>> reporter: some residents have launched a campaign, slow down in town, to raise awareness of driving behavior through here. seven people were inside the truck, two died, five are in the hospital in critical condition. live in alameda, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. fremont police are trying to determine how an encounter involving one of their officers escalated into a shooting. it's the department's fourth officer-involved shooting in as many months, it happened near mowry avenue and blacow road. katie marzullo spoke to a woman who saw it happen. >> he was crying on the ground. >> jameena took this video. she describes what she saw before the shooting. >> i saw the officer telling him to stop, telling them to drop what he had in his hand and then he proceeded to run, chasing him, the young man. >> reporter: she said she was shocked at what happened next.

>> i thought he was pulling his taser out but he pulled out his gun, and i said "oh, my god, he just shot him." >> reporter: fremont police say just before 4:00 in the afternoon, someone flagged down the officer to report the man. >> a citizen contacted him advising him that a subject was waving a pipe, threatening people. >> the officer found the man in the shopping center at mowry avenue and blacow road. >> there was a foot pursuit, confrontation which led the shots being fired. >> reporter: police say they're investigating what happened but they did recover the pipe. they say the man was taken to a trauma center, his condition is not known. the officer has been placed on administrative leave. this is the fourth officer involved-shooting in fremont this year. in fremont, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. 4:31. happening today, the oakland city council will vote on a settlement with a woman who says police officers sexually exploited her. the woman fosued the city for 6

million, the city attorney is recommending a million dollar settlement. she says she had sex with multiple police officers from several bay area agencies, including when she was underage. criminal charges have been filed against four former and current officers linked to the investigation. also happening today, a jury resumes deliberations in the trial of three santa clara county jail guards charged in the death of an inmate. the three men were guards at the county's main jail in san jose. they're accused of beating mentally ill inmate michael tyree to death in 2015. prosecutors say he was beat son baghd badly his spleen was nearly severed in half. prosecutors say he died when he slipped and fell when climbing on his toilet. federal investigators focusing on a meeting between the president's son-in-law jared kushner and a russian banker in decemb

december. he was looking for a direct line with president vladimir putin when he met with sergei or gorkov. news comes as the intelligence agencies look into russia's roles into possible ties to the trump campaign. >> a look at north carolina, our first look at the damage from severe thunderstorms overnight and the hardest-hit area you're seeing here was east of fayetteville and south of raleigh. at least 14 people were hurt. none are life threatening. they're still dealing with power outages. we've heard of mobile homes that were knocked over so those winds were strong and i'm keeping an eye on things as they try to get power backup and the clean up is under way. natasha? >> jessica, thank you. tensions are high in the texas state capital. a protest against a new sanctuary cities law erupted into a scuffle between

lawmakers. the elected officials were seen pushing and shoving one another on the floor as the protest raged on in the gallery area yesterday. the texas lawmakers were debating a highly controversial law that allows local police to question people about their immigration status and comply with federal i.c.e. agents. the governor signed the measure earlier this month. democrats are trying to get the legislature to reconsider the law but republicans say that's not going to happen. police in florida may release tiger woods' police report today. he's blaming medicine prescribed by a doctor for his dui arre here is his booking photo that followed his arrest yesterday morning. woods apologized and insists alcohol was not involved. he had back surgery last month. woods claims he didn't realize taking different medications following that operation would affect him so strongly. a los gatos high school senior accused of creating a racist prom-posal is responding. the snapchat including a bitmoji that has dark skin, a blue

mohawk, blue eyebrows and goatee. his receptive date was not impress sod the student tried again, this time he dressed exactly like the bitmoji, black face and all. >> i do not mean for people to take it this way. i do not mean it in a racist way whatsoever. i'm very sorry if you feel offended. >> there's another controversial prom-posal. one student drew a sign that asked "do you want to be my "n" word and hang with me at prom?" the sign included a drawing of a black person hanging from a tree. los gatos high school is taking steps to better educate its students. uber's board of director will hair more about a probe of its work place. former u.s. attorney general eric holder and one of his law partners leading the investigation. the allegations against san francisco-based uber came out in a blog post by a former employee. tech crunch also reports the investigators have gathered information from hundreds of uber employees.

>> let's look at what's going on as far as opening your weather window. we have it on the roof camera. why i wanted to show you that is look at those flags. notice how they're unfurled. we have a little breeze. sue mentioned the altamont pass. gusts up to 37 miles per hour. if you're on the bay, gusty breezes, caution there. breezes on our north/southbridges and in our hills if you're going to be traveling on the roads. mass transit cool for most of us most of the day. here's a look at your small craft advisory, that means 28 to 34 mile per hour winds not only at the coast but from noon today to 9:00 for all bay areas into the delta. let's see what it's doing to our temperatures. low to mid-50s just about everywhere inland. east bay, brentwood one of the warm spots. low to mid-50s around the bay shore but los gatos and pacifica and santa rosa is 49 degrees.

your average high today 67. 50s at the coast into san francisco, 60s around the bay and 70s inland. we'll look at the micro climate and warmth coming this weekend. hi, sue. >> good morning, let's look first out for your morning commute, the san mateo bridge was looking good. no delays, about a 14-minute drive from san mateo over towards high ward. we have slow traffic out of tracy starting to build up, that's typical. speeds of 40 miles an hour up and over the altamont which is blowing out there so be careful. bart is on time, we had an earlier weekend closure at fruitvale with track repair. that's been wrapped up for the weekend. otherwise, everything is going smoothly. we'll be back in just a few minutes with a look at the rest of your commute from the north bay. the university of california is trying to avert another

financial fiasco. who will now be picking up the tab for dinners and parties thrown by the regents. the job of electrifying caltrain is back on track. officials are focusing on a new project to make the rail lines safer. the count down to the nba finals is on and dub nation is ready. we'll show you the gear fans are snatching up. >> join in the dubs' excitement >> join in the dubs' excitement with the hashtag

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it's 4:41. the university of california is no longer going to pick up the tab for its governing board, this according to the "chronicle." we told you the school system was under fire for the uc regents' lavish dinners. one of them was held in january at a cost of $17,600. that was held the day before regents voted to increase tuition. "the chronicle" reports the events were charged to a private endowment however president janet napolitano says the practice will stop to avoid any use of university funds. now, the regents will now have to pay for their own dinners. three people died while rafting along a california river over the weekend. rescuers say it should remind all of us to never underestimate the power of fast-moving water. search teams recovered the bodies of three people following rafting accidents in the kern river. they rescued about 20 people

thrown into the rapid water near bakers field. officials fear the kern river could become more dangerous as more snow melts in the mountains. if you're driving along highway 12 in sonoma county and you see smoke or something that looks like a wildfire, don't be alarmed. crews will be conducting a controlled burn at bouverie preserve around 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. cal fire will be there. officials say controlled burns are used to control invasive species and reduce the chances of more destructive fires. two streets in santa are back in action. a company truck spilled a commercial grade of chlorine. it happened in the area of piner road and pine crest drive. police had to close the streets because of safety concerns. it took three hours to mop it up. electrification is expected to bring faster and quieter trains oncale train.

that's putting more focus on track safety. four caltrain intersections have been listed among top priorities for elevating the tracks to separate them from drivers and pedestrians. at the burling game crossing, wait times in 20 years could jump from five minutes to 24 minutes for drivers if they don't make improvements. let's talk about the warriors. they open the nba finals in two days and they, of course, are hosting the cleveland cavaliers at oracle. >> golden state will practice to face the cavs for the third straight year. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom tells us more. >> reporter: if kevin durant and steph curry look well rested it's because they haven't played a game in over a week. the warriors are ready for the finals. >> i don't think anybody likes the time off, though. it's more stressful the time off for me, at least, than when we're playing the game. >> if there's one group almost as ready as the players, it's the fans who poured into the

team store to stock up on dubs gear. >> a medium draymond green jersey for the wife. >> reporter: are you getting one for you, too? >> absolutely. >> reporter: it's a good day to do that. two for the price of one? >> buy one get one free. >> reporter: you have to durant jerseys? >> one for my husband, one for me. >> reporter: monday was all about the warriors road jerseys. >> i got a thompson, a green and another curry. >> reporter: tougher when your family is divided. >> hi in cleveland, not this time. >> reporter: jengas haas is the proud father of these siblings. >> cleveland is our favorite city. >> i love cleveland. >> reporter: y just don't like the basketball team? >> yeah. >> reporter: they already know and 13. es the dubs great at 11 >> damn good communication. >> they shoot from really far and, i'm like how? >> reporter: if you think the grown-up cans trash talk -- what do you want to say to lebron?

>> you're going down. no crying. >> reporter: what do you think about lebron james? >> he's a cry baby. he should bring some tissues for the finals. >> reporter: they sold two sets of raiders tickets so they could travel to cleveland for game four hoping for a warriors sweep. >> we got our broom ready. >> we'll be surrounded by crying fans. >> reporter: in oakland, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> espn coverage of game one of the nba finals starts thursday at 5:30 right here on abc 7 and you can join us on abc 7 for an all-warriors pre-game show at 5:00. the cavs, of course, will be here at oracle. and take a look! these are the new giveaway t-shirts happening tonight, tuesday, may 30. reggie, it looks like it's faded or inside out, it's not. it just says "all gold everything." >> it's probably hard for folks to read. gold all over. >> i don't know, i think this will be cool when you see the fans because you'll see a sea of

gold. as far as up close -- >> yeah. >> i don't know. >> for me it's not a win. >> it's not braggadocious enough. >> braggadocious? at 4:46 in the morning? >> just get a "w" that's all. >> if you want to buy them, they'll be on sale this morning. if you like a faded looking t-shirt, go for it. >> it's like a '70s t-shirt. you can pay a lot of money for retro shirts now days. let's talk about 70s which most of us won't see today or feel today. come on, what happened to summer? there's such thing as may gray and june gloom but this is carrying it too far. it ee it's cool breezes that keep us below average. drizzle, chance of light showers tonight. didn't hear that in the forecast the last couple days. warmer highs friday, saturday, sunday and monday. look at the gusting winds at fairfield. 40 miles per hour, 21 in oakland, 22 at half moon bay,

that's a stout sea breeze this morning. look what it does to our highs, upper 60s through most of the south bay. we'll get into the low 70s in los gatos, morgan hill, gilroy and santa cruz. san jose, 69 degrees along the santa clara. upper 50s along the coast, even downtown san francisco 59 degrees. it should be 66 today. 69 in petaluma, low to mid-70s, we have some up through the north bay valleys. upper 50s at your beaches. and look at this, all across the east bay, 63 to 67 degrees. and we'll even have a 69 san ramon, low to mid-70s elsewhere. tonight you can see more green on the map, some drizzle, potential for light showers, temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look at this. we stay steady for wednesday and thursday and then we get warmer weather friday, saturday, sunday, and monday but it never reaches the coast. the rest of us will be in the 80s. sue, good morning.

good morning we'll look at the golden gate bridge this morning where the zipper truck just left on its drive to make four lanes southbound and two lanes in the northbound direction. you can see its blinking lights in the center of your screen. fog-free for a nice ride. about 22 minutes from san rafael all the way through marin into san francisco. a little fog in walnut creek but the traffic is flowing nicely. headlights are headed -- pardon me taillights are headed southbound on 680 towards the 24 junction. you're looking at an eight-minute drive from concord towards walnut creek. we'll come back in a few minutes with a traffic hazard in the south bay in just a few. >> sue, thank you. this morning we want to congratulate our colleague david louie. >> he's celebrateing 45 years at abc 7. david joined abc 7 news in 1972. he was one of the first asian american tv reporters in the bay area and he's been on the air the longest. he took a minute to talk about his career. >> i keep wondering how long can

a career last? we've been fortunate at abc 7. we've been surrounded by really great people, producers and writers and managers who really get it and are focused on doing the best job we can covering in the news in the bay area. all of us at abc 7 proud to call david a friend and colleague. congratulations. >> so great. congrats. if you happen to stop by a peets coffee, you may recognize one of the baristas, when and where you can get a coffee from two of the giants most popular players. the latest wildlife additions to the bay area aren't ready to leave their nests but they are ready for names. how you can help give them one. but first this morning's tech bites. >> in today's tech bites, samsung is going bigger. >> reports say the screen for the upcoming note 8 smartphone will be massive, 6.3 inches, nearly a full inch more than the iphone 7 plus at five and a half inches. >> get this -- that's an inch and a half smaller than the ipad

mini. zillow is offering a $1 million zillow prize as as its call to data scientists. >> they want help making their zestimate home valuation tool more accurate. they say they're already within 5% of accurate selling prices but it could be more accurate. doctors are saying smartphone thumb is affecting more and more smartphone's causd typing on the screen. >> who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california

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a zoo in england will remain closed today while officials investigate the death of a zoo keeper. a tiger mauled her where it entered an enclosure where she was working. police immediately evacuated the hamerton zoo. the wildlife park houses endangered animals including malaysian and white bengal tigers. the veterans administration is investigating dozens of new cases of drug thefts by employees at v.a. hospital and clinics nationwide. the associated press says the v.a. has opened 36 new cases in the last six months. that brings the total number of open criminal investigations to more than 100. officials say the thefts put patients' lives at risk. they point out drug thefts are a growing problem at private hospitals as well. scientists say a volcano in alaska is likely to erupt again following a massive blast that affected airline traffic. take a look at the graphic

coming from the alaska volcano observatory. it shows the eruption of a volcano along the southern edge of the bering sea. the eruption sent a cloud of volcanic ash 45,000 feet high. airliners operating between north america and asia fly near the volcano and ash is a threat to jet engines. happening today, two san francisco giants will trade in their gloves and bats for baristas aprons to benefit local kids. hunter pence and denard span will serve peet's blend. if you want to see pence, he'll be at the peet's inside the ferry building and span will be at the peet's in the marina from 11 to noon. peet's will donate up to $11,000. >> time is up for you to vote for two cranes born on a chick in richmond. names have been narrowed to ten finalists including whirly and windy and pride and purpose after richmond city motto. mom and dad are named rosy and

richmond. you can cast your vote through midnight tomorrow. we have a link to do so. abc7news.com. let's look at our extremes today in quotation marks because they're not very far apart. daly city 57 degrees, half moon bay 58, san francisco 59 and then you have santa rosa at 75, brentwood 77, antioch 78. our average high in san francisco, 66. look at this, 54 at 8:00, 55 at 10:00, 56 at noon and then 59 at 2:00 and 4:00. if you're going to the game this evening, can't guarantee it will be as hot as yesterday was with that fight, 57 at 7:15, dropping down 55 degrees. grown men shouldn't fight. sue? >> they looked silly out there fighting. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have reports of an accident on the eastern side of the toll plaza that must have been cleared out because traffic is

looking light. no problems so far, we'll monitor that accident. to san rafael, southbound 101, those headlights headed past the civic center, you're looking at a 22-minute drive from novato to the golden gate bridge so not bad at all. take a look at your overall traffic map, some slow traffic out of tracy into the livermore area but all the way to the dublin/pleasanton interchange, a 30 minute drive. not bad. we have high winds over the altamont as well. we'll be back in a few minutes to look at a potential problem in the south bay coming up. >> thank you, sue. damage to australia's great barrier reef is irreversible and scientists say action needs to be taken to keep it from getting worse. researchers found 95% of the area surveyed last year was bleached. bleaching happens when water temperatures change and that forces the coral to expel algae which causes it to turn white. a committee formed by the australian government says global warming is the culprit and it's recommending a reduction in greenhouse gases. two men from south carolina face harassment charges for something you won't believe until you see the photos.

they forced a baby alligator to drink beer. the men squeezed the gator's throat so it would open its mouth. these photos were posted on snapchat and followers called police. officers tracked down the men. the men say the gator is fine because it swam away. both are facing a maximum fine of $300. >> what is wrong with people? >> terrible. students have no air conditioning and heating despite funds being approved. next at 5:00, the crisis facing a south bay school. suspensions are likely after the giants and nationals' brawl yesterday. after catching heat, buster posy explains why he stayed out of it. >> at the live desk i'm tracking breaking news from the nation's capitol. could there be a major shak for trump's communication team? that's next. that's next. >> what the u.s. is

back to work after what was a long weekend for a lot of you. >> for some of us. we appreciate you holding down the fort. san francisco was a ghost town if you went anywhere but as you look at the city this morning, look at the city this morning, 5:00 back in. it's garbage weather out there. >> yeah, look at the cloud cover out there on live doppler 7. >> show me the