good morning. thank you for waking up with us on this wednesday, may 24th. >> i feel so lucky to sit next to all of you this morning. >> give me some of that. >> we have cooler weather out there in some places like the east bay valley going to drop 20 to 15 degrees. want to put this on live doppler 7 to show the marine layer is thicker this morning, and it's reaching most of the neighborhoods so don't look for fog unless you drive up into it. the golden gate is looking cleaner than the last couple days. 12-hour day planner, 50s at the coast, and 60 to 78 at 4:00, and 72 to only 77 inland.

by 7:00, we're in the 50s and 60s. you will need a coat if you are headed out this evening. here's aelectriciaelectric a solid line of red between pleasanton and sunol area, and we just confirmed caltrans doing sign installation and they should be wrapping it up. we have two right lanes down along with the right shoulder. we have backup building. you are down to around 16 miles per hour. if you want to take 84, we have slight delays but overall that's a decent alternate. we will check on the drive times in less than ten. the ordeal is finally over for people on a united flight bound for san francisco. >> a fire broke out on that plane in new jersey. abc7 news reporter matt keller is live where they just landed

safely a little while ago. matt. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. what a relief to make it to their destination. certainly a frightening night. some of those passengers arrived here at sfo just before 4:00 a.m. after the frightening deal. >> flight attendants were saying, get off the plane, get off the plane, run away from the plane. >> reporter: the plane caught fire while it was taxing on the runway at the newark airport. the passengers were taken back to the terminal. five people had minor injuries. some of the passengers were put on another plane overnight and just landed here at sfo before 4:00 a.m., including portia dickinson of oakland. >> when i was jumping off the

tarp, people were piling on me, and the stewardess keep running. >> just checked flight aware.com and it shows there are still 30 arrival and departure delays there in newark. reporting live from sfo, matt keller, abc7 news. breaking news in south san francisco, officers on the scene say a man armed with a gun was shot by police. they say the suspect pointed the weapon at officers before they open fire. this is happening on lex way and callen boulevard. aop amy hollyfield is there and will have a live report in our next half hour.

new this morning, the dublin unified school district voted no on buying the property at the corner of gleason and hacienda drive next to the jail. the board heard from hundreds of people during hours of public comment last night, and there are three properties left for the board to consider to accommodate the students in 2023. and then three more men connected to the bombing at the ariana grande concert. the brother of the suicide bomber, 22-year-old solomon abedi, who died in the attack. he lived in an area of manchester considered by police to be a hotbed of isis recruitment.

>> it's very well known and a lot of people with criminal past getting involved with isis later on. >> the uk's threat level is raised to critical, the highest level, indicating another attack could be imminent. 5,000 officers are being deployed to britain streets. the eiffel tower went back to honor the victims. more than a dozen other world monuments paid tribute including the empire state building. and security at oracle are seeing changes. the fbi contacted stadium officials about stepping up security. here's cornell bernard. >> reporter: fans were not alone, extra oakland police officers were here patrolling the stands and the concourse. >> hopefully things will be safe

tonight. >> outside oakland alameda coliseum, there were longer bag screenings at the checkpoint and the k-9 unit on duty, and many know the attack in manchester is the reason why. >> we talked to our staff and tell them to be more diligent. >> i pray for the ones who lost their lives. the whole thing is disastrous. folks like us, we welcome more security. >> both boys at the game with mom, jaymee wautly, and she's happy with the added safety. >> you never know when they are going to attack, and i would rather have more dogs and security. they are the ones that will protect us. >> and these guys were more focused on the class trip and not the manchester attack. >> extra police patrols will be

on duty for future a's home games. san rafael police hope you can help find a suspect that showed up in a woman's bedroom. she said a man that looks like this went into her bedroom and stood at the foot of her bed and shined a light in her eyes. this happened on may 10th in the tara linda area. police want to hear from anybody that recognizes a man in this sketch. and the police found the body of this woman last night down a steep ravine. her caretaker last saw her friday night and she was spotted on the surveillance video near where her body was found. and then the search for a suspected bank robber in palo alto. this is the surveillance video showing the 43-year-old griffin.

this is his mugshot after he was booked. he robbed the bank of america yesterday and an employee at shoe palace recognized him and called police. when he put up a fight police tased him and took him into custody. new developments on the smart train in the north bay and the agency just adjusted it's the agency just adjusted it's schedule to add during peak periods. a date for service launch expected to be next month. we have a colorful morning developing on the mount tamalpais camera. you can see the low clouds and high clouds that will be a mainstay in the forecast today. strong sunshine is what you need to watch out for, and the yard

work you may have put off because it was too hot, not as taxing. and then temperatures, look at this, in the east bay valleys, 52 in danville. and everybody else in the mid to upper 50s. we are in the mid to upper 50s in san carlos, and san jose 58. we have 50 in santa rosa right now. let's look at an hourly temperature spread for san jose. average high today 56 at 6:00, and if you are heading out at lunch, we will hangout in the low to mid-70s, and back to 67 by 6:00. and flooding possible throughout the sierra because of rapid snow-melt. 82 in yosmite. 84 in palm springs. here's a look at san francisco, the week ahead. average high, 66. we are going to be in the low 60s.

and we will see if the rest of our neighborhoods are this cool as we head into the holiday weekend. your accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> we have one new problem in the east bay, so this is in the san ramon area. southbound 680, two vehicles involved in this one. not seeing much of a backup yet, maybe a slight delay as we head out of danville. and hopefully we will get this cleared shortly and that will not become a long-term issue. a quick check of our drive times, 38 minutes westbound 580 tracy to odublin. dublin to mission boulevard, 26 minutes. we are at 42 minutes at the worst point this morning. next traffic update coming up at 5:20. are you interesting in growing or distributing medical marijuana? >> why, what did you hear?

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inside of a single home in el dorado county, and some have been adopted but m loving homes. the facility will hold an adoption event this sunday afternoon. take a look at this. this is a wild crash caught on camera and the story behind this runaway suv is even crazier than the video. first of all, there are kids inside that suv. they are okay. thank goodness. here's a closer look at the surveillance video. it shows the suv racing through the front yard of a pennsylvania home. a moment later a second camera catched the camera plowing through the deck and landing on it street. how did it happen? the parents say they were leaving their home when their suv stalled on the street and they both caught out and started pushing and remember, the kids were inside the car but nobody was steering the suv and it

started rolling down the hill faster and faster until it got away, and it finally crashed and everybody is okay. and then a woman accused of trying to kidnap a toddler at the san francisco ferry building. she was arrested monday after the incident. she approached the family and started shouting that's my son and grabbed the child. she faces child endangerment and kidnapping charges. the wife of an says she is not guilty. she is facing manslaughter charges and made her first appearance in court yesterday entering a not guilty plea. she's accused of rear ending a car that ran out of gas last september. the force of the crash killed a 3-year-old that was inside. she has been arrested for dui

once before that deadly crash and the court set her bail at $3 million. breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> somebody smashes into a fire hydrant. take a look at the video we just got into the live desk. the driver took off, and thousands of gallons of water spilled on to the street and it kept going for several hours until crews could turn it off. we just checked with the contra costa county fire, and they the water is off and the scene is finally clear. back to you. >> thank you. new lawmakers considering two proposals that would take budget control away from the uc president's office. this follows a report that shows janet napolitano took part in misleading practices and extravagant spending.

the assembly is proposing a budget measure that would require the legislature to directly fund the uc president's office. and then growing and distributing medical marijuana, the application step is first in the application step is first in program. we have a link to the information on our website at abc7news.com. look at this drone footage off the cost. >> some of these whales look amazing and majestic swimming together in formation, and here's why they are so coordinated. they are going after a blue whale. that's right. what happens is they charge the blue whale and then for some reason after harassing it, they leave it alone and continue on

their way. e >> i hope the blue whale is okay. it's always hard to watch nature videos. >> the circle of life. moves us all? hi, kids. and high clouds and all the colors developing, it's going to be partly cloudy today and you will definitely need the sunglasses. heat is over for now, and cool will follow the next couple of days. mild to warm this holiday weekend. low pressure to the south and high to the north, and it's pumping cool air and more cloud cover towards us and we are getting tag teamed by both. 60 degrees downtown. mission district, the warm spot at 63. south san francisco, 64. daly city only 57 degrees. let's go over to the east bay. below average here also from 66 and oakland, berkeley, 65.

hayward may get to 70 as we head to the peninsula, that summer spread we had earlier, much smaller and 71 in san mateo. half moon bay and pacifica. up in the north bay, the breezes will kick in and that will keep us in the 60s in novato, and 74 in santa rosa, and napa, 72. down in the south bay, this is pretty much average. 75 in san jose, and los gatos. no more needing the air-condition air-conditioner. 74 in concord. we will be in the low to mid-50s tonight, cloudy everywhere, just like this morning. we will rebound a little on saturday and then 60s, 70s and 80s on sunday and then as we round out the holiday on monday. a few more details, and actually a change of location here. southbound 680 is a little closer to danville near sycamore valley just south of that. we have a two-car crash, and

sounds like the fire lane blocked. it's sounding like nobody has any serious injuries. a few minutes ago we had a slight delay building and i am not seeing any delay now. and that really is our only blocking issue. bay bridge toll plaza, light so far. we should get the metering lights flipped on within the next five to ten minutes here. westbound 92, so far so good if you are about to grab the keys and head out the door. next traffic update coming up just before 5:30. just before 5:30. and former cia capitol hill from former cia director, john brennan. for the first time revealing he confronted his russian

counterpart about their meddling in the u.s. election, and he made a bold statement saying he was so concerned about potential ties between the trump team and the russians he felt the fbi should investigate. >> it raised questions in my mind whether the russians were able to gain the cooperation of those individuals. >> he stopped short of calling it collusion and the white house took notice. in a statement the administration stressing despite a year of investigation there is still no evidence of any russian-trump campaign collusion. we will have more on the investigation and all the latest political news including president trump's meeting with the pope coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, i am mary bruce, abc news, washington. a massive landslide that hit 101 over the weekend could take months to repair. a quarter of a mile of hillside gave way and it unleashed a million tons of rock and debris, and most of it dropped 250 feet

into the ocean and fortunately nobody was on the road at the time and nobody was hurt. engineers expect the repairs will take months if not longer. the closure comes on top of another closure making access, and really tough for residents and tourists. you may remember a massive slide damaged the bridge in january. the replacement is set to open in september. you can get to the big sur park which is partially re-opened. tom cruise just confirmed something we suspected for quite a while. >> oh. why some san francisco leaders are talking about stepping in and charging a fee to get around. >> are you confused about the surcharges on your receipt when you go out to eat? you go out to eat?

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things to know before you go today. number one from the live desk, breaking news in south san francisco. police are getting ready to give us an update on an officer-involved shooting there. we know one person has died. officers say a man with a gun pointed it at them forcing them to shoot. number two, a fourth victim of the manchester bombing attack has been identified. a 43-year-old lisa lees on the right in this photo and died along with 21 others on monday. officials announce three more arrests in connection to the bombing this morning. passengers forced to evacuate a united airlines flight have safely arrived at sfo. a fire broke out on the plane while taxing on the runway in newark. and cutting funding to sanctuary cities, san francisco and santa clara are challenging the president's action. number five, nobody is immune from the breezes today.

check out these temperatures as they tumble once more. east bay was feeling summer heat, 92 in danville and down to 75 today and the rest of us about eight to two degrees cooler than yesterday. and the roads quiet this morning. the biggest issue was overnight roadwork, southbound 680 between pleasanton and sunol, and they wrapped that up at 5:00 this morning, and you are averaging 26 miles per hour so that drive time is improving, and fif you are just about to head out, expect delays and 84 can be used as an alternate. and alamo square, after a year-long overhaul the park is opening today with grass and bathrooms and the works. coming back with a full 90 minutes of news including the development of a missing uber driver in san francisco. and a big question concerned parents have this morning about parents have this morning about a school

>> announcer: good morning bay area, let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." we are seeing the changes in weather you promised, mike. >> definitely feeling it today, everywhere, in fact. we can see the winds we talked about. fairfield, there we go, gusting to 38 miles per hour. look what the winds have done. they have blown the marine layer all the way into the east bay valleys and that's where the heat was yesterday, but not today. looking south on 680. temperatures in the 50s, so cool to comfortable this morning. we will stay in the 50s at the coast. now the bay, that's your middle line, 68 at noon and 74 at 4:00 and 64 at 6:00. notice inland, 72 at noon. very comfortable to be outside. where are the 80s and 90s?

66 by 7:00. here's alexis with a look at the morning commute. any hot spots? we have the metering lights on as of 5:22 this morning, and so seems to happen earlier and earlier so no blocking issues for the bay bridge. westbound 580, tracy to dublin up to 44 minutes. improving, 680 dublin to mission boulevard down to 24 minutes, and that's roadwork that happened up at 5:00 this morning, and 85 still wide open between 101 and cupertino. you are in the green at 15 minutes. we will look at south bay commute coming up next. we continue to track breaking news in south san francisco. an officer involved shooting there. right now a big investigation under way on lex way and we are getting word the media conference is beginning any

moment and let's get to abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield. >> reporter: the officer is on the scene and about to brief us. crime tape, a lot of police officers as they investigate what happened here. what we know is that police arrived here on the scene after they got a 911 call to come here and they found a man who had a gun and pointed them at them so they did shoot and fire. we are about to get believ right now, and we will get back to you. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. developing news, very relieved united passengers are now on the ground in san francisco landing after quite a scare in newark. 131 people were onboard the plane when the fire broke out in the plane's right engine last night. it happened as the plane taxied across the tarmac at liberty

international. one passenger describes what happened. >> i saw people get up and starting to get out, and the flight attendants telling us to hurry, hurry, get out and slide. hurry, hurry, get out and slide. >> the emergency police in london say no decision has been reached whether to post bone ariana grande's two the death toll of monday's attack stands at 22. manchester officials raised the number of wounded and 64 are still hospitalized. >> i saw a flash, like an explosion flash and i grabbed my

friend's hand and we just ran and saw the bodies on the floor. >> three men were arrested today and that follows the arrest of the bomber's brother yesterday. military personnel are being deployed to protect key sites in the uk as the threat is raised to critical. and just this morning another name was released. 43-year-old lisa lees died in the arena, and you can see her on the right. the other youngest victim so far the other youngest victim so far named was ♪ ♪ in the u.s. the new york yankees played "god save the queen" during a moment of silence for the manchester

victims. >> we created this badge so you can share it from our abc7 news facebook page, and breaking news alerts on the attack, and you can get them by downloading the abc7 news app and push enable alerts. and then security measures are being taken to keep the concertgoers safe this weekend. more than 80 groups will perform here and concertgoers should expect metal detecters and wandings before entering the venue. if you see something or someone suspicious, please report it. and then some parents hoped for a different outcome at last night's alameda unified district meeting. the school board voted unanimously to shut down the school after the school year. the ground soil could collapse

during a earthquake, and they are trying to decide the long-term plans for the site. long-term plans for the site. and then piseth was discovered. last night police used a k-9 to search an industrial area a mile away and they did not say if they found any evidence. chhay disappeared on mother's day. and then the p president trump met and exchanged gifts. president trump gave the pope a collection of books by martin luther king jr. and then the debate over sanctuary cities will take center stage in court today.

they a u.s. district judge william orric made no promise as to whether he will change or with draw the enginetions issued on february 25th, and he gave the cities two weeks to file any documents opposing the request. and then teachers are going to be absent from their classrooms as they protest because they are demanding a 2% pay increase. that raise is not possible because of a state-mandated increase in pension contributions. officials say they will consolidate classes today and bring in 200 replacements. it's the first walkout by the petaluma federation of teachers since founded in 1969. teachers will start their picketing at 7:00 this morning. and then a plan to build up to 16 affordable apartments for teachers, and the commission would have to rezone an empty

lot near milone road from commercial to residential and city planners oppose that change. they say they cannot afford to lose commercial land, and the development would include retail space on the bottom floor with apartments above. we will start with a picture of the san mateo bridge. looking west toward san mateo. this is the backdrop for your commute planner. out on the roads, a little foggy this morning. if you are driving up around 700 or 800 feet you will hit the fog. no more heat and on the bay, breezy, same area, north of the bay bridge all the way through the delta. oh, man, the sunrise keeps getting better and better from mount tamalpais. and grass pollen is moderate, and weed and mold spores will be low.

and how about 51 to 56 degrees. the rest of our neighborhoods, pretty much in the same ballpark. 58 in san jose. a little cooler in albany, and santa rosa at 50 and pacifica is the cool spot at 49. downtown san francisco at 51. and one lone 80 left today in antioch, and that's it. low 60s to mid-70s tomorrow and again at friday. nearly steady for those two days. if you are going to the game today, 12:35 first pitch. and 67 and breezy with partly cloudy conditions, so take the sun screen to the coliseum. we have one new issue in the vallejo area. sounds like a pickup truck and caltrans truck collided on westbound 80 before you get to tennessee street, i should say, and we have a backup solid from about state route 37 and the far left lane blocked now and it sounds like both vehicles will need to be towed off the scene. we could see that stretch a little bit as far as the backup

is concerned. san jose, 101 and 880, no issues there. that inbound side traffic coming toward us is nice and light. a quick check of mass transit, no issues this morning. but we have more weekend track work with b.a.r.t. and that is the same location we have had at the past several weekends, so the tracks closed between fruitvale and lake merritt station and lake merritt station itself will be closed and a bus bridge will be provided and that could add 20 to 40 minutes to your commute. next traffic update coming up at 5:50. another fee could be coming to ridesharing apps. another week and another rate increase for utilities and where it's happening now. and keep on top of weather and keep on top of weather and traffic

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it's 5:42. a woman is in custody this morning for a bizarre bank robbery in danville. that's right, i said woman. police say she painted that beard on her face to look like she was a man. police released the surveillance pictures following the holdup of the bank on west deaub l aub u happening tonight the

oakland school board will consider changes to the district's sexual harassment policy and students are taking an active role in modifying the policy and are recommending changes based on personal experiences. >> the same stuff i was going through in middle school is still happening still in school and it really resinated with me like when is change going to come and what does it take for us to get that change. >> one proposal is to get rid of language to suggest a victim may be penalized for reporting sexual harassment and the other is to keep the reported harassme harassment, the victim, informed from start to finish. and then updating the athlete's condition of robert paler. he was moved into a rehab trauma center, and he was injured after colliding with another player and fell on his head just a few minutes into the match on may 6th in santa clara. and then the teacher making

two bomb threats against the school where he works. munoz called in two bomb threats on may 8th and then again on the 16th. abc7 news was at the school after the second threat was made last week as the students huddled in the front area after being evacuated, and nobody was hurt and nobody revealed a motive. and tonsidering a fee on uber and lyft. they are analyzing if a fee could help with management and congestion. last year officials reported up to 45,000 rideshare drivers working in the city. the state of massachusetts already has a similar fee. they charge 20 cents per ride. water rates are set to go up in marin by 14% and 5% in sonoma county. and then in san

increase. this new video is scary. the panda express workers running out as they saw the flames erupt. the tanker exploded into a huge fireball. the tanker was loaded with 9,000 gallons of gasoline. one witness described it as an ocean of fire that crashed in waves down the road. investigators still don't know what caused that fire. the nfl is changing the rules for player celebrations. the change comes widespread criticism over the fines for celebrations. offensive or prolonged celebrations are still banned. >> i wonder what is considered offensive? i will be curious to see how that is ruled. >> exactly. people will like cooler

weather. >> it gets more confusing every time they try to tweak that rule. and then mt. diablo sandwiched between the marine layer fog and the high clouds. look at the winds, you can see them blowing from the cool ocean into all of our neighborhoods. slower sunshine and even yesterday that will help deepen the cloud cover today. a late surge of warmth for the holiday weekend. we will show you the fog. notice how we don't see it. the marine layer is thicker above 2,000 feet so it's not pushing down into our valleys as much as it's pumping into our hills. 72 to 76 in the south bay with san jose at 75. heading to santa cruz, 68 degrees. we will have 74 in palo alto and most of us in the low to mid-70s. and only 66, mid to upper 50s along the coast to only 60 in

downtown san francisco. 56 to 58, north bay coast. 67 in petaluma to 74 in santa rosa, that's your spread through the north bay valleys. 70s everywhere along the east bay, and inland, 74 to 82 degrees. we have got another graduation going on. mt. pleasant high and san jose. 76 at 5:00, and 70 as we kick off graduation at 6:00, and notice a built of a chill, 63 at 7:00, and 8:00 a cool breeze and 59 degrees. and then cooling ahead for thursday and friday. saturday a little bit of a rebound. 60s, 70s and 80s on sunday, monday and tuesday. good morning. we really have not had many incidents on the road this morning. that's a great thing. we have two blocking issues at the moment. this has been here for a while in the danville area. southbound 680 near sycamore valley road, two-car crash blocking the far right lane and

that sounded minor from the beginning. f you should not have any significant problems. westbound 80 before tennessee street where a pickup truck and a caltrans truck collided and that's blocking the left lane right now and your backup is holding steady to state route 37. that has not gotten too much worse but keeping an eye on 7. low clouds but not foggy as mike just explained, the metering lights have been on since 5:22 this morning. we will look at drive times coming up just before 6:00. we traced what company made a nacho cheese dip that is being blamed for a botulism outbreak and one man just died. it was made by gayle foods. ten people have been ten people have been hospitalized and one has died. gehl foods say their food is

testing negative for any contaminants. cables allow hikers to scale the last 400 feet of the summit without rock climbing equipment. now it looks like those will not be installed until june 2nd at the earliest. anybody that paid for a half dome hiking permit for friday or for a day before the cables are installed can get a refund. google can track what you buy at real stores. why they say it's for your own good. maverick makes a comeback. what tom cruise just revealed about "top gun" coming back to the real screen. and even as we head to break you can see a little bit of one of can see a little bit of one of the towers on the golden gate

patching and painting the interior of the covet house this morning, and it was more than 200 projects sponsored nationwide by sherwin williams. they said it's important for the under curved people who use this space to study or sea joc jobs. and a man asking him to move from the exit row. he says he paid extra for the seat with more leg room and sat in exit rows many times in the past and is fully capable of performing the duties, and

asiana airlines said that he did not pay extra for that seat. next time you see a retailers ad on google the company could be able to tell you if you actually shopped in one of those stores. google is launching a new feature that tracks when you click on an ad and it compares to it information it gets from your credit card company to see if you actually bought something recently from that store. the information google gets from credit card companies is encrypted so doesn't include your name or exactly what you bought. the store name apparently is enough to make sure google is targeting you with ads that you may be interested in. google says the program is safe and secure and privacy advocates say the data could be a target for hackers. and then take a look at this video. police were getting calls about this guy on monday night and nobody could catch him. they posted this video on the

facebook page. and officers spotted the lamb yesterday afternoon on stephenson boulevard and police contacted the owner and kept the animal safe until he could be picked up. >> you love goats but not lambs. >> love them all. >> do you love this? >> i hate this house. >> the house has a buyer, it's under contract. the house originally went on the market in 2015 for $4.2 million. >> i am just hating because i can't afford it. >> okay. the price was reduced last year to $3.2 million, and the house was built in 1976, and you can see it as you drive down >> does it have a car where you can barefoot it all the way across the bridge? >> great minds. like that. more graduations to talk about. we will go into san francisco first, and we will head towards mission high school. yeah, we are going to show them,

57 degrees at 12:00, and 59 at 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00 with sun breaking through the clouds. let's take a look at one more. we will head down to san jose. we are going to james comets. it gets cool, 63 at 7:00, and if it takes two hours, 59 at 8:00. be ready and congratulations to all. taking a look at the roads here this morning. overall, really not too bad. here's an example of that. southbound 680, cruising along just fine the walnut creek area. i am sure it will start to ramp soon. in the vallejo area we had a couple trucks collide on westbound 80 before tennessee street and just got word from chp this collision cleared a few moments ago, but still waiting for a couple tow trucks to arrive, and that backup already

starting to improve. a little heavy from state route 37 but i think the speeds will start to pick up in the next few minutes. and taking a quick look at drive times this morning. 15 across the bay bridge, and no issues if you are headed to sfo, san francisco into the airport there in the green at nine minutes. tom cruise is revealing something that many fans have suspected for a while. >> here's the big reveal. there's going to be a sequel to "top gun," "top gun 2" to film soon. you can see a 54-year-old maverick back in the zone, with goose and ice man, and the whole gang getting back together. it was the 31st of the anniversary

tom cruise is living in a time capsule or something. >> i want it. >> and then the fight over a bag that was used to bring moon dust back. a woman bought it for $900, but when she sent it to nasa to confirm it was authentic and nasa refused to send it back and then the woman sued and won and now it's going to be up on auction. parents claiming victory in parents claiming victory in the east bay this

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>> reporter: we just got new details from san francisco police. they described when they got here there was a man standing in the middle of the street with a shotgun. they got the call at 11:30 last night from a neighbor that was reporting a man with a gun. police said when they got here they told the man to put the gun down and told him that several times and he refused so they shot and killed him. this happened on cork place, a cul-de-sac near callan boulevard, and police call it a good neighborhood. >> a good neighborhood and we don't respond to many calls for service on this particular street and it's a very unfortunate situation. >> reporter: we just talked to a woman that lives in the neighborhood that says she is shocked and a little scared this happened here. we have questions about why they were called here, and was it a domestic