it's saturday, may 5. thanks so much for joining us. let's get a check of the forecast. >> good morning to some cloud cover. live doppler 7 shows to you right now you can see the sweep on top of mount saint thnint hee 234u789 numbers are on tmild side. 51 pleasanton, 55 in san jose and upper 40s in the north bay. visibility not an issue now, but cloud cover will begin to thin out, and 11:00, we're in the low 60s around oakland and still

plenty of clouds in the north bay. and by the afternoon, we'll call it partly to mostly cloudy 4:00 with mid-60s hayward, 70s in the inland east bay. and stlothroughout the evening temperatures once again cool but dry. so we'll talk about the cooling trend continuing into the second half of the weekend. but sunnier. i'll explain in a few minutes. bay area couple burned out in the north bay, and now in danger in hawaii. they moved to the big island after the october fires, but their new house is in the path of kilauea. katie utehs has the latest developments. >> reporter: a stunning view from the sky. then this destructive look from street level as hawaii's kilauea erupts. a family who relocateded to the big island from santa rosa following the north bay fires shared this video.

they never sxenkexpected to be e path of a natural disaster again. accompanying earthquakes are registering more than 2,000 miles away. >> makignitude 5 was here. >> reporter: and then later friday, the largest so a 6.9 makignitude quake. >> this is the beginning of the big earthquake. >> reporter: uc berkeley size apology equipment is in the hills behind the botanical garden and it can detect earthquakes worldwide. >> our instruments can measure anyt t onghir ithas 5.5 or greater. >> reporter: kilauea has been active since the '80s, but rarely threatens homes. >> could something bigger come, yes. do we know, no. >> reporter: >> reporter: toxic gas is a big concern. some 1800 have been evacuate. katie utehs, abc 7 news.

united and hawaiian airlines w are allowing passengers to change flights without paying a fee. and a speed flim edlimdlimdl yurnd gown sur undergone surgery after falling. a medical helicopter air lifted him to a fresno hospital yesterday morning where he was operated on and is now recovering. he run as climbing gym in concord. this morning a 15-year-old girl is recovering after being bitten by a small rattlesnake. it happened on mount davidson court in the dana hills neighborhood just before 5:00 p.m. yesterday 37 police and firefighters were call to the scene and paramedics treated her on the spot before going to the hospital. happening today, you can turn in your gun and get cash no questions asked. a gun buy back event is being

held near the police department on maple street. anyone who surrenders a handgun, shotgun or rifle will get up to $100. people giving up assault weapons will give more details at abc7news.com. and gilroy's police chief is explaining how he became a victim position and how he violated the law and his own department's policy. the chief's truck was stolen from modesto junior college parking lot on april 27. he says the decision to leave his badge and gun in his personal vehicle when attending a junior college graduation ceremony was made when he saw metal detectors at the event entrance. he did not want to draw attention to his job as a peace officer, so he left his gear in the truck but not in a lockbox as required by state law. >> certainly as an administrative sanction, that will be a result of this i'm

sure. >> modesto police say they have recovered the stolen truck but not the gun or badge. he has asked the city manager to bring in a third party to help investigate. authorities in san jose are preparing for a very busy weekend. in addition to cindo de mayo, playoff game tomorrow and police are ready for the large crowds. katie marzullo hast's a traditin san jose, to celebrate cindo de mayo. >> think of mexico, how they crossed the border, how they struggled in life. >> reporter: for jose, a day of pride. for sylvie's, a business opportunity. >> cindo de mayo and also 16th of september. and also because i get more work today. >> reporter: for many others, it is a day to party and this year the party could last all

weekend. while saturday marks cindo de mayo, sunday the smashings play at home in game six. fans watched game five friday night. police anticipate the crowds will only on increase. >> special operations will be out in force with plainclothes officers as well as uniformed officers, patrol officers are working a longer shift this weekend. >> reporter: the chp is also sending a message with an overnight dui checkpoint. >> remembour number one priorit make sure that we get all the drunk drivers off the roadways. >> reporter: everyone is rooting for a safe weekend. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. a stunning reversal for an infamous murder case with ties to the bay area. the connecticut supreme court say indicated the murder michaeldka s ake newanl usin trial for the murder of martha moxley more tan four decade ago. we spoke with those who glrew u

with moxley. >> completely stunned and disgusted. >> reporter: she is reacting to stunning news about the murder of per friend, martha moxley. hox l morks moxley's case drew international intention. michael skakel was convicted bludgeoning moxly to death with a golf club when she was 15. but on friday the connecticut supreme court reversed the conviction which had been upheld by the same court just two years ago and ordered a new trial. justices rule that had skakt hd former defense attorney failed to produce evidence. her childhood friends say that she was one of a kind. >> i don't think that she ever met someone who didn't become her friend. >> reporter: rob brert kert ken wrote a book about it. >> i'm very happy. you know, michael's been through a nightmare. he's innocent.

he should never have gone to jail. finally getting some justice. >> reporter: the decision comes as a blow to moxley's mother. >> i'm so convinced that he is guilty. i don't think that there is any question about it. >> martha didn't deserve this. >> reporter: christine hopes moxley's family can endure another trial. skakel was released in 2013 after spending more than a decade in prison. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. for the first time ever, nasa launched an enter inter-planetary mission from the west coast. a rocket destined for mars lifted off near santa barbara. >> three, two -- >> the rocket is carrying the mars insight lander who can dig into the surface of the red planet, something that nasa hasr done before. always two new satellites were launched named after the disney pixar movie.

they will hopefully send back da data. it should descend to mars around thanksgiving. and of course earthks down here -- >> and we're getting in to a cooling trend. a live look outside, you can see some of the fog there. the low lying fog with 51 in san francisco, 53 in oakland. a few 80s yesterday. today now not so much. we will be cooler and breezier and the cloud cover as well. so i'll pinpoint your afternoon forecast in your backyard and talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. also ahead, a pro surfing competition 100 miles away from the nearest beach. where the world's best pro surfers will be hanging ten today. my confusion quickly turned to youts rage. i didn't agree whatsoever and i sxraesed t expressed that fact. and an iteam exclusive, did sheriff laurie smith delay the arrest of a suspected child

a shocking allegation is coming from within the st. clair are a sheriff's office that top brass delayed an arrest so they could get better media coverage. dan noyes has the investigation. >> reporter: this 45-year-old will be arraigned on three felony counts this coming monday. the teacher from broadway high school is oaccused of molestinga 12-year-old girl at a smamath c last summer. >> and he was also associated with a little league team. >> reporter: matt payton was the primary investigating officer on the case. he tells me he knew he was under

arest before the arrest on payton considered him a flight risk. >> there were several things running through my mind as potential hazards and the desire for me to pick him up immediately was very strong. >> reporter: paytoot a 3 oo $300,000 warrant and scheduled the arrest. the surveillance team in place. but the arrest was called off. >> we were going for wait until the following monday because monday was a better press day. >> reporter: payton tells me he was outraged and didn't hide his feelings about the decision even though he thought it came from sheriff laurie smith herself. >> i know for a fact that she was already aware of my investigation previously because the school district was involved. >> reporter: bob powell is payton's attorney. >> to put the priority of having a good press day, and i know the election is coming, it's unfathomable, it's despicable. there is no excuse. >> reporter: i contacted the sheriff to arrange an e-mail,

but they said the assertions are false and the interview request is denied so as to not give any additional kree debs fcredence allegation. so i found the sheriff at an election event. i'm reporting on a complaint that your office delayed the arrest for media purposes. >> that has already been looked at. i think we've communicated with your channel. >> reporter: it's not true? >> no. >> reporter: this detective is on the record on camera, he shows me some texts as well that says that it is true. >> it's not. >> reporter: detective payton provided text messages from the arrest team that friday more than. they request photos of the suspect and answer, got them, thanks. less than an hour later comes word that the arrest is off till monday, sorry, not my call. payton fired off this e-mail to his supervisors later that day. i feel it would be negligent to leave a child molester free for any amount of time. i understand the desire for

positive press, but i don't feel that justifies withholding action. the arrest finally came that tuesday, it received wide media coverage. >> there are reasons sometimes to delay serving an arrest warrant, but media attention would not be one of them. >> reporter: former san francisco police commander headed the sex crimes unit. he is now a professor and co-chair of the usf law enforcement leadership advisory board. >> if it is that straightforward that someone said let's wait for a better press cycle, then that is wrong. and it is not acceptable. and someone should be answering for that. >> reporter: matt payton tells mebullying and retaliation for challenging the delay. he is now on paid administrative leave for trying to document the treatment he received. >> he is on paid administrative leave for allegations that he improperly recorded a conversation with a superior officer. and that is the full extent of it. >> reporter: payton says speaking out now has nothing to do with politics.

>> honestly i despise politics. i just wanted to be a good cop and take bad guys to jail. that's what i love to do. >> reporter: the sheriff's department would not address payton's status saying it is a personnel issue. for the iteam, dan noyes, abc 7 news. now to the latest developments in san francisco's motorized scooter invasion. a crew from public works was out picking up scooter blocking sidewalks. so far the city has con physi cd 450. earlier this week the transportation agency agreed on a pilot program to regulate the scooters. seniors in one san francisco neighborhood will now be able to cross the street without feeling a panic. yesterday the city officially opened a new mid block crossing signal at fulsome south of market. the corner is near living community. and some residents said crossing the street was a frightening

ordeal. >> before we had this, you could turn the signal off there which people were not using properly, but you could look at that and hopefully be able to getting across. >> having the mid block crossings allow our seniors to walk shorter distances where they depend on. >> the project took years of lobbying to get off the ground. much of the funding came from the stabilization fund which developers in the area are required to pay warriors loss against the pelicans will force a game five of the nba playoff series at oracle arena. that means a kendrick lamar concert schedule for the same night will need to be pushed back by one day. the hip hop star is expected to perform to a sellout crowd. today and tomorrow, the world's best pro surfers will be in the central valley 100 miles away from the nearest beach for a competition. the founders cup will take place on a manmade lagoon created by

kelly slater. the 148 surf ranch is a one of a kind high tech wave pool, it uses 15 million gallons and is 2,000 feet in length. the machine made waves allow surfers to ride for 45 seconds each and every time, that is double the length of anything that they would find in the ocean. good saturday morning to you. live doppler 7 here, you can see the cloud cover, we'll call it mostly cloudy this morning. and we do have a couple weather systems, one actually i want to point out to you offshore. and this will be allowing for more of and on shore push tonight. and cooler day tomorrow. so we have the cloud cover with us each day, but it will thin out. today a little less so than tomorrow. 53 in oakland, 54 in hayward, 55 in mountain view. and looking at upper 40s from santa rosa to novato. here is emeryville, starting out with a cool morning for you. we have the low clouds and more

in the way of high clouds out there. and looking at a breezy and cool weekend with spotty drizzle likely tomorrow. so we enjoyed some 80s yesterday, but as we look at our afternoon highs tomorrow, notice that we are in the 70s and that system will allow for those breezy winds. 60s on the coast, 50s around half moon bay. yesterday it was 59. but we had the low 80s inland and as we look towards our beach forecast, you will notice that temperatures are going to stay on the cool side, 58 ocean beach, looking at 59 half moon bay. warmer in santa cruz, we'll call it partly cloudy, ocean temperature has dropped off to 53. so certainly chilly out there. looking at the cindo de mayo festival today with 53, cloudy skies sfwr skies san francisco noontime. low 60s, breezy throughout the afternoon here. and then temperatures dropping back into the 50s. looking for something else on

the agenda? in mountain view, a la carte from 10:00 to 6:00 today and tom, looking at partly cloudy conditions, 60s to low 70s with a light wind. and slightly breezier tomorrow, but we'll get in to more sunshine after the push of low clouds and fog in the morning hours. so in terms of the highs today, temperatures cooler than yesterday. you will notice the clouds around. 62 downtown, upper 50s at the coast, 71 in san rafael, redwood city for you you head inland, we have the mid-70s from livermore to san jose. so five degrees cooler than yesterday. and overnight lows with the cloud cover perhaps some drizzle along the coast, it will be patchy. so a little damp to get your sunday going. 51 oakland, some upper 40s in the north bay. and the accuweather 7 day forecast showing 70s inland, so cooler for you. 70 at the coast. mid and upper 50s shoreline through the weekend.

and download the man and warmest day of the week work wise will actually be monday, but then another system drops the temperatures and looking at the warmer weather again towards the end of next week. so kind getting into that pattern where the weak systems head to the north of us and we're the recipient with the stronger onshore flow that we're used to. >> thanks. up next, california has just become the fifth biggest economy in the world. how it becam crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally.

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california's economy is now the world's fifth largest surpassing united kingdom. that is according to new data released by the commerce department. it demonstrates the california economy, surviving tech sector and world entertainment capital. if you are a fan of the movie star war, you probably don't need anyone to telling you what yesterday was. unless maybe it is chewbacca. he was on hand at the disney store in fran san francisco to celebrate may 4th, as in may the fourth be with you. fans still have a chance do some good if they are willing to make a chewbacca roar of their own and post to social media. >> from now until may 25, disney will donate a dollar to unicef up to a million forever person

who posts their roar in social media and uses #roar for change. >> again, the #roar for change. participants can also get a discount for posting as well. we should mention of course did any is the parent company of abc 7. still to come, president trump lashing out after his new attorney rudy giuliani revealed that the president paid back michael cohen for that hush money he paid to stormy daniels. plus the controversial plan to transform people's park in berkeley and it includes taking care of the homeless who live there now.

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cover. otherwise we'll look for its in the 40s in the north bay. 50s around san francisco. and today we'll call it partly cloudy. it will be breezy at the coast, upper 50s there. low 70s around the bay. and looking at some mid and upper 70s inland. so it will be slightly cooler than it was yesterday. and also over the second half of your weekend. in fact we may wake up to some patchy morning drizzle on sunday with a thicker onshore push. we'll detail it for you as you take a look at this nice looking sunrise, the sun coming unjust over 6:00. check it out, you can he so the low clouds in the left hand corner of your screen. so a nice looking start, but we'll call it partly cloudy and detail the rest of the weekend and a look ahead in a few minutes. president trump says he would love to speak with special counsel robert mueller as long % as he assurances tre he would be treated fairly. and he the says rudy giuliani didn't have his facts straight

when he talked about hush money. so are we any closer to knowing when the president knew about that payment made just days before the election? cecilia vega has the update. >> reporter: president trump walked right up to reporters at the white house ready to vent. >> i'll tell you what, rudy is a great guy, but he just started a day ago. >> reporter: actually rudy giuliani the president's lawyer leading n otstiaarted two weeks ago. but the president publicly cut him down. >> he is learning the subject matter. he'll get his facts straight. he is a great guy. >> reporter: it comes after giuliani went on a media blitz revealing the president reimbursed his attorney michael cohen for the $130,000 payout to porn star stormy daniels. giuliani said the president used money from a personal account. >> it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> so they funneled to a law firm? >> funneled to a law firm and

the president repaid it. >> he did? >> yeah. >> reporter: giuliani insisted it had nothing to do with the campaign. >> it wasn't for the campaign. it was to save their marriage as much as their reputation. >> reporter: but just minutes later, he suggested the hush money was indeed about the election. >> imagine if that came out on october 15th, 2016 in the middle of the last debate with hillary clinton. >> so to make it go away, they made this -- >> cohen didn't enasven ask. he did his job. >> reporter: facing mounting questions, the president lashed out. >> virtually everything said has been said incorrectly and it's been said wrong or it's been covered wrong by the press. you know what, learn before you speak. it's a lot easier. >> reporter: he wouldn't offer any details. adity w crisis, giuliani attempted to clarify saying in a statement, the payment was made

letoga rones in ordeolrve to pr the president's family. it would have been done or not. giuliani also seemed to walk back his claims that the pridurtdenynl oen cohen for the hush money. just two weeks ago, president trump offered a crystal clear denial. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no what else? >> why did michael choen make it if there was no truth to her leal choen. michael is my attorney and you'll have to is ask michael. >> do you know where he got the money to make that payment? >> i don't know. >> reporter: reporters challenged him on those statements. >> mr. president, why did you change your story on stormy daniels? >> we're not changing any stories. all i'm telling you is that this country is right now running so smooth and to be bringing up that kind of crap and to be bringing it up, witch hunts all

the time, that is all you want to talk about. excuse me, excuse me. you have to -- you take a look at what i said. you go back and take a look. you'll see what i said. >> you said no when i asked you -- >> dues me. you take a look at what we cecia news.me. you take a look at what we said. >> reporter: cecilia vega, abc news. he spoke yesterday on north korea, russia investigation, the second amendment, kanye west and the parkland shooting. referring to the february mass shooting, the president reiterated his support for armg tea arming teachers and he was hope to raising the age to purchase rifles to 21. and the president told the sold out crowd that they cannot get complacent. >> your second amendment rights are under siege. but they will never ever be under siege as long as i'm your president. >> it's the fourth year in a row

that trump has spoken to the gun lobby. the nra spent more than $30 million to help elect the president in the 2016 election. former president george h.w. bush has been released from the hospital after fighting off an affection. the 93-year-old was admitted on april 2 shortly after funeral services for his late wife barbara bush. the former president suffered a blood infection and was in the intensive care unit. bush's doctors say the former president is doing well and his spokesman says he is happy to be at home. time is 5:35. happening today, san francisco will honor the late mayor ed lee by plantsing a tree dedicated to him on what would have been his 66th birthday. hiue,lymi fa ceremony. the magnolia tree will be planted on a newiaed mn city hall. mayor mark ferrell says the tree will serve as a reminder of lee's enduring legacy of positive change. lee died in december of a heart attack. 50 years ago, people's park

was the site of anti-war protests, now a haven for the homeless and drug users. soon uc berkeley plans to build housing for homeless and students, but it is a controversial plan. story. >> reporter: peoples park was born in the late '60s out of opposition of government policies, it was part of the free speechco-founder says it a will be. >> probably the only place in the country that you can go sign up and have a rally and say what you want. >> reporter: that is why he opposes plans to build university housing on the site. but students and neighbors say the park is more synonymous with crime and homelessness now than free speech. >> it is pretty dangerous oftentimes get a lot offal alerts saying that there is armed robberies that happened. so it gets the students especially at nighttime. >> reporter: currently only a small percentage live in the few

housing spots. the university says this plan would change that and more. >> we can put up student housing, we can meet the university's responsibility to work with the city and address the homeless situation, we can take a major step in terms of combatting crime and revitalizing that neighborhood. >> reporter: uc berkeley currently has about 8,000 student beds on on campus, this is part of the plan to double that. the people's park plan calls for building enough housing for 1,000 students on the three acre site as well as up to 125 permanent housing units for the homeless. the money would come from private developers working with the university. berkeley's mayor is on board. >> the people that passionately disagree with this, i've heard from some of them, but i think the majority of the city is ready. >> reporter: but some of the homeless worry that they are being blamed for problems in the park and this is a plan to move them out. >> you can say that it is a bad park all you want, but if you are around long enough, have the

students come, all types of peoples come. >> reporter: if all goes as planned, the project will take four years to complete. eric thomas, abc 7 news. still ahead, see how strong the force is with these kids. patients at ucf benioff children's hospital. but first as we head to break, here is a live like outside. stay close. about type 2 diabetes.with some surprising facts so you have type 2 diabetes, right? yeah. yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to

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t high school in the fall. they will start at 8:30 and 10:05 on alternating days. the school says that a later start time will minimize stress and increase sleep and flexibility for schedules. there is one down side, the day will end at 3:35 which will likely impact student-athletes. they often have to miss their last class periods to attend games and matches. happening today, it is free comic book day across the globe. the annual event is the first saturday in may. it was founded on the belief that for every person out there, there is a comic book they will love. major publishers put out free comic books for the day. more than 2300 com being shop is part and some stores here in the area will have special events to celebrate the day. so looking forward to that. and good morning to you. looks like a nice day out there. scattered clouds, so not much in the way of low clouds.

so a pretty sunrise this morning. and from our sutro tower camera, looks pretty good out there. not too cool. some upper 40s in the north bay, but we are beginning a cooling trend this weekend. i'll tell you how much cooler it will be in your neighborhood and when we return to the 80s coming up. and also ahead, a monster night for anthony davis as the pelicans run all over the warriors. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

time is 5:44. we're taking a live look outside from our emeryville camera pointed at the bay bridge. lisa argen is tracking live doppler 7 for us and she'll let us know what we can expect for the weekend. but first in sports, the giants have a chance to win their fifth straight series with a win today in atlanta. san francisco takes on the braves at 4:10 p.m. at sun trust

park. and marvel super hero day when the as faces the orioles. the first 15,000 fans will receive a special "black panther" bobblehead. first pitch at 6:05. tomorrow the warriors will play the pelicans in a pifvotal game four. you can watch it on abc 7. coverage starts at noon. last night the warriors had a chance to take a stranglehold on the series. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. steph curry turned back into a mere mortal last night. pelicans beat the dubs pretty much every way possible in game three. warriors needed some dudes on stilts to deal with anthony davis. steph curry getting the start after the knee injury and comeback in game two, but he struggled, only 19 points on 6 ever of 19 shooting. they attacked steph. and he cannot contain jrue

holiday. he had 21. the three ball final seconds of the half, another one 20 points second quarter if klay, staying hungry. eplan clark la eplan clark goes for 18. look at that. pels win it easily. game four is sunday here on abc 7. >> we're in a really good position right now. doesn't feel great coming out of the locker room losing the way we did, but we're up 2-1 with a chance to go up 3-1 on sunday. it's what you ask for. >> what was the approach going in defensively as far as the philosophy, what was the key overall in contributing to their low numbers? >> do you really think i'm going to tell you that? >> he will tell you nothing. sharks playoff series against vegas has been weird, two blowouts, two nail biters. last night we had both.

and if you have more than one elvis, is it elvi? is that the plural? sharks scored with five seconds on theock. knights get on board with three seconds to go in the first before james neal beats martin jones. 3-0 knights built the lead. in the third alex tuck bats it out of the air and beats him to make it 4-0. shark wake up and score three straight. they would close to within three, but a late empty net goal, they take the lead game six sunday in the tank. >> we thought we had a chance for sure. were we playing good enough? not at some moments. but game got better at the end. so that needs to continue now. didn't matter what we felt. >> giants row roadie in atlanta. giants erupt for six in the frame, take the 6 did, 2 lead after two. top seven, brandon crawford

going yard. his second of the week. nice catch by a fan. giants win 9-4. how about the as and os and a little foosball. this is why they call him crush, chris davis, three run jack off of andrew cashner. next batter matt olson deep and back to back jacks and the as are winners on a friday night by a 6-4 count. that is a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybodyd a live look outside from mounts tam and we have some high clouds. not much in the way of low clouds, so we'll call it partly cloudy throughout the day. there is a system to the north that will keep some clouds around. and in fact keep us breezy and cool us off not only today, but for tomorrow. so for your high lights this morning, just a little bit of patchy fog.

and we'll call it a little breezy coast side, a cooler day today. tomorrow though we'll see more sun after that fog burns off. it will be thick to start out with some drizzle and mist and then by monday, it looks like high pressure is building back and we'll see return to more 80 degree temperatures. so as we look at our roof camera, another nice vantage point here, we'll see sunrise at 6:03. and temperatures around the bay area pretty mild, but the cloud cover is with us. and that means that it will take a while for it to thin out. here is live doppler 7 and it is mostly cloudy skies. and you can see a little bit more enhancement here off the coast. and this is the system that won't bring us rain, but it is pushing to the noorth. a stronger onshore push tomorrow. maybe mist and drizzle. and knocking the temperatures down. but also clearing us out better by your sunday afternoon.

it is 51 in sfwran francisco, 5n oakland, san jose, 55. 49 gilroy. half man bamoon bay, 50. and 48 santa rosa, 47 in napa. mid-50s in concord and livermore waking up to 50 degrees. so as we step ahead into your sunday, notice we have 70s inland, low to mid-60s around the bay. so while today will be warmer, tomorrow here around the bay is going to be cooler, but we will get into a little bit more sunshine. by monday, that low pressure rebuilds and that brings low 80s inland. return to some 70s around the bay. and you can see the 60s san francisco. tuesday not a whole lot of change. oranges and yellow indicating the warmer weather while the cooler air typically at the coast. so santa rosa looking at highs today around 70 degrees. so that is cool for this time of

year. we slowly warm up tomorrow and then monday and tuesday, look at those 80s. drop off again on wednesday. another system rides to the north of us. and then looking at warmer weather by the end of the week. 76 today in san jose, if you are enjoying cindo de mayo federal government differents there. elsewhere low 70s. and downtown, upper 50s to low 60s. 73 novato, midoakla oakland. inland,-6 for yn mid-70s. so that is down around seven degrees from yesterday's readings. so the accuweather 7 day forecast, mid-70s inland, a few 70s around the bay. 50s at the coast. tomorrow we'll get a lot of fog in the morning with mist and drizzle, but then we'll clear out earlier and look for a brighter afternoon. warmer day on monday. download our accuweather app and you can keep track of the trends which brings every couple days a bit of cooling and then warming back up the way we like it around here. >> a police and weleasant weeke.

star wars geeked out yesterday, and children at a san francisco hospital celebrated in an extra special way. they got to hang out with the star of the new film solo which comes out memorial day weekend. kristen sze has the story. >> reporter: the force is strong with these star struck kids at ucf benioff children's hospital in san francisco. their smiles are beaming brighter than lightsabers as they enjoyed a special star wars party with star of the solo a star wars story. >> got kicked out of the flight academy for having a mind of my own. >> reporter: the movie tells the back story of han solo, how he becomes friends with chewbacca and lando. it gave jedi strength to these young patients. >> i think it is cool because how the celebrities and all

these people come here and just like to assume tsupport the kid. >> reporter: the children delighted in playing with r 2 d 2, meeting rebel pilots and jedi masters an posing for green screen photos. and kids like gabriel are learning an important lesson. are you tough like luke skywalker or han solo? >> yeah, i'm tough. >> reporter: this is the third annual may the 4th party here, and it is a collaboration between lucas film disney and the starlight children's foundation. the intent or hope is to use characters and experiences like this to provide moments of joy d cohimfldorretn' ts hoochts. >> reporter: joy, comfort, and for many of these kids, confidence. >> i'm going to be a hero some day. >> i think you already are a

hero. >> reporter: in san francisco, kristen sze, abc 7 news. disney is the path company of lucas film and abc 7. next, where your kids can jump around in the world's biggest bounce house right here in the bay area this weekend. keep it here.

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it is saturday, may 5. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the draft. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions. >> good morning. it may be pretty cloudy out there, live doppler 7 showing that behind me, we certainly have some very pretty views out there with the sun coming up. right now plan on the clouds around for a little while. and, yes, as you step out in san rafael, you can see some of those nice colors out there greeting you. 51 san francisco, 53 view, gil. half moon bay at 50. and a lot of soft blue and purple from mt. tam. mid-50s by concord and