>> reporter: police say 33 year old matthew bait from the northern territory of australia was killed after an argument outside the hotel. >> the altercation turned physical. at some point during the altercation, the victim sustained some injuries and was later transported to the hospital. at the hospital the vic tm was pronounce the deceased from his injuries. >> reporter: after a search, police detained two suspects for questioning. >> when we got around the hotel we could see that the police was in one of the rooms and they were like standing eight or ten guys in this one room in the hotel. >> reporter: droneview7 was over the hotel which occupies almost one city block. hotel management had no comment on the crime. in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> sky 7 flew over richmond after an amtrak train struck and killed a man. it happened about 11:45 this morning along the tracks that run next to giant row.

amtrak service was delayed, of course. amtrak police are trying to find out why that man was on the tracks. and sky 7 shows the fire damage to a home in san jose today. it started early this afternoon at a house on fishburne avenue in the southern part of the city. you can see through the roof wooden rafters are charred. there is extensive damage as you can see. but the good news, no one was hurt. but you can see the roof really ripped apart by the flames. >> well, today marks six months since the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland that killed 36 people. >> the alameda county district attorney has not yet filed criminal charges. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live in oakland with more on the story. melanie? >> reporter: dan and alma, there was a meeting on-site that included attorneys for the owner of this building as well as the victims' attorneys, some of them, and investigators that they've hired. the owner of the building tour, inc., wants to repair the roof for businesses to operate here, but those victims' attorneys want to make sure that any

evidence that is still inside the ghost ship warehouse six months after this fire is preserved. outside the boarded up ghost ship warehouse there is an artist tribute to the 36 people who lost their lives in a fire here. many of them were artists, too. >> that's the tragedy that will never leave me. >> reporter: the council man recalls standing outside the ghost ship warehouse with young people realizing they lost their friends. it opened up an endless stream of questions for the city for the need to housing and accountability. we we have a cost of living crisis in oakland and we have to think about how our laws are forcing people to live under the radar in unsafe conditions. >> i can't tell the public we are going to hire more fire marshals and inspectors, building inspectors. >> reporter: the council man said it is not just fire safety. residents have also since approached the city about mold and other unsafe living

conditions. >> at the end of the day, it is up to the property owner to take care of the property. >> reporter: the alameda county d.a.'s office has not filed criminal charges against the property owner or the one who leased the building. the d.a. office said it is still investigating. another tribute is along lake merritt. many families have joined civil lawsuits that name the city, pg&e, ion and others. >> it's not over. >> reporter: six months since the ghost ship warehouse fire, a tragic anniversary with a criminal investigation by the d.a.'s office into who is responsible still ongoing. in oakland, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> comedian kathy griffin's june 17th show at the uptown theater in napa has been canceled. the theater made that announcement on its facebook page about an hour ago. everyone who already has tickets will get refunds. earlier today griffin spoke publicly for the first time since apologizing for the

controversial president trump photos. she says the first family is trying to ruin her life. abc7 news reporter marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: kathy griffin in tears and defiant following the backlash from these images. the comedian holding the likeness of president donald trump's severed head. >> i made a horrible, horrible mistake and i made a horrible call. >> reporter: griffin standing by her earlier apology. >> i went way too far. >> reporter: explaining it was meant to be a pair difficult to the 2015 statement from then candidate trump. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever. >> she basically exercised her first amendment right. >> reporter: many on both sides of the aisle saw it differently. >> never funny to joke about violence. >> reporter: president trump tweeted my children, especially my 11-year-old son barron, are having a hard time with this. sick. his son donald, jr., called on cnn to terminate their contract with griffin, which the network later did. >> a sitting president of the

united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life. >> reporter: the response didn't end there. an endorsement deal was canceled and several of her stand up performances called off. griffin said she is now under secret service investigation and getting death threats. >> it's hurtful to me. >> it's censor ship is what it is. >> i'm going to make fun of the president. i'm going to make fun of him more now. >> reporter: a republican party spokesperson called her statements a desperate attempt to change the conversation. meanwhile several other comedians including jim fox and jim carrey are standing behind griffin. marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> notice the absence of the fog. we have no fog to speak of right now. it will change as we head towards tomorrow morning. but because the breeze is

lighter and there is no fog, the temperatures have responded today. up to 11 degrees warmer in livermore, up 4 degrees in san jose. you are seeing a few wispy clouds from the sutro tower camera. really nice and warm in san jose, gilroy, half moon bay 59 degrees. the breeze is now beginning to pickup from our kgo roof camera. you're seeing the sunshine there. everyone in the 80s from santa rosa to livermore. one other live picture, a bright view from the golden gate bridge camera. if you are stepping out this evening, clear and breezy. upper 50s to the mid 70s, tomorrow morning look out for the fog. and then for the afternoon we'll go with the cooler day, temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. coast side 80s inland. a quick look at live doppler 7 coming up in a few minutes. dan? >> thanks, sandhya. a rude and wet awakening for several families on the peninsula this morning. their homes flooded after an early morning water main break. abc7 news reporter jeannine de la vega talked with evacuees in

belmont. >> reporter: a section of san juan boulevard in belmont is a mess. thousands of gallons of water rushed down from above. backed up from two homes below. >> i can't believe it was so violently coming down the hill. >> i looked at my wife and said get the kids in the car, we're getting out of here. i called 911. >> reporter: at 3:45 a six-inch pipe broke. the water district said the water line dated back to 1968 and it failed due to its age. >> the estimates we're getting from the water department now is it flowed for a little over two hours at approximately a thousand gallons a minute. so, we're looking at about 120,000 gallons of water. >> reporter: four homes were evacuated because it was unclear if they were structurally safe. city engineers spent the morning assessing the area and allowed all the families back into their homes except for one. >> they did advise us not to be in the house because the trees -- there is erosion under the trees and the trees could come down on the house as well as the structure up above us could come down, the hillside.

>> reporter: one of the homes at the top of the hill sustained damage. the city determined the foundation underneath this driveway is not stable and the people who live here cannot park their car or use that driveway. reporting from belmont, jeannine de la vega, abc7 news. >> crews in the east bay doing some heavy lifting today. abc7 news was there as a sky crane came to help get the road reopened. the camera was kept way back for safety reasons. you can see these guys are like mountain climbers. the road has been closed for weeks after storms hammered the canyon and it sent huge rocks down into the roadway that connects highway 84 near fremont to 580 just outside castro valley. >> this is the price of living in california. you take the beauty along with the challenges of living here. this is a steep canyon road and, so, sometimes things come down. >> he's right about that. this wire netting will go up

next to help stabilize that canyon wall. it's a 1 1/2 million dollars fix. if things go well, the road could reopen by the end of the month. >> a mother and her child escaped serious injuries after being hit by a car in san francisco. sky 7 flew above the scene at park presidio boulevard in the richmond district. a toyota rav 4 hit them at 10:30 this morning, at the entrance to the highway 1 approach to the golden gate bridge. one neighbor told abc7 news this intersection can be dangerous. >> cars come off the highway going pretty fast, ready to go out of the city going fast ready to get on the highway. people need to pay attention. >> the driver remained at the scene and spoke with investigators. police haven't determined if that driver was at fault for today's accident. livermore police are calling on residents to take precautions because of a surge in vehicle thefts there. the department released this map. each of those red icons indicate

where a car has been stolen this year. 165 in all. last year 292 vehicles were stolen in livermore. the department is offering these tips. never leave your vehicle running and unattended. keep your vehicle locked at all times. never leave keys in your vehicle. park in busy well lit areas and never leave valuables inside your vehicle. > great reminders obviously. well, a warm reaction to president trump pulling out of the paris climate agreement. at 4:30 a live report on the leaders who are vowing to continue the fight. >> the warriors dominated the cavs in game one of the finals. how the dubs made history with last night's win. >> music superstar rhianna was sitting court side. but something happened in the fourth quarter that now has angry fans lashing out against apple. we'll explain. >> and taking a live look at the macarthur maze on this friday. it is very slow at this point. left-hand side, that traffic kind of coming toward us, that's your 80 eastbound traffic. your westbound traffic kind of peels off to the right and get

to the bay bridge is almost equally

well, dub nation is riding high this friday afternoon after the warriors' big game one win at oracle. >> the dubs became the first team in nba history to start a postseason with 13 straight wins. klay thompson spoke with the media today about the team's record breaking playoff. >> a pleasantly surprised that we've been this successful, but it's still got a long way to go. it's still -- we know what our goal is and that's the championship. but after this point, couldn't

ask for a better start. >> game two is sunday night at oracle. one big question is who will be coaching? acting coach mike brown says no one has told him that steve kerr is coming back. so, he plans on coaching that night. >> however, sources tell mark spears from our sister network kerr is feeling better. they say if he feels well the next few days without any set backs, kerr could coach sunday's game. kerr has been out since the middle of the first round of the playoffs because of complications from back surgery nearly two years ago. >> and legendary guitarist and san francisco native carlos santana will perform the national anthem before sunday's game two alongside his bassist benny. the ten-time grammy winner is about to launch a summer tour. unfortunately there are no bay area dates not yet. you can see game two sunday night right here on abc7. abc and espn's coverage starts at 4:30. tip off is at 5:00. make sure to join sports director larry beil and mike shumann at 4:00 p.m. for the

#dubson7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. and after game two, stay tuned for the toyota after the game show. we've got a great afternoon of warriors basketball for you on sunday. >> absolutely. well, last night's game not only renewed a feud between the warriors and cavs, it started a new story line between kevin durant and singer rhianna. >> kristen sze is here with a bizarre twist. katie versus reanna versus apple? >> that's not right, dan. go figure. it's no secret we're a lebron james fan. the queen of r and b was team side bowing to king james taunting kevin durant. in the third quarter this happened. we now see it was likely rhianna's assistant sitting next to her. not obvious at the time. then in the fourth quarter, this happened.

after draining a three, k.d. turns around ask stares down rhianna. he was asked about it after the game. >> do you remember that? >> i don't even remember that. >> don't get in that trap. >> i'm cool. i apologize. >> so, how did apple get dragged into this? well, apple executive eddy q right there was caught on camera telling rhianna to sit down. q tweeted today, though, nothing but love for rhianna and k.d., too. he claims he was talking to a friend a few seats down. rhianna fans aren't having it. oakland tech ceo eye lien kari said cancelling my apple subscription. no one yells at rhianna, especially not a grown white man telling her to sit down. six years ago when someone asked durant if he could marry any girl who would it be, k.d. tweeted, that girl rhianna. things have definitely taken a frosty turn. dan and alma? >> i like the story line.

>> hard to keep up. >> thanks, kristen, very much. >> all right. well, today is national donut day. it's a good day, right? san francisco bakery is celebrating that along with final fever. >> every day should be donut day. check out these special warriors inspired doughnuts. this is at twisted doughnuts and coffee in san francisco sunset district. workers started cranking the doughnuts out at 6:00 a.m. >> the warriors inspired donut. it's a cake donut with a royal blue icing. we have gold sprinkles and gold w across it to celebrate the win we had last night. >> twisted doughnuts and coffee sold out of its warriors doughnuts before the morning was over. they look good. they will have more on sunday. >> that's good. well, a 12-year-old fresno girl is the new scripps national spelling bee champ. she is ananya vinay and here she is calmly nailing the winning word. >> m-a-r-c-a-i-n. >> that is correct.

>> congratulations. >> for those who might not know, everybody knows exactly what that means. yeah. it is a kind of dress fabric or textile. >> common usage. >> absolutely. she has been making the immediate wra rounds since the winning moment. this morning she spoke to gma saying she feels amazing. but also very tired. >> what were you thinking when you heard the final word? >> i was thinking i knew it and i knew that i was going to win. >> you first realized you were a really good speller? >> i just had a love of reading when i was little and then eventually that became a love of words and competing in spelling bees. >> and hard to miss ananya's brother wearing a warriors t-shirt. look at him there on the left. after hearing about the warriors winning game one over the cavs, she gave steph curry a personal shout out. a simple modest go curry. >> she didn't have to spell it. good for her. on to the weekend weather forecast. >> meteorologist sandhya patel

is in for spencer christian. >> it's going to be cooler this upcoming weekend. we all knew the meaning of that word. >> i've used it many times. >> i'm sure you have. let's check out live doppler 7 now and look at what's ahead. really, we warmed up nicely. right now no clouds or fog this speak of across the bay area. and we are in for a good looking weekend. come on out, tamme cam. you can see all the way across the bay, back towards san francisco right now. it is bright outside. but fog will return overnight tonight for those of you who like it. cooler weather this weekend and a warm up will start off the workweek. let's check out live look from our golden gate bridge camera here. you are seeing the blue skies, bit of a breeze. here's a look at your evening planner. mostly clear at 7:00. there will be some fog beginning to form and then as the night goes on, it does cool off into the 50s, 60s eventually dropping to the 50s. so, if you are stepping out tonight make sure you grab a jacket for later on today. hour by hour forecast we'll show you what it will look like at 7:00. we don't have much in the way of

fog, but as we head into the overnight hours, fog reforms near the coast and we have also some high clouds passing through the bay area. that will filter the sun, drop our temperatures a little bit, and saturday afternoon most of you will be seeing the sun with the exception of a few spots near the coast. tomorrow morning we'll start you out in the upper 40s to the mid 50s. so a cool start. there will be fog around if you do have early plans, your kids have games tomorrow afternoon, you're looking at breezy conditions near the coast line. stronger sea breeze tomorrow will help take those temperatures down a little bit. upper 50s near the beaches all the way to the low to mid-'80s inland. so it is going to be nice inland on saturday. sun screen type of weather in the south bay, 78 degrees in san jose, 65 san francisco. oakland 68, you head out towards antioch livermore low to mid-'80s. north bay santa rosa 79 degrees. so, just right. a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast will feature a mild day inland tomorrow. cool along the coast. we are really going with overall a little bit of cooling. upper 50s to mid 80less, breezy

sunday afternoon, lower to mid-'80s. look at the reversal in temperatures. monday it is our summer spread with 90s inland low 60s coast side. but it is a one day deal, not as warm for the middle part of the workweek. we're going to increase the cloud cover mid week. one model is suggesting maybe some drizzle or a light shower in the north bay. we're not going for it yet because all models are not in agreement. but it essential certainly is g a downturn in temperatures toward the end of the workweek next week. >> i have a question. are these super models? >> we're talking computer models. >> oh, computer models. just want to be sure. thanks, sapped be i can't. >> the bay area has a history of attracting top talent but a report shows workers are now favoring other major cities instead. >> it's a busy corridor in the south bay. 9 new study that could result in fewer traffic jams on highway 87. >> not much of a traffic jamb here on the san mateo bridge. actually looking good. traffic flowing in both directions. your oncoming traffic on the left-hand side that is your eastbound traffic. we're back after this.

a demonstration demanding better security and a resignation of the current afghan government turned deadly today in kabul. more than a thousand people clashed with police on the streets in the wake of a powerful truck bomb attack that killed 90 people on wednesday. riot police used water canons and tear gas to block protesters. at least four protesters were killed when officers fired into the crowd. four officers were injured. >> violence on our streets as well. police in oakland are searching for whoever shot and killed two people early this morning. it happened just before 1:30 this morning at 85th and international in east oakland. police say two adults were found with gunshot wounds and pronounced dead at the scene. the victims have not yet been identified. police are still investigating

the circumstances surrounding this shooting. well, it is called operation code red and this afternoon a group of committed women is trying to stop prostitution here in the bay area and across the country. >> we love people. and we know -- you know, sometimes you have to keep working and working because they're going to come. they're going to come. >> silvia spent between three and 6:00 a.m. out on the streets of oakland last night. she said she saw ten girls out there and tried to reach as many of them as she could. this afternoon abc7 news was in oakland where operation code red and victory outreach held a rally with council man noel gallow. he praised all the hard work they're doing. >> really grateful to victory outreach for being on the street. daughter, someone's 's mother out there, someone's sister out there. and if that was my sister, i would want someone to reach her. >> the girls were all invited to a special dinner tonight from their operation code red will offer them places to stay in recovery homes.

>> drivers in the south bay could see some commute relief if flex lane are approved. a new stid i will focus on 87. the valley transportation authority and city of san jose are spending $225,000 to study ways to alleviate traffic jambs along the corridor. flex lanes serve as an extra traffic lane during commute hours. as a relevant regular shoulder the rest of the time. the study is expected to be finished by the end of the year. >> stay with us. a berkeley doctor is launching an est to get president trump removed from office. how he wants to amend the constitution in a way he says would return power to the people. >> and scrutinizing social media, the stricter vetting of visa applicants now in place in the u.s.

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>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> and good afternoon once again. here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. an australian man is dead after a fight in san francisco's russian hill neighborhood. droneview7 shows where it happened there, outside the da vinci hotel on van ness. police detained two men but have

not yet charged them. a story you'll see only on 7, laura anthony reported racist graffiti has been found at castro valley high school the second straight day. coming up at 5:00, students tell her why it is part of a larger problem. and the mayor of pittsburgh, pennsylvania tweeted oakland mayor libby schaaf saying he is glad they are among cities citie following the paris agreement. it will go renewable after the president specifically referred to the city while announcing our nation's withdrawal from the paris accord. there has been strong reaction to that decision. and today the epa director would not say whether the president thinks climate change is even real. abc7 news reporter janai norman is live in washington with the latest. hi, janai. >> reporter: hey, dan. leaders across the country and around the world are still speaking out about the president's decision and reaffirming that they will continue to uphold the paris climate agreement regardless.

climate change, real or hoax? >> global warming and -- a lot of it's a hoax. it's a hoax. it's a money making industry, okay? >> reporter: president trump with a firm stance on the campaign trail and although the white house says the stance has evolved, e palomino, a director scott pruitt not saying today whether the president believes the science. >> yes or no, does the president believe that climate change is real and a threat to the united states? >> you know, what's interesting about all the discussions we had through the last several weeks have been focused on one singular issue, is paris good or not for this country. >> reporter: pruitt defending trump's decision to withdraw from the agreement signed by nearly 200 countries to fight climate change, saying it would hurt the american economy and criticizing the worldwide outrage. >> the world applauded when we joined paris. you know why? i think they applauded because they knew it would put this country at economic disadvantage. >> i was elected to represent

the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. >> reporter: the mayor of pittsburgh speaking out, joining the dozens of american mayors and business leaders vowing to comply with the paris climate accord. >> pittsburgh is the example of what is really at the heart of the paris agreement and how a city that was facing economic collapse was able to come back through innovation and change. >> people had called me a climate skeptic or climate dee nier. i don't know what it means to deny the climate. i would say there are climate exaggerators. >> reporter: and the attorney general scott pruitt sued the environmental protection agency he now runs over efforts to regulate pollution. and, dan, the president's latest budget actually proposes to cut funding to the epa nearly in half. >> that's right. janai, around the country, state, city leaders are taking a big step to show their support. what are you hearing there? >> reporter: absolutely, states like new york, washington state,

california where you are are coming together to create the u.s. climate alliance to uphold the paris climate agreement. so far more than 61 u.s. mayors are pledging to do the same. some of those mayors even signing executive orders over the issue. so, lots of lawmakers, leaders in cities and states here in the u.s. coming together to uphold that. >> a growing list. janai, thanks so much. janai norman reporting for us from washington. a berkeley doctor who disagrees with the president trump's actions is behind an effort to get him removed from office. dr. kenneth is drafting an amendment to the u.s. constitution that would allow voters to recall a president. the only process right now is impeachment which involves both houses of congress as you know. dr. matsuyama miura says a recall amendment would return power to the people and would be used in what he describes as rare desperate situations. >> the sentiment against mr. trump is so overwhelming, i believe something that seems

almost impossible to do will happen. >> in 2009 dr. matsumara was behind a failed effort to recall california governor arnold schwarzenegger. >> challengers to president trump's travel ban for a response to the government's appeal of a lower court ruling blocking the order, that request comes a day after the administration asked the high court to immediately reinstate its ban on travelers from six mostly muslim countries and refugees from anywhere in the world. the administration says the u.s. will be safer if the policy is put in place. last month a federal court in virginia ruled the order likely violates the constitution because its primary purpose is to discriminate against muslims. u.s. embassies around the world are stepping up the vetting of visa applicants. the new process includes a new supplemental questionnaire for both visitors and would-be immigrants that probes for detailed information including social media handles.

it is a move to block security threats from entering the u.s. it is to remain in effect through november, but it is expected to be updated and made permanent. >> russian president vladimir putin devilves into american politics and ridicules accusations of interfering in the 2016 election. the russian leader described claims of tampering in the presidential election as, quote, nothing concrete, only assumptions. putin even blamed u.s. democrats for failing to admit their own mistakes as a party for losing last year's election. >> we are learning more about that deadly attack at a popular resort in the philippines. nearly three dozen people were killed. abc7 news reporter maggie ruely has more on the chaotic night in the manila casino. >> reporter: today manila is in mourning after the deadly attack on the casino left at least 35 dead, including this woman's daughter-in-law.

she left behind young children and she says she can't accept what happened to her. the daughter-in-law was working on the second floor when the gun fire broke out at midnight local time. eyewitnesses say an armed man stormed the packed world resort casino. >> you guys, i can hear gunshots. >> reporter: setting tables on fire, using gasoline to make the flames and smoke leap through the crowd. >> he started a huge fire. okay. >> reporter: authorities found the victim suffocated from smoke inhalation. many of them hiding in the bathroom. after seven long hours, authorities discovered the suspect had taken his own life. >> we are still investigating and trying to ascertain why somebody would be so senseless. >> reporter: authorities in manila are insisting it was a casino heist gone wrong. the suspect attempted to steal some $2.3 million worth of casino chips. in a new statement, isis has claimed responsibility for the attack and the philippine government is currently fighting

against an isis affiliated group in the region. but so far they insist this is not a terror related incident. maggie ruely, abc7 news new york. >> a popular festival in germany, julian kern posted this video outside nuremberg. police say they received information about a concrete threat. this comes just after last month's deadly bombing at an ariana grande concert in england of course. they hope to continue the festival tomorrow. ariana grande, meantime, will return to manchester this weekend for a star study benefit concert for the victims of last month's terror attack at the end of one of her shows. the pop star will be joined by justin bieber, katie perry, miley cyrus, coldplay, usher, and pharrell. the may 22 terrorist attack came at the end of grande's concert at manchester arena.

22 people were killed. we'll have all the best moments on sunday at 10:00 p.m. and that is immediately followed by abc7 news at 11:00. >> state lawmakers rush to add some hundreds of bills before tonight's deadline. up next their attempts to address california's housing crisis. >> i'm michael finney. #askfinney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them with the #askfinney. watch me answer right here in a little bit. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. we are seeing bright blue skies now. find out if the sun will shine for your weekend plans coming up a. >> and let's take a look at the san francisco skyway. oh, my, friday afternoon always busy there. you can see busy in both directions. the cars coming toward you are trying to get onto the bay

three former penn state officials are getting jail time for failing to report convicted sexual preditor to authorities. penn state president and former vice-president to two months in jail. former athletic director tim curly received three months. all three were also fined nortd to perform community service. sandusky serving a 30 to 60 year sentence for abusing boys while working as penn state assistant football coach. >> lawmakers are rushing to act

on bills before an important legislative deadline hits tonight. they approved several bills in the final hours including a dozen measures to address california's housing crisis. one, speeds housing creation by streamlining building regulations. an estimated 1.5 million california families lack access to affordable housing. meantime, the assembly voted to keep state and local police from helping enforce antimay antimarijuana laws. they are keeping them from being detained, deported or arrested. the bill comes surrounding how the trump administration will deal with states that have legalized marijuana, like california did last november. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> hi there, everyone. live doppler 7 showing you clear skies across the bay area. tomorrow morning we'll see some fog and tomorrow afternoon some patchy fog will linger near the coast. sea breeze is stronger tomorrow. temperatures will drop. not a lot inland. a few degrees. low to mid-'80s inland, along

the coast line it will be noticeably cooler, upper 50s to the mid 60s. it is graduation time so here is a look at the forecast for latino college preparatory in san jose. 9:30 in the morning is when that graduation takes place tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. there will be a few clouds around. clouds will be around at 10:00, low to mid 60s at 11:00 a.m. sunny, a little bit milder. we head into noontime 71 degrees. you'll need the sun screen. here is a look at the temperature trend for napa. high is 79 degrees. you're going to fall below average saturday. temperatures close to average sunday, and then warming it up above normal for early next week before those numbers drop again around the middle of the workweek. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and we are going with a cooler weekend. low to mid-'80s inland, upper 50s coast. sea breeze stronger, but that cool down doesn't last. this is the time of year when you see the ups and the downs and monday is an up. you're looking at low 90s inland low 60s coast. temperatures will come back down

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u.s. economy gained about 138,000 jobs last no. that's fewer than the 185,000 that economists expected. unemployment numbers fell slightly by 1/10 of a percent to 4.3% despite the hiring slow down. now, the biggest job gains came in food service, health care and construction. manufacturers and retailers both shed jobs last month. some analysts feel the federal reserve may raise interest rates next month due to the latest jobs numbers. we'll have to see. >> is the bay area starting to lose some of its allure? possible. >> linked in released a report saying more workers are now favoring other metropolitan areas. so, what is keeping people from moving here? >> abc7 news reporter chris nguyen has the story.

>> reporter: the bear is one of the most dynamic places in the country. it comes as no surprise it is one of the most expensive. >> i was born here and i can't even afford a home here myself. so, i'm renting right now and the rent is really, really high. >> reporter: at times the struggle to just survive is so real. >> it's kind of a heavy hit. i think at the grocery stores or whatever, just the basic stuff the cost of living is more expensive here. that could be the problem. >> reporter: a new report by linked in showing fewer people are moving to the bay area. the net number of workers moving here has dropped 17% since february. although the region still gains more workers than it loses, the study shows many are now choosing cities like seattle, portland and denver since they are cheaper to live in. >> the rest of the country is closer to full employment. the workers have a better option of where to move. >> reporter: will this have an effect on local home prices? not so says the association of

realtors. >> i've had clients from texas, louisiana, idaho that have come here for job opportunities. there is the first initial shock of, oh, my gosh, you have to pay this much for so little? >> reporter: more people are staying in their homes longer. the overall inventory isn't as full as it needs to be for buyers to catch a break. >> i don't want to live in the bay area after i finish school. i think it's way more expensive than it kind of should be. and than it's worth it. >> reporter: leaving more workers asking if the benefits of living in the bay area actually outweigh the overall cost. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him through twitter and e-mail. i'll get it out. it's friday. the one is actually about part of chris nguyen's story where do you find affordable housing in the bay area. nilo asks where is the best place to buy a cheap house in the bay area?

>> bad news, cheap houses don't exist in the bay area. here is the tried and true way to get the house you want. i grew up here. this is how it works. you buy outside of the bay area after a few years and you buildup a little equity. you sell that house and buy on the out skirts of the bay area. few years later you move closer to your goal finally you get the neighborhood you want to live in. it isn't fast. it takes time, but the appreciation here in the bay area makes all of this possible. all my friends from high school did this. >> the key is get in the game. >> get in the game. juliann aerks from alameda asks would it be cheaper to buy tickets at the box office or online? >> they trick you on this one. back in the day you avoided all the fees by buying at the box office in person. but no more, times have changed. sometimes you can get a deal by going to the box office. sometimes you can, but often you don't. i don't think it's fair, but it is legal. you can actually go to the box office and pay every single online fee that you pay when you

go in line. that's what they do. so, you need to look ahead, call ahead before you go stand in that line. >> all right. nancy from holland, michigan asks, i would like to know where is the best place for my husband to play golf while on business? >> who do you guys know? that's my question for you. i'll explain in a moment. golf digest named the olympic club, the san francisco golf club and the california golf club of san francisco in their top 45 list of california golf courses. obviously you can't just show up and play. but you will need to pull some strings. however, with no strings at all you can play at the tpc harding park. it is owned by the city of san francisco. it's beautiful and big tournaments are played there. so, you guys have probably seen it on tv and that makes it a fun play. now, if you have a question for me, you can record a ten to 15-second long question and share it on social media. just use the ##askfinney. you can also reach me through facebook and on abc7news.com.

you played harding. >> it's great. i was going to say, that was a good piece of advice you gave. thanks, michael. >> the music world is celebrating the 50th anniversary of what is considered the best rock album of all time. a flag is flying over the capital records building in hollywood to commemorate the release of the beatles sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band which debuted on june 1st, 1967. the album skyrocketed to the top of the chart spending 15 weeks at the top because of the songs and album cover. the album is complete with a new studio out take and other features. >> imagine being able to feel the fabric of a dress or jacket while shopping online. >> up next, start ups show off at the augmented and virtual reality event in the world. >> and kristen sze is here with a look at what is coming up on abc7 news at 5:00, kristen.

>> thanks, guys. bay area school has a new legacy status. >> we're writing our thank yous to the nba and the warriors. >> and there are lots of them as an old campus gets a major uplift. also ahead, remember surfing pioneer wearable invention changed the face of the sport. and only on abc7 news, two incidents in two days, racist graffiti found at castro valley high school. those stories and more next on abc7 news at 5:00.

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coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, back to back episodes of shark tank, 2020 by followed by abc7 news at 11:00. technology has moved to augmented reality, marriage of graphics and computers have promised to change how doctors train for surgery and how we do our shopping. david louie immerses us in the new technology at a showcase in santa clara. >> reporter: no matter where you

look there are goggles and head sets to immerse you in a new dimension. they call it augmented reality. >> it is a cloud based algorithm. it's going to be tremendous for everybody. >> reporter: it has been developing over time, but keeps promising to immerse people in a new dimension, one in which you can feel and touch virtual objects sensing whether they are hot or cold through your fingers. you can revolutionize online shopping. >> i'm buying a dress. i can feel if it's leather or silk feeling. i think that's a one e-commerce will be interesting. >> reporter: this showcase called a.w.e. are start ups. >> it's the first conversion process 2 d to 3 d conversion process of its kind that is capable of doing all of the conversion on the sole power of a cell phone. >> reporter: mom and pop maker making its debut.

it was a start up financed by the family's cookie jar. >> quite a bit of money for a family. for a family to spend the kind of money i spent, painful, yes. >> reporter: very typical, the show co-founder. >> they have a dream day believing this vision and they are trying to find a way. >> reporter: the evolution of augmented reality opens up all kinds of possibilities for the future, including the ability for you to reach out to me when i report. in santa clara, david louie, abc7 news. >> that's neat. in the future augmented reality may not need goggles or special glasses and that means some day you might be able to invite us right into your living room while watching the news. you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news app. you can download it for free. be sure to enable push alerts to be the first to know about breaking news where you live. that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. we thank you so much for joining us today. i'm alma daetz. abc7 news at 5:00 starts right now.

>> there's blatant racism at this school. >> students take the lead on a problem they say is getting bigger all the time. their solution, if you see something, say something. >> mock grave stones and genuine anger, months after young man was fatally shot by vallejo police. his family is demanding answers. >> you have on every car to protect, not to protect and kill. >> since months since the ghost ship fire, the scars are barely healed and the investigation still a work in progress. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. warmer today but the weekend will bring changes. we'll take a closer look coming up. >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> good evening. we begin tonight with racism at an east bay high school. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. two days in a row students have found offensive racist graffiti on their campus. it happened at castro valley high school now entering finals week just days before the summer

break. abc7 news reporter laura anthony is live at the school with a story you'll see only on abc7 news. laura? >> reporter: hi, kristen. well, we just got off the phone with the superintendent. she is disturbed by this incident. she told us she is determined to find those responsible. we were already here today doing a story about yesterday's graffiti when we learned a second incident had happened this afternoon. >> i was disgusted. >> reporter: junior sakina brown told us her reaction was immediate. as soon as she saw thursday a racial slur across the halls at castro valley high school. >> it said [ bleep ]. >> reporter: classmate was walking with sakina. >> we were walking down the hall and she noticed that there was lettering on the poles by the slide board. >> reporter: then it happened again today. students sent us these photos showing the same phrase written across the mir