>> today is saturday, may 27th. it's great to have you with us, i'm chris nguyen. here's a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> summer featuring the normal grey here. it is beginning to lift in parts of the north bay and beyond santa cruz on the south bay. no wind here at all from our roof camera. 54 in the city, 58 in san jose. half moon bay cloudy. check out the clouds from the golden gate bridge. 55 in livermore. sunshine here by the 10:00 hour, from now until about 9:00, we're 50s and 60s, findtime in the upper 60s inland, still cooler at the coast.

more sunshine today, in our inland valleys, we warm to the mid-70s and sea breeze and sunny skies. we have your holiday forecast and look ahead into the first part of june coming up in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, president trump is speaking to u.s. military at a naval air station in italy. let's listen in. >> our first lady, melania. thank you. [ cheers ] >> thank you. the countries of the world have a large number of disagreements, but they all agree with me on that one, that i can tell you, so everywhere we go, it's the same old story, so great job. you know, we have been gone for now a long time. everywhere i go, but we have been gone for close to nine days. this will be nine days. and i think we hit a home run no matter where we are. we're thrilled to be here right now and we are getting on that very big plane, we are headed

back to washington and the united states, but to be with you, at our great day air station is wonderful. i can think of no better what i to conclude our first foreign trip tan to spend the time with you right here with the incredible men and women of the united states navy and with all of our brave soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines and our great civilians, who support them. right? [ cheers ] >> and president trump is speaking to u.s. military again at a naval air station in it will i italy ital italy ital i y he will be flown back after this speech completing his nine-day trip to the middle east and europe. developing news out of england where the country's terror threat level has been reduced from critical to severe. british prime minister teresa may made the announcement adding that people still need to keep p

jud vigilant. in man laster, they are searching in connection to monday's bombing attack. neighbors say they found a bomb under construction there. 22 people died in an attack at a concert. so far 11 people are in custody. back here at home, fremont firefighters remain at the scene of a huge fire at a storage facility looking for hot spots. video from an abc 7 news dealer showed the flames towering against the industrial area late last night t. fremont fire department they have to undergo extensive overhaul. investigators are still working to determine the cause of that fire. federal aviation officials will be in concord this morning investigating the crash, the single engine experimental plane on city streets. the pilot was able to walk away

after he was able avoid hitting anyone oak. here's abc 7 news reporter lonnie rivera. >> a lot of fuel on the ground, with a plane like that, they told us, we should back up. >> reporter: they were buying a car at this dealership when a single engine plane came down and crashed next to the car lot. >> the pilot was down on the ground, main down, i talked to the motorcycle officer, he told me the pilot was going to be okay. >> reporter: the small plane had just taken off from buchanan field airport when the pilot reported a rough running engine. he turned around to return but lost altitude. the plane flew over highway 4, clipped the fence and skidded across four lanes on marsh drive before hitting a light pole. >> windows were hit and here. >> reporter: hazmat crews cleaned up fuel and wreckage was scattered across the intersection. >> a piece of the airplane did hit a car right over there,

smashed out a window. >> reporter: the pilot was taken to a nearby hospital, then crews spent several hours defueling the plane. >> the pilot did a great job. engine problem, a safe place to put it down. anybody on the ground was injured. >> reporter: police say the smashed single engine now faa and ntsb investigators will examine it to figure out what caused it to crash. in contoured, abc 7 news. a fireball shot across one lane of highway 101 in marin county last night after an suv caught on fire. witnesses say the driver hit a box in the road which started the fire. she pulled over and got out just before flames exploded from underfeat. thankfully, no one was hurt t. fire and cleanup did not have a major impact on traffic. in bolinas this morning, sky 7 got a rare look at a blue

whale that washed up on the beach. three scientists from the california academy of sciences came out to take initial measurements as well as tissue samples yesterday. a form of acropsee is planned for later today. we are learning that three animals in bay point pave neglected by their owner. contra costa confirmed reports of two horses including a goat are malnourished. they are expected to send over an investigator later today t. horses are if bad shape. there are social media posts that homeless people in the area are trying to feed them bread and weeds. students apt san money valley high school are calling out the district for it's handling of two separate bullying incidents. yesterday, students walked out of class in danville to protest a video made by a video rung for school president that was seen as anti-muslim. he ended up bin e winning the

election. our news partner shot this video. we learned of another incident yesterday, a female student was recorded urinating and the video was posted on enthat zbram. the girl, an athlete, who shot the video was allegedly suspended for three days, still played in several games, including a championship. the victim's parents told city council tuesday their daughter is emotionally devastated. >> you still allow them to be on campus. imagine a rapist rapes you and you are seeing him at work every single day walking in the hallway. what more do i have to say? >> the district released a statement about the bathroom incident saying it wants to stress that all accusations of bullying are taken seriously. they also went on to say the district took appropriate action against the student. police have not announced any charges. some students at napa high school are learning actions have

consequences. six members of the football team are now facing criminal charges in the wake of a hazing scandal that's rocked the community. abc 7 news reporter quinnell bernard has the details. >> reporter: it was halloween 2016 when the school district says a hazing incident happened inside there locker room involving 17 members of the napa high football team. on friday the district attorney filed criminal charges against six players. 11 others remain under investigation. a surprise to players and parents. >> everybody knows something happened. >> reporter: he believes hazing should bring consequences, but it's left the entire football program under a cloud of suspicion. >> if you take hazing, this is not a yearly ritual by all the students. this was individuals that acted. and they did basically the program. >> reporter: the da did not file any charges against coaches. but since the hazing scandal broke last fall, the entire coaching staff has resigned in

protest. a new coach was recently hired by the napa unified school district. here's what school officials said about the charges, as the da's process moves forward, we will concentrate on healing, support for all students and ensuring a safe learning and athletic environment. the district has expelled nine students for hadesing, four of them remain out of school. county superintendent says the scandal has taken its toll. >> well, you have a confidential student or you don't know exactly what happened and people talk and you hear rumors, you don't like a lot of the things that you hear. >> reporter: the da's hazing investigation continues. happening today, it's the largest event ever held on the uss hornet in alameda, called ship show. it's a music festival featuring pot loving hip-hop artist wiz kalefa. the show is in sharp contrast

with the usual swing music type event on the world war ii aircraft carrier. a portion of every ticket sale goes to the hornet. the ship concert starts at 3:00 on both days. meteorologist lisa argen is here. you are tracking the accuweather forecast. >> nice and sunny today, highs in the mid-60s. as we look outside, it's green. it's 58 in oakland. already seeing sun in concord. >> that low cloud deck is eroding. i will have your full accuweather 7-day forecast next. >> thank you. also ahead arc devastating story, good samaritans are killed after a racially motivated tirade. what the killer said moments before a horrifying attack aboard a streetcar. plus, hollywood celebrities and devoted fans come together to say goo

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>> welcome back, everyone, in portland, oregon, police are investigating after two good samaritans who intervened to stop a pan yelling racial slurs at muslim women were stabbed to death. it happened on a light rail train yesterday. a third person was also stand and ran off the rain and

disappeared into a neighborhood. he was later arrested. fans and family members paid tribute to chris kornell in two ceremonies yesterday. our sister station in los angeles was there. >> reporter: rans of chris kornell were invited to pay tear respects at his grave site here at hollywood forever cemetery following a private memorial with family and friends. at that service, members of lincoln park performed loulo hallelujah." >> reporter: he was a singer for temple of the dog, audio slave and most famous sound garden. >> it's one of the saddest days of my life. this is, i'd say it's equal to elvis passing. or john lennon. >> all these are great, so many

passed away. kornell was found dead after forming in a sound garden concert. kornell also family believes he may have taken more of an anti-anxiety drug tan he was prescribed. for the hundreds of loved ones that attended his memorial and for the hundreds of fans who already visited his grave, chris kornell was in a class of his own. >> we saw him last year and stood by his littmo for two our waiting to meet him. >> tom petty and the heart breakers is headlining day two of the napa valley bottle rock festival. yesterday it opened to a sold out crowd. [ music playing [ music playing ] >> new to the festival this year the spa offering massages and

pedicures as well as what may be the world largest silent disco. mclemore and maroon 5 headlined last night. 8:16 is the time. anyone who has too much to drink on memorial day can get a free ride home thanks to the aaa program. it's free to everyone. aaa wants to make sure you have a safe ride home. it starts at 6:00 p.m. monday night. call 1-800-aaa-help a. truck will pick you up and tow your vehicle home. the parking lots at both ends of the golden gate bridge are closed for most of the holiday weekend t. lots will be closed from 11:00 a.m. today through 5:00 p.m. through memorial day. that's to prevent traffic from backing up on the bridge. you can reach them by bus, taxi, ride sharing service, biking or

walking. this is a like look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. it's a big day, today marks 80 years tins i since the golden gate bridge opened to pedestrian traffic on may 27ing, 1937 the bridge opened to cars the next day. up with of the most photographed bridges in the world the golden gate is also recognized as one of the top engineering feats in the world, also the golden gate bridge is the only bridge in california that has not been seismically retrofitted. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you, we need more sunshine sooner, slightly warmer transportation. you are ginning to see that around mount tam as that cloud deck erodes, also in concord, it's sunny, and this live doppler 7 over the bay area, so once again, it was pretty generous, but below 2,000 feet. it is beginning to burn back. here's mount tam sitting at this vantage point below 2,000 feet. so we're looking at the sunshine

above, 54 if san francisco as well as gilroy. sun on the way for you a. cool day at our coast. oakland is sitting at 58. getting brighter bit by bit in the east bay. sfo delays due to construction work here of an hour-and-a-half. upper 60s to near 70 it's been upper 60s all morning long. santa rosa up out of the 40s, it was a cool start today. the final van tage point the clouds are thickening, getting lower before they're clear all toke here from our tower camera in san francisco. so becoming sunny this morning for everyone, sunnier and milder this afternoon. mild to warm on memorial day and after that, we do cool off. so if you are going to be in the city today for carnivale, low 60s, tomorrow is the parade. there it will change, a little breezy in the afternoon. that's what we're used to, up in napa, low- to mid-70s today and

tomorrow. so warmer, brighter. boy, it was cool yesterday, but things finally are getting more in line with what we are feeling like should be for memorial day, in fact, some '80s arrive tomorrow him notice around the bay, still 50s and 60s, into monday, we'll keep it right where you are at tomorrow with numbers hovering at 80 for concord and fairfield, staying cool at the coast. but it's the coolest day arrives on tuesday with a steadier on shore flow and more widespread low clouds and fog. so let's check out our beaches, half moon by a about 3:00 this afternoon, with see sunshine and 60 degrees, partly sunny tomorrow, temperatures remain on the cool side with that west wind, but you will get some sun for a couple of hours, a steadier spot will be stinson beach with low 60s today, mid-60s tomorrow, memorial day, maybe a little cooler as the breeze ramps up. we are looking at still the coolest weather behind us after the holiday. 62 today in the city. 72 in san jose, 73 in concord,

upper 60s in mountain view, in the city, bring the jacket. 57 tonight. a cool evening for the giants, down load our accuweather app, you will notice that warming trends on queue through the rest it includes the holiday weekend. we get to june, we rebound tuesday and wednesday, bake amy, that will be around the bay, by the coast inland. it's pretty comfortable. all in all temperatures a little shy where they have been. what an improvement from last week. it was freezing all week long. >> not too cold. grab a light jacket if you are headed outside, lisa, thank you. just ahead, a new way to keep cool in the east bay, the water park opening that will definitely be making a big splash. . but first in honor of asian heritage month, we are using our instagram feed to focus on people making a difference where you live. today we highlight eric ting,

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sent them to a photo service. here is 7 on your side with michael finney with her story. >> reporter: she says nothing is as important as family. >> there picture is a picture of my father's father. >> reporter: he died when her father was just 5. she hoped to find more pressure treasureing like these in old slides left by her deceased mother. she sent the materials to legacy box to convert to digital. what she got if return was labeled bobby's first christmas. >> so i viewed them, i was leak, these are not mine. >> reporter: she returned them to legacy box expecting the company to send her, her order. >> that didn't happen. >> i sent you bobby's films and you were going to get eb else. what are you talking about? >> reporter: marion was persistent. eventually, she says, legacy box stopped returning her calls. >> so finally, in frustration, i

contacted 7 on your side. >> reporter: we contacted legacy box and they offer today refund her $75. >> i cried many tears over fought having those pictures and those people just think $75 is going to make me go away. >> reporter: legacy box founder told us over e-mail his company is not responsible for late, lost, damaged or misdirected mail. the attorney who specializes in business law says legacy box's terms of service presume by accessing, browsing or using this site, you acknowledge that you have agreed to be bounds by these terms of use. >> we are slightly more boilerplate contracts that may be less enforcement. >> reporter: writing wrap agreements require users to actively agree to the terms. legacy box expects her slides and films were lost in the mail. >> there might be some argument to be made they could be liable

for negligent handling of the items. >> legacy box's founder told us, please know, we take this situation to heart and continue to improve it. >> nothing can help me but to have those pictures back again. >> reporter: marion received a check for $150 for legacy box for their troubles. this brings something up, many of us don't read the terms and conditions because they're often hard to understand. however the attorneys suggest read how the company handles disputes before using this service. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. east bay residents will have a new what i to keep cool this memorial day weekend. the grand opening of the wave. a $43 million water park is scheduled for today at 11:00 a.m. in dublin. the 31,000 square foot facility features attractions such as a slide tower, squash zone and sports pool. the park has been under construction since 2015 and uses

480,000 gallons of water. tickets for residents range from 13 to $15 and are just $2 more for non-residents. still to come on abc 7 mornings, president trump's overseas visits is winding down in italy. but the russian investigation still isn't going away. now there is a new hacking scandal involving his own family. also, lake tahoe is drawing the wrong kind of attention, cleaning it's up

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>> thanks so much for waking up with us, i'm chris nguyen. here's a quick look at the weather, lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> good morning to you. this is our roof camera. we have a gentle breeze and overcast. sunshine is breaking out all around the area. it will be sunny by 10:00. 54 in the city. it is 55 if half moon bay, 57 mountain view, good morning, san jose, 58 degrees. you can see the low cloud deck across the bay. 51 santa rosa. it is 58 in concord. sunny and livermore 55. so here's where we are right now. there are the low clouds. they will peel back. we got 60s at the coast, low 70s san jose and santa rosa. if you head out towards sacramento, you could reach 80 degrees, more likely mid-70s today. we talk about memorial day and

when we cool down and warm up for june, which is all in the week ahead, chris. >> lots to talk about, lisa, thank you. the fbi is investigating a cyber threat against the trump organization. the agency called don, jr. and eric trump to an emergency meeting at its new york officer after foreign hackers tried to hack the company's computers. it comes as the president's son-in-law, also his adviser, is under fbi scrutefully for his contact with russians. here's pierre thomas with the latest from washington. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell nbc news, president trump's eldest sons were summoned to an emergency session at the fbi field office earlier this month. the reason foreign hackers were trying to compromise trump organization computers, because it involved the president's children, a special vip notice was sent to officials in new york before the may 8th meeting, which happened to occur a day before fbi director james comey was fired t. source on the

trump's computers is unknown, eric trump denied any computers were compromised. still the company remains a top cyber target. >> hackers would love to get into the family's pham businesss to damage or compromise the president in some way. >> reporter: news of the trump's sons meeting with the fbi comes as trump's son-in-law jared kushner is under scrutiny with the fbi for his contact with russians, specifically two meetings last december. one between kushner and security adviser michael flynn fired for misleading the white house about his russian contacts and a second meeting between kushner and the head of the russian bank with ties to the kremlin. >> that bank under u.s. sanction. the walk post reporting u.s. intelligence officials intercepted communication of the russian ambassador claiming kushner wanted to use secure facilities to communicate during the transition. abc news independently confirmed

this report. >> jared kushner is the kind of person anyone conducting an investigation right now would want to talk to. >> reporter: there is no evidence kushner is the target of the fbi investigation into russian meddling into the election and no evidence of wrong-doing by kushner. >> these are contacts that might be totally innocent and benign as well as those that might have succumbed somehow to those russian efforts. >> reporter: intelligence officials worry that the russians had a very specific plan to target those in trump's orbit. myier thomas, abc news, washington. the time now is 8:33. we are taking a like look at the naval station if italy, where moments ago, the president addressed a crowd of american servicemen as well as their service men and women as well as their families. as many of you know, he was there for the g7 conference which wrapped up in sicily. at that conference, there was no agreement on climate change.

president trump tweeting out that he'll be making a decision next week on whether to stay in what's called the paris climate accord. we just saw that the president and first lady waved to the crowd as they aborted air force one. again, this is a like look this morning from italy. now, in terms of that paris agreement, you know, trump ran for president vowing to rip it up. he listened carefully, though, to his new counterparts during the g7 conference, evolving on the issue, according to a top aide. we continue to follow that story as well as the presidents's return to the throughout the morning. happening today, funeral services are scheduled for a union city teenager who was killed in a car crash shortly after her high school prom. james logan high school senior shane marsellino was a passenger in a car driven by her mother they were less than two blocks from home when another car hit

them as they were making a left turn t. 18th-year-old shane died at the scene. her mother is recovering from other major injuries. services for shane are set for noon at st. anne's church in union city. lake tahoe locals are fighting back against those who destanee secretary of state the beautiful landscape. it's a war against graffiti that's increasingly popping up in places flown for its natural beauty. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has the story now from lake tahoe. >> reporter: a team of volunteers, brushes if hand have spent hours doing this, scrubbing rocks at lake tahoe, natural scenery defaced by vandals. he is a part of the removal squad, a volunteer group that started on facebook with the sole mission to clean up graffiti like this. in some case, it appears

>> if you have artistic ability, maybe you need to find a different medium to make money at it. >> reporter: it's happening at places like hidden beach on tahoe's remote east shore and here near bonsai rock south of grand harbour. someone scribbled on a majestic rock out on the lake. >> i noticed this from the bridge over there. >> reporter: it's happening near the lake here at donner summit near the otherwise pristine overlook in all of its natural beauty. postcard perfect, department for this, rocks that have been here for centuries littered with graffiti. >> it's been sad, people are desecrating our forest here. it's not a sight i want to see. >> reporter: some has propped up recently while other tags have been here more than a year, much to the dismay of sergeant dan saunders. >> don't do it. because are you ruining the experience for everybody else that comes to the area, because

they come for the year, like i said the last thing they wants to see is somebody's thoughts or expressions. >> reporter: now police up here want the public's help, if they see people tagging the natural beauty, they are asking them to get license plate, vehicle information. even if police get there in time and arrest the taggers, the charge is relatively minor, just misdemeanor vandalism. in sand harbor, laura anthony, abc 7 news. we are looking at san francisco international airport. because one of the longest runway is shut down for maintenance. no planes can use runway 2a left. arriving flights are delayed by now for an average of one hour and 28 minutes. crews are remay have beening the runway, upgrate gra runway, upgradeing lights and making other improvements.

london has chance ancelled flig because of a major i.t. failure at heathrow and gatwick airports. buses will run instead of trains from west oakland and fruitvale to 19th street. bart says expect 20 to 30 minute delays. service resumes as normal tuesday morning. big sur is a beautiful spot along california's coast, getting to it has been difficult for some if recent months. but we found a town that says it's still opened for business. more on that coming umm. as we heads to break, here's a live look outside at our santa cruz camera, the sun is out. beautiful conditions to start the weekend.

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>> welcome back, everyone, look who is on stage in napa. steph curry joined his wife for a cooking segment yesterday. rapper e-40 got on stage to help hype the crowd. she runs her own food truck. she posted these videos on instagram. seth had a little time to kim t. first game of the nba finals doesn't start for another five days. you can watch game one against the cavaliers thursday night at 5:30 only on abc 7. meteorologist lisa argen joins us now. yesterday, we were talking act last year's nba finals, here we are again. >> that's right. we are also talking about the cool weather. it's great in most of your

neighborhoods, but we are looking at some sun around the bay. mount tam, the low cloud deck is in the upper 50s, hayward, san jose. we have sunshine on the way for everyone and a warm-up for the weekend. how long coming up after the break. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead the warriors are getting ready for their nba final's trilogy. what draymond green had to say about facing lebron and the but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price.

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>> welcome back, everyone, in sports the a rz at yankee stadium this morning looking for their third straight win. tonight they take the fill at at&t park, first pitch is at 7:05:00 p.m. t. giants hope to snap a three-game losing streak. here's larry biel with the highlights of this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody, the giants have played 50 games this season, decent sample size the record 20 wins, 30 losses, if they continue on this pace, tail finish with nearly 100 loss, lost again to the braves last night on "star wars" not jedi masks, they're darth vader masks. garcia, o and 3 records. no score in the 7th.

2 outs. matt cain almost got him. safe by inches. on the next pitch the pitcher, garcia helps his own cause flyers third, it's offline, he scores all the way from 1st. braves win 2-0. giants offense is invisible held to four hits. the as facing the yankees. a high five, tex, please, thank you? life complete. sean mariah subing, look how good, look at the hook. ends up getting the win. monster tanaka went 7 and a third. career high 13 strikeouts. as finally break through the 8th. 2 outs. roger davis scampers home. late in the 9th, there it comes, there it goes.

high hit for steven rowe. aloha. the as win 4-1. we are counting down the nba finals next thursday. warrio, cavs, a chance at redemption for draymond green you know the story. probably cost the warriors the title. so we fast forward to the present. the warriors have been a playoff juggernaut. the cavs 12 and 1. a lot of blowouts, boring games the reason is simple. >> i feel right now you are witnessing greatness, two great teams, great players. and that's what it is. and we need you to appreciate until it is over whoever wins this championship. say we meet again next year. it still won't be appreciated until we don't meet again and you realize what you have. so i appreciate it. i'm happy we have been able to

steal a lot of people. i'm glood glad they were stealing people i love great things. >> greatness on display. game one, nba finals, warriors-cavs right here on abc 7. that's a wrap. have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry biel. >> good morning, everyone, here's a look at our future tower camera. we have sunshine on the way him normal normally, we have a good temperature spread from the bay to our inland valleys. as we look at fremont, we are approaching 60 degrees and you know what, we will be looking at concord having temperatures very similar to fremont. in the low 70s throughout the mid-day hours, so it is going to be comfortable but certainly below average and the fog will come back t. west wind really with the proceeding if san francisco. again and that will allow for a sea breeze to keep us cool at the coast. live doppler 7. will you notice the foot print.

we have the low cloud deck. we are beginning to see it scour out here, in the north bay, it's been sunny. this is our exploratorium camera, you can see the clouds, vacate in san jose, 55 half moon bay, 57 in mountain view, all week long mount tam looks awfully nice we see sun lower and all overer, looking brighter. 51 in santa rosa. it's 56 by the delta. the southwest wind at 21 miles an hour. it's not going to get too warm even in our east bay valleys. at least you will be out of the 60s. how about low- to mid-70s, concord is sunny at 60 degrees. in santa cruz, it should be gaining a few degrees tomorrow throughout the holiday weekend. sunnier and milder this afternoon. mild-to-warm for memorial day.

you have to wait to get the good weather close to the valley. the parade is tomorrow for carnivale. low 60s. up in napa, it's brighter. today, 72. 75 on sunday speaking of 70s. we are shy the upper 70s at least you are warming up. a slight dip on tuesday. screws will be sunny each and every day by tuesday the clouds gather and the temperatures cool. it should be nice, you will notice the warm-up. on the peninsula. upper 60s to about 70s a look at breezy winds throughout the afternoon, it's brightening up here. 67 in daily city, we are headed to the forth bay.

67 in san leandro. you head inland, 73 in concord. you will notice the warm-up is right if queue with the holiday weekend. we start june into thursday. well, that's where we will warm up. >> a pleasant weekend. lisa, thank you. hey 1 which goes through the town of big sur remains closed due to damage of recent storms. shop area owners want people to know big sur is still opened for business. >> reporter: at the big sur river end there are plenty of rooms to be reserved. it should be one of the busiest weekends of the year. >> there is still a big sur experience available. the drive is fantastic. the views along the coast are second to none.

>> reporter: recent storms have left many wondering when they will be able to catch out a break. catch this video at mud creek between gorda and san simeone last saturday cutting off access to portions of big sur to the south. despite this, businesses in big sur are still opened and shops on the northern end of town remain easily accessible to those driving in the bay area. local gallery owner francesca mellinger says so far sales are down 50% compared to last year. >> we open the doors every day. >> reporter: just up the coast, officials are expecting big crowds for memorial day. the mayor says he feels what his neighbors to the south and is doing what he can to support them. >> you can go biking, hiking, horseback riding, go to the river and go camping. go for your day hikes. that's what i'm going to be doing shortly.

>> the central coast community staying strong while displaying a united front. >> mother nature is in charge. the best we can do is react to what she gives us. and continue to do the best we can to provide a place for people to come. >> big sur businesses are holding out hope residents from the bay area will show them a little love by visiting sometime soon. next, a holiday weekend

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>>. >> here are the winning numbers from the mega-millions drawing. 25, 26, 28, 37, 56 the mega-number 5. nobody picked all six. so tuesday night's jackpot goes out to 55 million viewers. eat, dance and enjoy memorial day at carnivale in san francisco. it's on harrison between 16th and 24th both today and tomorrow. organizers say they expect 400,000 to attends. the festival opposite up at 10:00. tomorrow is the grand parade, bring the appetite. leave the diets at home. >> it's going to be beautiful out there. in the 60s today and tomorrow.

mid-60s over in oakland. we're in the low 70s from palo alto to san jose. it will be sunny at our beaches today a. little breezy at times partly cloudy, tomorrow, memorial day the warmest day with '80s inland for those parades, it does look beautiful. slightly cooler tuesday and wednesday. so that was the end of may. it's unusual for sure. >> i love this forecast. thank you. thank you for joining us on abc 7 morning, i'm chris nguyen alongside liss argen. today marks 80 years since the golden bay bridge opened. you can send it to us, you pay see it online. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. we'll see you then.

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