the first look at live top ldop 7. >> little hazy out there. we don't have any clouds. storm track to the forth that will keep us warm this afternoon. beautiful start to the day with numbers in the low 50s. in the city 53. 43 in half moon bay. down at the beach it's chilly but it will be another warm day here in the upper 70s. 47 in santa rosa. 53 in concord. so if you're planning your day, plan on those 40s and 50s. by noontime we'll be in the mid 70s. still in the 60s at the coast. few degrees of shoreline while we reach 80 in oakland. wait till you see the highs for the next couple of days. we'll get really warm. i'm detail that for you. >> lisa, thank you. in the mission san francisco police were forced to close down

a busy street in both directions after gunfire broke out. this happened at around 9:15 last night between 14th and 15th near rosa parks lane. police tell us multiple shots were fired and a couple ever windows were broken. you can see the bullet holes in the glass. police are investigating what led up to the shooting. a toddler was killed after he ran into traffic outside of a store in union city. it happened yesterday in a safeway parking lot. the 23 month old boy ran out to the parking lot from his parents were shopping. the boy was hit by a slow moving car and ended up underneath the vehicle. the driver is cooperating with them about the trajectory. bart partials are trying to take a proactive approach in dealing with last week's mob style robbery take over. they have made an emergency staffing decision adding more

police officers at the coliseum. >> reporter: many bart police officers are working overtime as part of an emergency staffing call ordered after this. >> 30 kids board my train, beat up someone, robbed them and then runoff the train. >> reporter: the mob boarded the train and terrorized, robbed and beat passengers for what felt like an eternity. david, who did not want to be seen on camera, was on the train that night. >> they were just approaching everyone, dude. they were approaching everyone. if you had something, they were taking it. if you said something wrong, they were beating you up. it was just all bad. >> reporter: bart police arrived five minutes after the first call for help. they were busy on a separate suicide call. by the time they reached the coliseum station, the spuspects were gone. that's why the department's top brass is making changes by staffing up for now. >> most of our officers work four days a week, ten hour

shifts and they're going to be working five days a week in a ten hour shift. >>. >> reporter: bart has also seen a 22% jump in crime this is year. most are on board robberies. riders especially here at the coliseum station worry about a repeat of last saturday night. >> i do ride the trains at night. that really scared me. so i'm glad that they're being proactive and doing something about it and i really, really hope that helps. >> i don't do bart at night just for that situation. >> reporter: police have arrested one person. several other warrants have been issued. abc 7 news. if you live in the east bay you may have felt an earth wake last night. reported a 3.8 magnitude earth wake just before 6:30 about six miles east of blackhawk. viewers reported feeling it in heyward, dublin, concord and other east bay cities. there were no reports of any damage. new details about that deadly officer-involved shooting

in santa maytteo. chp tells us it is suspect was attempting a car jacking. >> reporter: friday's rush hour commute came to a standstill after chp responded to a call about a vehicle collision and a man with a gun on highway 101 in the peninsula. >> based on the statements that we have now, we know that this suspect was trying to use his firearm as a tool to steal the vehicle. >> reporter: sky 7 captured the suspect's gun lying on the side of the highway. witnesses shared cell phone video with us. this photo with officers raising their firearms toward the suspect. >> all three officers fired their weapons. >> reporter: police say witness accounts indicate those chp officers ordered the man to drop his gun. >> after many independent

witness statements that officers took extreme measures to issue commands to drop that firearm, to attempt to deescalate and negotiate with that suspect. >> investigators haven't said much about their confrontation or what prompted the suspect to point his gun at the officers. but once they shot him, officers say they tried to revive the suspect. the driver of the other vehicle was unharmed as were the three chp officers. san mateo police are conducting an independent investigation as well as the d a's office and california highway patrol. >> we are doing everything we can to backtrack the suspect's action of that day and days prior. >> reporter: they're hoping more witness accounts will provide a better understanding about this chaotic dangerous situation. frmg frmgts now to developing news in the south where at least seven

people have died. this is east of dallas. at least five people died from a series of tornadoes. 49 people have been injured and some are still missing. the widespread major damage includes two-ton pickup trucks that were tossed over like toys. two other people died in floodwaters in mi sour re and arkansas. 131,000 customers currently without power across four states. for the first time in 36 years a sitting president skipped the white house correspondent's dinner. >> 100 days of devotion, hard work, and love for our great country. >> at the end of his 100th day as president he boycotted the dinner and celebrated with a campaign style rally with his supporters in pennsylvania. he proclaimed his first 100 days of work a solid success after

signing 29 bills. he faces the next 100 days with a long to do list. that includes finding money for his border wall and passing the republican health care bill. here in the bay area many who tested the president's milestone while others celebrated while at the convention for c college republicans in san jose. >> reporter: california college republicans say donald trump is doing just fine his first 100 days on the job. even reagan would be proud. >> he's hitting a spectrum of yesterday. i think for every type of republican there's a way to agree with him in the last 100 days. >> i think trump is doing what he promised he would. do. >> reporter: 300 college republicans holding their annual event in san jose this year. >> the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our

cuntry's history. >> reporter: president trump gives himself high marks but others might dispute that. >> 100 days of chaos, corruption is dysfunction. >> in san jose the raging grannies give mr. trump a failing grade. >> is there anything lower than an "f"? he's actually been worse. >> failure of too many dimensions. yeah, disappointments will add up. he's not done with trying to go backwards, specifically about environment and particularly about war. >> i don't even watch it. i don't like his face. >> donald trump has changed the tone in washington but has not passed a single piece of legislation. obamacare stalled for now back in the hands of a republican congress. his travel ban on muslim countries blocked by the courts. his biggest victory, a new conservative justice on the

supreme court n. san jose, abc 7 news. across the country thousands of climate marches were held to protest president trump's environmental policy n. washington, d.c. they braved a record 91 degree high. organizers claim 200,000 people showed up. paramedics got 50 medical calls mostly heat related. four people had to go to the hospital. in southern california a commitment to peace and unity marked how los angeles remembered the 25th anniversary of one of the darkest hours any american city has ever faced. traditional korean drummers played and doves were released. 25 years after large parts of l.a. erupted in riots. days of looting, violence and fires followed the outrage after four white police officers were acquitted in the beating of black driver rodney king.

yesterday's message focused on healing. >> there have been some strides made. i really do. even though they are not as significant as they should have been. >> we're more resilient. we're more of an kpacexample. but we're not perfect. >> several days of rioting hit merchants hard. our time is 6:10. if you're flying. you can expect more delays at san francisco international airport. looks like we don't have the live shot. one of the airports four runways is closed through tonight for a repaving project and that's reduced the number of flights that sfo can serve. so far most of the delays and cancellations have affected short haul flights to and from

other west coat cities. meteorologist lisa a here no. fog to speak about, right? >> no, there isn't any fog. i have people asking me for rain, though. after a couple days of arm, some people are over it. we have a seven day outlook. you're probably going to like a little he's here. 48 in san ramon. temperatures will be cooler in some spots. talk about our warming before we get back down to cooler temperatures. by the end of the week. that's all coming up. also ahead starting this week open seven days a week. the path you can take to get a sweeping view of the bay area. and a professional football star from the bay area giving back to oakland. why he says it takes a

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welcome back. we're waking up to this beautiful show from our mount tam camera showing the sun rise over the bay area. are you tired of the warmth yet? if so lisa has news that may make your head turn coming up in the seven-day forecast. a group of middle school students could win the national science bowl. these pictures of the team. they are competing in the nation's capitol and have made it to the final round. they'll try to win it all tomorrow morning.

people in san francisco honored the live and legacy of one of the most influential civil rights leader. in the mission district for the caes caesar chavez fast val. he fought for the rights of some of america's poorest laborers. also celebrated many cultures ma make up the mission district. a group of tech workers used hardware to work on the brick and mortar project. about 200 microsoft employees helped upgrade the schools playground. >> every single project that's happen suggest going to be touched by the children so they're going to walk in on monday morning and their eyes are going to be wide and they're not going to know what to touch or what to play with and they'll have so many surprises here on the yard. they'll go in the classrooms and find on each desk there's also a

care package. >> the construction project included an outdoor classroom and painting mural. the mission childcare was in danger of being closed and its building sold to a developer. the city raised $5.7 million to buy it and keep it open. this is the largest sub su diesed childcare center. >> hundreds of women will look their best on program night. lesl leslie west is the wife of david west. she organized the benefit. leslie began the dress give away more than a decade ago and she's led them in the cities where husband david has played. abc 7 news was at the santa clara convention center as people came to share their passion for sneakers. a tracked a crowd of mostly young men who like to buy, sell, dsplay and even wear the latest

styles in sneakers. we asked them about which sneakers they thought were the h hottest and many told us anything designed by kanye abc 7 news was in oakland adds kansas city chiefs quarterback -- corner back marcus peters treated children and their families to free rides and free food. peters grew up in west oakland and wanted to give back. the event is called the it takes a village carnival and he told us why. >> my way of bringing the community together because the community is a village. when i was growing up, i could walk down the street and i could get -- my neighbors can make sure that i was acting in line and i was doing the right things. >> peters hopes to host other events like this one throughout the year in oakland. those who like fresh air and exercise will soon be kplic complimented with a stunning view seven days a week courtesy

of the bay bridge bike path. the path along the eastern span of the bay bridge will be open sunday to saturday. path users will be greeted a by vista point complete with bathroom, benches and a water fountain. previously it was open only on weekends while they took down the rest of the bay bridge. good sunday morning to you. starting out with cooler temperatures and clear conditions. here's live doppler 7. we are clear. we'll continue to see the dome of high pressure not only protect california but the western third of the nation for the next three days before we get into some more dramatic changes and perhaps go back to springtime. because it's been awfully summer like and a live look outside looking just a bit he's out there. little bit more moisture in the air. conditions are alive for just a little bit of fog. 51 in the city. 54 in oakland. 53 in mountain view and san jose. looking at 40s in half man bay.

from the golden gate bridge you can see how clear it is. later on today we'll have gusty winds at the coast. that will bring your temperatures down from mid 70s to mid and upper 60s today from our beaches. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in fairfield and 53 in concord. 46 in livermore. nice a-- sunshine and warmth overall. the warmest day of the week will be wednesday. much cooler air heads our way the end of the week . if you're headed to the coastline, water temperatures low 50s with upper 60s by about 4:00. that sea breeze is going to kick in throughout the day so it's going to feel cooler at ocean beach. let's check out san francisco for the week ahead. we should see about 64. today numbers will be just at

about 70 degrees. but will drop off a little bit tomorrow. then by wednesday with that offshore flow, that will be the warmest day of the week. temperatures will trail off as we go into the weekend. oakland a little more dramatic with highs in the 70s. average high 67. notice monday, tuesday, and wednesday we're flirting with 80 degrees here. then by the end of the week not only cooler, it's going to be breezy, so we'll look for those changes as we get towards thursday. giants game today in the afternoon with upper 60s. 7:00, it should be 70 degrees at 4:00 in the afternoon and highs ranging from the 60s. low 80s returning from concord. 82 in san jose. saw in 80s on the peninsula yesterday. just about the same today. you'll notice that breeze by about 3:00 in the afternoon out of the west. overnight lows in the mid 50s.

spring -- about 80 around the bay. even warmer tomorrow and the summertime heat arrives tuesday and wednesday with 90s inland. 70s at the shoreline. so that offshore fly warming up the coast and san francisco but by thursday we get our cooling. download our abc 7 news app. we could have a wind advisory by the middle of the week. a quick summer blitz. >> that's a nice way to put it. just ahead, printing a home in less than a day

stan rare joins us to tell us what's coming up. >> breaking the news overnight. deadly weather sweeping over the country. whips cars off the road. we've got team coverage of the destruction and the threat of more severe weather to come. plus president trump made full campaign mode with a rally overnight. he spent a good time of his chunk on stage bashing the news media. back in washington the spent dinner that the president skipped. returning to the main land after what was supposed to be a concert in the bahamas. a key celebrity promoter speaking up. all coming up on a busy sunday.

we'll see you soon. a celebration of maritime day all aimed at getting the next generation excited about future careers. abc 7 was in redwood city for steam fest 2.0. children learned how to build a mini city out of cardboard and design their own lighthouses. stands for science, telling, engineering and math. it started 12 years ago and has more girls attending than ever. >> seeing themselves as scientists, technologists, engineers, anything within those areas to be able to contribute because they've got a lot to offer. >> we've just done a really good job i think making a really big effort in making sure that the girls know they can do anything that boys can. >> 5,000 people attend ted this year's program. getting a look at machine that helps to revolutionize the home building industry. a giant 3 d printer building a

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it is great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. here's the conditions. >> chris, look at that. 40s and 50s this morning. it is beautiful out there and certainly cooler as you get going this morning. 51 in san francisco. 54 in oakland. 53 in san jose and mountain view. 43 along the coast. sfo nice and clear with temperatures in the north bay in the mid 40s from nevada. 47 santa rosa. looking at 46 in livermore and from santa cruz, you were at 84 yesterday. 47 right now. seems to be a popular number. so from the 40s and 50s at 7:00.

we'll see more sunshine noontime. 60s to 73 and just as warm except a little bit more of a sea breeze at the coast today. we'll talk about the warmth continuing for the first half of the week and the cool down for the second half in just a few minutes. >> hold. hold. hold. launch director calling a hold. >> new this morning back to the drawing board. this morning's scheduled launch, the company's first with the government pay load was scrubbed because of a sensor issue less than a minute away from lift off. the rocket thought to be carrying a spy satellite. another flight window will open tomorrow at 4:00 a.m. president trump celebrated his 100th day in office by returning to one of the states that propelled him into the white house. while supporters cheered mr. trump, he skipped a room filled with some of his biggest critics, the annual white house

correspondent's dinner. josh haskell has more. >> reporter: on the night of his 100th day as president donald trump went back to pennsylvania where voters put him over the top on election day. >> more than 100 miles away from washington swamp. >> reporter: pointedly stiffing the annual white house correspondent dinner where washington big shots dined without the president for the first time in 36 years. >> i think he's in pennsylvania because he can't take a joke. >> at a campaign style rally with an overflow crowd, the president boosted he's gotten off to a roaring start. >> 100 days of devotion, hard work and love for our great country. >> reporter: in fact, he signed 29 bills so far. around the country tens of thns marked the milestone with protests over president trump's climate policy. >> you can't get anything

through congress and yet republicans control everything. >> the president faces his second 100 days with a long to do list. his border wall a campaign promise in search of funding. >> if the democrats knew what the hell they were doing they'd approve it so easy. >> and the obamacare over haul still being hammered out. >> i'll be so angry if we don't get that damn thing passed quickly. >> but he holds on to the hearts and minds of believers. >> you can't fix the problems in 100. >> abc news, hair russ . this comes as the super carrier u.s.s. carl vinson and other american war ships join south korean vessels for joint exercises. they detected a failed missile launch near the north korean

capital. a north korean newspaper published rendering aircraft carriers useless is not a problem for the communist station military. north korea will be on the agenda, but one of this morning's guests has broken promises on her mind. house minority leader nancy pelosi will talk about president trump's failure to live up to what he promised as well as what she calls the republican disaster catastrophic tax plan. you watch this week at 8:00 this morning followed by abc 7 morning at 9:00. home video captured how quickly the flames moved. >> look at it collapsing the house side. >> hurry, firemen. >> you're looking at what happened as fire crews raced on the scene northwest of indianapolis. a couple and their 3-year-old daughter escaped from their burning home after smelling

smoke and seeing the flames. firefighters could not save their home but they did keep the flames from spreading to nearby structures. 6 million gallons of wastewater have spilled into the creeks. this is video from february showing water going into the spillway. it was the first time it happened in ten years all because of the rain we got over the winter. the the sewage went into trib b -- tributaries. that the water seeped into storage ponds that store sewage, however the water was treated so the public is not at risk. bees are creating a buzz in parts of northern california with a big increase in bee swarms. this is the time of year when bees start the process again and the recent rains have kept them inside until now. >> this year the weather

affected us, there's so much out there for them to eat, drink. plenty of wild flower for them. so they're a lot more active. way more active than a couple years ago. >> some bee keepers in sacramento say their called about bee swarms have more than doubled. the comeback is impressive after losing so many col now more television networks can be on the hit list. abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: netflix hit by hackers. ten new episodes of the streaming services hit show "o ranch is the new black" leaked online more than a month before their scheduled clees. the dark over loord claiming thy uploaded to an illegal file sharing service after they say

netflix didn't pay a ransom. netflix telling variety we are aware of the situation blaming the breach on a production vendor used by several major tv studios. and a new threat. the hacker also claim to have other shows. tweet whog tweeting who is next on the list? >> i think it's going to be a wakeup call for the rest of holiday. >> this the first major entertainment breach since sony was hacked in 2014. making executive stars and celebrity e-mails public releasing "annie" before the scheduled premier. >> abc couldn't independently verify the claims, though netflix says the fbi is investigating. in los angeles, marcie

how this robot can get to your door safely without stealing what's inside. before we break here's a live look outside. peer 15, gorgeous shot of the bay bridge. lisa will

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our santa cruz camera. it will be a nice day to head out to the coast. there is the possibility of rain in the forecast, though. lisa will tell us more about that coming up. happening today, 49ers icon dwight clark will be signing autographs. it will be his first appearance dis disclosing he has als. he takeneamed up with montana t produce what's called the catch which was about the touchdown in 1982 that put the niners in the super bowl for the first time. the installation of sunday's streets in san francisco comes to the tenderloin district. the event transforms streets into recreational spaces by banning cars for the afternoon. these are scenes from other sunday streets. in the tenderloin today from 11:00 to 4:00 you enjoy a

scavenger hunt, face painting, live music, and produce give away. the site is about a block blockk from the san francisco main library. lisa, i had a chance to go out to sunday streets last year in the tenderloin. the neighborhood really comes together. best part of vietnamese, you can think of. >> we're looking at 50s right now in oakland. 54 in particular with 52 in heyward. upoth upper 40s in the north bay. we do have a little bit of ne g everything in our outlook. >> also ahead the giants bullpen had a night to gforget. the padres exploded in the

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good morning, everyone. we're taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. looking pretty good on this sunday morning. lisa returns in a little bit with the full weather forecast. in sports both bay area baseball teams are in action today. first the a's take on the astros in houston. first pitch at 11:10. then the giants host the san diego padres this afternoon. pitch at 1:05.

yesterday it was a rough second ham for the g men after a solid start. here's rick with the highlights in this morning's sports report. > good morning. disappointing start to the giants season. got a little uglier last night as the hpadres exploded for eigt runs. 49 49er great dwight clark got a warm welcome. allowed one run over five innings. he was in line for a win as the giant look a lead in the fifth on this single up the middle. after cain left for a pitch hitter, it all came apart in the sixth as the padres sent ten batters to the plate. hedges ties it up with this single off strat ton. stratton was tied for five home runs. caps the inning with a blast

ramirez. the giants once again own the worst record in the national league. at minute maid park j.j. watts threw out the first pitch. a's starter was looking good on the mound. stayed scoreless till the fourth. former astro lowry connects. second home run of the season. in the fifth with two men on, lowry rips a base hit to field. p p pender will try to score. oakland got some insurance in the eighth as chris davis. it's his third home run in two days. the a's hang on to beat the astros 2-1. the 49ers and raiders were busy a they selected a total of 12 players on the final day of the envelope draft. with its fourth round pack, san

francisco took joe williams who got the news at his gnohomemhohe pennsylvania. he finished his college career at levi stadium. williams was the offensive mvp has he led utah past indiana in the foster farms bowl. louisiana tech receiver was taken in the fifth round. san francisco took defensive linemen. miami safety was selected in the seventh round. >> i'm proud to say with the 129th pick in the 2017 nfl draft the oakland raiders select david sharp. >> that's the nevada governor announcing the raiders fourth round pick from their future home in las vegas. sharp is a 6'6",

from florida. four picks in the seventh round. washington state safety, alabama state offensive tackle, carolina running back. that is sports for a sunday morning. i'm rick quan. have a great >> good sunday morning you to. waking up to clear conditions. just a little bit of haze out there. in the upper 40s right now. certainly chilly. cooler than it has been since yesterday morning. 51 in san francisco. 53 in mountain view as well as san jose with 40s from gilroy and half moon way. just 41 degrees. looking at a nice sunny start where the wins are light but that will change by this afternoon. 47 santa rosa. upper 40s napa and nevada. 53 in concord. looking at temperatures much

cooler along the coast this morning. couple degrees cooler to you elsewhere. yesterday you were in the 60s due to all that wind and starting out in the 40s. golden gate bridge looks very calm. the wins will start gusting from point reyes down to half moon bay. still nice out. it still plenty of sun in the mid and upper 60s throughout the afternoon. warmer days through wednesday. that looks to be the warmest with 90s widespread inland. even warm weather in san francisco. temperatures will bottom out to near average, but it should be nice by the end of the week. that's thursday, friday, and saturday. so as we look at the profile, the temperatures through tomorrow, we're warming up another three to five degrees from today's reading. back to the 70s for the city. it will still be nice at the coast. 80s will arrive in richmond with upper 80s inland.

heyward hovering in the low 80s. as you get to wednesday that offshore flow pushing that warm air from the inland valleys. warms as it heads towards the coast. warmest numbers we've seen since about last october. going to be toasty come midweek. but then it all changes. so enjoy today. a lot like yesterday in the south bay. low 80s for san jose. on the peninsula, beautiful afternoon. lots of sun. the breeze kicks in late in the day. 77 for you in redwood city. about 70 degrees. it should be breezy by about 3:00. look for 68 in daly city in the north bay. not a whole lot of change. santa rosa a cool start. upper 60s. early on it will be nice before that sea breeze kicks in. might get a little gusty at times. 73 in berkeley. 80 in union city. head inland, very little change here with low 80s from concord. day game today over in san francisco with 67 degrees at

1:00. 70 at 4:00. mild afternoon. tonight a little cool. the winds kicking up along the shoreline. upper elevations, we'll see those gusty winds kick in. that will bring the dryer area with us to arrive in the morning. that translates to a warmer afternoon come monday. tuesday and wednesday watch out. feels like summer. down loot the news app and you can track the changes which will occur the first half of the week. second half of the week the on shore winds will bring the temperatures back into the 70s. we could see some more changes towards next sunday. but not yet. >> translator: app is always handy: the next time you order food for delivery you might be surprised who's at the door. for those that live in san carlos, it could be a robot. a new trial under way to see if robots can ease traffic congestion and pollution. david shows us how to the robots

are catching on. >> on its favorite day this robot is proving to be a similar sight. the twins had to check it out. the unnamed robot is part of a pilot to make office and home deliver res in san carlos. here you see alicia feeling a lockable com part epartment wit order of cup cakes. the robot heads to the delivery destination. its cameras help it to navigate around people and obstacles. it knows to pause at driveways. >> when it comes to crossing roads, looks both ways and only crosses when it's safe. we haven't had any major accidents yet. we haven't had any thefts or anything like that. >> a human is following it as part of the pilot for safety and to answer questions. some day its operation could be managed remotely. the robot sends a text to the customer upon arrival. however, the human handler can also assist with deliver. >> if you don't want to walk outside to get the delivery, we'll take it to your door because in the near term there's

a human handler involved. we want to ensure that the experience is fantastic for everybody. >> the robot travels down the sidewalk at about four miles an hour which doesn't seem fast, but when it gets going i'm having to sprint to keep up. redwood city was first in the region to test the robots. >> we look to expand it to other things. maybe working with our library beyond the restaurant delivery. >> anyone messing with the robots will set off an alarm. coming up, how you help give a fighting chance to every baby in the annual march of dimes event in the

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welcome back. here are the winning numbers from the $113 million power ball. 22, 23, 24, 45, 62, the power number 5. nobody picked all six numbers so wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $130 million. and the winning numbers from last night's $33 million super lot to plus drawing, 4, 14, 31, 42, 43, the mega number 2. nobody picked all six in that drawing either, so wednesday night's prize goes up to $34 million. happening today is the annual march for babies in anjose. this is where hundreds of people

walk so more children can take their first step. abc 7 is a proud media sponsor. the event is a three mile jaunt being held at history park. the march of dimes raises millions of dollars to support prenatal wellness programs, research grants and family support for babies born sick or too early. the start time is 9:00 a.m. how is the weather looking for them? >> sunny in the low 60s. pleasant, but by the afternoon very warm. today numbers will be just about 70 degrees. wins pick up and we'll see temperatures increase by wednesday and looking at the numbers coming down suddenly by the end of the week. numbers today around the bay a lot like yesterday with that 80 in fremont. 82 in san jose. mid and up70s with that late day sea breeze. so it's warmer for everyone through wednesday. in fact, wednesday looks to be the hottest day with 90s inland. even tuesday we'll see 90s. but then it all comes back to

average by the end of the week. plenty of sun. looks like a dry forecast. but very changeable each day. going to be windy as well. >> anytime i hear 90 i'm just, like, make it go away. >> it won't be long. >> lisa, thank. thanks to you for joining us. for caroline tiler and lisa, i'm chris. gma is next. abc 7 morning is back at 9:00 a.m. we will see you then.

good morning, america. breaking overnight, deadly tornado. >> there's a tornado crossing the road right now. >> at least five people killed. dozens injured as twisters tear across texas. one at least a mile wide. >> i'm just devastated. >> dealership destroyed. cars tossed like toys. homes demolished. >> just took a direct hit. >> the towns picking up the pieces this morning. the same system bringing killer floods. the raging waters in the heartland. homes and cars underwater. two children swept away. this man just barely managing to escape. the states of emergency declared with more dangerous weather on the way right now. marking his milestone. president trump's campaign-style rally in pennsylvania, thanking his supporters.