live where you live, this is abc 7 news. police reopened a popular park after a discovery this morning, a a man stabbed to death on the jogging trail. thank you for joining us midday. >> runners and dog walkers are stunned to hear about the homicide investigation going on right now. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the normally quiet park with the latest. amy? >> reporter: hi, kristin, this opening, entrance to the park, now open, police left, people are enjoying the park again, but when it was closed down, not only did it disrupt rhythm, but shook their sense of safety. runners, walker, and dogs trying to get to the park this morning

were stopped by the harsh reality of crime scene tape. >> to have something like this is really unusual. it is such a nice place. >> reporter: instead of exercising, neighbors stopped to tell each other the news, that a jogger discovered a body on the trail at 5:30 this morning. police say the man had been stabbed to death. >> oh, that's really scary. i run up here in the mornings often at 6:00 a.m. glad i was not here earlier this morning. >> reporter: police spent the morning looking for clues and marking evidence as they found it. some who use the park found themselves speculating about what could have happened in this usually peaceful place. >> we also have a a lot of night activity up here, so there's a lot of kids that come to play. there's -- or other things -- and we have a lot of homeless people that wander around sometimes, so who knows. >> reporter: some are now questioning if they are safe here. >> i definitely think twice about running up here early in

the morning by myself. >> reporter: police have not released any information about the victim or who they think did this to him. they say it's under investigation. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. san francisco police do not believe that body found in the park is that of a missing uber driver. he's not been seen or heard from since mother's day. police suspect foul play finding the car in the bay view completely stripped and believe they are closer to finding him. the family decided what the next step will be in the search for the father of two. police are naming a person of interest. they want to talk to this man, bob tang. the 48-year-old is a family acquaintance. he was to meet with investigators tuesday, but he never showed up. >> all i can say at this point information developed we believe he fled the country, possibly to cambod cambodia. >> police asked the fbi to track him down. new this morning, the police

asked for the public's help looking for an at-risk missings peern seen tuesday afternoon. police say she left her care facility and has not returned. if you have any information on audrey miles, call the police. police are searching for the person who shot a 9-year-old boy walking his puppy on his birthday. they believe he was not the intended target here. he was walking near east 27th street with his mom, dad, older brother sunday night when hit by a stray bullet. they are reviewing footage and asking witnesses to come forward. a go fund me page soared past the $5,000 goal. it's above $11,000. if you'd like to donate, there's a link on abcnews.com. moments ago, announcing the manchester bomber called his mother before the attack saying

"forgive me," and this morning, authorities furious about leaks to u.s. media regarding the investigation. these pictures of the bomb published by the "new york times" caused intelligence to stop sharing information with the u.s. counter parts. theresa may expressed concern. >> i make clear to president trump intelligence shared between our law enforcement agencies must remain secure. >> meantime, queen elizabeth visited victims of the attack in a children's hospital this morning calling the bombing that killed 22 people dreadful and wicked. we have a bright spot of local news. local developments on a south bay school back on its foot after a vandal left it in ruins on the day the kids were to have a party. today, there's a lot 6 smiles thanks to the community. abc 7 news reporter is live for us in san jose. >> reporter: this school received hundreds of new books from the san jose public

library. check all these out. such a relief for them to receive this because the ones they had before were trashed. a lot of excitement from the little ones here at the school in san jose looking at boxes full of new books. the san jose public library donated 300 books hearing about the huge loss the school suffered this month. >> i was horrified. i was really broken. it really crushed me someone could come in and just take away the safety net for the kids. >> reporter: a vandal destroyed rooms, furniture and windows. the school planned a party that day to promote literacy, but instead, they closed. the san jose public library watched our story on the damage and pitched in to help. they came through. >> it was amazing. they came out yesterday, and they brought us this beautiful gift of books for our children, and the kids were so excited. the big truck pulled up, and the kids, like, all sat down on the

playground to watch the books get carried in, and librarians read stories. it was so wonderful. >> reporter: generosity did wonders for the children, many felt sad and didn't understand why someonemented to hurt their school, but now? >> our school has the most books in the world. >> reporter: people cricketed to a go fund me account for the school, and they yupsed that money to buy a new security system that you see has been installed here. that made the director here feel better because even though a suspect was arrested, they've been released. reporting from san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you. happening now, crews in san francisco remove a huge tree that fell into a house. this is near delores and 26th street. it's a 40 foot tree, no one hurt. a huge landslide just north

of hurst castle. dplieing in closer. engineers said it will take months to repair highway 1 buried under a few million tons of rock and dirt that came down this past weekend. all right. did you see that skirt on the coastline? that was not there before. the part proto doing? that's the result of a quarter mile of hillside coming down. >> all right. a holiday weekend around the corner for us, and if you have traveling, we are here to help you get ready. maybe you're headed to lake tahoe. how gorgeous right now. whether you're hitting the road, close to home, mike nicco has what's in store. >> see that snow? >> excited. >> amazing. going to the beach, first. work up the coast. temperatures hang on the 50s for low. low to mid-60s, sun saturday and sunday. half moon bay, temperatures in the 50 degree range for lows and

58, steady in the holiday weekend. beach is the destination, warmer sunday and monday after being in the mid-50s friday, near 60s saturday, and 66 sunday and monday with more sun. all right. heading up to tahoe. it's 62 tomorrow. 68 saturday with sunshine. flooding is possible all four days of the weekend, especially sunday and monday when we hit the mid-70s. get away from the fast moving rivers and streams. they could sweep you from your feet because it's nus melted snow. they are cold. >> good advice, thank you, mike. new this morning, it's official, bart has a new police chief. tweeting out a photo showing the chief being sworn in. as soon as the ceremony wraps up, they begin an important discussion about the derailment of a train. the board updates on what may have led up to the train slipping from the tracks over the weekend in daily city. no one hurt, but two cars and a third rail damaged.

this morning, the tsa looks into accusation that tech executives in the bay area got secret airport codes. the codes apparently gave people access to restricted part of the airport. agency is investigating whether signature flight support gave tech executives who used their jets secret gate codes accessing them to a prooicivate hanger on airport property. they issued a statement, we can confirm there is an ongoing investigation by tsa that they continue to cooperate fully with. we expect a resolution in the near term. signature's top priority is safety and security of all over 200 global locations. officials don't believe there's evidence that clients who have a secret gate code accessed any other part of the airport. congressional candidate on the hot site, but it's not because of the race to the ballot box today. >> that's right. accused of body slamming a reporter. the new calls for an apology this morning, and how the reporter responded. a woman jumps into action

when someone t

from pumping gas to fighting off a would-be thief. one woman stopped a man from stealing her suv. here's pulling up in the cadill cadillac, one gets out and jumped into her car, but do you see what she does? climbs on top of it. he's braking to get her off, moving the windshield wipers and

refuses to get off the hood of the car. timely, he just gives up, but, look, it rolls into oncoming traffic. she jumps into the car, and actually manages to stop it before it gets hit. >> didn't see him until i saw him get into my car. someone was in my car, and i had my -- oh, this is not happening to me today moment -- >> did he look at you? >> looked at me and laughed at me. which really irritated me. >> her name is melissa mary and anger made her bold and did not think about the danger of jumping on to the hood until afterwards. >> boaters are going to the polls now in montana. even as the republican candidate in a congressional race faces charges of assaulting a news reporter. abc 7 mornings jessica castro is here with the latest. powerful political figures called for app apology? >> yes. this morning, house speaker paul ryan called for the montana

candidate to issue and apology. he blames the reporter for using, quote, aggressive tactics, but the reporter thinks the recording of the incident will show what really happened. he's running for an open house seat in montana is accused of body slamming a reporter. >> body slammed him, kicked the arm. there's a recording of it. >> reporter: the sound of the confrontation captured by the guardian reporter, ben jacobs. >> sick and tired of you guys! last time you came here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here! get the helle out of here. last time, i did the same thing. you're the guardian? >> yes. you broke my glasses. >> you did the same thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> reporter: he said he was trying to ask him a question about health care. >> he grabbed my recorder, and next thing i was vertical to horizontal on the floor.

>> reporter: meanwhile, the campaign blames jacobs saying in a a statement the candidate was merely grabbing for the phone he says jacobs pushed in his face, adding, quote, it is unfortunate that this aggressive behavior from a liberal journalist created the scene at our campaign volunteer barbecue. a fox news reporter in the room at the time setting up to interview him confirms jacobs account of what happened. >> he grabbed him by the neck, both hands, slid him to the side, body slammed him, got on top of him to punch him and yelling at him. >> reporter: it's unclear how this affects the race since about two-thirds of voters in that state have already picked him in early voting ahead of today's election day. republicans would still face major decisions whether or not to seat him. abc 7 news. >> thank you. napa valley ready to rock.

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heads up today, the police department is changing to a new phone system. there's a temporary nonemergency number set up for today only. that number is on your screen. it's 337-8200. calls to 911 will not be affected. new this morning, easier to

post your selfies at bottle rock this year. there's a special antenna from at&t to boost cell phone reception in the festival. there's more than 177% capacity than last year. it kicks off tomorrow in napa. >> it's not too hot. >> no. >> not a complaint, right, mike? >> getting progressively warmer throughout the weekend, but not hot like it could be in the 90s. instead, here you go, down there in napa, 70 tomorrow, morning clouds, afternoon sun, 75. same for saturday. a few high clouds sunday, but bright and temperatures near 80. all three days, make sure you wear the sunscreen at least, and have fun. look at sfo. the cloud cover is stubborn today, one hour an 18 minutes so the delays, average arrival delays have lengthened since this morning. the east bay hills camera, what we could see before the cloud got in the way, it is partly cloudy later today with a break in the summer heat through saturday and memorial day feels more like summer.

look at these winds. gusting over 20 miles per hour, all the way from sfo down into the south bay. look at livermore at 23. 24 in napa, 20 in fairfield, pointing towards the mountains because of this area of low pressure right here spinning off the coast. it's counter clockwise flow, enhancing the sea breeze, which is why we are cooler today and less sun than yesterday. everyone else in the 60s, 50s along the coast, san francisco, up into santa rosa. temperatures hanging out in the 50s at the coast and near 60 in san francisco. mid to upper 60s most of the bay, a few 70s, but they are select. mainly from freemont, southward, south bay, and east valleys. that is it. talk about graduations today. first, starting in san francisco, button high school, starting feftivitys at 1:00. sun, breezy, 62 by the end. we got another one in san francisco, we'll go over to the

tower, twin peaks, george washington high school, cooler, temperatures in the upper 50s and breezy. south bay, a couple here, look at all that sun, but notice the temperature is cooler than normal for the south bay. 67 at 5:00. once that sun angle goes down, that's 63 feel cool. grab the jacket. we have two others. i have the time cues, i have 30 seconds left. it is our stage manager today. this is where he went to high school, overton, 68 at 5:00, 64 at 6:00, and 59 at 7:00, and guess where matt keller went to high school? here in oak grove. temperatures about the same. what's happening today? low to mid-50s, you see the cloud cover, drizzle possible near the coast. look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. steady through saturday with temperatures hardly changing. warmer, 80s sunday, and even upper 80s inland monday and

tuesday while hitting the mid to upper 70s in the bay and low 60s at the coast. have a great afternoon. >> you too, thanks, mike. new details on a story we told you about yesterday at midday involving serena williams and new role in the tech world in the bay area. she says her first day on the job was a grand slam. she posted this picture on her instagram page saying she's beyond excited to be part of the survey monkey board. that's the ceo standing next to her. survey monkey is an online survey tool and hopes to inspire companies to hire more women and minorities, especially in leadership roles. do dub nation preparing for the finals. they had two days off after sweeping the spurs monday night in the western conference finals. they could learn tonight who they face in the championship. the w hosted a special event today, by the way. the western conference championship trophy is at the

team's dunk contest from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. there's a strength in numbers rally tile while supplies last. we're the home of the n bah finals. game one tips off thursday, june 1st at 6:00 p.m., game two at oracle before hitting the row for games three and four. the times games are right here only on abc 7. >> guardians of the gal laxy fans, buckle-under-par. it's a wild r

coming up at 4:00, act quickly and save a life in the wake of the attack on manchester, a local group is teaching others what to do in the event of a crisis right here. and green tea for weight loss, 7 on your side looks at whether it is safe tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> all right, let the countdown begin. the new ride set to open in two days. >> this morning, we got a sneak peek of the new attraction at disney california adventure. you recognize it? yep, yep. featuring our favorites from the movie like star lord and rocket raccoon. >> this used to be the tower of terror, right, it's been transformed into a new free falling experience called guardians of the galaxy, mission breakout. it opens to the public on

saturday. >> oh, but, our very own abc 7 news reporter, matt keller, is among the first to test the ride later today. watch the live rompts from disneyland resort starting at 4:00. you know, he's active on social media. going to be live tweeting that experience. follow him for sure. >> yeah. i'm curious. i love tower of terror, so we'll see, you know, i can't wait to see it. >> it was fun. facebook live and hold the phone at the same time? the drops are intense. >> he would drop the phone. >> no, no, we believe in you. >> jealous too. >> thank you for joining us, and "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. >> we appreciate everything's better with drones. >> but then disaster strikes. >> operation drone rescue commences. >> did this valuable drone survive? find out on the next "right this

>> for the next 30 minutes, you can watch some amazing people try to answer some mind-blowing questions and possibly walk away with $1 million. or you could do laundry. it's your call. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right, let's get going. as an animal lover, our returning contestant will do just about anything to save a four-legged friend. from norway, michigan, let's welcome back jill smith. [cheers and applause] i thought we were gonna do a lift! i was ready to lift. >> can i lift you? >> no, i was-- i thought were gonna do-- how you doin'? welcome back. >> i'm good. >> yeah? >> glad to be back. >> you love pets. you save pets. >> i do, i'm a sucker. >> you adopt pets. >> you need one, i got extras. >> everything for animals.