checking for damage in napa county. after another quake rattles people, some buildings are still being repaired from a big 6.0 quake just nine months ago. that was blamed for one death and caused major damage. >> the latest quake to rock napa county has a lot of people on edge. this one did not hurt anybody or cause damage. alyssa harrington joins us live from napa. >> reporter: this earthquake was smaller but was a reminder of

the large one from last summer leaving buildings like these rumbling and in need of repair. residents described an abrupt shaking that lasted about ten seconds. >> all of a sudden there was, like, a big bang and then the blinds went back and forth. >> reporter: it was centered just outside a town north of napa known for its world class culinary scene. like the three-star honored restaurant the french laundry. charlene was hosting a dinner party when the dishes started to shake. >> all of a sudden i had one of my french doors open. it sounded like a large truck was coming down the street just bouncing along. and then all of a sudden the table shook there was a loud crack, and it was over. >> reporter: the says the tremor didn't even scare her dog, but it did rattle many others. triggers memories of the napa quake that injured 300 people and buildings last year. today workers continue to make

repairs in napa's downtown. there are no reports of any new damage but people tell me the tremor served as a crucial reminder of the repair. >> the tv is secured to the stand. it's not going to fall off this time. >> we bolted or tv in. hanging things differently like glass mirrors and things. just slowly but surely. i think these are just reminders that things can happen. at larger scale at any time. >> reporter: wineries were hit hard last time, but this time there's no reports of any damage or closures. if you were planning to head this way over the memorial day weekend, there's no need to rearrange those plans. live in napa elissa harrington, abc 7 news. >> thank you. commuters are getting ready for this weekend's closure of the san mateo bridge. it begins in less than 11 hours. meantime if you were caught in the traffic jam from the last

closure, cal trans has a new tip for you. >> reporter: they still don't think it's going to be great. but they do think from studying patterns from last time, there are routes you could take that would be better. yes, you are reading the signs correctly. they're doing it again. the san mateo bridge will be shut down tonight starting at 10:00. drivers remember the troubles the last closure created. >> it was very busy and full. i think it's going to be just as bad this weekend. >> reporter: cal trans officials think people will be leaving the area for the holiday weekend. >> the traffic is going to be heavy. it may not be quite as bad as last time. >> reporter: if you plan your route right you should be fine. we're on it now. no problems. doesn't close until 10:00 tonight. monday it opens at 5:00 a.m. it's the people who stay here over the weekend that will struggle. >> we're still going over to

where my mother-in-law lives. so we're going to have to go earlier. and try to avoid the traffic. >> reporter: he expects it will take an extra hour to get the kids to grandmother's house. and then there are the brides who had to factor this into their wedding. >> in the wedding they're, like please make sure to avoid it. >> reporter: the cal trans have a tip from you they learned from the last closure. think about going further north or south for your detour. >> the bay bridge was heavily used. but the southern route going through highway 237 through san jose, that was free flow. so there's more capacity down there. >> reporter: and up north the richmond san rafael bridge is a good alternative. they're putting in even stronger substance up there. so hopefully we won't see this again for another 48 years at

least. reporting live in hayward amy hollyfield. another closure commuters dread happening is on hold. doyle drive originally scheduled for next weekend. fire, ventilation systems in the new tunnels are not ready. it is part of the new parkway connecting the marina to the golden gate bridge. cal trans will set a new closure date when testing is certified. the weekend is here. the gray skies are clearing up. we saw sunshine, but we are hoping for rain. >> mike nicco is outside. >> let's focus in on the storm track. this is the way it's been for most of may. a nice trough over us. that's cold, unstable air. that's been yielding showers. every once in awhile, heavy drizzle. you can see the clouds hanging around, look what it's done to

our high temperatures. we've been 4 to 8 degrees cooler in our afternoon hours. you can see the clouds break up. 60s and more 70s starting to develop inland. sunday is going to be our warmest day out. then the sea breeze comes back and it's going to be cooler monday. but it looks like it will be dry all holiday weekend. >> mike thanks so much. happening today a man accused of trying to kidnap a south bay girl is set to make his first appearance. he is charged with kidnapping and child endangerment. surveillance video shows a silver honda accord driving along where a young girl was walking her dog. velasco gave the girl a bear hug on saturday morning. the girl screamed and ran away. also today the highway patrol will release results of the 13-month investigation into a tour bus crash near chico that killed two people. april 10th of last year a fedex

truck crossed a median and hit a tour bus head on. five high school students and five adults were killed including the drivers of the truck and bus. 37 others were injured. the ex-convict accused of killing a wealthy d.c. businessman and family and housekeeper will appear in court this afternoon. authorities arrested 34-year-old daron wint last night. wint was said to have beat and stabbed three victims before setting the house on fire. wint was a former welder who worked for one of the victim's companies. authorities are investigating his motive. former secretary of state hillary clinton received now classified information on her private e-mail about the attack in benghazi. the state department has released 896 of clinton's e-mails pertaining to the benghazi attack. the fbi asked for information from a specific e-mail to be classified for national security

reasons. ambassador chris stevens a bay area native, and three other americans were killed in that 2012 attack. the 24-hour disneyland anniversary celebration is underway. we were there this morning when they kicked off the party. here's a look at how things have changed. >> reporter: thousands of families are pouring into disneyland today to celebrate 60 years of walt disney's dream of coming true. back in 1955, he transformed this southern california farmland into a theme park and magical world of imagination. rob officially seen in this photo was there on opening day. >> to have a chance to actually see what was inside really spectacular. >> reporter: diss knee is abc 7's parent company and over the past six decades, a lot has changed. new rides characters, and parks.

disney did it big. layla is at the park looking at what's new for the 60th anniversary. >> reporter: behind me you can see sleeping beauty's castle. it is dripping in jewels for the event. of course we've got some neat nighttime spectaculars, a new parade, fireworks show and world of color show. >> reporter: she also showed us this morning what it was like to broadcast from disneyland 60 years ago in black and white. and bringing the celebration to today in full color. the 24-hour event brought fans from around the world and the bay area. >> you're a huge disney fan. >> yes. >> and you had to come to the diamond celebration. >> oh yeah. >> reporter: over the decades nearly 700 million people have walked through the front gates. today's guests won't have to leave until tomorrow morning at 6:00. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> and you can join the diss knee fun by sharing some of your

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that weather is hampering cleanup efforts at an oil spill in santa barbara county. the oil pipeline broke tuesday spilling thousands of gallons of crude. wildlife have been found coated in oil. it could take weeks or months to find out what caused that disaster. and it could take as long as five years to fix all the cars equipped with defective air bags by the company takata. 34 million vehicles in the u.s. need to have the potentially deadly air bags replaces after it was determined air bag inflaters could spray metal shards. at least six deaths have been tied to the defect. part of the problem is it will take a long time to produce new air bags and find all the vehicles impacted. google has fixed an embarrassing problem. apparently if you searched for racist key words on google maps

it would bring up things like the white house. the company apologized saying google maps was returning inappropriate results it should not be returning. >> wow. mike nicco is ahead with our forecast. >> also ahead, he said he'd be back. how you can blow stuff up. arnold schwarzenegger and the cause it benefits. >> and how a group of cal researchers hopes this robot will one day be able to help you around the house.

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welcome back. a small hiccup for the warriors this morning as they were getting red i do head to texas and game three in the western conference finals. abc 7 news was there as the team boarded their flight to houston. but moments later there were mechanical problems and everyone had to get off the plane. the team now leaves at 1:00 today. still plenty of time to gear up for tomorrow's game. the warriors go into game three up two games in the best of seven series. the action now shifts to houston saturday and monday. if needed game five will be home on wednesday. game six houston on friday. and seven on sunday here. you can catch all the information on abc7news.com. we hope and know the warriors will go all the way. you can catch all the exciting action beginning june 4th. in the meantime, you saw the skies kind of clearing up a

little bit today. >> trying. >> trying really hard. >> still have a chance of a stray shower. but as we head towards the evening hours, we're going to go all clear. >> okay. >> here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. it's quiet this morning. let me show you how most of the state is much quieter than it was. thunderstorm already developing in the sierra. that's going to continue into the afternoon hours. it's going to be active the next couple of days. winds are pretty manageable right now. sfo at 13. notice they're blowing on shore. and they will pick up if you're heading out on the bay whether it's san francisco bay north of the bay bridge or san pablo bay or the delta community all the way through 8:00. if you're heading to the beach, breezy this evening through 3:00 sunday morning up along the coast region. peninsula, 8:00 tomorrow morning. let's look at the satellite. you can see the cloud cover.

it's being a little more stubborn than yesterday. starting to show a bit of a clearing trend from north to south. and that extra sunshine is one of the reasons why we'll have a chance of a stray shower. they're out of town but they swept the dodgers. how about that? shut them out. it was amazing. and why not hit a home run? that's all you need to win the game. that's what bumgarner did yesterday afternoon. a little drizzle tonight and then quiet for the holiday weekend. let's look at the persistent trough of low pressure we talked about. notice how it's moving inland. high pressure will take over. that's why we'll see more sunshine this afternoon and a drying trend in the evening. low to mid-60s this afternoon for the peninsula. palo alto will be in the upper 50s along the coast. near 60 in downtown. mid upper 60s through midwest of the bay. then mid-60s across the east bay shore. and inland in the upper 60s to

low 70s. tonight you can see some of the drizzle along the coast the peninsula, and into the east bay hills. littling to going to develop up north. low to mid-50s tomorrow morning. you can see the clearing taking place. 7:00 during the evening hours. then it starts to fill in around midnight and drizzle there. more sunshine is going to develop tomorrow, but possibility of drizzle is going to remain along the coast. look up at tahoe. if you're heading that way showers and thunderstorms. today tomorrow. and there's an outside chance sunday and monday. temperatures will go from the low 50s to mid-50s up there. we're going to warm a couple of degrees tomorrow. it's our brightest and warmest day. then the sea breeze kicks in. cooling trend for monday and tuesday but will remain dry for the holiday weekend. uc berkeley is making a splash with its latest technology feat. a robot that performs simple tasks as well as people. video featured today shows a

robot screwing a kp on a bottle. it proves they can train robots to have hand/eye coordination. they're hoping to manufacture one that requires no human supervision. >> that could be helpful for some folks. listen to this. around is arnold is back at it again offering a chance to blow things up with him for a good cause. >> blowing things up for me is not just for posting something incredible on instagram or s.n.a.p.napchat snapchat. it could be helpful in your life. let's say you procrastinated. just blow it up. >> there's one idea. those who donate to the omaze campaign will be able to win a chance to have fun with the action star. the charity works to make sure kids have something to do between school and the time their parents get home. last year arnold offered the chance for somebody to ride

around in his tank and crush something. that'd be kind of cool. >> i'm sure. you'd have to have safety goggles or sutss or something. up next, mike will be back with this week's perfect pet. >> and nobody gets hurt in this segment. we'll

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breaking news. rescue teams are on the scene of a fatal plane crash. that plane went down last night. authorities believe the single engine plane had one person on board. we have a look now from sky 7 hd. and you can see that is just a terrible, terrible crash. the authorities have not released any details other than this at this point. please stay with us. our breaking news continues on twitter. coming up later today on abc 7 news at 4:00 efforts to save wildlife hurt in the santa barbara oil spill are continuing. the care a sea lion is now getting and the latest on the cleanup. and what is behind some new moves to ban them? we'll have that story at 5:00. right now, though, it's time for friday's perfect pet. mike is back to introduce us to some friends. >> this is jenny from the humane society. good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> you mentioned she was relaxed

and mellow. she's about to fall asleep right here. >> exactly. well she's 7. she's lived her life and we're pretty sure there was a litter of puppies in her life. she wants to live the life in somebody's lap clearly. you know she's going to fit in well into most homes with older children who can respect she wants to be mellow and sit in your lap. >> sit in your lap and watch the bachelorette or something. >> warriors game. >> there we go. >> i do hear she is pretty -- she does enjoy toys. >> does she? >> yeah. >> nice. so older children. okay. she does like a take walks though? >> yeah. mellow walks. short walks around the neighborhood. >> the mailbox and back. well, for her and many of the other animals you have tell us about your special adoption. >> we're having an adoption promotion right now. name your own adoption fee for our adult dogs. we have so many of them. >> what's considered an adult

dog? >> over five months. >> really? >> so we've got a lot of dogs that are eight, nine months old and you can name your own adoption fee. >> kids come in with their weekly allowance and you'll accept that even. >> exactly. it's up to you to name your own adoption fee. name your dog, name your adoption fee. >> hopefully you'll find somebody like jenny at the marin humane society. thanks for being here. nice seeing you. back to you. >> what a sweetie pie. what a mellow girl. for all of us here at abc 7 news thanks for joining us. >> let's head out to disneyland right? 60t

[dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yo! what's up? [cheers and applause] ah! [laughs] thank you, everybody. welcome to the show. i'm terry crews, the guy with the two best jobs on television-- brooklyn nine-nine and right here hosting millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is a stock market trading assistant by day and a fitness instructor by night, so she's not afraid to sweat for the money. from new york city please welcome tarah gee. [cheers and applause] what up, girl? how you doing? >> hello, terry. >> nice to see you. come on through here. come on. now, you're a fitness instructor. i heard you got your own patented moves. what's up? what is this? >> i do. so i like to do a special move