it's saturday, may 19th. good morning. thanks for being with us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. good morning to you. starting the weekend off with a little bit of sunshine out there. but it is cool. here is live doppler 7. you can see a lot of cloud cover around the south bay and the peninsula. that twist in the clouds, north of eureka, it's another area of low pressure that continues to be cooler than average for the afternoon. 55 in pleasant hill right now. we're looking at numbers in the upper 40s. santa rosa with 52 downtown and 50 on the coast. so the plan for the fog will be to hug the shore line from san mateo south. we'll see clearing elsewhere and temperatures once again on the mild to cool side by noon time.

mid 60s around the bay and inland. 50s at the coast and by the afternoon, we're in the 70s inland with upper 60s around the bay. those cool 50s at our beaches. chris. >> lisa, thanks. it has been an incredible morning across the pond. millions around the world watched the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle. the ceremony itself was historic featuring celebrities, a gospel choir and a preacher from chicago. maggie, good morning to you. >> chris, good morning. you said what a day it's been. what a day, what a week, month leading up to this. the anticipation has been crazy and they knocked it out of the park. authorities say more than 100,000 people were in town today here in windsor. you can see some of them leaving now. it's kind of been a contact stream of colorful clothing, over the top hats. but it's been so fun to be here. we were here with the cloud earlier watching some of the ceremony. and when the couple said i do, a hush fell over the crowd.

their first kiss as royal husband and wife. tens of thousands erupting into cheers for the newly declared duke and duchess of sussex. earlier, the bride stunned in a givenchy gown and princess mary's crown. prince harry standing by his best man, his brother, prince william, is all smiles when he sees his future wife. a mix of modern influences. ♪ won't you stand by me >> and tradition. a new age fairytale wedding filled with love and a celebrity studded guest list. amal and george clooney, oprah

winfrey, victoria and david beckham and some of meghan' best friends. then foss those in town -- >> wedding. >> it is a lot to be excited about. >> well, after the wedding, the 600 wedding guests went to a luncheon hosted by the queen, but afterwards there's a vip party for about 200 guests hosted by prince charles. unfortunately, i wasn't invited. but for us regular folk, a lot of them have told us they're ging to stay in windsor, keep celebrating and keep this party going. absence 7 news. chris. >> i love your hat. really quick, i noticed that there was an interesting outfit choice from the queen. tell us more about that. >> how about that, chris? this was a huge bet. what color has is the queen going to wear. the betts were on blue, but she shocked everyone. lime green. did you see this? it was bright. but the queen is known for wearing bright colors. apparently it's because people

can then spot her in a crowd. that's why she does it. >> very cool. thanks for that live report. we appreciate it. ♪ >> one of the special moments, 19-year-old cellist sheku was the winner of the 2016 bbc young musician competition. according to kensington palace, harry saw sheku play in london and he was later asked by meghan markle to play in the ceremony. during this morning's ceremony, another reverend may have stolen the show, reverend curry's powerful message of love and compassion lived up to his stunning reputation as a leader. >> those who do not know love, do not know god. why? for god is love.

there's power in love. there's power in love. to help and heal when nothing else can. there's power in love to lift up and liberate when nothing else will. >> in 2015, he became the first black presiding bishop of the episcopal church. the episcopal church is anglican just like the church of england. many here in the bay area stayed up late or got up early to take is in the royal wedding. take a look at this. several british publics held watch parties this morning. britania arms was open at 3:00 a.m. for a special event celebrating prince harry and meghan markle. nearly 200 people attended where they enjoyed a full english breakfast, wedding kaim cake and souvenirs. so if you didn't wake up early to watch the royal wedding here on absence 7, you can get a full recap, including video and pictures on our website.

abc7news.com. meteorologist lisa is here now. tracking a full forecast for the bay area? >> if you like it cool and some of you do with the clouds at the coast, we're not mixing it up too terribly much. we have some sun here. that's a nice sight with the sea lions enjoying that. san francisco, looking at partly cloudy skies elsewhere around the bay area. so when will we see some warmth? i'll let you know. i'll have a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast and we'll look at highs today, for your saturday, next. also ahead, another eruption overnight in hawaii at the summit of kailua as a fountain of

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good morning, everyone. time right now is 8:09. we're taking a look at the city of windsor this morning. the sun was out. a perfect day for a royal wedding. hundreds of thousands of people crowded the procession route to try and catch a glimpse of the royal newlyweds. brandie was there. it looked beautiful on television, but what was it like to be there in person? >> hi there, chris. good morning to you.

beautiful, exciting, electric. so much fun. there's so many words to describe what it was like being in that crowd. here live right now outside windsor castle, that celebration is continuing. they just wrapped up the queen's lurch. she hosted a lunch for the 600 guests. tonight, more celebrating to do. there is a private dinner. this is where we were during the ceremony. what a feeling to be amongst more tha 100,000 people, brits, americans, people from around the world all here celebrate prince harry, and meghan, now the douche and duchess of sussex. everything was just meeting and greeting each other, giving high-fives, listening to the actual ceremony.

when they exchanged their vows, the crowd was silent. they just wanted to hear that. then, of course, it turned more into this. when they came out, did the kiss and took the carriage ride through. watching the ceremony unfold gave me goose bumps several time, especially when megan arrived in that car and took the route up that long road. she, of course swb is making history now, an american marrying into the royal family, of mixed race, as will say watching the ceremony and the american influence, the bishop delivering his message. reporting live here in front of the castle, brandie hitt, abs 7 news. several vigils are planned today and tomorrow in response to the mass shooting at a texas high school. nine students and a teacher were killed at santa fe high school.

the gunman told police he spared people he liked so they could tell his story. absence news reporter natalie brunell has the latest from texas. >> class had just started at santa fe high school around 7:45 when suddenly the fire alarm sounded, then gunshots rang out. >> if you hear boom, boom, boom, and i just ran as fast as i could. >> he shot one of my other friends in the head and i fell down. >> police rushed to the scene. >> shooting is in what room? >> students running for their lives, worried parents waiting for their children. >> she said, mom, there's shots. i immediately said i'm coming, i'm coming. i stayed on the phone with her the whole time. >> when the gunfire ended, ten people, most of them students, were dead. ten others wounded. authorities identifying the shooter at 17-year-old dimitrios

pagourtiz. the junior varsity football player now facing capital murder. investigators found explosives inside the school and in the suspect's car. the guns used, a shotgun and a .38 revolver legally owned by the suspect's father. the teenager posting this photo on facebook three weeks ago, a shirt with the words "born to kill." investigators still unsure of what drove the teen to open fire on his classmates. >> his slate is pretty clean. and so there simply were not the same type of warning signs that we've seen in some of the other shootings. >> sadly, an all too familiar scene playing out at schools across the country. there have been three public vigils held in the communities here to honor the victims and an outpouring of support from around the world. but also, a sense of defiance. people, emotional and fed up saying enough is enough. something has to be done about the school shootings in america. natalie brunell, absence news, santa fe, texas.

just a month ago, students at santa fe high school walked out of class to stand up against gun violence after the high school shooting in parkland, florida. this is the 22nd shooting so far this year. last night, students around the bay gathered in san francisco to mourn and call for change. >> no more silence! >> end gun violence! >> a small rally on the steps of city hall, but with a large, loud message. >> what do we want? >> change. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> bay area student activists demanding change after yet another high school shooting. >> we are heart broken, but we are not shocked. >> students say school shootings have sadly become the new norm yapal. jake cohen from mill valley admits he's fearful at school. >> i have to use my fear to empower myself. >> many of these students traveled to sacramento last month to rally support from lawmakers about passing sensible

gun laws. >> obviously, rallying has an important place, but we're really interested in legislation and getting our voice across even though we can't -- >> while the rally was happening, students at mercy high school arrived for their prom at city hall. some say senior year has been tough. >> we have a right to our lives. we shouldn't be afraid of going to school. >> later, these students staged a die-in on the sid >> houston texans football star j.j. watt says he will pay for all the victims' funeral. he also helped raise $37 million for flood victims last year. as part of the take action campaign, we have a list of local resources on school safety. find your ally and connect by going to abc7news.com/take action. on hawaii's big island, nearby residents are being

warned about another ash cloud after the eruption just before midnight. abc news reporter marci gonzales has the latest. >> this is one of the latest fissures to open. it is incredible to see this massive fountain of lava, seeing the earth underneath to pulsate and these big mounds are being built up, these giant mounds. and now this river of lava is flowing from it very quickly. the same thing from some of the other fissures. it's closed off a roadway and blocked off access to where about 40 homes are. because of that, several people had to be evacuated overnight by air and the national guard is warning even more evacuations could be ordered because the concern isn't just with new fissures opening. it's some of the older ones that had stopped flowing. they've now opened up again and that's pose ago threat. and the major concern continues to be with the air quality. we're safe. we have our masks ready. but right now, we're in a fortunate position because the

winds are carrying those fumes in the other direction. but that's something that officials are keeping a very close eye on, making sure that if the winds shift towards a populated area, they're able to order possibly even more evacuations. marcy gonzalez, absence news, hawaii. back here at home, county fair season is now under way in the bay area. the 82nd annual contra costa fair opened yesterday and runs through sunday. this year's event has something for everybody. rides, food, entertainment and they say be sure to check out the livestock. 4-h kids work all year around getting their animals ready for the show. the fair opens today and tomorrow. >> now your accuweather forecast. >> we have some hot, sticky weather maybe. not this week, in fact. we're going to stay pretty cool. a good reason for that. live doppler 7 shows the fog. we are getting sunshine but we're seeing a series of loech systems visit the northwest coast.

that's for enhanced local fog and those cool, breezy afternoons. on the creek, you've got some sun. it is breezy. the marine layer is compressed a bit this morning. sun, sooner for most of you. 55 mountain view. 56 in san jose. on the coast, it's 54 and here we're looking at the gray skies. numbers near 70 today in santa cruz. 50s in santa rosa. concord, you're breezy this morning. livermore, 54 degrees. beautiful picture with the marine layer here. some holes in the overcast, partly cloudy skies this morning. cool along the shore line. inland, temperatures will come up a little bit, come down for the week ahead, but by the end of the week, if you're waiting for a warm-up, you've got to wait for the week. looks like it is going to stick around, the warm weather, that is. 9:00 this morning, breezy winds along the shore line. by 1:00, they're at 10 to 15 miles per hour around the bay. at the coast, gusting to 30

miles per hour. by 7:00 tonight, still, breezy. it's about the same for tomorrow. but as we look at napa today, we're looking at highs in the 70s. should see about 77. so we're below average. a bit warmer on monday. then we go down tuesday and the south end of the bay in san jose. should see a high of 76. 71 today. fairley similar tomorrow. the warm-up comes the middle of the week. highs today, mid 60s, oakland. 67 in richmond. clouds at half moon bay with low to mid 70s inland. so not a bad day. if you're looking for the warmth, you'll have to go inland. breezy. 60 degrees and breezy for the giants game today. tomorrow, bay to breakers, it will be breezy, but that's the kind of weather that the runners like. 53 at 7:00. 8:00, mid 50s. no warmth, really, for you. great running weather. but we're looking at those gusts of 30 miles per hour. the actual seven-day forecast,

highs today in the mid 70s. looking at the shore line, the 50s stay with us each and every day and we'll see slightly rising temperatures by monday. download the accuweather app and you can keep track of live doppler 7 that shows you that fog. as we go through thursday, numbers are coming up and it's not a tease because we look about 16 days out and it looks like that warm weather will hold on throughout the weekend and into next week. usually we get more ups and downs. we've had solid, cool weather and then it looks like a pretty good warming trend. keeping track of that for you. just ahead, kylie jenner shuts down the city of san francisco. the story, when

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it's bay to breakers weekend. there's something for everyone. >> bay to breakers weekend is upon us and you can kick off the festivities with some furry friends. join san francisco spca. it is an annual bay to breakers. >> we will be waiving the adoption fees for all of our animals that are five months and older. >> celebrate asian pacific

american heritage month with a special ukulele performance by alameda students. live music, traditional polynesian dance and a moana impersonator. the event runs from noon until 3:00 p.m. head to bay street in emeryville sunday. the monthly market from west pero showcases more than 25 local artisans. shop one of a kind clothing from home decor along with live music and tasty eats. for more details, go to our website, abc7news.com. abc 7 news was in san francisco as kylie jenner arrived at her new pop-up shop on grant avenue. hundreds of fans stood in line to get a glimpse of the 20-year-old beauty businesswoman. at one point, police had to shut

down grant avenue because of those huge crowds. a group of bay area and middle school students are doing some heavy lifting, at least when it comes to technology. they're building complex robots capable of picking up objects and moving them with presis. the students in san francisco even write the computer code that controls their machine. still, they say a lot comes down to trial and error. >> we spent a lot of time on, like, planning. we didn't really get a lot of time to build, so this is like -- we only got like three months to build. >> yeah. it wats a fun process, but we hd to take it down a couple of times. how come? it didn't work. >> this is part of the middle school s.t.e.m. program of science, technology, engineering and math. some friendsly faces will be greeting passengers at oakland international airport, but their job will be serious business. the tsa is employing new passengers screening dogs as part of its security operations. the dogs are especially trained

to sniff out explosives and potential bomb materials even in bags being carried throughout the airport. >> another benefit to the canines is they provide a security technology, a capability that we can move at different areas of the airport, not just in the shoe area where the passengers are. you'll see our canines working all throughout the airport. >> we got a demonstration of their skills when one of the dogs spotted the bait a decoy'sdecoy's time now is 8:26. a santa cruz native made history last weekend. shelby eisenburg went deeper than any american has ever gone with using only the air in her lungs. as she emerged above water, she just smiled. shelby dove 278 feet.

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starting this half your with a quick look at the weather. hi, lisa. >> hey, chris. good morning to you from the golden gate bridge. you're looking at a lot of sunshine so that whether or not layer is disrupted here. it is a bright start, but it is cool and breezy in spots. you've got clouds elsewhere around the bay. even into the east bay. it's 54 in half moon bay. there is that sea breeze. the wind is blowing. upper elevations, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. 57 in concord, 50 in santa rosa. 10:00, we have a finger of fog. hayward, san mateo, and all along the san mateo coast. but 2:00, it's sunny. you've got the clouds clean to the shore line half moon bay. so 50s there by 2:00. we're into the upper 60s inland and by the evening hours, the fog is back. it's another cool evening. but with the sun out sooner today, we could manage more mid 70s inland. i'll detail your afternoon forecast in your neighborhood in just a few minutes.

chris. >> lisa, thanks. an international audience took in the wedding of the year as prince harry and meghan markle were married in the united kingdom. abc news reporter maggie rulely is live with more on the couple's honeymoon plans. >> what a ceremony it was. everyone was washing the screen, a hush fell over the crowd when they said i do. from the moment that meghan markle walked on tos those steps, you saw her beautiful gown and the pageboys holding her veil and walking down the aisle, the first moment that prince harry saw his future bride and he sort of whispered to her, you look amazing. i'm so lucky that i get to marry you. these are the moments that people remember. the ceremony itself is sort of a nod to both traditionalism and

some american flare. about 20 diverse londoners performed the elastic "stand by me" and a 19-year-old cellist performed. they're calling him cello bay. then it ended with that kiss between the couple. the crowd here loved it, erupted when they saw the kiss. and a 25-minute carriage ride through town. the entire day was truly a fairytale. that's what it felt like here on the grounds. >> maggie, can you tell us more about the design of meghan's wedding dress. >> you saw that beautiful dress, boat neck style, pure white. it was made of double bonded silk. that veil she's wearing, so gorgeous, as well. there's meaning to it. the floral detail represents all 53 countries of the commonwealth. you asked about the designer.

well, this was the million-dollar question leading into the ceremony. we now now it was designedly clare waightttt clare was the first female artistic designer there, as well. >> all right, maggi, thank you. there are some local connections to the royal wedding. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the details. >> they used to say the sun never sets on the british empire, even on a foggy day in san francisco. but that's not exactly accurate any more. >> you have the commonwealth. >> we are eight floors up in the british consulate general's office, getting inside scoops on the biggest royal since the last royal ed wedding. prince harry marries a california commoner meghan markle. and do not send gifts, we learned. they have a list of charities.

>> send no coffee pots. >> no. i think they're okay on a coffee pot. >> china? >> i think there are a few bits of china around. >> we found plenty of tea at the home of a singularly british experience in japan town. >> are you doing this because of the royal wedding? >> no. >> so for expert analysis, we turn to annie who owns the place. she makes the wedding and accoutrements sound like a fairytale. >> and the uniforms and the outfits and the teirras are pretty and sparkly. who doesn't love a little glitter, diamond variety? >> we found no shortage of them in this place where the royal nump tu als barely blipped. you're not thinking about that, are you? >> not really. we were worried about our wedding. >> san francisco city hall is not exactly st. george's chapel in windsor castle. but it's a lot more accessible. a city hall wedding costs $174

for the license and a officiatant like kevin clark. he is not the arch bishop of canterbury. every bride we saw here did feel like a princess. abc 7 news. this morning, kensington palace tweeted a picture of the royal wedding cake that will be served at the reception. it was made by marin county native claire ptak. it includes 44 pounds of butter and sugar and 50 bottles of elderflower cordial. the confection will have a heavenly taste and will be presented in a nontraditional way. the wedding bells will chime for harry and meghan at san francisco's grace cathedral. the cathedral is ringing its bells because of the episcopal church's long ties to the united kingdom. historic grace cathedral is located at top knob hill.

kensington palace tweeted a picture of the first kitchen of the duke & duchess of sussex. it was really cool. we'll see some of those images later on in the show, hopefully. oh, here we go. there's serena right there with her beautiful baby and husband, as well. and then we'll show the next one, the next slide, british rocker billy idol tweeted out, looks like a lovely day in uk for harry and meghan's wedding. time now, 8:36. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a selfie will not suffice, coming up, 7 on your side's michael finny explains the new rules for passport photos and the pictures that won't fly with the state department. first, here is a live look outside from a beautiful golden gate bridge. you can see some of the cloud cover out there as drivers make their way in and out of marin county this morning. we'll get a f

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did you have to walk to get to the ceremony? >> oh, it was quite a walk. in fact, we were concerned because we found a hotel room like, about six miles away and we thought we were going to have to walk the whole way. we actually tried uber and we lost two drivers. they couldn't find us. we finally found two women who picked us up and drove me and my producer at least within about half a mile of where we needed to be. so problem solved. i'm telling you, the crowd was amazing. we expect add huge crowd. they certainly showed up. but they were absolutely respectful. it was a very hot day today. we were concerned about the cold, perhaps rain. it was just the opposite. a stunningly beautiful blue sky today. and the crowd listened because most of them couldn't actually watch the ceremony. there were loud speakers. they listened and it turned out to be quite emotional just to hear the words of it. i saw people tearing up and crying. one woman told me that she cries at weddings.

but she also loved the fact that she felt meghan markle and prince harry marrying were bringing people together. that was a common theme for a lot of people we talked to today. aftr standing there for six to eight hours in that hot they findly got to see that carriage right go by them. but that's the moment that they will never forget. that's what people take home with them. and that makes it all worth i even asked some folks, was it worth it to stand in this hot sun when your feet are aching, your legs are aching, you have nowhere to sit. there's not a lot of water to be had. they all said it was absolutely worth it and they will do it again. a lot of folks from california came here to experience this because they felt a special connection to meghan markel. it was -- had to do with maybe ethnicity, she grew up in southern california. they wanted to belong to this

ceremony. they are taking home some historic memories of a historic royal moment that now includes an american. reporting live from windsor, david ono, abc 7 news. back to you, chris. david, thank you so much for that perspective from windsor. lisa, for many people, a once in a lifetime experience. great to see californians represented there. >> it was a beautiful day there. warmer there than here. no surprise, right? we've had our may gray for days now. walnut creek camera showing you the haze. breezy in concord. 50 in santa rosa. can we break this cool and gray weather at the coast? i'll have the answers in just a few minutes. also ahead, uh-oh, not again. the giants not happy with the umpires, but could they beat the rockies? larry beal has the highlights

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this morning, the a 's will try and win their third straight game. the giants will play the third game of a four-game weekend series. first pitch is at 1:05 at at&t

park. last night, they tried to snap a streak. >> good morning, everybody. the giants have been frustrated with the umpires in the past few games and brandon belt's vocal displeasure got him a chat with joe torre. belter homered in four straight games, but didn't start last night against the rockies. it was star wars last night. red leader, we read you loud and clear. leading off with the giants, it's his third of the year. one of the things, giants in a flash. throwing from his knees, that's a rocket. to get tomminson easily. derrick was pitching well until that, a three-run homer by ian desmond. belt didn't start because of a sore knee, but comes on

pinch hitter. looks at strike three down the middle. giants lose their third in a row. 6-1. ace in toronto, bottoms up beer filler. i think that thing is truly amazing. came in with a major league leading four homers on then theh a's one 1-0 in the third. string together three straight doubles. vagly doubles fowler. a's win 3-1. by the time game three of the western conference playoffs tips off the warriors, they've had almost four full days to figure out how to get steph curry some open shots and give him off james harden. they do not have to switch on every pick that's set. that plays right into the rockets' hands. curry has missed some osteopathies. steve kerr, he has faith. game three at oracle will be a different story. >> i want steph shooting every

time he's open you know? you have to do a better job getting better and we will as we get further and further from the injury. he's going to be in better shape and he's going to have more rhythm. steph and oracle, it's a good combination. >> to the ice. do they know how to put on a pregame show in vegas, baby. nhl, western conference finals, vegas and winnipeg, game three, misplayed a shots in vegas. scored. thomas nosek, third period, it is tyler meyers tieing it at two. seven minutes later, jets whip on the shot and riley smith says thank you very much. i'll take that. vegas, 3-2. they lead the series, 3-1. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast. hi, everyone. santa cruz right now, you can see that consistent marine layer.

the fog has beginning to erode or has ee roroded from the nort bay. marine layer disrupted a bit. even that earlier sun isn't going to do much to warm us up throughout the weekend. we're starting out with partly cloudy skies this morning. even in your neighborhood, i'm sure they've been breezy, as well. finally, we're looking at the mild days for next week. i didn't say cool and i didn't see hot. we have something for everyone out there. that will be with us, the breeze. you can see how breezy it is. over 20 miles per hour westerly winds at the coast. but in the upper elevations, clocking winds of over 40 miles per hour over here from the east bay hills. so live doppler 7 showing you that the low cloud deck is still with most of us. as we look at the bigger picture, a twist in the atmosphere here shows an area of low pressure that continues to allow that strong on-shore push. the return of a low clouds and fog throughout the evening hours. the morning hours.

and in between we've got some sun. but it certainly has been breezy out there. here is our explore taurus camera where it looks quite nice in san francisco. mountain view, 56. san jose and gilroy on the coast, 54. you're not going to see a whole lot of sun there. emeryville, hazy out. if you're spending time around the bay, you need a jacket. we'll look at temperatures today in the 60s. 50 santa rosa. 57 in nevado as well as speaking of the winds, notice the colors along the coast here. over 20 miles per hour. we're at 9:00. as we go through the afternoon, continue to see the winds gusty here. 10 to 15 miles per hour around the bay. and right through the evening hours, things get even breezier as that fog moves back in throughout the early evening hours. this will be fairley similar again tomorrow. gustier, i think, by later in the day.

upper 50s, short line half moon bay. it will be cool ocean water temperature. only 53 degrees. in the south bay, 71 in san jose. upper 60s by sunnyville. notice the fog here clinging to the san mateo coast. redwood city, 61. downtown. in the north bay, 70 for you in petaluma. you're probably getting used to this with the mid 60s in the breeze and oakland. 67 in fremont and we head inland, numbers in the low to mid 70s with a little bit more sun. this morning, you could be slightly warmer this afternoon in concord and then tonight the fog comes back and we have fairley uniform numbers in the low to mid 50s. maybe some drizzle at the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that we will enjoy the shine in the afternoon, but the gray, the morning, the evening, and then in between perhaps slightly warmer come monday. cooler midweek. and then when we warm up the end of the week, it look like that

warmth may stick around. you load the accuweather app and you can be up to date with the warmer temperatures. it's time to start getting ready for summer travel. the rules have changed for passport photos. as a result, some consumers who are renewing their passports are scrambling for a new head shot. 7 on your side has more on the new rules and how you can avoid a hassle. >> if there is anyone in san francisco who knows the rules for a proper passport photo, it's david taylor. he's the director of the san francisco passport agency. >> the passport is proof of your citizenship. it's also proof of your identity. we want to be sure we have a good, clear picture of everyone's face. >> if there is anyone who knows how to implement those rules, it's leetown photo center's tony lacatella. >> i've been here since 1978. >> how many pictures have you taken? >> 500,000 or more. >> really?

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