>> in the news this sunday morning, may 27th, festivities are planned throughout the day, celebrating 75 years since the golden gate bridge opened. and caltran crews continue their nonstop work to retrofit the dunbarton bridge, which is closed to traffic until early tuesday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm carolyn tyler. let's start with a quick first look at the weather. here's our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning, everyone. here is the birthday girl. we are lacking at a cloudy start. can't tell now but all bay area locations except for napa reporting plenty of low clouds, and this that we are looking at temperatures fairly uniform, in the lower 50s, except for santa rosa and napa where you had a bit of a clear sky for the

past couple of hours. 47 there. 53 in oakland and 51 in san francisco. here's the way it's going to play out throughout the afternoon. the late morning hours we will get into the clearing. but notice the clouds are going to hang along the an mattio coast and we are expecting numbers to come up today except right here where the marine layer sits. we will talk about texas temperatures and a look at a warmer week ahead in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. today is the 75th anniversary celebration of the golden gate bridge and the festivities promise to be spectacular. if you are promising to drive this could be a day of frustration. parking lots and streets all around the bridge are going to be closed to traffic except for pedestrian and bicycles. abc7 news reporter mark matthews shows us what to expect. >> reporter: if you are thinking. watching from the mari net. headlands, that road will be one way only.

>> people will only go one way. >> that means to access you have to take the tunnel road, turn left at mccullough and drive up the hill on the back side, then down on the bridge side. and parking, ranger larson said best get here before noon. >> the ranger also told me that section will be closed. >> traffic will be backed up into sausalito and same for capella point unless you are walk or on a bike. the bridge will be shut down for an hour for the fireworks. no pedestrian will be allowed on the bridge after six in the evening. the parking lot on the northeast side will be closed at 5:00 p.m., and reopened after the fireworks. the parking lots on the south side of the bridge will be closed all day. and the presidio will be closed to cars that don't have special passes. and there are also signs in the marina saying no parking on the

many of the side streets. residents of getting ready. >> we are parked up here and we ain't moving. >> here's the good news. the organizers are preparing for a lot of people. the presidio go around the park schedule will be on an expanded schedule, and muni will be running between the civic center and the marina green on extra service on several routes, and bike parking, yeah, they got it. now if you didn't get all of that down, don't worry. we've got it for you at abc7news.com. just go to the "see it on tv link" and click on the 57th anniversary site. reporting from crissy field, mark matthews, abc7 news. a major out the of town visitor will be part of the festival, it's the ussnemits and the crew of 3,000 sailors expected to travel through the golden gate at 1:00 this afternoon. it's one of the world's largest navel ships. the golden gate celebration is

from all date all day with the main events, the fireworks show, beginning at 9:30 tonight. here is where it will all happen. the prime spot to see the fireworks is along the water front from fort point to east marina green and across the gate on the marin headlands. and chris i field, garadeli square and pier39. everyone is urged to take public transportation. the lark spur ferry service resumes this morning following with often day strike yesterday. mary curry said there will be ferry confidence service with extended hours from 11 this morning until 11 tonight for the bridge celebration. the inland boats man union said yesterday's job action was triggered when contract talks broke down friday night over working conditions. >> the work environment on some of these ferries is pretty bad. they are working around sewage

issues constantly with odors and also the mold issues. the company has been very nonresponsive to our concerns on this. >> about 35 union members have been working without a contract for a year. both sides say they will resume talks on tuesday. there are road closers in san francisco and the south bay this weekend, including the dumba of arton bridge project. here's a few more obstacles that could slow your journey to the golden gate today. >> take that apart. >> the work on the dumbarton bridge has been going on nonstop. crews will be installing a larger expansion joint. >> some of the work involves raising the bridge five inches at the site of the seismic joint. we are also in the process of replacing the seismic joint. it's a steal joint that runs

across the entire deck and allows the bridge to move during a seismic event safely. >> the bridge, which is used by an estimated 61,000 vehicles a day that travel between menlo park and newark will be closed until 5:00 a.m. tuesday. traveling into downtown san francisco may also turn in a chore. the first street approach to the bay bridge is closed between mission and howard streets. crews here are in falling a bridge across first street for the new transit center. harrison street is now closed between 16th and 24th streets. the carnival parade at 9:30 a.m. will also close mission street from 24th to 17th. with all these closers, gina will walk this weekend. >> everything you read says don't drive. sea said stay put. we are at 3rd and fullsom so we will walk everywhere. >> it works unless you are one of 20,000 people who use the anjuno line, which is the busiest.

the line has been closed for nine days. bugs are ferrying passengers. >> it's not like it is easy to figure out when it ends. and it's not listed on the website for schedules and stuff. >> the enjudo will resume operation june 4th. with the roads closed the alternate sites are 237 to the south and san mateo bridge to the north. the dunbarton bridge will open tuesday. so this might be a good time to use our exclusive waze smartphone app which can help you avoid any traffic trouble spots this weekend. you can get it through itunes or the android market. for details go to abc7news.com/waze. police are out enforce this weekend keeping an eye out for

impaired drivers. the california highway patrol was recovering units patrolling the bay bridge. the chp said the state saw a significance increase last year in the number of people killed in collisions. 24 deaths statewide and that is a 41% increase from the previous year. up next, a deadly attack kills dozens in sierra as anti-government uprising escalates. and a spooked horse gets stuck. ahead the many challenges rescue crews faced.

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is headed for syria. activists say the syria forces used artillery, tanks and machine guns on civilians. u.s. officials found spent artillery and shells in one village but one official categorically denies the government was involved. there was a brokered seize fire not being honored. the syrian situation is likely to be discussed on abc "this ""which is seen at a different time this week to bring you live coverage of the indianapolis 500 beginning at 8:00 this morning. defense secretary leon panetta speaks st. louis itchily with abc news senior white house correspondent jake tapper. that's on "this ""with george stephanopoulos, which airs at

4:00 this afternoon here at abc7. tonight a prayer vigil in the park will mark one year since murdered nursing student michelle li disappeared. it was may 27th a frantic search began after she vanished from the parking lot from the kaiser permanente medical center where she worked. a woman killed lii because she was jealous of lii's relationship with her ex-boyfriend. esteban has pleaded not guilty and is expected to go to trial in september. in southern california a dramatic rescue of a horse mired in mud. three of his legs got stuck in an area called the hanson dam aquatic center. 35 firefighters working from the ground and the air were very careful extracting that horse named duke. he was pulled on to a sandbar and tranquilized. duke was then hitched to a basket connected to a helicopter and flown to safety.

in san jose a baby hawk is back home this morning of a high winds blue it into someone's wack yard. this is video of the red tailed hawk. volunteers with the wild rescue project were called friday after three baby hawks were found on the ground. one was so badly injured it was put down. another is in critical care. the third chick was placed back in the tree of a volunteers made an artificial nest from a laundry basket. and we are told that one of the parent hawks has now returned to the nest. so cute. lisa argen, our meteorologist, is here with the preview of the accuweather forecast. how cute is that going to be? >> well, it's getting cuter, i suppose. we are looking at a little bit of a warmup out there. it's been awfully cool. temperatures well below normal. cloudy skies all around the bay. a couple 40s, more 50s. we will look at a warmup at some point this week. i'll explain next.

>> okay. i guess cute is not a meteorological term. >> not really. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the top-ranked cal women are a step away from the college world series. mike shumann has the highlights of their game. one victory over the huskies as the team's battle in their super regionals. [ male announcer ] ever wonder what's behind two little fleas?

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>> this morning the graves ever decorated with flags at the national cemetery in san bruno. boy scouts and others spent yesterday placing the graves at the headstones of fallen of veterans. some have family members buried there. >> my brother walter served in the navy back in the 50s and he's buried here at the top of the mountain or the main flagpole. it makes me proud to see our young men and women and the other adults come out here. >> yeah, we come out here to honor the people. this year we have 30,000 people out here and it's great to honor the troops. >> this is a memorial day weekend tradition dating back more than 50 years. yes, we honor our fallen soldiers. lisa argen is here now. lots of activities on tap this memorial day weekend. is the weather going to cooperate?

>> we are going to see some sunshine. it will be a couple degrees warmer. i don't know if you have heard how hot it is across much of the nation. >> i know in atlanta where i have relatives it's like 90 something. it's unbearable. >> it extends all the way up to the great lakers. i will show you that in a moment. but right now we are still under the influence of the departing low with a lot of moisture over the area. here's a look from our roof camera looking out over the bay bridge. you can see all the clouds around so that marine layer has moved well on, actually it's overcast. it's not the marine layer that's moved into the east bay, it's just moisture. so the deck of low clouds and fog does extend to our east bay valleys. it's 53 in livermore, 52 in oakland. good morning, san francisco. 51. so with that moisture intact we are starting out with the cloudy skies and temperatures just a couple degrees warmer this morning. here's a look at the fog. all the way through the delta, the east bay, and as it pulls on back we will have coastal clouds reform along the san mateo coast

down around half moon bay. not a lot of moderating in temperatures there at the beaches. they will be typically cool in the upper 50s. with the cloudiness we will allow for numbers to slowly warm with afternoon highs still coming in below average, though, in the mid-70s, upper 70s, and we would be around average but we are going to delay the warming trend until the middle of the week, wednesday and thursday, as a stronger ridge of high pressure builds in and that's when we will see numbers in the upper 80s to maybe some 90s. here's a look at the rest of the afternoon. i talked about the cloud deck here. so, of course, upper 50s where the clouds are. 60s in the city and widespread 70s for the north bay and south bay. you really have to go far out into the sacramento valley for the 80s. even then few and far between. now much of the east coast looking at 80s, 81 in new york, upper 80s dc. but take a look at the midwest, 96 in chicago with minneapolis 92.

mid-90s in st. louis. you get west of the mississippi, yeah, what a cool down. so we have a couple more days of our warmup to anticipate because between now and then we still will be under the influence of another trough to the north and west of us. so we do have high pressure building on in for tomorrow, today and tomorrow, and that is bringing a modest warmup, anywhere from five to seven degrees. so it will be slow and we will look for more 60s and 70s, but across the state as you head further east you will notice a couple of 80s here and there from fresno and sacramento. the rain has moved out of the sierra nevada, so the 40s translating into upper 50s in the lake tahoe area. still calling tore partly cloudy and breezy conditions throughout the day today and by the evening hours we will continue to see the numbers drop. so if you are headed out to the golden gate bridge of course you have to dress with a down coat with layers, temperatures here today, very similar around the bay and at our coast the warmup

comes into concord, livermore, san jose, santa rosa 75, low 70s morgan hill. 74 in gilmore. breezy at the coast. keep that in mind. we look for the coastal clouds to hang on for the holiday, memorial day. there's the little warmup. a couple degrees warming tuesday and warming wednesday and thursday. >> don't dress to impress, dress to stay warm. >> you know the drill. >> thanks, lisa. good morning america will be on early this morning, in about 40 minutes. here's dan harris with a preview of what's on tap on gma. >> good morning. coming up on gma it is not even summer but already a massive heat wave is settling in. what will 110-degree weather do to the drivers at today's indy 500. and what about the giant storm barrel strengthening overnight and steaming toward georgia and florida. the first look of a surveillance video in the case of a missing

22-year-old college student t could be the key to finding the young woman. authorities believe one. vehicles in this video could help them find this young woman alive. how a dance recital turned into the ultimate diva smackdown. two ballerinas that found the stage but just too small to share. we is them live in the studio this morning. can we get them to hug and make up. it's all coming up. thank you. >> get out. thank you, dan. in sports in a few hours the green flag will wave signaling the start of the 96th indy 500. you can see it right here on abc7 with coverage starting at 8:00. the a's may be waving a white flag of a losing to the yankees for the eighth straight time at the oakland coliseum. here's the lights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the yankees seem to love oakland. they own the a's at the coliseum. winning their eighth street yesterday against the grown and gold. the head coach taking a break

from hoops. robinson cano construction one. a former teammate, bartolo colon, a solo shot. second in as many days ties it at one. in the third, off c.c. sabathia, see you. the solo shot ties it at 2. didn't stay that way long. the now 3-2. teixeira comes through again in the fifth. and the second and third rbi to make it 6-2 and he's not done. to the ninings. teixeira going deep again. a two-run blast. 5 rbi on the day. a's drop their eighth straight to the yankees at the coliseum and 9-2, the final. madison bumgarner look for win six in miami. the hanger into seven. ston tan scores from second, 1-0, marlins. and the two-out single. he beats the throw. tied at 1. to the bottom after. the errors continue to kill the

g-men. this should have been an inning-ending double play. but off-line and two runs score. 4-1. the 50th error of the season. and to the ninth. giants have two on but randy choke. that ends it. cal women hosting the super regional. the opponent washington in town. best two out of three with the winner moving on to the college world series. cal fans in the house. valerie first inning, she crushes one over the bleachers. iv 23rd home run of the season. 2-0. two batters later, williams, this one also finds the bleachers. a solo shot. they went it 5-0. game two today at 4:00 p.m. stanford 1987 championship team at the sunken diamond yesterday for a reunion. cardinal facing cal. they jump all over stanford in the second. the crushed one to left. misses the home run and winds up at second with rbi double.

cal would score four times in the frame. the single into the hole. beats the throw home. all bears. they win it 15-5, their second straight victory. all right. >> boston and celtics on the way to the eastern conference finals to face miami. the big three look to keep the ride going. andre iguodala, and sixers didn't make it easy. he had 18. brought them within one. in the fourth, and the jumper, garnet 18 points, 14 boards. rondo stole the show. a huge three. rondo a triple-double, 18 points, 10 boards, 10 a70s. celtics win 85-75 and take the series 4-3. >> like i said, it was a struggle for our entire team but we played together well as a team. ray made big shots. no one played great but we found a way to get the win. >> only one man has won the byron nelson and the colonial in the same year, ben hogan in 1946. jason duffner is one round away

in joining him in the sex two step. he comes up firing at colonial. 2010 champ. on two for the birdie. a share of the lead. johnson shoots a 31 on the frontline to catch duffner. jason answers on the back 9. a long putt on 10 for the first of three straight birdies. got it. duffner would take a three stroke lead but johnson wouldn't let him get too far in front. the approach on 17. how is this for a statement in right next to duffner's ball. both would birdie. duffner leads by one shot heading into today's final round. a's and the yankees out at the coliseum today at 1:00. we will have the highlights at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. up next, much more on the 57th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. meet a woman who was at the span's opening day celebration and how it sealed her place in history. >> i remember being really excited. >> and we will have a look back at some of the major milestone of the iconic bridge.

>> welcome back, everyone. as you know, today the bay area is celebrating the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge. but a dark side of its history cannot be ignored. today's san francisco examiner reports on a display calling attention to the 1558 people who have died in suicide leaps from

the span. no other site in the world comes even close to that figure. today pairs of shoes representing every one of those lost lives will be displayed at crissy field by those calling for a suicide barrier on the bridge. plans to add a steal net 20 feet below the deck were approved four years ago, but the project still looks funding. the opening day of the golden gate bridge 75 years ago is a happy memory for a castro valley woman. mary ann buyers was the youngest person to cross the bridge back in 1937. she said she was pushed across by her mom and dad in what is now called a stroller. she saved newspaper articles and memorabilia from that day when she was the subject of interest. >> when they asked me what i thought about the bridge and i said i thought it was awful pretty, but i wanted a dink of water. i was only two and a half so i

wouldn't pronounce my "r "s and they quoted that. >> she said in her travels to other countries the golden gate bridge is recognized as a magnificent symbol of progress and achievement. she said she'll also be proud to her contribution to the history of the bridge. and abc7 news reporter leeann mel lynn dez spoke to other people who remember other celebrations held over the years, including a woman who got lost on the bridge when it opened 75 years ago. >> she took this video 25 years ago. he remembers getting on the bridge at 5:00 in the morning for the 50th anniversary celebration. there were so many people on the golden gate it flattened and the crowd was ordered off the bridge. >> i remember being -- it being really exciting. i don't remember it being scary.

the only memory of have of when it was moving is when my niece and nephew went "it's moving! ." >> there were people trying to cross the bridge on his pogo stick. his son was only 4 years old. he's now an adult in graduate school at ucla. >> walking across the bridge with marching bands going by, it was awesome. it's a shame they aren't going to do it this year. >> unlike 25 years ago this time there will be no bridge walk. perhaps even more exciting was the day the bridge opened in 1937. barbara campbell hicks was only 7 years old. good did she know she would make news that day. >> got lost. that's herb in, her in the local newspaper. she's 82 years old and lives in burlingame. she recalls everyone dressing up

in western outfits. it was the theme back then. she said her parents were both working, so a neighbor offered to take her. chp officers later founder and fed her. >> they took us down to the embarcadero police station and that night my father picked us up. my mother must have been shocked when she came home and i wasn't home. >> despite that incident, she said those were good times. abc7 news. other news this morning, a change in the weather in san diego county is giving firefighters the upper hand on a wildfire burning since friday. more than 900 state and federal firefighters are battling the flames that are burning near the town of julian. with higher humidity and lighter winds the fire is now more than 30% contained. so far 4100 acres have burned. it started in the same area where a wildfire last year scorched more than 2,000 acres.

still no containment of this 100,000-acre wildfire burning in new mexico's wilderness. smoke from the wildfire covers most of the state and that has prompted health alerts. extremely rough and dry conditions are keeping more than 500 firefighters on the ground and in the air from making any headway against the fire caused by lightning a dozen cabins have burned and people living near a privately-owned ghost town have been evacuated. straight ahead, a fran cop who could have retired years ago, finally calling it quits. we will tell you about his dirty harry connection. and at 5:34, take a live look at the golden gate bridge. 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., a party in its honored to capped with fireworks tonight.

>> the oldest, most senior cop in san francisco is finally calling it quits. he's earned it with half a century on the job a highly decorated veteran inspector who said it's just getting harder to chase down the crooks at his age. vic lee has his story. >> his fellow cops can't believe he's retiring. inspect for marty is only 79

years old. >> marty came into the police department two years before i was born. >> he's been a cop for 56 years. he would have qualified for his pension 25 years ago. he served under 18 police chiefs. >> i was waiting for the phone call to be chief, but i never got the phone call so i figured i would stay where i was at. >> me, i'm right here, the heavy one. >> this is him as a young cop in the sex crimes detail. he spent more than four decades in that detail. he said the toughest part was being with the victims. >> you see how they had been injured, you see what affect it has on them. not only the victim, but also the families that they have. >> the inspector has two silver and two bronze medals. he's had some close calls, too. including the time he and his partner disarmed a suspect when he aimed a shotgun at him. >> my partner said this is loaded, and i said so is this one. i pump out the shells. he had two shotguns in bed

waiting for us. >> no wonder clint eastwood is one of his favorite stars. the stagehand gave him this chair, the one eastwood used at his desk when they shot dirty harry at the hall of justice. why is he retiring after all these years? it's all because of the day he bumped into a young cop. >> he said i think i worked with your father and he said yeah, you worked with my grandfather. i figured i better not stick around working with the great grandkids. >> will you come back general time? >> don't be surprised if he does. vic lee, abc7 news. >> that's dedication. you want to stick around that long? >> to 79? can't picture it. >> at the weather board. all right. good morning, everyone. we are looking at clouds around the bay. in fact, they have made it all the way into our east bay. look at our high definition emeryville camera. plenty of 50s out there and we look for the cloud deck to erode but will it bring warmer temperatures? i'll let you any next. >> and also ahead with summer

just around the corner, 7 on your side's michael finney shows us the best deals in gas grills. you don't have to break the bank to get a good one. also ahead, the men in black are back with plenty of action, plenty of effects, plenty of aliens but is that enough to fill don sanchez's popcorn bucket? x

>> welcome back, everyone. it is 5:42. this is a live look from our roof cam showing you the bay bridge and the flag flying there in the breeze." this is, of course, memorial day weekend. a lot of folks have a lot of plans. it is really a time, though, to take a moment to observe those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice serving our country. this morning the uss iowa is heading to southern california. she passed under the golden gate bridge yesterday afternoon. abc7 news reporter sergio

watching as it made what is likely its last voyage out of san francisco bay. [cheers and applause] >> with a few cheers, the last rope was released, untethering the massive battleship from the port of richmond. it's size is just as awesome now as it was back when john first laid eyes on it in tokyo bay in 1945. >> about 800 feet away from our bridge and it made the davison look like a canoe. >> he was serving and later got to board the battleship. >> every ship in the harbor, they announced church service less commence on the iowa. knock off all card playing and the smoking lamp is out. >> the iowa is one of the last dread knots built for the u.s. navy fleet. watching it cruz through the bay it was clear why it was a show-stopper of military might in world war ii.

>> iowa carried roosevelt and all of his top military to causa blank kau and to go on with meet with stall lynn and churchill. >> during service in the 19 80s an accident caused an explosion that killed 47 sailors. it continued until 1990. for the last five months a crew of volunteers have brought it painstakingly back to show condition. it made it's way out of san francisco bay as people watched. as the uss iowa makes its way under the golden gate bridge for probably the last time there are some sailors from the bay area who served aboard who say they are sad to see it go but they appreciate its new mission at the port of los angeles. >> i'm kind of glad to see it go down there because it's going to be a museum, it's going to be a memorial to the 47 hem we lost in turret2. >> in san francisco, abc7 news.

this memorial day weekend you might be throwing some stakes on the barbeque. there's so many grills on the market and it's hard to tell the difference between models when you are in the store. so here's 7 on your side's michael finney will the low down just in time for memorial day. >> everybody loves a barbeque. that's the slogan for gina's indicator company. >> reminds you of your childhood and reminds you of being together and parties and fun. >> her company cooks on gas grills. consumer reports have tested nearly 100 gas grills. they range in price from $100 all the way up to $2,500. with some you need to factor in plenty of space. this 1,200-dollar grill is almost 7 feet long. we tested grills and a number of foods to see how well each

performed. steaks are cooked. >> to see how they cooked at lower temperatures they cooked salmon steaks as well as chicken breasts. both those foods can easily dry out if the grill gets too hot. >> and these couples measure how evenly a grill distributes heat across the surface of the grates. several high price grills were pop performers. the consumer reports found plenty to recommend that cost a lot less. among them the $200 char boil classic from the home depot. >> it rated excellent for low temperature cooking and grilled up a very good steak, too. >> it can handle whatever menu you have planned. in case you don't have someone like gina who brings the barbeque to you. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> at 9:30 this morning, beach blanket babylon will serve at grand marshall, leading

san francisco's carnival parade down mission street. now in it's 34th year, it is california's largest annual multi-cultural event t showcases diverse cultures of the world with food, music, dancing and artistry that you would expect. the party runs until 6:00 on hoarse son street between 16th and 23rd. and harrison street. and lisa is here talking whether. it might be cool for the folks in the skim by outfits. >> yes. it was 59 yesterday in san francisco. we are forecasting a high of just 61. so not much of a warmup close to the coast. here's a look at our high definition emeryville camera. the clouds not only here but real extending far inland. 5:51, just a couple away from the official sunrise. and despite the cool weather, still a lot of summertime activities going on. it's clear in napa. that's the only spot, though. 47 there. 46 with clouds in santa rosa.

elsewhere cloudy in concord at 52. 53 in livermore with 50 along the coast. half moon bay. we so are looking at scrubs just a couple degrees warmer today and that's because of the uniform marine layer. you will notice that the clouds do clear to the coast but it's going to be about ten, eleven o'clock. as they erode around fremont that should be the last to clear. take a look, they should be hang tough along the shoreline throughout the day. still just upper 50s there. maybe a 60-degree temperature and then we will look for the warmer weather inland today. we are talking about maybe four, five degrees warmer. then our warmup is going to be delayed until wednesday and thursday. that's when we will see more 80s and perhaps down by the monterey bay numbers even warmer than that, into the upper 80s. here's a look at the temperature profile today. remember we've got the clouds all around throughout much of the morning hours. and mainly in the city and around the bay, oakland will see

60s. theythey are playing host againo the yankees with temperatures in the 60s. but definitely brighter condition for this afternoon across the bay. 70s elsewhere. and you see the 80s. you have to go far out into the valley to have any 80-degree temperatures. a lot of cloud cover ned but sunshine. it should feel a little better. but all the warmth is east of the mississippi with plenty of 90s. in fact, we are talking about temperatures feeling like 100 degrees from chicago to st. louis and mid-and upper 80s from d.c. down to atlanta with the cooler weather here. we will look for this low as it heads on out to take the showers from sacramento and the sierra nevada out into nevada. and with it a weak high pressure is on its heels and that will allow for the sub stun fence with the higher pressure you would building in and it will allow for a little warming for today. then a trough will be hanging around come memorial day, tuesday. so it will inhibit our warming

until really midweek, wednesday and thursday. so numbers today across the state, though, really running the gamut from the 50s with the fog along the coast, all the way down down to the upper 60s. palm springs 68 in yosemite. a big difference from the rain and snow there yesterday in the upper elevations. we will look for temperatures here around the bay to really be pretty typical for today. right at the coast, right around 60 degrees. we will call it partly cloudy with late day limited clearing so the cloud deck beginning to thin on out. we will look for temperatures to drop off into the 50s. we've got numbers today fairly similar around the bay with 64 san mateo, memorial day parade get underway there today. notice a few more areas of 70s. we have the morgan hill mushroom

festival. the numbers pretty much hold steady tomorrow and a couple degrees warming on tuesday but more significant warming for wednesday and thursday. then it looks like we cool back off friday and saturday. you know, we are up and we are down. today a little bit warmer. >> yeah. compared to other parts of the country, we will take this. >> i agree. >> all right. thank you, lisa. in theaters this memorial day weekend another episode of the men in black series. men in black 3 goes back in time and it's in 3-d but is it worth the extra cost? here's abc7 news arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez on the isle. >> this is a very confusing time in my life. [screaming] >> will smith is jay and tommy lee jones is k. treading familiar turf with a twist. >> k! >> there is no k. >> he's been dead for over 40

years. >> what? >> tommy lee jones leaves the picture and will has to go back in time to prevent his demise. it involves a leap of faith. >> all you've got to do is jump. [screaming] >> you've got 24 hours. after that there is no coming back. >> he's in 1959, meeting a young k played by josh brolin. >> we have about 19 hours to catch him and kill him so we need to go right now. >> all right. >> a funny moment comes at a party at the factory, the factory. >> may we have a minute? >> k, are you trying to blow my cover. >> andy warhol is one of us? >> ladies and gentlemen, if you will, look right here. you know, sort of forgettable. i don't know if they should have made a men in black 3.

it seems a little tired. although there are funny moment, the story jumps around all over the place. including one that tugs at your emotions. the revelation here is josh brolin. he's quite good. and here's a money saving tip. don't bother to go see the 3d version. it's 2d that's been converted and doesn't really add anything to the picture. i'll have to give men in black 3 a has been full more than a half a bucket. i'm don sanchez, abc7 news and we will see you on the isle. >> coming up next, an expensive discovery for a landmark l.a. restaurant. a light that was left on before the golden gate bridge was even built.

>> anen lightning discovery has been made during the renovation after downtown l.a. restaurant. today's los angeles times reports workers carrying out partitions at clifton's calf tier your discovered a hidden knee on light that's been glowing inside a wall for about 77 years. when the original room was partitioned off in 1945, workers apparently left the white light burning as they covered it up with plywood. it was rediscovered recently when workers caught a glimpse of light coming through the wall. the owner is estimate being the knee on light glowing all those years racked up $17,000 in electric bills. turn the lights out! >> bumper. >> here is lisa argen with a final look at our accuweather forecast. >> we have plenty of clouds out

there. waking up to gray conditions. here's our view from memoryville looking back toward the golden gate bridge. 50s out there and we will look for a modest warmup away from the bay and coast today. so if you are going to be hanging out downtown or around oakland, even the san mateo coast, we are talking still cool conditions. 50s and 60s there, while a few more 70s will make their appearance from concord to livermore, santa rosa and even san jose, cupertino and campbell. otherwise we will hold on to these temperatures for the holiday, memorial day. a modest warmup on wednesday and thursday. >> all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. our next newscast is at 7:00 this morning. that's because of coverage of the indianapolis 500, which against at 8:00 a.m. good morning america is up next. have a good memorial day. see you at seven!