>> good morning, everyone, i'm katie marzullo. we will start off with a quick look at your weather for the holiday weekend. >> good morning, katie. time is everything. warm right through the weekend in most areas but not the entire weekend. live doppler 7hd shows we have a little fog at the coast but otherwise it is a clear start and from our sutro tower camera you see some of the rain at 1,000 feet. but the sun is up and it doesn't set until well after 8:00 bringing us over 14 hours of day light. 59 in concord. numbers a. >> milder this morning. low 50s napa and santa rosa. for the rest of the day we enjoy mainly 70s and 80s. at the coast in san francisco temperatures will be in the

50s. upper 50s and sunny downtown. winds at times could gust to near 30 miles an hour at the shoreline. otherwise mid-to upper 80s today in some of our inland valleys and around the bay upper 60s to the upper 70s. certainly warming up, compliments of northeast winds and northerly winds wiping the fog out all together. i'll have a look at that coming up. we have developing news from milbrae. a big rig overturned and a man is in the hospital. it happened at the on ramp. the truck overturned spilling produce across the roadway. the driver was trapped in said the vehicle. cues had to us another jaws of life to free him. he was taken to the hospital. we don't have any word on his condition right now. there were no other vehicles involved, but the east milbrae avenue on ramp is still blocked to traffic right now. developing news to the east bay

where one person is dead after a police pursuit ended in a crash near the san leandro oakland border. it happened before 9:00 last night. police say a man suspected of a robbing a radio shack got into a vehicle and took off. officer gave chase but lost time. but a short time later they spotted the vehicle when it crashed into a building on san leandro street. the man and a passenger were thrown from the car and the woman died at the scene. seven people are dead and at least seven other injured in a drive-by shooting in santa barbara. seven people were killed and seven more injured. it happened around 9:30 last night in island vista near the campus. the santa barbara county sheriff said one of the dead is the attacker who was driving a vehicle. he exchanged gunfire with deputies before crashing into a parked car. it was not clear if he was shot by deputies or if his wounds were self-inflicted. authorities have not officially

identified the suspected shooter but a youtube video is circulating that some believe is him. it's entitled retribution and shows a young man ranting for about 7 minutes and punishing women for rejecting him. heads-up on that one. ahead for drivers in san francisco, a major thoroughfare out of the city is shut down and will be throughout the memorial day holiday weekend. southbound highway 280 closed on thursday and will remain closed until tuesday morning. abc7 news reporter sergio has impact the closer is already having on drivers. >> with 280 southbound shut down this holiday weekend, giants fans were met with a change in options to head south after the game. >> are you worried about getting out of here? >> no, no. just take our time, it will be fine. a long route home. no big deal. >> southbound 280 on-ramp at king street, sixth street and brandon and mariposa are closed until tuesday morning. that means all drivers heading

toward the peninsula out of downtown will have to navigate to highway 101 on-ramp at harrison and fourth street, harrison and seventh street, the tenth street on-ramp and cesar chavez. at rush-hour traffic crept along as driver's had no other option except to squeeze on to an already business path. it was a packed 101 south. >> traffic is more inland east bay. i'm trying to deliver my client to wherever she needs to go and not doing well. >> how is traffic? >> very bad. i only work on second and harrison and i've been in the car 45 minutes. >> and sky 7hd you can see construction on a section of 280 south as they perform seismo-retrofits. at sunset a rare view of the 280 freeing with only one direction of traffic flowing. this will continue through the extended weekend until 5:00 a.m. tuesday morning. in san francisco, abc7 news. if you are heading to a giants game this weekend here's an alternative route. this is leaving the city from

the ballpark area. take third street to harrison and get on to southbound 80 at harrison and fourth. that turns into highway 101 which reconnects with 280 further south. a man suspended of a brutal home invasion in the east bay is now being connected to another violent crime. stanley sherman, junior was arrested on suspicion of four home break-ins in fremont and redwood city. in one of them sherman and three others tied up a mother in front of her two young children before ransacking the home. he is now suspected in another home invasion robbery in sunnyvale. that was on may 12th in which the gun went off during the struggle. fremont police wanting to high-tech to help fight crime. next month the department will ask the city council to approve community-based surveillance cameras and license plate readers. police want as many as a dozen installed at key entry and exit points along the city's borders. residents can comment on it through the city's website.

a 62-year-old woman who repeatedly tried to sneak on to flights at sfo has been diagnosed with a major depressive order. yesterday marilyn hartman was sentenced to probation and ordered to undergo supervised psychiatric treatment. hartmann had tried to sneak on to flights to hawaii on three planes in february and trial -- actually made it on to a plane once but was discovered before takeoff. an amber alert remains in in effect for a two-year-old boy out of southern california. he was kidnapped yesterday around 6:30 in los angeles. they believe he was taken by abraham vargas. the nissan mini man believed to be stolen by vargas was found empty in east l.a. authorities believe vargas may be heading to mexico. an oakland group has collected more than 33,000 signatures in an effort to raise the minimum wage. they turned in the signatures yesterday to the city clerk. they began collecting them in february.

the goal is to raise city's minimum wage from eight dollars to $12.25 cents an hour and to get the initiative on the november ballot. the city has 30 days to verify the signature. a mad dash for hidden cash continued overnight. lucky people all over the bay area are finding money left by a mysterious benefactor in an unexpected high-tech treasure hunt. the stashes of cash v been found all over san francisco and oakland. there's a map showing some of the spots. abc7 news anchor ama daetz has details. >> hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking about in the bay >> someone is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. this woman saw one of the clues. it showed classes at three places. >> one was by the bike rack and i knew exactly where it was or they were gone or the bill gone.

i saw the container here and i thought that looks familiar and i looked here and found it. >> he already has plans for the money if he found it had. >> i would donate to ace cycles. they are one of my favorite causes. the san francisco a's foundation. >> he donated the $20 to samantha aims' fundraising effort. she'll be cycling from san francisco to l.a. but her bike was stolen. i got to tell her about his generosity. >> oh, my god, that's incredible! i had no idea that it happened! i'm so honored he would have contributed to this with his money if he found it. wonderful thing to do to restores by faith in are other humanity. >> for now the do-gooder remains a mystery but anybody one day they will reveal their identity. abc7 news. privacy advocates are praising a change made by facebook. new users will have their privacy settings default to friends.

and also hide posts from the public. facebook also added a privacy checkup feature. you make a public post, a dinosaur should pop up asking you if you really want to do this. privacy advocates have been critical of facebook for years over how they handle private data. >> a newborn seal is safe of a a rescue. this is a harbor seal stolen off a beach near carmel. a family snatched the pup off the beach and took off. and volunteers from the volunteers mammal center chased him down, eventually getting the family to give them the seal. the family drove off but could face charges for taking the mammal off the beach illegally. he is now at a center in sausalito where he is doing well. fire inspections get underway in oakland hills. the annual inspections are used to make sure there is enough defensive space around homes in case of a wildfire.

firefighters say it is especially important this year as we head into what could be the worse fire season in california history. >> weeds and grasses cut to six inches or less and maintained at that level. any brush or debris that's cut has to be removed from the property, not stored. it's just those kind of common practices that allow our firefighters the opportunity to protect the home in the event of a fire. >> the fire path that paid for this, including the program was defeated by voters last november. fire prevention crews say they are trying to stretch the remaining funds as far as possible this summer. >> well we can't make it rain -- >> well, we are looking at the fog. it is playing a big role throughout the weekend. you can't see it here but you can see it kind of. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s. and a few 60s around the bay.

so we will have microclimates throughout the entire bay area weekend, including the holiday. we are still looking at a pretty steady warmup. i'll have the details when we return. >> thank you, lisa. also next, a report card issued for california beaches and what makes this one the most polluted in the state? and her moves on the dance floor? the personal e

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>> we want to take you live to jordan this, is where pope francis is celebrating mass as part of a three-day trip to the

holy lands. this is international stadium where the pontiff has just finished giving the homily. later today he will celebrate mass and visit the jordan river where people christians believe jesus was baptized. he will visit bethlehem and jerusalem as part of the three-day trip. residents in portland, oregon are being advised to boil their water this morning after sample tested positive to e. coli bacteria. many flocked to stars to buy bottled water. as for the tap water, residents should boil all tap water used for drinking, food preparation, toothbrushing and ice for one minute. >> we think this is a cautious approach we are taking. we are staying within the same process we always use.

>> i have to get water and i had to take a shower, i was drinking water. kind of scary. >> investigators are trying to find the cause of the contamination. >> the public access to march continues beach will now head to the state cincinnati. the cincinnati appropriations committee approved a bill yesterday that would force a billionaire venture can't lift into a settlement. he includes the property that has the only access to martin beach. he said an old spanish land grant gives him the right to do that. if it passes, they can seize part of his land under imminent domain to regain public access. >> huge crowds expected in santa cruz this weekend but if you want to go, be warned, don't go into the water at cal beach. it was just ranked the most polluted in california. >> picture perfect unless you are under a microscope.

>> it starts here at the lagoon. last year they found a pipe dumping raw sewage from a home straight into the water by runs out this storage area and on to the sand. that was fixed but it still contaminates a portion of cal beach. >> it is disappointing. it's something we've been dealing with for several years and we continue to deal with. >> locals have firsthand knowledge of the danger. >> ear infections are the most common thing and that's happened a few times in the past. >> despite the occasional ear ache, you will find jim here several times a week. >> you try not to swallow. >> don't expect to see this sacramento family back for a visit. they came and kathleen was horrified to learn it was ranked the most polluted in california. that was cal beach. >> i'm not quite sure, i don't within my 8 1/2-year-old in the

beach. >> they moved 20 minutes down shore. >> i'm so happy we are moving to another beach. i don't know that the water is so much different somewhere else but it does make me feel better. >> an easy fix for them. not as easy a solution for the city. santa cruz has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars to mitigate the problem and recently installed flag gates to stop the lagoon leakage. perhaps next year this stretch of surf and sand will not be known as a bummer beach. in santa cruz, abc7 news. >> doesn't make you want to run out and hop in the water but it is a holiday weekend. are you ready for the beach? >> it will be winky and cool. fog for most of the day but then it warms up up tomorrow. we will see numbers in the 60s at the shoreline. temperatures will be responding to the ridge of high pressure that builds in. we have some cloud cover along

the coast, mainly south of the city. we have 14 hours 20 minutes of day light today. we will look for the clearing conditions throughout the day today. here's a look from the east bay hills camera and the marine layer there for you with much of the east bay, all of the east bay in the sunshine. a little hazy. temperatures ranging from the low 50s in the city. 52 half moon bay with fog. has been suppose 56. good morning to you. and from santa cruz it looks pretty quiet. itit will be, of course, a busy weekend with temperatures near 70 today. livermore 57. for concord 59. you will be well into the 80s today in our east bay valleys and out by the delta the winds are breezy, allowing temperatures to stay up to near 60. napa 63 and cool in santa rosa as well. but overall temperatures are warmer than they were this time yesterday in most locations of the east bay from concord to fairfield and looking at

slightly cooler numbers at the airport. overall san jose warming up today. you see a few high clouds here. coastal fog for some of you along the beaches. otherwise the summer spread today with numbers 60 to almost near 90 today and tomorrow the warmest day of the week with slightly cooler conditions from memorial day on monday. and the cooling trend gets underway for the rest of may. here's a look at the low. it's been with us all week long and it's still influencing the sierra nevada today. but high pressure building in off the coast and that will allow for the temperatures to continue to warmed to away from the shoreline. tomorrow the warmest day. but we are looking at the first hurricane of the pacific. now hurricane season started here may 15th and look at this system it continues to strengthen. and 65 mills and it will strengthen to a minimal hurricane. then as it gets farther into the pacific the cooler water weakens

quickly. if you have plans toward mexico, you want to keep that in mind. right now no watches and warnings along the coast of mexico. 78 in san jose today. look for 75 milpitas and sunnyvale. 61 half moon bay. 72 san mateo. starting out foggy and then we should look for clearing here. still cool. gusty winds. 67 in the city with 79 at the novato. a few 80s coming into play from calistoga to here. napa. and 73 union city and castro valley. 10 degrees of warming from our east bay shores to the mid-80s in concord. 83 walnut streak. 14 in livermore. 88 brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast with numbers warming tomorrow. it should be pretty nice and sunny from the coast inland. but keeping fire danger hopefully at, you know, average levels. we will continue to see the marine layer increase throughout the day on memorial day and the

week ahead. it should be seasonable with some relative humidity and the atmosphere coming up day-to-day. we will let you know how warm it will take my bicycle your community, the mini warmup. and you can track that and the bay area weather on twitter and live doppler 7hd. it's always fun to have warm weather but you pay a price because it's so dry. >> i like the phrase now mini warmup. it sounds better to me than like massive warmup. >> none of this. >> our local dancing with the stars celebrity cheryl burke is coming back to the bay area soon to host a big fundraiser. she and her mom help a monsters attack profit that connects silicon valley to the philippines. the man leading the effort is considered the bill gates of the philippines. cheryl jennings as more on the cause. ♪

>> cheryl is coming home for a fundraise they're hopes to be a big winner for a favorite charity. her mother, a silicon valley entrepreneur visited us recently to talk about the charity that will improve the impoverished country. >> we're building on invasion, entrepreneurship. >> we need to develop the country of the philippines to be a thriving with fast growing economy. >> he founded several silicon valley business bus his heart is in finish anthroby because of his humble beginnings. he was born in the philippines. >> my mother, she was a housewife. >> they believed passionately in education. he came to america, graduated from stanford with a masters in electrical engineering. his charity has a long-term strategy, to graduate as many

ph.d.s as possible in the philippines in science and engineering. he's connecting silicon valley to the effort to create philippines entrepreneurs. some of those students made this video. >> i believe entrepreneurship is the fastest distribution of wealth in the population. >> trying to raise the middle class? >> absolutely. >> this is why he and cheryl burke will be dancing for dollars at the cheryl burke fundraiser. >> cheryl will be bringing home a dance partner or two. it will definitely be fun! >> cheryl jennings, abc7 news. the fundraiser is friday, june 6th at the cheryl burke dance studio in mountain view. we have more information on our website, abc7news.com. next, when red tape threatens to ruin your wedding, who better to call than your congressman. how local lawmakers stepped i

>> a local congressman saved the day and the wedding of this she e-mailed or congressman when her wedding dress was stuck in customs in new york. it was her dream dress and she had a made by a seamstress in poland. staffers got to work, found the dress and had it shipped overnight and it arrived the day before the wedding, which was earlier this month.

still not everything went smoothly. rings showed up a day late. they got married at the base of a water fall at the base of a water fall in yosemite national park. much more to come. a newly adopted campaign to keep the latino culture alive in this neighborhood. and no more guilt of leaving your pet behind. find out how to

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for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. >> it's 6:30 and we are starting this half-hour with a check of the weather. here's lisa. >> let's check on the beaches. santa cruz it's nice and quiet. the clouds are hugging the shoreline. today will warm up in parts of santa cruz. we will have sunshine here. in fact throughout the weekend. it will be sunnier and milder at the coast. right now 60 by the delta. the warm spot novato 54. 50s napa and santa rosa. the fog is confined in the coast. a few patches around the bay. the rest of the day plenty of 60s. san francisco sunny and in the upper 60s today.

breezy winds for you. but 80s return for san jose and our inland east bay. we are going to the upper 80s. 90s come into play as soon as tomorrow. katie. >> yikes, all that bright red. new this morning president obama said the u.s. must work harder to make sure investment transget the opportunities and benefits they have earned. in his weekly address the president draws a connection between memorial day and the scandal over allegations of misconduct at veterans affairs hospitals. how much more the u.s. must do to ensure veterans get the care they deserve. >> every single one of us owes our fallen heros a profound dead of gratitude. every time we cast or votes or speak our minds without fear it's because they fought for our right to do that. every chance we get to make a better life for ourselves and our families is possible because generations of patriots fought to keep america a land of opportunity. >> president obama faces growing pressure over allegations of treatment delays and preventable

deaths at v.a. hospitals. happening today. rosie the rivotter exhibit in richmond will be a brand new exhibit to the public. the new exhibits are more interactive, giving visitors a more sensory experience of the war years. visitors can hear the sounds of ship yards and air-raid sirens, get a few from inside a welder's mask and find out what it's like to be in a blackout. it will open at 10:00 a.m. today with all day celebration lasting until 5:00. right now rare vintage world war ii planes are on display to honor those who flew them during bombing runs over the germany. members of the 91st bomb group took part in a special reunion yesterday. they toured the exhibit before sharing their story. >> i can remember my first one, being only young, only 19.

and i saw a plane shot down and i thought they are really trying to kill us, aren't they? realization is a funny thing. before it hit, it really strikes home. >> you can still check out the planes today and even go on a flight aboard one of the rare aircraft. the efforts to slow down the many. 24th street considered the heart of the latino culture has a new designation. >> reporter: perhaps it's the smell of the freshly baked mexican pivot industries, or the colorful murals that tell you you have arrived in the mission. the celebration has long been a tradition here. just like the improvised street music. 24th street has been the cradle of the latino art movement in san francisco.

but in recent years they have threatened to displace the people and the businesses that have contributed to its cultural significance. that's why the city decided it was time to start preserving the mission. the resolution to designate it the latino cultural district was led by the supervisor and the mayor. >> i think the group has formed quickly and it moves. it's one of the things this we are working on 24th street. and the rest of the city. >> in the next few months people in this community will come together to draft a historical statement. expected by early next year. >> what it is we want, what we don't want, the architecture we want here. and what kind of business we want here. >> while it has taken years to get here, the big push came recently as the real estate boom began driving out latino businesses and local businesses. the third crucial move will be the restrictions like the ones already in place by chinatown

and japan town. >> protecting cultural institutions. and the mission cultural center. and looking at the mural s, an integral part of the neighborhood. >> that will affect any future development in the area to make sure they remain the heart of the mission. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> speaking of love, we love our pets. but what about leaving a pet home alone. the traffic reporter lisa amin gulezian might have ga might have a solution. >> we've seen them caught on camera when their owners aren't home. stealing muffins, tearing up the couch, crying during the day.

[dog howling] >> people have been doing their best to use technology to see and hear their pets but now there's a way to make that a two-which street and interact with them no matter where you are. >> nice girl! >> my dad was staying with my -- was siping with my sister and the family dog came running into the room because she recognized molly's voice. >> his father, a medical device inventor, got the idea to alleviate the dog guy guilt a few years ago. >> he thought what can i do about this? is there something i can make out of this experience? partner came up with.d business a minneapolis based company named it pet chat. the device allows you to call your pet from anywhere in the world as long as you have a phone, tablet or computer. >> i love the ability to be able to call him in the middle of. day, check in, do a little stimulation, make her sit and do a few tricks and give her a couple treats and i can also record it because she did a cute things and i can share it with

my friends on youtube or facebook. >> think of it as skypeing with your dog. you connect with your pet's eye level at home and then you can interact with each other on screen. and for a reward your four-legged family member you push this button to dispense a treat. >> this is the missing link. and missing piece of mind between pet parents and their pets when they are gone all day. >> pets have basic principals of conditioning or better knowns pavlov's law. you can train your dog to use the new device. even old dogs can learn new tricks. especially when their eyesight and hearing anyoneition,s power of scent becomes very important. >> dogs are the most social creature out there besides humans so they love connecting. >> karen said you can use the device like pet chat to train your dog throughout the day. lancer now knows the familiar

voice, face and treat are coming when he hears from ring. >> my dog thought it was weird at first but then he started laying next to it, at the front door. >> but these people hope to connect people with technology, evolving the treat dispenser into a medication dispenser for the elderly or disabled. >> we are excited about the medication part of it down the road. >> it's available for $350 at pet stores or online by early summer. abc7 news. >> want a treat? good girl! abc7 news. still ahead on the abc7

saturday morning news, what scientists say caused the death of a baby whale. and a live view from our emeryville cam. look at that gorgeous morning. skies a little gray, but we show

>> scientists now know who killed the young whale found near half moon bay. marinologists said it died electric trauma from an unknown source. 25-foot whale washed ashore earlier this week. last night a boat towed the dead whale 25 miles offshore where scientists say it will sink and decompose. >> what's coming up in the forecast? holiday weekend, people need to know. >> some may be headed to the mountains and we are looking at sunny conditions foremost today. right now it is in the 30s. lower 70s today but some build ups. maybe an afternoon shower. but back home we are looking at steady warming weather. i'll have the details coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next, the 49ers are getting a first look at the rookies this weekend. including the sun of one of an you will-time great. larry beil has the details coming up

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ama daetz, abc7 news. >> check it out right now and see for yourself how everything is better. >> is the weather better? >> you know, it has been breezy if you have been by the bay and coast. that will stay the case. but we will see sunshine at the shoreline and temperatures warming up about four degrees between now and tomorrow at our bay area beaches. so that's a plus because it has been warm inland and very pleasant. but the northwest winds will not move back in. as they do wipe out the fog, it still will remain breezy from pacifica to half moon bay. this morning some cirrus and low clouds down along the central coast. we have a marine layer intact. you can see it from the live shots. east bay hill camera from the top of vollmer peak. usually you see a nice view from here. the low clouds drifting showing how we will definitely have the

influence of the microclimate and the afternoon sea breeze as the clouds stay put for most of the day at the coast. 57 san carlos and 56 with clear skies in san jose. half moon bay 52. it is breezy along the coast. san francisco 52 and it will get quite gusty later on. sunshine on tap for santa cruz with temperatures in the 70s here. and numbers in the low 50s in the north bay. santa rosa, napa. but napa warms today well through the mid-80s. it will be a warm one for parts of the north bay and the east bay. you, too, are going to warm up. 57 for friends in livermore and san jose this morning you can see how nice and clear it is. a few high clouds. coastal fog this morning drift ag cross the bay. it will retreat to the shoreline and we will see the summer spread throughout the day today. and even more so tomorrow. so really gets emphasized for sunday but by monday, memorial day, slightly cooler and the breeze kicking up. the outlook shows temperatures near average but a pretty breezy

week ahead. low pressure still influencing much of california. southern california with a few clouds. then a little bit of instability in the mountains for a few afternoon showers. but it's all about high pressure throughout the rest of the afternoon and the rest of the weekend as it continues to build and that will allow for pretty good timing with the warmup for the holiday weekend. cooler conditions will result for next week. it will be partly cloudy in southern california. low 70s in los angeles. upper 90s in palm springs. a few showers in the afternoon in parts of the crest of the sierra nevada. look for 82 in reno today. 62 in monterey. and closer to home temperatures will range from about 51 half moon bay, gusty winds here. 67 in the city. 76 in san rafael and mid-70s for palo alto, mountain view, 84 in concord, as well as morgan hill. and if you spend time in the city it should be a beautiful afternoon with the clouds

continuing to evaporate throughout the day. low 60s noontime. staying there about 3:00 p.m. and the breeze kicking up later on in the afternoon. so 23 you are headed over to at&t park tonight for the game, it will be just about 60 and the winds a little breezy as the fog comes back into play. 56 by late in the night. about 10:00. accuweather seven-day forecast, the warmest day tomorrow. it will be warm everywhere just modestly and cool back with the breeze. memorial bay tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and steadily cooling temperatures with breezy averages and the low clouds hugging the coast. that's when you expect. >> for the game tonight people should bring what, medium coats, heavy coats? >> yes, and a bandana. >> in sports, tonight the giants play a night game at at&t park. that's as 7:50 with ryan vogelsong he will starting for

the >> good morning, everybody. the giants return home to find an unfamiliar foe waiting for them. the minnesota twins. even with brandon belt injured the giants have the best record in the national league thanks to help from another brandon. tim lincecum on the mound. the mustache? i think it's a good move. sandoval, this is a good move. first high deep and aloha. three-run bomb down the right. struck out 4, worked six innings. only gave up a couple. a gift run. hunter pence grounder. escobar boots: 4-2, giants. and brandon hicks, no doubt about it. his eighth. brandon, 24 homers collectively for the giants this year if you are keeping track of that. giants beat the twins 6-2. a's and blue jays in canada. the effort from the ball boy but he went down hard.

scott kazmir, seven innings, gave up three runs. taking them to downtown toronto. 2-0 jays. the fourth, brandon moss, and the bomb to right. a's down 3-1. the eighth. a's threatening. cespedes lifts one to shallow right. and edward encarnacion. overbay the shoulder. a chance for the a's in the ninth. coco crisp and jed lowrie can't knock him in. this is the ballgame. after winning five in a row they have dropped their last two, 3-2, jays, the final. when your dad is the greatest of all-time and you play the same position as he did, it's hard to live up to him. jerry rice, junior is not running from the challenge, he's runs past it. jair junior is working out in mini camp. he played college ball and he's a receiver like dad and wears 83.

and you know with his name there will be questions. >> i am my own individual. obviously i have his dna too, but i am rice, junior, not rice, senior. time to make my own name. >> he did a great job there. i'm excited to watch him and all the guys compete really. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5, 6, 9 and 11. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next the carnival celebration in the mission district kicks off. the timely theme of this

>> here are the winning numbers from last night's $15 million mega-millions draw, 12, 14, 21, 38, 70 and the meganumber 15. nobody picked all six numbers. tuesday night's jackpot grows to $20 million. >> happening today, the 36th annual carnival kicking off in san francisco. the free, two-day family friendly carnival will feature global cuisine, international food and dance, as well as crafts. it is a celebration of the world cup, which is next month. at grand parade is tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. officials call the carnival the largest multi-cultural celebration on the west coast. the festival will be held today and tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on harrison street between 16th street and 24th street.

>> will the weather cooperate in no rain, obviously. >> it will be absolutely perfect. we have a little bit of fog this morning and low 60s. and the breeze will kick up. downtown 67 today. 72 san mateo and we will get increasing sunshine at the coast. it will be windy all weekend long. 80 vallejo, 84 livermore. the forecast shows a warm to hot day tomorrow. breeze is back for memorial day and much cooler for the upcoming work week, which is the last week of may. >> and a short work week for many. >> right. >> thank you, lisa. thanks all of you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. we continue online, on twitter and all your mobile devices with our new abc7 news app. we continue at 1 :00 a.m. we continue to follow the shooting down by the coast. have a great day!

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good morning, america. breaking overnight. holiday weekend massacre. at least seven dead in a series of drive-by shootings in beautiful santa barbara, california. steps from a college campus. what set the gunman off? >> obviously, the work of a madman. >> did he act alone? foggy start. the first part of the holiday weekend, a wash-out, in spots across the country. violent storms dropped baseball-sized hail with lightning striking some of new york city's tallest buildings. what is in store for the rest of the weekend. up in flames. a huge fire tears through a chemical company. >> wow. >> explosion, one after another. family, schools, businesses, told to evacuate immediately.