theodicy-high thrill claims the life of a man in daly city when the crash into a cliffside. rescue crews were unable to revive him. the accident happen at mussel rock park in daly city, and that's were lilian kim is live with the story. >> reporter: people we talked to say conditions today have been good, the winds are calm so it's unclear what caused the man to crash. the parra glide whore fly in

daly city range from locallers to out of towners beginners to experienced. every one of them was surprised to hear about the fatal accident. >> we know a number of people that fly here all the time and the most you hear about is somebody had a wing collapse. we had a friend who hit a cliff but he just broke an arm. >> rescuer goes the call at 9:00 a.m. and said he was dead by the time they arrived. >> the area is typically very smooth. usually we don't fly here early in the morning. so i'm not too sure why he was up early but really probably doesn't mean anything. if the conditions were good. >> reporter: the beach attracts paragliders from all over the bay ask and beyond. those who love the sport say it has its risks. today's accident it a sober reminder of its inherent danger. >> we do our best to mitigate the risks.

the payoff of flying is so amazing that it's worth some risk. >> reporter: for one man it was a risk that ultimately cost him his life in daly city, abc7 news. >> developing news in eastern alameda county. sky 7hd shows us how close this fire game to drivers on interstate 580 on the altamont pass. the fire broke this afternoon in the median between the eastbound and westbound lanes. all lines of 580 are open. the fire burned 75 acres. firefighters plan to stay on the scene to make sure the fire doesn't re-ignite. thousands of runners made their way across san francisco today for the 104th running of the one and only bay-to-breakers. some came in costumes, pollution did their best to keep runners safe and alcohol-free.

officers made 11 arrests nearly half the number of last year. cornell bernard was there from start to finish. >> reporter: sky 7hd was overhead when 50,000 runners left the starting line at beale and howard sunday and didn't look back. elite runners led the pack like chandler kemp. >> about a mile and a half left we had a good duel going. >> reporter: a sea of runners, majority in costume and character. >> we are katy perry from the super bowl. >> the tough i.s. job? >> staying good looking with all of these people. >> reporter: lots of first-tomb runners like billy wong. >> up the hill was challenging. >> how is the people watching. >> always interesting. >> reporter: it's not every day you see a turkey running. >> what is the most challenging part of this race? >> um, not getting eaten by

everyone. >> reporter: by noon the race course looked more like a party. this neighbor stood on his stairs discouraging public u-nation. >> a lot of people who get so drunk they don't understand what is going on around them. and don't have respect for anyone that lives in the area so they just use it as an opportunity to cause havoc. >> race is over, get out of the street. back on to sidewalk. >> reporter: police were cracking down on alcohol use on the race course but we found lots of empty bottles. now comes the toughest job, the cleanup in san francisco, abc7 news. >> that cleanup effort is ongoing. we were at the panhandle where police are keeping an eye on lingerers, organizers say they have hired more trash collectors this year. race officials start cracking down and the race suffered a dip in popularity but neighbors say it has made a noticeable

difference. for some this is a serious race. here's a look at the winners crossing the finish line. mwang won the men's division. keeby won the women's division with a 40 minute four second time. both times two minutes off the record time. to new details in the camp pendleton helicopter crash in nepal. we know the names of the u.s. marines on the earthquake relief mission. they include sergeant eric seimen of murrieta, gofundme campaign has been launched to help support his family. a total of eight people died, including two nepalese soldiers when then helicopter crash. they were assisting with humanitarianerts following the deadly earthquake last month. we have information about the crash victims on our web site abc7news.com, on our home page.

abc7 news was at berkeley's live oak park for an east bay tradition that's doing its part to help victims of the earthquake in nepal. is this 32nd annual himalayan fair. she was inspired to bring the culture of nepal and other nations back to america after enjoying several festivals during a hike in the him lay ya. >> after enjoying the culture and people now with this terrible tragedy of the earthquake, the fair is committed to relieving and rebuilding so all the proceeds go to relief and rebuilding. >> many people from the him lay ya come to the festival every year to reconnect with their native cultures and traditions. if you want to donate, text nepal to 90999 to contribute $10, or call 1-800-red's.

>> vote anywherans handto euthanize a badly beaten dog after he went into kidney failure. maximilian was found beaten, burned and chained to a fence on thursday. san francisco animal care and control officers have been searching for his abuser ever since. and they're offering a $10,000 reward for information. we learned today maximilian was stolen but his real owner was found in time to be with him in the end. an alert witness helped police nap a bank robbery suspect who led officers on a chase from antioch to oakland. sean mcgee of oakland faces charges including robbery and unlawful imprisonment for holding a person hostage. police say he held up a wells fargo bank in antioch yesterday. a witness to robbery followed the gunman and gave police a license plate number and a car description. officers say mcgee abandoned his car in oakland ran into an apartment and took someone

hostage. mcgee was taken into custody after a standoff with police. no one was hurt. campbell police hope this surveillance video and a suspect sketch can help them find a man who tried to kidnap a girl. this is the suspect's car near mason court and harriet avenue yesterday. the girl was walking her dog when a man pulled up in a car asking for directions. this is a sketch of the suspect. the girl tells police he got another of the car and grabbed her in a bear hug but she fought back and the man drove away. stay lawmakers will consider a bill that could ban something that you probably have in your bathroom. details ahead. a long-time congresswoman now talking about a gesture she made that some consider offensive to native americans. plus -- dramatic rescues from flood waters look at the aftermath of severe weather pounding several states. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma, cool, breezy and

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>> thinking i'm going to be with the woo-woo-woo. >> she initially dodged questions about the incident but today sanchez admits she said something offensive and sin searly apologize she defend her record on it's in native american rights and she is native american. the other democrat in the race, kamala harris call the action, quote, shocking. >> the state assembly is set to vote on a ban of plastic microbeads found in soap,ing too paste and other personal care products. they're so small they're often not captured by filters. the beads are eaten by fish and other animals that mistake them for food. if assembly members approve the ban it would move on to the senate. >> if signed by the governor would go into effect in 2020. some states are swamped.

we'll let you know where torrential rains are causing problem. an aviation adventure people could board a c-130 hercules aircraft. >> we, expect weather changes during the work week,

rising flood waters in texas left a couple stranded on the front porch or their mobile home. a national guard rescue helicopter had to hoist them to safety. this is one on 13 water rescues performed in one texas county. one of the people rescued said he had never seen anything like

it in 25 years of living living in the area. the same system that hit texas dumped heavy rain on missouri water just covers parts of mosby. people don't know when they can return to their flooded homes. four tornado also swept through the year east of kansas citi, one destroyed homes shredded trees and overturned vehicles. that's the same area that faces the risk of flooding as well. thousands people checked out all sorts of aircraft during an open house at the hayward executive airport today. some people got a chance to see sky 7hd up close and meet crew of our news chopper. several helicopters were on display, including this one, belonging to the east bay regional park district police. aviation buffs crowdedded in the cargo bay of national guard c130 hercules aircrest. the c-130 has troops for the military for 50 years.

very cool stuff as is this, at 11:00, abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with an assignment that takes him away from his usual weather duties. >> get up at 6:00 a.m. and start your day. >> why hundreds of people are partying before they go to work. that is tonight at 11:00. right after the billboard music awards. the billboard music award hosted begin at 8:00 tonight right here on abc. i cannot think of a better talent to tell that story that one mr. drew tuma and i'm sure glad shu is back no town. >> he'll have so many comments after the story. live doppler 7hd we have some active weather in extreme portions of the north bay. a thunderstorm, isolated, that just popped up to the north,

behinds highway 281 and 176. we have had 11 lightning strikes out of the storm in the past 15 minutes. it's slow-moving to the south and east at five miles-per-hour so around clear lake in the next 57 minutes. outside it's quiet across the bay area, from the sfo camera just dealing with overcast skies and that's been the theme throughout the day, limited sunshine and cool conditions. temperature-wise, up per 50s to 60s is the name of the game. 60 in oakland 68 concord. 63 antioch, san francisco, 59. and mountain view 63. so, satellite and radar here's the setup we're tracking. numerous clouds over us right now. we had brooks sunshine throughout the afternoon. now the clouds are filling back inch the wider view shows you this large area of low pressure influencing the weather in lower 48.

we have snow showers in north dakota and severe weather in the deep south but it's having an affect on our weather in the bay area shifting the jet stream so far south. the jet stream is a ribbon of air 30,000 feet in the atmosphere. i controls where storms travel and where the cool and arm air sets up. our jet stream is so far south it's dropping our temperatures from five to ten degrees below normal the next four days, and then we'll watch a couple weak quick-moving waves of energy brush by the bay area and bring us some unsettled weather the next couple of days. so tomorrow morning there is a the chance of drizzle. more miss than hit. by the afternoon, we'll break for some sunshine, and then we do it again on tuesday morning. by 5:00 in the morning, a better chance of drizzle popping up. so overnight lows tonight this clouds fill back in. upper 40s in to lower 50s and

then highs for monday, limited sunshine, and cool temperatures. 60, san francisco, 61, oakland here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, cloudy and cool tomorrow, drizzle likely on tuesday. very cloudy on wednesday another slight chance of drizzle on thursday before we dry out and finally warm back up by saturday and sunday for memorial weekend near normal temperatures more streamlike. >> normal it is. thank you, drew. look who is here. back on the west coast. >> i came back just for drew's dance party. the warriors had a light practice today. they went home and watched the rockets and clippers to see who they face in the western conference finals. it will be the

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we're down to the final four in the nba playoffs. houstoned a advances to meet the warriors with a win over the clippers, cubs practicing to get some rest and heal after the memphis series. they got to watch the matchup between the clips and wrongs. the cubs are just looking forward to their next step towards an nba final. >> often the two best teams. going to be tough either way. >> we were talking about it after the game three no panic mode there was no doubting ourselves at all. we were very confident and we

figured it out and there's going to be another test coming up. some adversity we have to deal with. >> houston trailed 3-1 in the series, never trailed today. jones, the putback mvp runner up james harden-31 points eight assists. rockets win 113-100 and now get ready for golden state. >> we have to play how we play play harder and tougher play more aggressive, play how we play and just take it to them every single possession on both sides of the ball and you know what? i found out that normally is good enough. if not you gave them your best shot. i like where we're at. we'll fight. >> i think they're going to play like they play. to the diamond where the giants offense is heating up, seemingly koehn siding with the return of hunter pence, pence in just his second game back from the dl scored three runs, and only one

rbi for brandon crawford on the infield single to second. belt scores. the reverend making up for lost time. 2-5 today, with a two-run jack to in the third. giants up 6-1. reds got within one but belt crush this third home run in as many games in the eighth. giants score 32 runs in the four-game series. they were 18-18 without pence. now 2-0 with him. 9-8 the final. >> a's and white sox oakland extended their error streak. garcia grounds into what should be a double play. but it's thrown away and the one scores. jeff on the mound. 2-1 athletics, scott kazmir takes the loss. fifth inning, two runs would score.

a's with four errors now have 42 in 39 games. they get swept with the 7-4 loss. >> final round of the wells fargo championship in charlotte. this eagle another 10 but a double-going on 17 and 18 dropped him to 14-under. after setting a course record 11-under 61 yesterday rory mcilroy follows that up with five of five birds two boths, sticks his approach on 12. ran away with the tournament, 21 underpar matching the scoring record. western conference finals in hockey at 6:00. chicago and anaheim game one and the warriors and rockets, game one tuesday in oracle. >> good to have you back. taking that first step? it can be tough especially if you're a baby moose. the story behind this

both. coming up at 6:00, bay-to-breakers is not the only cleanup going on. we'll look at the mess left by uc berkeley students. and this group believes they have the right to keep you in the dark about campaign contributions. at 5:00, sweet moment betw mother moose and her baby captured on camera. look at the moment a newborn moose takes its fit steps. happened on the side of the road in alaska where traffic stopped and people lined up to watch, as you would, of course, looks like

getting the hang of it. they eventually ran off into the woods. welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news the deadly brawl. at least nine dead. what set it off. escaping the storms. a tornado outbreak across the plains. twisters tearing apart homes and towns. and evacuations under way as rivers run wild. the life saving rescues. even a drone put into action. sky hacking? the in-flight scare. a hacker claiming to penetrate a plane's computers, while seated in the cabin. now the fbi has taken his computers away. person of interest. the mansion fire. four people dead inside. and now, police looking for this mystery man, caught on surveillance camera. tonight, the new clues.