>> 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 francisco from the bay bridge

commute so westbound 80 was fully closed there for a short time and that was due to a rollover crash on the connecter to northbound 101. no issues now, they actually got that cleared really quickly so all lanes are back open and our drive times are looking good. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, you're in the yellow. no issues today with construction on southbound 680, dublin to mission boulevard, just 16 and northbound 85 between 101 and cupertino, you're also looking good at just 15 minutes. we do have one minor mass transit issue. i'll talk about that next. this morning, the tsa is looking into accusations tech execs in the bay area got secret airport codes. >> the codes apparently gave them sketsz to a restricted part of mineta san jose airport. >> reporter: signature flight support is a private aviation company here in san jose, and it's located right behind it, really, is the tarmac to the san jose airport, and there are allegations that signature

violated security procedures. the silicon valley business journal is reporting the transportation security administration is investigating. signature services business executives there who use private jets. the airport says there's no evidence any of the executives who got the secret code accessed any other part of the airport except the hangar. signature gave the journal this statement, quote, we can confirm that there is an ongoing investigation by the tsa which signature flight support has and is continuing to cooperate with fully. we expect a resolution in the near term. signature's top priority is the safety and security of all of our over 200 global locations. now, depending on what the tsa finds, they could end up fining signature flight support. we're going to be reaching out to the tsa later this morning to get more details.

reporting from san jose, abc7 news. this 9-year-old oakland boy is recovering after he was shot while walking his dog. abc7 news reporter katie utehs shares his message of thanks to the community thasz rallying for his recovery. >> reporter: encouraging new video from the hospital room of an oakland boy shot in the stomach while he walked his puppy on his birthday. police believe the 9-year-old was not the intended target. >> he's doing better. he's in stable condition. and he's improving slowly. he got up and took a few steps today. he's still in some pain, but he's doing better. >> reporter: he was walking near east 27th street and fruit vail avenue with his mother, father, and older brother sunday night. candles mark the spot where a stray bullet hit the boy. >> it's always disheartening to see crimes against children and the youth in our community,

because it impacts the trajectory of their future and ours. >> reporter: i'm told the boy is eager to get back on the soccer field. he plays for the oakland fc leopards and tonight, the older players gathered to raise funds and send their love to him in the hospital. messages of strength written on a soccer ball that will be delivered to ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland. >> it's super important that we as a team help each other out. >> reporter: a gofundme page for him has soared past its $5,000 goal. >> i think the family's overwhelmed but grateful. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance footage and asking any witnesses to come forward with information. the shooter remains at large. in oakland, katie utehs, abc7 news. and take a look. the boy's gofundme page passed $10,000 soefr right. of course they need all the help they get and if you would like to donate, we have a link at abc7news.com. now to developing news in

the uk, manchester's police chief says families of the attack victims are distressed by leaks of photos from the scene that went to the "new york times." the bbc reports the uk has decided to stop sharing information about the investigation with the u.s. meanwhile, authorties say eight people are in custody in connection to monday's suicide bomber attack at manchester arena following an ariana concert. the police chief says searches by authorities will take several more days to complete. >> i want to reassure people that the arrests that we have made are significant and initial searches of premises have revealed items that we believe are very important to the investigation. >> also this morning, a personal sign of support from queen elizabeth. she arrived at royal manchester children's hospital visiting the injured and the staff who were treating them. 12 children who were taken to that hospital after the attack are all under the age of 16.

new this morning, the search for an at-risk missing person in san leonardo. this is audrey miles. she's 64 years old, last seen around 4:00 p.m. tuesday. police say that she left her care facility and has not come back. if you have seen her or have any information on audrey, please call police. now, a twist in the investigation surrounding a bank robbery in danville. the female suspect accused of posing as a man used to be a police officer. police say that jennifer painted a beard on her face and then robbed a bank of the west on tuesday. now we know she was a police officer in the orange county city of that breaking news, a police chase in the dallas area. it ended like in with an rv in flames and this rv did have children inside. they were rescued. we watched, though, part of this unfold live in the news room earlier and it just came to an end in arlington.

authorities say they were chasing a man accused of shooting his wife. the man's two children were inside the rv during the chase. police used spike strips to stop it and then the rv burst into flames. the father did die in the fire. no word yet on how those kids are doing right now. reggie. happening today, family friends of the missing vallejo teenager are planning to gather in her honor. she was last seen a year ago today bleeding and screaming as fernando castro pulled her across an overpass. he was later killed in a shootout with police. a $1,000 reward now being offered for information leading to an arrest or where she may be. we have new details and video this morning about this video this morning about this enormous landslide in big k engineers are assessing the damage. it will take months to repair and that's going to cripple

businesses like the ragd point inn. >> we have a serious problem. before the big problem was the pfeiffer prbridge and now everybody is saying the hard part is the mud creek mountain, leaving all the businesses up there cut off and the residents. >> you can add this cost to the more than $1 billion in damages caused by the winter storms in california. in comparison, damage from the last fiscal year came in at $660 million. happening now, president trump is in brussels, a city he once described as a hell hole. this is new video of the president arriving this morning to attend his first nato summit. european nato leaders are approaching this summit with trepidation. during his campaign for the white house, mr. trump described the 68-year alliance as obsolete because it does not do enough, he says, to tackle one of the greatest challenges facing the word, islamist terrorism. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge and you can see right over my shoulder there, west winds about 20 to 26

miles per hour. so there may be a little tug on the steering wheel this morning. exercising, pleasant temperatures today. yard work, if you have -- if you didn't get to it yesterday, rest assured, honey, i'll get to it today. an on the bay, there's some gusty breezes out there. here's a look at what's going on, 50 in daly city to san bruin and redwood city. 56 on the peninsula. 58 at hayward and also in concord, some of the warm spots, san jose, 56, 55 right now in san rafael. here's a look at san jose, 280 at 17. you can see we're waking up to partly cloudy conditions, temperatures the next three days, today, tomorrow, and saturday pretty much within a degree or two of what we're going to be feeling today, tomorrow, and into that day. so, around the state, 76 today in sacramento, 66 in tahoe, 67 in l.a. to 95 in palm springs. it's a holiday weekend so let's go up to tahoe. you can still ski. friday it's going to be 63 degrees, however, there is a

flood advisory each and every day because 69 saturday, mid 70s for sunday and monday, even a chance of a thunderstorm as we head through monday so we could have melting snow and a summer-like thunderstorm at the same time. that's how wacky the weather is up in the sierra this weekend. after a shaky start, we're looking great now. a live look outside at the bay bridge. no metering lights yet. we probably have 10, 15 minutes until they flip those on. for now, you are all good and some good news for mass transit as well. we did have a ten-minute b.a.r.t. delay at daly city due to an equipment problem on the track. they have that resolved. we are back in the green with no delay, so normal service has resumed. closer look at the central valley coming up. we have new details this morning after a reporter says a congressional candidate body-slammed him and there is audio of the entire incident. an agency is accusing

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washington, yesterday and a traffic camera cap clurtured it. police say the driver of the dump truck lost his brakes. the driver only has minor injuries. a special congressional election in montana is happening today but instead of hanging out at the polls, thanking supporters, one candidate is facing charges after a violent encounter with a reporter. >> speak with shane, please. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last time you came here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. you with "the guardian"? >> yes, and you just broke my glasses. you just body-slammed me and broke my glasses. >> congressional candidate greg gianforte was in a private meeting preparing for an interview when "guardian" reporter ben jacobs interrupted. a news crew in the room said the reporter showed no signs of aggression and the candidate initiated the attack. the candidate's camp says he's

innocent and he's now facing misdemeanor assault charges. and last night, three state newspapers pulled their endorsements of him. the election, again, is today but more than half of the estimat estimated ballots have already been turned in because of early voting. the faa is investigating a deadly sky diving accident. officials say the sky diver was using a wing suit yesterday when he landed in a vineyard just north of the airport. three people died last year in accidents right near that parachute center, including an instructor and a student. they were killed during a tandem jump in august after their parachute failed to open. a heads up for anyone in alameda today, the police department is changing to a new phone system. there is a temporary non-energy number set up for today only, 510-337-8200. calls into 911 will not be affected. and health news, stanford researchers are studying americans at risk of heart disease. they're finding people who sleep less than six hours a night are twice as likely to die of heart

disease and stroke. the increased risk was most apparent in those with high blood pressure and blood sugar issues. we're in trouble, natasha. okay, new this morning, sonoma county just took a small step to help fix a big problem. supervisors approved a three-year lease to develop the tiny homes you see here to house the homeless. the plan is to build 12 of them in santa rosa near highway 101 and bicentennial way. the county owns the land and is providing it at no charge. community housing sonoma county will own the tiny houses. the total cost of development is just over $1 million. speaking of wine country, it is buzzing over a new tool for vineyards. drones. >> not only used for taking great photos. the drones can help find problems like irrigation leaks and plants that are infected. normally it takes days or even weeks to find these problems if they have to walk every row. drones drastically cut that time. >> you can fly one play clobloc

blocks, three, four, five, six, the entire field if you wanted to. >> that data is uploaded to an app where vintners can the information. those drone operators hope to expand to other crops too. happening today, the warriors are holding an event for fans to celebrate. >> fans can take a picture with the western conference championship trophy at the team's dunk contest store in burling game. the trophy will be there from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. fans will also receive a rally towel while supplies last. dunk contest is in downtown burlingame on prim rose road. that's hard to say at 5:17 in the morning. not only is abc7 hosting every game but we're showing off your dubs pride. post pictures and video using #dubson7. >> we're pretty equal opportunity this morning, mike. almost everybody is under a

cloud layer, right? >> absolutely. but that will change as we head into the afternoon hours, the clouds will open up a little bit. a dry cold front will initiate some dryer air so grab the sunglasses. you'll need them again. but notice the flags on the ferry building blowing to the east once again. clouds return tonight, even some drizzle near the coast. summer warmth, you want it to feel like you can go outside and enjoy the beginning of summer. that's what's going to happen, memorial day and again tuesday. look at live doppler 7. it is bone dry right now. downtown san francisco, 60, well below average, 57 in daly city, we'll hit 59 in the sunset, the mission 63, could be the warm spot. oakland, how about 65, cool there to mild 70 in fremont and castro valley, the exceptions. let's take a look at the peninsula where it's going to be breezy everywhere. on the bay side, 59 at half moon bay -- i should say on the coast side. on the bay side, 65 in millbrae to about 70 at palo alto.

up across the north bay, getting a break from summer. 65 in santa rosa, sonoma 69, and napa at about 67. down in the south bay, 71, high still falling in san jose, gilroy 71, milpitas on the 69, same thing in sunnyvale and our last stop inland, the pool water, going to be a lot warmer than the air outside as we're topping out at 69 in concord, 70 to 74 elsewhere. hold steady tomorrow. then the 60s, 70s, and 80s come back sunday. our warmest days will be monday and tuesday. that looks great for the long holiday weekend and things are looking good on the roads. here's a live look outside at walnut creek. so southbound 680, things are filling in but we don't have any significant blocking issues. in fact, we don't have any all the way around at the moment. a lot of green on the traffic flows with one exception, of course. westbound 205 to 580 down to miles per hour. we did have some overnight

paving work but that wrapped up a long time ago. bridges looking good too. westbound 580, richmond-san rafael bridge, 92 in the green and no issues with dumbarton bridge either. only about ten minutes across. we will take a closer look at the bay bridge commute coming up. in today's "gma" first look, more trouble for fox news. companies are now pulling ads from sean hannity's show after he continued to report on a story that many call a conspiracy theory. some advertisers are pulling out of sean hannity's fox news channel show. the embattled host is under fire for promoting a debunked theory. on wednesday, cars.com and exercise bike maker both indicated they will no longer advertise on his program. in a statement, cars.com said they had been watching closely and recently made the decision to pull our advertising and peloton states we directed our

media agency to stop advertising. hannity's ratings have seen a spike. >> hannity has been pursuing that theory that seth rich was actually the person who leaked dnc e-mails. >> investigators say there is no indication that rich's death in 2016 is connected to his employment at the dnc and we'll have more on this coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma" first look, abc news new york. 5:21 now. a high speed chase over stolen lingerie. it happened in santa cruz county but two of the four women involved are from the east bay. police say the two women, along with two 17-year-olds, went into a victoria's secret store and stole a bunch of items. speeds during the chase reached 120 miles per hour. when police fienltly stopped the car, they recovered $1,200 worth of merchandise inside. investigators are trying to determine if the women are part of a more organized theft ring. critics of california's new gas tax say it took corrupt

practices and a broken promise by the governor to get the controversial bill approved. this according to the howard jarvis taxpayers' association which claims the bill was approved after state lawmakers made deals out of the public eye. four lawmakers benefitted the most from the deal. they'll get nearly $1 billion for the districts in exchange for their support. >> do i think it was a quid pro quo there? absolutely there was a quid pro quo. was it illegal? yeah, probably not. does it smell to high heaven? absolutely. >> the new tax hasn't even taken effect yet but when it does on november 1, it will increase the november 1, it will increase the gas tax by 12 cents a caltrans says it will help. b.a.r.t. is holding a public meeting this morning, where it's meeting this morning, where it's happening and what's on the

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us or headed out the door, these are the seven things you need to know. san francisco police want to talk to this man, a person of interest in the disappearance of an uber driver. piseth chhay was last seen by his family on mother's day. it's believed that tang has left the country. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors is meeting today to discuss the derailment of one of its trains saturday in daly city. no one got hurt but two cars and the third rail were left damaged. number three, a southern california neighborhood is dealing with major flooding. homeowners in nupt beach blame it on the seawall that was mistakenly demolished by a contractor. several homes and vehicles are damaged. number four, eight people are in custody now in connection to monday's suicide bomber attack in manchester. the police chief says the arrests are significant and important items were found during searches. he says more raids will take place in the coming days. and number five, we did have a bit of a rough start here in morning. we had a sig alert for westbound 80 that was actually shut down at 7th all due to a rollover

crash. that has been clear for a while and we have no delays if you are coming from the east bay into san francisco. and number six, our slide continues away from summer heat. today, we're anywhere from about 5 to 10 degrees below average from san jose at 76, oakland 69, four degrees below average to napa's 67. you're supposed to be 77 degrees today. number seven, grab a glass, raise a toast. today is national wine day. now, natasha, here's how you celebrate. you drink wine. that's it. there's really nothing else to it. >> but post it on social. tag us. it's a little early but we're not going to judge you. we're not going to do that. >> it's 5:00 in the morning somewhere. >> it's 5:00 somewhere. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the reason san francisco's very last dry dock could be closing this weekends. why your carryon might be to

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yeah. it's thursday. definitely feels like thursday too. we are just ready to get through this and get to the weekend. but still a couple more days to go. hi, mike. >> good morning. we still got great conditions out there to start your day and gusty breezes in some areas. look at that. 14 at sfo, 21 at half moon bay. 13 at concord, 17 at oakland and 30 at fairfield as we overlay the winds on a dry live doppler 7. why do i show you to winds? because they brought this back. the cloud cover and it's even thicker this morning and it's going to linger once again. those cool breezes will keep our temperatures in the 50s this morning, in fact, all throughout the day at the coast, 66 to 67

at noon, 70 to 71, that's it for our bay and inland neighborhoods and then back in the mid 60s by 7:00. going to be a little bit of a chill in your evening activities. how about this morning's commute? here's alexis. not too bad right now although we do have the metering lights on now for the bay bridge commute, happened around 5:24 this morning, slowly strt starting to fill in as usual and a quick check of drive times this morning. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, only one in the yellow at this point. coming in at 42 minutes. westbound 4 looks good and southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, also in the green at 17 minutes. i do have a pretty significant mass transit issue for this weekend. i'll talk more about that coming up next. on to developing news now. a san francisco uber driver is still missing. >> they're looking for a person of interest in the case who may have left the country. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us now. >> reporter: that person of interest was supposed to meet with police here on tuesday but

he never showed so they are worried he has left country. investigators are now thinking that bob tang has escaped to cambodia. his wife reported him missing yesterday. police have asked the fbi to help track him down. tang is considered a person of interest in the disappearance of piseth chhay. the two are acquaintances. chhay's family is hoping someone will come forward and help find him. >> i'm sure that at least one person out there had saw something, so please come forward and help us find him, you know? at the end of the day, that's all we want. >> reporter: chhay is a husband, father of two, and an uber driver. he disappeared almost two weeks ago. police say they found his stripped car in the bay view and they think they are getting closer to finding him, saying they have some evidence that may lead to his whereabouts but they did not release specifics. looifr in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. now to the uk where a moment of silence was held this morning for the victims of the

manchester concert bombing. >> bells tolled and crowds were quiet across manchester about 90 minutes ago for the 22 people killed and the dozens who were hurt in monday's attack. overnight, uk police stopped sharing information about the investigation with the u.s. the bbc reports that officials became outraged when photos of debris from the scene paerds in the "new york times." hours after the attack, the name of the suicide bomber was leaked to u.s. media. >> last night, the family liaison officer shared with those families the fact that intelligence had been leaked and published in the "new york times." it is absolutely understandable the distress and upset that this caused to those families who are already suffering as everyone can imagine. >> british prime minister teresa may is expected to address concerns with president trump this morning at a nato meeting. the bombing is prompting even tighter security for the indy 500 race on sunday. security is heightened, fans are 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. >> and the indy 500 begins at 8:00 sunday morning on abc7 news. we're going to get an update on what may have led up to the accident on daly city on saturday. two cars and the third rail were left damaged. the board is also slated to talk about next year's budget and raidership is down, the agency is facing a multimillion dollar deficit. the meeting is public and it starts at 9:00. 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 to death in 2015. the defense says his death was an accident, not a beating. the men could face life in prison if convicted. palo alto police are crediting a quick-thinking passer-by for the asylum arrerr man suspected of flashing people. detectives used a photo that the woman snapped to link him to the crime. chestnut was recently arrested for a separate theft charge. investigators do not think he's connected to other indecent exposure cases on the peninsula. happening today, marin general hospital conducting a mass casualty disaster drill called 15 til 50, designed to train staff on how to handle a surge of at least 50 patients within 15 minutes of a major incident. 15 til 50 focuses on patient care and triage and the rapid deployment of staff, supplies, and equipment. current patients at the hospital are not expected to be impacted. the white house dismissing a report today that a new republican health care bill would leave millions of americans uninsured. the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates 23

million more people would be left without 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. >> the report makes clear, trumpcare would be a cancer on the american health care system. >> the example showed a 64-year-old making 26 how do$26 year could see premiums climb nearly $12,000. the report also says the measure would reduce the federal deficit by $119 billion over the next decade, which republicans are touting. if you are flying anywhere soon, you may come across new security screening procedures. the tsa is testing new protocols at ten airports, including lax, phoenix, and mccarron airport in las vegas. travelers might be asked to take large electronics out of their bags and the same goes for food. the tsa needs new procedures because more and more of us are

overstuffing our carryones instead of paying the baggage fees. if it works, it will be rolled out to other airports too. the change is not part of a laptop ban in effect in some flights to the middle east. it looks like san francisco's last shipyard is closing. "the chronicle" reports the company that operates the dry dock at pier 70 plans to close sunday. puglia engineering claims it was misled into believing the dock was in good repair whe over operations in january. instead, it needs $9 million in upgrades according to the company. more than 220 workers have been laid off since that dispute began. pier 70 is the west coast's largest shipyard. the warriors will return to practice today. >> golden state has a week before game one. the players had the last two days off, well deserved after sweeping the spurs monday night in the western conference finals. tonight the warriors may find out who they will play. the cavs will try to close out their series in boston with the

celtics. the cavs lead that series three games to one. abc7, your home for the nba finals. here's what it looks like next week. on thursday at 6:00 p.m., they'll be playing at oracle, game 2 on sunday, games 3 and 4 will be on the road either in cleveland, probably, or boston, unlikely. and remember, you can catch all the finals games right here on abc7. i can tell you who's going to be the loser of that series, us, because we're going to stay up and watch a lose a lot of sleep, absolutely. can't wait for that. hi, everybody. here's a look from south beach coming rights into your living room if you're watching at home. maybe it's coming into your bedroom, gym, whatever. all right. let's use this as the backdrop for your commute planner. on the bay today, a small craft advisory for the entire bay. cloudy morning on the roads but dry for the most part.

here's a look at san rafael and you can see the cloud deck out there but no fog. tree pollen, uv index high, so burn factor about 15 minutes. so if you've been suffering earlier this week, you'll continue to suffer today. temperatures in our east bay valleys from 58 in concord to pleasanton at 53 and you can see most of us in the low to mid 50s, 58 right there in hayward and about 53 in san francisco. san jose, 56. temperatures today, upper 50s at the coast, to 60 in san francisco, mid to upper 60s around the bay, if we see any 70s, it's san jose, livermore, same areas in the 70s tomorrow, including napa, a holding pattern for the rest of us, just a slight bit warmer for saturday. all right a couple of graduations to talk about. one here in san francisco. look at this, temperatures in the upper 50s with partly sunny and breezy conditions for george washington high school graduation at 2:00 and let's head down to lee's alma mater, our stage manager that just walked away from me.

69 degrees and sunny but 64 as you're walking across the stage, down to 59 by 7:00 so dress appropriately and congratulations. here's alexis. good morning. and looking a little breezy here on our emeryville camera, bouncing around there a few minutes ago. kind of shaking a little bit too. so we could have some breezy spots. we did have overnight high wind advisories but those are tapering out now and not too bad. westbound 80, those metering lights are on as of 5:24. a quick check of the south bay. if you are coming up from gilroy, we're down to about 33 miles per hour but no blocking issues. that is just our typical volume starting to fill in, and san jose looking goods for the most part too. looking ahead to this weekend, we do have more b.a.r.t. track work between fruit vail and lake merit. this is the same closures we've had in the past. lake merritt station will be fully closed. a free bus bridge will be provided. that could add 24 minutes to your trip. this is saturday, sunday, and

monday, the holiday on monday, so keep that in mind too. we'll check on drive times coming up. this photo of a girl reading a book is a big deal. why kids and teachers are all smiles after receiving a big gift in the south bay. and here's a headline for you. a woman is suing jelly belly because it has sugar in it. why she says this is a legit lawsuit. as you get your day into gear, we hope you make it a better day. better day. keep on ♪

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it's 5:43. we know a little more about the recovery of a cal rugby player who was partially paralyzed during a game. robert landed on his head during the match earlier this month. a cervical disk that pressed against his spinal cord has been removed. he is now paralyzed below the chest. doctors at san jose's valley medical center say that he has a better chance to recover since he does have some sensation running from his head to his toes. his father says the traumatic injury has brought out the best in his son. >> he's taking it like a warrior. he's very goal-oriented. he knows he wants to get to where he needs to be and whatever he's got to do, he'll do it. >> robert will begin rehab this week. recovery could take a year. his father says he knows his son will pull through. >> we are all rooting for him. a uc berkeley assistant

professor is out of a job now for sexually harassing four students. chancellor nicholas darks fired dr. blake wentworth. he was a member of the department of south and southeast asian studies. the bay area has a new memorial to troops who have died in combat. blue star moms unveiled a memorial there. it's for lance corporal eric hodges. he graduated from mt. diablo. >> we wanted to make sure that our fallen warriors here in contra costa county were never forgotten. their sacrifice should be remembered and we wanted to ensure that happened. >> this is the third memorial the group has placed in an east bay high school. they hope to put up nine more. blue star moms are moms of men and women who are serving our country in the military. help has arrived for a school in the south bay going

through a hard time. earlier this month, someone broke into the montesso school. as promised, the san jose public library dropped off books this week and you can see pictures here of the kids already enjoying that new reading material. >> very nice. and a report says that google's driverless car company could already be worth more than detroit's big three automakers. morgan stanley says that waymo could be worth up to $70 billion. it recently launched the first public trial of its self-driving cars. critics think the valuation is not entirely realistic. straws may lose their place at the table in one northern california city. that's right, i'm talking about the things you drink with. davis considering making them available at a restaurant only if you specifically ask for them. 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, but the city says that a lot of people just

throw them in the trash. he an interesting twist, fast food and takeout food, those would be exempt from the new law. so go figure. a woman is suing fairfield-based jelly belly because it has sugar in it. there is some reason to believe she has a case here. jelly belly sports beans are advertised as an exercise supplement. according to forbes, the woman's attorney says evaporated cane juice is listed in the ingredients. he says the team is used instead of sugar to make sport beans more attractive to athletes. jelly belly calls this argument nonsense. however, the fda said last year using evaporated cane juice on labels is misleading to consumers. >> i like sugar. >> in all its forms. it's a problem. i can't believe people don't know that evaporated cane is sugar. >> that sounds healthier. it comes from a plant. >> all right. let's talk about san jose. 101 and 880, partly cloudy and

56 degrees if you're heading out right now. in fact rs it's going to be partly cloudy everywhere today as we get another break from summer heat. steady pattern through saturday and then for memorial day, that's when the summer warmth comes back. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see it's dry overlaid the fog layer about two-and-a-half mile visibility in santa rosa so we're doing pretty well until you drive up into the cloud deck, which is hard this morning because it's higher than it was yesterday. 69 to 71, very narrow spread in the south bay. 71 at san jose, if you're heading to santa cruz, a lot of cloud cover and 65 degrees, 65 is the cool spot on the peninsula, palo alto, notice it's breezy there. breezy along the coast. barely 60 in downtown san francisco. 62 in sausalito. upper 50s for the north bay coast. mid to upper 60s, though, as you head through the valleys from petaluma at 63 to sonoma at 69. along the east bay shore we've got kas tra valley and fremont.

cool spot will be oakland around 65. no need for air-conditioning, saving money in the east bay valley, 69 in concord to antioch at about 64. sleeping weather tonight low to mid 50s with a nice blanket of clouds to tuck you in. a little drizzle is possible near the coast in san francisco tomorrow morning. here's any accuweather 7 day forecast. notice temperatures don't change much through saturday. and then we'll start to hit the 60s at the coast sunday, mid 70s around the bay, low 80s inland and then we'll hit the mid 70s to upper 80s monday and tuesday, our warmest days. have a good day. here's alexis. good morning and duo one new issue, although it's in the clearing stages. southbound 101, we had a multi-car crash, sounded like one person was trapped briefly but they have that pushed off to the right shoulder. no delays there. so it looks like they cleared that quickly enough that we really didn't have any back-up form so that's the good news. we do have a back-up here, though. the bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights on at 5:24 this morning so nothing unusual

there. and we did start off with that sig alert, westbound 80 right around 7th and san francisco. that is long gone and that really has been our only significant issue. it has just been crickets ever since then. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maez, 18 minutes, up to 13 minutes if you're coming across the bay bridge and southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, you are in the green at just 9 minutes. next traffic update coming up just before 6:00. this one just coming into our live desk, and you really have to see it. it's surveillance video from milwaukee, a woman jumps into action to save her car from getting stolen. i'm going to hit play and watch closely here. she's wearing the red shirt. and you see a cadillac pull up next to her vehicle. you see someone get out of car, there he goes, climbs into the driver's seat and she gets on top of her suv. she tries to get him to come out. you see her banging on the window there. he takes off and she's still holding on for dear life on top of that vehicle as it starts to

make its way out of the gas station. look at that. he runs out. the car keeps going and she kind of chases after it too. eventually, she gets this thing to stop, opens her car door and is able to jump inside. but boy. not a very smart thing to do. that thief got away. the woman said later she realized just how dumb it was to try to stop the thief. said she would not do it again. but incredible surveillance video caught on camera. natasha. >> that is the craziest video i've seen in a long time. >> i'm shook. that is tough to watch. >> she's okay. >> glad to hear that. some real estate numbers are coming out and we have a new dubious record, the median price for previously owned single family home here in the bay area hit an all-time high last month. the median price surged to $800,000 in april, smashing the prior record of $752,000 set last june. prices rose in every bay area county except for san francisco

last month where the median price fell 4%. sales of new homes have slowed, which is being attributed in part to the high prices. new at 6:00, increasing concerns over response times in san francisco, how new technology could help ambulances get to you faster. get to you faster. but first, an important

graco is recalling 25,000 car seats over concerns that they may not securely hold an infant. the recall involves my ride 65 convertible car seats. federal regulators say the seats may not protect children in a crash because the webbing in a harness can make. the seats were made from may to august of 2014.

graco whethill send repair kits the owners. there are no reports of accidents or injuries. there's controversy surroundsing a decision to demolish an old bus station in downtown san jose. the city council has approved permits for a project that will replace the former greyhound station with two residential towers. 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 library agreements on developers on private properties. labor leaders are now considering a ballot measure that would force developers to hire local workers on big projects. a medicine made from marijuana is helping some children who suffer from epilepsy. it's called epidialex and does not include thc. according to a study published in the new england journal of medicine, the medicine cut the frequency of seizures and convulsions in half. the makers of the drug are now

seeking fda approval. thinking about making plans for the holiday weekend, we'll start with how it's going to look and feel in san francisco. we never really get to the high. we get close monday, 65 but that's after 59 degrees for a high saturday. all right, let's go over towards oakland, average high 69, we'll get there sunday and we'll be there in the low 70s for mondays, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday of next week and our last stop, let's go to the peninsula, average high is 75, we'll get there by monday. temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s through sunday and we'll be there for one day that average high because then it starts cooling again tuesday and wednesday. we are looking pretty good. i think a lot of folks stretching out that long holiday weekend, making it a little bit longer. light volumes here. westbound 92, san mateo bridge, everyone just cruising along, no issues there. a quick check of traffic maps here too. we are looking at a lot of green, couple slow spots there, southbound 880 in a couple spots

so down to about 33 miles an hour approaching state route 92, san mateo bridge and then down to about 22 miles an hour as you head toward fremont but no blocking issues and that's pretty typical for this time of day. new research out of uc berkeley says the birds and bees aren't too different than humans. researchers say they found evidence of conscientiousness in insects, reptiles, bierrds, and fish. attributes like self-discipline and even attention to detail. researchers say these attributes have evolutionary b giving the critters an edge huntering -- it seems like i just -- wait, gerunds? is that a gerund? oh my gosh. >> i can't believe you're testing my grammar. >> that's all i care about right now. drones officially taking over and another one released this week is promising to

revolutionize selfies everywhere. take a look at the spark. released this week by the world's largest drone company, it moves in the direction in which you wave your hand. they expect spark to be very popular with all the selfie takers out there who want to give their shots a whole new perspective. >> i think it is a gerund. new at 6:00, a warning about the fitness tracker you might be wearing right now. also, a jet company is accused of giving people secret gate codes to get into a hangar at mineta airport. what the tsa is now doing about it. just getting this video from just getting this video from the uk

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good morning. welcome to thursday. we are almost at memorial day weekend, may 25. >> and a lot of people also graduating. mike has been talking about that so congratulations to all our recent grads or grads to be. >> and they'll have

diffused sunlight today. >> some of us will see sunshine this afternoon. in fact, i'm working on matt keller's alma mater. we already did lee, who's waving me over to a different camera right now so i shall walk over there and talk about live doppler 7 and the cloud cover you see this morning but i haven't heard of any reports of any drizzle from the exploratorium. you can see it's already a little breezy on the bay, now, as far as your 12-hour day planner, we're looking at the temperatures in the 50s this morning and 50s all day at the coast, only 66 to 67 at noon. if you're going to be outside, try to find an area shaded from those breezes, it will feel a little more comfortable. 70, 71 at 4:00 and then mid 60s at 7:00. so grab a coat if you're going to be at one of those commencements during the evening hours. here's alexis. good morning. and we started off a little rough here about 4:30 today with a sig alert for the bay bridge. that is long gone. and we really haven't had anything significant since then. so metering lights are on