take a look at this. we really have some incredible new video coming into our live desk. it shows lava flowing into the pacific ocean. it is stunning to watch. now it's bringing a new danger to hawaii. it's something called laze, and i'll explain a lot more about

what's happening. >> i never heard of that until this weekend. interesting stuff. good morning to you on this monday, may 21st. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> high everybo everybody. let's take a look at the winds. a big issue yesterday. still breezy concord at 10. they will pick up a little bit over the bay and the ocean. small craft advisory coming our way once again. from sutro tower, it's not a solid deck of clouds. you'll need sunglasses in more places and quicker. starting off mainly in the low to mid 50s except for the north bay in the 40s. staying in the 50s at the coast. upper 60s with that extra sunshine. upper 60s to low 70s. the breezes will temper the sunshine by 4:00. in the low to mid 60s. we'll see what you need to get around the roads today. here is alexis with the details. >> we're still following a sig

alert in the san ramon area. this happens maybe as long ago as friday night, i should say, a couple days ago, 2 1/2 days ago at this point. we first started getting word about it at 8:00 last night. crow canyon at bolinger canyon totally closed. there's a river nearby and a dive team was dispatched last night. no telling how long this will be closed. obviously an investigation is going on right now. in the meantime, you do have alternates, some choices around this closure of crowian i don't know road. norris canyon, trying to go east or west. if you're trying to go north or south, you can stick to 680. that's looking just fine. everybody else looking pretty good, too. we have a stack up in the cash lanes of the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights just yet. next update in about ten minutes. this morning we're watching a new major threat in hawaii as the kilauea volcano continues to erupt.

it's called laze. lava is flowing into the ocean and you can see it's creating a toxic haze. this is new video from overnight. it shows us what happens when lava hilgts the sea water. the cloud of steam you see here rising from the ocean is laced with hydrochloric acid which can irritate the skin and eyes and also cause breathing problems. >> can eat a hole in a cotton t-shirt in a matter of a couple hours. it's really caustic. of course, you don't want to breathe this either. it can cause rest to be seizure. >> the haze is spreading 15 miles off the big island's southern coast. geologists say they expect more eruptions. so far kilauea burned 40 structures and 2,000 people remain evacuated from their homes. now to the latest in the shooting at santa fe high school. officials have identified all ten victims and 13 others were hurt. >> the school district will be closed through tomorrow. police say the guns belonged to

the suspect's father. facebook says it deleted a number of fake profiles created claiming to be the shooter as early as 20 minutes after police named the suspect. facebook has removed the suspect's real profile. senator greg abbott called for a moment of silence at 8:00 this morning. kelly clarkson took a different approach last night. governor abbott says this week he'll host roundtable discussions to look into curbing gun violence in texas. meanwhile a 16-year-old is recovering from major injuries after the car he was driving crashed in san jose yesterday morning. his 18-year-old passenger died. there happened on highway 101. chp says the car was involved in a different crash that left their car between the passing lane and the lane next to it. officers say another driver could not avoid the car and hit it. the 69-year-old driver was treated and released. chp says alcohol and drugs were not involved. in san francisco today, a

town hall meeting to talk about the may 11 officer-involved shooting in fillmore district. officers were investigating an auto burglary. police ended up detaining maurice jones. investigators say another suspect, her shall hale, got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's where the shooting took place. police say no one was hit by the gunfire. hale drove off again before officers arrested him at civic center plaza. it's 5:05. w to the legal battle unfolding between apple and samsung. >> the question, how much does samsung owe apple for infringing on its patents. there could be a verdict as early as today. matt keller live for us in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. the numbers are huge in this case. samsung says it should only pay $28 million. apple wants $1 billion in penalties. this case is going on for a long time, all the way back to 2011.

the eight-person jury will continue deliberations today. apple wants penalties for the whole phone. apple won the case in 2012 but it was appealed. the supreme court ruled in 2016, the penalties can come from a component of the phone. the eight-person jury will decide if apple was entitled to all of samsung's products on the whole phone or just the components. no matter what happens with the jury's decision, the case will likely be appealed. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. a man's body was found floating in a channel near the oakland coliseum. >> police called to baldwin street just before 9:30 yesterday morning. someone in the area found the body in the water. the individual had been deceased for some time. korcoroner investigators uncove the victim. peninsula red cross volunteers who have gone above

and beyond the call of duty. >> reporter: recognized. abc 7 news anchor kristin zee had the honor of emceeing the event. those who were celebrated were nominated by fellow volunteers for their outstanding work. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. some of our earliest risers and commuters coming off brentwood and pittsburgh at 53. if you're coming in from tracy across the altamont pass, up to dublin, san ramon, danville. concord about 54 degrees. 54 in hayward, san carlos, mountain view. warmer in san francisco at 57. in the hills, cooler. mid 40s around santa rosa and novato because of the lack of clouds. here is a look in san jose, looking quiet this morning. out and about today on our beaches, gusty breezes, small craft advisory. shorter burn time today because of the greater amount of sunshine if you're out

exercising. if you're on the bay, it's going to be choppy and gusty. >> here in san francisco, temperatures may get above 60. very remote. only a couple of areas and for a couple of hours. most of us in the mid 50s at 8:00, jumping into the upper 50s at 10:00. staying there through 6:00 and dropping into the mid 50s by 8:00. 55 with cloud cover at 8:00. sunshine by 10:00 at 60. mid to upper 60s from noon through 6:00. grab a coat for the evening, 58 degrees by 8:00. let's see what you need to do this morning on those roads. >> so far we're looking pretty good, mike. a live look at golden gate bridge. nobody coming across on the southbound side. three or four vehicles making their way there. a light drive coming in from the north bay as usual. weather conditions very ideal this morning, too. if you're using mass transit off to a great start. the gps issues have been resolved. you can check the website for

the train times once again. 41 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays there. normal service, no delays if you're taking capital corridor. a series of tweets led to a palo alto pastor resigning. the twitter account has been deleted but not before they were brought to the attention of the city council. abc 7's lillian kim has the story. >> the tweets were distasteful, they were hateful and really should not be reflective of our community. >> palo alto mayor says the tweets from gregory stephens of first baptist church came as a shock to those at city hall. >> i think as a parent you would not want your kids to be in that congregation singing or interacting with the associate pastor. >> his tweets took shots at old people, the police and mostly the city itself. palo alto is disgusting. the twitter fallout led to his resignation.

>> it may reflect badly on the church, at least for the moment, but it's not who we are. >> reporter: rick nixon is seen dwror pastor. he says stephens' frustration was in part as a result of the permit struggle with the city over releasing space to outside tenants. while the treats were in poor taste, stephens may have had a valid point. >> if he could have made that critique in different language, maybe it would have been hospitable to some people. >> stephens declined to talk with abc 7 news, but he told a local paper he plans to move to san francisco. in palo alto, lillian kim, abc 7 news. another crowd funding text startup shuts down. a cookout for a cause in oakland. hundreds of people show up to the event called barbecuing while black. she's back snatching wigs. janet jackson makes her first

this time of the year we're desperately looking for any chance of rain. our desperation brought us a 20% chance of showers, maybe thunderstorms thursday, friday and saturday. for tuesday and wednesday, zero percent right now. i may change that as drizzle is looking more likely tomorrow and wednesday morning during the commute. i'll have all that coming up in the accuweather seven-day

forecast. just coming into our news room, investigators calling an overnight fire suspicious. this is the scene. it happened in antioch at a nail salon on a street. by the time we got there, crews put the fire out. it wasn't very big. flames never made it inside. we did see an electrical panel pulled off, but fire officials are not confirming that's where it started. if we hear anything more on the suspicious fire, if we get anymore details, i'll let you know during our newscast. it's 5:14 right now. new developments in the future of the closed mcdonald's in san francisco. the city wants to build affordable housing for homeless youth on a laut on haight and stanion streets. the examiner reports there's push back from neighbors who had a hub for cultural events. mcdonald's closed in march after complaints about crime in and around the restaurant. people in oakland hosted a

huge barbecue dubbing it barbecuing while black. it's in response to last month's indent when a white woman was caught on a cell phone video calling on police on two black men for using a charcoal grill. she says using that type of grill is illegal. the woman who filmed it says the woman was targeting them because of race. >> if she feels uncomfortable, why not come over here so next time she won't have reasons to call the cops. we're just here and unified and enjoying this beautiful sunday without being harassed. >> several local stores and bakeries donated food for the event. happening today, president trump is expected to officially order the justice department to investigate whether the fbi infiltrated his presidential campaign. the president made the announcement in a tweet yesterday. the department of justice responding saying it has asked the inspector general to expand

its review into how the fbi conducted its counterintelligence investigation. as for special counsel robert mueller's investigation, rudy jewel ap any says the probe could be finish bid september 1st if the president agreed to an interview in july. in today's gma first look, new details about the two men attacked by a cougar in seattle over the weekend. one of the men did not survive. here is abc's geo benitez. a rare attack near seattle. a cougar killing one mountain biker and injuring another. the two were biking down a remote road when a male cougar began chasing them. >> at some point one of the victims swung their bike toward the animal as it approached. >> moments later it came back for the bikers and attacked. 31-year-old isaac cedar bomb survived the attack. he said the cougar let him go

before chasing his friend into the woods. >> we have a second patient probably another five miles up north road. >> his friend not able to escape. authorities never finding the cougar standingover his body. the shauf saying the cougar was caught and killed. with your gma first look, i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york. hundreds of people are threatening to sue a startup that failed to deliver high tech headphones. the company raised $6 million through crowd funding campaigns. over the weekend the company posted the letter you see on your screen to customers on its website saying it is out of money, shutting down and not giving refunds. only a few dozen backers ended up getting their headphones. ed shear han won the big prize. the artist everyone is talking about today is janet jacks jackson.

♪ >> yes, she's back. this is her first tv performance in nine years. she hit the stage in the sparkling gold sweatshirt dress and sang her 1986 hit "nasty" and ended it with one of my favorite deep cuts. after rocking the stage she was honored with the prestigious icon award. she's 52 by the way. she used her speech to pay tribute to powerful women. >> we live at a glorious moment in history. it's a moment when at long last women have made it clear that we will no longer be controlled, manipulated or abused. >> speak on it, ms. janet. she's the first african-american

woman to ever receive the billboard icon award. it will plug janet's concert for her. she's performing this summer at golden gate park. >> this was her first mother's day. she had a baby. >> it was her birthday this week. >> she looks great. it was really good to see her in action again. it reminds you of the talent, right? >> love her. >> what a treasure. >> i was thinking, have you guys ever seen "good times?" >> sure. ♪ temporary layoffs >> he was just waiting apparently. it's been right there the whole time. for three years he's been waiting for that. well done. >> now she's an icon and a leader. wow, very impressive. >> let's talk about the weather. high, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. a look in san rafael where it's

clear. 48 in the deeper valleys. the day is going to be a little milder. still breezy, especially over the bay and near the ocean. even faster over the ocean than yesterday. clouds return tonight. a slight chance of drizzle and the extended. nothing steady. we're going seesaw the temperatures once again and keeping an eye on thursday, friday, saturday, for the potential right now. first the storms, very rare for us. you can can see already the sierra active this morning. it will get more active as the area of low pressure is scooping moisture off the ocean, depositing it in the high country in the form of possibly thunderstorms and even snow. back here at home, it means temperatures below average in san francisco, 61. even coor at the coast. places like daly city at 57. in the east bay, sunshine this afternoon and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s with oakland around 66 degrees. along the peninsula, 66 at san mateo, 58 in pacifica, breezy on

both sides of the peninsula. down in the south bay, how about low to mid 70s. santa cruz at 69. east bay valleys mid to upper 70s. some of our warmest weather in the north bay. 78 in santa rosa. coomer in places like san rafael at 72. let's take a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler tomorrow, rebound thursday and friday and we drop back a little bit saturday and sunday. i want to take you back to our sig alert. a few more details on this situation. just outside of san ramon, although i technically think it is in castro valley, unincorporated castro valley. crow canyon closed at bollinger canyon due to a fatal crash. they're saying they found a vehicle inside a pond last night around 8:00 p.m. at least one person was dead due to that crash. they don't know when the vehicle went into the pond or how it got there.

an investigation is under way. ma keller and his photographer on the way to the scene right now to check that out. again, that is a full closure at crow kran i don't know road. for now you can use norris canyon or 680 for an alternate. a quick check of drive times, almost an hour 580 tracy to dublin. southbound 101, frsan rafael to san francisco at 15 minutes. an online project to honor service members needs your help. the wall of faces by the vietnam veterans memorial fund wants to put a face to every name of the 58,318 heroes killed in the vietnam war. they now needless than 3,000 members. volunteers are compiling short biographies. each includes a service member's hometown, date of birth and location of their names engraved on the vietnam war memorial in

washington, d.c. >> it's so good to see the faces and a little bit of the stories behind. >> an interesting project. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> how is your royal wedding hangover? emergency

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volcano continues to erupt. lava now following into the ocean creating this toxic haze and steam rising from the ocean is laced with hydrochloric acid. it can irritate the skin and eyes and cause breepgting problems. number four, the san bruno canal bridge is closed until the end of the year. crews are conducting number five, california's june 5th primary is just two weeks away. if you're not registered, you have until midnight tonight to do it. the easiest way, just do it online. number six, you can see from sutro tower, this morning is different from yesterday morning. look at the lack of cloud cover and extra sunshine coming our way. temperatures will rebound about two to seven degrees above yesterday's averages. number seven, the warriors rolled right past the rockets last night in game three. they won by 41 points. that's the biggest margin in golden state's postseason

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a new perspective the night the north bay wildfires broke out. body camera footage. new information about the texas high school shooting. we're hearing from a survivor who says the gunman kept repeating a song lyric as he opened fire. a traffic alert on the peninsula. fierce of a bridge could collapse. good morning. it is 5 doo 30. hope you're doing well on this monday. i'm hoping it's not going to be as windy as it was this weekend. >> not quite. i'll show you the small craft advisories in less than seven minutes. let's get you out the door by showing how it's pretty clear across the north bay. the southern two-thirds, you can see the gray. i think we'll have a better chance of drizzle tomorrow. i want 20 show you a couple things on my accuweather 12-hour

planner. without daylight saving time, the sun would rise at 4:55 this morning. thought i'd throw that out there. noon upper 60s around the bay and inland. not as cool at 4:00. sunset at 8:17. >> i want to take you to our sig alert right on the line of san ramon and castro valley, unincorporated alameda county. crow canyon is closed at bollinger canyon. we have an investigation right now of a fatal crash. a vehicle went into a pond. more questions than answers at this point. crews where are not sure when the vehicle went into the pond. it was discovered by someone who lives on the property at about 8:00 last night. they have no idea when this happened. keeping a close eye on that this morning. definitely a long-term closure on our hands. in the meantime, bay bridge toll plaza filling in. the metering lights flipped on

about 5:26 this morning. a busy road north of sfo closed this morning because of fears it could collapse. the san bruno canal bridge is surrounded by barricades. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in south san francisco. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, alexis. you can see where crews have just shut down this bridge. you can see police are blocking the area, steering people around it. i just got off the phone with a spokesperson for the city. this will impact people coming from the north from the san francisco direction trying to reach long-term parking. you'll have to use a detour. this also impacts people staying in hotels along airport boulevard. you also will be detoured on your way to the airport. locals, your costco is right here. so if you're coming from the south to costco, expect to be rerouted. here is why. engineers found wooden and concrete columns supporting the road have deteriorated.

they're worried the brej will collapse. this is the south airport bridge over the san bruno canal. it's at the north access road. the spokesperson told me they have been keeping an eye on it but say it went faster than expected. they do have a plan to build a newbridge that is going to take until the end of the year. live in south san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. we have dramatic new video to show you of the terrifying moments when santa rosa police evacuated houses during the north bay wildfires. our media partners at the bay area news group obtained nearly eight hours of body cam footage from police. it shows officers running door-to-door, begging residents to leave their homes. >> what's your plan? >> sir, please, we need to get you out of here. >> it's not worth it. >> please get in the car and leave. you have two officers here now.

>> ken and nancy survived because they eventually left this home in coffey park. nancy now visits the burned lot to search for one of her cats who she believes survived the fire. she says looking back she would have done things differently. >> my cats would have been first and then the family things. >> the couple plans to rebuild their home in coffey park. >> we're getting a better idea about the communication meltdown the north bay wildfires caused. a new survey of 2,000 people finds 87% lost cell phone service. 67% lost land line service and 73% had no internet. that meant a lot of people couldn't be notified as the fire was heading their way. the group conducting the survey says going forward, investing in a communicaon system that has backups needs to be a priority. it's a:34 now. the sks sks high school the scene of the latest shooting

rampage will be closed as the community mourns the ten victims. the shooter killed eight students and two teachers on friday at santa fe high school. the school's graduating seniors were comforted as they grieved for their classmates and they were told that meeting will take time. sources tell abc news say that dim meet yoes pag or the sis -- >> playing music, making jokes while he was doing it. >> what was he saying? >> every time he'd kel someone, he'd say another one bites the dust. >> investigators are looking into the confrontation between the shooter and police. he was not hit even though police say he was in a shootout with officers. happening today, elected officials will join high school students against gun violence to

ban the gun show at cal palace. this is the fourth try to ban the gun show. students have spoken out against the shows. the news conference starts at 9:15 at the bayshore community center. >> crews on the lookout for more fallen branches because of the powerful weekend wind. at least three trees came down in san francisco yesterday. in martinez, check out this tree, it blocked both lanes of vine hill way between hidden observation and dixon lane. the roof camera overlooking the san francisco bay bouncing yesterday afternoon. you see a few sail boats on the water taking advantage of the gusts. >> now a live desk update. >> china's financial markets closed positive after this weekend's news of a truce between the u.s. and china. i managed that last hour. but within the last hour, i want

to show you, the president has been tweeting about china saying this, china has agreed to buy massive amounts of additional farm and agricultural products. it would be one of the best things to happen to our farmers in many years and actually sending out a series of tweets about talking to china. weekend the countries announced china had agreed to, quote, significantly increase purchases of u.s. goods and services, althought's unclear exactly how much that increase will be. the u.s. is planneding to send a team to china to hamer out the details. san jose police are asking home owners in the willow glen neighborhood to look at any surveillance video you might have to see if you spot a man accused of prowling around homes. police arrested hector leanos on friday. they say surveillance video shows him looking into the bedroom window of one home and casing another. both happened earlier this month. police think leanos may be involved in other similar incidents and burglaries in the area. 5:37 now. california's june 5th primary is

just two weeks away. if you are not registered, you have until midnight tonight to do it. you can go to your local elections department. the easiest way is to register online. you can mail in your registration form. it has to be postmarked no later than midnight. you do have to reregister if you've chased your address or your name. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. let's go up to the north bay where a little bit of fog is starting to develop around valet hoe, american canyon and napa. visibility isn't something that's dangerous yet. temperatures up here in the mid to upper 40s until you get to valet hoe. temperatures everywhere elsewhere it's not, low to mid 50s. san jose at 57, one of the warm spots. a look at the golden gate bridge. a stronger north-to-south wind than we do west to east today. because the breezes are blowing

in a different direction, that's going to allow our temperatures to warm up a little bit. driving today, good. grab the sunglasses. you'll need them much quicker. cool this morning, milder this afternoon at your mass transit stops. on the ferries, small craft advisory going to be choppy, maybe not quite as choppy as the picture we showed from one of our tower cams. southwest winds north of the bay bridge, west winds south of the bay bridge, gusting up to 30 knots, about 35 miles per hour. here is a look at the peninsula. 8:00, 56 and still cloud cover hanging around. in the mid 60s from noon to about 5:00, and down to 58 at 8:00. inland east bay valleys, still waiting for the big heat wave of the year, the first one, not seeing it here. 72 at noon. back down to 72 by about 6:00. upper 60s, a nice day -- nis evening to be outside, no matter where it takes you. >> save some money on the ac bill. >> one of the few times of the year where i like to get the ac

bill. how about outside? red on your maps? >> we have heavy traffic getting out of tracy. not seeing anything unusual for that stretch, but down to nine miles an hour and 13 miles an hour as you approach the altamont pass. we had a crash eastbound but that cleared. typical voluming starting to fill in. if you want to use mass transit, ace one and three out on time. southbound 101 through the north bay, san rafael starting to fill in, too. no major problems. that north bay commute is still looking good. overall we are looking pretty decent for our drive times. richmond-san rafael bridge, westbound 580 six minutes. 13 westbound across san mateo bridge. nine-minute drive westbound 84 across the dumbarton bridge. the warriors rolled past the rockets in game three. now up two games to one in the western conference finals. >> oracle was rocking as the warriors won by 41 points, the

biggest margin in golden state's postseason history. steph curry delivered. he says he never lost confidence after his shooting woes in the first two games. game four is tomorrow night at oracle arena. tip-off is at 6:00. napa high school getting rid of its mascot and logo and now needs your help finding new ones. nasa about to create the coldest temperature in the

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if you're traveling to so cal, cooler than yesterday. mid to upper 60s for san diego and los angeles. hardly any sunshine. only 87 in palm springs. warmer temperatures in chico at 89. check out how active the sierra will be once again with showers, snow, thunderstorms, hail, lightning. you bet. look at this. kind of quiet this morning along tahoe from heavenly. look at the chances of thunderstorms through at least friday. . i want to show you what nasa did overnight. look at this. they launched a rocket lifting off from virginia. heading to the international space station to deliver 7,400 pounds of research items and car go. the payload includes a lab that's supposed to create the

coldest temperature in the entire universe. the lab will use lasers and magnets to chill atoms to a temperature that's ten billion times colder than the vacuum of space. the goal is to see how the atoms behave under such an extreme condition. cargo is expected to reach the iss on thursday. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. the new york police department is investigating allegations of sexual misconduct leveled against celebrity shef marlo vitali. one woman accused vitali of drugging and raping her in 2005. she says she spoke to police but never filed an official report. bat tally stepped down from "the chew" in december after four women accused him of inappropriate touching over a 20-year period. the catholic church may be becoming more accepting of homosexuality. pope francis reportedly told a gay man that god made him that way and god loves him as he is. this suggests he believes people

don't choose their sexual orientation but are born with it. according to the spanish newspaper the pope made the comment while meeting with the victim of priestly sexual abuse. the vatican declined to comment. napa high school wants to hear your ideas of replacing its mascot and logo. for more than a centur the mascot has been dubbed the napa high school indian. the march the school board made the unanimous decision to change the mascot and logo. submissions must include a new mascot name and a 200-word or less essay to support the change. we have a lipping on our website, abc7news.com. snoopy is tagging buildings all over union city. the police department posted these photos of the grafti on facebook witthe caption, obviously we'll not going to offer a scholarship to art

school, but we have other things to offer. anyone with info is asked to call union city police. city crews will be out today in san francisco removing all the barricades and cleaning up a bit of a mess after another successful bay to breakers. >> the iconic seven-mile race is known for wacky costumes. check it out. sky 7 was overhead as runners took off from mained howard sweets. men's elite runner from ken yea philemon cheboi finished first. jane kibii, also from kenya, was the woman's wimer. from there you can see giraffe, also slahark, also grape. >> bay to breakers! whoo hoo! >> what kind of butterflies are you? >> the happy kind. >> i just love it. this is my most fun day of the whole year. >> also row bolt. in the panhandle the race turned

into a party. we found police confiscating alcohol from people because it is not allowed on the course. >> but evident on the course, just not allowed on the course. >> effects are evident. >> you've been sending us amazing photos and videos. please, as you get to work on monday, go through your phone, shoot them our way. include #abc7now. you can see it on air or online with us. >> i walked past a woman yesterday and she was still dressed up but no one else was around her. >> that happened to me, too. >> i overheard her say i'm currently walking down the street as a unicorn. >> that's when the party goes a little too long. >> let's talk about the weather. yesterday pretty breezy. today a little breezy. the costumes probably not as fun today because everybody is going back to work. a look at some of the fog around

napa. let's take a look how prevalent it is. the napa airport is the reporting station. you can see it bleeds down into american canyon and valet hoe and towards cordelia. 37 and 29 and possibly 780 right there could have low visibility. watch out for that. here at sfo, so far no reports of delays. it's not quite as foggy here. my accuweather highlight, the first one is more sunshine today, milder temperatures, still breezy, i don't think quite as fast as yestday. drizzle possible the next few mornings, especially the closer you are to the coast and watching a warming trend in the middle part of the accuweather seven-day forecast. for today, let's watch the clouds melt back to the coast. you can see they're pretty stubborn through 4:00 and start to make their way back. they'll make their way back even in more dominating fashion. that's why the drizzle is possible. low to mid 70s down the south bay. 65 to 68 on the peninsula. upper 50s for most of the coast. low 60s in downtown and south san francisco.

72 in petaluma to santa rosa at 78. how about mid to upper 70s in our inland valleys. tonight we'll be in the low to mid 50s with more cloud cover. notice the drop in temperature because of that tuesday into wednesday. slightly warmer thursday, friday, saturday with a 20% chance of a thunderstorm. i want to take you back to our long-term sig alert here this morning. this is in the tri-valley just outside san ramon. a full closure of crow canyon road near bollinger canyon. this is due to a crash involving a vehicle that went into a pond. we have a crew on the way to the scene. the mystery here is we don't know when that vehicle went into the pond. it was discovered by someone around 8:00 last night. chp looked back through the logs for the entire weekend and did not see any calls about a crash in this area for the last several days. they don't know when it landed there. unfortunately one person is dead, at least one person on that scene. is a fatality investigation.

you can use norris canyon or 680 nor an alternate. a quick muni note to pass along, n. judah line is delayed in both directs. tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, the ads are everywhere. a lot of banks now exclusively use something called zell. now some customers are complaining their money went to the wrong place or it just disappeared. >> they often just assume it comes with the same protections that you expect from your bank. that's not the case. >> tonight at 11:00, we investigate the risks of using zell. 5:51. the proposal that could make it more expensive to build in san francisco. the bay area pays tribute to legendary actress.

> check out this statistic i put together. 80% so far, 14 of 20 days this may in san francisco, cooler than average. today is going to be close to adding to that. we'll show you the temperatures, how they compared to yesterday, because they will be warmer. in some areas above average. that's coming up next. the price of gas continues to go up. the national average price of a regular gallon of gas has gone up ten cents over the last two weeks. now up to $3.00. industry analysts say the jump is due to higher crude oil costs plus summer grade gasoline which is used to prevent smog. of course, here in the bay area we are even higher than that, quite a bit higher, we're closer

to four bucks a gallon. according to aaa, oakland and san jose at $3.73. san francisco at $3.83. a moment of joy to bring you this morning. video of a very spirited home run has become an internet sensation. >> yea. you got it billy. >> meet billy. look at him go. he plays on a team of young people with special needs. he has down sin droechl. he rounds those bases like a pro. high-fiving his supporters as they cheer him on to home base. but then this happened. >> hey. >> hey. >> let's go. >> yea! >> look at that, look at that. those knockout moves. he tags home plate in style. he's doing the floss, the name of that dance. he's got the hips, he has everything. look at that. it's all in the hips.

well done. >> know alexis smith is going to show us how to do the floss. >> would president you like to see that? >> i really >> i have good news, i want to take you back to just outside san ramon, officially in castro valley. crow canyon reopened at bollinger canyon. this is where a vehicle was found in a pond. we do have matt keller just arriving to the scene. for now crow canyon is back up. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on about 30 minutes ago. that's steadily filling in. here is a look from our exploratorium. you can see a few clouds hugging the east bayshore line. notice how much sunshine is already breaking through, even though the sun is not up yet, through that missing cloud deck over the bay. temperatures today rebounding, two in san francisco, three in

san bruno, hayward four, petaluma throu walnut creek, si to seven degrees warmer as we hit t low 60s to low 70s. we look at this beautiful view from the east bay hills back towards mt. diablo. i have warmer weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll show you that. let's get back to reggie and natasha. the breaking news alexis has been tracking in castro valley. a deadly crash involving a tesla. matt keller has just arrived on scene. >> a palo alto pastor forced to step down after controversial comments on twitter. i'm tracking the situation in hawaii this morning. it's getting even more dangerous as lava

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almost 6:00 a.m. good morning. welcome to you. it's monday, may 21st.

>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's see how mike is going to start the week. >> the winds are the big story from yesterday. i wanted to start with those and show you, as i overlay them on a dry live doppler 7, they're only ten in concord, 14 in fairfield. they will pick up again this afternoon but i don't think we'll quite reach yesterday's levels. a beautiful shot from sutro tower. you can see the sun about to climb over, what cloud deck there is out there. expect a lot more sunshine today and temperatures to rebound. already in the low to mid 50s. staying in the mid to upper 50s at the coast all day. look at that, upper 60s with more sunshine at noon. upper 60s to low 70s at 4:00. we'll round it out with low to mid 60s at 7:00. let's get over to alexis and find out how the monday morning commute is. >> slowly and steadily filling in. walnut creek, southbound 680,