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good morning. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for yoining us on this sunday, may 6th. let's start with a look at the weather. >> live doppler 7 picking up on the cloud cover. we have a good deal of sunshine out there. we'll be looking at a brighter day today. it's 55 right here in santa cruz. upper 60s today. elsewhere around the bay mid-50s in mountain view and gilroy in in san francisco. you can see the partly cloudy sky with mid-50s. that's around the bay and inland. the coast will stay in the mid and upper 50s all day long. it will be a sunny and breezy

afternoon. we'll talk about how that impacts your sunday, coming up. >> thank you. breaking news out of san jose. police are investigating an officer involved shooting near downtown san jose. it started as an armed home invasion robbery. police say officers opened fire on a suspect. no one was hurt. two people are under arrest. there are some street closures in the area. officers found the man shot one time. no details have been released about a motive or a suspect.

police say a driver hit and killed a woman in her 80s. it happened just after 8:30 last night on east charleston road. the woman was not walking in a crosswalk when the driver of a pickup hit her. the driver, a woman in her 20s is cooperating with police. they do not believe drugs or alcohol were involved in that collision. developing news in hawaii. lava continues to keep people out of their homes on the big island and leave them unsure when exactly they'll be allowed to return. since the eruption on thursday, several quakes have jolted the island including a 4.2 this morning and a 6.9 magnitude

this. 1800 people remain evacuated. >> reporter: residents on the southern part of the big island of hawaii are facing strong et quakes. >> we're now up to number eight. 1800 people forced t ed to evac. >> the police came down our driveway and said we have to get out. >> reporter: several homes have been destroyed. >> it's pretty much our dream home that we've been looking for all this time and just knowing we're not going to have a house, the lava night tamight take it,, is still in tears. >> reporter: authorities are warning residents about toxic

gas still pouring into the air. officials are so concerned about the dangerous air quality they have set up roadblocks 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 over the last few days including a 6.9 magnitude quake, the biggest since 1975. >> reporter: no one has been seriously injured. it's impossible to predict how long an eruption will last. bryan 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. zoe and her two daughters are among those who have had to leave their homes.

the earthquakes have made it difficult to sleep and then nature showed its force just 200 feet from their house. >> sounded like a jet engine through a freight train. just loud. it's hard the know how to feel because this is so new and you don't know what to expect. >> at this point pit's a waitin game and they have no idea when they will be able to go home. the chp needs your help this morning to find the driver who hit and killed a man in discovery bay. investigators look for clues along highway 4 yesterday morning. th they believe the victim wads killed late friday night. it might be missing its front

rkts right highlight. a tour will continue for bay area rapper g eazy after after r rirsed and convicted in a swedish nightclub. a judge found his guilty on friday. tmz says he was being belligerent for punching security police found cocaine in his pogpog pocket. mpblt t the record setting rock climber is rushing to get back home to the bay area. >> the sun shad low line is the nose route.

we were right about there. >> reporter: they were teams a one day assent on thursday. >> nobody has done more. he's done this 110, if we're counting this one. >> reporter: this time a nut slipped out of rock dropping hans more than 20 feet. he hit his legs on the ledge during the fall. >> i knew bad things were happening when my leg was bent. i pulled out my phone and called 911. >> we wrapped up his legs. i was starting to shiver and they gave me a down jacket. the humanity was incredible. >> reporter: hans a climbing instructor and he's so well loved that some-his youngest fans have dropped off get well soon cards. a picture of his record setting

climb is on the wall. >> i wanted to get to 200 total. this will put a little slow down on that. >> reporter: once home he will face more surgeries on his legs but he will climb again. thousands of health care workers including those at ucsf are set to go on strike tomorrow. they have already scheduled hundreds of appointments and if there is an emergency patients will be sent to other hospitals. the walk out is supposed to last for three days. it's part of increase salariesalaries. it involves workers only in the uc system. more than 20 on the peninsula have turned in guns they no longer want.

investigating the jones town call spoke about her support for gun control. >> as a survivor of the gun violence many decades ago i can it will you that it is more profound than you can imagine to live with gun violence after you've been a victim. >> people who have turned in guns received either 100 or $200 depending on type of weapon. we'll see dramatic swings in our weather this week. >> we'll start out low and go to above average this week ahead. right now clouds are scattering out nicely. it's sunny. upper 50s in danville.

60 in concord. the winds will kick in and temperatures won't be allowed to warm too much today due to that on shore flow. we'll talk about this in detail. your forecast highs for your sunday and return to perhaps near 90s in the seven-day forecast. coming up, cleaning after barn fire that brought back traumatizing victims for teenagers in the north bay. home, solar home. the requirement under consideration that could make california a national leader in solar power. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures.

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baby has died after being mauled by a dog in southern california. it happened inside a home in sherman oaks last night. the 3-month-old was in critical condition when taken to the hospital where she later died. uf officers took three dogs from the home into custody. they took dna samples to determine which dog or dogs were responsibility for the attack. it's unclear what happened. marijuana festival was held in california on state owned property for the first time. the two-day high times ended in character. it was the place to go to find anything and everything related to pot. the event featured performers including

the crowd was calm and considerate. >> got the younger kids that like music and want to smoke and have a good time. you don't see like what you would see on alcohol. >> n >> thousands were there. the siem event is planned at the sonoma fairgrounds. fire sparked inside a small barn on campus bringing back some horrible memories for students. abc 7 news reporter has t has story. >> the fire started in one of these two and burnt the tarp on the back. there was this whole other part that got burnt up.

>> reporter: thursday night's fire could have been a lot worse. most of them rushed to the small barn in their pajamas. >> it was automatically an instant adrenaline rush. >> reporter: on october 9th, the tubs fire destroyed the department's farm and barn out on alba lane. no animals were lost then. thursday night, all were safe too. the fire brought all of those old feelings and fears rushing back. >> we just can't catch a break. >> reporter: fire already took her fountain grove home, the school's farm and now threatened her beloved pigs. in it was like our second home after ours were like gone. having that also like part of it, like catch on fire was pretty crazy. >> reporter: every one is trying to look forward toward the future and to a fund-raiser where organizers hope to raise

$100,000. >> reporter: a fund-raiser to rebuild the barn will take place here next saturday night. san francisco has honored its late mayor ed lee with a lasting tribute appropriately in the shadow of city hall. yesterday abc 7 news was at civic center when public work's crew planted a tree in lee's memory. lee died unexpectedly back in december. yesterday would have been his 66th birthday. former mayor willie brown reflected on honor for his free. >> the city does a tree in memory or in honor of somebody every year. there's no question this should be the year of ed lee and to do

it on his birthday is quite a celebration. >> friends of lee's family helped plant that tree. general rations of graduate celebrated the 90th anniversary of a san francisco public high school. music filled the air at balboa high school. it opened in 1928. a graduate almost as old as her alma mater still beams with pride for a school fondly known as boa. >> we are number one many the city for people trying to get in. they want their kids to come in. s >> current students are following the path of buccaneers. oakland symphony conductornd oakland a's picture mike norris.

going solar may soon be a requirement for homes in california. the state energy commission will vote standards on new houses required to have solar panels. in addition to going solar, the new standard would push battery storage and increased dependence on electricity over natural gas. sunday morning. we have a pretty good southwest wind bringing a breeze to the delta and that is going to define the highs today in a narrow range, a cool range as the system continues to move to the north and east of us. our new live camera, pier 39. some of these little guys enjoying that sun. they were waiting on it yesterday. 54 right now. downtown 55 in oakland with 57 in san jose. 54 in half-moon bay. right now a bit of a northerly push has scoured out those

clouds. you can see how sunny it is here. it's going to be a cool day today in the upper 60s with the winds kicking on. it's in the mid-50s. cooler in the livermore valley. the wind is kicking up in the higher elevations anywhere from 20 to 40 miles an hour in spots way out over the east bay hills. you can see it shake a little bit. coastal fog is retreating to the shoreline right now. a few high clouds. as we go to about 1 kwl:00, 2:0 the color denotes the stronger wind. it's breezy by about 5:00. merchandise the bay we have a good 20 miles an hour wind up in

san rafael. the coolest day of the week. if you're headed to the coast only in the mid-50s today with the fog retreating here. the ocean temperature went down considerably last week with some pretty god up welling. as we look towards monday we'll bump up the temperatures a bit. then on tuesday still a few 80s inland. overall we'll go back towards a more usual regime come tuesday and wednesday. today is the coolest day out there. 62 in oakland. 59 san francisco. those winds up to 30 miles an hour. 71 in san jose.

a comfortable day around the bay and overnight tonight. we could see patchy drizzle. upper 40s to near 50 out there. cool and breezy. morning fog tomorrow. the numbers climb a bit. by tuesday and wednesday it's still nice. we'll have a breezy day around the bay. both days as the breeze moves to the north of us. the temperatures will continue to climb into the weekend. we'll keep it cooler on the coast. >> haven't the numbers changed since earlier this morning. thank you. just ahead, meet one quick thinking senior. does your grandpa have moves like this?

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a pristine pasture in new zealand has turned into a science spectacle after record breaking rainfall. the hole runs along a fault line and is about 600 feet long and 60 feet deep. it likely started as a small crack. once the rain water creeped it gree. there once was an active vol chi

kn -- volcano in the area. >> this is an erosion process. it's been going on for a long time. it's related to high intensity rainfall. it's not a new prosisz. it's been happening for a long time. we can expect it to happen again in the future. >> as for that farm it's back to business as usual except to fence off the air around that massive sijink hole. police in ohio are praising quick reflexes to help them catch an armed man on the run. look at this, columbus police sharing several video showing them tripping a man. the grandfather with the cane stepped in the suspect's path and tripped him. the suspect then drop and his gun. the grandpa only wants to be identified as bill. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, the any business venture elon musk says he's serious about starting in response to a spfeud with warren

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♪ you gotta go to ross. if you want to save big on dresses for every occasion, you gotta go to ross. welcome back. we're start thanksgiviing this with a look at the weather. >> good morning. from the golden gate bridge it's sunnier this morning and it seems a little warmer. and a bit of a north wind ver - scattered out the clouds right now. later the west winds will pick up and it will feel pretty breezy out there. mid-50s in oakland. sfo, partly cloudy skies. concord is at 60. 54 in livermore. they are a little breezy out in concord. that delta breeze going to 23 miles an hour in fair field.

this all picks up throughout the day today and we will have temperatures a little cool for this time of year. mid-60s by noontime around the bay and inland in our afternoon highs will see some 70s. right here we'll drop to the 60s by 4:00. we will warm up. it's going take a while. i'll detail that for you coming up. all right. now to president trump's top attorney, rudy giuliani, who has been making headlines and was at one point publicly contradicted by the president. over night he admitted he is still learning the facts of stormy daniels case. abc news white house correspondent has the details. >> reporter: overnight the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, on fox news attempting to clean up statements he made last week. >> the facts i'm still learning. >> reporter: this after h e revealed the president repaid

his other lawyer makeichael coh for a hush agreement. rudy giuliani offering no new information but admitting. >> this is 1.2 million documents. i've been in the kacase two wee. i'm not an expert on the facts yet. i'm getting there. >> reporter: revelation contradicting what the white house and the president said all along about the $130,000 pay out to daniels. that trump had no knowledge of it. >> did you know about the payment? >> reporter: rudy giuliani still not clarifying the time line but doubling down. >> the president did not violate the campaign finance law. >> reporter: the hard charging former prosecutor is brought onto trump's legal team to turn up the heat on robert mueller. his team want os a sit down interview with trump. >> i would love to speak.

i would love to go. >> reporter: rudy giuliani making the sit down seem more of challenge. >> when you look at the questions they profound, what do you think? what do you feel? it's like come on in and commit perjury. >> reporter: the stormy daniels case still plaguing the president. overnight daniels made a surprise appearance on saturday night live to taunt the president. >> i know you don't believe in climate change but a storm's a coming baby. >> just tell me what do you need for this to go away? >> a resignation. r >> rudy giuliani is now calling that $130,000 payment a nuisance payment. he appeared this morning on this week. when appeared when the president learned daniels wanted money to keep quiet, rudy giuliani says he doesn't know and it doesn't matter to him. >> the crime is was it a

campaign contribution? not a campaign contribution. people want to avoid that conclusion because it gets him out of trouble and makes the whole investigation and the tactics we used by the prosecutors totally repugnant. >> he said it may have had something to do with the campaign but also had to do with personal issues. there's no question this had everything to do with the campaign. you can look at the timing associated with the payment. >> that was stormy daniels attorney who says the trump team does not know what to say because he believes they have lost track of the truth. new this morning, billionaire tech entrepreneur elon musk said he's super serious about starting a candy company. this in response to a feud with fellow billionaire warren buffet. it all started last week when musk said that economic motes are lame. buffet owns berkshire hathaway.

musk said he would name his competing company crypto candy. public schools have long relied on the generousty of the community. one restaurant owner has gone way beyond her civic duty helping to raise a million dollars for schools in san francisco and san hjose. selling tacos helped the buy ipads and other school essentials. >> reporter: sarah is the mother of two public school kids. she and her husband came up with a formula for giving. >> from september to may we give 15% of a month's worth of monday proceeds to that school. >> reporter: for example, the restaurant in the mission district of san francisco supports nine schools in that specific community. every month one of the nine

schools gets the funds. this month they will cut a check to mission high school. >> if we can raise 15% of monday proceeds for a whole month's time, that school will get a check like 3 to $8,000. if you luck out and it's cin cincf -- cinco de de de de monday, they will get a lot of money. >> it's solidifies the messages that we try to teach in school is we're all a community whether it be in a school or outside and more local community. >> reporter: they started donating to schools in 2012 and 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 the money from that event will go to the mason scholarship award which helps seniors from

underserved communities go to college. writing it down on my calendar. may 14th. >> i really believe san francisco needs to really support its public education. >> reporter: strong schools make a strong city even stronger than the margaritas she serves her customers. abc 7 news. still ahead, how would you like to live in bali or work in london. we'll go roaming with the company that can make that happen. here's a live look. it's a cool beach day. 57 degreeses right now. 68 later. what about the weather where you live? lisa coming up with the full accuweather forecast in just a few.

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you can expect heavy traffic south of market square. there's several street closures in effect. the event encourages peace and showcases music, art and creativity. this year's theme is a parity of the 1970s. a time organizers say was high weirdness and much dancing. the fair runs from noon until 8:00 tonight. mpb today's event will be in the tenderloin. stop by any of the activity hubs

and you'll find mixed martial arts. you can also visit the tenderloin museum and explore the community garden. sunday streets run from 11:00 till 4:00 this afternoon. how weird will the weather be? mpblt it's always a little weird around here. that's why we like it. good morning. you can see the camera is shaking and temperatures in the 50s in san francisco. it's a mild start. a bit of a north wind cleared us up and the winds will pick up and temperatures will be curved today. highs not reaching hard. that's all coming up in my seven-day forecast. thank you. also ahead, the giants getting into the swing of things in atlanta. we have the highlights.

that's coming up in sports.

in sports it's a huge, huge day in the bay area. this morning the giants are going from the series sweep in atlanta. first pitch is at 10:35 at sun trust park. the a's are also looking for a weekend sweep. first pitch is at 1:05. tonight the sharks will try to stay alive in their playoff

series against the vegas golden nights. game 6 is at sap center. the warriors will try to bounce back from their game three loss in new orleans. you can watch game 4 between the warriors and the pelicans only here on abc 7. our coverage starts at noon. keep it on abc 7 for after the game with all the highlights and live post interviews from smoothie king center in the big easy. abc 7 sports director has a preview in this morning's sports. >> good morning. really feels like we might be heading for the fourth straight year of warriors versus cavs in the nba finals. the effort wasn't there. they had no answer for anthony davis. 33 points and 18 boards.

d dramond green wants to see more intensity. >> i don't think it was aggressive enough. we need them to be aggressive at all times. they'll be that way tomorrow. >> for lebron and the cavs up 2-0. kevin love went for 21 points getting mauled right here. 12 seconds left. rap t raptors down three. we're tied at 103. eight seconds left. too much time for lebron. no double team. look at him. beat the buzzer. gently off glass. 38 for the king. cavs take a 3-0 series lead. >> we have no more time outs. had to get open. take a full court. was a i believe to hit a floater off the glass.

they gave us everything they had and more. we could play so much better. >> that is bad man. 11 runs on 18 hits. manager you get an autograph, you get an autograph. signing for everybody. a double to get the giants a 4-1 lead. new guy replacing the injured joe. giants have won 6 out of 7. a's and o's on black panther bobble head. struck out the first four batters. in ark's couldn't do anything.

it stayed 0-0. finally in the 12th. crushed. they call him crushed for a reason. chris davis. good night, game over. drive home safely. his nineth of the year. it was only the fourth hit of the entire game. everybody dance. 2-0 a's, the final. justify wins the kentucky derby. the 6th consecutive favorite to win the churchill downs favorite. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend. i'm larry biel. it's sunny looking morning. we have some winds to talk about.

you have a warm up on tap for the first day of the workweek. we will cool down just a bit. look what happens by thursday another warm up. by the weekend, the enlds of d week it will get toasty. it really warmed up the coast, the north bay and the breezy delta wind has made it kind of cool for parts in the east bay. although you too are in the upper 50s. the system passing to the east of us allowing for the northwesterly winds to take over today but also helping us to clear out. i talked about that breezy wind by fair field. three to six degrees cooler. right here the winds were calm. we had the sunshine. a bit of a bump.

we did have the cloud cover overnight. that did insulate us. 55 in oakland. 57 in san jose. gilroy 59 degds. up top things look quite still right now. you can still see some of the low clouds. from 24 to 35 miles an hour. some of the hill tops and we'll show you what we can expect in just a moment all around the bay today. 60 in concord. 55 for you in napa. here is the way it will play out. this means the breezier conditions. the direction is straight off the 53 degrees ocean water and continues to increase by 7:00. it's quite gusty along the shoreline. if you're headed to the coast keep that in mind. we're looking at very breezy winds up to the north as well. the flag here shows you that the winds are blowing out there.

the fog sdissipates. we'll look for warmer weather by the end of the week. a beautiful day on the peninsula. the temperatures are cooler but we have sunshine. it feels warmer out there if you can shield yourself at the wind. you head inland, a few 70s. if you're headed over to oakland this afternoon, low to mid-60s. it will be bereezy. we're coolest today with the winds out there. it's the end of the week that we

really warm up. you'll be up to date. >> the end of the week. that's extreme if it really does reach that high. thank you. you know more and more people are working from home and in some cases they're working from home all the time. one start-up thinks it's time to take a fresh look at what home is all about. abc 7 news reporter takes us to roam. not the city but a new place to work. >> i'm the first roamer in san francisco. >> reporter: james price can work from anywhere. >> i think some of it is just isolation. i think we love the idea of being able to work from home and then we get home and we kind of miss all the community. >> reporter: that's what roam is about. >> more and more people have jobs that let them work and live pretty much anywhere. >> reporter: you bring your

laptop. roam brings the community. they are making something like this that is not a hotel. one you can stay in for months and weeks before going to one of roam's other city ps p. >> you feel like you're in somebody else with a big group of extended family members. >> reporter: with a view of the painted windows. roamers can get a true taste of san francisco. >> you get in touch with people who might have been staying here for two weeks already. we really create that sense of belonging. >> with all these big spaces you might think roam is for people who want to be social. the founders say they are a bunch of introverts and built this for people like themselves. >> we seem like people people but we are awkward. >> reporter: people meet, even cook for each other. >> it's great. food is a great way to bring people together. >> reporter: it's not bargain

living. san francisco is $4,000 a month. miami is 1800. >> we are constantly sold out. we are profitable in those locations. >> reporter: they will open new york later this year. roam wasn't built in a day. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, getting out and getting active on the peninsula where you can catch today's festivities

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you can celebrate parks and public spaces in san mateo county. it teaches people the importance of parks, healthy activity and quality of life. there's face painting and a bounce house for the kids. the festival is on park let's get a final check of your forecast. >> looking a little breezy. it's brightening up out there nicely. only 59 in san francisco. 74 in concord. partly cloudy skies today. we're warming up a bit tomorrow. take it back down a few degrees tuesday and wednesday. warmer weather arrives on thursday. get set for a summer preview friday and saturday.

check back with us. >> looks like a sizzler. thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. don't forget to watch the dubs on 7 today. coverage starts at noon with nba countdown. at 12:30 it's game 4 of the western conference semifinals. the warriors battling the pelicans. stay tuned for toyota after the game with larry biel. nba analyst. mindy will be live in new orleans with post game interviews. abc 7 news continues at 4:30. at 5:00 it's prince night for the final 7 trying to survive on american idol live from hollywood. you can watch it again at 8:00 p.m. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook and instagram. have a great sunday, everyone.

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