the manchester concert bombing. about 90 minutes ago in honor of the 22 people killed and dozens injured in monday's attack. overnight, uk police stopped sharing information about the investigation with the u.s. the bbc reports officials became outraged when they saw these photos of debris from the scene in the "new york times." hours after the attack, the name of the suicide bomber was also leaked to u.s. media. british prime minister teresa may is expected to address concerns with president trump this morning at a nato meeting. abc news reporter molly hunter e in the investigation. >> reporter: overnight, new raids across manchester. there are now at least eight people in custody in connection with monday's deadly attack. among those detained, members of the south siuicide bomber abe

abedi's younger brother knew they were going to carry out the attack and were members of isis. abedi's father denied he was a terrorist. investigators carried out a controlled explosion and at abedi's home, investigators say they found enough materials to build several more bombs. crime scene photos of the intricate bombing device obtained by "the new york times" and posted on its website reveal the bomb's sophisticated design. the possible detonator covered in blood and a small circuit board soldered inside, a mangled 12-vote battery more powerful than those seen in most suicide bombs. >> i think it's very clear that this is a network that we are investigating. >> reporter: all 22 of the people killed by the explosion have now been identified. among them were a couple, 17-year-old chloe and 19-year-old liam. in a joint statement, their families said they wanted to be together forever and now they will. 47-year-old lisa who was waiting in the arena's foyer to pick up her daughter is believed the

girl is not injured and 14-year-old nell jones. her family had been searching for her for more than a day, hoping to find her in the hospital. here in manchester, the city is still grieving together. here is the cover of a local newspaper. there is a light that never goes out. the bombing is prompting even tighter security for the indianapolis 500 race on sunday. security is heightened. fans being encouraged to arrive early and be patient as they get into the track. >> one thing that fans may notice this year, there will be an increased presence of law enforcement folks, armed law enforcement folks wandering through the grounds. >> coverage of the indy 500 begins at 8:00 sunday morning right here on abc7. happening today, marin general hospital conducting a drill. it's called 15 til 50. the program trains staff on how to handle a surge of patients within 15 minutes of a major

incident. it focuses on patient care and triage. current patients of the hospital not expected to be impacted. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors is meeting today to discuss the derailment of one of its trains, they will get an update of what may have led to the derailment on saturday. no one was hurt. two cars and the third rail were left damaged. the board is also slated to talk about next year's budget. ridership is down, complaints are up and the agency is fashion facing a multimillion dollar deficit. happening today, a jury begins deliberations in the trial of three santa clara county jail guards charged in the murder of an inmate. they were guards at the county jail in san jose. they're accused of beating mentally ill inmate michael tyree in 2015. the defense says his death was an accident and not a beating. the men could face life in prison if connected. palo alto police are

crediting a quick-thinking passer-by. 28-year-old jonathan dane chest nut is accused of exposing himself to a woman in february. chestnut was recently arrested for a separate theft charge. investigators do not think he is connected to other indecent exposure cases on the peninsula. the white house is dismissing a report that a new bill would leave millions of americans uninsured. the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates 23 million more people would be left out insurance by 2026 if the house version passes in the senate. the report found it would raise deductibles and lessen coverage, mostly for seniors and those with preexisting conditions. here's an example. a 64-year-old making $26,000 a year could see annual premiums climb nearly $12,000. the report also says the measure would reduce the federal deficit by $119 billion over the next decade. looks like san francisco's last shipyard is closing.

"the chronicle" reports that the company that operates the dry dock at pier 70 plans to close it on sunday. puglia engineering claims it was misled when it took over operations in january. instead, it says it needs $9 million in upgrades. more than 220 workers have been laid off since the dispute began. pier 70 is the west coast's largest shipyard. the warriors will return to practice today to start preparing for the nba finals. golden state has a week before game one next thursday night. the players had the last two days off after sweeping the spurs monday night in the western conference finals. tonight, the warriors may found out who they're up against. the cavaliers will try to close out their series in boston. the cavs lead that series 3 games to 1. abc7 is your home for the nba finals. game 1 thursday, game 2 is sunday, june 4, at 5:00 p.m. also at oracle.

game 3 and 4 will be on the road at 6:00 p.m. either in cleveland or boston and remember you can catch all of these games right here on abc7. things seem to be improving rather quickly here in san francisco. we started off with a sig alert this morning and a of westbound 80 right and 7th street. that was all due to a rollover crash on that connecter to northbound 101 and last time we looked at this camera, we had a pretty steady back-up, although it did look like they were releasing traffic. chp says the sig alert has been canceled. things are moving so that is looking much, much better. we can check this out on our traffic maps quickly too. it really does look like that red turning into the green here so that is starting to improve. also, emergency crews in the area said they found another crash, northbound 101 at van ness so it sounds like we had two situations in the area, not sure about the second one yet.

we'll have to confirm if that one is cleared but our sig alert is looking much better. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. let's talk about the commute weather-wise as we look at the san mateo bridge. watch out, small craft advisory is going to be gusty everywhere. cloudy morning for mass transit and a cool to mild day if you're going to be on the road. here's a look at san jose 280 at 17. pretty much the same weather wellness as yesterday, tree pollen, uv index high, weed pollen, mold spores 58 degrees in hayward and oakland. 53 in pleasant right now, san jose 56, 53 in san francisco and if you're head out in santa rosa, dress for 50. temperatureses from 60 in san francisco to antioch at 74. look at that, barely any 70s out there. very cool day for the latter parts of the bay. tomorrow, pretty much the same

type of pattern. a little bit warmer as we head into saturday with some more 60s showing up around the bay and 70s inland. george washington high school graduation today at 2:00 in san francisco. dress for a, say, par sky, temperatures in the 50s and we'll go down to san jose where piedmont high school, the pirates, will top out at about 70 and then fall into the mids >> congrats to all the grads. thanks, mike. a woman is taking jelly belly to court. you might be surprised why she claims the company is misleading people. google says you shouldn't worry about a new tool that can track your shopping habits everywhere. kritdices don't like what they're hearing from the silicon they're hearing from the silicon

welcome back. this morning, a political juggling act for german chancellor angela merkel. she is meeting with president trump and former president barack obama, both in europe today. she met with mr. obama in berlin this morning. they talked about democracy across the globe, universal health care and the attack in manchester. next, she flies to brussels for meetings with president trump on the berlin wall memorial as well as at the new nato headquarters and that meeting with mr. trump will likely happen shortly after

7:00 a.m. reggie, natasha, back to you a woman is suing fairfield-based jelly belly because the product has sugar in it. before you laugh, there is some reason to believe that she could have a case. jelly belly sports beans are advertised as an exercise supplement. the woman's attorney says evaporated cane juice is listed as an ingredient. he says the term is used instead of sugar to make sport beans look more attractive to athletes. jelly belly calls this argument nonsense, however the fda said using the term on labels is misleading to consumers. get ready for new security screening procedures. lax is one of ten airports where they're being tested right now. some travelers are being required to place large electronics and food in separate bins at checkpoints. more travelers are loading up on carryon cases because checked

baggage fees are going up. the new procedure is intended to speed up inspections. the change is not part of a laptop ban in effect for some flights from the middle east. for one northern california city, this could be the last straw. davis is considering making straws available at restaurants by request only. the straws we often automatically get with our soda or water would be a thing of the past. plastic straws are accepted for recycling in davis so what's the problem? well, city leaders say most people just throw them in the trash. fast food and takeout food orders would be exempt from this rule. google is denying reports that it's tracking individual shoppers and what they're buying. we first told you about its new advertising tool yesterday. some critics are not buying the company's explanation of what it's doing with the information. here's abc7 news reporter katie marzullo. >> i think that's a bit too much when they're tracking us when we're going into the store. >> reporter: shoppers like cynthia spencer are concerned when they hear google has a new tool for tracking consumer habits but google says it's not

what some people might think. the company explains it this way. google will look at one month of online advertising and one month of in-store sales to help retailers see if their advertising is driving shop her -- shoppers to physical stores. this tech analyst doesn't like the sound of it. >> it's following us from the internet to the brick and mortar store, even if it's aggregate and encrypted and anonymized, it's still in people's minds is something they're not comfortable with. >> reporter: a marketing professor at santa clara university and guest professor at google doesn't see it that way. he says it's no different than what the u.s. census bureau does. >> you can go online and just type the zip code and you will get the demographics of the people here. that is based on individual census data but the census bureau never releases that individual census data. >> reporter: google released a statement that reads, in part, we developed a new custom

encryption technology that ensures users' data remains private, secure, and anonymous. happening today, a ribbon cutting reopening ceremony will be held for the ronald mcdonald house at stanford. the center is remodeled as part of a $46.5 million expansion. nine bedrooms were added to the original 47 rooms at the legacy house from repurposed space. it will allow continuous care to 123 families every night, making it the largest ronald mcdonald house in the world. it is the final phase of the expansion project which included the new 67-room family center that opened next door last may. today's festivities start at 10:30 a.m. help has arrived for a school in the south bay going through a hard time. earlier in month, somebody broke into the school, ransacked classrooms, broke windows, and destroyed books. as promised, the san jose public library dropped off some books this week. these are images provided by the library. it looks like the little kids enjoying that new reading

material. let's get over though alexis smith. it's now a sig alert in san francisco? >> it's actually looking a lot better. we did get that sig alert canceled so we have all lanes back open now on westbound 80. the connecter to northbound 101 is back traffic definitely has improved here on our camera. we saw that back-up forming for folks in san francisco. we did caulk talk to chp a few s ago. that was really quick work by emergency crews, a vehicle landed on its roof on the connecter to northbound 101 so had to close all of westbound 80 approaching that and they have that gone. no official word on injuries, doesn't sound like there's anything too serious. one new issue with mass transit, 10-minute b.a.r.t. delay at daly city. that delay is in the pittsburg/bay point directions.

take a look at the central valley coming up in just a few. we'll open the weather window on walnut creek, one of those areas that saw the dramatic drop yesterday and felt it from 92 to 7 6 to today, even cooler than that, possibly just 70. it's going to be partly cloudy, dry cold front that's going to bring in even cooler breezes today, cloudy tonight, some drizzle possible at the coast and summer warmth is coming back for monday and tuesday. see that little ribbon of cloud cover right there moving through our neighborhoods over the last four hours? that's the weak cold front coming through. it's going to bring us a little more sunshine this afternoon, but those cooler breezes are going to reinforce the cooling trend. upper 60s, that's and sunnyvale. we'll have 65 to 70, your spread on the peninsula and even breezier than it was yesterday, 59 at half moon bay, daly city 57, downtown san francisco only

60 degrees today. 63 in petaluma, sonoma 69 and that's one of the warm spots along the east bay shore. 63 in richmond, oakland 65, if we get to 70, which will be the exception, it will be castro valley and fremont. concord, 69, everybody else from 70 to 74 degrees. all right, tonight, let's look at those temperatures. right around 50 to 55 degrees with any drizzle confined mainly to the coast. here's my accuweather 7 day forecast. tomorrow about the same as today and then we're going to be a degree or two warmer as we head into saturday, 60s, 70s, and 80s and we'll take a longer look at that seven day forecast coming up next. highway damage from our winter storms is expected to top more than $1 billion and that is a record. the state has received 424 separate damage reports, including this washout on highway 35 in the santa cruz mountains.

the damage estimate doesn't even include last weekend's massive landslide. the median price for a previously owned single family home in the bay area hit an all-time high last month. it surged to $800,000 in april. that smashes the prior record of $752,000 set last june. yeah, i know. prices rose in every bay area county last month except san francisco. sales of new homes have slowed, which is being attributed in part to the high prices. >> i read something that said we have the highest rent in the world, even more than hong kong. a major new high-rise development is coming to san jose but labor leaders are not so happy with it. why they may take their beef to the ballot box. and there's an important warning to parents who are using certain infant car seats. facebook has expanded its personal fund-raising feature, letting more friends help those in need. it's available to everyone over

18. >> ikea smart lights will be soon be a little smarter. >> the wi-fi enabled lighting will be compatible with siri, google home and alexa. and check out what some are calling the first virtual reality proposal. >> when she took the headset off, her boyfriend robin was there ready to pop the question. she said yes, and now they have to decide on their wedding day. >> maybe they can have a virtual reality wedding. everyone will just put on goggles and you're there at the party. party. producer says it's

welcome back, and look at this video we just got. a southern california neighborhood dealing with major flooding right now. homeowners say it's after a seawall was mistakenly demolished. this is in new port beach. a contractor was doing demolition work at a house and took out the seawall. flooding started overnight. at times it got knee deep. several homes and vehicles with damaged. firefighters and homeowners have spent the entire night pumping out water from homes and setting up sandbags. reggie aqui, natasha, back to you. graco is recalling 25,000 car seats over concerns they may not securely hold an infant. the recall involves my ride 65 convertible car seats. regulators say that webbing in

the harness could break in a crash. the seats were produced from may to august of 2014. so far, there are no reports of any injuries. graco will send a repair kit to owners. michael has posted the information you need on his facebook page and we have it on our website, abc7 news.com. there's controversy around the decision to demolish a station. the city has approved permits that will replace the greyhound station. the move came despite demands from union workers that the city require the developer to hire union labor. council members say they can't force labor agreements on developments on private properties. labor leaders are now considering a ballot measure that could force developers to hire local workers. a medicine made from marijuana appears ton helping some children. it does not include thc, the chemical responsible for most of marijuana's psychological effects. according to the study published

in the new england journal of medicine, the medicine cut the frequency of seizures and convulsions in half. it is not sold anywhere yet, but its makers are seeking fda approval. americans have a hard time leaving work and even when they do, they don't fully unplug. if this sounds familiar, take a look at that he has survey results from glass door. so they asked people how often they take vacation or paid time off and the average american worker took about half of the paid time off allotted to them, about two-thirds admit they worked while they were on vacation and more than a quarter say they were kwaktcontacted by coworker to talk about work and mike to, that i say, i will hang up on you. >> that's why we vacation out of the country, so you can't find us now. unless you want to pay for my phone. here's a look at san jose, average high 76. we'll get back to that average high by the time we get to sunday. let's go elsewhere.

liv livermore, average high 79. and napa, say if you're going to bottle rock this weekend, it's going to be cooler than average until sunday when we hit 78 and then we'll round out the holiday with 83 on monday. all right, as promised, here's a little bit longer look at that accuweather 7 day forecast. steady temperatures today and tomorrow. a couple degrees warmer. wow won't even notice it's saturday. sunday, though, when those 80s start to hit inland, you'll notice and monday, a little summer warmth as we hit the upper 80s. inland and mid 70s around the bay. good morning and things are pretty quiet now that we have our sig alert and big issue in san francisco all clear. if you're coming to the city from the north bay, everything's looking great and no visibility issues here this morning for golden gate bridge. a quick check of drive times. these aren't looking too bad actually. we have that 10-minute delay at daly city so this is our only mass transit issue all due to an equipment problem on the track.

it has not gotten any longer. that is in the pittsburg bay point and dublin pleasanton directions. a company is being accused of giving tech executives secret gate codes to get into a hanger at mineta san jose. new at 5:00, what the tsa is doing about it. and a million dollar project. here at the live desk, getting new video in, incredible chase happening in texas. i'm going to get to that video here in a few minutes. stay tuned for that at 5:00. stay tuned for that at 5:00.

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>> yes? >> i feel like it's winter again. what has happened to the trajectory we were on? >> what had happened is -- yeah. we got the weather whiplash, didn't we? because the marine layer is so thick, we don't have any fog unless you drive up into those clouds and then, you may have a little drizzle. here's a look at sfo. we're probably going to have delays. i'll let you know. 12-hour day planner starting off pretty much the same as yesterday. we'll stay to the mid to upper 50s at the coast. warmest temperatures will be around 4:00 and those are 70 to 71. if you're heading out at lunch, clouds opening for sunshine and you'll need a coat this if you're heading out to the soccer game, baseball game. we started with an accident. sounds like things are clearing up a little bit. >> if you were with us earlier this morning, we had a sig alert for folks heading into san francisc