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thanks for joining us to start your week i'm kristen sze i'm eric thomas. >> topping our news no comment from golden state warriors ownership is reinforcing speculation that the team has reached an agreement to move from oakland to san francisco. katie marzullo is live in oakland with the reaction. >> reporter: it does seem there's another clue as to whether or not the warriors will be staying or moving. the clue is cryptic so you need interpret this for yourself. this morning there is a source telling espn that the team is close to making the move to san francisco. the source also says that the team wants to move and is committed to making it happen. the only official reaction we have from the team is a

statement that one of the owners released sunday. it says: "we are not prepared to make any announcements at this time." some are internshiping that as a nondenial of the move. -- a week ago san francisco mayor lee sent a letter all 11 city supervisors signed it. promising the big arena they say they can and will build on the waterfront. meanwhile, oakland mayor quan along with others are committed to keeping the team in oakland and say this is where the team should be and that's what they will do the battle still brewing. all of this can't happen until the current lease is up with the team in oakland. we are looking at 2017/2018 season.

katie marzullo, abc7 news. in a couple of hours wall street investors could get a clearer picture on facebook's start as a publicly trading company when the first full day of trading begins. mark zuckerberg rang nasdaq's opening bell friday from menlo park as his company's stock went public. trading wasn't scheduled until an hour and a half later that was delayed another half hour because of technical glitches at the nasdaq. that caused confusion and unease among traders. the price of facebook stock ended where it started at $38 a shower. oakland's leader consider banning -- the proposal refers to tools of violence used in recent occupy incidents may 1st, protesters used a fire

accelerant to torch a police car. it would be a misdemeanor with a $1,000 fine and six months in jail if protesters are caught carrying anything on a list of banned items including hammers, shields and rocks. chicago preparing for another day of violent protests as the final day of the nato summit begins in a few hours. police clashed with demonstrators yesterday leading to several injuries and dozens of arrests. protesters say boeing headquarters will be one of the destin nations today. many businesses have told employees to stay home. diana perez has the latest. >> reporter: president obama wakes up in his hometown of chicago this morning for day two of the nato summit with a heavy focus on afghanistan. over the weekend mr. obama and afghan president reaffirmed

commitment to draw troops out of afghanistan and bring the war to answer. >> the president: painting a vision post 2014 in which we have ended our combat role. >> reporter: president karzai agreed and apologized for being a burden to americans. >> i bring to you the gratitude of the afghan people for the support your taxpayer money has provided for the past decade. >> reporter: thousands marched through the streets of downtown chicago calling for an end to the war. >> nato generals need to have accountability to the service members serving under them. >> people are sick of war. we want money for education, housing, jobs, for all of the social programs that the people in this country love so well. we've had it up to here with war. >> reporter: diana perez, abc news. this morning the top u.s. military commander in

afghanistan says american troops will still be involved in combat after the u.s. officially shifts to a supporting role next year. general allen says the role includes coming to the aid of other nato troops he says american troops won't see answer of fighting until the end of 2014. back here funeral services held later this morning for a bay area soldier killed in afghanistan. 30-year-old staff sergeant thomas fogerty of alameda was killed on may 6th. his wife and two sons were joined by a group of veterans friday for the arrival of his casket. funeral services will be held at kaufman auditorium in alameda 11 a.m.. he will be laid to rest at arlington national cemetery in virginia at a future date. the wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi is sharing her story exclusively with the abc7 news eye team.

she talks about the fight with her husband and the public scandal that followed. dan traveled to her home in venezuela over the weekend for a one-on-one interview. she talks about how her life has changed dramatically in the past five months. her fight for justice for her husband and whether she is coming back to san francisco. dan just got back late last night. you don't want to miss his story which will begin airing tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11. showdown looms at tonight's public hearing over proposed 44% hike in water rates over the next three years. the company says it needs to increase because people are using less water now. system costs remain the same. it wants to add 23 new positions. an advocacy group said a much smaller increase, 10% over three years it suggests that

san jose water could get by with five new positions. people are still talking the solar eclipse last evening. they flocked to where they can safely view the sunblocked out by the moon. 6:30, 84% of the sun was covered by the moon, leaving a crescent-shaped sun. we want to share some of the photos you sent to us via ureport. bruce sent this from cupertino. you can see the bright rays of sunlight from behind the moon them is what the eclipse looked like in the east bay. again, couldn't look at with it naked eye. you could look at it through the pin hole method. >> that's what i did with the kids. i was neat to see. xu bright you could barely perceive a difference. >> didn't see it directly saw highlights later like sporting

events. let's check in with mike. when you looked at shadows they were all crescent-shaped, so, so cool. winds of change are back. coming out of west a little stout, 14 miles per hour at sfo, 15 oakland, 17 concord you can see the sea breeze is back that means a cooling trend for all of us today with the coolest temperatures or the biggest drop coming in our inland valleys some of us hit 90 yesterday. low to mid 50s mostly cloudy. 64 antioch. stay cloudy patchy drizzle through 7:00 temperatures low to mid 50s. lunch hourñ?(jx clouds retreat k to the coast mid to upper 50s around half moon bay, san francisco, mid to upper 60s oakland and palo alto, san rafael and san jose. rest of the lunchtime

temperatures low to mid 70s. 64 oakland most of news the low to mid 70s fairfield and antioch upper 70s 7:00, a lot of 50s along the coast 60s around the bay shore only 70s holding on fairfield and antioch. next three days, cooling trend, we drop four degrees tomorrow another four wednesday and a couple more degrees thursday putting us in the 50s at the coast upper 60s around the bay and low 70's inland. here's frances. major connection ramp closed in san jose from highway 17 to north 280 as well as 880 to north 280, this connection ramp will be blocked until 6:00 this morning. north 101 capital expressway out to story lane scheduled to be closed until 5:00, another 20 minutes. live shot in the san jose area. this will show traffic is light now headlights

northbound 280, fine into cupertino connection ramps from 17 and 880 are blocked. also, big heads-up, you probably heard about it this weekend, dumbarton bridge closure starting friday night at 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. tuesday. san mateo bridge and 237 will be the alternates for this weekend. right now accident-free around the bay area live shot of the bay bridge toll no problems, no delays. 4:41 now. next, critical deadline today if you want to vote in next month's primary. more trouble for pg&e. the pressure problem that means the risk of another san bruno disaster is as great as ever. dumbarton bridge looming work that could complicate your memorial day weekend. ititit

good morning. live picture of san francisco financial district buildings you have a little low cloudiness with some drizzle for folks we'll check in with mike in a moment. 4:44 now. new details emerging about pressure problems with natural gas pipelines that pg&e is running into two years after the san bruno disaster. the chronicle reports the utility giant has accidentally over pressurized gas lines more than 120 times since the 2010 explosion and fire. the blast killed eight people. the majority of the surges reportedly happened onlines that snake through neighborhoods and deliver gas to homes and business. pg&e's top gas official says the utility will have zero tolerance for further pressure

issues. frances will be reminding us all week that the dumbarton bridge will be shutdown this friday night through memorial. crews will be installing a new joint to help absorb the shock of a quake. the bridge will close to traffic starting 10:00 friday night. caltrans plans to have it reopened 5 a.m. tuesday morning may 29th. use the san mateo bridge as an alternate. don't forget to download our waze traffic app to keep on top of traffic problems. heads-up if you plan voting in the june 5th primary today is the last day you can register to vote. mailed in registration forms have to be postmarked today. you have to reregister if you have moved, changed your name or if you want to change your party affiliation. quiet afternoon becomes too quiet for hundreds of pg&e customers. next, the trouble one fallen

tree can cause. warehouse fire leads to unexpected discovery in oakland. answers investigators will be looking for. iran meets with u.n. top nuclear inspector the promise he wants from tehran. big crowd shows up for lady gaga but there are no fans in that crowd. the nation that wants her to stay away. ababababababababababab

we come back. coast 59, 60s and 70s through the bay shore 70s and 80s inland 80s over the east bay valleys today 60s in the northwest also northeast with 70s around dc-8ties elsewhere 108 phoenix good news, -- all

major airports except for philadelphia which has flight arrival delays on time no organized areas of severe weather low clouds could cause delays at sfo i doubt it at oakland and san . abc7news.com flight -- flight tracker. this morning, several people are dead after a suicide bomber blew himself up during a military parade rehearsal in yemen's capital. the official says the bomb was a soldier participating in the drill near the presidential palace practiced for the celebration of yemen's national day tomorrow. dozens of ambulances took the wounded to hospitals. no one has claimed responsibility so far. head of united nations nuclear agency in tehran this morning. the u.n. group is set to meet with iran's top nuclear negotiator today focused on getting iran to agree to terms

of inspections to determine if iran is working on atomic weapons. tehran says the program is for peaceful purposes the visit comes two days before another round of nuclear talks in baghdad. south korea's negotiator says opportunities will open for north korea if it retrains from provocative action. envoys are meeting today to discuss concerns that pyongyang is preparing for a third test. world leaders say the north could face more sanctions if it continues to threaten stability. president of italy back in his nation from the summit to deal with the aftermath of a devastating quake. the 6.0 quake struck early yesterday morning. four people were killed. rescue workers fear that number could go up as they comb through weekage. -- through wreckage. the quake was centered in northern italy in an area known for making parmesan

cheese. two of the dead were found inside a collapsed ceramics company. in san francisco, hundreds of pg&e customers have their power back on this morning after a massive tree branch knocked down lines the branch came down at church and elizabeth street yesterday. it took pg&e crews well into the night to make repairs. the j church muni line was affected because part of the tree landed on light rail tracks police closed off church between 24th and 23rd while crews cleaned up. no word on what caused that branch to snap. >> don't know fit was breezy in san francisco, certainly on the peninsula it want. >> could have been old age. >> could have been. >> when we get to this time of the year trees on the edge start to break off because of the lack of water. i don't see any in this forecast either i see breezes out of the west this morning. good morning.

clouds back any time you see clouds this thick that means we are going to have a cooling trend. thickest fog now along the coast 1 1/2 mile visibility at half moon bay everybody else around 10 the clouds aren't causing any problems there i think we'll have delays at sfo. 49 santa rosa, 64 antioch most of us in the low to mid 50s monterey bay more homogenized temperatures low to mid 50s everywhere with cloudy conditions. afternoon sunshine everywhere, cooler temperatures not as hot as yesterday. east bay 90 yesterday in the valleys icloud did tonight patchy drizzle, cooling continues through friday this is not a one and done this is a slow migration down for five days. santa rosa within degree cooler free month and san francisco five concord and san jose six oakland seven

degrees cooler than yesterday fog along the coast low clouds the rest of us spread a little deeper by 7:00 by noon to 1:00 back away from the coast and gone completely the damage has been done 50s for you, 60s, 70s and 80s in the east bay valleys. as you head towards the east bay shore 63 richmond everybody else upper 60s to low 70s union city 73. monterey bay mid to upper 70s excuse me the south bay 76 san jose upper 60s millbrae and san mateo. upper 50s along the coast mid to upper 60s downtown into south san francisco north bay beaches upper 50s inland mid to upper 70s. he -- traveling the state today rain up around eureka 56 the cold front going to steer onshore winds and make it cooler.

94 palm springs. upper 60s low 70s san diego and l.a.. a's back home taking on the angels, 7:05 first pitch, dropping to 56. cooling trend look at by the time we get to thursday into friday, nearly 2 to 15° cooler from the coast to inland slow warming trend over the weekend. have a great day. here's frances. here's some evidence of that cooling if you have are driving across the golden gate bridge, some fog no accidents on bay area freeways. traffic flowing well westbound as you head through berkeley, emeryville to the bay bridge toll, fine on 580 and 880 as well through oakland. here's a live shot of highway 24 out of walnut creek headlights westbound through lafayette, orinda, no delays down to the caldecott tunnel

good ride. good news on amtrak's capital corridor they are adding a stop today at the santa clara university caltrain station. there is a slight schedule change because of that new stop. other mass transit systems no delays, bart, caltrain, ace and mimi -- ace and muni looking good now. oakland fire investigators expected to be back at the scene today of a warehouse fire that revealed an illegal marijuana growing operation. the fire broke out saturday morning inside a brooks street warehouse near the auto row section along broadway. firefighters discovered 500 pot plants in the building. investigators are still trying to pinpoint the cause of the blaze and figure out who rigged up an illegal electrical system for the pot grow. firefighters in southern california expect to fully contain a huge fire that broke out late saturday in fontana. the flames could be seen for miles. the fire quickly spread.

authorities say one firefighter suffered minor injuries. the cause is still under investigation. access to twitter back this morning in pakistan. pakistan cut off twitter after the site failed to meet government demands that it remove tweets considered offensive to islam. the tweets promoted a contest to post images of the prophet know whom mad. the government did not -- prophet mohammed. government did not give reason for restoring access. >> ♪ members of a christian group rallying outside mall of asia arena where lady gaga will perform protesters say they he are offended by lady gaga's music particularly her song of judas which they say makes fun of jesus. the asian tour has been marked by protests in south korea and .

last week we reported they did not issue -- issue her a concert permit in indonesia because of it. tighter security didn't help. next, the fender-bender that lead to an attack on a fan at dodger stadium. university student blamed for the suicide of a gay student faces sentencing today. why some gay rights groups don't want him to go to prison. community battling back from a tornado gets words of encouragement from president obama. how the weather could make or break a huge towing job today. irir