trough during the grand opening of this water park. just the day before, cal osha gave the green light and issued a permit for the ride. after they said the water park owned by the city of dublin, corrected a long list of issues noted in an april inspection, including loose bolts at the base. they are zeroing in on now on what they say appear to be pooling or puddling of water in the trough at the bottom. >> because that may have contributed to the accident, so that's one of the things that they will be looking eight very, very closely. >> reporter: does that then apply to slides like the emerald plunge at other parks? >> you know, that's a great question and i have asked if there are other slides like this one at other parks in the state of california, and i'm waiting for a response. >> reporter: it's possible, then, that you'll have to look at water slides at other parks because of the assessment. >> that may be the case. >> reporter: as of this afternoon cal osha said they are actively pulling records for each and every speed slide across the state with similar angles and heights. the manufacturer of this slide

and many others, white water west, issued a statement saying, we are thankful the 10-year-old involved in the incident walked away without any serious injury. they said they are working closedly with officials at dublin's water park where both of the high speed slides are closed down during the investigation. thousands enjoyed the new park over the weekend. it will reopen on saturday. i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> police have identified two teenagers killed in yesterday's rollover crash in alameda. 17-year-old brianna or ing at the a from hayward and 17-year-old simon from union city died in the crash. take a look at surveillance video. the accident involving a mini van and full-size pickup carrying seven people. at least five people who were in the pickup remain in critical condition. police are still investigate but say speed appears to have been a factor. >> a shelter in place order has been lifted after a bomb scare this morning in san francisco. this all began around noon at the tenderloin police station on

eddy street. >> abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live at the station. wayne, you said this all began with good intentions? >> reporter: it did start out with good intentions. a caretaker in an apartment is going through a closet, he finds two artillery shells. he says, i wonder if they're live. so, he brings them to the police station and that is how it all began. >> it was about 2 feet long, about maybe 4 inches in diameter. >> reporter: in fact, there were two artillery shells that looked very much like this. what had been a normal day in the tenderloin police station at jones and eddy changed quickly when the man who officers describe as a caretaker for an elderly man brought the shells downtown after finding them in an apartment. >> we left them in his vehicle and came into the station, told us that he had these two rounds in his car seat in front. >> police responded by following protocol. they blocked the street and began evacuating four elderly hotels, including the hotel harold home for some 85 mostly

non-english speaking people. they went door to door, seven floors, with help from the staff. >> always very difficult because a lot of the senior disabled building. a lot of the seniors you see are in walkers or wheelchairs or something like that. so, a challenge. we were able to complee the challenge. >> reporter: one at a time, members of the san francisco police and fire departments helped those residents on jones street to a safety zone behind police tape. by then the bomb skad arrived and took the device away. we still don't know if it was live or not, but police say if you find something similar, leave it alone. they will come to you. in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> napa mother and her boyfriend were convicted today of killing her 3-year-old daughter back in 2014. sara krueger and ryan warner were tried separately for the first degree murder and assault of krueger's daughter kaylee slusher. the prosecutors say the girl's body had been placed in a freezer before it was found. after county d.a.'s office is

not seeking the death penalty. both krueger and warner face 25 years to life in prison. >> well, you may remember this man you see here. he was shot in the head five years ago in san francisco. take a look at him today. but now he says he can't believe a judge has released the man accused of shooting him while he awaits a new trial. abc7 news reporter vic le is live at the county jail with the story. vic. >> reporter: well, let me say first that benjamin's recovery has been miraculous. but it's been a difficult recovery for the young man. there was some consolation, he thought. he thought justice would prevail, but now he's not sure. >> i still have like memory issues, you know, like short-term memory. >> reporter: it has been a miraculous recovery for benjamin tessa who was shot in the head halloween night 2012. his brain wound was so severe, doctors only gave him a 25% chance of living. he was in a medically induced coma for a month.

today he still has problems with his cognitive functions, but otherwise he's doing well. the shooter, a father of a 4-year-old, he and three friends left a halloween party at fort mason when they encountered lee. they say lee groped his girlfriend. the friends say that led to an altercation where lee grabbed a gun from his car and fired it, emptying the magazine. one of the rounds hit pessa. lee's attorney says his client was simply trying to protect himself against the group charging at him, hurling racial insults. >> he was acting in self-defense against a hate crime assault. >> reporter: last april a trial ended with the a jury acquitting lee of most of the attempted murder charges, but they hung on the attempted murder and assault with a firearm charge related to pessa. then two weeks ago the judge released saelee while he awaits a new trial on the deadlock charges. spokesman bastian.

>> it was brain matter on the pavement as a result of the gunshot wound, and we were completely opposed to this release. >> reporter: even though he's on a gps monitoring device and other court order conditions, his release angered pessa and his friends. >> he spent 4 1/2 years locked away while i spent 4 1/2 years in an institution bettering myself and every day trying to like improve myself because of the unfortunate circumstances that have happened to me. >> it's okay to go around shooting people and get a slap on the wrist. >> reporter: a new trial date has been set for july. vic lee, abc7 news. >> police say an oregon and california are investigating a reported kidnapping of a san jose state student just hours before her graduation. the 22-year-old woman was found by county sheriff's deputies friday night near banddon, 95 miles from california. she was forced to drive north until the car ran out of gas.

at that point she escaped. she was found running along an oregon road side. >> and she hid in tall grass next to -- we have a lot of grass next to the ocean. she was able to hide at an old lumber mill site, and he did not locate her. >> the woman says the kidnapper hit her. she was taken to a hospital then treated for facial injuries. the san jose police department tells abc7 news they are actively investigating this incident. >> all right. turning now to our weather, let's take a live look from our mount tam camera. you can see it's been a gray day around the bay area. >> spencer christian, you have some explaining to do. >> i know it's cold outside. what is going on here? still a gray day. live doppler 7, this is not your typical end of may day. lots of clouds around, drizzly out there. gusts over 30 miles per hour at fairfield and s.f.o., and the temperatures are only mainly in the 50s and 60s so it's much cooler than average this time of year.

here's your evening planner. it does president get much better if you're looking for some dryer, milder weather. up until about midnight we'll see mostly cloudy skies and completely cloudy between midnight and about 7:00 a.m. with drizzle developing overnight. so, it's going to be a little damp for the morning commute and probably a slow go. here's a little bit of the movement of the clouds approaching us the last couple hours. you can see there is a lot of moisture content in those clouds and our morning drizzle is shaping up just offshore right now. but i do have good news. sunnier skies are on the way in the foreseeable future. i'll tell you a little about that later. >> thank you, spencer. a huge old oak tree came crashing down this morning at olympic boulevard and boulevard way. that oak took out two telephone poles along with power for almost 2000 pg&e customers. incredibly, nobody was hurt. there was a little damage or there was little damage except to the power poles. some nearby businesses were without power for most of the

day. >> bart service is back on track after a rough start to the post-holiday commute. just before 7:00 this morning a richmond bound train broke down outside of transbay two blocking trains from entering or leaving san francisco. after 30 minutes, the disabled train was pushed out of the way. there were also two separate medical emergencies and a malfunctioning track switch at the lake merritt station. a warning for bart riders after a rash of car burglaries at several stations in the bay area. a dozen happened just yesterday at three different bart stations around the bay. there were two at the el cerrito del norte station and one at the na tome a station. >> chipotle says customer data is compromised nearly nationwide. the attacks took place nearly a month, march 24 to april 18. they used malware to attack credit card readers at restaurants giving them access to card holder names, their card numbers, expiration dates, security codes, customers are

being urged to review their credit card statements and report any unauthorized charges for a list of the impacted restaurants and there are a bunch we have a link at abc7news.com. >> balloons are popular, but letting one go could soon get you into some big trouble. plus. >> mayor, get out if you don't like 3 feet. >> an outburst from a man killing two people in portland. >> and they're here. the cavaliers arrive in san francisco getting us one step closer to the nba finals which you can only see here on abc7. >> plus hunter pence his role as barista. >> check out the maze, not too terrible on the right-hand side. there is your traffic coming towards the bay bridge heading towards san francisco. >> how about the left side, alma? >> well, 80 eastbound -- >> that's terrible. >> looking a little terrible.

ah, the wait is almost over. the much anticipated rematch between the warriors and cavaliers and the nba finals only two days away now. today the warriors held their last workout at their practice facility in downtown oakland. tomorrow the action will move to oracle arena. both teams will practice there before thursday's game one. warriors trying not to get caught up too much in the hype. kevin durant is playing it cool because he is. says he will binge watch games of cards to relax in his down time. the cavaliers arrived in a push alert on the abc7 news app as they arrived at sfo.

spotted king james who apparently brought the cleveland weather with him. there he is in the cream colored hoodie. he and his teammates getting off a charter flight boarding a bus late this morning in san francisco international airport. there was a handful of fans that greeted them at their hotel in downtown san francisco. coverage of game one starts thursday 5:30 right here on abc7. also want to remind you join us on abc7 on all warriors pregame show that i'll be hosting at 5:00 on thursday. abc7 your home for the nba finals. >> well, we're learning more details about the arrest of tiger woods for driving under the influence yesterday morning in florida. new police paperwork appears to back up his claim. jessica castro with abc7 mornings has the latest. >> reporter: new details behind this now infamous mug shot, tiger woods, the golf megastar, arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence early monday morning in jupiter, florida. >> he's a community member and i think we should support him. >> reporter: according to court

documents, tiger woods was found asleep at the wheel and he had to be woken up. it alleges the 41-year-old slurred his speech and talked slowly. also that he could not walk a straight line. woods insists alcohol was not involved, blaming, quote, an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications. and this new paperwork shows he blew a zero on his breathalizer test. four drugs were listed in the report, solorex, vicodin, torix. he once dominated the game. >> there it is, a win for the ages. >> reporter: winning 79 pga tour events and 14 majors. but in 2009 a fall from grace, an suv crash outside his home reveals a cheating scandal leading to a very public divorce from his wife and sponsorship losses worth millions. he built back his reputation off the course, but his career remains plagued with health

issues. the most recent a back surgery in april. >> tiger, the golfer, has been basically missing over the last couple of years. he played three tournaments worldwide in two years. >> reporter: the world's former number one golfer now sits at number 876. despite those new documents that confirm tiger woods was not drunk, he is still charged with driving under the influence and he is set to appear in court july fifth. jessica castro, abc7 news. >> new at 4:00, suspensions just about a few minutes ago for players at the center of the bench clearing brawl in giants/nationals game. hunter strickland will be out for six games. hunter pence found himself playing peace maker yesterday as he was struggling to restrain strickland with a bunch of teammates. today he was working as a barista promoting the clubhouse blend that supports the giants community fund. pence remained diplomatic when talking about yesterday's scuffle. >> just trying to get everyone

peace making, get out there, get them off the field and, you know, what happens happens and today we're here at pete's trying to raise money for giants community fund. >> doing a very nice smooth transition into the pete's business. pence posed for pictures. fans awaited their turn. unfortunately he's on the disabled list from a injury. 5% of the proceeds will be donated to the giants community fund. >> graduation around the corner, mylar balloons will be part of many celebrations. >> if a bay area law maker gets his way you may not be able to release the balloons much longer. news anchor kristen sze here with that story. >> a rally was held to promote balloon safety. assemblyman from hayward introduced a bill to ban the release of mylar balloons in california. why? just take a look at this video. >> that's the best one. >> that blows the fuse, causing an outage to an area.

>> reporter: nylar balloons caught on power lines cost nearly 1900 outages in california in 2015. and last year they sparked wild fires that cost the state more than $3 million to put out. assemblyman could try to ban their sales last year to no avail. his new bill wants to make it illegal for anyone to release them anywhere, not just at civic events as the law now states. >> it's litter. it's potential to go out into the ocean. it dissolves fish and other organisms can eat it. >> so, if you choose my lar balloons for your celebration, consider these safety tips. you want to keep balloons tethered at all times, and attach to a weight. that is how they have to be sold these days anyway. puncture and deflate balloons before disposing of them. if a balloon is tangled in power lines, call your utility. don't try to retrieve it yourself. the bill has just passed the assembly. it is now in the senate. if it becomes law, you could get a ticket, up to $100, for

releasing a my lar balloon. larry and alma? >> all right, thank you, kristen. i was joking a few moments ago with spencer about how lebron james brought the cleveland weather with him. i just checked it's 70 degrees and partly cloudy with a chance of rain. not that far off. >> not far off at all. it is milder there than most bay area locations. we're dry, for now. we have drizzle on the way. here is a look at live doppler 7. you can see the moisture right offshore there. there is some moisture in the clouds over land areas right now. bull we don't have any widespread reports of precipitation yet. that may change overnight. here is a view from our rooftop camera looking out over the embarcadero under cloudy skies. 56 degrees here in san francisco right now, low to mid 60s at oakland, mountain view, san jose, 74 in gilroy, that matches cleveland. and 57 in half moon bay. this is a view from mount tam looking down onto the bay and parts of san francisco. you can see low clouds, high clouds, clouds at various levels of the atmosphere. we have temperatures right now

73 in santa rosa, 71 at napa, 66 novato, fairfield 70, mid 60s at concord and livermore. a few more patches of blue than we've seen on other camera shots. forecast features, drizzle overnight. there will be ape damp morning commute for sure so give yourself some extra time if you are a morning commute erm. sunny or warmer thursday. summer like sizzle this weekend. but overnight, no sizzle, just drizzle. it will be pretty widespread with low temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. here's a forecast animation starting tonight. notice how overnight between midnight and 5:30 a.m., drizzle becoming quite widespread and of course it is going to be hitting all the major highways for the morning commuters, down in the south bay, highway 101 is going to have lots of wet spots. as you move up to the east bay, interstates 580, 680, 880, will have wet spots for sure over in the peninsula, up into san francisco, 101 and 280 will be damp there and out 80 between richmond and fairfield as well.

we'll start to see partial clearing, though, by mid-morning and afternoon tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies over the bay and inland. but fog and low clouds, maybe a few high clouds, too, will linger near the coast line. the rainfall totals we project will not amount to very much. certainly there will be damp spots and may slow down some of the morning commute. but the totals will range generally from no measurable rain at all to a few 100s of an inch. a high tomorrow afternoon, breezy at the coast once again with high temperatures there near 60 degrees, around the bay look for upper 60s to low 70s. inland if we get the sunshine we're looking for, it will warm up to maybe upper 80s in the warm est spots tomorrow. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. near 80 tomorrow and wednesday and thursday rather in our inland areas. big warm up begins on friday. we'll see mid-'80s inland and 80 around the bay. sunday, monday, 88 to 90 degrees inland and mid 60s on the coast. so, it's going to be nice and warm out but it will be a gradual one. >> all right, thank you,

spencer. sea world launches a controversial new killer whale show. why they say this one is different. plus. >> it's pretty scary at the same time. >> kids get their first chance to enjoy a new playground in the east bay. what makes this one so special and why it's only the second of its ki

emeryville just took the wraps off a brand-new playground this morning, not your typical playground, but a brand-new concept specifically designed for urban environments. abc7 news reporter amy holly field has a look. >> reporter: they're playing in the sky, a high rise play structure. when you can't spread out, think up. >> i think all cities, particularly with urban play grounds, should be looking at a play structure like this. it just makes sense. >> reporter: the emeryville play school district bought this vertical playground from the

netherlands. this is the second one in the u.s.. the other one is in boston. kids at the, k-12 got to test drive it today. from the looks of things they are thoroughly impressed >> i love this new play structure. it's pretty fun and pretty scary at the same time. >> i'm excited that they found something different, but i just feel like it's something used like the school has to get used to it because it's kind of new. >> reporter: there were some concerns in the planning process, especially about how the children are a bit unreachable. >> quite a few skeptics about the project and the new structure. people said are we sure it is going to be safe, who is going to take a child out if they refuse to come out, who is going to go in there? >> reporter: but they moved forward and cut the ribbon of the new structure. and it appears they already found a willing kindergarten teacher who will fetch stranded children. >> we may have to pick the most efficient route, but you can get in there. >> reporter: moms, i'm here to tell you, you can get up here. and this isn't just available to students at the school.

this is a community center. so it's open on the weekends including this weekend. in emeryville, amy holly field, abc7 news. >> well, san francisco's panhandle park is getting some tlc from the city. those old benches thash cracked and decaying are slowly being replaced by new ones. they are getting new bicycle racks with concrete platforms. they are looking to overhaul the panhandle playground. meeting gets underway in the next hour at the park branch library to discuss the improvements. >> is russia a bigger threat than isis? >> russians, who are trying -- who try to destroy the very fundamental of democracy. >> the ongoing investigation into russian ties with the white house and the new person that is being looked into now. >> and the benefit concert plans underway right now for victims of the manchester bo

>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. state regulators say this weekend's water slide accident in dublin was extremely rare. as you can see, a boy flew off the slide causing only minor injuries thankfully. inspectors are now looking at the water levels which could cause hydro planing and the angle of the slide which is pretty steep. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman tweeted that police evacuated elderly residents because of a bomb scare in san

francisco today. this happened after somebody brought possible explosive devices into the tenderloin police station. a bomb squad investigating and then gave the all-clear sign. the white house communications director has resigned, michael dubke stepped down after only three months on the job. he said it was for personal reasons. the white house has promised a staff shake up following a series of media leaks. the russia investigation has expanded to include president trump's personal attorney and former white house press officer. the president continues to dismiss questions about the probe and any connections to his son-in-law. abc7 news reporter lana zach live in washington where, lana, there is a lot going on. >> reporter: there always seems to be, isn't that the case, larry? good evening to you. white house press secretary sean spicer said that even though dubke is out of communications director is the best communicator the administration has is the president himself. he's tweeting on the russian

allegations calling them a lame excuse by fake media. for the first time in more than two weeks, white house press secretary sean spicer took to the podium asked about the allegation that the president's son-in-law jared kushner suggested setting up a secret back channel with the kremlin. >> the white house disputes -- >> i'm not going to get into it. but your question presupposes facts that have not been confirmed. >> reporter: spicer did not deny the account, but took issue with what he called a shared frustration that he and the president have with the media. >> he is frustrated, like i am, and like so many others, to see stories come out that are patently false. >> reporter: and then after spending more than a third of the briefing recapping the president's trip, spice era bankruptly ended the briefing. >> thank you guys very much. >> reporter: one reporter shouting out, is kushner fake news? president trump has been down playing the substance of the russia investigation, but republican senator john mccain says that russian president vladimir putin poses a bigger threat to the united states than even isis. >> it's the russians who are trying -- who try to destroy the

very fundamental of democracy, and that is to change the outcome of an american election. >> reporter: all of this as the russia investigation has expanded to include president trump's personal attorney and close confidant michael cohen. cohen is not cooperating time telling nbc news, it was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being answered. the committee that granted documents from cohen has now been granted subpoena power. spicer spent a total of 19 minutes answering reporter's questions today. he did say, though, that the president was interviewing candidates to fill that vacant seat left at the head of the fbi by james comey. he also said that when the president finds the right candidate, he'll let us all know. reporting live from washington, lana zach, abc7 news. back to you, larry. >> well, let's follow-up on that. what can you tell us about the two candidates for that fbi position that you were talking about? >> reporter: well, the two

candidates that thement w presi was meeting with today, he was also interestingly the lawyer for new jersey governor chris christie during the bridge gate trial. and the other person is the direction that i've heard from many republicans they would like to see the president head, a career fbi official chris ray. he also served as special counsel under bob mueller. larry, alma? >> lana zach in washington, thank you. >> the portland man accused of stabbing two good samaritans and injuring a third will be in court today. he is facing multiple murder charges after the stabbings police say involved hate speech. abc7 news reporter dani a back us has the latest. >> reporter: 35-year-old jeremy christian a rained in court charged with two counts of aggravated murder and one count of attempted murder. >> one first stab in the neck and the other -- >> reporter: police say friday he stabbed three meant on a portland train, killing

23-year-old ricky and 53-year-old ricky best after they stepped in to stop his anti-muslim rant aimed at two female train raiders, one wearing a hijab. >> we all miss him. he's a hero. >> reporter: the third victim, 21-year-old micah fletcher was release the from the hospital overnight. in a statement saying, i want the muslim community to know that they have a home here in portland and our love. i want to honor the families who lost their brave father, sons and brothers. police say they dealt with christian multiple times. at a free speech rally he's seen wielding a bat and giving what looked like a nazi salute. his extremist views on display last month in this facebook video. >> i am the dude that promoted shooting anyone that tries to disarm you. >> reporter: one day before the attack, seen here ranting on the same train. >> you got a problem with what i'm saying?

[ bleep ] christians and muslims and jews. >> reporter: the mother has written a letter to president trump asking him to encourage all americans to protect and watch out for each other and to condemn acts of violence resulting from hate speech. dani a back us, abc news, los angeles. >> american pop star ariana grande will hold a benefit concert for last week's attack. the bomber killed 22 people and injured more than 100 at the concert at manchester arena a week ago yesterday. sunday's concert will be at the old cricket ground. grande, justin bieber, katie perry and others will perform. the proceeds will go to an emergency fund set up by the city and the british red cross. >> former panamanian director manuel nor yeg a has died. he controlled panama as a military dictator from 1983 until 1989 when the u.s. invaded the country and removed him from power. u.s. agents later arrested

noriega on drugs and money laundering charges. he served a sentence in the u.s. and later sent to face charges in france. he had been in intensive care since march after complications from brain surgery. he was 83 years old. >> dallas police are praising the good samaritans who rescued an injured officer in a creek. it was forced off the road by a pickup truck and landed on the passenger side. witnesses reported hearing a loud crash before hearing the cruiser go airborne. ten people helped push the damaged car up right. the officer was pulled from the car. he's in stable condition. the driver of the truck fled the scene. >> a teenager in illinois faces charges of arson as seen in the movie blues brothers. police a est ared the teen a day at the correction center. the fire broke out at 7:30 last night. no one was hurt. the prison opened in 1858 and closed for good 15 years ago.

in addition to the blues brothers, the facility was used in several movies and tv shows including get smart, and prison break. >> as we close in on the nba finals a lot of people looking for tickets out there. just ahead how to avoid fake in your search for a deal. >> plus the holiday weekend may be over, but the rush to visit yosemite isn't. what makes this year so special. >> and we have lots of clouds around as you probably know by now. it is cooler than average and may get some drizzle. i'm spencer christian. we'll have the accuweather we'll have the accuweather forecast did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? we'll have the accuweather fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. oh, and right now, save $200 on our queen c2 mattresses now only $699. ends sunday. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you.

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it was a busy holiday weekend at yosemite and it is only the beginning as we head into the summer months. this year the fast-melting snow pack is helping yosemite national park max out on tourism and traffic. here is abc7 news reporter corin. >> reporter: the entrance of yosemite national park is the galt way to a series of picturesque sites, the likes of which are hard to find anywhere else in the world. >> this week our dream come true which is really marvelous. >> reporter: he breathed it all in from tunnel view. observing blue skies above a horizon of gray rock, green trees, and white water. but over the holiday weekend, just getting here seemed almost as impossible as the view itself. >> we wait for around one hour and half just to arrive to the

tunnel from glacier point. >> reporter: may is typically the first of six busy months with attendance peaking in july and august. people have heard of a snow pack fueling fantastic fall. >> i've never seen anythig and got so close to it. >> yeah, that is really cool. >> we're watching the waterfall and it was like soaking wet. >> soaking, soaking, soaking wet. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> here's live doppler 7. you can see we have clouds over the bay area. there is enough moisture in the clouds that there is some spotty drizzle right now. there will be more widespread drizzle overnight as low temperatures drop only to the mid 50s. it will be relatively mild but touch-tone be da it will be damp and wet for the morning commute. a few high clouds over the bay and inland. and some lower clouds at the coast where it will be breezy

tomorrow. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to mainly upper 60s and low 70s around the bay and upper 70s in the mild evidest id locations. in morgan hill it will be high enough forr al that vista graduation. temperatures in the mid 70s, pleasantly mild and here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. congratulations graduates, by the way. next couple days luis palomiit partly cloudy, warming up. a warmer peyton pattern begins friday, continues through the weekend and by monday next week we'll be looking at high temperatures around 90 degrees inland. nice weather coming our way finally. >> thanks. >> iconic killer whale show got a little less splashy. the new show that opened over the weekend in san diego. plus. >> i was going about 85 miles an hour. my mom, she's looking at me and she just says, take it up to 88.

>> what happened next

sea world san diego is replacing the legendary shamoo show with a killer whale show. alex stone takes a closer look. >> reporter: sea world's iconic

shamoo show is no more. this weekend the san diego park debuting a new educational show called orca encounter which will replace what was one of its biggest attractions. it includes a film about the animal's behavior. while they do breach and splash the audience, sea world says tricks are not the focus. trainers no longer ride or swim with the killer whales. >> it's so important to educate people about these animals. otherwise they're not going to care to want to protects them. >> reporter: but so far sea world's new show is getting mixed reviews. some call it informative and poignant, others calling it boring saying it features little action using the orcas. it's the latest change at sea world. the park announcing last year it would no longer breed orcas following the protest. following years of declining revenue, negative attendance and publicity due in part to the 2013 documentary black fish. it took a critical look at whales in captivity,

specifically involved in three deaths including a trainer in 2010. that film's director believes sea world has made some progress, but not enough. >> they are still swimming around in concrete tanks. my overall hope would be that sea world would just kind of embrace the opportunity to truly evolve and to retire these whales into sea side sanctuaries. >> reporter: this new educational presentation is part of a biggest exhibition launch in sea world history. alex stone, abc news, los angeles. >> sea world maintains it is using the whales in an educational capacity but critics insist the whales are still forced to produce tricks and nothing has changed. >> 7 on your side michael finney is off today. we have a lot of consumer news to get to. warriors getting a lot of excitement but strong warnings about counterfeit ticke cou fake tickets for sale on

craigslist, average number of 40 fans said tickets were fake. they are expecting more fans to arrive with high-priced fake tickets. that has led to heart break in the past. >> there is a really easy fix. there's lots of sites, hundreds of sites probably where people sell tickets online and there's only one site where you can buy tickets and you know 100% your tickets will scan. that's warriors.com. >> team officials are also warning about counterfeit gear often sold at road side stands. they say most of the fakes are made with low-quality materials that won't survive the wash, dyes are going to bleed. may even misspell players' names. authentic items have a hollow gram sticker or name tag and sold at authorized dealers. the real items should last a lot longer. amazon now offering refunds to parents whose kids accidentally rakds up charges on gaming apps. the company agreed to refund up to $70 million in unauthorized charges. those purchases occur when kids download free gifts and they buy

virtual items like gold coins and stars. kids often don't realize those charges are real and will show up on their parents' credit cards. the federal trade commission sued amazon for allowing those unauthorized purchases. parents can claim a refund through their amazon account or through amazon.com. and a milestone today for amazon, its stock topped $1,000 a share for the first time. before retreating a little bit closed 996. it puts amazon market value at $478 billion, that is double that of rival wal-mart and more than 15 times the size of target, only four other u.s. listed companies have shares that trade above 1,000. >> olivia newton john is fighting breast cancer for a second time. today the actress and singer announced she will postpone her world tour which had a stop in southern california. she told fans on facebook that back pain turned out to be breast cancer. she had undergone chemotherapy and partial mass text am i in the early '90s.

she hopes to continue the tour later this year. the fifth season of house of cards debuts today on netflix. bewear, sleep medicine issued a statement today saying binge watching puts your health in jeopardy by deteriorating your mood and cognitive abilities which can make you more at risk for a workplace accident or drowsy driving crash. the statement comes in response to recent comments from reed hastings said sleep is his company's number one competitor. >> speeding tickets very expensive, you know, but a southern california man seems to be actually relishing the one he just got. >> the man ownsa lorianand was ticketed for driving 88 miles per hour. reporter steve kuntz explains the significance. >> reporter: when it comes to iconic movie cars, it really doesn't get much cooler than the back to the future dlorian. >> it's a dlorian. >> reporter: and every back to the future fan knows if you want

to time travel you have to hit 88 miles an hour. >> when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you're going to see some serious [ bleep ]. >> new dlorian owner found himself in serious stuff when driving on the freeway in the santa clarity a area. >> i looked at my speedometer. it was going 85 miles an hour. my mom is looking at me and she just says, take it up to 88. let's do it. i took it up to 88 and i was at the 88 for about two seconds, right? and immediately i saw a police officer pulling behind me. the police officer walks up, he said, i pulled you over because you're speeding. do you know how fast you were going? i said, did you get me on the radar gun? he said, yeah, i did. he says, you were going 88 miles an hour. >> 88 miles per hour! >> i started busting up laughing. my mom starts busting up laughing. he's even got this big grin on his face like, he's won the lost lottery. he goes back to his car and he

comes back immediately and he has the radar gun. he says, hey, do you want to take a picture of it? i said, yeah, of course i do. because of the car and everything, it was hilarious. >> reporter: it's kind of a shame he didn't shoot off in a trail of fire. >> exactly. i didn't have the flex capacitor in the car and i was out of plutonium. >> i love that mom was the one who said let's take it up to 88. >> is mom going to pay the ticket? >> i don't know about that. i'd expect the ticket to cost him about $400. he's not interested in going back in time to change things. calling it the dream ticket of dlorian owners. >> i suppose if you can afford the dlorian, you can afford the $400 ticket. >> how much does a dlorian cost? i don't know. >> a plane once owned by elvis presley has a new owner. the private jet sold for $430,000 at auction. portions of the plane's interior were customed designed to elvis' specifications including

goldtone velvet carpet. they are going to have to ship it to move it because this plane has no engine. >> it has the red velvet seats. >> the important zuf it has. >> exactly. taking on absenteeism and lots of excuses. how the oakland school districts got kids back into their seats in the classrooms. >> dan is here with a look at what is coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> as tensions rise with north korea, a critical test off the california coast. can the pentagon stop a missile attack? you saw it from the air. now see the cavaliers arrive on the ground. you're going to hear firsthand how hard it is to be a cavs fan here in the bay area these days. and the day the earth moved in ukraine.

all right. coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, downward dog followed by the middle, american housewife and imaginary mary. at 10:00 american housewife followed by black-ish. don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. >> oakland schools were among the first in california to track chronic absenteeism and now their efforts have paid off. >> tonight the district will present its numbers and how it has managed to keep kids in school as abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez got a preview. >> reporter: the vast majority of parents know their children's success depend on attending classes. there are a number of reasons why students don't. the principal in oakland can

name a few. >> it ain't relevant, don't care about it. i'm bored, or i'm a failure. >> reporter: stress in the home in the neighborhood, alcoholism, drugs, even depression, are some of the factors. oakland unified was one of the first in california to start collecting data on students who missed too many days. >> why are kids missing school? because regardless of the reason it impacts their academics. >> reporter: you added the why? >> the why factor. >> reporter: having that information led to outreach programs. each school now has a team with an attendance manager. each student is tracked. and so far oakland seems to be having some success. in 2009, when they began addressing the problem, 16 % of students were chronically absent. today it's just over 11%. page says it's easy to see why students get discouraged. >> and eventually disengage and find someplace else to engage. there are other places in the world to engage.

most of them are outside of the school building for a lot of kids. >> reporter: students at met west school say what they're interested in and the school finds ways to supports them. maurice rivas has an internship counseling younger students in oakland. archipelago i'm telling all of them they need to get to work and it will be worth it in the future. >> reporter: the plan is to intervene quickly and as humanly possible. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> and california just began collecting chronic absenteeism data from all districts in late supreme 2017 based on attendance for the 2016-17 school year. >> it's one of those things if you're a parent you're going this is fantastic. if you're one of the kids, they're watching. yes, they are. you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app and you can download that for free. be sure to enable the push alerts. be the first to know about breaking news where you live. >> that will do it for this

edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us. i'm alma daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >> i was never prouder than when he was wearing that logan jersey. >> he is one of two people killed when their truck collided with a vehicle in alameda. people at the school are heartbroken. >> a matter of degrees. the investigation expands after a boy slides off a concord water slide. >> a san francisco neighborhood turned into an evacuation zone. abc7 news is there when the all-clear is given. >> and from lebron to love, we are there as the cleveland cavaliers arrive. just how hard is it to be a fan right here in the bay area? >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. clouds are stacked up. next up, drizzle. hour by hour forecast coming up. >> announcer: now from abc7 news, live breaking news. >> sky 7 was over the scene of breaking news, a shooting in oakland. it happened a little more than an hour ago. >> an investigation is happening right now at 51st avenue and international boulevard.

there is little information coming from the scene at this moment as police continue to gather evidence and search for witnesses. >> what we know at this time is that a man was shot. you see a car there with a shattered back windshield there and police investigating at the scene. >> we will bring you updates throughout this newscast as we learn more. so, please stay tuned. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. now to our top story. we're learning new details this afternoon about the two people killed in yesterday's horrific rollover crash in alameda. they were both teenagers. >> abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at james logan high school in union city where one of the victims was a student. laura, this is yet another devastating loss for the school. >> reporter: dan, just earlier this month you may remember another logan student died on her way home from the prom in a car accident with two more teens now lost yesterday, that brings the total to five in the new haven district who have lost their lives in recent months.