>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 25th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning. looks like the fog is focus aid long the central coast right now. live doppler 7hd is clear. we are looking at the sutro tower camera where temperatures are on the mild side. 55 in san jose and 46 in half moon bay. that gives you an indication that the fog is not there insulating us along the coast. throughout the day today we will warm up quickly later on in the morning hours. so with the fog-free coast, temperatures will range from the upper 60s around stenson beach and point reyes to around 70 san francisco. around the bay into the lower

80s and inland lower 90s on top. slight cooling for memorial day. we will talk about that in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you. this morning we are learning more about friday night's mass murders near the uc santa barbara campus. there were ten incidents that left six victims dead, at least 13 injured b the rampage the killer posted videos on youtube. >> "tomorrow is the day of retribution. the day in which i will have my revenge." >> authorities believe elliot rodger took his own life after stabbing and shooting his victims. abc7 news reporter sergio has the latest from ala vista. >> at sunset on the campus of uc santa barbara, hundreds of

students hold candles in silence nevertheless columnly paying respects to the victims of a mass shooting. >> i was shocked about this. i don't know what to say. >> it is so surreal. we hear about it happening to other schools and i never would have thought it would happen to our school. it definitely is very hurting. >> this crowd includes students from uc santa barbara where many of the victims went to school and can't barbara city college where the accused shooter was enrolled. investigators reveal new details about the rampage. it spread across ten different crime scenes, starting at his own apartment. >> it appears as though suspect rodger murdered three victims within his residence. >> investigators say rodger went on to a sorority house armed with three handguns. he was not let in so he started shooting people in the street. two young people were killed, a third injured and remains hospitalized. at the deli mart a memorial.

this is where 20-year-old martinez were killed and where the first 911 calls for help were made. deputies engaged him within minutes. after exchange with deputy, it was over. he was found dead. it was not clear if he took his own life or if he was mortally wound by deputies. victims were stunned. >> i was here. i was here when the shots started going off. >> it's clear people here are still trying to grasp exactly what happened as the shooter went on a rampage. in ala vista, abc7 news. >> the surveillance was captured on surveillance video at the deli mart, one of the ten crime scenes. you can see people running for cover when the gunman began firing. several people were shot here, one fatally. and we are hearing how the shooting rampage unfolded from the voices of the first responders on the scene.

>> we have three down. we have three -- >> up date. witness who is a dark colored bmw, white occupant, male wearing a white shirt firing as he went by. >> thank you. we have another gunshot victim. shot fired! shot fired! >> firefighters and paramedics were unable to reach some of the victims until law enforcement secured the area. veronica wiese died, katheryn cooper, 22, both were sorority sisters. and 20-year-old christopher michael martinez, a second-year student the santa barbara. his father, richard, talked with christopher just about 45 minutes before he died. >> you don't think it will happen to your child until it

does. chris died because of craven, irresponsible politicians and -- they talk about gun rights. what about chris' right to live? when will this insanity stop? >> six victims are still hospitalized." two remain in serious condition. one of those injured in the santa barbara rampage is a 19-year-old university of pacific student who lives in danville. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley spoke to his family. >> the 19-year-old water polo star was happy to be hanging out with friends for the start of customer vacation. his dad said they web out to celebrate and get something to eat friday evening. nick told cnn there was a guy driving a bmw. i was on a long board and he aimed his car at our group of friends and gunned us into it. i have two broken legs and need surgery. police said i flew roughly

50 feet into a busy intersection. this is all so crazy. his dad got the dreaded phone call saturday from his friend. >> the left leg was shattered like a firecracker. his right leg -- or right ankle, as we understand it right now, is broken. he has fractures to his face. it will be a long recovery for him. but he is alive. six people aren't. >> nick graduated from san ramon high school lift year and swims on the water polo team for the university of the pacific? stockton. his family has been glued to the tv coverage of the rampage, trying to piece things together. >> he's alive. i mean, the real thoughts have to go out to the other families who were not as fortunate. >> they hope nick can come home in the next day or two. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. now to the killer,

22-year-old elliot rodger. his family attorney said he was diagnosed with highly functional as berger syndrome, which is a form of autism, often associated with people who have problems with social situations. we are now getting a glimpse of his life through youtube videos and are 141-page manifesto. >> the girls are not sexually attracted to me. i have a major problem with that. major problem. that's a problem that i intend to rectify. >> elliot talks about his troubles in a series of youtube videos titled why life is so unfair. santa barbara city college student lived in ala vista. the county sheriff's office said they were familiar with him. he claimed he was the victim of an assault but the investigation revealed he may have been the

aggressor. in january of this year he accused a roommate of stealing three candles and made a citizens arrest. then less than a month ago family members asked them to check on him after his parents discovered his youtube videos. but when sheriffs went to his apartment they determined he didn't meet the criteria for a mental health hold. >> the deputies found him to be polite and courteous. he down played the concerns for his welfare and the deputies cleared the call. >> rogers told deputies he was having difficulties with his social life and probably wouldn't be returning to school in the next year n a rambling online manifesto entitled my twisted life, rodger described his fear, saying the police would have searched my room, found all of my guns and weapons arks long with my writings about what i plan to do with them. i would have been thrown in jail, denied of the chance to exact revenge on my enemies. abc7 news. coming up at are 5:30 we

will have more on the shooting rampage and the response from uc precedent janet napolitano. a pilot made a grasslanding just after 7:30 last night. fire crews rushed to the scene as a precaution. no one was injured. a group of boaters had to abandon ship after it hit a whale. the five people on board told the san mateo county sheriff's office they were boating five to ten miles offshore when they felt the vessel hit a whale. the motor stopped working and they drifted into the rocks at the beach. now a salvage team is work to go get the boat off the rocks. >> but the fear is it being in the surf zone, it being stuck in the ground up against the rocks with surf like it is that the boat will come apart and potentially spill what fuel it has left. so we are making every effort to get the boat off the beach all

in one piece. >> officials don't believe the whale has hurt. >> san francisco firefighters had to rescue two men after they got caught in a riptide at ocean beach. two teams of rescue swimmers brought them back to the beach yesterday evening. both men are expected to be okay. that's often an issue there, lisa. >> right, exactly. today the beach will be much milder. in fact, temperatures will be well into the 60s with sunny conditions at the coast. right now from the sutro camera, there is dawn, 5:53 is the official sunrise and winds will be breezy at the coast. i'll let you know how warm, where it will be that warm and looking at a slightly cooler memorial day. >> thank you, lisa. coming up, a group of women in ohio this morning with the roman catholic church. their claims that could get them excommunicated. plus doodling for google. the creative ideas from children

nationwide and which doodle won. what does that first spoonful taste likok. honey bunches of oats. ching! mmmm! mmmm! mmmm! wow! it's the oats. honey. yeah. honey bunches of oats. this is a great cereal.

>> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:13 on this sunday morning. thanks for wake up so early to join us on the abc7 sunday morning news. here's a live look from the roof cam. you see the sliver of the moon. reminds you of the childhood books about the man in the moon. i asked lisa, nice temperatures today? she said, oh, yeah. she will be along shortly with a full forecast. more vets are being allowed to obtain healthcare at private

hospitals and clinics, as a part of trying to improve their treatment after reports of falsified reports and delays in treatment. v. a. facilities are enhancing capacities at their clinics so vets can get care much sooner. the va is facing allegations veterans have died waiting for treatments at va centers and employees have falsified records to core up the situation. people raised money last awareness about posttraumatic stress and suicide this weekend. they organized a candlelight veggity at the pittsburgh bay point bart station. during the vigil people blew out their candles when they thought about how many lives are lost when a veteran commits suicide. he made it his mission to raise awareness about ptsd. >> at least 8,000 a year because

they aren't reporting the veteran that drinks a little too much, drives his car into a wall or over the edge. >> the group wants to end the stigma associated with ptsd, hoping people will not refer to it as a disorder. on this memorial day weekend a new study ranks california as the worst state in the country for military retirees. california ranks at the low end of the list in several metrics. economic environment, healthcare services and overall quality of life. researchers say california's high housing costs and having nearly the highest percentage of homeless vets appears to have played a role in pushing the state to the bottom. on this memorial day weekend general martin dempsey, the joint chiefs of staffs, talks to martha raditz in an exclusive

interview. it airs later than usual today at 3:00 p.m. right here on. a bc7. in cleveland six women say they were ordained at catholic priests or deacons inside a church yesterday. roman catholic church said the ceremony is not valid and the women face excommunication. association of women protestors says it does not accept that judgment by the church. yesterday's ordination come near the 20th anniversary of pope john paul's ii let they're confirms cannon 24 which receives only a baptized man can receive ordination. they say the ban on women priests is definitive and not open to debate. since 1998 google has had millions of doodles on their website. next month they will unavailable one from a nationwide contest

called doodle or google but you can see it now. on a story only from abc7. >> you are looking at the best of the best. 11-year-old audrey vang from new york is google's torpedoedler. kids from kindergarten up compete in the annual doodle to google contest. >> from the super serious to the whimsical. we had wonderful entries. >> the 50 finalists were flown to booth good he will headquarters where they have art and science workshops before the winner was crowned. the theme of this year's competition if i could invent one thing to make the world a enter place. tanner's is a solar system protector. >> it protect the world and keep the sun. >> i did a robot that eats trash

and cleans -- and makes clean air. >> a panel of judges including model and app developer lindsay scott narrowed the field. google users also weighed in. >> the beautiful thing about the competition is the fact that kids are thinking about what they can do to contribute to our society. >> audrey used markers to draw her entree cat winning doodle of a water purification system. >> i came up with it when i heard a lot of people didn't have clean water to drink. >> do you think yours is a practical idea? >> what is practical? >> that it can actually be done? >> yes. >> and she is right. in her honor google with partner with a charity to bring clean water to ten schools in bangladesh. she also received a $30,000 college scholarship and the joy seeing her animated art on the website along with million of google users on june 9th.

and ukraine policy are open for a couple more hours as ukrainians cast ballots for a presidential election scene as esection for stabilizing the country. as you know ukraine has been rocked by a deadly upridessing in the east the last several months. pro rugs rebels have been prying prying -- trying to take the ballot boxes. if no one is voted in the first round a run off is june 15th. caltran said work on a major construction project on interstate 280 in san francisco is right on schedule. right now southbound lanes are shut down. workers are replacing large hinges located beneath the elevated roadway. the hinges allow the overpass to move safely during an earthquake. par of the freeing will reopen tuesday morning. the avoid the dwi campaign

was set up this weekend. officers set up in checkpoint. it also puts extra officers and sheriff's deputies on the street looking for drunk drivers. the patrols will continue through tuesday morning. and the weather should be pretty delightful this memorial day weekend. here's lisa. >> just right. warming up today so it's not too hot. you expect from valleys in the valleys, but san francisco not so much. we will be in the 70s. that will put us anywhere 5 could 10 degrees above average today. today the warmest day of the week. 5:53 the official sunrise, setting at 8:21. although morning, we're are looking at live doppler hd where it is clear. cloud cover is situated along the monterey coast and it won't last long. we will see sunny skies along the central coast. here's the is sutro tower camera. temperatures of comfortable. 55 at the san carlos airport as

well as san jose. another vantage point for you from our roof camera. we see a few cirrus clouds there. 51 santa rosa, 59 concord. upper elevation winds are gusty and at the coasted to winds will gust over 25 miles an hour throughout the afternoon. here's a look from our exploratorium camera. our forecast highlights, the cloudy skies at the coast, mainly south of san francisco. warmest day will be today with temperatures above average and them slightly cooler tomorrow as the sea breeze kicks up and the fog returns but we will still likely see temperatures around 90 inland tomorrow. but here's a look right now at our radar and satellite composite and high pressure is building into the west coast. notice the jet stream, the storm track well to the north. that will allow for that marine layer to be compressed. the sea breeze still intact but it will even be warmer at the coast. forecasting the highs in the

upper 60s today at some of the beaches in the north bay. low pressure will drop out of the gulf of alaska and that will cool us off. take a look at had this hurricane, amanda. increasing to category 4 with wind gusts of 165 miles an hour. winds now 140 miles an hour. it will strengthen a little more but then it will weaken quickly into tomorrow and then it turns into what we call a remnant low and no threat to the coast of mexico. but interesting. first hurricane of the pacific. 83 in san jose, 90 in gilroy. a few numbers in the outlying areas will be approaching 90 degrees. 80 mountain view. the 60s in the sunset. dilly city. 71 downtown. in the north bay highs mainly in the mid-and upper 80s. but calistoga, cloverdale 91. napa warmer than yesterday at 90 and today in berkeley how about 77 for you as well as

san leandro and newark. 80 castro valley. head inland upper 80s to the low 90s. pleasanton 89. today is the warmest day with 80s and 90s around the bay. tomorrow we look for a wider range as the fog comes back. 60s coast and 90 inland. tuesday, wins, thursday and friday we see morning clouds, afternoon sun and steady cool down. we will let you know how warm it will number your community and keep track of bay area weather on twitter at live doppler 7hd. always a high fire danger. >> we always have to watch out for that. thank you, lisa. coming up, crews gaining an upper hand on a raging wildfire burning in arizona. the status of their firefight this morning.

>> in northern arizona they will lift an evacuation order tomorrow. flames are burning around oak creek cannon between sedona and

flagstaff since the fire was sparked last tuesday. the acreage will likely double because firefighters have decided to let the fire burn through rugged unreachable terrain. the fire is only 5% contained. firefighters are going door to door in the oakland hills teaching people about this year's fire denger and making sure their homes are ready for the fire station. they need to have 30 feet of defensive space around their property. it is dry and windy, as lisa has been telling us and that has firefighters on edge as they try to talk with 26,000 homeowners in the area. neighbors have not gore gotten the 1991 oakland firestorm that destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. here we are 24 years later and, you know, we could have another event like that. you have condition like this. one careless move and we have a

ground fire. >> dry brush and weeds around a property could mean a $300 fine for the homeowner if it's not cleared in 30 days. twelve people have to find a few place to live of a fire in an apartment building t started yesterday in a pile of debris outside the 8 unit building on sir francis drake boulevard. firefighters say the flames spread through crawlspaces. still to come, more on that deadly shooting rampage in isla vista. what the suspect's family is saying this morning. and plus gunfire erupts at a south carolina hotel. the condition of the victims this morning. and school lunch programs being criticized. why their efforts to get kids to eat healthier is getting a failing grade.

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>> goal back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, it's a nice look where purple and red mews. the temperatures are cooler some spots. half moon bay 46. oakland 56. we have clouds along the central coast. what low cloudiness we have will quickly be wiped away and we will be left with warm temperatures especially inland with highs in the low 90s. well above average. even in the south bay we will see 80s and close to 90 in the north bay with our biaches in the mid-and upper 60s. the cool down is on tap for the holiday. i'll detail that and look at a cooler week ahead in just a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. more now on that deadly rampage near u.c. santa barbara. this morning the santa barbara county sheriff tells cnn the

gunman, 22-year-old elliot roger, planned that killing spree for at least a year. abc news reporter has the latest from i will russian >> this was a chaotic, rapidly unfolding and convoluted incident that involved multiple crime scenes. >> police say it all began at the apartment of suspect elliot roger, a 22-year-old student at santa barbara city college, stabbing three people to death in his home. investigators say roger then got into his black bmw, methodically gunning down pedestrian. one person came face-to-face with him outside the local deli. >> he almost kind of had a smirk like he was excited about it or happy about it. pretty scary. >> moments later police say he killed chris michael martinez.

his father saying he had spoken to his son about a trip to london minutes before. >> you don't think it can happen to your child until it does. >> six people killed before the shooter turned the gun on himself. police say it was a planned ms. murder. this cryptic video entitled elliot rogers retribution posted on youtube friday night, providing clues on a motive. >> tomorrow is the day of retribution. the day in which i will have my revenge. >> but police say it was roger who legally purchased three 9-millimeter handguns used in the crime spree. they recovered the weapons in the suspect's car and they also found more than 400 rounds of ammunition. abc news, i will russian insurgents,

insurgents two. >> the family said they offer our deepest sympathies to the families. we are experiencing the most in conceivable pain pain and our hearts go out to everyone involved. >> the president of the college, general net napolitano, is offering to help to the community. >> we are offering to provide any support we can for the families, for the victims, and for the members of the university of california community. >> at least three of the if you tal it tis were u.c. santa barbara students. the other three victims have not been identified. stay with abc7 news for the very latest on the deadly rampage. reporter sergio quintana is in santa barbara and will have live newscasts tonight. the coverage continues now on abc bay area on twitter.

three people were shot and killed at a myrtle beach hotel. officers arrived at the bermuda sandoval hotel last night finding four victims. three were pronounced dead at the scene and the other was taken the hospital, condition unknown. witnesses say the shooting started with a fight in the streets. divers had to recover the body of a woman who died after her car crashed into a canal. it happened on highway 4 in san joaquin county yesterday morning. the chp said someone called 911 to report the crash about 6:00 yesterday morning. investigators say they don't know why the driver lost control and skidded off the road. and investigators want to find out more about a man's body found floating near san jose's marina at the southern end of san francisco bay. the san jose fire department provided these pictures of the scene. a kayaker discovered the body around 10:15 yesterday morning.

it is unknown exactly how that man died. school lunch programs are under fire. their effort to make kids eat healthier is getting a failing grade. but that is not stopping some from continuing the fight against obesity and diabetes. abc7 news reporter nick smith checked out one of those programs in san pablo and has more. >> do you want some, honey? no? >> fruits and vegies can still be a tough sell to kids and this group of first to fourth graders have heard it all. >> they eat too much junk. >> they played host to the west contra costa unified school district health and fitness festival. event is designed at getting families to adopt a healthier life style and to introduce kids to better choices while they are young. they think they can curve the trend of obesity and childhood

diabetes. >> vegetables help you bus they make you healthy and strong. >> most know it is good for them but that doesn't mean they want it. some let the fruit and vegies sit on their plates without touching them, most winding up in the trash. the lawmakers say even to get kids to eat anything but pizza has failed. new school lunch standards have been phased in that set fat and sodium limits. >> it just takes time. >> when they go home they can teach their parents. >> sounds simple enough burks healthier programs like this are expensive to run. >> i mean, we are very limited when it comes to the child nutrition program. we do when we can with the reimbursement we have. >> who can tell me what the difference is between a fruit and vegetables. >> local venders helped to make up the difference that school budgets don't. she brings school budgets of every shape, size and location

to each event with the belief this every encounter with the kids matters. abc7 news. coming up, a true test of endurance. how one teenager was told she was never read at the college level became u.c. berkeley's top student. and here's a live look from our sutro cam. a beautiful day ahead as we enjoy this memorial day weekend. above average temperatures today. lisa argen will be along shortly with your accuweather forecast.

flush. >> the top student at u.c. berkeley was once told she would never learn to read at college level. thank goodness her parents brushed that off. 23-year-old rebecca peters received the university medal. and abc education reporter

lehman melendez talked to her about overcoming challenges. >> when she was about to enter fourth grade her parents were told their daughter measured very low on aiq test. peters, who this year is u.c. berkeley's top student, only found out about it a few years ago. >> my parents were sort of laughing to themselves. i asked what's so funny and they said it's funny is someone who was told they would never read at the college level is now about to be admitted to the world's best public university her parents fought on, push to go enroll her in advanced classes. peters have pursued everything in life with the same kind of intensity. >> the classes i think i work hardest in or ones i find myself intellectually engaged and courses that normally wouldn't come easy to me. >> she earned a 3.98 grade point average but the university medal is also given to students whose ideas benefit others.

>> the latino communities are disproportionately impacted. >> most recently she worked in salinas to bring awareness to the nitrate contamination problem in the drinking water supply that affects so many families there. she made it her project to work on water and sanitation project in several countries. she also speaks openly with another issue, her bout with depression. >> something you learn how to deal with and make your own and it's not easy, but i think to be able to overcome it has made me stronger. >> she will soon leave berkeley to continue her studies at the university of man chester and then oxford in the u. k. in berkeley, abc7 news. >> i love that story, don't listen to other people's expectations. >> yeah. here's a beautiful shot outside. 56 in livermore, and numbers there will be well into the

90s. what about our average today? we will talk about the sunny and breezy beaches as well when we return. >> also ahead, the giants are hosting the twins on this memorial day weekend. and the panda is heating up as he goes deep to kickstart the giants offense. schu will have all the highlights coming up in sports.

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why everything is better. well, the weather is certainly better today than it will be tomorrow, if you like warm temperatures. >> that's right. we've been featuring this warmup, one-day warm up, although it will still be warm in the inland valley. how quickly the coolness returns. but today you will still are the sea breeze, just the look of the marine layer for most of you. it is situated along the central coast here's a look at live doppler hd. checking out the clear conditions. sutro tower showing a few high clouds and temperatures ranging from the mid-40s half moon bay to the mid-50s. san francisco 53. a west wind. 56 in oakland. here's mt. tam. nice and clear. upper elevation winds a little bit breezy. 50 in novato, 51 santa rosa and napa with 56 in livermore and a look from the exploratorium

camera where we have another clear shot for you. the clouds are south from monterey and salinas. we will look for the clear conditions inland. a quick warmup. temperatures today will be above average and slightly cooler tomorrow at the coast and around the bay with the return to some low clouds and fog. so from our radar and satellite vantage point you can see the main feature here is an area of high pressure. as it builds into the eastern pacific, it pushes the storm track to the north and really wipes out the marine layer. once again the winds will be gusty later on today. over 25 miles an hour at the coast out of the northwest. although temperatures will be warmer, we will climb into the mid-and upper 60s. but it will be capped in the upper 60s with the sea breeze. low pressure visits us and temperatures begin their low decline beginning tomorrow. look at the numbers, though, away from the bay. wow, 99 in sacramento. 96 in chico with near 100 as well in fresno. 92 yosemite.

gives you an idea how strong that area of low pressure is and how our air conditioner really helps us here back home. temperatures today very pleasant with just a little bit of cloud cover early on. and then about 70 degrees for the carnival today in the afternoon. light breeze in the city. temperatures ranging from low to mid-60s half moon bay. warmer than this along sinsen beach, point raise upper 650ss. low 70s san francisco. 78 oakland with 83 in san jose. low 90s for livermore and antioch about 92. if you are headed to the giants game today, upper 60s by 1:00. and by the afternoon we are looking the low 70s. a nice one today. the holiday almost as nice. if you are close to the coast you will notice the difference and around the bay. no more 80s around the bay. tuesday, wednesday and thursday you will notice the breeze and the morning cloud cover with the marine layer. temperatures slowly trailing off

right on through the work week. >> since those carnival dancers don't wear much, i'm glad the weather will be nice for them today. >> works out well, yes. >> thanks, lisa. let's check out sports. game three last night in the the nba playoffs eastern conference finals between the business speakers heat with the heat taking care of business. here is schu with all the sports highlights. the giants and a's are the only two teams in major league baseball with 30 wins before memorial day weekend. g-men hosting the twins, hoping to double their pleasure with back-to-back wins. the g-men strike first. solo shot and the only hit he gave up through innings, giants up 1-0. 7ks through five innings of work. giants with runners on the corner. the panda, the big pitch out of the dirt.

almost went out. and suzuki to groundout and the giants win their second straight with the 2-1 victory. the knuckleballer r.a. dickey handed oakland their third straight loss. second inning cespedes jumps all over it. in the fifth brett lowry, sends one packing off chavez. his agent of the year. 2-1 jays. they lead the midges with 69 home runs. two men on. brandon moss can't handle the bouncer to first and flipped the ball away. 4-1 jays. last chance in the ninth. two men on. a's go down 5-2. they have dropped three in a row. nba playoffs. game three in miami. got to win at home and the heat took care of business after

spotting indiana a 15-point lead. lebron taking a little pregame nap. pacers came out firing. george to hibernation barred. indy up 14 the first quarter. heat would battle back. duane laid and to lebron, he knows what to do. two hand jam. james had 26. time running out in the third. he completes a 14 point turn around. he had 23. ray allen 4 for 4 from downtown in the fourth. second oldest player the nba. hits the corner shot and gives them their largest lead. they lead the series 2 games to win. nhl playoffs western conference finals l.a. hosting chicago. slash with the national anthem. short-handed in the first. jonathan toews lights the lamp. two goals, 1-0 blackhawks. tyler toffoli, beats corey crawford. they go on to win 4-3 and they take a 2-1 series lead. that's the way the ball bounces.

i hope all of you are having a great holiday weekend. i'll be back tonight at 5:00. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> coming up, it's considered the largest festival of its kind on the west coast. the turnout expected for

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look carefully at your ticket. thousands of people will head to san francisco's mission district today for one of the city's most colorful parades. ♪ >> these folks helped get the carnival going yesterday afternoon. today the grand parade starts at 9:30. organizers say it's the west coast's largest multi-cultural festival. this marks the 36th year of carnival. coming up next, the latest on the deadly shooting rampage in isla vista. the reaction from the college community and what we are learning about the suspect this morning. and a group forced to abandon ship after their boat hit a whale. the work now underway for salvage crews.

>> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 25th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our

meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn, good morning. live doppler 7hd not showing any fog heading the coast it is along the central coast. but we are waking up to this. clear conditions. sutro tower. temperatures all in the 50s except half moon bay 46. 55 in san jose, as well as san carlos. oakland the warm spot at 57. today, as you head on out, a little cool. we will warm up quickly even at the coast you will see temperatures well into the 60s. san francisco low 60s. it will get breezy around the bay. and inland mid-80s to low 90s. we will hold on to a few 90s tomorrow, despite the beginning after cooling friend. we will talk about that in detail coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. this morning we are learning more about friday night's matt murders in isla vista near the u.c. santa barbara campus. according to officials there were ten incidents that