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. then the sea breeze kicks in.

the coast stays the same, the rest of us hit the 70s to mid-80s. by 7:00, the sea breeze hits all our neighborhoods. 56 at the coast 74 inland. i will show you a big drop in temperatures this weekend for the rest of our neighborhoods. >> thanks a lot. on the roads this fri morning. >> a look at the toll plaza traffic is smooth. we don't have too many cars on the road. some folks may take an extra day off. see how things turn out as we get closer to 6: if you feel like taking bart you can. running on time. >> thank you. protests in the bay area and

across the country in honor of may day known as international workers day. demonstrations expected to disrupt several bay area cities. amy hollyfield is live with more on the story. amy? >> reporter: hi, eric. expected to get started here, a triangle, telegraph and broadway in oakland. no one is here yet they're expected to start to gather in a half hour. here is what you need to the first bit of action at 5:30 at lathem square. at 7:30 expected to gather at mcarthur park hope is to block commuters there, keep them from leaving that station. at 9:00 expect to see protesters at the port of oakland. a busy day. noon they expect to be at city

hall in oakland and they conclude 7:00 tonight with another march at lathem square. we have video in the past what a protest may look like in the area. these are scheduled to go on across the country. it is a tradition historically for labor and immigrant rights. this year, they say they'll be addressing the issue of police brutality. we will cover these for you. stay with us. before you leave the house check in. we will let you know how the situation looks and how you need to adjust your day. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. happening today, san francisco minimum wage goes up to $12.25 an hour. the increase means they join oakland as having the highest legally mandated pay for nonsalary workers. minimum wage increase was approved by voters as part of initiative that will increase minimum wage to $15 in 2018. california minimum wage was increased to $9 an hour in july.

the humanitarian chief is in nepal for a visit to meet victims and local leaders after that earthquake hit the region. the u.n. humanitarian office says 24,000 people are living in 13 camps in katmandu. more than 133,000 homes have been destroyed, and death toll stands at more than 6,000. san francisco firm sent drones to nepal to help in earthquake relief. sky catch plans to provide mapping images to assess damage and allocate resources to two researchers have been sent to katmandu. there are operations done in collaboration with link in for good and unesco. so many people want to support relief and recovery efforts in nepal. text to 90999, contribute $10 or

call 1-800-red cross. 5:04. the flag of old south vietnam flying in san jose. abc was there for the flag raising ceremony to mark the day the vietnam war ended and thousands of lives changed forever. a large crowd attended a ceremony inside. families were split apart that day 40 years ago. thousands rescued by ship and helicopter can never forget what they went through. some families spent eight months on an island for refugees until allowed to come to the u.s. eventually, many settled in san jose. 5:05. time for a check of the weather the first day of may. >> let's look at temperatures. inland east bay and look at the mildness, around danville, 50. san ramone, 53 dublin 54. then pleasanton, 55. livermore, pleasant hill, 56.

concorde, 57. walnut creek 59. low to mid-60s for pittsburgh. we have upper 50s to low 60s on most of the bay shore. foster here's a look at the peninsula where it is clear. no need to worry. inland east bay will be the warmest. may need the air conditioning this afternoon. 86 to 93. coast to san francisco, cooling this afternoon. sea breeze kicks in. around the bay, about 72 to 86 heading to the south bay. moving through the weekend we're going to have morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. we will see the biggest drop tomorrow inland, then all of us drop a couple degrees sunday and monday. 60s around the bay 70s inland.

rest of the seven-day forecast coming up. okay. we are going to start here in mcarthur mays. nice and clear. no accidents. it is a quiet start to the friday commute. happy may 1st. we have a little congestion, not seeing delays. once you get to the pass, 37 miles per hour. it picks up once you get to northland road. 55 miles per hour the top speed as you continue livermore and inward. southbound on 680 up to highway 84 usual bit of slowing here on 84. no problems elsewhere. kristin, eric. >> thank you. a man out to raise mone those he considers less

fortunate. >> and this little sea lion is getting help after found hiding under a car in the marina district. you saw his capture unfold live on the news yesterday. his name is rubbish. >> rubbish? >> yep. this isn't the first time he was picked up. >> in february, he was treated for malnutrition. he lost 21 pounds since then. they have seen a record number of sick sea lions due to warming wate pushing the food supply farther north. >> the global trend, we could see more of this? >> i think we are. >> glad this little guy is okay. a costco employee with terminal cancer will be out to raise money for those less fortunate than himself. >> they're holding a fund-raiser at cost co-in danville. smith has multiple sclerosis and

kidney cancer that spread to his bones. he raised more than $50,000 to benefit children's hospital oakland. smith hopes to be top fund-raising associate for their month long campaign that kicks off today. >> how much respect and love they have, no problem. the niners trading to the dark side. the new uniforms they'll be sporting this season. and bike fever. manny pacquiao and may weather enter the race tomorrow. >> female announcer: sleep train's interest free for 3 event! ends sunday. it's your last chance to get three years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster serta icomfort

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because together, we thrive. ♪ good morning. 5:12 this friday morning. crystal clear beautiful shot of san francisco. it was a hot one last night but we got the cool down today. one day heat wave. >> heat wave in las vegas for sports fans. fight fever is building ahead of the flight between floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao. >> the money it is expected to

generate. >> reporter: the stage is set for what's called the fight of the century. here's a look at the las vegas strip. it will be held at the mgm grand, the tall building lit up in green. this highly anticipated matchup expected to break records. floyd mayweather and manny pacquiao hit the ring for wealther weight champion of the world. hotel rooms are selling out. the official weigh in happens tonight. >> feel good feel strong. you know it is time to fight now. >> fans deserve to be saturday because they're paying more than double a regular fight. >> reporter: it is expected to generate more money than any other. around $400 million. win or lose, they aim to take home a lot of money. mayweather, 11 time champion

already the highest paid athlete. said he should get $200 million. pacquiao has 8 division world championships under his belt. he expects to rake in 120 million. the fight airs on pay per view bars are expected to be packed tomorrow night. up to 100 bucks to get that signal at home. >> the money the single fight could rake in in one day is staggering. the biggest one day sporting event was last year's super bowl with 500 million. if this event brings in close to the 400 million expected, it will make number two pushing to summer olympics in 2012 to number three. the fight could be over in seconds. we hope not for >> floyd mayweather have plans for his part of it.

the fighter is expected to cover his client's bail not confirmed by his camp. knight was arraigned for murder of a man he ran down with his car, pled not guilty to the january event, saying he was trying to escape an ambush. as predicted, gas prices are quickly increasing as we head into the month of may and closer to the busy summer travel season. >> here is america's money report. >> topping america's money, soaring gasoline prices. >> the average price is $2.60, up 57 cents since january. >> gas in california is up to $3.63 a gallon up a dime since yesterday because of problems at local refineries. avengers age of expected to side swipe the box office. many theaters are already sold

out. the star wars movie is months away. >> it is coming out of collection, star wars the force awakens not hitting until december 15th. >> they need to make white once. >> i am a star trek guy. sporting a new look at some games this seasons. >> they gave a sneak peek at the all black alternate uniforms. >> the uniform is still amazing. when i first heard we were wearing these uniforms, i got excited. they feel terrific. probably one of the best uniforms i've ever worn in my life. >> first alternate uniform in niner history, can be worn two games a season. players were involved in the

design. question is do you like the uniforms? >> no. >> speaking to the audience tell us what you think on our facebook page. >> i just did. >> or tweet us. make your views known. >> i think i will. i am traditional look, i can't help it. >> as long as they're not like university of oregon, design a different uniform every week, don't do that. >> all for anything to help them play better. let's look at the forecast. it was fun watching that. >> depending where you live,

high of 88 possibly 95 yesterday. today will be around that 88 degree mark once again. let's look at what's going to happen as far as what we dealt with yesterday compared to today. look at that. we surged 24 degrees in richmond, half moon bay, from wednesday to thursday. the rest of us around 16 to 18. we had the 80s and 90s instead of 60s and 70s. now have light and variable winds on the doppler. it is pretty stuffy. you notice a difference when you step outside. looking from east bay hills camera, the air is clear. the coast will see the biggest cooling today. cooling spreading through most neighborhoods tonight. fingers crossed you get better sleep. morning clouds cooler highs coming through the rest of the forecast. here are a couple areas of high pressure we have been tracking. this one moves east, southerly

third setting up with clockwise flow. that's the biggest difference. this morning, 7:00 light and variable. notice the surge coming right on the peninsula coast at noon. look at winds picking up everywhere blowing inland. by the evening hours we have clouds on the coast and into san francisco. i see a time lapse in our future for spencer and sandy tonight of clouds coming in. beautiful sight. mid to upper 80s in the south bay. heading to santa cruz, falling. low to mid-80s rest of the peninsula. mid-60s on the coast. could be warmer early that's what it will be this afternoon. mid 70s, low 80s for most of the north bay. mid to upper 70s most of the east bay shoreline. 72 richmond, union city, free

month. mid-80s at san ramone to low to mid 90s. going to the game 60 dropping to 55 as the angels come across the bay to take on the giants. the seven-day forecast biggest drop in temperatures is inland and then all of us dropping a few degrees suntd and monday. here's the san mateo bridge. travels 12 minutes between heyward and foster city. no crashes. no construction westbound. eastbound, you do until 11:00 this morning. two lanes taken away, one on the right, one on the left. as the morning commute wears on, you may feel the pinch. we can see a little slower commute eastbound. heading overal at the month pass into livermore 38 miles per hour. closer to north land road, nice

and clear. eastbound, we have construction some wrapping up around 9:00 some at 6:00. eastbound 580, cones out. taking it up to antioch. top speeds as you make it in the east and westbound direction. and back here is a look at highway 4 through pittsburgh. bay point up to >> thank you. 5:21. straight ahead. seven things to know as you start your day. >> as the world waits for the royal baby prince charles reveals whether he wants a grandson or granddaughter. >> keep on top of weather and traffic with abc 7 news now. good.

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in force today to participate in may day. the first local protest expected to begin in a few minutes near city hall in oakland. more rallies planned for santa fe and san francisco later today. >> number two, department of justice announced a $20 million pilot program to provide police officers with body cameras. the first money goes to buy 50,000 body cams for officers in the next three years. >> number three, the baby-sitter that took video of the tiger that escaped from her enclosure at the oklahoma city zoo says she never felt in danger. she was baby-sitting a five-year-old when the zoo went into lockdown. officials say lola never made it to public area. >> number four, minimum wage workers get a raise today. it is going up to $12.25 an hour, same as oakland. it will eventually go up to $15 an hour in san francisco by 2018. >> number five, warriors practice trying to stay fresh for the game sunday with the

grizzlies. the grizzlies are a physical club. sunday's game at 12:30 followed by after the game. >> number six some of us it was one and done heat wave. this afternoon, where the cooling hits and where it spreads this weekend. a look at the toll plaza. stretching room from the east bay to san francisco may is motorcycle awareness month. be sure to share the road. >> meet buck, the puppy who is horribly confused by hiccups. he gets scared and barks when they hit. his owner posted this video on youtube this week it racked up more than a million views. >> can't blame him. i get confused, too.

let's head to london where the great kate wait is going. >> speculation is growing that today is the day. we will see prince william and kate say they have no idea if the second child will be a boy or girl, grandpa is not making his preference a secret. prince charles is hoping for a granddaughter. boy or girl, royal baby watchers wonder when the baby will get here. the duchess is past the due date, expected to go in labor any day. coming back with another 90 minutes of news. >> a stadium proposal leading to showdown in san francisco. the two sticking points creating a dividing line over the warriors future home. and here's a live look out in san francisco. traffic moving well. it is the end of a very hot night. you're looking at abc 7

good morning. it is 5:28 this friday. thanks for joining us. >> leyla gulen has been tracking the traffic and mike forecast. >> the auto pilot from the airplane inflated. >> good morning. here's what's going on. some breezes in the south bay. take the steam out of the forecast. 12 hour day planner. warmth morning, mid-50s we hang around the low 70s for

lunchtime temperature in the bay, low 80s inland. 80s stay inland, 90s up in the east bay yrds for a of heat. we do have a bart delay five to ten minute delay at daly city. this just came in because of an equipment problem on the track. here's walnut light conditions. southbound side, top speeds making it into the valley. >> thank you. happening now the first of the may day protests getting under way in oakland. it is one of many protests over labor and social injustices across the country. amy hollyfield is live near broadway and telegraph.

amy? >> reporter: the plan was to start at 5:30. no one here yesterday. i guess they're not early risers. said they would protest in downtown oakland, a block or two from city hall at 5:30. no one here yet. we are here to keep you posted. a glimpse of today today. at 7:30 protesters plan to be at macarthur park. they want to block google buses that launch from there, keep them from getting started at noon, they plan to be at city hall for a rally in oakland with lots of speakers. they plan to be there for

midday. in the evening a march here at lathem square in oakland. here's video of last year's protest to give you a sense of what to expect. this is a tradition. these are scheduled to go on across the country. this year they're going to pay attention to black lives matter movement and be addressing police brutality. full day of protests plan could impact how your day unfolds. stay with us to see what adjustments you may need to make. amy hollyfield abc 7 news. the international long shore and warehouse union plans to help lead the may day march starting at 9:00 a.m. port of oakland scheduled a closure today, delaying operations for eight hours. organizers call for protests to remain peaceful. union leadership says it is angry over social injustice,

specifically police shooting death of walter scott, an unarmed black man killed in a traffic stop in south carolina. scott had family members that were long shore men. >> may day protests in other bay area cities as well, in san francisco there's a festival at civic center plaza at 1:30 followed by a march on mission street at 3:30. in san jose a rally at target plaza and king road, followed by a march and rally at city hall. events also held in chicago philadelphia, and new york. atlanta police say officers were forced to shoot and kill a woman who apparently slipped out of handcuffs began to shoot at them. happened yesterday afternoon, outside a police precinct building. they say she was arrested for driving a vehicle reported stolen. it is unclear if officers searched her for weapons before putting her in back of a squad car. witnesses say she was handcuffed. the woman taken to the hospital where she died.

officers weren't injured. warriors fever hits a high in the area. backers of the arena plan fight back against powerful critics. matt keller is live at the arena site. >> reporter: the warriors may be more popular than ever but there's one opposition group speaking out about the proposed arena in mission bay. jack davis member of mission bay davis says the arena doesn't belong near the medical center. the plan doesn't include enough parking, traffic would be a major issue, especially around the hospital. many at last night's meeting were in favor of the arena, including the merchant's association. mission bay alliance promises a fight. >> corny atmosphere

right opposite where there are people having chemotherapy infusions. >> mission bay needs this the city needs this. this is a very good >> major donors to ucf say michigan alliance is spinning the story. it is a coalition of stakeholders, and traffic blocking access to the three new hospitals in the bay the warriors owner says 17 nba teams nationwide are within a half mile of hospitals. they're encouraged by talks with the city and lawyers and that ultimately the arena will be a good neighbor. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thanks. 5:35. we have the latest on the disaster in nepal.

we are seeing more stories of survival from saturday's 7.8 magnitude earthquake today. a young woman rescued from rubble near katmandu bus terminal. this is new video taken of debris in the area. hours before the woman's rescue a 15-year-old was pulled from wreckage of a seven story building. more than 6,000 people di the quake. >> stay down. >> this video captures the moment an avalanche on mount everest struck. they were hiking below base camp. they were running and shouting as snow and ice swal owes them. no one in this group was seriously injured. they arrived in

night. abc news was in fremont 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 katmandu. >> 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 nepal to 90999 to contribute $10 or call

1-800-red cross. construction worker is 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. the controversy began when apple first accused of barring felons from construction jobs. someone impersonating a police officer is trying to get people to pay made up fines. residents who returned calls were told to buy $2,000 of prepaid credit cards, then transmit financial information over the phone. police say officers do not solicit residents by phone.

5:38. you might have had windows open fans going still -- >> even the air conditioner for some of us, had to knock it down. the heat getting into the mid-80s. good morning everybody. here is a different -- fairfield, it was cool wednesday, then 12 degrees warmer yesterday. now 15 degrees cooler again. they're seeing the biggest ride on the roller coaster. the rest of us 1 to 16 degrees warmer. there's the stuffy night. go to north bay pet a lum a 48. everybody else in the 50s. san rafael 61. redwood city 62. san jose, 62. heading into the afternoon hours, we will see clouds and sea breeze hit the coast. san francisco, 63 to 71.

inland east bay hot. and 72 to 86 around the bay and south bay. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. biggest drop in temperatures tomorrow inland a couple degrees cooler each day sunday and monday. looks like traffic is agreeable in san jose. 87 near julian street. couple of cars on the road. everybody moving at top speeds. take you to san mateo, we have report of a fire burning at intersection. it is a three alarm fire. you may see some smoke billowing from that area. there's a sound wall there. you can't directly see the fire. however, you may start blowing over. it sounds calm in the area. we shouldn't see too much in terms of wind gusts. the rest of the drive, top speeds between san mateo, no

delays. heading farther north, onto 80 clear in the sfo. brisbane into san francisco a quiet drive. only ten minutes to get up to the sky way. don't be surprised if traffic signs on interstate 80 look different over the next few weeks. >> new electronic display boards are being tested for smart corridor project on 80 between richmond and emeryville. new signs give drivers more advanced notice of conditions. they will change warning drivers of blocked lanes, reduced speeds. they hope it will reduce the number of accidents. signs are going live later this year. 5:21. next a driver gets a ticket for talking on a cell phone but he says he wasn't. how he turned the tables on police. and a couple caught on video walking off with a $5500 painting. why police are not calling them thieves.

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5:44. a union city man is fighting back after getting a $300 traffic ticket even though he wasn't doing anything wrong. travis nunes says they mistook his hands for a cell phone. despite his explanation, he got a ticket. he recorded a video of him driving with his fingers resting over his face. he was pulled over by the cop. >> 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. >> give me a $300 ticket, you better make sure you're certain i'm guilty. >> police say they believe he was using the phone when driving when served the ticket but add the second time around was an honest mistake. nunes plans to contest

court. a san francisco artist pleading to 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. 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. they split games this year each winning on 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.

nate thurman, is that the same one with nate's barbeque? >> it is indeed. you walk in there and he is there, you would know that. he is 6'11". >> good barbeque? >> good barbeque. >> is the barbeque as good as he is tall? here's the doppler. no clouds this morning. hot highs inland, a cooler coast. we will have morning clouds that lead to cooler highs for all of us this weekend. high pressure slides off to the east. that's one that brought us offshore winds. notice this clockwise flow brings a southerly surge. clouds on the increase as will the wind. 7:00 this morning, light and variable. you can see the clouds coming up the peninsula coast. and marine layer reestablishing.

there it goes. blows into coastal valleys. across san francisco, through the san bruno gap, heading to the evening and overnight hours. what it will do to highs, minimal in some areas. mid to upper 80s in the south bay. no 90s here. temperatures, 72 and falling. low to mid-80s the rest of the peninsula. we top out in mid to upper 60s then fall this afternoon on the coast. could hit mid 70s in downtown san francisco around noon then fall into the low 70s this afternoon. up through the north bay we will have mid to upper 70s, pet a lum a to san rafael. around 90 in cloverdale mid-60s on the coast. east bay shoreline, sea having the least effect on union city and fremont, low to mid-80s. no effect inland east bay at

least during the afternoon side. everybody else upper 80s to mid 90s. going to the game tonight, it will be cool. 60 at 7:15. dropping to 55 degrees. all of us in the upper 40s to mid-50s. look at the clouds encroaching on most of the bay. that's the reason why tomorrow, look at the big drop. the seven-day forecast inland dropping a couple degrees sunday into monday. 50s on the coast, 60s in the bay. afternoon sunshine. you know the routine. we will see san mateo a three alarm fire burning off 101. plenty of smoke and flames. you may see it from the freeway. not causing delays.

we will let you know. bay bridge toll plaza, meter lights are turned on. you can see we still have a couple of gaps between vehicles. going to be 9 to 12 wait. east bay, between 680 along highway 4, top speeds look clear out of hercules. getting across the bridge 11 minutes. 101 southbound from san francisco to sfo 11 minutes. >> thanks for that latest information on that fire. that's located near that popular marina market. chinese market big strip complex. new at 6:00, help the government gives dozens of departments in the wake of violent protests. and kim kardashian reveals

more about bruce jenner's decision to live as a woman. how he is dealing with the fallout of going public. also lice, a common problem. new advice parents are getting about sending children to school when infested with

5:53. kim kardashian is opening up about bruce jenner's decision to live as a woman. >> she was on jimmy kimmel live. >> he asked how he was doing since the interview with diane sawyer. >> he is so happy. i think it is a sense of relief from all of the amazing support that he felt.

you know it is a really brave 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 her support for jenner saying she would insist on helping jenner glam up. it is 5:54 this friday morning. change in the weather coming, mike. >> you'll feel it at harding park, topped out near 80 yesterday. we will be lucky to make it to upper 60s before temperatures fall breezes pick up and clouds return this afternoon into the evening hours. this is how it looks from east bay hills camera. tree pollen grass pollen, weed mold. let's look around. we have clouds 64 in monterey. mid 90s in the central valley. sunny, 72 in tahoe, 81 in l.a. 101 in palm springs. we have bart recovering from

earlier delay. five to ten minute delays in the east bay direction. trains 1 and 3 on the tracks and pretty much on time. did someone say friday light? 580. 56 miles per hour over the pass into livermore. 52 miles per hour closer to vasco road. the rest of the ride easy. 680, may see a couple of areas with a slow down. all in all, good shape. 26 minutes? or 28 minutes. tracy to dublin. today marks the oakland's festival. and the nation's leading pediatric group says kids with head lice should go to school.

many school districts ban students with lice until the children have been treated and the bugs and eggs removed. they're urging them to change that policy. although it makes the head itch, the bugs are not a health hazard since they don't spread disease. a sacramento man doesn't scare easily after coming face to face with a bear facing his dog. >> when he went out to investigate, he found the doing 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 now. not going to sacrifice my babies for some damn bear. >> the bear ended up going away. moore says he is ready should it return.

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now at 6:00. ralliers at the ready. taking to the streets for may day. how the mission may derail your morning commute. workers get a raise in san francisco. how much minimum wage is going

up. fight fever with all eyes on las vegas for the fight of the century. we will look at the staggering pay day for the city and planners. thank you for joining us. kristen sze. >> and i'm eric thomas. that mike tyson,spinx fight was short. >> >>. good morning. live doppler, fog and clouds, starting off mild. a lot of us in the 60s. that's the backdrop for the day planner. 56 to 72. we stay around 62 at the coast. sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. 86