>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 3rd. let's start with a quick look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey there, carolyn. it is mostly cloudy. we have a few areas of partly cloudy sky a look from our roof camera. you see a little bit of a breeze out there. numbers are all in the 50s in a narrow range. low 50s for most. mid-50s's around san carlos and oakland. 52 san jose. look at the on shore flow to stay with us throughout the day today. by 10:00 we are sunny in most areas but the fog is not clear to the coast. in fact the westerly winds will

kick up throughout the afternoon and more temperatures today in the 60s and 70s. here's a look at emeryville right now. we will look for low 60s in the city. breezy winds and cloudy at the coast. low 70s out toward san jose and the inland east bay. mid-70, a maybe an 80-degree. we will look for the cooler days of the week tomorrow. maybe a few sprinkles coming up as well. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. a 35-year-old man from livermore is in custody this morning accused of killing a mother and her baby daughter while driving drunk and injuring two other children. police tell us it was just before 7:00 last night when the driver barreled down murrieta boulevard, missed a turn and slammed into the backyard of an apartment complex. a family was there celebrating the first communion of a child. >> based on the weight of the vehicle and the condition of it it appears that speed was definitely involved.

a 35 mile per hour roadway and probably much faster than that. >> i saw the car passing by and it was going really fast. out of the nowhere it lost control and went into the guy's backyard. >> a 40-year-old woman and her 13-month-old daughter were killed. two boys, ages 6 and 7, were injured. >> a driver of a truck is accused of backing into a crowd. people in a bayport parking lot killing one and injuring 8 others. it happened around 2:00 yesterday morning at a restaurant on port chicago highway. the man was pittsburgh was arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter and felony drunk driving charges. the 24-year-old gomez of san pablo died at the hospital from her injuries. oakland is recovering from

what police are calling one of the most destructive marches in recent history. yesterday crews began cleaning up the damage. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has more on the wreckage. >> business owners on auto row around taking any chances. but sometimes the boards don't help even. >> there were some boards that were yanked off and there was further damage done. >> his building was one of many damaged in the march. one that began peacefully but took a turn for the worst. >> a small group of people with rocks in their pockets and mallots in their hearts disturbed what was otherwise a very positive day in oakland. >> the mayor and police chief spoke at a morning press conference. the may day march against police said the vandals are not them. >> and when she's not marching she works at this kfc. >> i don't want to see my job and workplace and community look like.

this you have to explain to your customers what's going on and that's what we've been doing all day. >> perhaps the worst destruction was at this hyandai dealership. more than 50 new cars were vandalized, some beyond repair. neighbors came down to look. >> it doesn't make any sense. it damages the neighborhood. >> police admit they could have done better. >> we do feel we did a good job yesterday as far as protecting human life. however, obviously did not go well in regards to protecting property. >> and they have been out helping merchants cleanup. >> working with litter, anything that they need. >> and the police have made twelve arrests. they are asking the public for any video of the march that would help them identify more suspects. jonathan bloom. abc7 news. >> pittsburgh police are looking into the deaths of two people possibly burglarizing a house when the homeowner shot and killed them.

it happened on juit avenue near juit court after 9:00 friday night. officers say they arrested four people during a home invasion robbery at the same address earlier this week. and the twos incident could be related. in san francisco, abc7 news christian davis shared this video with us. a car overturned, landing on the sidewalk along a steep block of broadway near taylor street in russian hill just after 9:00 last night. paramedics took at least one person to the hospital. investigators are searching for clues after a crash involving an oakland police officer last night. a silver s.u.v. collided with the officers' ford explorer patrol vehicle at 17th and castro street next to interstate 980. it is unclear which driver was at fault. the officer was not injured.

now to that big fight in las vegas that's had everyone talking. it was a star-studded event. seats going for thousands of dollars. manny pacquiao went down to floyd mayweather. mayweather is undefeated and now the undisputed welterweight champ with a $1890 payday. fight was personal for a woman in san francisco. she said pacquiao is like a son to her. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the details. >> from the moment the first punch was sworn, one woman at this house party was nervous. >> some fights i don't watch because i'm scared but this time i want to watch. >> like many filipino homes across the bay area, her family

did come together to watch a boxing match. they threw a party to celebrate a national icon. but for some it is a little more special. >> like my son now. he live in my house. >> back in 2001 when manny pacquiao first came to the united states, she hosted the then unknown fighter in her home for a month. now he's in a match-up against mayweather worth hundreds of millions and dollars in an event seen by many pay for view watchers around the world. >> he came from a humble beginnings. now he's really big and part of the filipino community. >> this man is a pacquiao fan. he she would out more than $7,000 to host a 300-person views event and sold out tickets two weeks ago. for home subscribers 100 bucks was the going rate to watch it with friends and family. in the end it didn't turn out the way he had hoped. >> heartbreaking. but he did his best. >> she's still proud of pacquiao and so is everyone else here. she said her husband would have been especially proud.

he took a special liking to pacquiao. that was when he first came here 14 years ago. her husband passed away in 2009. abc7 news. oracle arena will be roaring this afternoon when the warriors take on the memphis grizzlies. game one of round two of the playoffs. if you can't go to the game in person head to almeda. the almeda theater on central avenue is showing the game for free. part of the proceeds from the food sold at the theater will go to the warriors charity organization. so go see the game for free, have some popcorn and go warriors! you can catch game one. warriors-grizzlies today at 12:30 p.m. right here on abc7 followed by our postgame show "after the game." join abc7 news sports director larry beil, hall of famer nate

thurmon, adonal foyle and shu with post-game reaction. we want to see your photos, gub nation. here are some of the warriors pride images we've already gotten. post your photos to social media using the #doubles on 7 so we can find them. we will feature them on air online as abc7news.com. lisa, you know i'm going to be at that game today! >> really? >> yes! >> i thought you had other plans. >> no. as soon as i get off work i'm heading there. >> just kidding. all right. good morning, everyone. we are looking at a little bit of a wind that will blow your warrior flag later on today but right any it's calm out there. temperatures in the low 50s san francisco. it's the afternoon where we are featuring the cooler finish with highs in the 60s and 70s and that will be the trend for the week ahead. i'll explain and talk about a few raindrops when we return. >> didn't know you were teasing me there lisa. there is a new fight brewing

between santa clara youth soccer players and the 49ers. we will tell you about the issue that's heating things up. and no question a bike helmet can be a real bike saver. "7 on your side" michael finney teams up with "consumer reports" why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people?

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>> welcome back. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. remember that hot day that we had last week? well, nothing like that this week. in fact, we may get a few drops of rain. lisa argen along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. >> silicon valley and beyond reeling this morning from the unexpected death of a tech executive. dave goldberg, ceo of survey monkey and husband of facebook ceo cheryl sandburg was just 47 years old. >> dave goldberg was on a vacation overseas with his wife, cheryl sandberg, when he died friday. that's according to a facebook post by mark zuckerberg. no one is saying how he died but friends and family are turning to social media to share his grief. in fact, his brother, robert announced dave's death on

facebook and he's asking friends and family to post memories and pictures to his facebook page so his children can see what he meant to people. goldberg and sandburg have two children. thoughts are pouring in. zuckerberg posted, "dave was an amazing person and i'm glad got to know him." the sales force tweeted, "goldberg was the kindest, most generous, loving father, loyal husband, great ceo and sweetest friend." "good morning america" robin roberts tweeted, "sad to hear he dave goldberg as died. condolences to the family." he joined survey monkey in 2009. he later launched another company. one post said dave's courage leadership and passion was only overshadowed by his compassion

friendship and heart. his greatest love was for his family. katie marzullo, abc7 news. and mark zuckerberg has posted cheryl sandburg flew back yesterday and she has requested privacy and will given an update when she's ready. the san francisco giants a reaching out to the family of a little league player who was killed last year. the 9-year-old was stabbed to death. yesterday his spirit filled a brentwood baseball field where family and friends honored the player during a game against the giants. they called it joy for jordy. they placed his name and number on shirts, behind home plate banners and in the dugout. >> we were in last place and he would always be in our dugout and always in our lineup. >> i bet he's looking down with the biggest smile from ear to ear. >> jordy's father threw out the first pitch. an 18-year-old is charged with his murder >> if you have a bike you know a

helmet is a must. 90 percent of beakers killed in the last decade were not wearing a helmet. when shopping for one, you probably noticed a huge price difference. does spending more money make you safer? "7 on your side" michael finney partnered with consumer reports to find out. >> good morning. 90 percent of the bicyclists killed in the last two decades were not wearing a hem met. no question it can be a real life saver. consumer reports tested 23 helmets. >> joseph never rides a bike without a helmet especially after a serious dent two years ago. >> broke my collarbone punctured my lung and i'm sure thankful i had the helmet or i'm sure the injuries would have been far more severe brain damage, anything. >> consumer reports tested helmets to see how many they would protect you in an accident. a sensor detectives how much force would be transferred to the rider's head in a crash.

a second fest checks the strength of the chinstrap. one helmet this canada alterimo didn't pass. it may pose a safety risk because it k could come off in an excellent and four of the five tested the buckles snapped or were broke into the pieces. >> the company says they stand behind their third company test results, but we don't recommend buying it. >> but consumer report found many good ones. top rated and the scott-arx plus for $150. >> it's good in impact resistance and fit adjustments. it was very good in ventilation and it's also a lightweight helmet. and consumer reports found several others that cost far less, including the lazer cyclone for $45 and the schwinn merge for just $12. they also tested others. >> consumer reports says if you are ever in accident, even if you can't see any damage replace the helmet. michael finney, "7 on your

side." >> youth soccer players and their families want changes in the smoking policy at leave advice stadium. they are urging the greeters to move the designated smoke area or ban smoking all together. that's because the smoking section is right next to the soccer fields. smoking is band in the soccer complex and the seating area of the levi's stadium. maryland's governor called for a day of prayer and peace sunday after week a unrest in baltimore. it will take center stage on "this week." >> the arrest of six officers seem to have calmed the protests. they will be talking about this on "this week" with george stephanopoulos this morning. >> when death comes knocking

she shows up. tonight at 11:00. >> i just wanted to go in there and do my job. but there was lot of attention drawn to the fact that i was there. >> being a homicide detective is still mostly a man's job. meet the bay area woman who has shattered the glass ceiling and why she thinks women should be on the case. her story tonight on abc7 news at 11:00. well, there are lots of female meteorologists, including lisa argen. >> yeah, tracking this on shore flow and the cool temperatures for may. although san jose really right around average. 74 yesterday. that's where you should be this time of year. and low clouds and fogging visit ing everyone comments san jose that the hour. mountain view looking at partly cloudy skies and here's a look at the south bay where it lacks pretty nice outs there. everywhere else is deep in the guy. 51 morgan hill. 52 right here with 55 san

carlos, 53 oakland and san francisco sitting in the low 50s. you see the cloudiness here from our emeryville camera where it will take time for the clouds to clear. 50 up in petaluma. drops down to 49 in santa rosa. the low clouds and fog with us into concord and livermore and the southwesterly wind gusting to near 30 miles an hour by the delta transporting all the cool air from mt. tam. we will have sunshine. it will take a while and it will be breezy so we will have the cooler day today from the weekend, but tomorrow will be the coolest day. in fact many more cool days ahead as a trough heads our way tomorrow and into thursday. that one could contain a few raindrops. there's a system that will push through tomorrow and allow for an even cooler day. but as for today the winds kick up to near 20 miles an hour and it will be midmorning when the cloudiness peels back. we will look for sunshine, but we also have a high surf

advisory beach hazard statement from the central coast down through southern california. south-facing beaches around santa cruz you are looking at those sets getting kind of high and pretty dangerous out there. the temperatures in the water are very cold. don't know why you would want to be out there unless you are a surfer and have the wet suit. here we are in san jose look at highs in the low 70s. around average. a little dip come the early part of the week. but the next system will cool us offer even more and maybe offer a few raindrops especially from san francisco on south. hopefully that will pan out. we are looking at no real heat so that's the good news. 62 in santa cruz. the relative humidity is up and the air quality pretty good. 70 palo alto, 68 san mateo, san francisco it will take all day to get to the 62. breezy winds up in the north bay. with he have maybe an 80 up in lake port, but 70 for sonoma. 60s from oakland to berkeley. 69 fremont and a combination of low to mid-70s from san ramon

to pleasanton. a little further out to the delta you are cooling to the upper 70s in brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler still for everyone tomorrow. another three to five degrees with the temperature drop. then tuesday the marine layer mixings out all together with the passing of the system. then we are looking at the next system, maybe cloudiness and a few drops thursday into friday. but notice 60s and 70s for everybody. makes sense, right? we had no winter and no spring and now it's may and a little bit of a chill. >> yeah. well, that's -- >> that's our crazy weather. >> thank you lisa. still to come on abc7 news, a shirtless spectical. what led to -- well, we have the wrong video. but we will tell but a guy who was dangling from a basketball net. that's coming up next.

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. >> take a look at this thirty less man with a hammer who somehow climbed up a basketball hoop in seattle and got stuck. you see him in the video threshing around and at times dangling by his foot. more than a dozen cops looked on

as he tried to free himself. eventually you see two firefighters coming in with a ladder. they cut him down and managed to free the man. dan harris has a look at what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> coming up breaking overnight, world champ floyd mayweather named the unanimous winner of the so-called fight of the century. but was it fair? manny pacquiao said he was in for eye treatment before entering the ring. also the new princess of cambridge. there she is. presented to the world in front of saint mary's hospital in london. the question is when will we learn her name and why did kate leave the hospital fewer than ten hours after giving delivery? and a hidden treasure. thousands venturing into the rockies because a millionaire said he's hidden a treasure chest worth millions of dollars. the cryptic clues hidden. could it up a be real? we will tell you about it coming

up. a busy sunday. see you soon. >> thank you dan. in honor of the asian pacific heritage month we are using our instagram feed to highlight the culture where you live. why not stop by san francisco's chinatown this weekend. it is the largest chinatown outside of asia, as well as the oldest in north america. we will have more information on the cultural significance of san francisco's chinatown on our abc7 news bay area instagram feed. still ahead on abc7 news. it's being called a day of prayer and healing. what is expected to happen today in baltimore in the wake of freddie gray's death. >> and the royal guessing game that's underway. the top names people are betting on when it comes to prince

welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn. good morning to you. the clouds are not everywhere but they are mostly in the east bay around the bay. you see a bit of a breeze from

our picture outside. san francisco 52 degrees. we are looking at 52 in san jose with some sunshine. half moon bay in the low 50s. look at how socked we are north of the golden gate bridge. breezy winds. cool spot at santa rosa at 49. inland east bay is gray. low 50s. we will feature anywhere from 4 to 6 degrees ofcology today from the inland east bay where we had a few 80s. the sunshine is revealed by midmorning but look at the persistent onshore flow, keeping numbers in the 50s at the coast, 60s around the bay and cooler highs arrive tomorrow. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. in baltimore this morning today is being billed as a day of prayer and healing. it's in the wake of the violent demonstrations over the death of freddie gray. on saturday a peaceful protest billed as a victory rally and in front of city hall another is expected to take place there this afternoon.

that city is still under curfew until tomorrow morning. a few people out after 10:00 last night were arrested. freddie gray died from a severe spinal injury while in police custody. six officers have been charged in his death. they have a preliminary hearing next month. a new york city police officer who was shot in the head is now recovering from surgery. plain clothes officer brian moore is in stable condition. detectives say that last night he was trying to stop a man suspected of carrying a gun when the man turned and fired at least twice. the 35-year-old man has been arrested, but no gun has been recovered and blackwell has not been charged >> nepal's only international airport is closed to big jets this morning. the one runway is showing signs of deteriorating from the plane's weight. it has been a week since the 7.8

magnitude earthquake shattered the nation. this aerial view from the drone showed the extent of some of the damage. at least 7,000 people are dead. thousands more unaccounted for. medium and smaller jets are still able to land at the airport. the country remains in dire need of food, water and tents. so many people around the world want to do what they can to help nepal. if you visit our website abcnews.com, we have a list of some of the organizations working in that area, along with working in that area, along with links to help you donate. the los angeles area was hit by a magnitude 3.9 earthquake about two and a half hours ago. l.a. city officials say they have not received any reports of injuries or damage. that quake struck just after 4:00. it was north of culver city. this is the second time this month an earthquake has struck

on that same fault line. the newest member of britain's royal family is home this morning but the princess still does not have a name. that means speculation and bets are running sky high. britain's legal bookmakers say the names charlotte and alice are the favorites. it's possible the name of the fourth in line to the throne will be announced today by the duke and duchess of cambridge, but there's no time table. the baby's grandparents, queen elizabeth and prince philip, may pop in today to see the newborn. a large and apparently mellow crowd marched in argentina for the legalization of homegrown marijuana for personal use. [chanting] >> several in the crowd showed their love for weed by getting baked in public. currently argentinea criminal

lies production and distribution of marijuana. but courts fairly enforce sentences for offenders. last year uraguay became the first nation in the americans to create a legal marijuana market. while most of us won't run or jump many like an nba all-star but could we borrow some of their genetic magic to make us healthier? a group of bay area researchers hope so. they are studying some of the top athletes in the country to find out. ama daetz has the story. >> come on, come on! >> for researchers at stanford university, pushing elite athletes to the brink isn't about winning, it's about unlocking secrets of the human body. >> we are interested to see which genes, which pathways and what makes them run faster or jump higher. >> he runs stanford's genomic clinic. it typically searches for links

between specific genes and conditions like heart disease. but now his team is turning that strategy around and looking instead for selected advantages that might make the rest of us healthier. >> it helps determine how the heart works. they are the ones whose engine works the best. >> to identify the best of the best, they start with volunteers like members of the stanford crew team. kate smith is an olympic hopeful who rows in a center power decision. >> they say each stroke is like a 100-pound power, so i would say it's physical. >> today he's working for science. they measure the maximum amount his lungs can process under severe stress. wired to a testing device that measures the maximum amount of

oxygen his lungs can process under full stress. an indicating a training and possible superior genetics, only those who meet top measurements are accepted into the study. come on, 25 seconds! time! three, two, one! you are done. >> the athletes who do pass will donate dna samples, allowing researchers to sequence their geno. and with further study the team is hoping to identify so-called performance genes, and perhaps genetic mutations that could be used to develop new drugs and potentially bolstering weakened hearts or struggling lungs. >> i think we can discover some of them. i hope we can help people. >> and perhaps not just victory for science, with the help of some of the fittest athletes in the world. ama daetz, abc7 news. >> still to come, "7 on your side" michael finney follows up on a woman's whose rent has quadrupled. she's moving out and fighting back. and here's a live look from our tam cam with a beautiful sunrise there. cooler temperatures ahead this week. perhaps some of what we need the

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>> this is abc7 news. a san francisco woman got hit with a 400% rent increase. she's packing up and moving out. the landlord raised her rent to

$8,900 a month. she can't afford to pay that much while she fights the hike. "7 on your side" michael finney has her update. deb's home is understandably a mess. the may 5th deadline to move is just days away. leaving her home of ten years hurts. >> it's so painful. i mean, and i've had to uproot my life in a month. >> a move-out sale she held attracted a steady stream of people. until she finds a place to live, deb plans to couch surf and house sit. beyond that her future is murky. >> i don't know anymore. i can't afford to live here. a lot of my friends can't afford to live here and it's heartbreaking the way the city is changing. >> the home is registered as a single-family home and the landlord believes it's not covered by rent control laws. tenant attorney joel calls this eviction by rent increase. >> it's an easy way to get tenants out, increase the lunch.

-- or increase the rent. he plans to file a lawsuit on deb's behalf. he's charging the landlord with wrongful eviction. >> the landlord is intent in moving into deborah's unit and doesn't want to play the or pay the statutory required moving allowance. >> under san francisco rent control, lama would have been required to pay deb $5500 in relocation costs had she been evicted. but because deb is moving out on her own," lama doesn't have to pay. court documents signed last christmas revealed lama received $7500 from the family trust to pay attorneys fees to evict deb. this is deb's message to her landlord. >> realize that these are people's homes. negotiate. have integrity. compromise. come on! it makes me sad so that's all i can say. i'll miss it, but i don't have a choice. we reached out to the landlord's

attorney for comment, but did not hear back. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> what's up with the weather maybe some rain this week. >> yeah, middle of the week a more potent system is headed our way, but one system has to get out of here and it's continuing to cool us off. waking up to gray skies in san francisco and the low 50s. that will stay the course the breezy winds and lower temperatures. we will talk about maybe a sprinkle when we return. >> also ahead, a durability test for the new apple watch. find out how it holds up to stuff like why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people?

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by now some early adapters are seeing the apple watches being delivered and it won't be long before a few of the watches get broken in. so how much wear and tear can the new gadget take? abc 7's jonathan bloom found some enterprising reviewers putting it to the test. as customers ogle the apple watch in store windows, she is already boiling her. she made her video while trying to destroy the watch. >> so far so good. >> using mostly common and real world scenarios. >> the thing about watches, you will probably run into things with it more often

than your phone, so think about how often you might smack your wrist against the countertop or the table. >> or this. the wine was part of the script, but the other stuff? >> kind of got a little overexcited and picked up a few extra condiments. >> ketchup? >> it survived with hardly a scratch until this. >> i have a 7-pound cast iron skillet here. >> oh! oh, my goodness! >> we destroyed it. the cast iron skillet, did you see that one? >> i saw that one. i don't think i will be doing it anytime soon. >> you don't need a cast iron skillet to break the watch. in one case all it took was a meeting with our old friend concrete. >> three, two, one. >> he decided to drop-test the brand new apple watch sport, and talk about going off script. >> let's go ahead and take a -- wow. are you serious, apple? >> he threw what amounts to a regular old temper tantrum and then had the good nature to post it online. >> they call this durability?

>> that's a bit disconcerning. if i'm on my mountain bike and i call into a rock, usually your hands fly off first. >> the sport model has a glass screen but the stainless uses more durable sapphire. would that hold up? >> it's a matter of time before us or somebody else puts it to the test. >> jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> yeah, cast iron skillet, that will do it. >> yeah, right. good morning everyone. we are looking at low clouds and fog for most but the marine layer into our east bay valleys. it hasn't really materialized in parts of the south bay. the hg is showing the fog clinging to the coast. it's grown taller, over 2,000 feet deep. a look at sfo. doesn't look that bad. no delays. look at low 50s for the most part. san carlos 54. hearings mt. tam the bright spot on a somewhat dreary start to your sunday. you can see the low clouds and

fog peeling back at about 1:00, 10:00 this morning to reveal another cool and breezy day in marin county. in fact even cooler. but the east bay valleys will cool another five degrees today. low 50s right now. cloudy there and cloudy here in emeryville. cloudy and cool for most. not everyone is cooler today, especially in the east bay valleys. a few 80s yesterday. those will most likely be erased and a cooler day still on monday. we recover a bit tuesday and wednesday and another system. more cool weather and maybe a few sprinkles come thursday and friday. by 9:00 we talked about the sunshine here. still cloudy throughout marin and pallet's of the san mateo coast. but then we are looking at temperatures right on line where they should be in the south bay. but everywhere else should be a little cooler than average. in fact that will being the trend for the week ahead. high pressure stays off the coast in an area of low pressure will be dropping down to the south. that will mix things up and mix out the marine layer and maybe

allow for a few showers. but in the meantime the persistent onshore flow, the breezy winds up to 20 miles an hour. another vantage point shows the system that will perhaps bring us some interesting weather come thursday. but for today it's cooling temperatures with highs mainly in the 70s. in fact los angeles, low 70s. and they have got a high surf advisory down in southern california. still warm yosemite. 82 there. a few showers in the sierra nevada. and a few clouds around there. 69. but you know what? more showers in the forecast for the mountains throughout the middle of the week. highs today mid-60s in oakland. 62 san francisco. cool, 56 half moon bay. south bay low 70s for san jose and in the city today if you are headed into at&t park, only upper 50s at 1:00. it will be breezy. low 60s by 4:00. it will be bright but cool. the accuweather seven-day forecast. there's our cooling, further

cooling tomorrow and then we mix out the marine layer. comes back comes wednesday and thursday and friday. the next system cool highs, maybe a slight chance of a sprinkle. no real changes except for the cooler air that comes through throughout the week. 60s and 70s should do it. >> a cool start to the month. >> yeah. >> thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. the warriors get back to work today with game one against the grizzlies at oracle. here's shu with your morning sports >> good morning. let's head out to at&t park where the giants, after a rough april, are now 2-0 in may with their second straight win over the angels. tim hudson on the hill for the g-men. park. and 7th inning deep to the bleachers. fourth of the year but the giants led 4-2. they brought out the lumber the bottom half of the inning. buster gets it the run back, his fourth of the year.

5-2 g-men. angels put together a rally in the ninth. two outs for david fries. he goes right back up the gut on casilla. run scorse. made it 5-4. next matter, he had a chance to tie it but hits the base runner on the leg. that's an out. more importantly, the final out. giants hang on to win 5-4. now 2-0 in may. a's hosted by the rangers on dog day at the park. seventh inning tied. lays down the bunt. mark caught in the run down but catcher robinson throws it away. he scores. 4-3, a's. same inning, josh reddicking. delivers what oakland fans thought was the crushing blow. a three-run shot. his fourth of the year. a's led 7-4. but they come back four runs the bottom half of the inning. the three-run shot. game tied at 7. went to extras where texas loaded up the bases and he hits the game winner off rj alvarez.

just past marcus simeon. rangers win 8-7. 141st running of the kentucky derby. starts with no incident in the 19-horse field. sometimes luck is more of an element than actual ability. dortmund takes the lead. we pick it up and here's the call. >> it's american pharoah in front. dortmund third, heading to the finish. american pharoah, and he has won the kentucky derby! he wins in 2 minutes 3 seconds. the jockey winning his second straight. the trainer bob baffert wins his fourth kentucky derby. the warriors are beating each other up in practice. can't wait to get their second round series going today for game one against memphis. it will be a real test for draymond green and andrew bogut in the match-up.

the grizzlies bring a different style to the contest, trying to slow down the pace and play more of a half-court game. we asked andrew bogut if he's ready to get physical. >> well, i don't relish it by any means. >> i would rather have a shooting format. it's tough down there. you come out and it will be an ice box series where you will have to be looking out for your body and you will have a lot of bruises and scratches and that's just the way it's going to go. >> and last night in vegas floyd mayweather jr. beat manny pacquiao in a unanimous decision. stick around. warriors coming up at 12:30 and: "after the game" will follow up. larry beil nate thurmon and adonal foyle. i'm mike shumann. have a great day! >> still ahead, the spam jam. how they are celebrating the famous canned meat in hawaii.

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>> what is possibly the world's favorite canned pre-cooked meat product is being celebrated in hawaii this weekend. the streets are packed with people enjoying the spam jam. baked, broiled, bbq'd and battered spam. the battered spam goes into cupcakes. ing yuk! hawaiian residents buy and eat more spam than anyone in the nation. you lived in hawaii, you know. >> oh, yeah, they love it. it's big.

very big. well, cool temperatures today. cloudy for most to start. 50s and cool at our coast. 60s around the bay. low 60s in the city. maybe an 80 toward clear lake and antioch. otherwise a cooler day tomorrow and maybe some rain thursday. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. we will see you again at 9:00. good morning america is next. go warriors, go warriors!

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