arlington national cemetery will be at the heart of the national observance on memorial day. president trump will lay a wreath to the tombs of the unknown today at 8:00. and then a 16th person is identified in connection with the manchester attack, and 14 of the 16 arrested remain in custody. many of them are teenagers, and many of them are teenagers, and they are looking for more members. abedi killed 21 and injured dozens others. and kim jong-un is supervising a launch of what appears to be a scud missile. it landed in the sea of japan,

and north korea has been conducting more test launches as part of a program to develop nuclear tip missiles that can watch the u.s. and then expanding the laptop ban to all flights coming in and out of the united states. it's in response to terrorists who are obsessed with bringing down american airplanes. lillian kim has reaction from passengers at sfo. >> many travelers say they rely on their time in the air to work on their laptops. the travelers flying in and out of the u.s. might soon be banned from using electronic devices larger than a phone while in the air. such devices would have to be placed in checked luggage. john kelly suggested the possibility on fox news. >> that's really the thing that they are obsessed with, the terrorists, the idea of knock

down an airplane in flight, particularly if it's a u.s. carrier and full of mostly u.s. folks. >> the government already imposed restrictions two months ago on large electronic devices in cabins from flights coming from ten middle eastern african countries and then there was talk about a ban on all flights from europe. >> on this trip, it would have affected me a lot because i the time off if i was not able e to work while on the flight. >> some companies don't allow their employees to check their work laptops. >> if i am traveling on business and i have to bring that laptop with me, i can't check it in and can't bring it into the cabin, so what do i do? >> secretary kelly said it's time to raise the bar on airline

security. at sfo, lillian kim, abc7 news. >> jurors will begin to deliberate in the penalty phase of the torres trial. torres was found guilty of killing and kidding lamar in 2012. attorneys finish their closing arguments on thursday and they met with the judge to determine what instructions the jurors are going to receive. and then the shutdown of shipyard. the chronicle reports the port of san francisco hopes to find a new operator of the dry docks at pier 70 and those facilities closed due to a legal dispute between two companies that operated the shipyard. there have been plans in the past to transform the sprawling pier 70 site into housing and other uses. firefighters took quick

action to stop a carport fire from spread into an entire building. the cars outside the complex yesterday, crews kept the flames from reaching neighboring apartments. it's believed there was an electrical problem with one of the vehicles is what started the fire. just look at that. another fire burning dangerously to a house on griffin road in vallejo. nobody was inside the home. american canyon crews helped vallejo firefighters quickly put out those flames. firefighters in southern california are watching for flare ups from a grass fire that forced some evacuations. forced some evacuations. the 55 acre fire broke out in brentwood yesterday hafr noafte. firefighters think the fire was

started accidentally by somebody clearing weeds. golden state had yesterday off, and steph curry and the cubs had the day off and now they are looking at facing the cavs for a third year in a row. cleveland took it last year and needless to say both teams know each other well. >> we understand the challenge they presented and the history we have, and it's going to be fun. >> this will be talked about long after us, so just to be part of this is amazing. advantage in the nba finals because they finished with the league's best regular season record and a reminder game one is at oracle arena on thursday night and you will only see it here on abc7 news, and coverage begins at 7:30 so mark your

calendars. let's open up the weather window and look towards the ferry building. the flags are a little calm right now and you can see every once in a while they pick up and point towards the east. those are the winds that are going to be gusty on the bay today. if you are out and about, no summer heat to worry about. in fact, going to the pool, the water will be warmer than what the temperature is going to be outside but make sure you have that sun screen. small craft advisory for all the areas in yellow from noon until 9:00 this evening, 38 to 40-mile-per-hour winds. we have a 50 or 52 degrees across most of san francisco. we have got trevor hill, a little warmer at 50 degree and then 54 in pleasanton. 52 in richmond and healdsburg right now. and temperatures today, 50s at the coast. a few 70s inland. look at this, hardly any change

tomorrow and again into wednesday. i do have some heat coming. we will have to wait until next weekend, and i will show you that coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. there's a sigalert to report on east bay 580 at first street. this is a deadly accident involving multiple vehicles. as a result there are several lanes blocked including lanes one, two, three and four. this happened just before 2:30 and they are still working to clean this up, so keep that in mind if you are in that area this morning. let's take a look at the bay bridge, the toll plaza, as you can see hardly anybody is on the roads as hopefully people are enjoying the holiday weekend. next year you will be able to walk into shops in california and legally buy marijuana. and coming up the rush in sacramento to put regulations in place to make it happen. just to say thank you to the people who put their lives on the line for me. >> that was the teenage girl targeted by hate speech before a

deadly train stabbing in portland. she is paying a touching tribute to her defenders. we are heading to break right now. another live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and we will get you an update on the sigalert happening in livermore, sigalert happening in livermore, but in the meantime a live look

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news. >> a fatal accident involving several cars on 580. >> just got to the scene near vasco, matt. >> reporter: we are on east bay 580 before first street exit and they are towing away one of the vehicles and have the second tow truck here on the scene. that's good news because they will be able to clear these vehicles off the road. they were hoping for getting this road cleared in about an hour but they were expecting the second tow truck to arrive here in half an hour and 45 minutes. so it's here now and hopefully they will be able to clear and open up the road, and the sad news on this memorial day, one person was killed. i am told the victim is a male and we don't have any other details on that person's identification. two other people were also transported to the hospital. three vehicles total were involved in this crash, and it appears the first vehicle was disabled in one of the middle

lanes after crashing on the side here, and was in the middle of the road when it was hit by another vehicle, a hyundai sedan, and that's what caused apparently a fire here for the toyota corolla and that person inside that toyota corolla died here on the scene. the coroner has already the scene and declared that victim, and this road is expected to be blocked for the next half hour or 45 minutes. there are two lanes open so that's good news for people traveling this morning, and reporting live in livermore, matt keller, abc7 news. >> thank you for the update, matt. this morning the fbi is still trying to determine if a deadly double stabbing in portland, oregon, was an act of domestic terrorism or a federal hate crime. >> they lost their lives because of me and my friend and the way we looked. >> that heart-breaking message

coming from the teenage girl who was verbally assaulted by a man on a light rail. two of those men died and another is still hospitalized. >> he told us to go back to saudi arabia and he told us that we shouldn't be here and to get out of his country. he was just telling us that we basically weren't anything and we should just kill ourselves. >> the suspect, the 35-year-old christian is a self p christian is a self p white domestic duties following trump's trip to the mideast. we have more on the president's agenda plus new fallout from his overseas trip. >> white house overhaul, on his

first trip as president, president trump back home considering a staff shake-up in the wake of the russia investigation hitting close to the oval office and his family, and a private attorney, one of many hired to handle the investigation, seen talking to ivanka at the white house, and her husband under scrutiny but not the target of the investigation. sources say they tried to set up a backdoor -- >> there ought to be a view of his security clearance, and if not there is no way to maintain that kind of a clearance. >> and the president was frustrated calling the news lies. i have total confidence in him. >> look, i think jared has said that he is more than willing to

answer any and all questions. >> trump's focus, his overseas trip calling it a great success for america, but from from the g7 summit, expressed doubts about the u.s. and uk. saying the times when we can count on others are over. >> and this week expected to be a crucial one for the white house as the president works to work with the crisis. work with the crisis. and then hustling to pwup staffing and legal costs. lawmakers are hopeful they will finalize regulations and begin licensing by january 1st, but there will still need to be lots of flexibility in how it's

regulated. >> i think there's a lot of uncertainty about how many licenses there will be and how much work it will take to license and enforce the state's laws, and so i think this is something that is going to be a big approach. >> and the government was thinking it would do away with medical id cards, and have one license regardless of the reason of the usage and that will help eliminate sales tax exemptions currently available to card holders. you can take a rare opportunity to meet it along with other warplanes will be on display giving the public a valuable look at the planes that helped t win world war ii. there will be an important

memorial day message about the past and the present. >> it was a different time we were a unified nation. i would like to see more of that spirit return. >> lieutenant hughes flew 25 missions on the b-24 during his time in service that. >> he looks great. if you are expecting a warm day, sorry. >> wrong weekend for that. wrong holiday, unfortunately. we usually officially kickoff summer today but it's not going to feel like it, and here's a look at the golden gate bridge. cool sunshine and cool breezes today. clouds and areas of drizzle the next couple of nights and then brighter, drier and warmer on thursday, especially on the weekend. look how deep the cloud deck is

into the valley. it's going to take a while to get sunshine today. look what it does to our temperatures, upper 60s to the low 70s in the south bay. gilroy, mid to upper 70s there. san jose, only 71. on the pennsylvania, 63, and palo alto at 68. upper 50s at the coast and that's it with limited sunshine if any. 62 in downtown san francisco. to the north bay, about 70 to 76 degrees. if it was not so breezy it would be comfortable to sit outside. 64 in richmond, and we may get to 70 in fremont. 75 to about 60 in our east bay valleys. tonight look at the cloud cover. patchy drizzle and temperature around 50 to 55 degrees. my accuweather 7-day forecast below average tomorrow and wednesday. back to average on thursday and a little warmer than average by the time we get to friday, saturday and sunday. back to you. >> all right, mike, thank you. we want to get you an update on mass transit right now. b.a.r.t. is running on a holiday

schedule. ace train has no service and golden gate ferry is on a holiday schedule. and a live look at the golden gate bridge right now, on many a few cars on the roadway and that has been the story all morning long. a warrior star, steph curry, often seen here on abc7 news. >> we have to enjoy the impressive chalk drawing of curry. you can check out the video on our abc7news.com. >> not in personal, but we wouldn't mind if he came to visit. come on over. >> dub nation showing its pride as the warriors prepare for the game, one of the nba finals on thursday and that game is here on abc7, and so we want to see your photos. we can see everybody wear their dub nation pride. can you use the

you post them. if you are in the market for a new car you might want to think about used instead. why thousands of them are about to hit dealerships. >> move over chips, candy bars and soda pop, and first this morning's tech bytes. >> bringing artificial intelligence to your iphone. >> apple is testing a microchip that will bring voice recognition and face recognition to your iphone and it will also extend battery life. google is going bigger. >> the company's co-founders have plans to build a blimp similar to this. google google's blimp would be more than 600 feet long.

>> and this is how to make an entrance. >> looks like the green goblin. he floated about 30 feet off the ground and then landed right there, midfield handing the ball to the ref. to the ref. >> that's how i am going t

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who lost loved ones in our country. he is piloting his canoe down the mississippi river to new orleans, and along the way the army veteran plans to give small gold stars to family members of fallen service members. it comes 45 years after making a pact with a comrade and the next day his pilot was killed in action. >> if one of was killed combat, the other one would comfort the family. you could see the honor they feel they have been given, you would know why i am so passionate. >> his journey will take him more than two months and cover about 2,300 miles. if you are in the market to buy a used car, according to consumers.com, thousands of used vehicles are about to be returned to dealerships, and a

lot of people opted to lease once the recession hit and now those are coming to an end. experts say you may get a better deal with sedans because lower gas prices are right now making suvs and trucks more appealing. a group of ducklings are safe this morning thanks to sunnyvale police. the sunnyvale department of public safety tweeted out these pictures following the successful rescue of a mother duck and her ducklings from a storm drain yesterday and mama was supervising making sure all of her babies were okay, and they were taken to a safe area to be released that that cute. >> yeah, adorabl san jose, we will use that as the backdrop. temperatures two to seven degrees cooler than average so we are refraining from the summer heat. wondering about the sunshine? we will go all the way up to noon, in the east bay are

cleared out and clouds lingering through the north bay, and along the coast for that afternoon hours. if you are headed to the game today, nationals in town. partly cloudy and breezy and if you are lucky, 60 at 1:05 to 63 at 4:00. let's see what we can do against the nationals. >> looked great, i was actually there, mike, surprise, surprise. >> great. there's a sigalert we are continuing to monitor. matt keller is on the scene as you might have seen a few minutes ago, east bay 580 at first street, a deadly crash, and they are still trying to clean that up. there are multiple lanes closed and there are two lanes still blowing and given it's light traffic on a holiday, and it seems to be moving smoothly right now just before 5:00 a.m. i don't expect to see a lot of cars on the bay bridge toll plaza. 13 minutes gets you into san francisco. and a new way for you to

meet products, get it. the butcher is now selling his products in a vending machine, so it's stocked with fresh bacon and other cuts. it's insulated and refridge rated and won't sell anything if the temperature drops below an unsafe level, and he says the convenience is undeniable. >> and look at it as if it's another way to serve the customers when i can't be here for them. >> the meat vending machine is already in europe and it's the first one here in the bay area. >> it's called i would have to try it. new at 5:00, how one couple fought back. and then a secret show in napa but didn't finish their big

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>> announcer: now from abc7 news, live breaking news. >> we are following breaking news in vacaville this morning. police are on the scene of a deadly officer-involved shooting. >> it happened at orange drive and nut tree road, and amy hollyfield is there for us this morning. amy. >> reporter: hi, jessica. look behind me and you can see officers are still here gathering evidence. they tell me the officers involved had on body cameras and dashboard cameras so they are hoping it willho