ding. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. investigators are looking to the cause of a deadly crash, a tesla model s slams into a pond in castro valley, killing the driver. a bay area engineer and musician. i'm kristen sze. it's now in a tow yard, and matt keller is live at the chp office in castro valley, and, matt, they took precautions getting an electric vehicle out of the water. >> reporter: yes, they did, kristen. this was an unusual crash. first, the chp dealt with a crash that had no eyewitnesss. second, they had to deal with the electric car submerged in water. speeding cars are an issue on this stretch of crow canyon

road. one neighbor told us crashes are not uncommon. in fact, we almost witnessed one this morning in rush hour, but, today, a mystery. what led up to the blue tesla model s ending up with a monday off the road? >> the vehicle did travel a significant ways from the roadway, so it is believed that the vehicle could have gone airborne based on the damage to a sign located in the area. >> reporter: the sheriff's office identified the vehicle trim as 34-year-old keith leon, and the chp was notified by a nearby homeowner of a potential crash scene at 7:50 sunday night finding debris, but no car. the dive team was called in and spoke to electric professionals and decided it was safe to get in the water. >> never dealt with a submerge the electrical car like that before so we took precautions and made the proper phone calls to ensure we were okay that when we touched the car our divers were safe. >> reporter: investigators say

the seat belt was on when found, car pulled out, and towed away. he was not seen or heard from in 24 hours before the crash was first reported sunday night. trying to figure out when the crash happened. was it on saturday night? how fast was the car going when it launched into the pond, was auto pilot on? >> the driver did not stand a chance, in a way, on this, and it just is sad. really is. >> reporter: the chp is working on that timeline of the crash. looking for anybody who may have seen crash debris on the side of crow canyon road any time before first reported at 7:30 last night. reporting live, castro valley, abc 7 news. >> thank you. developing news from sfo now where a man plunged to his death this morning. here's new video we just got into the abc 7 news room. according to a spokesperson, the victim fell this morning from the level at terminal 3 down to

the baggage claim level. he was in his late 50s or 60s, and circumstances of the fall are under investigation. the coroner's office is responding to sfo. we'll have more on the story today on the abc 7 news app. san francisco police arrested a man involved in a domestic dispute who refused to come out of a building in the coal valley neighborhood. officers brought the man in cuffs to an balance at 7:30 this morning four hours after the standoff began. the suspect was taken to the hospital. injuries are unknown at this time. new details are emerging this morning on the texas school shooting. sources tell abc news the 17-year-old suspect looked at the tactics used in previous attacks. moon ti meantime today, the tight knit community honor victims with flags at half staff, church

services, and vigils. elizabeth herr is in texas. >> reporter: this morning, a moment of silence across texas to honor the two teachers and eight students killed in what is now been the ninth fatal school shooting this year. of the 13 others wounded, two of them are still recovering in the hospital. >> shooting. in the art room. we got -- we got shots fired right now, guys. >> rporter: according to the police, the 17-year-old stormed into an art class friday morning at santa fe high school and shot his class mates. trent told michael strahan he heard the suspect taunting victims. >> every time he killed someone, he said "another one bites the dust." >> reporter: the now confessed gunman may have studied previous mass shootings, allegedly using aspects of those attacks on

friday. investigators say he arrived armed with home made explosives, in a trench coach, a hallmark of the columbine massacre. >> shocked and surprised. >> reporter: students who knew him are in disbelief, and in a statement, the suspect's parents maintained they were equally shocked and confused. >> he never seemed angry at all. he always seemed calm and cool. >> reporter: the high school remains a crime scene until later this afternoon. district officials will announce plans for the week ahead. for now, the school will stay closed today and tomorrow. elizabeth herr, texas. another school mass shooting, bay area politicians made a new push to ban gun shows at the cal palos. amy hollyfield is live where the new build was unveiled this morning, amy? >> reporter: we are near the cal palace, and organizers say the

cal palace would not allow them to hold it there on their property, so we are here in a a nearby community center where lawmakers announced a bill that would ban the five gun shows they have there every year. >> it does not make sense to continue having these gun shows at the cal palace in the heart of our community. >> reporter: state lawmakers said it would take a state law to ban the gun shows at the cal palace, but they can't get it done because of its unique location. >> this little spit of land straddles these two counties, but is on state property, so if in either county, necessary measures have already been taken to ban it, not unlike morrin county ban gun shows on county owned property. >> reporter: state lawmakers will try to do it pointing to the student led protests outside the gun show in april as proof this is what the community here wants. organizers of the events say students are scared. >> afraid the campuses have

become unsafe, shifted from learning environments to places where they are not sure they survive the day. >> reporter: advocates say the shows are safe. lawmakers admit this law would not be a cure-all, but consider it a good start. >> it will not stop the next santa fe. what it will stop is california profiting and glamourizing retail sales of guns in our communities. >> reporter: we reached out tole cal palace for a comment, but have yet to hear back. lawmakers hope to get this passed and on the governor's desk by august, but it's not going in effect until 2020, and that's because the cal palace is already under contract for shows for 2019. reporting live in daly city, amy hol hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you. a meeting in san francisco to discuss an officer-involved shooting may 11th on gary

boulevard. they were investigating an auto b break-in, he was arrested, and a town hall meeting was held at the recreation center at 6:00. very important traffic information to pass along now. starting today, the san bruno canal bridge located south of airport boulevard, by sfo there, will be closed indefinitely. this will, of course, affect traffic near the airport. plan ahead if going that way. crews are replacing part of the bridge's foundation as it is deteriorating. work is expected to be done at the end of the year, and detours are provided. the june 5th primary is two weeks away in california. not registered , you have until

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gian haspel made history becoming the first woman to be cia director. she was confirmed after overcoming conditions about the role in the agency's use of harsh interrogation techniques after 9/11. she vowed under her leadership, the cia would not restart that program. president trump attended the ceremony saying haspel will thrive in her position and, quote, enemies will take note. latest on the russian investigation. president trump has ordered an investigation into the fbi after news reports that the agency sent a confidential informant to question people connected to the

trump campaign over possible contacts with the russians. abc has more from washington. >> reporter: the president acting on often repeated threat to intervene in the russian probe ordered the justice didn't to investigate political bias tweeting, i hereby demand that the justice department look into whether or not the fbi doj infiltrated or surveyed the trump campaign for political purposes and if any such demands or requests were made by the obama administration. mr. trump engaging in a tweet storm following a report in the "new york times" there was a confidential informant suspected of coordinating with the russians before the election. the fbi will not confirm they used an informant but kept identities and information secret. >> the day we can't protect human sources is the day the american people start becoming less safe. >> reporter: today, the president is asking for more. claiming that the investigation was politically motivated. he now wants the fbi to release

confidential documents, tweeting, only the release or review of documents can give the conclusive answers. hours later, rosenstein said he ordered the inspector attorney general to investigate. if anyone did infiltrate or surveil for presidential campaign for inappropriate purposes, we need to. >> why not decembisclose that i6 when it could have hurt donald trump politically for political purposes. >> reporter: ahead of the contribucia swearing in, he slammed brennan quoting a fox news analyst calling him a disgrace in the russian probe and suggested he deserved jail time. abc news, the white house. new this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo called for a new iran deal. in a speech this morning, he

outlined demands for iran. he said any new iran deal requires the country to stop enriching all uranium and stop support for militant groups in the middle east. the speech comes more than a week after president trump withdrew the united states from the pact that several countries around the world negotiated with iran. that pact is meant to regulate the country's nuclear program. there was a small eruption at the kilauea volcano summit today producing an ash plume reaching 7,000 feet. authorities say the ash plume could affect surrounding areas. those nearby are asked to stay indoors with the windows closed, and another threat, molten rock from the volcano poured into the ocean creating a toxic steam cloud. the community welcomes the pope francis as a desire to make gays feel loved in the catholic church. the pope reportedly told a gay man that god made him that way and loves him as he is. this suggests he believes people

do not choose their sexual orientation, but born with it, and according to the spanish newspaper, the pope made the comment, and the vatican declined to comment on further conversations. big problems at a tennessee salon, and it was not over colors. these women were not trying to stop a a run away car. just ahead, the reason they are behind the moving car. count on your hand the times you need an umbrella in may, but this is not average may. it's cooler than average with a chance of drizzle and

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starting offer with a live look at doppler 7, overlaid clouds on it try, that's in gray. white is snow, green is rain. this is the low responsible for the downed trees over the weekend. the breezy kind of blustery conditions, and it is sliding south and a strong northerly wind developed, and that's why you see off the north bay coast, we got sunshine developing while the rest are breaking out in sun if you have not already. this low's going to continue moving away. there's another one right behind it that's going to keep temperatures cool and bring some chance of wet weather. for now, a look at sutro tower, it's hazy with the strong northerly gradient. grab sunglasses for today, but it's not as cool or breezy as yesterday. drizzle possible, and there's a chance of showers increasing. so, let's go for temperatures. how about low to mid-60s around most of san francisco. now the sun sets in daly city, upper 50s there.

the east bay, mid to upper 60s, increasing sun, hazy this afternoon, but no spare the air alert. temperatures on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s. 69 at redwood city, and on the coastal side, 58 in pacifica. temperatures low to mid-70s in half moon bay. east bay valleys, mid to upper 70s. north bay with a wind off the mountains, down sloping warming wind so temperatures have the biggest jump there today as we hit mid to upper 70s. you can see the east bay hills back to the mountain there, 12-hour planner, temperatures stuck in the 50s all 12 hours at the coast, upper 60s in the bay as we head from noon to 4:00, back in the 50s at 8:00. 70s inland. back down to 50s with increasing clouds by midnight. all right, so, heading out? know it's going to be gusty at

beaches and on the bay today, small craft advisory at 3:00, and a shorter burn time because of the extra sun if you're outside. best chance of drizzle same place as it was this morning along the coast, notice the clouds covering more neighborhoods tonight, so low to mid-50s. not quite as chilly as it was in the upper north bay this morning when we had clear skies and mid-40s. drizzle tuesday and wednesday morning. notice highs drop because of that. another area of low pressure rides right across our neighborhood thursday and friday with a better chance of showers those two days, and we have an hour by hour look the that as we get closer. it moves out for the weekend and temperatures warm back to average with 60s at the coast, 70s, and 80 inland. >> memorial day weekend. >> here already? >> right? it is. it does not feel like it. >> no, it does not. anniversary's next week too. >> glad i reminded you. >> oh, my. >> yeah, oh, my, indeed. an argument between two women outside a nail salon in jackson,

tennessee took a dangerous turn. the woman in the car is accused of not paying her bill, and this is how a worker decides to get the woman to pay, holding on while the customer backs up, the customer takes off and the worker hangs on tight as the car speeds away. the employee's family members say she jumped from the car a few blocks later and had to be hospitalized. a local newspaper said police arrested the driver a short time later. we're getting our first look at the official royal wedding photos including the duke and duchess of sussex. images after the b

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new details about president obama's negotiations with netflix to produce shows exclusively for the data base streaming service. netflix tweeted out the news confirming mr. obama and form pore first lady michelle obama entered into a multiyear agreement to produce films and series for netflix. that potentially includes scripted series, unscripted series, documentaries, and features. the royal celebration continues this morning as the newlyweds confirmed duke and duchess of sussex released photos from the big day. these were taken after returning to windsor castle after a two

mile carriage procession. they are formal like this one of the immediate royal family and, of course, meghan's mom next to her to casual. look at this one, very cute. the palace tweeted this morning the couple feels lucky to have shared their day with the world. we do have tons of royal wedding photos and videos on the abc 7 news app and abcnews7.com. if you are logging on to ab7news.com from the phone, be sure to download the abc 7 news app for breaking news alerts, and then tune in for the latest news and weather right here on our next newscast, abc 7 news at 4:00. why are they so adorable? >> i was thinking her dress, it was, to me, it was simple, but elegant. >> yes. compared to kate's much more formal dress. >> yes. >> it signals a a new era that they are bringing, don't you think? >> i thought you could enlighten me, thanks. >> oh, fashion is a a statement on the evolving culture of the british monarchy.

>> absolutely. >> thank you for joining us today, and have a great day. stick around for "who wants to be a millionaire," bye bye.

>> 1 player, 3 lifelines, 14 questions. the battle for $1 million starts right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ all right, let's do it. welcome to the show, everybody. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] i want to welcome our first contestant. he's a 27-year-old sat prep teacher from austin, texas. christopher bakka. [cheers and applause] are you ready to take this test? >> absolutely, chris. let's go. >> 14 questions, money values growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> you have 3 lifelines if you need 'em. >> okay. >> hopefully you don't. but they are there if you do. are you ready to take this walk? >> absolutely. let's go. >> all right, le