arianna grande last night at least 29 people dead and over 50 people hurt. >> isis is claiming responsibility for the terror in manchester. >> we heard a loud bang and it was just silence and then we saw some people running towards the door, shouting to run and get out. >> people were climbing over each other and i lost a friend at the time who i was with and i got really, really worried because everybody was just in such a rush to leave. >> reporter: condemnation of the fact was swift. >> dozens of innocent people, beautiful young children savagely murdered in this heinous attack. >> all acts of terrorism are cowardly attacks on innocent people. but this attack stands out, for

its appalling, sickening cowardice. >> reporter: manchester police say that the attacker died in the explosion, but they have arrested another man in connection with the explosion as the uk tries to come to terms with the tragedy it has experienced. >> let us remember those who died and let us celebrate those who helped, safe in the knowledge that the terrorists will never win. >> the suicide bomber has been identified as 22-year-old salman abedi. today britain raised its threat alert level to critical, it's highest level. and soldiers could be seen on the streets and at events to keep people safe. >> back here in the united states, the new york yankees tonight played "god save the

queen" after a moment in silence in honor of the manchester victims. it's one of dozens of memorials around the world that were held today. right here in the bay fbi tells us there are no credible threats around the area. >> we ask people to keep their eye s and ears open. security is not just for law enforcement, and first responders, it's everybody's responsibility. we need to be crowd sourcing security at these events. >> and police want people to report someone loitering around an event. wayne friedman joining us from napa with a look at what to expect there. >> reporter: a few days from now, we expect to where standing

in this very spot, watching over the crowd and the people outside, and a wonderful event. but in light of manchester, we have to ask some difficult questions. on friday, saturday and sunday, some 120,000 people. right now the timing could not be less perfect. >> i just don't see it as a target. i don't choose to live my life, i guess, i'm not a fear based person, i don't live my life afraid. >> the point being that san francisco is not manchester, england. it's a question we must ask with bottle rock at the center of the musical universe. >> bottleding rock napa valley works in coordination with local

and regional law enforcement agencies to provide the very best in safety measures for our festival guests. so we asked local police. >> our security has not changed. we have worked over the last eight years to develop a security plan that we have a high level of trust in. >> as to prevents threats just outside -- >> i don't know that you can everybo ever control it. i think what we try to do is maintain as high a level of visibility as we can. and it comes back to the public. >> reporter: in short if a concert goer sees someone or something suspicious, say something. it's better to be cautious than to become a headline. >> you can express your condolences by sharing this image, it's on our abc7 facebook page. new at 6:00, we have traced

what company made a nacho cheese dip that could be to blame for a botulism outbreak and one man has died. the cheese was purchased at a gas station just south of sacramento, 10 people have been hospitalized and one has died. gehl foods says it's foods remain clear for any c contaminati contamination. the trial involving three san jose prison guards. closing arguments began today. >> reporter: all three jail guards are free on bail right now, but their days may be numbered. today the deputy district attorney reminded the jury of all the evidence that he says points to murder. >> the deputy da told the jury

it doesn't matter what one of these jail guards struck michael tyree. he just has to prove that one of the guards physically assaulted tyree that led to his death. >> this is a very disturbing case that this happened at all. and it makes me wonder how much more it happens in other jails throughout the state. >> reporter: the prosecutor pointed to evidence the morning after tyree's death. rodriguez did google searches can you die if someone punches you in the armpit, can you die if someone punches you in the ribs. there was testimony from inmates in the same jail pod saying they heard screaming and thuds. >> to establish the sort of setting for everything. >> reporter: the prosecution also reminded jurors of text

messages between farris and rodriguez where they joked about being physical with inmates and they were glad that were no cameras on the jailhouse floor the defense is expected to reiterate during their statements this was an accident, not a beating. attorneys maintain tee tyree stood on a toilet and either jumped or fell causing the injury. >> the wife of a she's accused of rear ending a car that had run out of gas on 680 last september. ma ls ark malahan is the wife of a sheriff's deputy and had been arrested for dui one before that

fatal accident. san rafael police hope you can find a suspect who showed up in a woman's bedroom. she told police a man who looks like this step showed up at the foot of her bed and shined a light in her eyes. this happened on may 10, in san rafael area. meanwhile san leandro police, are looking for a suspect who robbed a sam's superburger and shot an employee overnight. melanie woodruff shows us surveillance video could help investigators. >> san leandro police say that the many cameras around the superburger can help identify the man who robbed

cherry wood avenue. >> this lays is open until like 3:00 in the morning and we hear about it getting robbed occasionally and it's usually at night. >> reporter: employees at a paint shop next door to sam's -- an employee says surveillance cameras captured the suspect headed down this alley. >> the suspect is described as a black man in his 20s, thin build, 5'6", to 5'8" wearing a ski mask, he was wearing a black hoodie, blue jeans and white tennis shoes. >> reporter: police could not say whether this hole at sam's was from the overnight robbery. police say he was one of two employees at the business when the robbery and shooting occurred.

a student has been arrested accused of making a threat at saratoga high school. they told a teacher who contacted the administration immediately. police arrested the student yesterday and haven't stayed whether they'll pursue charges. female students are trying to rewrite the sexual harassment policy at oakland schools based on their own personal experiences. oakland unified could adopt a new sexual harassment policy as a result. >> the things that i was going through is still happening in school. it really resonated with me, when is change actually going to come and what does it take to get that change? >> one yr major change is getting rid of language that indicates the victim will be penalized as a result of the incident. the new policy will go before

oakland's board of edge kargs. at 6:30, we're live at sfo to hear from people get off the first flight from england. i'm spencer christian, it's taken a couple of days, but the coastal fog has finally become the cooling fog, i'll have the accuweather forecast. a big league athlete is not a baseball player, the indy car driver who's also a die hard giants fan

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this fire on lakeside drive. the building is now con democrated. it housed at least nine businesses, including a hair and nail salon, a computer repair shop. police are looking for the cause, but they don't believe it's suspicious. we have a sad update on a missing santa rosa woman. the santa rosa sheriff said they located the body of catherine hubba hubbardy, the body was found 150 feet down a steep ravine, she may have slipped and fallen. now that the drought is over--in a weird mailing error could end up costing customers even more, abc7 news reporter

laura anthony is in lafayette. >> they want to raise rates so they can pay for projects like this one, but they have to give their customers notice. those notices didn't get mailed out properly the first time, so the district has to do it all over again. a mistake may add insult to injury to east bay mud company already facing the prospect of higher water rates. >> there was a delay in the mailing notice that went out to all of our customers. we think we missed approximately 15,000 to 20,000 customers. >> reporter: that means in addition to this full color mailer, many of mud's 85,000 account holders will also receive this black and white version. >> that's a costly >> irtt's $120,000 we estimate.

>> despite a wet winter and customers doing their part to conserve. overall, east bay customers cut their water usage cut their water usage by 20%. >> i think they have got fixed costs, they have got to make it upsome way. i'm okay, as long as everyone's saving and con conserving water. >> since we have had so much rain, it seems like a write thing to do. >> reporter: they say because people are using less water, the revenues are down. east bay mud will hold public hearings on the rate increases in late july. happening now, the first of three meetings for people to let sam trans know what they think

about eliminating bus routes. most busses carry 19 riders on average. route 11 runs in daly route 43 connects mills high with b.a.r.t. all these rules only operate on school days, the transit board will vote next month, if approved, the routes will be eliminated in august. volunteers pitched in to help a homeless center in oak land. this is part of national painting week. sherwin williams set up more than 200 projects nationwide, they covered supplies and time. volunteers said it's important that the space is comfortable and lively for the underserved people who use it to study or search for jobs. new numbers show signs of a shift in bay area real estate sales. the u.s. commerce department reports new home sales in the west fell 26% last month.

that is the largest drop in over six years, quincy says he doesn't believe there's a bubble, but calls it more of a flattening of the market, with the lack of affordable taking a toll on sales in the south bay. >> one not one of my families c afford to buy the median priced home. if that numb if. >> one builder the most houses in the community, mostly in the south bay. this is the graduation weather for mission high school here in san francisco, which takes place tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. it's going to be a lovely day, throughout the day, mostly sunny, a few clouds around, temperatures in the upper 50s,

so it looks like a great day for graduation. here's a look at live doppler 7 greeting you right now, and we have got mostly sunny skies still over our inland areas, but the fog is slowly advancing over the coastline, out over the bay and inland, and that will be the pattern overnight. it is 12 degrees cooler tonight in santa rosa than it was this time yesterday. and 8 degrees cooler in hayward. so all across the area, it has cooled off substantially from just a few hours ago. here's the fog coming out over san francisco. in oakland, it's 62, 67 degrees in mountain view, san jose 63. 68 in gill roy. this is a view from emeryville with the fog rolling in.

and one more view of bluer skies from our rooftop camera here at abc7, and these are our forecast features, we'll see foggy areas overnight. the fog is advancing already as you can tell, cooler days through friday, and milder weather. here's the fog cast, overnight the fog will extend inland, much as it did last night, then in the early morning hours, we'll see the fog pulling back to the coastline, and in the afternoon, it will be much like today, only a little bit cooler. sunny skies over the bay and fog lingering at the coast. lows tonight will be generally in the low to mid 50s, but along the coast and in some north bay valley locations, we'll see lows dropping into the upper 40s, and tomorrow's highs will be in the upper 50s along the coast, to low 60s and upper 60s

so on we go to the accuweather 7-day forecast, cooling has begun already, we'll continue tomorrow, we'll see increasing clouds on thursday, friday will be the coolest day in the forecast period, we'll see temperatures gradually climbing back up the scale on sunday, and on monday, we'll see inland highs in the mid 80s, mid 70s in the bay, 60s along the coast. lovely holiday weekend coming up. as you just mentioned, weather is going to be great for memorial day weekend, but it's the weather that came befo [ inhales, exhales ]

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with memorial day weekend coming up, the big sur are are would be a big tourist destination. >> this is what it looks like when one quarter mile of hillside just gives way, unleashing 1 million tons of rock and dirt. can you imagine? most of it dropping 250 feet into the ocean, the rest burying highway 1 in 40 feet of debris. check out two new pictures

trans just sent us. the collapsed hillside is right here, look at that, incredible, right? and splitting the highway in two sections right there. cal trans expects the repair will take months if not longer. >> it should not be as complicated as if the roadway is missing, which we think might be the case. >> reporter: for now the 50 miles of highway 1 is pretty much off limits, it begins at big sur and ends at ragged point south of this past weekend's slide. i'm going to show you how dramatically this changed the coast line. this is the before picture, now see that skirt there protruding from the coastline, that was not there before and it's all due to this past weekend's slide. the seasonal danger is over.

when it comes time to buy wine, a lot of people count on the store shelf labels scoring the bottles. but what are you really getting? >> michael finney investigates whether those labels tell the whole story, and what you need to know before you buy your next bottle. and the contentious history when president trump meets the pope. >> there will be people that we know that have been affected by it. >> we're

right now the terror alert level is at critical in after last night's atnight's att arianna grande concert. >> police arrested salman

beebeads abedi who is a college student. >> i will call them from now on, losers. because that's what they are, they're losers. >> arianna grande has returned to her florida home, her dangerous woman tour has been postponed. passengers on a flight from manchester arrived at sfo just a few hours ago, the explosion happened the night before they took off. so some passengers were trying to find more information when their flight landed. >> reporter: well, they were indeed hungry for information. some of them wondering, you know, if they knew anybody in that concert. it was a long flight, they had no new details. now we spoke not only to passengers aboard that manchester flight, but also to manchester residents who were returning home aboard another flight.

dave toner and his wife live just north of manchester, he was going home today after vacationing in the u.s. >> we had an incident in times square recently, so it happened all over the world, so it's not going to discourage us from travel traveling anywhere. >> when it happens on your own doorstep, it resonates. >> they live in manchester, england and they're trying to find out if they know any of the victims. >> it's not a massive city, so undoubtedly we're going to be touched in some way. >> reporter: the carnage reminds them of an ira bombing some 20 years ago. >> we rebuilt the city, we said we don't mind, you bomb us if you want and we'll just build back the city. >> a friend, her niece was at

the concert, but she's found safe, but there was a girl that's been on facebook, olivia, her mom was doing a search for her, and i don't know if she's been found yet. >> reporter: all of those we spoke with agreed, that in this day and age, you have to go on with your life, but be especially alert, and as the british say, keep a stiff upper lip. >> as security threats continue and new information surfaces from manchester, stay with abc7 news for the latest information, you can follow us online on facebook and on twitter, and download the abc7 news app to have updates sent right to your smart phone. how do you find out which bottle of wine to buy? >> michael finney joins us. >> we're talking about those shelf labels, not the labels on the bottles themselves, but the labels describing the wine that the stores put out. here let me show you, you can

get some great deals on wine at local grocery and big box stores. to help you decide what to buy, often there will be shelf labels to help you decide what to buy with numbers from 1 to 100. >> if i read the tag and that made he buy the wine, i wouldn't remember what it said to up. >> reporter: the chairman and ceo of the wine school says he checks the labels for different reasons. >> you see them more often and you see more inaccuracy in them in grocery stores and big box wine retailers. >> reporter: a recent lawsuit claims wine labels were used to trick consumers into buying less desirable bottles. we spot checked and found no large shelf labels describing

the wine, we did see price labels that often this tiny print, the vintage indicated may not be available, check the bottle for vintage. both safeway and lucky did have the traditional labels, we also discovered the wine situated right next to the label was not always as described. often at these stories we saw the same winemakers but with a different vintage year, does that matter? our wine expert says not usually with local wines. >> california, yes we have differences, but it is a much more subtle difference from year to year. >> that's because is climate here is more consistent. but he says, that's not the case in other regions. >> yes, a classic example is champagne, it's the coldest, wettest fine wine region of france and the vintages vary greatly, not just the quality, but the style of the wine.

>> reporter: in our spot check of one safeway store, we counted 47 wines with a shelf label that described a different vintage than what was actually on the shelf. that's out of 88 ratings, so more than half were wrong. here we see a shelf label describing a 2009 merlot, it received 87 points from wine enthusiasts. but on the shelf next to the label was a 2014 vintage, that received 84 points from the wine enthusiasts. we also found a 2010 head snapper from argentina, that scored 87 points from wine enthusiasts, but on the shelf there was this 2013 vintage. they rated two different years of this wine,

safeway says they update their shelf tags every 60 days, in this particular case, the supplier indicated that headsnapper malbec 2010 was rated 87 points by wine enthusiasts, new labels are being made for these labels. lucky stated vintage indicated may not be available. after our inquiry, lucky said we are reviewing the program with our vendors to have it corrected or discontinued. >> we made contact with the company and it told us disclaimers on the shelves were in place before the lawsuit was filed and their said we can't comment on any pending litigation, except to note that although the matter has not been fully ajude dated, the court has dismissed portions of the claims. >> you got to match the bottle with the label and make sure they're the same. >> pick up the bottle and make sure it matches. coming up next, a look at

what's losing funding in the new federal budget and what's gaining. >> and a live look you from our camera on mt. sutro.

family friends and fans are mourning the loss of legendary james bond actor sir roger moore, moore died in switzerland after a short bout with cancer. he's known as the third 007 from 1973 to 1985. moore played bond in more films than any other actor, including "man with the golden gun", and "live and let die." president trump has arrived in rome for a visit with pope francis. air force one arrived from tel aviv earlier today. the president is slated to meet with the pope tomorrow at the vatican. the pair have a contentious history, the pope was critical of trump's campaign pledge to build a wall on the mexican border. and trump called the pope disgraceful. this is the third stop on the foreign trip, he heads to

brussels next. the budget includes a big boost to military spending and funding to start a border wall. the budget includes an $800 billion cut to medicaid and more than $190 billion cut from food stamps. >> we looked at this budget through the eyes of the people who are actually paying the bills. for years and years, we simply looked at a budget in terms of the folks who are on the back end of the programs, the recipients of the taxpayer money and we haven't spent nearly enough time focusing our attention on the people who pay the taxes. >> governor jerry brown the budget unconationable and un-american. the state is holding a billion dollars in money, rare coins and some of it may be

yours. >> this is wonderful. this is great to hear. >> tonight at 11:00, 7 on your side's michael finney is back and he shows forgotten stocks, bank accounts

we're following some breaking news that a united flight has been evacuated after some sort of energy. this new video just in to our newsroom from the tarmac of newark international airport. there's been unconfirmed reports that the plane had to make an emergencylanding after takeoff. that flight is number 1579 united 1579 scheduled to land at sfo just after midnight tonight, we have no reports of injuries. stay tuned for breaking news and we'll post updates on our abc7 news mobile app. happening now the showdown vote that could shut down a beloved elementary school in

alameda. one study said that the ground under lum elementary could shift and cause the school to collapse. many families are fighting the move, claiming the evidence isn't song enough to justify moving their children to other schools. and right now the dublin unified school district is preparing to vote on a plan to build a new high school two blocks from the santa clarita jail. the district says an elementary school .10 mile from the jail has had no issues. one of the favorites to win the indianapolis 500 grew up in the bay area. with the qualifying rounds behind him, he's back in san francisco. >> reporter: long before he was zippingaround the racetrack, he

was zpiping around the bases, and his favorite team, one hint, they used to play at candlestick. >> i remember some big heavy blankets up in the nosebleeds when the fog's rolling in. >> dugout. >> cell phones completely illegal in major league dugouts. >> reporter: aside from that little detail, the giants are a pretty tech savvy team, and that's one place where brant can definitely relate. >> at the race tack, we're pushing the cars at and beyond their limits of control and grip on the racetrack.

>> reporter: he crashed on the final turn of the indy 500 and still finished in second place. >> we all hope it will turn out to be a battle royal between the top four guys at the end. >> reporter: though the car is packed with technology, winning may come down to old-fashioned endurance. >> the load on the body, without power steering, everything is very analog in terms of of of of drivers. >> full coverage of the indy 500 will be here on abc7, prerace coverage begins at 8:00 a.m. sunday morning. adrian shared this picture of a foggy morning in sonoma valley today, the picture had the #abc7 which helped us find

it. >> today's weather, beautiful, sunny, breezy, temperatures in the mid 70s. spencer's back with an update on our forecast. >> not much is going to change going into tomorrow, except it will be a little bit cooler, the cooling fog has already begun its push into the bay, overnight lows will be in the low to mid 50s, then tomorrow the fog comes back to the coast, much like today, but a little cooler. highs from 60s along the coast, and upper 70s inland. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast, after we get through some more cool days, we'll have a warmup over the weekend, which is appropriate because it's a three-day holiday weekend, memorial day, and temperatures are going to be reaching almost summer like levels. >> i'm in for dan, rick's here doing shorts. he's talking holiday weekend. the warriors have a really extended stretch of days off. >> everybody's talking about the cavaliers and the warriors in

the finals. right now the cavaliers are losing to boston in the finals. coming up in sports, we'll hear from golden state as they look forward to their third nba finals. and the nfl made

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the warriors will be trying to win their second nba title in three years when their season opens june 1 at oracle arena. with last night's sweep of san antonio, last night is the team's first time in history to. >> it's incredible, three years in a row is a true accomplishment and i never would have envisioned this when i was drafted here, i don't take it for granted, enjoy it for a couple of days but then do what we do. >> how does it feel? >> you take it for granted, but it's nights like these you just try to be grateful, living in the moment. obviously, our work, we don't feel is finished, but at the same time, you know, it's a hell

of an accomplishment, a long three years and it feels good to be back. >> after a 15-year nba career, manu ginobili may have played his last game. the guard says he'll make his decision on whether to retire in a few weeks. a native of argentina, ginobili's press conference was in both english and spanish. [ speaking spanish ] >> you didn't just retire in spanish, did you, manu? >> no. no. i haven't. i haven't. >> at wrigley feel, the start of the giants-cubs john john anthony rizzo gets a two-run

shot. now in the seventh, the cubs lead 4-1. the raiders held otas today in alameda, that is organized team activities. former wide receiver calvin johnson is attending as an official guest of todd downey, much is expected of the silver and black this upcoming season. having johnson and camp should help amare cooper. cooper caught just five touchdown last year, he knows he needs to up his production. >> of course it's been on my mind, but it's a good thing because i feel like there's no way to go but up, i can have a lot more production that i have had in the last two seasons. >> he's just scratching the surface of what he wants to accomplish in this league. amare has always been very serious about the game and works hard at everything really, his

conditioning level, he understands what he needs to be able to do to play at a high level. >> the 49ers are also holding otas this week before coming to san francisco. now has the head coach, he's having to learn to keep tabs on the entire team. >> i find myself walking around a lot, and i'm not used to that, it feels awkward. but i don't think it's a bad thing, i think i should walk around and watch everyone and see it. i always see it on tape but that's later at night, you want the players to know you're watching. >> the nfl or the no fun league has decided to relax it's rules on touchdown celebrations. it's once again okay to do group celebrations and use the ball as a prop. however you can't do anything violent like throat slashing or any sexually suggestive moves like twerking. snow angels are okay.

>> all right, join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi channel 13. >> that's it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter at abc7 news.

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