>> the identity of the other man arrested in connection with the bombing has not been released but they did identify the suicide bomber, 22-year-old salman albedi.

authorities have not yet found a link between isis and albedi. >> in is the ninth deadly terror attack since january 2015. in all, 304 people killed, 234 of them in four separate attacks in france. >> the u.s. is not increasing its alert level because of the manchester bombing. the fbi says there are no credible threats against u.s. targets. >> it is really a time when we need to be crowd sourcing at these events. if you see certainly, say something. it is not inappropriate to grab a cop or somebody in uniform and say, hey, certainly doesn't look right here. >> you should report anybody who looks out of the ordinary or

loitering in places that are usually off limits. >> and what's being done done de concert-goers safe here. >> and at sam's police are helping surveillance video will help them in this case. yes? >> reporter: there are lots of cameras around here, not on at near businesses but also at homes. investigators are going through that surveillance foot and right now hoping to find a clear image of the suspect. sam's super burger boasts it's open late until 2:30 a.m., a convenience for customers that got dicey for one overnight employee. san leandro police say a man robbed the burger joint at 2:30 this morning and shot an employee one time in each leg.

>> that's crazy but it's not uncommon. this place is open until 3:00 in the morning. we hear about it getting robbed occasionally and it's usually at night. >> reporter: an employee says surveillance cameras captured the suspected headed down this alley. >> he was a black male, 5 foot 6 -- 5'6", 5'8" and black hoodie. >> we've taken pellets or bullets to our possible. >> employees at sam's today say they hadn't heard much about the

shooting. >> woe're getting our first loo at a suspect in a frightening incident with this man. the woman said she awoke to find him standing at the end of her bed. the police want to hear anyone who recognizes the man in the sketch. >> last september, elijah was in a car that had run out of gas when malihan rear ended it. she already had a dui arrest before last year's accident. elijah's family said they were disappointed she wasn't charged with second degree murder. >> we want to give you a live look at our mt. tam camera.

the fog is moving in in the distance so it's likely to get cooler. >> spencer is forecast. >> it's anywhere from 2 degrees cooler to 11 degrees cooler, the exception is antioch, which is warmer. the fog pushing out over san francisco, san jose 77, 55 in half moon bay. fog is getting low at the golden gate. napa and santa rosa, 82 in novato, 85 at livermore. here's an evening planner. mostly clear skies into the late evening hours, a little coastal fog will start to expand late

tonight. it will be quite mild inland until later tonight but cool near the coast and the bay. if you're out and about tonight near the coast or the bay, you might want to bundle up a little bit. >> thank you, spencer. sound the alarm. firefighters in contra costa county are looking for help. they want ten feet of clearance. >> investigators are looking into the cause of an overnight fire that damaged a mall. intense smoke prevented firefighters from going inside. crews knocked down the fire around 4:35 this morning using ladder trucks. business owners say they have no

clue what they're going to do now. >> we're walking into a big mess and we have no idea what we're going to do. we're so caught by surprise. >> the city condemned the building hours later. no damage estimate yet and no one was injured. >> a deadly tanker truck started a huge fire in atwater this morning, causing people to make a dash to safety. my goodness, look at these flames. you could hear a pop from the explosion. this after a tanker ran off of highway 99. it crashed and exploded into flames. then the cars peeled out of there. witnesses say the truck was already on fire had it went off the freeway. the driver was killed in the accident. thankfully nobody else was hurt. 95 southbound was closed for hours. >> a soil analysis found the

ground under lum elementary school could cause the ground to collapse. but families claim the evidence isn't strong enough to justify the move. >> dublin unified school district is considering a controversial plan to build a new high school two ploks from the jail. enrollment is expected to increase to 6,700 students studs the next two years. >> another massive landslide on big sur. plus -- >> i think we're about to see a shift in the marketplace. >> a major drop in home sales. what it could mean if you're looking to buy a house. >> and the new effort to prevent sexual harassment in schools and the young women behind it. >> and the live look at the highways in san francisco. it is slow going in both directions on the right-hand side. that is your southbound,

pengui peninsula and over to the east bay they're

economists are always looking for trends that forecast change. today a sharp drop in new home sales, raising questions whether the real estate market is showing signs of softening. >> reporter: kb homes has selling under way in 26 bay area communities, half in the south bay. however, the u.s. commerce

department noted a hiccup last month, new home sales in the west dropped 26%, largest drop in a knfew years. >> i think we're about to see a drop in the marketplace. >> the president of the association of realtors is starting to see a softening in the market. >> where i used to get 12 or 15 offers on a property, it's two or three and where i used to get $100,000 over offer, it's closer to $20,000. >> one in five families can afford to buy the median price home. if that number falls below 20%, which it did in 2006 and 2007, we see a slowing in the marketplace. >> reporter: housing cycles tend to run five to seven years, until a recovery starts and the

market becomes a bit tense and could develop a bubble. we are currently in year five of a housing market recovery. still housing developers see the south bay be a strong market. many projects are being built near public transit. >> san francisco's alamo square park is set to reopen tomorrow after a year-long renovation. the city spent $5 million to replace the grass with the drought resistant variety. they added new benches and a water bottle filling station. the old rest rooms have been updated and there will be a new single user rest room that will accommodate wheelchairs and a sprinkler system to keep the grass green. >> with memorial day weekend coming up, the big sur area would normally be a popular tourist destination. >> however, a massive landslide

hit highway 1 this weekend. >> let's get right to this breathtaking video. that's what it looks like when a quarter a mile gives way, unleashing 250 tons of dirt into the ocean. luckily no one was hurt. now, caltranstweeted this picture taken at the slide. engineers are just starting to assess the damage. they expect the repairs will take months if not longer. >> it should be easy if the roadway is still there. not easy but not as complicated as if the roadway was missing, which we think might be the case. >> a massive slide in january damaged the span beyond repair. the replacement is set to open in september. from now -- for

much off limits. this is the coastline at mud creek before this past weekend's slide and here is how it looks after the slide. notice that skirt protruding from the coastline? that wasn't there before. it's there now. that's what happens when five slides combine into one. engineers warn we may see more before the seasonal danger is over. >> it looks like that's going to take a long time to fix. >> let's get a look at the forecast. >> it's still sizzling in some areas, 90 degrees and above. everywhere else was cooler today. you can see the fog is at the coastline and it has certainly, e exerted a cooling influence

around the bay and most inland spots, except the far inland east bay. this is the view from our east bay hills camera, where you can see a little bit of fog stacked up there along the coastline. we see foggy areas overnight, cooler days ahead through friday and it will start to get milder or warmer memorial day weekend, which is a nice time for temperatures to start rising again. 59 degrees at half moon bay, 91 to fairfield, 38-degree temperature difference between half moon bay and brentwood right now. on we go to our fog force extending out over the bay and locally inland, much as it did last night and tomorrow will pull back to the coastline much as it did today. the difference is that that cooling influence will probably reach the inland areas overnight lows will range from low to mid 50s. tomorrow a few lingering high

clouds, temperatures from upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s at the bay and mainly upper 70s inland. a couple of locations may top out at 80 degrees or higher. i have a graduation forecast for you. g gallileo high school will have it's graduation tomorrow. it will be pleasant. and tree pollen is still high, weed pollen coming up, though it's low right now, grass pollen moderate, mold supports low, and -- mold spores low and and anda is high. temperatures will rise to seasonal temperatures on saturday, warmer on sunday and

memorial day monday and tuesday. >> so the holiday weekend doesn't look too bad. >> looks pretty good. if you like warm weather, the temperatures will be steadily rising into the weekend into the big holiday on monday. that's probably the kind of pattern you want. >> not too hot. right. >> exactly. >> well, the rush is on to get the western conference finals gear. >> and i'll let you know what you can expect at the finale of "dancing with the stars" coming up. >> and prior to the california gold rush of the 1840s, census records recorded only 54 chinese immigrants in california. by 1876, that number had increased to more than 116,000. u.c. berkeley's bancroft library documents the history of the

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the "dancing with the stars" are down to their final performance. >> we're live in los angeles with a preview. >> the final three couples are going to leave it right on the floor tonight. they are gearing up for the final performance. the couples given just 24 hours to rehearse and soon we will know who this season's champion of "dancing with the stars" is. the competition has been tough and after weeks of dancing, 12 celebrity couples are now down to three battling for the mirror

ball trophy. >> you are the fans' band. >> david ross went into the finale with the lowest judges' scores, monday proving he's still a fan favorite. >> the only thing missing was a beer and a hot dog. >> reporter: and capable of hitting o of the park. fifth harmony singer continued to wow the judges. >> it was like watching angels dancing. divine. >> reporter: even after twisting her ankle just days before the finale. and coming into the finale at the top of the leader board, nfl player rashad jennings. >> everybody will never forget this one. >> reporter: he pulled off a perfect 40 for his

and free style. they get ready to perform a fusion challenge before the winner will be announced. tonight's scores will be added to last night's scores and viewer votes to determine a winner. we're told this season's 12 couples will be back for a special performance. >> is there a projected front-runner at this point? >> you know, at this point i believe that it is anyone's game. rashad, they killed it with their scores and then there's also david ross, who we've seen is not the strongest dancer but is still in this game because he's got those fan votes. >> thanks so much. >> i'm going rashad jennings. athletes always seem do well

with this and he's got the moves. >> the newest season of "the bacheloret bachelorette" and the already the internet is buzzing about one of the contestants. >> it's all about whaboom. do you want a glimpse of it? >> yeah. >> whaboom! >> that's just a glimpse. >> he lives in santa monica. viewers tweeted they're not big fans of his whaboom and "the washington post" asked if he's the very worst contestant in history. you can decide for yourself next

monday. >> look for big cuts in pr president trump's proposed budget. >> we took the president's speeches and priorities and turned them into numbers. >> and the cuts that could affect route 66. >> the new accuweathe

live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. the eiffel tower went dark to honor those killed in manchester, england. paris suffered its own attack in november of 2015 when 130 people were killed. >> president trump also showed support tweeting "we stand in absolute solidarity with the people of the united kingdom." world news tweeted that concerts and sports venues, transportation hubs and malls are all soft targets vulnerable to attack. and all this comes as napa is preparing to kick off its big

bottle rocket music festival on friday. 120,000 people are expected there. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has a look at some of the security measures taken to keep concert-goers safe. >> the nappy valley fair ground looked like a work in progress. the venue expected to draw 120,000 people during three days beginning friday as bottle rock and the throngs return again. >> it puts us on the map. >> but after yesterday's fatal attack in england, does any anyone want to be on the map today? bottlerock made a statement: we asked the local police. >> our security position has not changed. we have worked over the last four years to develop a security

plan that we have a high level of confidence in. >> reporter: before entering the venue, expect >> some of this comes back to the public. >> reporter: if you see something suspicious, report it. in these urn certain times, better to be watchful than to become a headline. >> as security threats continue, stay with abc 7 for the latest information. download the abc 7 app to have breaking news alerts sent right to your smartphone. >> so many people are sending their thoughts to manchester. you can embassy press your condolences by sending this

image. it's on our facebook page. >> air force i landed from tel aviv earlier today. the president is slated to meet with pope francis tomorrow at the vat begicanvatican. the pair have a contentious history. the pope was critical when it came to building a war on the mexican border. >> back here at home president trump's first budget has been delivered to capitol hill. serena marshall is there with the strong reaction. >> reporter: it's an annual tradition, the president delivers a budget. >> it's definitely dead on arrival. >> reporter: it's supposed to be another campaign promise fulfilled. >> we took the president's speeches, priorities and turned them into numbers.

>> reporter: a billion dollars to start building his southern border wall. what medicare and social security are left untouched, it includes more than $3 trillion of spending cuts over the years and coupled with tax cuts for the wealthy. it guts anti-poverty and safety net programs with an $800 billion cut to medicaid and more than $190 billion cut to food stamps. on capitol hill democrats not hiding their disdain for the budget. oregon senator tweeting this is where the trump budget >> this would require us to retreat from the world diplomatical diplomatically. you'd have a lot of benghazis in become law. >> reporter: economists claimed that the budge was double double

dipping. serena marshall, abc news, capitol hill. >> governor brown blasted the president's budget proposal saying this is based on utterly bogus economic assumptions. it gives a massive tax break to the wealthiest while imposing painful and debilitating burden on tens of millions of decent people. >> and intelligence committee that he shared his concerns about russian efforts with top congressional leaders last august. he also testified he's aware of intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and people involved in the trump campaign and plmr. trump may hae

violated two -- >> such intelligence is shared through intelligence channels because it needs to be handled the right way and make sure it is not exposed. he didn't do that, again, if the press charges are accurate. >> reporter: brennan says he doesn't know if there's been collusion in the trump administration to stifle the investigation. the issue of collusion came today. director dan coats testified it would be -- would not be appropriate to characterize discussions with the president. >> jury selection is under way in the trial against bill cosby. eight jurors have already been assigned to the case. lawyers still need to select four more and six a the 79-year-old comedian is accused of drugging and

assaulting a woman. >> lavon trips in 2004 and early 2015. authorities say they're still looking for two others wanted in connection with the smuggling ring. >> route 66, the historic american roadway that links chicago to the west coast soon may be dropped from a national park service program. it is set to expire and with it would go millions of grants to tourist spots in struggling downs. the federal government decommissioned route 66 as a u.s. highway in 1985. >> well, it's a sweep for the warriors. the team arrived home early this morning and fans were out, too,

hoping to get their hands on the nba finals gear and many were out of luck. >> fog is at the coast and this time it's going to bring cooling to all areas. i'll have forecast coming up. >> as is always case, the southbound lanes is backed

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the warriors catching up on rest after returning around 3 a.m. they are western conference champions again. warrior fans are wasting no time snatching up merchandise after the finals. >> reporter: serious fans got up early to grab up medical. >> last night after the game was over, we had about 500 customers. the line was wrapped around the building. >> when i got here, the line was like a mile long already. it was only like 15 minutes after the game. >> reporter: hildeguard got some shirts last night but came back

this morning to different sizes and some hats. but they were all sold out. >> i guess they're all sold out. fortunately for fans like hildeguard, last night's game was not a nail biter. she has no doubt her man cuicur will survive the championship, too. >> there's no way we'll lose. >> reporter: now, when they win the championship, they'll have a new round t-shirts. as for the hats for the western conference championships, if you want one of those, they're getting a new shipment tomorrow. they don't know what time. amy hollyfield,

>> game two is also at oracle. games three and four are on the road. you can watch all the exclusive exclusively here on abc 7. >> we want to see your photos and videos. use the #dubson 7. >> we have to get spencer some gear for the finals so he can wear what that cat was wearing. >> i like all that stuff, buy it for me. fog is on the coastline. it is cooling things off. look for temperatures mainly in the low to mid 50s. tomorrow high clouds, fog at the coast and cooler in virtually all locations. inland highs will rise only into the 70s in most locations.

the memorial day weekend coming up, we'll see seasonal temperatures on saturday, turning a little warmer on sunday and warmer still on monday. by monday we'll see inland highs in the middle -- mid 80s, which is warmer than average for this time of year. thursday and friday highs inland rising only into the low to mid 70s. temperatures rising everywhere saturday and sunday and warm weather returns for the beginning of next week. >> looks good for the holiday. thank you, spencer. >> a piece of space history could be yours. this is more than moon dust. the story behind this little bag. >> ♪ the sun'll come out tomorrow... ♪ for people with heart failure, tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible.

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t he died after a bout with cancer. >> my name is bond, james bond. >> after a 20-plus year career in various television and movie roles, roger moore was pressed into the role of james bond. he played the iconic character seven times over the next 20 years. >> but james, i need you. >> so does england. >> "with the heaviest of hearts, we must share the awful news that our first, sir roger moore, passed away today." moore became the third actor to play the spy in the bond film franchise. his roles included "live and let die", "the spy who loved me" and

"a view with a kill." he was a charming ladies man. >> how do you kill five hours in rio if you don't samba? >> moore was honored with a star on the hollywood walk of fame and when he received his knight hood from queen elizabeth ii, it was for his deb nai nair nai n r pierce brosnan wrote today on facebook "you wee a terrific james bond and one that led the way for me, the world will miss you and your unique sense of humor for years to come." >> he seemed to enjoy his work. >> totally. >> you're more of a daniel craig bonds -- >> i'm a big daniel craig fan

but that's besides the point. >> if you go to classic bond, sean connery is number one, roger moore is the funniest. >> speaking a guy who is suave, we're going to michael >> he's here with a settlement means for us. >> california will receive the largest share of target's settlement money. the attorney general says the money will go towards enforcing consumer protection laws. none of the money will go to the 7.7 million people whose was compromised.

>> a federal judge has tripled the award do not call list. the judge in north carolina upped it from $400 the accusations were made by the epa on 4,000 vehicles on the ram 1,500 and jeep grand chaerokee. chrysler has denied any wrong

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ago. the space walk lasted about three hours, short by nasa's standards. witson has tied the record of 10 and is third on the all-time list. >> this is a bag that neal armstrong used to bring the first moon dust back to earth on the historic apollo 11 landing way back in 1969. a chicago woman bought the bag for $999 at a government auction. she sent it to nasa to confirm authenticity. mistake. they refused to give it back. she had to sue and she got it back. it contains traces of moon dust. it's now expected to nab millions at auction. >> more than that $900. >> yeah. >> wow.

preventing sexual harassment in schools. >> what we've been taking and accepting is unacceptable. >> the effort to make a change in oakland and the young women behind some proposed policy changes. >> kristen is here with a look at what's coming up ahead at 5:00. >> the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. >> his sisters are still traumatized. >> the case again three guards is winding down. why the prosecution says it was an all-out assault. >> and why you should put your hiking shoes away for now. and a local indy car user looking for redemption.

tonig every school has a sexual harassment policy but oakland will have a new policy modified

by female students. >> reporter: slapping a girl's rear end on fridays has been going on in some schools for years. kya says there's nothing playful about that behavior. >> they just sexually harass girls, touch them inappropriately. girls will speak up and voice that it wasn't okay but it wasn't respected when it comes out of our mouths. >> there's a lot of messages that we hear from music and. >> reporter: she's a former student. she said the behaviors are often embedded in one major change is getting rid of language that suggests that

people may be penalized for reporting sexual harassment. >> that automatically shuts people down. i don't want to make this worse than what i've already experienced so i'd rather not say anything, sweep it under the rug. >> and another is to keep the victim informed of the process from the beginning. the new policy will be reported to oakland's board of education tomorrow night. it is expected to pass unanimously. >> a special graduation was held today for 24 young women, a continuation school for graduate moms. the keynote speaker is a former teen mom and graduate who runs the division at the felton

institute. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4. abc 7 news at 5 starts now. >> we've searched every hospital but there's just n signs of her. >> parents still searching for their children more than 24 hours after the attack in manchester. >> i've attended concerts for years and taken my kids. >> you never know where anything's going to happen. >> and guards on trial accused of killing an inmate. prosecutors say what they did boils down to onin this evening, abuse of power. >> feeling tapped out. the lingering effect of the drought has a lot of people paying more for water. >> live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." >> manchester united, tens of thousands chant "manchester" as

they stand in solidarity against evil, one day after a deadly terror attack. tonight the united kingdom has raised its terror threat to critical. ♪ ♪ >> meanwhile muslims in manchester try to comfort those who are grieving tonight. >> we're going to do it all over again and we'll do it every single day until we find that little girl. whatever it takes, i'm going to find her. i'm going to bring her home. >> and we have an emotional look at that packed stadium one night ago, filled with teen-agers singing one of ariana grande's hit songs. ♪ ♪ >> the lyrics "one last time, i need to be the one who takes you home." at