good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> i'm carolyn johnson. the extent of the damage from the deadly tornado in oklahoma is becoming clearer today. we have new details we're told 24 people were killed in the tornado. 10 of them were children and two of them, babies just four and 7 months old. the last six missing people have now been accounted for. five of them were found alive. >> the tornado was on the ground for an excruciating 40 minutes. the disaster zone stretches more than 17 miles ask cost $2

billion inappropriate damage. the tornado destroyed, or damaged, at least 13,000 home autos president ob yaum is planning to meet with survivors and first responders. >> two dozen people were saved in a moore, oklahoma bank thanks to employee who's got everybody into the bank vault. take a look at the picture. the vault is the only thing left standing. 22ñrç people huddled in the sml room. they couldn't get the door closed all the way. one man took off his belt and looped it around the door then hung on.ç all 22 survived. the only injuries were a few cuts from debris that flew through the small opening in the door. >> thousands of people impacted and how many people survived this powerful storm. thisymxdfá is how the tornado sounded and ñ looked as it

two minutes is how much time he had to race outside into the safety of his neighbor's storm cellar. >> and then... >> what could you hear? >> things hitting the door.ymym and you couldn'tmy tell houses were being toppled, destroyed. tornado was like the others. there were forecasts leading up to this tornado predicting the destructive path. whit hit, the residents of oklahoma had just 16 minutes to run for their lives. that is how much notice they had.ymñi jackie draper says she tried to take cover in her bathroom. within seconds the roof of the house, gone. debris just kept falling and falling. >> she lost everything but know that'sç for others it was worse.

>> he am alive. there were little children that aren't. i'm just -- i can't imagine people having to go and not find their child at school. >> for sky, going back down too many bad memories. he would rather stay above ground and piece together good one autos you got into the shelter two minutes before the tornado took your house down. >> yes. i think about it and i'm extremely lucky. >> we're learning more about two tornado survivors. first responder jim routen ran straight to the school to help rescue children from the rubble. that is where he spotted his neighbor's son, a first grader. in the chaos while he waited for his parents the two neighbors ran to each other and hugged.ym >> i was so happy i saw him. i didn't know he was coming i

thought my mom and dad were going to be the first ones. i didn'tlp knou6he was coming. >> it was very special. just to, when we came on thezv scene to see everything and devastation, i think i needed that hug as much as he did.v: >> he saysç xeñúç becamer$-eéa son to him after the family > door four yes ago. >> if you want to help the victims you can donate to the red cross. youçó can donate moreç by going to red cross.org. stay with usñi for continuing coverage of the deadly oklahoma tornado on the air and onlichblt we have updates on twitter. >> here in the bay area, sky 7 shows just how close a brush fire came to homes in san jose. this is just before noon today. it started in a field just

south of capitol expressway. ground crews say the wind gusts fueled this fire. firefighters managed to get it under control. >> it was really bad. i was worried how close it was. power lines are close to here bz can spread. >> temperatures say much of the smoke came from green with brush fires already this year, neighbors tell us they believe someone is setting the fires, investigators say they don't have evidence that have. >> take a look at this video this, is what it like if you're trying to drive along ocean beach. fierce winds are blasting sand across the great highway forcing officials to close td road from lincoln f you're going southbound great highway is crossed to lake merced.

>> in millbrae, high winds tore a giant tree branch from a tree. the branch shattered a window, but no one was hurt. >> and in about the same time, the winds brought down more trees on northern avenue in mill valley pulling down power line autos it is still blustery out there right now. >> yes. let's check on the forecast and an accuweather update. >> i'll start with a lookç atg# peak wind gusts occurring for the most part last night, overnight. so here is a list of thois gusts, 63 miles per hour at ocean beach. 62 in altamont. sfo, a gustxd of 56 miles per hour. the gusts have not quite that strong now, it's stillçó breezy, gusty at this hour. 38 miles per hour gusts at sfo right now. 30 miles per hour in half moon bay. so breezy conditions to windy conditions around radar image.

calm conditions other than wind gusts and breezes right now. sunny skies, no disturbances on the way. however, it's going to be chilly. a freeze warning in affect from 2:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. with temperatures expected to drop well below freezing. down on to the bay from our camera.ñi it's shaking in the breeze right now. youçó can expect clear, cool, breezy conditions. chili in spots with low valleys dropping to around 40 degrees in spots. and afternoon, sunny skies, breezy with highs only up to about 72. we do have a warm up coming our way. >> thank you. >> there are new questions this afternoon about the decisions made more than a decade ago to use a certain steel for thousands of bolts on the new eastern span of the bay bridge. dozens have cracked.

>> a new report says those same types of rods were used on the richmond san rafael bridge laura anthony is live with details. laura? >> issue is not the integrity of the richmond san rafael bridge what. is good for the bridge may not work that well for this bridge. the new eastern span of the bay bridge. tension is going to be greater. >> casts a cloud over caltrans.t( >> berkeley mayor says new revelations about the decision making behind the use of certain bolts on the new bay bridge are troubling. >> the whole chain of events led up to the fact that is set to go ahead and use the bolts calls in a question of the operation on the way they looked at this. >> tuesday, caltrans released documents revealing engineers were persuade bid a steel supplier dies oncorporation to

use risky rods in the new bridge because the same type had been successful fully installed in parts of the richmond san rafael bridge. on the bay bridge, bolts will be tightened to a level seven times greater. in march, caltrans revealed 32 bolts snapped. in a statement the spokesman said, quote, we're in the middle of ongoing testing of hzvq!ere is no evidence there is anything wrong. >> that is yet to be completed. tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00 we'll hear are from a uc berkeley bridge engineer who says he's identified a new location where those bolts are in use and said failure there could be catastrophic.

>> laura, thank you.ñijf >> the archbishop attended a service for a 20-year-old stabbing victim and joined other religious leader who's pray at the site of murders today, remembering cameron myers stabbed last week. he says the city and church must do more to help troubled youth. >> educate our youth how to resolve conflict and to give opportunities for work. >> myers was visiting from auburn last week when he was killed. police arrest aid 15-year-old boy in connection with that case. >> a metal pipe somehow pierce aid windshield of a car, impailing and killing a 33-year-old driver. sky 7 hd was over the scene. he was west of grand line road when the÷ú pipe flew through his

windshield. he veered on the center divide. investigators say the pipe fell off a truck or work vehicle. he leaves behind a wife and three children. coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00 we'll take a look at the dangers of road debris. >> a surprise inspection targeted more than 100?m!i] limz still ahead a wandering bear are in a southern

california neighborhood. how the animal got so close to homes. >> the big blow to the san francisco 49ers hopes of getting back to the super bowl. major injury. then, new at 4:30. >> so, you like to play cards? you think you might want to be a dealer for a live something it's more work than you think. the story coming up. >> and taking a look at traffic right now it's slow going ochb the san francisco skyway. cars on the left trying to make their way east. cars on the right heading south towards 101, peninsula, and beyond.

check this out. a wandering bear has been on edge this morning making his way through the los angeles county neighborhood of sun valley wandering down streets and flightening neighbors. authorities believe the bear came down in search of food and water. the animal was cornered and tranquilized. fish and game plan to take it back to the mountains. >> they're wandering around all over the place. >> swimming pool autos just checking out the neighborhood. >> tesla i makes a big payment and twitter steps up security. >> good afternoon, carolyn, larry. tesla says it paid back it's federal government loan in full, prepaying the $465 million loan by wiring the payment of $452 million after

the company held a stock and note sale last week. text elsa points ut it is the only american car company to have fully repaid the governor. >> hewlett-packard reported earnings that fell 32%. u.s. stocks fell today, over increasing concerns that the fed will scale back stimulus efforts. your bloomberg silicon valley index also falling led by nearly a 3% drop in oracle shares and twitter increasing security on the site. and introduce aid pro step process that comes after the site has been the target of hack attacks incolliding -- including a false code last month on a ap twitter account that triggered a stock market decline. that were not true.

from bloomberg studios in san francisco, larry, carolyn, back to you. >> thank you. >> huge loss of the san francisco 49ers their best wide receiver has torn his achilles tendon and will miss most, if not all, of the season. he apparently got hurt during organized activities yesterday. he had surgery this morning and emerged last year as collin cappernick's favorite target. the challenge now will be figuring out a way to replace the receiving yards and nine tds from a year ago. the only good news, well there is no good news. if you want to be positive about it it's may. it's only may. and they do have mario manningham coming back. this is a is a major loss. we'll hear from coach harbau

coming up at 6:00. he's holding out hope he can come back. >> modern medicine is pretty amazing. >> yes. i don't know if you want to push that rush. might be wiser to skip the season. >> right. >> crush, really. >> wow. >> let's shift our attentions to the forecast now. >> things looking up. we've got breezy conditions. and winds have been a problem for us. clear skies. >> that means warmer. >> milder. so we'll get into 80s that doesn't seem to be it. it's clear now and we can stay warm. breezy around the bay area, clear skies, here is a beautiful view from our camera here. 57 degrees in san francisco.

66 in mountain view. 73 in santa cruz. it's just a beautiful day around the bay area. 71 degrees and in fairfield a cool 59. looking live from our camera another view of clear, blue skies there. clear conditions overnight, cool, dry and breezy but milder on memorial day. low pressure system centered to the north. we're caught up in the counterclockwise circulation around that low pulling cool air down into our region. at 7:00 this evening look at overnight conditions and into tomorrow afternoon. continues to be breezy to windy. skies will be clear which means another sunny day. look for breezy conditions and around the bay.

low temperatures down near 40 degrees. lows in upper 40s to memainder y area, then, tomorrow, high temperatures in the south bay, mainly up to 60s. breezy, cool on the coast. 58 half moon bay. downtown a high of only 61 tomorrow. 58 in the sunset district. we'll see 71 in santa rosa and napa. mid to upper 60s from oakland to fremont. a little bit milder upper 60s to low 70s. 71 in antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. milder weather monday. sunday, monday, mid-70s inland locations upper 60s around the bay. mid-50s on the coast. tuesday looks like it will be the warmest day with highs in

upper 70s. >> nice. >> okay. >> thank you. >> mild. >> yes. mild. >> up next the queen to the rescue. helen mirren grants a sick boy a wish. >> how science skills are more beneficial than family relationship autos a live look at the afternoon commute. this is in san jose. you can see on the overpass there that is highway 17 traffic going into the right headed towards santa cruz and moving nicely at this hour. stay wit

we're both very excited. >> yes. it has to do with $1 million. a cash year in missouri got a $1 million surprise. >> she ended up selling herself a winning power ball ticket. >> it's fixed. >> no. >> she chekd after a co-worker told her someone who worked at the store won. >> she had every number but power ball number in the $600 million lottery. she won $1 million. she's a huge fan of nascar and used numbers of nascar drivers

to figure out power ball. she'll help out her son and take a trip to hawaii saying she's going to keep working both jobs and continue to play the lottery. >> actress helen mirren helped grant the dying wish of a british boy who wanted to visit buckingham palace and have tea with the queen. >> these photos show her and the 10-year-old playing with a stand in for one of queen elizabeth's prized dog autos he has down's syndrome, diagnosed with terminal cancer. his parents say he believes he had tea with the real queen and says it was just a magical day for him. >> celebrities on the world most powerful women list and premier of "fast and furious 6". >> you can't wait for that. >> we'll be seeing that. not probably together.

>> it's been 12 years since the first "fast and furious" film. now, the franchise introducing movie number 6. last night trance formed into a concert with rapper lewd chris. -- lewd chris. >> i think this will live on beyond him, me and the crew. it will resonate, i think with the next generation. >> in a new forbes magazine list, oprah lands at number 13. slightly behind her is beyonce, 17th, angelina jolie ranked 37. lady gaga ranking number 45. on dancing with the stars kelly pickler is this season's winner so. what is next? >> we're adamant on broadway but country music is my life

and number one priority will be country music. >> the next season returns this fall. you can camp the finales tonight right here on abc. i'm rachel smith in los angeles. >> still ahead an act of trimpl in london. >> what does it take to be a good card dealer are in a casino? we get a look. >> and people brought the super bowl to the bay area are

we begin with what is being called an act of terror in london. government officials say a brutal attack that left one man dead appeared to have been motivated by extremists. it is not close to tourist attractions. abc news reporter has more from london. >> it was a brutal, gruesome assault. a man hacked to death. attackers two men using meat cheifers.

>> -- cheifers. >> the victim believed to be a soldier, suspected murderers killed him and turned to eye witnesses and said this was an eye for an eye because muslims are dying by british soldiers every day. >> going after with a meat cleaver then said to onlookers take pictures of them. the body of this young man. >> after that the spektded killers rushed at police. >> they went for the police with machetes and knife autos police shot both men but they survived and are now hospitalized under guard. >> we have had these attacks before in our country z we never buckle in the face of them. >> the british government suggests it's an act of terrorism. and security increased outside all army base as cross london. the attack echoed a 2008 case when a british man pleaded guilt yes to planning to kidnap and behead a british soldier this, is the first

terrorist attack in london since 2007. >> a man the fbi shot and killed in florida this morning was under investigation because of his ties to tammerlan tsarnaev and says the 27-year-old was shot and killed inside of an orlando apartment after he lunged at a bureau agent way knife. they say he was being questioned by the skpagt two massachusetts state troopers about his connection to tsarnaev. he was killed and the agents suffered nonlife threatening injury autos lawmakers didn't get when they wanted during today's correctional hearings into the irs practice of targeting conservative group asks wanted to question lois learner who overseas the office that handles applications for tax exempt status. she says she has done nothing wrong and hasn't broken any law autos i decided not to testify or answer any of the questions today. >> nine minutes into the

hearing learner was excused. the panel's chair said she might be recalled. >> in this investigation the buck will stop with this committee this, committee will not stop this investigation until we know the irs is fixed. >> learn jert irs official revealing the agency focused on conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. she says she took the fifth because congressman issa has gone public claiming she's misled the committee. >> they're teaching card dealers the tricks of the trade today. >> 2000 new workers have been hired to staff the new resort. >> that is what it s it looks like a casino. games on the tables look like casino games and they are. but these are not players, they're students.

here is what will be the real deal. the still controversial $800 million casino rising up from the cow past yoourz. expected to open next year. >> have you ever gambled before? >> never. >> look for people like dawn cook to be possibly running a gaming table. now, black jack. >> there is a lot to remember. payouts and how to deal. >> what is unique about the school is that it's free. the casino needs to hire 700 dealers and promised to utilize local people. >> we're saying to the community come, and learn a skill. >> the school does not guarantee a job but this is certainly a good way tomorrow press future employers. class runs 12 weeks four hours per day five days a week. it's not easy. >> like taking 15 units in college.

>> more than counting and just playing a game. it's choreography. >> brian rogers runs this program trying--kind of like theprincipal. this is a motor skill. >> i want to you make a stack of five autos and quickly without fumbling or cramping. fat chance first time and second. >> now, the customer has left the game. >> so you can see here by interest tl is a lot more to cutting these things than just flipping them around. they expect to hire some 700 people. expect maybe $30,000 a year, plus tips if you want to get a tip you better get better at that cutting thing. >> wayne, your casino career

is on hold. >> you're better at this anyway. >> members of the committee responsible for bringing super bowl 50 to the bay area returned to the bay area this afternoon. abc 7 news was there to greet them. >> we met up with 49ers ceo jed york who just got off the plane from boston where that meeting occurred and said 49ers lost to the ravens so it's nice to bring the super bowl here. saying a lot of people working hartd to make this happen. >> companies from silicon valley companies from san francisco, companies from all over, just people putting their efforts behind this. you and know, you win when everybody comes together. >> super bowl 50 will bring hundreds of millions of

dollars of economic activity to the bay area and beyond. >> we have to put a team in place. this is a huge undertaking. there is nothing in this that is insignificant. we have to put the weight of rehourses here in the bay area. >> we'll tell you what happens now and how preparations start now. >> up next golf feud between tiger woods and sergio garcia taking another turn. >> niners coach staying busy in the off season. >> a lesson in bullying. one mother used thrift store fashions to teach her child a lesson. >> looking at western sky, blue, clear, beautiful to the north, east and south.

i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. taking a look at traffic this is walnut creek. moving along nicely. perhaps just a little bit heavy for drivers heading north.

sergio garcia apologizing for words he made about tiger woods he called a news

conference today to apologize to woods as well as sponsors and european tour. pretty much everybody. garcia was -- they've been feuding and garcia asked if he would have woods over for dinner, adding, quote, yes, we'll serve fried chicken. >> woods and garcia have a testy history, recently clashed when paired together during the players championship. >> 49ers head coach jim harbaugh will drive the ceremonial pace car. >> he will be behind the wheel of a brand new chevolet sting ray. >> coach says he's excited saying his heart is going to be beegt out of his chest. >> no kidding.

>> lot lth on his mind he does. >> another check on the forecast now. >> spencer? >> things looking cool, and clear nice, sunny skies, a quiet weather picture. we can have showers and rain showers moving up into the northeast. up in the pacific northwest, scattered showers and nothing extreme. state of california, sunny, dry tomorrow, cooler than average, high temperatures into 70s. los angeles a high of 72. down in the duzert palm springs a mere 92. here in the bay area overnight tonight we'll have sunny skies and breezy and cool conditions tomorrow. high temperatures into upper 50s near the coast.

and maybe low 70s inland locations. pleasant weather but cool warm g our way. just getting milder. >> mild as weather. >> yes. it is. >> you know? >> not quite hot or warm. >> no. not quite warm. that is right. >> lukewarm. >> lukewarm. >> thank you. >> up next sisters kicked out of a mall for something they wore in honor of their mother. >> and one 50-year-olds determination to earn a college degree. >> summer travel season is here.

a mother says she taught her daughter a valuable lesson about bullying with a trip to

the thrift shop. a teacher was talking about she was bullying another student for the way she dressed. mom decided well she had to show her she bought $50 worth of unflattering, secondhand clothes and made caylee wear them to school. >> she needs to know this had such an affect on someone else's life she has to feel how that felt. to know. that it was wrong. >> caylee says she learned her lesson but some child psychologists say this could leave children humiliated and angry. a better way to help is teach kids empathy having them volunteer to help those in need. >> controversy involving a hat three sisters wore to a mall in honor of their mother. the hats have one word profanity with a pink ribbon covering a key letter. they were wearing the caps and say they were kicked out after refusing to remove their hats.

the women think it's hypocritical because some stores sell clothing with profane language. >> saying the only expression that i feel is strong enough to defeat the disease. >> the mall's manager says it's a family place with a code of conduct does not tolerate profanity. the mall tofrd make a donation to a cancer charity of the family choice. >> a two day dental clinic in san jose helped brighten smiles this weekend. including cleanings and killings. estimates indicate 2300 teeth had to be pulled. health officials say many could have been avoided with preventative care. >> from fis lift there's is no shortage of ongss for fighting brinkels but patients are now choosing technology working from the outside in.

coming up how doctors are using a hand held wand to tighten everything from crow's feet to sagging neck line was out surgery. or injections. >> that is tonight at 11:00. >> a woman proves dreams can come through with hard work. the 50-year-old is a new graduate of the university of pacific, earning her degree in sociology and graduated with honors. she workedder way up from having nothing. she was homeless and admits she was stressed out and suffered a stroke. >> i didn't think was good enough or had grades for it. i didn't have the money for it. you can make it to the hood to be hooded. you can make it she started a charity tutoring students her

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preferred seating, free baggage that consumer reports says make sure you use benefits. now, coming up, on abc 7 news at 5:00 i'll let you in on what grads are getting this year and how social media is giving a boost to giving. >> all right. >> thank you. >> sure. >> coming up next an immigration bill is moving through congress. it's not good news for families. >> job skills beating out family rips. -- relationships. >> coming up at 5:00 a sweet local fund-raiser and it's special meaning for the bakery owner. >> and a bay air

here is the line up followed by how to live with your parents for the rest of your life and then join us at 11:00. >> the controversial immigration reform bill is headed to the senate floor. >> that is not sitting well with some constituents. some families. >> imimpossible to find residence here. >> dorothy says the sibling amendment allowed her brother who had citizenship to spons skbror bring her to the u.s. from hong kong. the beginning of her thriving therapy practice in chinatown. >> i won't be able to hire other employees other.

and i am very active in the community. >> yesterday, the committee shot down the amendment during a live session on immigration reform. >> we're living in a competitive world. >> senator feinstein voted it down in favor of preserving the bill. >> we need to keep the support and so i am a no vote on the amendment. >> this law school professor says it's not just an asian issue and should know how families build economic strength. by allowing new immigrants advocates for the clause believe it helps anchor them into the community.

they might take it back home to be with families they admit they may have missed their best chance. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >> thank you. a search through tornado debris turns up one woman's best friend. we'll have that happy reunion and how a community came together. >> i'm sandhya patel in a cool, breezy pattern right now. what is in store for weekend plans coming up.

>> we're learning about devastation from monday's tornado that ravaged oklahoma. >> among 24 people that lost their lives were were two infants, just 4 and 7 months old. >> we're told everyone has been accounted for. 13,000 homes were destroyed or damaged and today, residents picked through debris. >> it's starting over again. work to support the family. then, you start over again. >> just sad. just that -- we're happy, too. we're alive. >> the mayor wants to enact a new law that requires all new housing. the president will tour the community on sunday. and that is a squeal of joy from a woman in moore searching through the debris of her home she found her dog

under a pile of rubble. the beloved dog was found hungry, but healthy and doing okay. >> volunteers working through that town helping with clean up efforts. we're live with the latest. jessica? >> today was the first day that volunteers were welcome to help. come therk d they saw bus loads arrive hoping to make a dent. armed with rakes and shovels, volunteers marched in to help. shingles and wood splinters. foeos. -- photos. mostly, trash. >> hannah was carrying extra. >> you saw a baby on the bag. >> brand new.