to shut down mcarthur park station to impact the morning commute. protesters start to march at the port of oakland which will be shut for eight hours today. may day originally started as pagan ritual celebrating start of summer. labor movements are using it as a day to recognize workers rights. the international long shore and warehouse union plans to help lead the march starting at 9:00 a.m. port of oakland scheduled a closure today delaying operations for 8 hours. organizers call for protests to be peaceful. union leadership is angry over social injustice, specifically police shooting deaths of walter scott, an unarmed black man killed an traffic stop in carolina. and may day protests taking place in other cities. in san francisco, a festival at civic center plaza at 1:30 followed by a march to 24th and

mission at 3:30. in san hose, 2:00 p.m. rally followed by a march at city hall. it will be held in other cities like chicago philadelphia, new york. 4:31. atlanta police say officers were forced to shoot and kill a woman who slipped out of handcuffs and began to shoot at them. happened yesterday after a police precinct building. investigators say she was arrested for driving a vehicle reported stolen. it is unclear if she was searched for weapons before putting her in back of a squad car. a witness said she was hand kuftd. she was taken to a hospital where she died and the officers weren't injured. a group opposed to the new warriors stadium voiced concerns at a meeting. they say they have no bisque near the medical center. traffic could be a nightmare

ambulances could get stuck. supporters believe otherwise. >> are having chemotherapy infusion. >> mission bay needs this this is a very good lo >> the anti-stadium or anti-arena group says they will litigate until the cows come home. the university is encouraged by talks with the city and warriors and hopes the warriors will be a good neighbor. matt kelly will have a live report at the top of the hour. the latest on devastation in nepal. seeing more stories of survival from the 7.8 earthquake today. a young woman was rescued from rubble near katmandu's main bus terminal. here's new video taken of debris in the area. hours before the rescue, a

15-year-old boy was pulled from wreckage of a seven story building. the latest death toll stands at more than 6,000. there are 60 other deaths in tibet and india. >> oh my god. >> what do we do? >> stay down stay go provideo shot by a hiker shows when an avalanche started. she was hiking with friends below base camp. the group was running as the snow and ice swallowed them. no one in this group was seriously injured. they arrived back in katmandu last night. abc 7 news was in fremont on delaware drive as people held a candlelight vigil to show support for earthquake victims. federation of end oh americans

organized the event. they offered prayers, thoughts and donations for victims. one man said it took four hours to get his wife in >> good thing is it was saturday and happened in the daytime. house fall down but they were not in the house. >> vigil organizers say shelter food medicine are desperately needed. so many want to support recovery efforts. if you want to donate, text to 90999 to contribute $10 or call 1-800-red cross. 4:34. construction workers accusing apple of discrimination. he says he lost his job because of a 2008 felony conviction. according to chronicle, he says he was working on the space ship

headquarters in cupertino when he lost his job in january. he was told because he had a felony conviction in the past seven years. he filed a complaint with the equal opportunity commission. apple first accused of barring felons from construction jobs. the family of a nine-year-old boy stabbed in his own home plan a public service friday. jordan almgren's family spoke yesterday. he was killed sleeping in his own bed last weekend. his father read from a prepared statement, four days after his young son was stabbed to death by a family friend, william schultz. schultz admitted to the stabbing. >> i don't wish to discuss the events of last sunday. instead, we prefer to focus on joy that jordy brought to everyone that knew himykykyyky çç his short time in this world. we refer to it as joy for jordy.

>> for more information on his service, go to our abclocal.go.com/kgo. 4:36. a warning for residents in san jose jose. somebody impersonating a police officer is trying to get people to make up for made up legal obligations. masquerading as a plan about missing a jury summons or having a warrant for their arrest. residents that return the call were told $2,000 of prepaid credit cards would even things out. they transmit financial information over the phone. police say officers do not solicit residents by phone. the japanese prime minister is headed to los angeles hours after showing governor brown the wonders of the bullet train. the prime minister had dinner with the governor at the fair month hotel in san francisco. abe brought a simulator for brown to check out. the prime minister wants to send

japanese companies here to learn from silicon valley tech leaders. holding up a giant jersey with his name on it he compared the effort to japan sending players to major league baseball teams. outside of fairmont, protesters demanded he apologize for sexual enslavement of asian women in world war ii. 4:37. warm yesterday, warm into the night. what can we expect today? >> i think we see a dramatic cooling trend on the coast. check out what's happening this morning. talked about how mild it would be. there you go. temperatures up to 10 degrees warmer. 60 degrees warmer in san francisco. maybe that's why you had a tough night sleeping, sunny side, 63, glen park 61 everybody else in the upper 50s.

ocean beach, 52, bay view 55. we are in the 60s richmond, walnut creek union city. mid to upper 50s just about everywhere else. not quite a full monday looking from east bay hills back to the west. clear skies this morning. let's breakdown the time. san francisco, 63 to 71, cooling this afternoon. around the bay we will feel some cooling 72 to 86 in the south bay, not as uncomfortable as yesterday. moving forward, get used to morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. at least away from the coast. temperatures drop two to four degrees a day. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is clear, moving at top speeds no delays, no construction. things will be heating up there.

may is motorcycle awareness month. if you are traveling on a mostly cloudy or around a motorcycle, be careful. we want to be sure we look both ways before we change lanes. as a motorcyclist proceed with caution. davis streets and marina boulevard, construction until 5:00. right now we have green conditions. highway 4 westbound, 14 >> thank you very much. 4:39. don't be surprised if traffic signs on interstate 80 look different the next few weeks. >> that's right. new electronic display boards are being tested between richmond and emeryville. new signs give advanced notice of traffic conditions. they say boards will change when there's an issue warning of blocked lanes or reduced speeds.

they hope the signs will reduce accidents. they're expected to go live later this year. a driver is given a ticket for talking on the cell phone, but says he wasn't. next how he turned the tables on police. a couple caught walking off with a painting in san francisco. why police are not calling them thieves. a look outside abc 7 news now. early look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic i

4:42, a local commuter is fighting back after getting a $300 traffic ticket even though he wasn't doing anything wrong. he hit record and put police to the test. >> i was like this. >> reporter: travis nunes says they mistook his hands for a

cell phone. despite his explanation, he got a ticket. >> yesterday was going to ups in my vehicle, i got an idea. i said let's conduct a test. >> reporter: his test replays what happened the first time. him driving on decoto road with fingers resting on the place. he was pulled over by the same cop that thought he was on the phone. >> i was shocked. >> in the first situation it was a different set of circumstances in which i presume it will go to court and at that point you know, and they'll make a decision. >> reporter: union city police believe he was using the phone driving when served the ticket. they add the second time around was an honest mistake. they wrapped up a distracted driving awareness campaign. they handed out as many as 500 tickets. >> give me a $300 ticket, you better make sure you're certain

i'm guilty. >> reporter: he plans to contest that ticket in court and bringing his video along as evidence. in union city, janet oaks abc 7 news. a san francisco artist plead to go get a prized painting back after someone took it from outside his garage. this is a foelt oh of the painting worth about $5500. surveillance video shows a couple walking off with the painting from the house in north beach earlier this month. police are not calling this a theft. they told abc 7 it doesn't look like they're trying to steal the painting perhaps they thought maybe somebody was throwing it out or giving it away. the artist says that's how he makes his money would like it back. >> i would love the paintings back and it can feed my kids and wife, that would be great. >> he says he left it outside for 10 to 15 minutes while inside getting something. if you know where that painting is, contact the police. warriors are getting ready

for sunday's playoff game against the memphis grizzlies. >> the slash brothers against the smash brothers. the grizzlies are big and physical. each team winning on their home floor, game one sunday 12:30 p.m., on abc 7, followed by after the game. join sports director larry beil and sports reporter mike shuman with post game reaction. >> big and physical describes nate to a tee in his career. check on the weather. mike, it was warm last night trying to sleep. >> absolutely. with us going to bed early, i turned on the air conditioning a little bit to knock the heat down so we could get some sleep. good morning, everybody. wonder if anybody else had to do the same. with it not cooling off much, you may need to do it inland east bay this afternoon.

lack of clouds again on live doppler 7 hd. that's due to high pressure. you see double trouble. one steering storms to the north. as it shifts east, clockwise flow develops. we will keep all eyes to the south for the clouds to start rolling. here we are light and variable winds this morning. watch as we head to noon. see the southerly surge coming up behind my name? that you can see making a right-hand turn into san francisco. as you head over to berkeley, oakland, won't be nearly as hot as yesterday by the time we get to evening hours. even the winds are starting to make it inland east bay neighborhoods, taking sting out of that also. we will feel more of that tomorrow. for today how about mid-80s in the south bay.

85 in san jose. look at santa cruz. 72 and falling. mid-60s on the coast, falling in latter parts of the afternoon and evening hours. 76 in mill ray 79 in san mateo. we will have mid-60s, could warm up to mid 70s and fall back into the low 70s in the afternoon hours. even some 60s by the time we get to game time. we will have mid 70s to north bay. shoreline, mid 70s to low 80s, and here you go heat on, mid-80s at san ramone. everybody else mid-80s to 90s. angels coming across the bay after taking two of three from the a's. 60 at 7:15 at at&t park.

the seven-day forecast, temperatures back to average by sunday and no rain at all. starting in san jose 280 at highway 17 880 that's where we have construction ahead. a closer look at the south bay shows mostly green. friday light is hopefully the name of the game today. 85, 17 87, no delays highway 280 from the north, lanes taken away until 5. it is going to happen between the x-ray and stevens creek. watch for the cone zon ten minutes across the bay bridge. seven minutes quick 12 minutes commute westbound. >> thank you.

4:48. kim kardashian reveals more about her stepfather bruce jenner's decision to live as a woman. how he is living with the fallout of going public. parents, we fear this new advice about sending children to school. a live picture from rooftop camera of san francisco skyline. gorgeous picture. light traffic so far this friday

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4:51. kim kardashian is opening up about bruce jenner's decision. >> he asked her how he is doing after the two hour interview with diane sawyer. >> he is so happy and i think it is a sense of relief from all of the amazing support

felt. it is a great thing to come out and be so truthful and to have all of that support i think meant the world to him and our family. >> kardashian reiterated and was help him glam up. today marks the return of the first friday street festival. >> they aren't adding extra security from the may day protest. this year will have one of a kind arts and craft vendors, food and entertainment, from west grand to 27th closed to traffic. 30 food vendors a dozen musical acts, over 70 artists, even an interactive light show at 5:00. a cooler 5:00 p.m. than yesterday. >> i was going to ask. mike what's it like for the first friday? >> back in the 70s, falling into

the 60s once the sun sets. more comfortable than the 80s we had yesterday. good morning everybody. heading to harding park a difference today. 66 at 7:00. mild start up to 68 by 11:00. then top out around 70 start to fall around 3:00. by 7:00, clouds increase down to 61 degrees. beautiful shot of the moon as it is about to set. tree pollen high grass pollen moderate. triple digits in palm springs. l.a., 81 with sunshine. clouds in monterey. 72 in tahoe. we start off with walnut creek. the drive there is quiet. southbound commute that's going to take you about nine minutes from highway 4 to the 24 junction. northbound traffic not finding any problems whatsoever. let's look at what's happening in the south bay where traffic

is moving at top speeds where we also have construction in the bay area mostly what the story is this morning. traveling eastbound direction, you're going to find at least a couple lanes taken on the right and left side until 11:00. as the morning commute wears on you may feel the squeeze. slower traffic making it to the east bay. travels on did you know bart enthis morning. and with drive time traffic to hercules, 27 minutes. and back into san jose 85 to the airport. 8 minutes. here's an idea some parents may find unsettling. i said what? when i first read it. the leading pediatric group says kids with head lice should go to school. many ban them from class until the child is treated and until the bugs and eggs are removed. american academy of pediatrics is encouraging schools to change

that policy. they say although lice make their head itch they're not a health hazard but thousands of students are left in limbo, saddled after closing of colleges. all run by core in thee and colleges. state and federal officials accuse them of flating job placement rates. new legislation would require all for profit colleges to provide easy access to accurate data, and would increase fines for deceptive practices set up a monitoring system and track complaints. president obama has chosen chicago to host his future presidential library. the report comes as the president got schooled during a visit with middle school

students in maryland. >> even the best writer usually is not that good the first time they write it. >> you covered everything about that question. >> okay. he thinks i have been talking too long. >> no, i just -- >> no, let's move it along. >> did he just tell the president to shut it? >> yes, he did. the sixth grader that monitored the event got bored during one of the president's long answers. president obama took it all in stride. >> i think he wanted to get out to lunch, recess. >> the young man? >> recess, that's what it is. a sacramento man proved he doesn't scare easily after coming face to face with a bear threatening his dog. >> the 73-year-old carl morris heard his dog whimpering. when he went out to investigate found not only his dog but a bear. >> moore says he tried to scare the bear by yelling, but quickly switched to plan b, punching the

bear in the face. >> i ain't running from nothing. never have in my whole life ain't going to start >> the bear ended up going away. moore says he is ready should it return. >> not sure fish and wildlife officials like that approach. guess it works for him. >> not sure the bear likes that approach. 4:57. thousands of workers have a few extra dollars in their pockets. at 5:00 a.m. a hefty pay they're getting. and help to nepal as the nation is trying to recover from an earthquake. the east bay camera showing you both sides of the bay,

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good morning. 5:00 a.m. this friday morning. >> it was hard to sleep last night. it was so hot. >> tonight i guarantee it will be cooler and you'll sleep better. live doppler shows no cloud fogs. temperatures, 64 to 82. th