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good morning. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 13th. happy mother's day. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> it's a gray start for most of you. visibility has improved. we have temperatures much cooler at this hour. 15 degrees cooler. santa rosa and concord. here is a live look at sunshine in san jose where temperatures are hitting about 60 there. a little bit more sun. the north end of bay here is san rafael. it will take a while for things to clear out. 60 in concord. the winds in the upper elevations still quite gusty.

50s to start out. by noontime it's staying brisk along the coast with low 70s. mpblt n new problems this morning for tesla after a crash involving one of its cars. the top engineer is taking a leave of absence. he's not leeing the company but it's unclear when he'll be back on the job. abc news reporter will carr has the dedales on the latest crash that's raising more safety questions. >> reporter: this morning this tesla mangled. the front of car ripped to sh d shre shreds. investigators

investigators. tesla said we're glad no one was seriously injured. the system that's at the center of the ntsb probe in this deadly crash that killed an apple engineer back in march. >> anything in the automotive space will need to be brought in overtime and build in a way on safety and what's going on when people are using the product. >> reporter: friday's crash comes on the heel offense a fatal crash just last week. witnesses say the car burned so hot, no one had chance. it's now the focus of four ntsb

investigatio investigations. the founder, elon musk clashed. >> tesla is the focus of a lot of scrutiny. in part because they bring it on themselves by never backi iningn when any questions are raised and also because they have one of the most advanced products out there. >> a source says a battery reignited back in march. this morning an oakland family stranded in florida for weeks after a deadly car crash is back home. the griffin children were in florida helping a family member move here to california when their mother died in a car crash along with her sister, her sister's boyfriend, nephew and another driver. united airlines donated flights for the children who could not afford to come back home because of funeral costs. they returned to sfo late last

night. they range in age from 5 to 15 years old. the oakland unified school district is sharing the family's story. it's an effort to help raise money. a go fund me account has been created to help with their living expenses. if you diened at a chili's restaurant, your information may have been hacked. they operate several restaurants here in the bay area. the company has not revealed which strunts we-- restaurants were affected. we have an update on a story we shared friday night on abc 7 ews.hared friday night on abc 7 sonoma county sheriff's deputies have arrested man suspected of stealing rainbow flags. six flags were taken from a poll

outside the chamber of commerce. one of them ended up being tossed into the russian live. detectives believe the man suspected of stealing two of the flags threatened to set off a pipe bomb to harm members of the lgbtq community. happening today, families will walk across the golden gate bridge in unity and spirit. let's take a live look right now at the bridge. the group organizing the event is code pink which describes its mission as working for peace and social justice. they say the orangeal purpose of mother's day was to unite women to end war. at noon people will gather on either end of walkway and meet in the middle. there will be rally after the walk. in paris authorities are investigating the terror attack in the cities's bustling

district. the man killed one and hurt several others. isis is claiming the attacker was one of its soldiers. >> reporter: this morning a city on edge as terror strikes the heart of paris. just after 9:00 p.m. local time in a busy tourist location near the paris opera house a suspect wielding a knife viciously attacked pedestrians at random. witnesses say they heard him shouting before leaving a 29-year-old man dead and four more injured. two of the victims seriously wounded. french police swarming the scene, engaging with the attacker before fatally shooting him. officials say the knife man born in the russian republic in 1997 tried to enter several bars and restaurants but were blocked by people hiding inside. you can see people fleeing the scene of the attack. this eyewitness say he saw the knife man take his coat off and jump on a policeman.

when officers tried to tase him, they fired the fatal shots. the interior minister tweeting they honored their uniforms. paris prosecutor saying considering the method of the attack, counter terrorism authorities are leading the investigation on potential charges of murder and attempted murder in connection with a terrorist enterprise. french president sending thoughts to the victims condemning the attack tweeting france is once again paying the price of blood. paris has been under higher security in recent years after several deadly extremist attacks. isis claiming responsibility for more than 230 deaths since 2015. high winds are causing

problems all across the bay area. a wind feeled fire spread quickly at a home causing significant damage. some beaches residents and tourists alike face strong gusts. abc 7 news reporter lisa has tht story. >> reporter: the waves are fierce. at times even crashing over the railing. st wipds w the wind was heard to bear. >> more o f a hard work out tha a nice stroll. >> it's too windy. it's like is it warm or is it cold. >> reporter: for those in the water it was a different story. >> it's really fun when it gets a little windier like that. you're able to do these big

jumps. it's good. >> reporter: kite boarders and wind surfers crowded the day on this bay. surfers knew it would be hit or miss. >> they said sad, today would be nice. that wind just jumped up. >> reporter: the driving wind did cause serious problems in other parts of the bay area. fire destroyed one home while flying hot embers caused damage to three others. >> my window was shattered in my living room. my blinds are burnt. glass everywhere. i was just really scared. >> reporter: in campbell wind knocked down this tree blocking part of the expressway off ramp. well, this week we're going to have some below average temperatures. >> that's right. don't look for any warmth out there. we say good-bye to the 80s today because we had those yesterday in our inland valley and a live look outside from our roof

camera. you can see the flag whipping there. fingers of fog around the bay area. it's 60 in san mateo. 56 downtown and not much of warm up today. we'll brighten it up. i'll have your seven-day forecast next. also ahead, sonomo strong on display in an area decimated by last year's north bay wildfires. the annual tour of california kicks off today in southern california. the changes t

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trust antonio for governor. more fissures have opened up on the big island of hawaii. this is all playing out against the backdrop of growing concerns over a potential major eruption. an eruption that could happen at any moment. abc news reporter that latest. t >> reporter: this morning that fountain of lava violently gushing from new cracks in the ground. >> people are starting to panic. >> reporter: 17 fissures opening on the big island in the past week and a half. many destructively tearing through neighborhoods. this opened up in a wooded area nowhere near any homes but that lava is spewing 40 feet into the air. it's so powerful you can feel the vibration from it. if it grows or others open it

kul could block off major roadway, potentially stranding some residents. >> the lava is even more unpredictable. we're preparing for the worst. we're preparing for mass evacuations. >> reporter: as the eastern part of the island braces for another kind of unnerving eruption. 20 miles away at the summit, geologyists watching for a massive steam explosion that could send giant boulders out of this crater into the ash billowing 20 feet into the air. potentially raining down for miles. >> we all feel scared. nobody ever seen it happen before. it's a guessing game r we safe. >> reporter: a big part of that concern is about air quality because they emit toxic gases. it's part of why the national guard says more evacuations could still be ordered impacting hundreds, potential thousands more residents. abc news, hawaii. this is mother's die weekend

which can be a difficult time for those with children in the military. yesterday abc 7 news was in saratoga for a special brunch at the saratoga county club. dozen offense mo mothers of service members as well as gold star moms. gold star moms are bheem have had children killed in the line of duty. just being in attendance yesterday was a show of strength. >> it shows us not only are we -- we aren't forgotten but neither are our children. our leg is i acy of our childre our presence. >> among those sending a greeting, the son of the i team's dan. a sacramento area family has plenty to celebrate this weekend thanks noer's day and a mother's son duo graduating from college. yesterday 61-year-old janine and her son posed for pictures in

their graduation gowns outside sacramento state university. she had not been in school since 1974 before beginning her road to a college degree. > most of the people in my classes whether it was in community college or here are in the 20 somethings. i'm old now have be their mom. some of them, their grandma. >> bravo. she juggled three jobs while studying child development. much of the north bay is on the comeback trail. months of the largest wildfire disaster in state history. abc 7 news reporter reports from sonoma county has it's now playing host to the iron man triathlon with athletes and spectators showing up in a big way. >> reporter: that's dirk from the netherlands.

first to finish ire maon man wi time of 8:42. there were cow bells and cheers from the crowd. the final challenge, a 26 mile marathon run. katie from arizona is here supporting her fiance tim. >> i've done it. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves and that's what they do. >> it's wonderful for santa rosa. >> reporter: for many business, iron man is more than a race. it's a lifesaver. after a tough seven months since the wildfires. >> i think the fires had a lot of people wondering especially tourists from out of town. >> it was frightening. it was very quiet for quite a few months and it's been a struggle. >> not today. we found owners serving a full house of hungry, thirsty

customers. officials predict iron man could generate a whopping 13 million for the region. >> it's just as important now as the first donations coming in during the fires. >> reporter: this is iron man's second year in santa rosa. the city has signed a contract to host the event for the next three years. >> we're very positive with events like this coming to town and people coming out and it will be terrific. >> reporter: the region still sonoma county strong. >> it starts today in southern california and will make its way here to the bay area on wednesday. for the first time in race history prize money for female and male cyclist will be equal. the men's race starts today in long beach. the women will compete on a shorter course that kicks off later on this week. this is the 12th time bicyclists will pedal through silicon

valley. it's a time trial. sunday morning, mother's day. happy one to you if you're celebrating. widespread fog this morning. we're beginning to see holes in the overcast down by the airport across the bay. you can see how far the fog has made its way to the delta. right now the golden gate bridge, partly sunny conditions. we've got numbers range frg the mid-50s to the low 60s where we have more sun in mountain view to san jose. half-moon bay, 55 and boy those winds still an issue in the upper elevations but beginning to dial back around the bay. it has been breezy and it's still will be breezy in spots. pretty great picture for you here with 53. santa rosa. 60 in concord. as we take a look at our 24 hour temperature change, look at this. as much as 15 to 18 degrees cooler compared to yesterday.

yesterday the cool down began at the coast. moved up into the north bay. every one allows for a much cooler day. we're looking at sunshine by the late morning. the clouds hanging out by the coastline. looks like a cool week ahead. we'll have a couple areas of low pressure visit us and that will allow for breezy winds and the fog to rotate. move in and retreat back throughout the week. by about 5:00 we still have a nice breeze around the bay. southwesterly winds allowing for the cool marine air to influence our temperatures and anywhere from 15 to 20 miles an hour from oakland to fair field. you'll notice that more of the fog is in sonoma, elsewhere it begins to clear sooner. you'll notice by the afternoon patches of fog along the coast. temperatures today downtown very cool. we'll see numbers just in the

upper 50s. partly to mostly sunny for the city. about 2:00 we should see 60 degrees. average high in the mid-60s be p shy of that. in the south bay temperatures coming down, for sure with mid-70s today. you're well into the 70s yesterday. low 70s tomorrow and tuesday with the coolest day or mid week when another system brings some cooler air our way. elsewhere in the south bay look for 75 in morgan hills. on the peninsula mid and up every 60s. pretty windy for you yesterday and still that sea breeze intact for today and on the coast. it's going to be quite chilly there. 56 in daily city. north bay numbers partly sunny. if you're spending time in berkeley or oakland, numbers will be in the low to mid-60s. cool one for you. keep the jacket with you. 72 in walnut creek. once again the fog making its way well towards concord and livermore. out towards the delta and maybe

the character valley. low to mid-50s in the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll keep the trends. the cooler days, 50 coast. 70s inland and as we get cooler by midweek we'll warm up by next friday and saturday. happy mother's day to you too. >> yeah, it's a cool mother's day. >> it is and christmas also. just ahead, if you think you hate getting caught in the rain, check out this

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ho happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day, everyone. we're giving the see some of the clouds scatter out here for a partly sunny start to the day. 61 mown tine view and san jose. still breezy around the bay. less of those gusty winds. 53 santa rosa. 60 in concord. you had some dense fog this morning. look at the 24 hour temperature change. we're going to be into below average readings today. 12 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. by 10:00, 50s and 60s. the fog finally peels back. elsewhere it's sooner. that's why you have the mid-60s and low 70s from around the bay to inland and by 7:00, we're beginning the see a bit more of that fog along the coast. it's going to be with us pretty much all week long. it will dictate our coolish week. i'll have details in a few

minutes. president trump's attorney rudy giuliani is making headlines again. recent comments he made appear to contradict white house staff about whether the president got involved in a politically charged merger involving at&t. abc news white house correspondent has the story. >> reporter: this morning rudy giuliani walking back claims that president trump tried to block the time warner, at&t deal. rudy giuliani said quote, the president denied the merger. they didn't get the result they wanted. overnight rudy giuliani telling abc news over the phone the exact opposite. the president was not involved. >> he did not interfere with the justice department going ahead with the case, which he had every right and power to do. >> reporter: trump spoke out against the blockbuster merger. >> it's too much concentration of power in the hands of too few. >> reporter: in an effort to clean up comments made by rudy giuliani friday, press secretary sarah sanders doubling down on

the administration's stance explicitly saying the department of justice denied the merger. >> the president has not been influenced or his administration influenced by any outside special interest. >> reporter: this comes as rudy giuliani said the president had no idea his personal lawyer michael choohen was being paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by at&t and other companies inside the white >> the president wasn't aware he got money for it. >> reporter: rudy giuliani was brought on to the president's legal team to negotiate with robert mueller who is investigating possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia and obstruction of justice. rudy giuliani said the conversation has come to halt. since federal judge demanded that robert mueller turn over an unredacted memo. >> they are basically trying to answer judge ellis for the last week who has said do you or

don't you have authority and for some reason they can't seem to produce the papers showing they have authority. >> reporter: abc news, washington. the newly formed arab american democratic club has a seat at the table in san francisco politics. the >> we're the arab american democratic club. >> reporter: they are mobilizing. >> we're coming together as a community to let the candidates know we should be taken seriously and deserve a seat at the table. >> reporter: he brought up cabs and ride shares. cab owners are required to buy a permit. uber and lyft aren't held to the same rules. >> they sold those at $250,000 a piece. they gave the same right to the

companies. >> reporter: candidate jane kim. housing affordability is a concern. bought property becaus you wanted to live in it. >> reporter: every candidate addressed homelessness. >> we're talking about people who are mentally ill who sadly are being left to die on our streets because we can't force them into treatment. >> reporter: angela talks a controversial stance pushing her initiative to remove felons from the sanctuary city protections. >> i'm very adamant about this. i'm not backing down. i predict it will have over 70% of san francisco voting for it. >> reporter: the special election takes place june 5th. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> you can see video statements

from all the eight candidates running for mayor in san francisco by visiting our website, abc7news.com. we have a special section devoted to the june 5th election. the 72-year-old man suspected of being the golden state killer is due back in court tomorrow. all four district attorneys involved met were the first time to discuss how to prosecute joseph deangelo. he's accused of dozen of murders up and down the state. the da's gathered in santa barbara to plot their strategy. >> do you charge him all at once? >> it's not a difficult decision. you look at whatst in best interest of the victims and loved ones. you look at the best interest of the people of the the state of california. >> he's eligible for the death penalty but prosecutors have not decided whether to pursue it. the metoo move m took center

stage at the film festival in france with more than 8 0 women joining a protest against sexual harassment in the entertainment industry. some of the women you see there walking arm and arm or holding hands. their group demanded equal pay for women working in show business. last night's protest came seven and sexual harassment. the san francisco board of supervie vsors will hold a hear tomorrow to discuss the time line. it's an opportunity to address long standing accusations. dozens of homeowners are asking the u.s. navy to retest the soil under their homes for toxic residue. earlier this month two men pleaded guilty to cheating on soil samples during the clean

up. the navy contractor hired to clean up the shipyad continues to work on technical projects at the former naval base. the company says it's not hired to remove radioactive wastes on the island. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, a royal slipper but this is not for cinderella. the san francisco company out fitting meghan markle for the royal wedding. here's a live look from our san rafael camera. temperatures today several degrees below yesterday but still nice for mother's day. still nice for mother's day. lisa ar my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman still nice for mother's day. lisa ar for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks

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happening today, downtown alemda will host its annual spring festival while also celebrating mother's day. it's a pre-street fair with more than 150 vendors, live entertainment and food and drinks. arts and crafts booths are selling ceramics, clothing and jewelry. they will also be a kids area with bounce house, face painting and a bungee wall. the festival starts shortly. hope it's going to be nice over there. >> bring the jacket to start out. we do have some stubborn fog around the bay. these little fellas would like

some sun. it's the cool 56 degrees downtown and we'll look for sun in the city but high will be below average. definitely a cool day in the city and as much as ten degrees cooler for some of you who had 80s yesterday. i'll have the full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. these guys make our director jim brown happy, she says. also ahead, not so happy for the giants. the woes continue on a back and forth came in bpittsburgh.

let's check out sports. the a's will try to win the rubber game of their weekend series against their al east. the first pitch at 10:05. the giants will try to avoid being swept in pittsburgh and snap their first game losing streak. first pitch is at 10:35 this morning. last night the giants dropped a really close game to the morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. the giants needed a change of fortune on saturday. have the game on a season long, five game losing streak. a rain delay was not a good omen. first pitch pushed back 90 minutes due to inicalclinclimat

weather. evan longoria like the first pitch he saw and two batters later he has a solo shot. game tied at two. tied at three in the sixth inning. no more. the giants scored one each the tie it up yet again. bases loaded for tony watson. the pirates went ahead for good. there are many more entertaining things to watch like chris davis. he's known as crush davis for a reason. a three run shot. the a's scored five in the fourth and took the lead over new york. in the bottom of the fifth, all rise. aaron judge. his 11th home run of the season. a two run shot off andrew.

january k the a's load them. olsen is called safe. you make the call. can you tell on the replay? the umpire overturned the call. this did not end well for the a's. neil walker a two out base hit rings in. woods hasn't played the players championship in three years. his third round score moved him up the leader board to 68th to eight under. he's well behind the leader.

99 feet. good for eagle. this is his tee shot. the a's and giants have their left-handed starters going today as they finish out their series. we'll bring you those highlights tonight. see you then. happy sunday, mother's day to some you have and a cool one at that. we begin our cooldown yesterday for some of you along the coast and north bay. it spreads throughout the entire bay area. a live look outside from our camera. where's the sun. kwoo we're going to get some here but not enough to warm us up. how about freemont. the next several hours you'll be

in the 60s. right now about 59. 60 in the next hour. mid-60s through the 11:00 hour. when you get the sun the numbers will bump up through the upper 60s and that's about all we can do if you. we're looking live here. partly sunny and we will look for temperatures here to be once again on the cool and breezy side. live look from our live doppler 7 and we are looking at sun by the delta. that fog really made its way well inland to concord this morning and reduce visibility and still a bit gray out there from santa cruz. temperatures only in the 60s today. mid-50s right now. we're looking at some 60s where we had some sun the past few hours. gilroy is 55. staying in the 50s today. looking at 59 in oakland. the golden gate bridge pretty gray here. the southwesterly winds along

for a cool day. the fog will be slow to leave parts of the north bay. 59 novato. 60 in concord and 59 in livermore. here's the way it will play out. we is the fog. throughout the morning hours but the rest of the bay is getting sunny throughout the late morning hours. by the afternoon just so much patching of fog along the coast. it's going be cool. the colors indicate the stronger winds through the delta. 15 to 20 miles an hour around the bay and the southwesterly component favorable for some cool afternoon breezes. it's a cool one. it will be sunny by later on this morning. we'll look for temperatures to stay in narrow range this week. below average tomorrow. more than 60s and 7 0s. we have the green shading and

the yellow. the coolest day of the week looks to be wednesday. another area of low pressure allowing for the temperatures to drop off even more so. highs around the bay in the upper 50s from half-moon bay to san francisco. upper 60s north bay. south bay low to mid-70s. the low clouds and fok back tonight. still breezy tomorrow. with us the fog and the morning and the afternoon hours should be nice. not a big warm up for the next several days. in fact, we're going to keep it below average and by friday and saturday, even thursday we'll turn things around. if you're looking for the warmth we mixed it up for mother's day. a lot cooler out there and download the app. >> you know i like the cooler temperatures. i know what you'll be doing next saturday. early morning watching the royal wedding of prince harry and

meghan markwill recollele. it's less than a week away. they released the instrument of consent. it's a handwritten document in which queen elizabeth give her formal consent to get married. the first people in the line of succession must obtain the queen's permission to wed. harry is sixth in line following the birth of his brother's son last month. one company related a royal slipper fit for a princess. we see what it looks like. >> reporter: from san francisco to kensington palace, they're making the royal splash. >> we believe we're creating a new accoucategory in foot ware. >> reporter: they started the company to solve a personal problem. >> our business idea happened over a text message. why can't i find something fashionable and comfortable for

the entertaining space of my house. >> reporter: after launching, they gifted a pair to meghan markle who shared pictures on her instagram account. >> there was speculation she was dating prince harry. wouldn't it be great if she becomes a princess and then on cyber monday, last year, november they aannounced their engagement and you can only imagine what the combination of announcing their engagement and cyber monday did for our business. >> reporter: they decided to create one of a kind bridal slippers for one of their favorite fans. >> we used palm but it's not super crazy or anything like that. just to give it a bit of a twist and make it feel more royal and more bridal we added the pearls. >> reporter: her slippers have already been shipped. they are selling a similar style in three other colors. >> we're envisioning her in this beautiful ballroom as she's getting all dolled up in a robe

that she has something comfortable and warm to wear on her feet that are fun and fabulous that gets her excited about walking down the aisle and marrying her prince. >> abc will have complete coverage on the wedding saturday, may 19th. a special edition of gma begins at 2:00 a.m. coverage goes until 8:00 a.m. followed by abc 7 news. coming up, how a group of dads will try to

mother's day for homele lesless mothers. a group of fathers from a group called dads that cook will treat moms and their families to brunch. mothers will also be able to get their hair and makeup done. the family center is one of the larnlest providers of service and shelter to homeless families in san francisco. this year it plans to help people move into permanent housing. that's fantastic. see the gray behind us. it is sunny in parts of grie

area. we'll work on that for the rest of the day. we'll have a sunny afternoon. it may take a while in the north bay. 73 in concord 74 in san jose. that's ten degrees cooler than yesterday or more in some of our inland valleys. notice the trend. it's going to get cooler through midweek and we'll have the fog pretty much each and every day. >> all right. that's going to do it for us. thank for joining us on abc 7 mornings. the eastern conference finals kick off right here only on abc 7 at noon. it's a rematch of last year's conference finals. the games tip off at 12:30. at 5:00, the top five try to stay live on american idol live from hollywood. it begins atd 8:00 p.m. the news begins online and facebook and instagram.

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