bernard spoke to the family. >> they're struggling but getting support. >> they really are. this family has been through so much. but the community is helping them heal and deal with the loss of a beloved wife and mother. >> she was the best mom ever. she was the best wife ever. >> we apologize it appears we do not have cornell bernard's package. we will fry try to bring tight as soon as we can. oh, ready now. let's take a look. >> she was the best mom ever. she was the best wife ever. >> ledonald griffin can't believe christina davis is gone. she leaves behind seven children. ranging in age from 5 to 15. davis was visiting relatives in jacksonville, florida in march when a fiery car crash took her life and the lives of her sister and her boyfriend. and a 9-year-old nephew. >> like worst day ever. we was on the phone, me and my daughter, patty was on phone

with her when it happened. >> ledonald held on to the urn containing his wife's ashes. the family traveled to florida for christina's funeral but didn't have enough money to return to the bay area. the nonprofit oakland public education fund, helped with airfare to get the family home. and get the kids back in school. in oakland. >> eventually they're going to realize that mom is not there. but that's the least thing i can do is to try to gather the community and support this family. >> our kids have over 3.5 gpas. she made our kids better, me belte better. gofundme raised $12,000 to support family in their time of need. >> we thank every last person that donated. even though we don't know you it is going to a very good cause. we are going to make sure the kids get everything they need out of that. >> he is committed to keeping his family together, holding on tight to precious memories, of a

beloved wife and mom. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> such a heavy story this mother's day. >> well, viral video creating a firestorm in the san francisco mayor's race. in it supporters of london are t night and yelling at her. [ bleep ], i ain't trying to hear you. >> abc 7 news asked kim what happened. she says she is not taking it personally. >> while slurs and ethnic slurs are never okay, we also have to acknowledge that there has been a divide on in our city and across the country based on race, gender and so many identities. >> held an event in the marina. she has seen bits and pieces of the video and is a ware of what happened. breed added the people were not part of her group and does not

condone their behavior. >> well i don't tolerate racism of any kind. and -- you know it was really unfortunate some of the comments were made. and, i just don't tolerate that. >> the two candidates could come face to face as soon as tomorrow. they both are scheduled to appear at commonwealth club mayoral forum. >> breaking news in san francisco. we learned this afternoon of the former president of the city's police commission has died. julius termin resigned from his post earlier this month. he did not reveal a reason. he spent seven years on the civilian oversight panel. family and friends have not revealed what he died of. >> a sonoma county sheriff's deputy expected to survive after getting shot this morning. it all happened at jolly washer car station, car gas station, car wash on highway 12, the sheriff's department says it was responding to a report of an employee acting strange and refused to leave. the manager also said the employee appeared to have a gun. when two deputies arrived they say the man pulled out a gun and

shot at them. hitting one of the deputies. one deputy then returned fire, but missed. they say the suspect's gun then seemed to jam that's when deputies arrested him. >> developing news on erupting volcano in hawaii. a new vent, number 18 owe tuned day prompting a round of evacuations as concerns grow not only in hawaii but also in the lower 48. abc news reporter marci gonzalez is tracking the threat. >> reporter: more evacuations ordered as fountains of lava explode from new cracks in the ground. >> people are starting to panic right now. >> another fissure opening sunday, the 18th here on hawaii's big island in more than a week. >> this fissure opened in a wooded area nowhere near homes, but that lava is spewing 40 feet into the air. it is so powerful, you can feel the vibration from it. one of the major concerns blockage of a major roadway which could leave some residents stranded. vacation rentals near the evacuation zone told to shuttle down to relieve the demand on

water. >> just like unpredictability of the weather. the lava is more unpredictable. we are preparing for the worst. for mass evacuations. >> this as eastern part of the island braces for another eruption. 20 miles away at summit of kilauea, gee ol jiologists watcr a steam explosion, could send boulders and ash into the air. ash potentially raining down for miles. >> we all feel scared. nobody ever seen it happen before. so it's, i guessing game are we safe? >> experts in the continental u.s. now concerned potential explosion could threaten volcanos along the pacific ring of fire, including mount ranier near seattle. we are getting a look at a crater of the kilauea volcano. geological society, the floor collapsed. magna drained. the deepest part is 1,150 feet below the rim.

>> problems for tesla after a crash involving one of the cars near salt lake city. the top engineer taking a leave of absence. while not leaving the company, it its unclear when he will be back on the job. abc news reporter, will carr has details on the latest crash raising safety concerns. >> this tesla mangled. front of the car ripped to shreds. driver rushed to the hospital with a broken ankle. investigators now trying to figure out why the electric car surged at an intersection at 60 miles an hour before slamming into the back of a fire department truck stopped at a red light. tesla releasing a statement. glad no one was seriously injured. officials are investigating whether the tesla was on autopilot, the pioneered system which is also currently at the center of the ntsb probe into the deadly crash in california that killed an apple engineer back in march. >> anything in the automotive space is going to be need to brought in over time and built in a way that is going to build on safety.

and built on learning what is going on when people are using the product. >> friday's crash in utah on the heels of a fatal tesla accident last week. the lithium ion battery now part of a federal investigation, after fierce flames tore through a model s after it hit a wall killing two teenagers trapped inside. witnesses say the car burned so hot, the victims had no chance. >> no one could help. and that just crushed me. >> tesla crashes the focus of four ntsb investigations. founder elon musk and ntsb, clashed over transparency. >> the focus of scrutiny in part because they bring it on themselves by never backing down when any questions are raised. but also because they have one of the most advanced products out there. >> that was abc news reporter will carr. the i-team has exclusive reports about the tesla crashes at abc7 news.com. click on sections part of the

website. then iteam. you'll find several stories as dan noyes take is a look at tesla crashes in mountain view and hayward. >>, use surrounding the clean-up of the hunter's point ship yard the focus of a hearing by san francisco board of supervisors. dozens of homeowners in hunter's point are asking the 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. and the epa found tetra tech, the company responsible for the clean-up falsified nearly all soil tests for land for housing. representatives from the epa and from tetra tech expected at the in the whack of the hunter's point ship yard scandal, demands for a closer look at treasure island. the examiner reports, that treasure island is the place of toxic clean-up. techa tech, works on projects at the former naval base. they were not hired to remove

radioactive waste on the island. >> head up for travelers going to san francisco international airport because starting tomorrow night the air train light rail system will be shuftishuft i shutting down 8:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. every night through june 15. the airport will provide bus service to take people between terminals and rental car center. crews are starting work on a station to link the train system off to the grand hyatt hotel. supposed to open next summer. >> hackers hit another restaurant chain. >> coming up the timing of the attack and how investigators think the thieves took customer's financial data. if you hope to change the world, you must find your fearlessness. >> and words of wisdom from apple's tim cook, his advice today to graduating class at duke university. >> well, another breezy, cool afternoon. a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. we are tracking even cooler

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over 200,000 living wage jobs. that violent crime went up 18% in san francisco. in la, mayor antonio villaraigosa put more police on the streets and cut violent crime in half. california's police chiefs trust antonio for governor. if you used a credit card at a chili's hackers may have stolen your information. it affects in restaurant purchases between march and april. chili's believes the malware

gathered credit, debit card information and names. chili's operates a dozen restaurants in bay area. the company has not revealed which restaurants. chili's hired a security firm to investigate. >> protesters took to the streets of seattle to persuade amazon to help pay for affordable housing. they're urging city council to support a head tax on large businesses. the measure requires large companies in seattle to pay $500 per employee with the money going to housing and homeless services. tax proposal would cost amazon $20 million a year, and the outcome of the vote, amazon put construction of a 17 story office tower in seattle on hold. >> apple ceo tim cook returned to college roots this weekend. he gave the commencement speech at duke where he received a business degree in 1988. cook did undergraduate work at auburn. head of one of the premier tech companies challenged students to think differently in his speech. a message he touched on before. he also challenged them to take

on today's social issues. >> duke graduates, be fearless! be the last people to accept things as they are. and the first people to stand up and change them for the better. >> he also touched on technology and the dizzying pace at which it is advancing. encouraging graduates to use tight make the world a better place. >> well, of course a special day for mom. and one bay area tradition focuses on mother whose are sometimes overlooked. >> i feel really special. not forgotten. >> a look at how mothers from all walks of life were celebrated to day in san francisco. >> winds today, breezy over 20 miles per hour. and those winds will usher in some cooler a

marshall tuck will change that. in california, 3 million kids can't read at grade level. tuck turned around struggling schools, raising graduation rates over 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent.

marshall tuck. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein

mothers from all walks of life are treated to day. abc news was in san francisco where the hamilton family center took care of moms at emergency homeless shelter. there was a brunch, music, gift bags and that's not all. the mothers also received makeup and hair styling sessions. it definitely touched those who were being pampered to day. >> this is spesh. you know what i mean? people take time to, to, remind us that we're, we're somebody. you know, regardless of where we are at, we are special enough to, to take the time to do this. >> the hamilton family center is ichbt tenderloin neighborhood. it provides shelter for 300 families. >> thousands of people enjoyed the sunshine and some of them might have done some last minute mother's day shopping in alameda. abc 7 news on park street for the downtown alameda spring festiv festival. featuring 150 vendors selling their creations. folks also found plenty to eat and drink. and if you felt like dancing, over there. the spring festival showcased

local musicians as well. always feels like dancing. >> a 5 k run on the peninsula this mother's day. abc 7 news in san mateo for the filipino food fun run. while the course set the coyote point rex center is 5 kilometers lined with filipino food tasting stations at each kilometer. when you crossed the finish line there is more food waiting. of course there were winners, but for the event. i mean, really, all of the delicious food. you can't lose with this one. >> couldn't i have the food without the running part? >> yeah, a little caveat. right? not for burning calories. more so for the experience. >> hey, i like calories. let's check in withdrew for a look at the forecast for the next few days. >> yeah, guys, it was one of the patterns where some of us kind of stuck in the cloud cover today. some of us in the sun. but across the entire region, temperatures below average for this time of the year. live doppler 7 with satellite showing you no issues with precipitation.

but what we have we zoom in a liftle tighter on live doppler 7. see the gray shading on your screen that is the stubborn low cloud cover from santa rosa south towards petaluma, san francisco, along the peninsula. that marine layer once again will thicken overnight and bring clouds to the majority of the region. in fact time to time. the live look right now, you could see san francisco about 30 seconds ago. and the fog has rolled back in. part of the reason why we are seeing an increas marine layer. our winds coming off the ocean water adding a bit of moisture into our atmosphere and cooler air. they're gusting, to about 18 right now. in napa. 24 miles now. in fairfield. 16 in concord. current wind gust in san francisco. at 15 miles per hour that wind directs coming off the ocean water, right now the ocean walter, 52 degrees. so it is cool. adding that cool air mass overhead. so for much of the day today. santa rosa. you have been stuck in the 50s. well below where you should be. this time of the year. only 60 right now in san francisco. 72 though in san jose.

with more in the way of sunshine. 63, oakland. concord. checking in at 65 degrees. so here is the call from accuweather. over 12 hours. the pattern repeats itself tonight, the cloud cover right now along the coast will spread in. and around much of the region. so upper 40s to lower 50s. with gray skies. early on tomorrow morning. so the big picture outlook, live doppler 7 along with satellite. there is a bit of traffic jam in the atmosphere, so to speak. you can see the area of low pressure just kind of sitting and spinning, to our east. that is not moving anywhere any time soon. over the next couple days. so what that will do keep the cool air in place, but also pick up our winds once again tomorrow afternoon. so future tracker wind gusts. foam morning, not all that bad. light. less than 5 miles an hour. then as you go into the afternoon. the wind will ramp up once again. tomorrow evening. see the winds. frequent leap gusting over 20 miles an hoir onur once again. day planner. monday. similar setup.

lot of cloud cover early on. a slow retreat of the clouds back to the coast for the morning hours. by the afternoon. away from the coast, we will see more in the way of sunshine. but it will be breezy across the entire region. a cool 61 in san francisco tomorrow. 72. for san jose. 64 in santa rosa. 65, oakland. warm spot, antioch, 74. accuweather. seven-day forecast. breezy tomorrow. pattern continues tuesday. it is cool around here. midweek. with coastal drizzle. temperatures, try and bounce back a bit. we're stuck in the pattern with gray mornings into next weekend. sunday, call it close to average. temperatures in the mid 60s to mid 70s. but that may gray, in full effect. the next seven days. >> yeah. >> drew, thanks. >> sure. find out what is going on in the world of sports. >> your mom makes everything better. >> of course. >> as, giants, struggling. mother's day for them. touching tribute in the bronx to one mom. and pink seemed to finally do the trick for the giants in

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banned military-style assault weapons, banned workplace discrimination, and more. antonio for governor. western conference finals start tomorrow in houston, nearly a week after golden state wrapped up the series over the pelicans. but the extra rest may come into play. for the first time in steve kerr's coaching career, the warriors don't have home court advantage. the team left for the rockets' hometown. check out stephen curry boarding the plane with three snacks. makes sense. and, then, look, klay thompson, an assist from jordan bell.

get a few bonus points for that. casual as the the team seems leaving the bay, the warriors know they're on a business trip of the ult most importance. >> playing to get off to the finals. playing for a championship. so that attention to detail and that intensity -- that we have to play with has got to be at all time high? >> four teams left. and, you know, eight wins away? getting a championship. so, i mean, you got to be able to, to find it, at this stage of the, of the season. lebron and the cavs, game one in the eastern conference finals. this one all celtics. brown and then connects on the jumper on the other. brown finished. boston led by 26 at the half. they kept the king in check. he had 15 pointsive of shooting. near he had a triple-double.

led by as much as 28. dancing. hitting the three over tristan thompson. tatum's mom loving it. boston. 108-83. game two, twos day. after getting swept by the phillies in a four game series, and losing the first two games in pittsburgh. the giants would look to get out of the state of pennsylvania they tapped into the power of pink, sandoval wears it well in honor of mother's day. a great out offing for derrick hall. one mistake. well, right there he thought the strikeout, sean rodriguez ended the inning. out number two. oops. seven strikeouts and 6 and a third shutouts for holland. scoreless in the six. hernandez led off. getting one just over, cory dickerson. and then later in the inning, two on for nick hundley. this one out of dickerson's reach as well. fourth home run of the year. five run inning for the giants. they make it whole. the giants break the six-game losing streak. 4 and 6 on the road trip. monday home against the reds.

important moment before today's rubber match between the as and the yankees. yankees made a 10,000 dollar donation to als reser. in memory of the mother of a's outfielder, piscotty, who pass add way. stanton had himself a day. ought brett anderson. the tenth home of the year. stanton, 4-4, 3 rbi. look at this top of the eighth. and had the great behind the back snag, yeah, robbed of a grounder. yankees win, 6-2. as open a three game series in boston tomorrow. to the final round of the players' championship. look at kopka, second shot. he tied with 9 under 63. he scored an albatross. finish tied for 11th. tiger woods. he had four birdies on the front. was poise ford a top ten finish. but, yeah, 17 was his kryptonite.

double bogey for woods. part of the tie for 11th, 11 under. nobody seriously challenged web simpson. wire to wire. double bogeyed 18. double bogeyed. and still finished four shots ahead of the field at minus 18. when il when is the last time you can remember being in control of aengs li anything like that over four days. >> control. >> so. >> still looking forward to that? >> great feeling. >> mindy, thank you. >> well, just ahead, a dear found itself way off trail in monterey this week. and had to be rescued from a shark. >> check out the video. a shark researcher spotted the animal. deer paddling yards off the coast. 50 feet away a shark monitoring. the reser. er -- researcher believed it was at greater risk of drowning than being attacked by a shark. the researcher, used a bet to safe leer steer the deer towards shore. >> what video. >> lucky deer. >> oh, dear.

>> that's it for abc 7 news. thank you for

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