banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 6th. let's start with a quick look of the weather. here is our meteorologist lisa argen. >> temperatures mainly in the 50s, but kinds certainly gusty, gusting to over 43 43 43 43 43 by the 52 san francisco, 54 in half

moon bay, and we're also looking at the clouds here from our room cameras. by the 567b. the breeze will kick up. a blustery day, numbers look like this in the 60s. by about noontime, and then breezy, temperatures will hit in the 70s by about 4:00, but -- by 3:00, i should say, by the 4:00 we're in the upper 60s. brighter, breezy, and one of the coolest days of the week. i'll tell you about the warmest coming up, carolyn? >> lisa, thank you. officers say when they arrived, they found a man shot at least one time. no details have been released about a motive or a suspect. developing news this morning in

hawaii, lava continues to keep people out of the their homes on the big island and leaves them unsure when they'll be able to return. eruptions are blasting lava into the leilani estates subdivision, damaging homes there. at least eight vents have opened up in the neighborhood, making it too dangerous to breathe. sin kilauea's eruption on thursday, several quakes have jolted the island, including a 6.9 magnitude friday afternoon. abc news reporter brian clark has the latist developments. >> reporter:s residents on the southern par i fatsing lava, strong earthquakes and toxic gas. >> we're now up to fissure number eight. the bottom line is we have additional outbreaks of lava.

>> reporter: 1800 people forced to evacuate. >> police came down our draftway and said we had to get out. >> reporter: several homes have been destroyed. >> just knowing that we're not going to have a house, the lava -- my we've is still in tears. >> reporter: the lava is not the only danger. >> we also have elevated levels of gas here. >> reporter: officials are so concerned about the dangerous air quality, they've set up road blocks to prevent people from getting too close. >> when the environment is safe, we will be able to admit them back into the area. >> reporter: the eruptions have been triggered by multiple earthquakes, including a 6.9 magnitude friday, the biggest in hawaii since 1975.

no one has been seriously injured. scientists say it's nearly impossible to predict how long an eruption will last, so residents are bracing for possible repeats of these natural disasters. brian clark, abc news, new york. a bay area family who just moved to hawaii from santa rosa, after surviving the wildfires is among those being forced to evacuate. they are among those who have had to leave their homes. the earthquakes have made it different to sleep and then nature showed its force, just 200 feet from their home. a fissure opened up spewing toxic gas and lava. >> it sounded like a jet engine on a freight train driving thrust just pane after pane of glass. this is so new and you don't know what to expect. >> at this point, it is a waiting game, and the family has no idea when they'll be able to

go home. the chp needs your help to find a driver who hit and killed a man in discovery bay. investigators looked for clues along highway 4 near bixler road yesterday morning. they believe the victim was killed sometime late friday night. it's believed the vehicle that hit hem was a 2002 to 2006 tundra pickup or sequoia suv. the contra costa county coroner's trying to identify the man who was killed. his tour will continue for bay area rapper g-easy, even after he was arrested and convicted following a fight in sweden. the judge quickly found the musician guilty on friday. tmz reports he was being belligerent before punching security guards. police say they found cocaine inside his pocket. he was released from custody after paying a $9,000 fine.

the record-setting rock climber rescued from the side of el capitan is rushing to get back home to the bay area. we have the details of his scary fall and the rescue. >> reporter: you're looking at a sky-high selfie, unlike any other. hans instagraming his own rescue from el capitan. >> this is the nose route. we were right about there. >> they were attempting a one-day ascent on thursday. >> hans has ascended various routes, 178 times. nobody has done more. he's done this route on the nose 110 if we're counting this one. >> but this time a nut slipped out of the rob, dropping him more than 20 feet. he hit his legs on a ledge during the fall. >> i knew because things were happening. i basically pulled out my phone,

called 911. >> reporter: this team from japan helped stabilize his injuries. >> they got a sleeping bad, and we wrapped up thinks legs. i was starting to shiver, and they gave me a down jacket. i mean, it was -- the humanity was incredible. >> reporter: hans is a climbing stricter here in concord. he's so well loved some of his youngest fans have dropped off get well soon cards. >> he had the speed record on the nose for a while. >> he's in a hurry to return to the bay area. >> i wanted to get to 200 total ascents. this will put a slowdown on that i think. >> reporter: once home he'll face more surgeries, but he says he'll climb again. thousands of health care workers, including those at ucsf are set for go on strike tome.

ucsf says they have already rescheduled hundreds of appointments. if there's an emergency, patients will be sent to other hospitals. this walkout is supposed to last for three days, in a union effort to increase salaries. it affects the six medical centers the most, but all ten campuses could be impacted. more than 20 people on the peninsula have turned in guns they no longer want. yeer news was in redwood city when the san mateo county sheriff's office and other agencies hosted a gun buyback. congresswoman jackie speer, who was shot five times in 1978 while investigating the jonestown cult, spoke about her support for gun control. >> as a survivor of gun violence many decades ago, i can tell you that it is more profound than

you can imagine to live with gun violence after you've been a victim. >> people who turned in guns received either a 100 or $200, depending on the type of weapon. weather is going to be sort of like a roller coast they are week, up and down. >> yes. all right we have winds gusting by the delta, so that means there's a strong breeze out that way. it will be breezy around here as well. a live look outside from our roof camera. 52 here, 53 in oakland, with mid 50s over in san jose and concord. yeah, not too cool to start, but by the afternoon we'll have sun. we'll talk about the rest of the week, which does include some ups and downs in a few minutes. also ahead, cleaning up from a barn fire that brought back traumatizing memories from

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home into custody and took dna samples to determine which dog or dogs were responsible for the attack. it is unclear exactly what happened. a marijuana festival was held this weekend on state-owned property in california for the first time. two-day "high times" cannabis cup ended yesterday at the cal expo in sacramento. it was the place to go to find anything and everything receipted to pot. it also featuredly performance, including lauryn hill, li'l wayne and iguchi yi mayne. >> the younger kids who like music, want to smoke and have a good time, but you don't see what you would see on alcohol, you know? it's clean, people are nice, happy, respectful. >> and there were thousands there. the same event is planned for june 2nd and 3rd in santa rosa

at the sonoma county fairgrounds. first, the farm and last week once again a small fire sparked, bringing back horrible memories for students. we have their story. >> the fire started in one of these two, and burnt the tarp on the back. there was a whole other part that got brnt up rural the ag students know that thursday night's fire could have been worse, most of them rushed to the small barn in their pajamas. >> because of the tubbs fire, it was automatic an instant adrenaline rush. >> on october 9th, the tubbs fire destroyed the department's far and barns out on alba lane. no animals were lost then. thursday night, all were saved, too, but the fire brought all of

those old feelings and fears rushing back. >> it seems like we can't cap a break. >> abbolt is 15. the fire already took her home, the school 'farms and now threatened her beloved pigs. >> it was our second home after ours were gone, so having that also part of it, like catch on fire, it was pretty crazy. >> reporter: now everyone is trying to look forward toward the future and to a fund-raiser where organizers hope to raise $100,000. >> it's a steppingstone to recover, rebuild for the future and replace what was lost. >> reporter: a fund-raiser will take place here next saturday night at the mary agatha center. san francisco has honored its late mayor edward lee with a

lasting tribute. a tree was planted in his memory. the st. mary's magnolia stands in a new median along fulton street. he died unexpectly of a heart attack in december. yesterday would have been his 66th birthday. former mayor willie brown reflected on the honor for his friend. the city does one troo he in memory of somebody december or in honor of somebody every year. there's no question this should be the year of ed lee, to do it on his birthday is quite a celebrations. friends of lee's family helped planned that tree. generations of graduates celebrated the 90th anniversary of a san francisco public high school. music filled the air at balance boo high school. it opened in 1928. a graduate who is almost as old

as her alma mater still beams with pride for a school fondly known as bal. >> we are number one in the city, people want their kids to come in, because balance boo is doing so great. >> there are notable likes jerry garcia and mike norris. going solar may soon become a rirpts for home in california. the state energy commission is set to vote wednesday on standards that would require new homes to have solar panels startling in "20/20." anyone to going solar, the new standards would push using battery storage and increased dependence on electricity over natural gas. good sunday morning. waking up to a good deal of cloud cover, but a strong delta

breeze and upper elevation very gusty winds. some of that will work down to the surface. a breezy and cooled day today, but we will get rid of cover. the mostly cloudy start and the culprit is to a weak system. several of these this week will allow for our temperatures to go up and down with the passage of each and every one, and in response to that the low clouds and fog, so we'll sort it all out for you had. how about this beautiful camera. the low clouds, high clouds, making for that spectacular sunrise, 6:0, it was official 52, san francisco, mountain view. and can't get away from walnut creek. it's been spectacular day after day. yesterday it was in the low 70s, a nice days, closer to the bay, boy, it took some time for that sun to come out.

49 in livermore. talked about the winds, they're gusting from mount tam, mt. diablo, in fact up to 40 miles an hour, so some very breezy winds, high pressure off the coast, low pressure to the north of us. there's a the gradients, kind of a gray-looking shot here. that creates the wind. we'll see that throughout the day. the coastal fogs, breezy today, and then temperatures will cool beyond monday, but comfortable. what's coming will be a warm-looking end of the week. mid 50s, half moon bay, so certainly cool with patchy fog. you'll get some sun. 61 in monterey. so the last day of the art festival in mountain view, if you want to check that out. temperatures on the peninsula will be from the 60s for the most part, breezy, but a sunnier

afternoon. santa rosa, check it out. 70s today, but this range, we bump into the 80s. coming down slightly tuesday. wednesday, loose what happens thursday, friday saturday, well into the 80s, concord about the same. mid 70s today into the 80s on monday, a slight cooling trend wednesday/thursday, then when it begins to warm on friday, it could be the upper 80s. upper 50s today, in san francisco look for 71 in san jose, 62 in oak lend, temperatures around average or a bit below. the seven-day forecast, we're in the 70s today, slightly warmer tomorrow and we'll enjoy the outlook for tuesday and

wednesday. cool for may. that's why we'll bring in the warmth. download or app, and too cool for some, too hot for others. >> i was going to say, some people like the hot. >> somebody will always be happy and not happy. >> somebody can be each this week. >> i like that. >> thank you, lisa. just ahead, take a look at this. one quick-thinking senior.

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paula farris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on morning america." >> good morning, everyone. the new fitsius opening, the threats of toxic gases. thousands being misplaced from their homes. plus the president's lawyer rudy giuliani now setting the record straight on the stormy daniels case, suggesting this may even go to the supreme court. we'll have more with george stephanopoulos on this loar. and how passengers came from being on the water it to the being in the water. hope to see you soon. >> thank you, paula.

police in ohio are praising a grandpa's quick reflexes for helping them catch an armed man on the run. columbus police showed several videos, the grandfather with a cane tripped the suspect. he then dropped his gun. the grandpa only wants to be identified as bill. a pristine pasture in new zealand has turned into a science spectacle. a huge sinkhole opened revaling tens of thousands offees of geological history. it's about 600 feet long, 60 feet wide, 60 feet deep. scientists say it likely started as a small crack, and once the rainward seeped in, it grew exponentially. there one was an active volcano in the area.

>> this is an erosion process going on gee logically for a long time it's not a new process, it's been happening for a long time, and we can expect it to happen again in the future. >> as for the farm, it's back to business as usual except for fencing off the area around this massive sinkhole. tell to venture that elon musk is serious about. and enough tacos to raise nearly a million dollars. it's a

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he defended women's healthcare, banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. welcome back, everyone. lisa argen is here with the forecast. >> we have some battling sunrises here, certainly beautiful from mt. tam with the low and high clouds. just a gorgeous start to the day, with low to mid 50s here. fairly uniform here, and then we look atwal nut creek from our east bay. that is just as delightful with

low 50s. so how about a nice gray one ini between? this is east bay hills, so you see the fog out there. mid and upper 60s from noon throughout the afternoon, so trying to make it into the 70s, and the northwesterly winds will make it feel cooler today. we'll talk about the warmest day of the week, which is almost to next weekend with my accuweather forecast. the national rifle association is holding its annual convention in dallas. it's the first for the nra since february's shooting that took 17 lives at the high school in florida. some of the victims' parents brought their message to toughen gun law toss that convention. abc news reporter marcus moore explains. >> reporter: the fight for gun control at an unlikely location,

the national nra convention in dallas. protesters carries signs, chanting, among them parents of some of the victims of stoneman douglas high school, the father of joaquin inviting them to their home. >> five minutes of your noire keen' empty room. >> reporter: and fred gutten berg, his father killed any shooting. >> all i think about is her running for her life. >> that shooting and other massacres pasting a pall over the conference. >> after a few days of grieving, i just decided there was nothing else, but to do something about this. >> reporter: but not deterring its members. >> they said going to the convention and speaking today, that would be very cntroversial. it might not be popular.

you know what i said? bye-bye, gotta get on the plane. >> reporter: the defiance of legislators wary of new legislation. >> some of you people are petrified, you can't be petrified. >> reporter: replaced by steadfast support. >> my father always taught us, guns don't kill people. people kill family. >> reporter: as the debate unfolds, one side says fighting for life, the other for liberty. marcus moore, abc news. coming up on "this week" rude,giuliani will for bun on one with chief anchor george g stephanopoul stephanopoulos. they'll talk about the strategy in the mueller investigation, an the new revelations in the stormy daniels case. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. new this morning,

billionaire tech entrepreneur elon musk says he's super, super serious about starting a candy company, this in response to a feud with fellow billionaire warren buffett. it started last week when musk said that economic lame. musk says he will name his competing company cryptocandy. public schools have long relied on the generosity of the community. one restaurant owner has gone well beyond her civic duty, helping to raid $1 million for schools in san francisco and in san jose. abc 7 melendez has more. >> reporter: sara is the mother of two public school kids, as

the owner of taco-licious restaurants, they came up with a formula. >> from september to may, 15% of a monday's worth of proceeds. >> reporter: it supports nine schools in that specific community. every months, one of the nine schools gets the funds. this month they will cut a check to mission high school. >> if we can race 15% of monday's proceeds for a whole month's time, that school will get a check for like $3,000 to $8,000. if you luck out and cinco de mayo is a a a >> reporter: garfield elementary in north beach used its money to buy chromebooks for its third to fifth graders and the i pads.

>> we are all a community, will it be in a school our outside in the more local community. >> reporter: they started donating to schools in 2012. so far they have raised $1 million. to celebrate getting to the million dollar mark, the restaurant will have a fund-raising party on may 14th. all of the money from that event will go to the mason scholarship awards to help seniors from underserved communities go to college. writing it down on my calendar, may 14th. done. >> i really truly believe that san francisco needs to support its public education. >> reporter: she says strong schools make a strong city, even stronger than the margaritas she serves her customers. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc news. how would you like to live in bali or work in london? we go roaming with the company that can make that possible.

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a live look from our santa cruz camera. it's 51 degrees right now. it will be about 68 later on today. got those facts and figures from lisa, who also just informed me there has been another earthquake related to kilauea in hawaii. it's a 4.2 magnitude earthquake on the big island. happening today, you request expect heavy traffic in san francisco south of market district all day as the annual how weird street fair gets under way. there are several streak closures in can't until 11:00. it encouraging peace, showcases music, art and crave activity. today's theme was a parody of the '70s. also happening today, another edition of sunday streets in san francisco. this time it's in the

tenderloin, stop by any of the activity hubs. there will be mixed mampl arts, musical performances and interactive art exhibits. sunday streets runs from 11:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. lisa, thanks for the update about that earthquake. >> yeah, crazy happenings there. we hope everyone is safe, but also this morning we're talking about our fog that's made its way all the way to the delta, compliments of southwesterly breezy winds. right now we can't even see anything, where it's 53 in concord. 49 in livermore, the rest of you in the lower 50s. a milder start, a cooler finish, we'll get some sun, also a breeze, but today will be the coolest day of the week. thank you, lisa. also ahead the giants' baz getting into the swing of things

in atlanta. alan hansen leads an offensive explosion. larry has the highlights coming up

in sports, another big day. this morning the giants are going for the series sweep in atlanta. first pitch is at 10:35 this morning. the a's are also looking for a weekend sweep. the first pitch is against the

baltimore orioles at the oakland coliseum. tonight the sharks will try to stay alive in their playoff series. and the warriors will try to bounce back from their game 3 loss in new orleans. you can watch game 4 between the warriors and the pelicans only here on abc 7. coverage starts at noon. keep it on abc 7 for after the game with all the highlights and live post-game interviews from smoothie king center in big ey. larry beil has a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. it family like we might be heading for the fourth straight year of warriors versus cavs in the nba finals especially after you see what lebron did last night. first off, game 4 is this afternoon, 12:30 right here. the effort want there, they had no answer for anthony davis the

unibrown, 33 points and 18 boards. draymond green wants more intensity in became four. >> i don't think our stuff was aggressive enough. i need them to be aggressive at all times, and they'll be that way tomorrow. i'm looking forward to tole's game. now for lebron and the cavs. kevin love went for 21 points, tosses it up and toss it is in. 12 seconds left. raptors down three, pumps, then fires we're tied at 103. too much time for lebron, coast to coast, no double-team. look at him beat the buzzer gently off glass. 38 for the king. cavs take a 3-0 series lead 105-103. >> no more time-outs, i said to

get open, take it full court. i was able to hit a float are off the glass. they gave us everything they had and more. we could play so much better, but it's a gutsy win. >> that's a bad man, lebron james. on to baseball. the giants spent most of april searching for often. suddenly they found it. manager bruce bochy, you get an autograph! you get an autograph! evan long gore i don't, can't make the play, long go yar's 1500ths career hit. get to know alan hansen, new guy replacing joe panek, with a two-run double. starting to like him as the giants rout the braves. a's and o's on black panther bobblehead giveaway night. bringing it, striking out the first four batters, a

career-high 12 strikeouts, but they couldn't do anything against kevin gossman, so it stayed 0-0. timely in the 12th, crushed. they call him crush for a reason. good night, game over, drive home safely, his ninth of the year, only the fourth hit of the game. pie tidy dance. 2-0 a's the final. >> he's coming to the wire. justify has won the kentucky derby! justify with mike smith up, wins the kentucky derby for trainer bob that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. good morning, everyone. we've been enjoying the sunrises here, hopefully you have, too. there's a mixture of high and

low clouds, wow, what a beautiful sight. it looks like the low clouds will be with us for the next couple hours, the high clouds as well, but wee get more sun throughout the afternoon today than we had yesterday. they'll be going up and down. livermore 72, then a bump up tomorrow, then the numbers cool down a bithat strengthens our onshore flow, and then look what is happens. that backs off. we're talking about the warmest temperatures we have seen all season, not only in livermore, but around the entire bay area. now how still the wind is it's all due to a weak weather system, so this is influencing our weather throughout the day today. it did yesterday, not bringing

any rain, but allows for clouds and cooler numbers, so pretty advantage point here once again. also in mountain view, 53 in oakland, with 54 in san jose. pretty gray for you in emeryville, temperatures in the 60s with breezy winds ought times. 51 in santa rosa, 52 in novato. i talked about the winds in the upper elevations, over 25 miles an hour from the north bay, but as you get into the east bay, we're looking at least 20 to 30 miles an hour. if you can check out the color coding here, a bit of blue and yellow, also to the south there. that's where we have an indicator showing us their gusty winds. at the coast we'll see them up to 30 miles an hour. temperatures in the 60s but notice the cloud cover, coastal

fog, breezy today, temperatures will cool just a bit beyond tomorrow. then we'll come back up. so let's stake a look at monday in particular. about 8 po in, concord coming in at 82, and the rest of the bay, still comfortable. by tuesday we're still in the 80s. wednesday here comes your cooldown with more mid 70s, low 60s. taking a looksh low 70s is your average high, we're down up, down, middle of the week e. end of the week, you too are warm. highs today in the upper 60s. breezy winds at the coast. over in oakland, a day game. 60 degrees. that's where we'll be for much of the afternoon. download our accuweather app,

and you can keep track of the changing temperatures, starting out today. we'll see numbers in the 70s, lind, 60s at the coast, a big warmer tomorrow, comfortable tuesday and wednesday, but if you want the warmth, you have to wait all week long. >> it seems like today and tomorrow are the coolest days. >> tomorrow looking milder, maybe sun sooner. thank you, lisa. more and more people are working from many home. in some cases all the time. now there's a start-up that thinking it's time to take a fresh look at what home is all about. jonathan bloom takes you to roam, not the city, but a new place to live and work. >> i'm the first one here, i hear. my business is working with corporate clients. >> reporter: but working from his apartment got old.

>> i think some of it is isolation. we all love the idea of being able to work from home. we get home and then miss the community. >> reporter: that's what roam is about. >> more and more people have jobs that let them live and work anywhere. >> reporter: in cities all over the world they're taking historic buildings into a different kind of home. one you can stay in for a month or just a week before going to another big city. >> you're in a big group of extended family members. >> this i think used to be where the pope slept. >> reporter: with -- you immediately get in touch with people who may have been staying here for two weeks already. they know what to do -- so we create that sense of belonging. >> you may think it's for people who want to be associate, but actually the founders say they're a bunch of introverts.

>> we seem leek very people people, but secretly we're very awkward. >> reporter: every room has a private bathroom, and each has their own shelf in the fridge. people immediate, even cook for each other. >> food is a great wray to bring people together. >> reporter: it's there are 4,000 a month. miami is $1800. >> most locations we are always sold out. >> reporter: they'd open up in northern later, with you further plans to expand. roam wasn't built in a day. coming up, getting out and getting active on the peninsula, where you can catch today's

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. happening today, you can celebrate parks and public spaces, in the annual festival. it's in burlingame, teaching people the importance of parks, healthy activity and quality of life. there will be face painting a bounce house for kids, plus zumba and gymnastics celebrations. the festival is on park road between girl bomb and howard avenues. it runs from 9:00 until 1:00 this afternoon. snazzy weather for that, right?

>> breezy for everyone. mid 60s palo alto. it's not a warm day, but we will get slightly warmer tomorrow. the cool any continues with slightly below average temperatures. but it's gets to be really warm toward the end of the week. the mother's day the only good thing here if you don't like it warm. of course mother's day is sunday. so we'll keep you posted. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. our news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone, and a great week ahead.

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good morning, america. this morning, eruption emergency. red hot lava shooting into the sky. hawaii's kilauea volcano closing roads and destroying homes. new fissures opening and toxic fumes filling the air. our live report from the big island this morning. fighting back, trump attorney rudy giuliani attempting to clean up statements he made last week when he contradicted the president about hush agreement payments made to stormy daniels. plus, stormy's appearance on "snl" overnight. >> a storm's a coming, baby. shooting confusion. the waffle house massacre as suspect travis reinking gets ready to appear in court.