>> the race attracts a diverse crowd to partiers to those looking to settle the score. >> he out here in 1991. i smoked him in that race. she back for a rematch. >> i'm sure there will be a ton of royal wedding costumes. >> clothing is optional. >> when you're a naked guy with butterfly wings on his back. i said i won't look at that for the next five miles. i got ahead of him and i ran my

best time. >> the embarkadaro are your best bets. >> abc 7 news. >> if you're going to be there post yore video and photos with #abc7now. feature them on air or online. a man arrested in connection with two peeping incidents. he is hector who was taken into custody on friday. the incidents happened on may 1st and 3rd. he was captured on surveillance. one shows a man looking into a occupied bedroom bedroom bedroom police are asking for help

linking him to other incidents in the community. it happened in this intersection around 8:00 last night. you can see emergency crews on the scene caring for the driver who was wear ago helmet. details have not yet been released. we know the driver stayed at the crash site. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a two along-term fire that badly damaged an apartment building. no injuries have been reported. it had to be closed down to fair oaks lane. one grabbed the fire extinguishers. >> the smoke was pretty thick. so i just ran downstairs and just ran across the street and just watched it all go up in

smoke. >> it took crews about 45 minutes to get the fire under control. the world is still buzzing about yesterday's royal wedding. prince harry tied the knot before thousands of people were watching across the >> all 600 wedding guests were treated by elton john. friends say harry moved them to tears with the speech about his new wife. >> the two heading to a vip

after party. >> the crowd continues to grow and grow. about a hundred thousand people have come out for today's royal i dos. >> puppies and all of the circumstance. >> this wedding comes with an an more than >> they say they plan ongoing on what plans to be an epic honey moon some time soon. george clooney and his wife were among the guests. if you care to know she was wearing a bright yellow dress with short train and matching

hat. here is >> reporter: a proper british tea party to watch a broadcast. >> i think it's really exciting actually. i think they are really nice people. >> her expressions and you see a lot of love between her and

prince. >> let's talk about that amazing wedding dress. >> very elegant. she is a lovely person. >> meantime wedding bells were chiming for the lovely the bells chimed to celebrate the royal wedding. laura moss stopped to listen. >> i think they are a fabulous couple that will do wonderful things for this world. >> abc 7 news. >> if you missed the royal wedding you can get a recap on our web site, abc7news.com. i bet you were up bright and early to watch that wedding. >> yes. good morning everyone. we have a bit of a breeze over the bachlt it kept things on the cool side. this morning waking up to a

blanket of low clouds. we managed 60s in livermore. li. im ha i'll have a look and pinpoint the changes for you coming up. also ahead, the power of social media. hear from a man crediting his twitter followers for helping him save his mother's life. in santa fe, texas a funeral will be held for

new details are immerges about the suspected killer

santa fe, texas school we have the latest. >> reporter: they say they have a confession but no motive. we are told that includes the suspect's vigil after vigil jiuniting the community. two teachers and eight >> angelic, she was very loved. >> people are rallying around the family trying to make sense

of it all. >> he just shoots everyone. she was the first one. >> she says her 16-year-old daughter was in art class fri where he is accused of opening fire in the high school. he had been pursuing her daughter and shana rejected him. >> he is in jail charged with capital murder. lawye lawyers saying the guns were locked in a gun cabinet. >> the family is as mystified as anyone else. >> reporter: the suspect remains in solitary confinement on suicide watch. abc news, santa fe, texas. texas lieu ttenant governor

said one way to reduce to is to reduce entrances and exits. it airs this morning followed by abc 7 news at 9:00. thank you, twitter is what one man was saying after a stranger on social media connected him to a surgeon who in turn saved his mom's >> heartfelt words from shane matthews. one of his followers private messaged him. >> i said that rare person that also had the same surgery. >> what are the odds that random

person would lead him to dr. jason lee. this year shane's mother started having leg pains. zbli got to ultrasound on my leg on my heart, the stress test. >> her swollen legs stopped her from walking and in severe cases amputation was required. >> he was like they should not do that surgery. this is solvable. we should do this now. >> this was tammy on tuesday and this was tammy the very next day hours after discharge. >> i walked 1.5 miles. before i couldn't walk .2 miles without my legs swelling up. >> tammy walked a mile and even got a pedicure. her son took to twitter.

>> i'm twitter for life. >> he has gotten several messages from several asking for support, advice and referrals to dr. lee. sharing ideas and techniques at the maker fair bay one of those is known for 3d laser printers. >> all sorts of different products and devices here. it lets you make anything from wallets, maps and all around you see people using their hands and

tools to create millions of creative crowds. the warriors take on the rockets in game three of the nba western conference finals and tickets are in short supply. there are fewer than 1,100 available. the site is offering the cheapest at $250 and the highest excludeing club price is 2000. court side sides are going 3,500 bucks. good morning everyone. it is mid-to upper 40s in the north bay. we kid have a bit more sun in

the north bay. if but look at the colors in the wind direction it is breezy to gusty here. so we have not only that but in the north bay 20 to 30 miles per hour wind the forecast highlights and sunny to breezy to windy. so we have been stuck in this pattern. notice the cloud cover from the peninsula. it will clear sooner but by 2:00 we have sunshine. low 50s san

as we go through the afternoon it remains breezy to gusty and by the 7:00 hour yellows getting closer. that means slightly windier. we have a bit of a northerly flow that has been allowing for a waerm day. today mid-70s. upper 70s tomorrow and drop off midweek and stabilize into the low 70s the rest of the week. in the east bay it has been cool. today we should top out in the low 70s. it will be through the 60s throughout the morning hours. we talked about the 50s along the coast and then san francisco upper 50s. quite a cool day. low to mid-60s peninsula.

it is 71 for you in concord and then look at that. that fog pushing well into our inland valleys. it is 53 in fremont. you download our app and it will feature plenty of 70s inland. you can see the slight warming come tuesday. around the bay we are still in the 60s. we have been advertising a warm up by the end of the week. at this point it looks like a minimal warm up. you'll have to stay tuned. that means keep the jacket. >> and that wind could really play a role. >> that's right. >> very gusty out there. >> thank you. >> just ahead, two goats, several police officers

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michael fox has been going camping for more than six >> he says rooftop camping

eliminates a lot of hassle. it is outside of santa cruz. you can leave it on your car or take it on and off. the tent attaches to the roof rack and pops up when you're ready to use they say it is all about con convenience. >> the attraction is about making camping rooftop camping was named one of the top trends by the market research firm. >> everything is ready to go on

top of their car. we are seeing these millennials want to get out and camp more often. >> it is perhaps the most practical. can you fall out of these tents? >> it's not a tent you can fall out of easily. when you fall out of the tent and know where the ladder is. >> michael tells us it would be hard to return to traditional camping just because the comfort level isn't there. 7 on your side. look at these two unlikely fugitives leading police on a chase through several neighborhoods near orlando. you can see the goats running under trees to avoid visuals. every time their captors got close they would take off in another direction. no word on where they came from or how they got loose. authorities did finally got their goats with aaaaaaa

sit to highlight services to the public. one of those is bringing out the canine units from bomb sniffing dogs to narcotic >> another bay area pet lover falls victim now a happy ending to her story. >> it is wonderful they can do

that. still to come here on abc 7 morning, raging rivers of la va after another eruption. we'll have the latest. a huge outpouring of support from the community. >> this is much more than a game of softball. it's a show of support. the story behind this event

let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> welcome back. we are starting this half hour with lisa. >> a good shot here. you can see the how clouds. a bit of a breeze. we will be looking at temperatures today still ton cool side. right now 52.

it is is 54 on the coast. a bit of a sun coming up. more clearing and 56 in concord. that uniformed blanket of it will allow for slow clearing. it is breezy there. as we look at our temperature by 10:0050s it could cross a highway. it comes as lava comes out and

threatens dozens of homes. we have the latest from the big island. >> raging rivers of molten rock closing in and destroying four more homes. >> it's incredible. it's a once in a lifetime experience. >> it is covering a roadway trapping several people on the other his one of the latest some quieting down only to burst yet it could be heard for

it is spraying ash 7,000 feet into the officials are monitoring the levels concerned if the winds shift. they could be carried to more populated areas. abc news, hawaii. a wild cougar killed one man and seriously injured another. the two were mountain biking. the call dropped but he called back a short time later saying a cougar attacked hip am and his friends. they located the surviving biker. they later found the cougar standing over his dead friend's

body. it has the white house says the first lady returned yesterday a woman sharing shocking cell phone video between a police officer and a woman during a traffic stop. bystander started filming shortly after police stopped that blue suv with four people inside. you can hear the officer instructing the driver and passengers to get out one at a time with their hands up. the person sitting behind the drivers seat was told three times to put his hands up and then this

>> he said put your hands up like we are going to shoot you. why would he say that? >> it is hard to say but you can hear harris talk about another officer taking one of the passenger's crutches. they have not released the reason for that stop or many other details for that matter. more than 200 people are at a bay area softball diamond celebrating the life of a man killed in a terrorist attack in spain. we were there for the first ever memorial softball tournament. a van plowed through a crowded sidewalk in barcelona. family and friends tell us this tournament is the perfect way to honor his life. >> in the spirit of jared, he was a very fun loving caring person. we wanted to play his favorite

past time which is the numbers are staggering. 87% lost cell phone service. 73% lost internet service. many residents could not be notified that that devastating fire was heading their way. napa valley register reports the broad band consortium says creating diverse infrastructure should be a

property area exceeds we have more. >> david is one of hundreds who filed lawsuits against pg and e after he lost his home in the wild fires. dealing with the aftermath has been hard on his family. >> it's heartbreaking because they are afraid of fire and afraid of night and as much as you try to calm them they still have the image of what we escaped etched into their minds. >> it met in court friday for a hearing on the utilities liability for fires. under the constitution property owners can hold public utilities for damages under a term called inverse condemnation. they say they are a private

company and exempt from condemnation. they are telling people they are too >> you should be responsible for things that you do that cause other people harm. i don't think there should be an exception because you're a large powerful wealthy company. >> attorneys declined to comment. the utility called inverse condemnation bad for all californians. a final ruling shortly after. abc 7 news. happening today the girl scouts are covering up graffiti

with paint and positive attitudes. the graffiti on three wooden boards on carl street. it has been covered up several times. each time a mild anti president trump slur is painted on it again. this time they are determined to get rid of the graffiti with k trees and butterflies. characters own their existence to nine animators. here is a look from our camera. that is a beautiful shot. the weather, maybe not so beautiful. it is blustery today. jacket weather. 50s and 60s. what about the week

happening today spca adoptions. some of the animals may still be excited from friday's party that

celebrated the adoptions and organization's 150th anniversary. some people always bring their dogs. what will the weather be like? >> we have been having that weather where the low clouds and fog pretty deep and only partial clearing. the wind dictating how warm it's going to get in your neighborhood. 54 oakland right now. a cool and gusty day yesterday. fairly similar. we are going to see gustier winds along the coast. i'll pinpoint the afternoon highs and a look at the week ahead. we'll talk about it next. >> thank you. also next the warriors get ready for game three, why they say they don't feel threatens despite

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nks this morning the a's will try to complete a sweep in toronto. the giants will try to gain a split in their four game series. tonight the warriors returned facing the rockets in game three of the western conference finals. tip off at 5:00. anthony flores has a preview in this morning's sports. good morning everyone. to defend the throne the warriors have to defend the throne. the warriors are unbeaten in the playoffs. the series is tied. the warriors dominated the first

game and got blown out in game two. it has some thinking the doves might be in trouble against the rockets. green doesn't think so. he think it is doves play better when they are challenged. >> we are at our best when we feel threatened. game one we feel threatened. we came out with a sense of urgency. >> it's time to lock in for the remainder. >> boston up 2-0. using the force to get the cavs back in it. check it out with the reverse jam. he had 27 points and 5 boards. they had no answers when smith becomes j.r. swish. the cavs roll 116-86.

boston still leads two games to one. it is his bath that's keeping the giants in the nl you ford with the bases loaded. jants take the lead. they add another you plate. he taps the rockies. it's a two run shot. the giants have homered in eight straight. how about crawford? >> once he started getting a couple of hits you feel better at the plate. that can go a long way. >>. >> came out swinging well today. >> we'll have a really good hitting team.

they will be able to pitch well. i think overall you'll see a good showing out of us. >> gorgeous day north of the border in toronto. gives up a two run homer it's 4-1. bases are loaded. two outs and two that is grand. that's eight straight games. they win it one four of the last five. that's a look at your morning sports. have great day. >> your forecast with lisa. >> good sunday morning. you can see the visibility reduced here over san francisco with the fog.

the marine layer is blanketing most of the area. for most of us we will see breezy winds again upper elevations gusty. throughout the morning hours 10 to 15 miles per hour. the breeze increases to about 20 miles per hour then it will slowly subside. if you're in the upper elevations 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts. north bay hills 20 to 30 miles per hour wind gusts. partly cloudy conditions and live doppler 7 showing you the fog all the way to the sacramento here is a look where you can see a bit of compression. there is still a lot of fog out there that will allow far great start for many of you.

it is 60s here on the coast. 46 santa rosa. those winds, once again, over 25 miles per hour through the delta. 56 in concord. your high yesterday was in the 70s here. just in the 60s in livermore. quite a difference compared to if you're in the valley or not. as we look at surface winds now they are quite breezy, 15 to 20 to 25 miles per hour. clouds and wind this morning. light warming by the end of the week. 10:00 the gusts up to 30 miles per hour here and through the early afternoon it is still

breezy. it is getting windier here. another day today to get a little bit of shelter from the wind. notice the clouds pull around. 60s around santa cruz. we'll be looking at the clouds towards san francisco. it is upper 50s by inland we should have 60s and 70s. upper 50s if you're headed to the giants game. the changes are few. we do have low clouds, fog and

looking at our app you can download it and it will keep you up to date. >> all right. cool runnings. thank you. if you're a fan of disney films you have no doubt heard of the seven dwarves. without them many of the animated characters might never have come to life. we have the details. >> many of the faces in the walt disney museum are familiar. the faces of animators who created them have largely remained hidden behind the screen. walt disney referred to them as the nine old men. there were these animators at the top of the craft. it was his go-to guys for the best in animation. >> he said some could have come from central casting and others

left the attention and bright lights to their animated creations. >> if you know disney's core movies like dumbo. the lead animators were the nine old men. >> it runs through early january. he says it's a chance to walk back to the moments when the magic first came alive. >> kind of one stop shopping for the history of animation. these are the guys that started out at disney and ended up creating this art form that we know as disney animation. coming up, a special 60th anniversary screening of

kim nrk novac will be honored. the classic was shot 60 years ago on location in a san francisco that no longer exists. she will be interviewed and take questions before the screening. everything starts tonight at 7:00 at the castro theater. up next, final preparations for this year's bay to to to we'll have a live report from the starting line.

good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. >> good morning to you. it is certainly gray outside. live doppler 7 showing you all of the fog heading east inland and toward it is delta. as we go in closer you can see in walnut creek it is gray. the sun is up. we are looking at low to mid-50s. the fog will linger east and