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>> it is saturday, may 23rd. good morning and thanks nor joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a quick look at the forecast. lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7hd. good morning. >> good morning. a very deep marine layer and length of low fog and clouds. mist and drizzle if you are headed to the sierra nevada. you can see the showers in blue canyon and raining in truckee. here mist and drizzle, 57 mountain view. before that we have the warmer air. we are looking at slow clearing today. it should mix out clouds and fog. temperatures on the cool side. it has been cool but we will mix
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in one shine and we will talk about the possibility of maybe a thunderstorm east of north bay. we will talk about a warmer memorial day weekend coming up in a few minutes. chris. >> thank you. the san mateo bridge is off-limits closed for maintenance work. let's take a live look at the bridge. no traffic. they shut it down at 10:00 last night. katie marzullo has more on what he they are doing and how drivers are getting around the closer. >> it's game convention, not a video game convention. >> in fact it's the largest board game convention in the united states. this is kublacon. as many as 3,000 people are descending on the hyatt regency iency in burlingame for eat vent. >> i imagine coming from the north bay would take the san mateo bridge to get here because we are so close to it. >> but from 10:00 p.m. friday to
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5:a.m. monday, the san mateo bridge is not an option. >> compute he is will notice a smoother ride, a softer ride. it will allow the material on the bridge to last another 50 years. >> during the mother's day weekend closer the bay bridge took the brunt of the backup. this time they hope they willty the dumbarton bridge and other alternatives. gamers, as you imagine, have a strategy. >> we went out of our way and spent the money on taxis to take the train and taxi over because we knew it would be hard getting here. >> the taxis will cost twice as watch as parking parking, but he said it's worth it. >> and there won't be bart service between the fruitvale and coliseum station due to the ongoing rail replacement project. a bus service will be set up but
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bart riders might have to deal with delays. >> a dramatics chase end up with oakland police finding a man tied up in the trunk of a cash. tavares yesterday. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> this is the end of the chase. a black buick is quickly surround by the police. across the street this man saw the crash and shot video on his smartphone. >> they asked for a crowbar. i heard them asking to get the bag out and they proceeded to go to the trunk. when they went to the trunk there was a hostage in the trunk. >> you can see them opening it. >> we heard sounds of the trunk area of the suspect vehicle. we opened the trunk and that's when we observed the victim inside bound. >> police carried the man away his hands and legs tied up.
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he they say the 59-year-old had been taken the night before. police were able to track the kidnappers. >> investigators were led to an outside city and a home where they surrounded. the suspects were seen exiting that house and led them on a brief pursuit. >> you can see an s.u.v. spin out of control. it was rear-ended by the two culprits that were trying to get away. >> the victim is home with his family. two suspects are in jail. abc7 news. the mother's day beat of course a grandmother in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood is now a homicide investigation. the family of 77-year-old lin leong was removed from life sport monday morning.
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an autopsy will show a head injury sustained in the attack caused the now fatal fall. she hopes the community can help her find her grandmother's attacker, as well as got samaritan who helped her afterwards. >> in my heart i don't think i will ever get closer until i find out what exactly than my grandma >> police are looking for surveillance video to help with the investigation. prosecutors in san francisco say an epidemic of zip car theft can be traced back to one woman. nicole is accused of stealing 76 zip cars in one month's time. customers need an access card to use the service. police found nine of the cards in her home along with tools used by car thieves. some of the cars may have already been sold. millions of gal lobs -- gallons of water was lost after
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damage of a dam. we have details. >> someone sliced a 5-foot gash into this inflatable rubber dam t -- it released 350 million gallons of water. >> whoever did it didn't realize the magnitude of it. >> police are check to go see if surveillance cameras captured the crime. >> many people tried to shoot it with guns before and that's crazy because they ricochet and come back at you. >> the rubber is one inch thick not able to puncture, but police have been aware of past attempts. >> it's so close we generally hear helicopters call and say get off the dam. get away from the dam. >> the dam perk plates and goes back into into the aquifer. the loss is only half a percent of the total supply but
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residents and businesses are asked to useless and pay more for water. >> ice and everything else is conserved as well. we use the low flow toilets. everything to conserve. >> the dam they believe was punctured early thursday morning and they want the help finding the culprits. in fremont abc7 news. >> not far from the dam people have been told to stay out of the water at quarry lakes regional recreational area this weekend. fremont popular swimming and water has dangerous levels of toxic he will -- algea. >> and ireland has become counting the bam lots to legalize gay marriage. it's the first national vote on the issue and one is forecasting a "yes" vote for the campaign.
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5:07. happening today, uber will announce the opening of its office in the east bay for those looking to join their team. there will be a hiring event today which features an on board process for drivers, as well as vehicle inspections and background checks d gets underway at noon at the corner of 15th and harrison in oakland. happening today, house minority leading nancy pelosi will deliver the keynote address at a commencement ceremony. last year she spoke about challenge the status quo. more than 8700 students will receive their degrees in today's ceremony. 3,815,000 people are expect today attend. the ceremony gets underway at 9:30 at spartan stadium. houses are expected to helped to san francisco this weekend for one of the city's most colorful celebrations. the 37th annual carnival gets
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underway and lasts until sunday. it will have special programs features a percussionist. the celebrations get underway at 10:00 today on harrison street between 16th and 24th. this morning the golden state warriors are gearing up for game three of the western conference finals. team is in houston this morning, but getting there yesterday was a bit of a challenge. team had to chance he will a planned practice because of a problem with their charter flight. they boarded yesterday at oakland international airport but then had to wait more than 5 hours to leave because of a mechanical issue with the plane. the warriors are up 2-0 in the best of 7 series. tipoff for game three is 6:00 tonight. game four will also be in houston monday. if necessary game five home wednesday, game 6 back in houston friday and game 7 back at oracle the following sunday.
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you can catch the action on our sister network espn. and don't forget. we are home for the finals which starts june 4th. still to come a check with the accuweather forecast with lisa argen and what we can expect for the holiday weekend. and plus an eye-opening look at the effects of the oil spill in santa barbara county. marine wildlife hit hard by the disaster. and an utterly bizarre chase through the streets of l.a. that didn't even break double-digit
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>> in santa barbara crews are running into challenges cleaning up the oil spill mess. it's in choppy wind-driven waters. parts of beaches and campgrounds will be closed until june 4th. in the meanwhile the spilling is investigate bid federal and local prosecutors for possible violations. they have ordered the all-american pipeline, the company responsible for the spill, to undergo steps and complete a series of steps before it can resume pumping oil through the pipe. this shows the effect on the marine life and mammals. they got this oil-covered sea lion into a carrier so it can be cared for. rescuers are using a toothbrush to scrub the tar-like material off another sea lion. the birds' feathers are being cleaned with dish soap. sadly a pelican and three other
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pelicans have been found dead near the area of the spill. a new roof will be over the heads of san francisco's homeless veterans i'm a new plan unsaid by mayor ed lee and made possible in part by a multimillion-dollar donation. vic lee has the story. >> they say that on any given night 50,000 veterans sleep on our nation's streets. duane was one of them until he got a job with the va's homeless outreach program. >> some nights i used to walk all night and then get on the bart in the morning and ride bart. >> no man or woman, especially those who served our country should have to sleep on the street. >> sales force charm, mark, was among the group of tech and business leaders who gave $5 million toward the project that will house homeless veterans and low-income families the golden state warriors were part of the fill -- group.
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>> we call ourselves the golden state warriers, right? >> 100 units will be constructed. it's adjacent to the unit-line across the street from the new public safety build asking lows to the ballpark. 50 often it's are for low-income families and the other 50 for homeless vets. for ed lee it's personal. >> i don't have an opportunity to thank my dad for being a veteran, so i will speak through the veterans here to thank him. >> construction begins next year on this empty lot. vic lee, abc7 news. 5:15, the time. also this morning we finally know who is trying to buy sales force. an unnamed source was quoted sag it was microsoft. savers said the two companies
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talked but cannot agree on a price. microsoft offered $55 billion but they wanted $75 billion. there's a wild ride. thursday afternoon she sped off her driveway. her car blew through a fence went over an embankment and into the neighbor's pool. they were worried the hybrid battery was dangerous in the water but she was not hurt. >> dozens of cops and hundreds of onlookers were scratching their heads. take a look. the chase reached the blistering speed of 5 miles per hour. yep. five. for nearly an hour the driver led police through the cities of tarzana and smiling and waving the whole time. he even had signs on the side of his car that red "victory parade. but it wasn't police who finally brought to an end.
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a bystander did. police say the driver may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the oakland city council will soon decide the fate of an east bay landmark. the henry j kaiser auditorium has been sitting empty for a deck a. they will look for new ways to breathe life into the lakeside gem. laura anthony has the details. >> from sky 7hd you can see the imposing 1 14-year-old henry j kaiser convention center and civic auditorium if oakland. to cut costs city officials closed the facility, fencing it off from visitors and looking the gate on generations of memories. >> it's actually one of the city's most historical landmark. >> this urban planner is overseeing the revitalization of the city. >> some people graduated from high school here went to their first rock concert here, went to their first political rally
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here. >> opened in 1915 it was celebrated as an engineering marvel. it has a 35,000 square foot arena. a mays of empty ball rooms event spaces and meeting rooms fill out the rest of the 215,000 square foot building. despite the closer experts say the building is in relatively good condition. >> the time is right to find a new user. >> the city is working with two local developers. whoever is chosen must restore the balling and allow the public access. >> so you can have everything from roller derby to a brewery to artist space to office space. there are lots of creative ways you can make revenue generating use of the building. >> there are two peoples that could decide the future of this building. their recommendations will be forwarded to the city council for review. laura anthony. abc7 news. >> getting a check of the
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weather at 5:18. lisa, many graduates today at san jose state university. they have an outdoor ceremony. how are things looking. . >> at least they won't be baking in the sun. cool temperatures will be remaining for the beginning of the holiday weekend. but we will be warming up slightly today in some areas across the bay. more so tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. we are socked in with the low clouds, the mist and the drizzle and, in fact works a little upper level system there's rain in the sierra nevada. in fact around blue canyon and truckee, higher elevation snow perhaps, and the possibility of thunderstorms once again today. the golden gate bridge probably wipers this morning. just a little bit of drizzle. more so south of the city. it's 57 in san jose. good morning oakland, 53 for you. 52 in the city and half moon bay count on some delays probably here for arriving flights with the low cloud deck. temperatures ranging from the low to mid-50s. early on you step outside
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doesn't feel bad, burr we have plenty of low level moisture so you may get damp if you are out for a morning run or bike ride and the clouds will be slow to clear. but when we do get the sunshine, it will nudge up on the other side of 70 today. and the inland valleys it will be warmer. from our kgo roof camera you see we have a still atmosphere here. the west winds will be picking up. spotty drizzle and sunnier overall over the weekend. today will be a little bit better than yesterday for the most. tomorrow the warmest day of the next three for the holiday and then by monday unfortunately, the on shore flow kicks in and we will be cool are across the bay. don't look for heat anytime soon. yesterday it was warmer half moon bay that san francisco and oakland. that gives you an idea what is going on. we had the sluggish-moving trough. you can see it. it's allowed for the showers and
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thunderstorms around eastern california. that continues today but there's another upper level system that could trigger a shower or thunderstorm mainly near lake county today. otherwise an upper level high pressure system is slowly pressing to the eastern pacific and that means very slow warming trend today and tomorrow. overall we aren't getting out of our cool pattern. we are be looking at the possibility of some rain here. it's happening now in lake tahoe. just 56. but southern california has cleared up. upper 60s there. the waves kick up tomorrow along the coast. itit will be cool beach days today, tomorrow and certainly into memorial day. for the week ahead, today forecasting a high of 73 degrees. warming up tomorrow and you notice we cool off and into the 80s by next week. but overall we are looking at 68 today. san jose partly cloudy. 67 for saratoga. upper 60s redwood city. san mateo look for late morning sunshine and even sun at the
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beaches today but cool, 58. it will be late day sunnism see stinson clearing at 58. 75 santa rosa. take a look at that. that's a chance of a thunderstorm from the upper level system late in the day. oakland, you head inland low to mid-70s a bit of an improvement. spring like day today with 70 pleasanton and 75 antioch. the seven-day forecast. partly cloudy, another cool day and slight chance of a thunderstorm north. otherwise the warmest day tomorrow. memorial day we cool off and notice very little change for midweek but we nudge up the temperatures by the end of the upcoming work week. you can see what's showing up on the live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. it's free at the apple app store or on google play. and mahan one of the most interesting months compared to the boring winter that we had. >> another typical spring weekend. >> yeah, but maybe some -- you will see maybe some pretty cloud bases throughout today.
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>> lisa, thank you. >> okay. >> keep your eye out for this thing. why one group is look for this unique piece of music memorabilia. and we are using our abc7 news instagram feed to highlight events where you live. spring india day is coming to the civic center plaza in two weeks. there's a place of traditional indian culture. we have more information on our abc7 news bay
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>> thousands lined up to pay their respect to pb king. he diedier this month at the age of 89. king's daughter also held a musical tribute last night. a procession will be heliin memphis next wednesday and king will be buried next saturday in mississippi >> a music group from san francisco wants to you keep an eye out for a special prop that's now missing. it's a giant eyeball mask used by the group called "the residence." the mask was part of a traveling museum tour the past three years. it was fed ex'd back to san francisco when the tour end but never arrived. a folks person said someone claimed signed for the box but he claimed it was taken by a random person. >> somebody driving by took it up and as soon as they open the box they look and say what is this. if they still have it, hopefully
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they will find out somebody wants it and it's valuable to somebody. >> the mask is insured for $100,000. an original album art photo also in the delivery box is insured for $20,000. >> 5:27 the time. a party like no other is wrapping up at disney land this morning. the park stayed open for 24 hours. it'sst part of a celebration commemorating 60 years of anaheim magic. disney first opened in july, 1965 and to celebrate they opened their doors at 6:00 yesterday morning. by the way disney is the parent company of abc7 news. still ahead in the next half-hour, an all-out search for a coyote after it attacks a mother and child in southern california. >> plus, my daughter is gone in a horrific way. i'm not going to get her back. >> reaction from the mother to the potential new trial for the
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man convicted in the murder. and also impacts on your memorial day camping
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[♪] ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ i'm gettin' out ♪ ♪ gonna have a look around ♪ ♪ now is the time ♪ ♪ i started flyin' ♪ ♪ both feet off of the ground ♪ ♪ head in the sky ♪ ♪ eyes open wide ♪ ♪ happy
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to look around ♪ >> half past the hour on this saturday morning. glad to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. cooler temperatures and cloudy skies for the start of the weekend. let's send it over to meteorologist lisa argen for the first look at the forecast. hi lisa. >> hey, chris. it's like we have opinion stuck in the weather pattern with the cool afternoon highs. today nudging up just a little bit for some and we will get some clearing but at a price today about the deep marine layer. low to mid-50s right now. mist and drizzle all along the bay. but we are looking at a weak weather system that could bring a chance for a thunderstorm north of the golden gate. otherwise we are partly cloudy and continued on the cool side today with upper 60s to mid-70s inland. a little bit of sun at the
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coast. we will need it. it will be cool. upper 50s to near 06 and around the bay looking at low 60s to the upper 60s. but memorial day weekend writes in warmer air. i'll tell you what is and how much coming up. chris. >> thank you. a new trial may be granted for the man convicted in the 2001 killing for washing done d.c. intern sandra. she vanished in a dc area park. we have her mother's reaction to what the prosecutors could decide. >> one thing i have her things in her room that are still there. >> susan has never lost sight of her daughter, and pictures of her are in every room of their home. it was 14 years ago when the dc intern disappeared and her body discovered a year later in a park. >> the truth it my daughter is gone in a horrific way. i'm not going to get her back.
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>> in 2010, a man was convicted of killing her and sentenced to 60 years in prison. her mother was told by government attorneys that the defendant will get a new trial. >> the frustration is not having my daughter alive. it's not about the trial. >> for susan nothing will bring back her daughter. since sandra's death she's suffered through posttraumatic stress disorder. >> there's no such thing that there's closer. there's no such thing that grief doesn't co-exist. >> she's not entirely convinced that the right man was found guilty of killing sandra. the conviction was based largely on a jailhouse informant claiming the man confessed to the murder. his attorneys say that key witness gave false testimony during the trial. >> my husband feels 100% sure that they got the right person. but for me there's always thatted 7% there's always a certain percentage that i'm not
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sure. >> during the search for the killer the investigation revealed a romantic relationship with former congressman gary condet. he was ruled out as a suspect. susan wants the justice system to convict the right person. >> there will always be question. the pain is there. and it's an ongoing thing. the truth is none of us will ever know what really happened. >> and that was carlos reporting. >> it morning a three-year-old girl is recovering from minor injuries after being attacked by a coyote in southern california. this is a picture from our sister station in los angeles of the suspected coyote which had been seen before. authorities say the child was walking with her sister and mother when she was attacked from behind by the coyote at a park in irvine. the girl was taken to the hospital and released hours later. coyote was not captured. 5:33, the time. drought will have an impact on
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camping this weekend, as well. like all of us parks around the state are dealing with the drought and for one of the bay area's most popular parks, that means no showers. >> as memorial county park generations of come to enjoy a rust tick and redwood experience. >> i have been camping at memorial park since i was 12 years old. my children were raised here. and now i bring my grandchildren here. >> because of california's ongoing drought you might notice changes the next time you stay at a san mateo county campground. >> this sign may come as a surprise to some. the showers have been locked to help conserve water. >> pescadero creek is the sole source of water. >> we want to be good neighbors, we draw a lot but we realize the residents want to use the water as well so we monitor our intake. >> if drought condition get worse, flushable toilets could be the next thing to go.
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campers aren't thrilled about the possibility. >> we aren't fond of porta-potties. flushable toilets is good. >> the parks department is also limiting the number of available reservations at its campsites. meaning space will be at a premium. all of the spots at memorial are booked for the weekend. >> it's not going to be too surprising to have 2,000 plus people here. >> with cooler temps, camp fires are permitted for now. as for not being able to take a shower -- >> take a spunk bath. it works. >> as long as the state is in a drought, the showers will know longer be available for visitors at the san mateo county parks. >> ahead a bay area woman denied a refund despite overwhelming evidence she earned it. but first the time is 5:35. a live look from our mt. tam
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camera, a beautiful view to wake up to on this saturday morning. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.
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. >> when you see news where you live, take a photo or video and share with3us using the taschner taschner -- #abc7 news now. >> what if you cancel a
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reservation and get charged anyway? that happens to one woman who turned to michael finney for help. >> when it came time to book a flight for her niece, jenna peterson went to expedia.com. >> she was going to fly down, drive his car back for christmas. >> her niece was going to drive down and do that but changed her mind. >> she decided to do morph a road trip. >> so she went online to cancel and expedia provided a special phone number for cancellations. >> we called in and talked to a young man that said it would be no problem to cancel it. it would be either a $200 or $250 cancellation fee. >> and she would get $900 credit on her expedia account. which seemed fine until she decided to use the credit. >> they said you don't have a credit. nothing. >> expedia said they had no credit of janet calling to cancel the flight. >> it was frustrating. the amount of time that was
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spent on the phone -- >> janet et cetera out to prove she made the call. >> we called comcast and got the phone records. >> and there it was. the call to a cancellation line. she showed it to expedia. >> they said it doesn't prove anything, it just showed you called the cancellation line but it's not proof you cancelled the flight. >> she was astonished. why else would she call a cancellation line? >> it made absolutely no sense but they stood by it. end result was, sorry, you are out of luck $1150 gone. >> she contacted "7 on your side" and we contacted expedia. after looking into the case, expedia refunded the entire $1,150. telling us we take customer complaints extremely seriously and we are researching what happened in this case to ensure we have appropriately resolved this issue. >> wow. that's a lot of money. and thank you to you guys for making it happen. >> now if you make any
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transaction over the phone whether it's ordering or cancelling, ask for a reseat by mail. if you have an account with the company like janet did, check right away to make sure the cancellation went through. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> if that ever happens to me i'm going straight to michael finney. travel wise, how is sfo looking. >> present of low clouds and mist and drizzle and wouldn't be surprised to see delays there. temperatures in the low to mid-50s. here's a look outside. you notice all the low cloud cover. itit will be with us for a while but it will mix out bringing a slightly sunnier day. the warmer part of the weekend is on its way. i'll have that coming up. >> after a long rain delay the giants took out
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>> this morning president obama is paying tribute to the men and women in uniform. in his weekly address the president commemorates memorial day by remembering those who gave their life and service to the united states. the president will spend the first memorial day at the end of the war in afghanistan at the the memorial cemetery. remembering the americans who gave their lives in that conflict, as well as the country's other fallen soldiers. >> she's americans gave everything they had. not for glory, not even for gratitude, but for something greater than they feel themselves. we cannot bring them back nor can we ease the pain of their families and friends who live with their loss. >> president obama also asked that all americans spend the holiday honoring the fallen soldiers and remain committed to the cause of freedom and the country for my they fought >> space-x released a new video
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showing their crew dragon capsule in flight for the first time. they said the video was taken earlier this month after taking off from a florida launchpad. space-x said it reached 345 miles an hour. it is designed to get astronauts away from a failing rocket. the crew dragon could start flying astronauts to the international space station by the year 2017. and robots that can learn and get smarter all by themselves isn't as far off as you think. abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom went to a lab at u.c. berkeley where a bot named fred is teaching itself new tricks. >> this is brett. not a name, an acronym. today's task getting the trapezoid into the right opening on the box. he's been trying for a few minutes and something amazing is happening, he's getting better. >> it appears like it could be a toddler learning for the first
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time. >> but the professor prefers to think of it as training a dog. >> you can't tell a pet what to do but you might reward it with food if it does something good. >> they offered him a numerical reward for getting the shape inside the box. >> it will learn on its own how to put caps on battles. >> they have all sorts of video of brett solving simple problems by himself. >> all you have to do is define what's good and the robot will learn how to achieve good performance. >> brett is expensive and he's meant to live in a research lab. but the sorts of learning he's doing is key for the kinds of robots that one day might come home with you and help you out around the house. >> we've seen his brothers and sisters fetch beers from the fridge and learn to play pool. they are robots built by wilton lopez garage for this type of research. >> they can go into your home and clean your house do the dishes and do laundry. >> he took hours learning to fold a foul years ago but he solved this problem in a few
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minutes. load ago dishwasher for someone who can get around like they used to. >> if they had a helper robot they might maintain that independence. >> in berkeley, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> as houses get smaller and smaller, a slovakian company has taken it to the next level with the eco-capsule. it's a portable living space powered by solar and wind energy. it also catches and filters rain. it's about 14 by 8 feet just over 8 feet tall. they have fit in a folding we, tiny kitchen, storage space. they plan to take orders at the end of the year. no price is set but shipping one to the u.s. from slovakia will cost you more than $2500. lisa, kind of looks like a seen from the jet sense. >> it does. well you never know. things are getting a little bit tight around here, right? >> yeah. >> but we are going to see
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plenty of sunshine throughout the weekend for the beaches. you know it's going to be cool. today it's going to be sunny. tomorrow it will be cloudy. i guess the plenty refers to today. due to an upper level system that will mix out the low clouds and fog. 14 hours, 25 minutes of day light. right now nothing but clouds. we have over 3,000-foot marine layer and we are looking for that to mix on out. in the sierra nevada there are afternoon showers. it's been raining from blue canyon to truckee. here's at look at mount tam. it's a stable atmosphere but below it the low level motion. we are looking at airport delays and slow clearing but at least the sunshine is on the way for the next one he will days. memorial day a different story. 567 morgue hi, low 50s san francisco, 53 oakland and a look at our roof camera. looks pretty still and cloudy
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skies for the morning hours for all of you. 54 napa. livermore mild at 57 degrees. 70s, mid-70s on the way for the warmest inland valleys but we're looking at cool numbers continuing around the bay. but things will get sunnier today. the clouds will part and milder condition slightly today. more so tomorrow and memorial day the treen reverses. it's been all about that throughout the past couple of weeks. and that's kept the temperature temperatures down. it's good for for air quality and good for fire danger but not great for beach weather. but as i said, it will brighten up today. here's the trough. we have the low that's very slow to move out and that's keeping the cool air with us. an upper level high allowing for more sunshine today at our beaches. that's a plus. even though we will only be in the 50s. statewide, once didn't the milder weather at the coast for most. but then inland we are nudging
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up the numbers. 579 sacramento, 81 fresno. active weather continues for the northern sierra. southern sierra 67 maybe a few pop-up showers in yosemite and southern california cool, how about 68 degrees? so we will be looking at things in san jose. cool once again today. he were 60s yesterday. how about 68 today. tomorrow warming to 74. look at monday and tuesday. still kind of cool, but at least we are in the 70s and then the numbers slowly go up by next thursday and friday. so let's take a look at the rest of the south bay where we will see mid-60s from santa cruz, 68 kuiper chino and partly cloudy overall. san mateo, the least likely to see sunshine along the coast. but pacifica, you could see some mid-50s. we should see some throughout the day. in san francisco 62. better chance of that sun from continue on to south so. 72 sonoma.
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65 union city. you head inland and it's a little brighter, a little warmer. partly cloudy. low 70 #* 70s livermore. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the sunniest and warmest bay day of the week is tomorrow. kind of a cool beach day, and by tuesday very little change. wednesday, thursday, friday in the low 80's inland and low 60s at the coast. it's running below average but, you know, fine your spot and you can find some sun. >> another week with no major precip. >> yeah, but no high fire danger, too. >> thank you. turning to sports. a lengthy rain delay for the giants at coors field didn't interrupt their offense, and the warriors are waking up in houston ready for game three tonight with the 2-0 advantage in the western conference finals. here's larry beil with sports. >> good morning everybody. the giants had to beat the rockies and mother nature last night. three outs away from victory in denver and then it just started
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pouring and pouring and pouring at coors field. but rewind a few hours. the cute little girl has a souvenir. not sure what to do with it. ryan vogelsong knew what to do with it. brandon bell, he's been hot lately, smacks his fourth home run in a week. i think puton picked it up on russian radar. 475 feet in the thin rocky mountain air. the giants led 11-5 the bottom of the ninth and then this happens. the downpour delayed 1:45. the giants would finally subdue the rockies 11-8. they have a double-header scheduled to the. a's and rays. brutal mascot violence! raymond the ray knocks out stopper and then does some flexing. stephen vote, he does some
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flexing. the line drive. tenth homer of the season. 1-0 a's. one time ray scott kazmir gives up the lead on one pitch. it is crushed! three-run cloud in the fifth by evan longoria for yeah. kazmir last three straight games. a's dropped 8 of their last 9. now the warriors had to undergo a five hour delay on their way to houston so they canceled houston and they get set for the western conference finals tonight. >> cavs and talks. talks trying to get underhis skin. and the former warrior roughing him one a should have. you don't want to make the king angry. you won't like when he's angry. splits the d. the rebounds shot. 30 points, 9 boards, 11 assists. that was without cy reirving.
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cavs look done. former colts and bucks coach in the house at tampa watching game four of the eastern conference finals. rangers and the the lightning, first period. rick nash swooping in and goes backhand and slides it home. scored twice in this game. rangers win 5-1 to even the series at two games a piece. first time they won by more than a single goal in the entire postseason. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great and safe holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> 5:54, the time. coming up, the commander in chief may have a lot of practice dealing with adults who pitch a fit in washington, but what happened when this
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an 8-year-old boy found in a suitcase at a spanish border crossing will be allowed to stay in spain. we showed you the images earlier this month. you see him squashed in a fetal position. border officials spotted him after x-rays some luggage. after the incident received world wide attention, spanish officials issued the boy a one year residency permit but his father was arrested and charged with human trafficking. until the dad's legal issues are resolved, bit will remain with child protective officials. take a look at this picture right here on your screen. even the president doesn't have the power to calm a crying child. that's claudia having a fit on the floor of the white house. the president seems to be puzzled at all. they invited the girl's family over for passover last month. the family isn't one bit ashamed. they shared it on facebook and twitter. the mom saying my daughter is an internet mean. next, kidnapped and held for
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ransom. the end of a frightening ordeal for an east bay man held captive in the running of a car. and plus millions of gallons of water wasted. the hunt for who
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>>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not anymore. introducing heinz new better tasting yellow mustard. mmm! good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning. plenty of low clouds and fog. mist and drizzle mainly at the coast here. but we have some rain in the sierra nevada. it's cold. in the 40s from blue canyon to truckee. so if you have any plans to enjoy lake tahoe this weekend today looks rather rainy. things will improve though. here's a look from the roof camera where we are socked in with the gray skies. as far as i know, no delays at

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