke was on our coaching staff, his incredible energy, passion, love and zest for life was never turned off. then on instagram, steph curry posted this photo of him with walton writing quote r.i.p. to a legend on and off the court. you might hear it all the time, but he always brought the best energy and humanity to every room he walked in. true definition of living his values always with a smile. prayers to the entire walton family. >> now it's your morning money report. openai is training a new artificial intelligence model

behind its popular chatbot, chatgpt. in a blog post, the san francisco based company says it expects this new model to bring the next level of capability. digital training of ai models can take months or even years, experts say. the earliest this new technology could arrive would be in nine months. openai is also creating a new safety and security committee to discuss how to handle risks of the new model. this morning, an announcement from t-mobile means a big expansion of their business. it's a $4.4 billion deal, which would take over us cellular's wireless operations. that means 4 million new customers for t-mobile. the company is expected to finalize the deal next year after regulatory approval. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway today, you can see that we are down about 60 points as a special tribute made on memorial day to those lost at sea. >> some call it the silent service, also known as submarine veterans. there was a solemn

service on board the uss pampanito, which was docked at the corner of pier 45 at fisherman's wharf. the ship served six deployments during world war two. yesterday the submarine hosted a ceremony to honor those who never returned to port. >> those lives that are lost, it's hard to even imagine and so that's why we celebrate and memorialize on memorial day today, those lost servicemen >> this memorial day tradition started after the war, when 52 subs were lost, along with 3000 crew members. each of the subs got a special tribute. >> a long time east bay resident trying to help build a better bay area, we found a local navy veteran now inspiring so many around him. walking is what keeps 88 year old veteran pete estabrook going. he leaves his senior apartment each day to hit local trails with a goal of 7000 steps.

>> my advice to younger kids is turn off the tv and get your up out of bed and go for a walk. i tell you, my favorite expression, and that is i would rather wear out than rust out. that's been my motto all my years. i'll keep going as long as i can do this. >> might just curse at me and then tell people to turn off the tv, which is my livelihood. beep okay, of course you can do whatever he wants. he attributes his get up and go attitude to his time serving in the korean and vietnam war, and we thank him for that. >> forget saying cheese, this newborn is doing anything but that and these baby photos. and of course the internet cannot get enough of trent, who is now being called grumpy baby drawing in light photography, shared these photos and they show trent making some grumpy but still adorable faces. he was just seven days old when his mom took

him for a photo shoot, and when trent began making these expressions, the photographer says, mom started to laugh, saying that trent makes these same faces at home just a normal face for him. >> it wasn't anything unusual that she had seen it before, so i think she was glad that we were able to document it. he wasn't crying, he wasn't fussing . he was just scowling. >> photographer lauren carson says she's been photographing newborns for about a decade. none of them, though, compared to the looks that trent was making. but she says trent wasn't actually grumpy. he was pretty cool during the photo shoot. that's his face. that's just how he has his face resting. >> grumpy face. oh so adorable >> that was cute. now, like some like, people. like he's been here before. yeah, yeah, they've been here before. >> and what happened?

>> what was the drama like? >> we to know it. >> and he hated cameras. >> trent. oh, my gosh, that's so sweet. >> all right. the dam cam this morning. we do have uh- solid deck of cloud cover out there this morning. but you do see sunshine awaits us this afternoon as we look at the day planner today. we have those clouds. this morning. we will find that cloud cover pretty much done. and out of here between 9 and 11 a.m. and that means the afternoon. it is a bright day. we'll also have some gusty winds by 4 p.m. those winds onshore between about 20 and 40mph. so temperatures today 1 or 2 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. your sunset today is at 8:24 p.m. so looking at your weather wellness today we have fresh air. air quality is good. pollen levels. specifically tree pollen is moderate and your uv index and eight out of an 11 today that is very high winds will start to pick up as we head through the

afternoon. you can see they increasing by about 2:03 p.m. they're peaking at times with winds gusting over 30mph. so just prepare for a gusty afternoon. although it's a bright day and those temperatures are a little bit above average in a lot of cities. so highs today will hit about 66 in oakland, 73 in san jose, much warmer in santa rosa at 8376 in concord. it's windy in the city today. and a high of 61 degrees. but looking at the evening planner, you find a real lack of any cloud cover. our marine layer is getting compressed over the next 24 hours, so this evening do anticipate mainly clear skies even as we approach midnight tonight, which leads to a mainly clear night on the way. overnight lows will dip into the 40s and 50s, with high pressure building in starting tomorrow. that means we have a warming trend on the way by wednesday those temperatures are above average. feeling a lot warmer than today. and then by thursday, look at the heat inland. low to mid 90s and our hottest cities by thursday afternoon. accuweather seven day

forecast. windy today. with that warming trend coming our way thursday and friday. feel summer like around here. and as we head into the weekend we expect sunny skies both saturday and sunday. a minor cool down, but temperatures close to average for the start of june. >> guys thank you. are you ready for bottle rock 2025? organizers wasted no time after wrapping this music festival's year. pre-sale. general admission. pre-sale. general admission. tickets for next year's festival are now available online. three day tickets start at 426 bucks. additional ticket options, along with a lineup, will be announced much, much later. >> now to a break in in southern california. but this was not your usual thief. security cameras caught this bear. oh. ransacked the fridge in the garage. this was in a home in monrovia last year. apparently the bear was hungry looking for something sweet. you can see he went and got a whole chocolate

cake out of the fridge. okay then last week this same bear was caught walking off with some oreos. it broke the window of a house to go in the kitchen. >> oh wow, i cannot. >> the bear likes what it likes. >> look at this car. >> you're looking at the car and not the bear. you're looking at the thing. >> you know i want to drop top man. can you imagine me in that car? >> there is a bear in the garage. kumasi, please. >> let's concentrate. >> the car. >> guess who is back in? just in time for the unofficial start of summer. that's right. it is our favorite otter known for causing trouble. you know what? let's reframe this. known for protecting her young. >> okay, okay. >> from surfers. otter 801 was spotted over the weekend by photographer mark woodward. woodward woodward has been a close watcher of otter 841, who usually roams the santa cruz area. the otter gained national attention last summer for being aggressive and quotes to local surfers and evading capture by

wildlife teams. of course, experts suggest that you should stay away from a-41 and really stay away from all sea otters and really any marine life period. >> it's good to see her though. >> she is a woman who knows her boundaries and i can appreciate that. and respect it. and i'm really glad that she's free. >> i'm glad she's out. >> y'all try to get her and you couldn't. >> next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. >> download the app now you can start streaming and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside. right now at 655, we'll be right back.

number one, a nearly three hour standoff with san jose police came to an end last night, with

one suspect in custody and one woman found dead inside a home. homicide investigators are looking into the case. >> number two more uc grad students will begin to strike over how the uc system handled pro-palestinian protest. students at davis and ucla join students already on strike at santa cruz. they want universities to drop disciplinary charges against students involved in the demonstrations. >> number three, the biden administration is assessing whether israel's latest attack in rafah crosses the president's, quote, red line. 50 people were killed, hundreds others injured. israel is calling it a, quote, tragic mishap. >> number four, the death toll from severe storms of the memorial day weekend is now at 22. communities and states across the plains and south are working to clean up the damage left behind by thunderstorms and tornadoes. thousands remain without power this morning and severe weather is affecting dallas, texas this morning. >> so it's not over quite yet. back here at home number five. it is morning clouds to

sunshine. a live look at our sfo camera. right now. we can see that fog is overhead. we'll have those clouds breaking down between 9 and 11 a.m. this morning for sunny skies this afternoon it is a windy afternoon. we'll find those winds gusting about 20 to 40mph. a warming trend will kick in here starting tomorrow. >> number six, a look at the bay bridge. toll cam metering lights are still on. traffic is stopped from the foot of the maze and it continues to slow across the span out to fremont street. drive time from highway four to the city is one hour and 12 minutes, and number seven, a woman from north carolina won the women's category in the annual cheese rolling event in britain. >> this extreme sport has competitors tumble down a hill chasing a wheel of cheese. first person to finish behind. it gets to keep the cheese and i guess he got to keep the cheese. >> yum. >> wait, this is the men's competition though, right? now what kind of cheese is it.

>> oh no it's gloucester cheese. >> oh gloucester double gloucester cheese. >> is it worth your life. >> because. >> do you see what's happening at the bottom. i was just reading about this. those are a local rugby players who catch you. >> oh that's nice. >> which, you know, depending on the rugby player. double win. that's double glass of cheese and double win. i mean i don't get it, but if it's for you, it's for you. you know, i guess sea lions, seven and seven. >> exactly. the swimmers. otherwise it's good morning america >> robin: good morning america. dangerous storms and a holiday travel nightmare for millions. memorial day washout. severe weather striking the northeast. >> there it is! oh, no! it just hit a house. oh, no. >> robin: a deadly tornado outbreak in the heartland. we'll hear from a family inside a gas station when a twister ca t