thanks for joining us tonight. uber's ceo is taking an indefinite leave of absence. abc7 news reporter tfa lsons live outside uber's headquarters in san francisco. to breakdown the recommendations in that report.y? >> reporter: dan, there are nearly 50 recommendations inside the report. some are minor, like makrgin t delivered earlier for working parents. but a lot of them are major like overhauling the and hr departments. when you hear some leaked audio from inside of a staff meeting today, you can understand why uber ndsee yahoo! obtained leaked audio of this board members ariana huffington. >> there is a lot of data that shows when there is one woman on the board it is much more likely there will be a second woman on the board. >> what it showssisuc likely to be more talking. >> oh, come on david.

david has a lot of talking to do as well. >> reporter: heas hdalking in t an apology for the disrespectful comment. he also s want toai id apologize to uber employees who were offended about the remark. ithts a skull tour ig halhlreadigy under scrutiny at. >> they seem to take that stereotype of male centric, male dominated, and amp it up 20 degrees ivery other company outn e there. >> reporter: he says the culture helps give the ride sharing company a global footprint, but it also resulted r ielations al. now investors in the $70 billion company are shaken. >> i've been talking to a lot of investors the past few weeks and a lot of them are kind of freaked out right now. >> reporter: uber asked fme orr inatvestigate the can you rememr tour after a former employee went public with her experience of sexual discrimination and'se today with 47 recommendations ranging from more diversity

hires to more managerin arliin t dinnerar delivery. the >> the fact the board unanimously voted to adopt all of these is significant. it means they really do want to change. we'll have to wait and see, ough, if that really happens. >> reporter: the first recommendation was reducing ceo travis kalanick's responsibility. he too it to heart a uns noing his leave of absence in a company wide e-mail so he can grieve his mother's sudden death and work on his leadership skills. he says there is no time line for his return. in san francisco, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> now you can read the full report of the investigation into uber's troubled culture and management atabc7news.com. and on the abc7 news app as well. >> the other tech ceo out of a jobay marissa she said it's been a great honor and privilege to be part of the team the last five years. together we have rebuilt, reape

modernized our products and company. the acquisition of sunnyvale colete! as wtoday. the deal ends yahoo!'s 21-year history as a publicly traded bumpany. ssnesi insider reports marissa mayer is walking away withio pa. >> two grass fires broke out around the same time today in the bay area. fire fighters in vallejo held the line against this fire as it crept down a hillside right toward a house. this is the north side of lak beriessa. er it elicoptetw, rsnktao down. sky 7 was over orinda wrehe bur lines. it made it a tough fight for fire crews. they had u o t seget clolose to the flames. this fire charred about an acre. >> warriors fans are excited to celebrate the team's win on thursday at the parade and rally, but they are less thrilled about the crowds and

chaos on transit, especially one th system. abc7 news's leslie brinkley is niot at the epicenter bart leslie? >> reporter: good afternoon. i can give you some of the tips bart offered up to us today. they said avoid this lake merritt station on parade day. it is likely to close early and trains could even bypass it. it is one of many tips they offered out to commuters and parade goers. thursday, they said, let's just be civil and roll with the changes. barton thursday will certainly break record ridership set during the last warriors parade and the san francisco giants 2012 world series win. >> in 2015 the crowd estimate was that a million people came to oakland to witness the parade and the rally. this year therojectionsth aat. we've heard numbers as high as a million and a half to 2 million people.orr: all bart morning

commuters are being forewarned. leave by 7:00 a.m. or you could get caught up in the crush of fans. bart is removing nine trains thursday morning from the pittsburgh/bay point line to handle warrior crowds in oakland. and half the trains from fremont warm springs to san francisco will be diverted to th rter sta even cross the bay. bart says they guarantee that line a mshinets will be insanely long. buy a ticket or clipper card in advance and exit at higher capacity stations at 12th street and 19th street downtown oakland. crowds mean bart may selectively close the lake merritt station even though it's actually closer to the rally. the inconveniences will start on wednesday at 2:00 for a-c transit riders. six lines will be by parade day, 19 lines will be rerouted around downtown oaklnd. >> lysking riders to do is build more time

into your day so that you get to where youd oee nn time. >> reporter: by the thursday afternoon commute, bart expects trains to be back to normal. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> and th parade routes will follow the same route as 2015. it will start at broadway and 11th and wind its way eventually to the henry j. kaiser convention center. barricades are already going up along the routes. abc7 news reporter kate larson is live inndelaakhit w separati. kate? >> reporter: kristen, that's right. you know, signs are popping up all over oakland. these barriers here on broadway along the parade route, folks expected to be heress 5:00 a.m. thursday to get ready for that parade and many of the businesses in the area gearing up, but also some of them gearing down for the big day. >> i'm definitely excited. i'm definitely going to be here. >> reporter: no time for hang overs in oakland today after last night's celebration. the city is now gearing up fofrt

warriors parade and rally on thursday, including businesses along the parade route. pizza will have extra pies on hand at their broadway location. >> we are going to have extra because we are expecti ang l ot of sales. >> i was planning to call in sick. just kidding. >> reporter: joking she would have played hooky to see the parade. instead they decided to close on thursday and spent the day cancelling appointments because the logistics for their patients are just too complicated thursday. >> the streets are going to be closed. you know, it's just no way of them getting here. bart is going to be really busy. >> we're even more prepared than we were two years ago because we had that experience now. >> reporter:akland libby schaaf sporting the championship ring today reminds people to move their cars parked along the parade route because they had be towed. also. >> we encourage people to pick one or the other. it really logisticallyot i bts parade route and be at the

rally. >> we're going to keep you safe. we are very much mindful and prepared for the worst and expecting all the best. >> reporter: just like last night, oakland police chief anne kirkpatrick says on thursday all hands on deck with extra patrols and support from neighboring law oakland, kate larson, abc7 news. >> and the abc7 news will have live coverage of the victory parade thursday. the celebration starts at 10:00 a.m. >> please tune in. well, governor brown and state lawmakers say they have struck a deal for california's next budget. they reached an agreement well before the end odeadline. under the deal, california's public schools will get more money. the state will put more cash into its d rfuny.ai the u.c. system will have less authority when it comes to finances as part of this budget. other deal, increased tax credits for poor californians. rs slahondinphig tobacco tax mo on medical.

h easpedevelopmentsthn i one suspect out on a staggering $35 million bail. that another suspect in the case was granted the same bail. a san mateo county judge granted kaveh's request for bail this morning. he still needs to raise enough money t cover that $35 million bail. he along with his girlfriend tiffany lee and another man are charged with murdering keith green of millbrae last year. green was lee's ex-boyfriend. prosecutors opposed today's decision. >> his retained attorney has been paid for by tiffany lee's family. and now we'll see, does that family want to help him with his bail situation? >> lee bailed out of jail in april by posting more than $60 million in property. the heiress is expected back in court next month.

>> a nanny arrested after a crash at a bay area elementary school. one child was wounded. now police are saying this is not the nanny's first run-in with the law. michael finney retirement. on a new rule that affects your savings. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologistn. summer is a week away, but the sizzle is coming sooner. we'll take a look at the temperatures coming up. >> you know,plereo p e lovright? >> yeah. >> except maybe this one. but that won't stop thousands from experiencing the

the san mateo county district attorney's office says that a nanny charged who caused an accident at an elementary school yesterday has faced similar charges before. abc7 news reporterelanie woodrow has more. >> reporter: outside the elementary school t cshition ta

yellow fence that says drive safely and slowly is a reminder toaren p montsenday afternoon that could have been even worse. >> she could have hit anybody that was on the sidewalk that was -- i walk p so, could have been me. could have been any one of the kids. >> reporter: police arrested the 64-year-old nanny for dui and child endangerment. police say she had an infant in her car and was otherwae y chi drove into the fence. the infant was not hurt, but an 11-year-old student outside was hurt. this parent says his son who was in that boy's class saw the accident. >> he was coming up thetas hear looked and he saw the car going down into the, into the gss area. >> reporter: the principal sent a message to parents today saying the 11-year-old has minor ndjuin home. the nanny is now out of jail. san mateo county district attorney steve wag staff. >> she is somebody we have dealt with on a prior occasion for the

same offense, misdemeanor drunk driving. >> reporter: she pleaded no contest to the charges in may of 2015 and received a sentence of thar yee s projail. the d.a.'s office says she'll be a rained on these latest charges in july. melanie woodrow, abc7 news >> a senior citizen no longer faces a fine for eating pizza at a bus stop in san francisco. abc7 news was at the hall of justice when daniel mcque thoris a afternoon. mcque was homeless when he received the citation in march. a judge a $234 fine when the officer cited him missed the hearing. eating is banned on most public transit in san francisco but is rarely enforced. a man is now in custody accu accuse of stealing a ferrari.

a 2016 ferrari 488 gtb, they located it sunday when they spotted a man of pouring gasoline on it. officers sayman, 36-year-old, claimed the vehicle was his. it turns out, according to detectives, thear cad been recently stolen from a local ferrari dealership. >> a bad chemical mix stow d vi diamond mines in contra costa county. crews were laying cement. at some .2 separate chemicals mixed creating a soneytr cg gck situation was under control by this afternoon. all right. that's highwaysemite. 1 it is blocked right now by a rock slide that happened about noon yesterday. crews are hoping to have it cleared shortly, but in the meantime anyone trying to get into the park will have to take highway 41 through oakhurst. the road is still closed because of snow. dy arying to

go to yosemite with school out. consumer news and your retirement. >> michael finney is here with more. >> that's the bottom line, but they don't. when it comes to retirement savings, you might assume the person giving you investment advice is acting in your best reteinst however, new rules will require them to do just that and they just went into effe. means to y nest egg. it's called the fiduciary rule. a complicated name for what is a pretty basic idea. when making investment recommendations, the person advising you on your meet your bottom line their top priority. >> basically setting a higher standard. commission-based advisors, the kind you find at brokerages, are only required to provide what's called suitable for your investments. they may be appropriate, but they could cost you a lot more in fees and commissions than if you were>> the new rule also crn

on hidden fees and requires your advisor to tell you about any lksiaec they might receive, steering your investments in a certain way. president trump had ordered a obama era rule which was supposed to go into effect in april. it will now be effective as jfu. >> the reality is a lot of brokerages who expected this rule to go eect int alreaody made changes from commission based to fee based fiduciaries. but it's still worth aski fiduc. >> if they can't make that promise in writing, find someone who can. al to make up for lost commissions, some brokers may tack on a management fee. >> if the management fee is 1% or more of your assets, you probably can find a lower cost alternative. >> and as always ultimately it'o make sure you choose the best investments and investment

advisor. for your needs. so, what's the catch? the fiduciary rule only affects advice on retirement accounts and insurance products used for retirement. all this wilbe p slowly over the next six months. fupeho get better. >> thanks, michael. all eyes and noses are on san francisco conservatory of flowers as a rare plant is about to bloom. it's called the corpse flower. it gets its name because the flower releases a punish jept odor when it blooms and that is to attract pollinator beetle ls. lured by the smell of rotting flash. staff is excited and apprehensive about the stink it will >> i have smelled some of its relatives in bloom conservatory and can tell disappoint and they're much smaller in size than this one. so, i am excited to see if it lives up to its ndoames. i went one year and i tell you,

lots of people are curious, though. the conservatory expects thousands of visitors so this thing opened late. once the flower blooms, you can keep an eye on the corpse flower on a lived from theee f conservatory flowers. the link is at abc7news.com. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with sandhya patel. >> i hope you don't think that the forecast extinction because it's really going to get hot. honcord's aveager degr iees. the next couple of days you're going to be a little bit above normal and well above normal as we headow tdar temperatures will be heading towards the upper 90s and low 100s. yes, it's going to be really ha. so, get ready for it. as you check out right now, live doppler 7, you will notice ctha kroos the bay area. there's only like a passing cloud or two and as you check out the 24-hour temperature change, everyone is noticing a little bit of a warm up. anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees compared to ye here's a liveery. look from our mount tam camera. you can see as we look towards ocean beach, there are a few

clouds around but they're not going to last very long. 63 in san francisco now, 66 in oakland. the camera on the kgo camera, the wind is not that strong today. that's why we had a nice warm up. 79 in santa rosa. s to the low 80s. it's nothing but bright blue skies from our san jose camera. warming tnd cnution tomorrow. summer like heat foor the end o triple digits saturday and sunday. ffts morning so good sleeping weather. upper 40s to the mid 50s. temperatures will fall nicely after day's then tomorrow afternoon will continue with the warming trend with mid 60s. mild weather along the coast all the way to the mid and upper 80s inland. it's so comfortable. i think it's manageable, but ngl hichangeth. ten here's a look at the high school graduation forecast for robertson high school in fremont.

tomorrow evening at 5:00. it's going to be nice and comfortable, mild conditions, 70 .mgrees at 5:00 p remaining pleasant as we head towards the evening. so, congratulations to those graduates. and congratulations dubs, warriors parade will be taking place thursday at 10:00 a.m. and it is really going to be nice and mild. temperature will start out in the mid 60s. as we get through the parade and head into the rally time period, temperature willlo70s. you'll need plenty of water and sun screen. it's a good thing it's on thursday. look at what happens friday through sunday. we have an excessive heat watch for inland areas. it's really going to start to get hot. heat related illness is possible. you'll want over exposure to the sun and stay cool and hydrated. friday's high temperatures will be up to 20 degrees above average. upper 90s inland. look at saturday. really heats up with those o nleiptr father's day we're looking at triple digits inland. but along the coast line in the 60s and the0 7 download the accuweather app.

this will help you keep track of the temperature changes. like i mentioned, it is really going to start to get hot around here. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you that warming trend continuing, kicks into high gear by friday. near 100, and then it's triple digits inland for your weekend. dmi 60s along the coast. that will be the place to escape the heat. the heat does ease early next week, but we don't completely break out of the 90s just yet. dan and kristen? >> hotthks, sandhya. >> with that heat, a safe way to sun, you may want t cancer next. >> a real-life comic book heroin. meet theeme artist to work on the wonder woman comic. see what inspired her and what she

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official endorsement for soldiers withosttraumatic stress disorder. if you're one of those folks who burns instead of tans, a group of british scientists believe they have created somethight helin ttha lab tests show they've come up with a chemical that triggers the skin's nurat create dark pigments. they predict it can help people develop a tan without spending any tim in the sun. they say fighting skin cancer is actually what motivated their effort. >> ok.ay know that you could pe a porcupine? starting today anyone can do it. we'll show you how and where next. >> first we want to thank picture happy photos for this image of oakland. last night after thearriors won, share your w pictures withs on social media. what a great shot. >> yeah, just use the

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i'm alma daetz. coming up on abc7 news at 6:00, outrage over a racist hit list put together by students at a cupertino high school. tonight legal action being taken. also. >> give me a minut >> emotions, abc7 news viewers come to the aid of a vietnam vet who just lost his home of 42 years to fo foreclosure. michael finney shows us support. best moments from the warriors and cavs series.

if youoos fr agree with the choices. that is all at abc7 news at 6:00. dan a kristen? >> sounds interesting. >> how about pet aiting a a a aa porcupine? kids showed no >> petting pinelope. she was helping kickoff the museum summer program. >> it's the onl place in the bay area where you can do thipr. over 30,000 quills. >> if you touch her just right you're okay. wiry guard dog or uard ir a terrier. you should come down and see for yourself. >> her friends are also welcoming visitors. the wildlife experience is open wednesday through sunday for the summer. >> it's great place. >> okay. "world news tonight with david muir" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley.

for sandhya patel and all of us here, we'll see you at 6:00. >> bye-bye. tonight, the attorney general in the hot seat. jeff sessions before congress and the american people. the combative moments. sessions pressed on meetings with the russians. grilled on that moment in the oval office when the president asked everyone to leave except for james comey, and he's asked? ea> also breaking tonight, the r . in a coma for more than a year. the urgent manhunt in this country. armed and dangerous, two escaped prisoners on the run. accused of killing two prison guards. the invisible danger. dozens of people sickened. the first warning sign -- a woman collapses. then others fall ill. emergency teams rushed to the scene. and the major break, the err two daughters from college, and another couple in their home.