>> the driver really didn't stand a chance in a way on this. it's sad. it really is. >> a tesla slams into a pond, killing the driver. and now investigators are looking into what happened. good afternoon, thanks for joining us. >> the model s went through a fence into a pond in castro valley. sky 7 was overhead as the tesla was taken to a tow yard. >> reporter: keith leung was a life-long musician who played every instrument. >> to do that was a testament to his talent. >> his love for music was tremendous. >> band members are remembering him today. >> i always thought he would be the person who would be there. >> reporter: it was leung's absence that caught everyone's attention over the weekend. they contacted law enforcement

when he didn't show up for a performance. an out of character move. >> i started calling to the different hospitals to see if he happened to be in any of the emergency rooms. i think people recognized me because i was calling so often. >> reporter: investigators say his tesla model s ended up in a pond near the border of san ramón in castro valley. >> it is believed that the vehicle could have gone airborne based on some of the damages to a sign located in the area. >> reporter: the chp said the homeowner notified them of a potential crash last night. they found debris but no car. the dive team was called in. investigates say his seat belt was on. his father said he used the auto pilot feature on highway but not on roads. >> i'm sure his day job was to

fund his passion for music. >> reporter: he would have been at band practice today ahead of a memorial day performance. >> he was a kind person and friend. i think that's how many of us will remember him. the chp is working on narrowing down a time line for this crash. they're looking for anyone who may have seen debris on the road before the first report at 7:50 last night. abc 7 news reached out to tesla to see if auto pilot was engaged at the time of the crash but tesla has not responded. there have been several crashes with tesla's auto pilot feature. earlier this month a driver said she was traveling at 60 per hour when she rear ended a

vehicle. in march an apple engineer died after his model x hit a barrier in mountain view, the auto pilot was engaged at the time of that accident. we have a report on abc 7.com click on sections, then i team. an investigation after a man fell to his death inside one of the terminals at san francisco international airport. this happened near baggage claim as traveler were collecting their belongings. >> reporter: a traumatic scene inside terminal three. passengers arriving saw this. a cordoned off area after a man fell from his death from the mezzanine two floors up. >> they had some paramedics there quick and tried to get him stabilized. there was a fair amount of blood in that area. it looked like he sustained some head trauma.

>> reporter: the incident happened just before 9:00 this morning as hundreds of passengers were picking up their luggage. these pictures show the scene moments after the fall. the coroner's office is looking at whether the man suffered a medical emergency before going over the railing. traffic in and out of the airport was impacted for nearly two hours following the incident as the sheriff's office conducted its investigation. officials would not confirm if he was a ticketed passenger or picking someone up. some called the incident unnerving. >> chaotic, a lot of people running around quacking at the >> reporter: the coroner's office will release the man's identity once the next of kin has been notified. as sfo chris winn, abc 7 news. >> foul play is not suspected.

if you have any information you're asked to call the sheriff's office. a domestic violence suspect is in custody after a four hour stand off in san francisco today. officers walked that man, in handcuffs as you see there, to an ambulance around 7:30 this morning. police closed off streets around the building. the suspect was taken to the hospital, his injuries are unknown at this time and there's no word on the other person involved in this alleged incident. residents on the big island of hawaii are dealing with another hazard from the eruption of the volcano. shards of glass billowed into the sky as lava poured into the ocean for a second straight day. residents are being told to stay in door after an eruption sent a smoke bloom about 7,000000000

air. marcie gonzalez with the latest. >> reporter: that 4-mile river of lava cutting a destructive path, this weekend devouring more homes and part of a highway. now for the first time since the eruptions began on hawaii's big island 2 1/2 weeks ago reaching the pacific. the lava is pouring into the ocean you can see the mountain of rock and the huge plumes pouring into the water, all of it next to homes. more e vak indications ordered as they are creating a laze haze. potentially causing lung, eye and skin irritation to anyone who comes in direct contact with it. >> it can eat a hole in a cotton t-shirts in a couple hours. >> reporter: with many of two

dozen fissures still spewing lava. a man standing on his balcony rushed to the hospital after a lava bomb shattered his lower leg. officials are saying more of these cracks in the earth could still open and the ash eruptions could continue for weeks. marcie gonzalez abc 7 use. >> we have live pictures to bring you from the big island as fountains of lava bubble into the air. it's beautiful, but it's so distrukting. >> it's amazing to see but your heart goes out to the people dealing with this. >> from my days of reporting on this before, this could go on for months p a friend of mine is an underwater photographer and

he will dive down and get close up to the lava as it goes into the water. it's a beautiful thing, you see boats that go by and they're volcano tours -- or they were in the past. obviously the concern now is for safety and those people trying to get their lives back on track. as you can see, not any time soon given this. now your accuweather fast with spencer christian. >> it's a sunny afternoon. i'll show you where the clouds are. we have a few clouds along the coastline, mainly south of the golden gate. here's the view looking west ward. tree pollen is low now, weed pollen and mold spores no concern. moderate glass pollen. the uv index is high, sun screen is highly advisable. 25 miles per hour winds in san francisco. 21 at hayward. in the evening hours we see temperatures mainly in the low

to mid 50s. that's the picture of the start of the day tomorrow as well. i'll show you how sunny and mild it might be tomorrow in a few minutes. we have breaking news to tell you. sky 7 is live above a fire in east oakland. you can see crews there are actively working. you can see some of the smoke coming off the building, firefighters on the roof and on the ground there. this is at 90s and international. the building is a boarded up commercial structure. it's not clear if anyone is inside the building or how the flames broke out, what caused this. we are keeping a close eye on this and we will update you as soon as we have any more information, or you can follow us on twitter for the latest information. a deadline tonight if you're planning to vote in the june 5th primary. if you have not registered to vote tonight you have until midnight to mail it or register on line. you can register up to election

day but in san francisco you have to go to city hall in person to do so. >> tomorrow is the first time in california that there is a post registration day opportunity to register to vote. it's called conditional voter registration. but today is the deadline to not come to city hall to register to vote. there's more convenience if you get it in today. >> if you want the location for conditional voter registration in your area you can access it on the secretary of state's website. we also have a special section devoted to the june 5th election, including interviews and descriptions of all the measures. go to abc7news.com for more information. one of the first major projects paid for by last year's gas tax increase is getting under way. it's a repaving project on 880. in addition to repaving the freeway, crews will improve on

and off ramp and convert the carpool lane into a toll lane. >> that helps the whole corridor, moves it faster, funds some bus and other immaterial provements for transit riders. >> most of the work will take place overnight so as to not impact the morning commute. steph curry dropped the f bomb in the game last night. president obama and his wife michelle have a brand new venture, we'll tell you what it is. michael finney taking your questions on facebook and twitter post them

this is my bleeping house. those were the words of steph curry. he used slightly stronger language last night in game 3 of the finals. steph has been slumping, his shot has been off, after days of being pest erred by guys like me, is your knee okay, are you okay? what's going on? steph exploded against the rockets and exploded again proclaiming it was his house and then did the shimmy. he's very religious so it's uncharacteristic. it was a hot topic of conversation. >> i saw that. it was funny. it got oracle fired up. >> i was talking to myself almost like you got to be your biggest fan sometimes. >> among those unhappy with his

language, steph's mom sonya who texted him he needs to wash his mouth out with soap. i think that shows how frustrated he was, he was missing so many shots in the first few games. once he returned to form he couldn't contain himself. going into game 4 tomorrow it may be coach kerr that may be saying those obscenities because we learned that andre iguodala is out for game 4. fans of the obamas may see more of the first couple: they signed a deal to produce content for netflix. >> netflix streams movies and tv shows on demand, watch it on your tv, phone or even if giant tv we're streaming "boss baby"

it's a netflix original series. with today's tweeted announcement, former president obama and michelle obama will become original content produ produce producers. probably a scripted series, uncryptu unscripted series, documentaries and features. sometimes they'll be on screen as hosts other times behind the scenes as producers p p they hope to encourage the voices that are able to create greater empathy and understanding between people. with 125 million subscribers worldwide, it gives them a chance to stay visible. they say it's part of a huge growth plan. >> it started with dramas and comedies and now moving to a more aspirational realm where they'll feature a former president and his wife in new scenarios for them.

mr. obama appeared on netflix as the first guest of david letter man's new series. now the commander in chief will command his own series. the financial terms were not released. we know it's a multiyear deal and the earliest it'll appear on netflix is next year. the relationship between oakland and marvel's "black panther" is highlighted again. it's featured on a special cover of a new comicomic. the owner commissioned it. this one will be out on wednesday. oakland has a prominent role in the new film. it was written and directed by oakland film maker, and the film opens with a scene set in 1990s oh, la oakland. >> a great movie. a fantastic movie. >> i hope to see it one day.

i'll get a baby sitter. >> spencer can baby sit. >> yeah. >> he has experience. he just needs to volunteer. >> i'm still waiting. >> on live television. >> this is not a paid position? >> i'll pay you. >> we have sunny skies across the bay area right now with the exception of a little portion of the coastline south of the golden gate where low clouds have formed. you can see the low clouds enveloping the tower. it's 62 in oakland, 58 in san francisco, mountain view 70, san jose 68, 67 gilroy. this is the view looking toward the golden gate. 75 in santa rosa, 55 in napa. 77 fairfield, 76 in concord, 70 at livermore. that 55 might be a mistake.

maybe it didn't register the way it should have. now we're looking at pier 39 camera sea lions sunningngngngng themselves. possibility of drizzle in the morning commute, bear that in mind. and a chance of rain at the end of the week. first let's look at the month of may so far, high temperatures versus below average temperatures, you can see of the 21 days of may so far only six have had high temperatures above average, the ones in red. and 15 days with temperatures below the average for this time of year. overnight we'll see temperatures in the average range, maybe drizzle near the coast. tomorrow highs will be a little bit below average, about 60 on the coast, low to mid 60s in the bay, and low to mid 70s inland. let's give you a rainfall

estimates for friday. san francisco we expect to get just under two tenths of an inch of rain from this system. most locations over the central part of the see see a couple hundredeths of an inch. over the next four days, even into saturday, we won't see much change in the temperature range. mid 70s, upper 70s near slight chance of rain on friday brighter skies on sunday and monday, memorial day. that's something to celebrate. >> i have negotiated a minimum wage deal for you as a baby sitter. >> i already have one of those. >> with your own grand kids. >> oh, for baby sitting.

>> thanks, spencer. all right. first the royal wedding. now the official pictures. these guys can't contain themselves. we'll give you a look just ahead. plus. >> who is america's favorite? backstage at american idol, i have a pre view of what you can expect coming up. here's a preview of the traffic south 101 toward san jose. it's all backed

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the royal celebration continues today as the newly wed and confirmed duke and duchess of sussex released photos from their wedding day. >> cute. >> after a two-mile carriage procession these were taken at windsor castle. they range from formal to a bit more casual. and the flowers were passed on to a hospice care facility after the royal wedding. st. joseph's announced the donation complete with a photo of 89-year-old pau enjoying the flowers. i bet that made her day. >> that's sweet.

the votes are in we're a few hours from finding out who will be crowned season 16's american idol. >> reporter: they survived every round of the competition. and the final three "american idol" contestants giving their all during their last chance to win america's vote, starting with caleb. who didn't win the judge's over with his original song, johnny cash heart. >> i felt like that was your weakest performance i've ever seen. >> gabby barrett also falling flat with her single "river's deep". >> at the end you gave us the big voice we've seen. >> and gnatty poppy showing she was ready for the challenge. >> i think you did a fabulous job. the most comfortable so far.

>> by round two, the contestants performing their favorite song from the season. gabby barrett rocking the crowd with "little red wagon" yetwagot judges wanted more. the last round. >> now you're in your wheel house. >> songs dedicated to their hometown. and the final three's once and for all shot for their place in american idol history. >> it all comes down to you america. >> tonight will be full of special performances from our american idol judges and other super stars like nick jonas and patly la bell. and the season one winner on abc will be crowned. >> should be exciting. the finale starts here on abc 7 at 9:00 p.m. first it's the "dancing with the stars" athletes finale.finale.fi

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abc 7 news. >> here are the stories making headlines. a well liked well liked well lid after crashing his tesla into a pond. passengers visiting sfo encountered delays after a man fell from the mezzanine level to the ground. the incident is under investigation. chris winn will have the latest developments. up in flames, a firefighter risked his own life, he burned a gassy linder out of the house. a tribute to the 10 people killed in the shooting in santa fe. this as a nationwide call for meaningful action on gun control

is getting louder. abc reporter elizabeth hur has the latest. >> reporter: at the scene of yet another deadly high school rampage. a moment of silent for the victims. outside the high scho community members surrounding ten crosses bearing the name of eight students and two teacherss who were killed. the crosses donated by this man. the confessed shooter is now charged with capital murder and sits in jail in solitary confinement. >> right now i would say confused and scared. that's not a plea for sympathy, that's how he looks. >> reporter: according to police the 17-year-old yelled surprised for opening fire. and he said he heard the suspect taunting the victims.

>> every time he killed someone, he would say another one bites the dust. >> reporter: investigators learned the suspect carefully studied mass shootings p p incorporating aspects of those attacks into his attacks. >> once again we're grieving for more kids that died. >> reporter: emotions ran high on sunday with texas native kelly clarkson reigniting the debate on gun violence in america. this school had a plan. they practiced active shooter drills and had two armed officers inside the school at the time of the shooting. some say clearly that wasn't enough and more needs to be done. in a news conference a short time ago. the school said students will return to class next week. president trump is ordering the department of justice to

investigate whether the fbi spied on his campaign. this comes amid a flurry of tweets over the weekend blasting the russia investigation as a witch hunt. >> reporter: john. >> john brennan has disgraced himself. >> reporter: the president tweeting those words. saying brennan launched the investigation. but it was james comey. and the president tweeted this guy is the genesis of this whole debackable, this was a political hit job. brennan has disgraced himself he's worried about staying out of jail. this week president trump said he's acting on his often tweeted threat to intervene in the russia probe. tweeting i demand the fbi doj be investigated. this follows a report in the

"new york times" that the fbi sent a confidential informant to speak to two trump campaign advisers to speak to before the election. last week the director did speak about the need to keep inform t informant's identities a secret. >> the day we can't protect resources is the day the american people start becoming unsafe. >> reporter: but the president wants more. tweeting only the release or review of documents can give the conclusive answers. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein ordered the inspector general to investigate. he and chris wray will be at the white house today meeting with te white house about the latest order. gina haspel is now officially the first female director of the cia. president trump looked on as vice president pence gave the oath of office today.

>> i would not be standing before you today if not for the remarkable courage and dedication displayed by generations of oss and agency women in roles large and small who challenged stereo types, broke down barriers and opened doors to the rest of us. >> the senate voted to confirm her last week. she testified that the interrogation program should not have been conducted. she succeeds mike pompeo who is now secretary of state. new details today in the investigation in celebrity chef marrow batli. the new york police department has confirmed they are investigating him after a woman said he drugged and insulled her in 2005. the restaurant group co-owned with him said they're trying to

buy him out. the lbgt community says comments by the pope are trying to make him loved in the catholic church. p pope told a man god made him that way. according to the spanish newspaper, the pope made the comment while meeting with a victim of sexual abuse in april. are you still planning the vacation? what you need to know before you book your flight. a sea of bodies and a tall monument, what is this about. here comes the fog, just here comes the fog, just about to envelope the tower. crystal geyser alpine spring water starts here, here comes the fog, just about to envelope the tower. passes through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. i'm trying to manage my a1c,

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he's here with a look at what you can expect. you're a return visitor here. >> that's right. >> how busy is this summer's travel season going to be? >> it's going to be another busy season. we're looking at the economy doing well. people are feeling good and they have money in their pocket. the tsa has hired about 1,000 new officers to handle the increase this summer. so last summer about 239 million, this year, the tsa is expecting 243 million. so it's a lot of people during the peak summer travel season which is basically june to august. >> so only 4 million more people in line ahead of me. >> that's right. >> are you a fan of tsa precheck. >> absolutely. >> sometimes you go to the airport the tsa precheck line is long erthan the regular line now. >> the precheck line moves really quickly. almost every time i go it's longer because so many people have become members. but you get in there and you

don't have to take your shoes off, take anything out of your bag, you just go. so it moves fast. it's rare you see a lengthy wait there. >> i think it's like $75, something like that -- >> it's $85 and good for five years. so it's really worth it. >> i'm a beach guy. i know where i would go. for everybody else, mexico, hawaii, miami, what's the cheapest deal i can get right now? >> there are some good deals if you want to go to the big island of hawaii right now. the west side of the island is unaffected by the lava we're seeing. and the airlines have lowered hair fairs to go there. if you want a good deal to hawaii, which is rare in the summertime, you might want to consider flying in to kono. the rest of hawaii is as always very expensive, you pay 6 to $800 at a minimum to get to hawaii. mexico is always a bit cheaper.

it can be pretty warm at mexican beach resorts. so you may need to, you know, consider staying in the pool or in your air conditioned room. >> hydrate liberally. >> that's right. >> let's talk about for people driving. rising cost of gasoline, especially in california. how will that affect travel plans? >> so far it hasn't had that big of an effect. best western is a hotel chain that gets most of their guests from people who are driving. and their bookings are -- the number of rooms booked this summer are up about 4% compared to last year. so that's a sign to me that the higher prices aren't scaring people away from road trips so far. as we approach, you know, $4 a gallon here in california, and i think they -- the -- i can't remember the name of the government organization, the energy board that determines the stuff says that the average price this summer nationwide is

going to be about $2.74 which is higher than it was last year, but people still travel. it's hard to keep americans away from their summer vacations. >> everyone wants a vacation. thanks for coming in in. i'll see you on kono. let's go. now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> mainly sunny skies still over the bay and in the inland areas. you can see the fog it'll be pushing out shortly. tomorrow morning extensive areas of low clouds and fog and possibly some coastal drizzle tomorrow morning. overnight lows will be generally in the low 50s in the north bay. it'll be mainly sunny by afternoon. highs range from about 60 se coast to low mid 60s around the bay and low to mid 70s in the inland areas.

we'll have a steady range of temperatures during the week, it gets cloudier toward the end of the week, and there is a chance of rain on friday. right now we call it a slight chance. sprinkles possible saturday morning, starts to warm up on sunday, and looks like monday, memorial day is going to be beautiful. 80s inland, 70s in the upper bay and 60s on the coast. >> fantastic. thank you. it's the annual monument climb at the naval academy. it's for freshmans graduating to first classman. upper classmen added grease to the climb. quickest climb honors go to the class of 72. today's feet two two hours, nine minutes and 35 seconds. >> every parents' worst

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who takes care of them? that's what the public utility commission wants to address. >> not having a data base that says who owns it, where it is, what's on it, what's the condition of it, we're injured. >> reporter: catherine sandoval has been category rising poles they think are safety problems. this was not permanently secured. in high winds she feared it could fall on someone. they may be utility owned but they can be shared. >> the follow through isn't there. you're seeing this picture, a new pole was put up and the facilities should have moved from the old poles within 60 days i know this has been like this for two months. >> reporter: to the untrained eye, this looks like a hazard. i am standing up straight, as we widen out look at the pole i'm

standing next to. it's leaning to one side, which is concerning to residents. yet pg&e maintains this pole is safety. mike wanson says it's leaning on purpose. >> it's not creating any public hazard at all. >> reporter: they say safety concerns will grow as more wireless services are placed oppoon policy poles to meet demand. >> they're holding a public meeting tonight on pole safety. it's time to ask finney, first question comes from a si, who says i will be graduating from college soon -- way to go -- any recommendations on trying to build up my savings? >> let me add to the congratulations here. start by getting together an emergency fund. not the whole six month thing

you've heard about. you need about a month's worth of expenses that will give you wiggle room in case something goes wrong. begin paying off your credit card followed by student loans. begin with the minimum and add the extra money on the highest interest loan until it's paid off and then do it again. once you get a job invest in the company's 401(k) retirement plan, they usually match your contribution, 50 or 100%. here's what we found about paying off one at a time, you go through the process and pay it off. we have much, much better results. >> my newly bought came console keeps freezing during the game but it has not been fixed or replaced yet, what can i do? >> you deserve a new console or have this fixed. look at your warranty card to send it in. if you need help call my hot

line at the station. >> vince asks, i signed up for an account with a wireless company and i never used it. how can i close and cancel the account without paying a penalty? >> that might be tough. you might not be able to avoid the penalty. but what does your contract say? the good thing is you have an odd situation, you never used it, they may let you out of the contract altogether if you ask. i want you to call and say there's been some mistake, i got this account, i've never used it can we close it without me paying anymore. that's certainly worth a try. now the ads are everywhere, send money fast using zell now customers are complaining their money went to the wrong place or disappeared altogether. >> they often just assume it comes with the same protections that you expect from your bank and that's not the case. >> tonight at 11:00 i investigate the risks of using

zelle. >> interesting. is it like venn mo? >> similar to that. the u.s. postal service announced today it will issue its first scratch and sniff stamps soon. they depict watercolor illustrations of ice pops. the service says the scratch and sniff stamps will add the sweet scent of summer to letters of love, friendship, and party invitations. they'll be issued on june 20th at a children's museum in austin, texas. is it the end of line for gun shows? >> it does not make sense to continue having these gun shows at the palace. >> the new push to ban gun shows in the bay area. dan is here with a look ahead to abc 7 news at 5:00. >> new at 5:00. >> i use my words and i never made anyone do anything they did

not want to do. >> a rare look inside one of the largest human trafficking rings in contra costa county. suing uber for harassment and discrimination. and how a california teenager

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at 8 "dancing with the stars" followed by "american idol" and stay with us for abc 7 at 11:00. politicians are making a new push, they want to ban gun shows at the cal palace. >> it does not make sense have been these gun shows right in the heart of our community. >> reporter: state lawmakers say it could take a state law to ban gun shows at the palace that county leaders can't get it done because of its unique location. >> this spit of land straddles these two counties but is on state property. so if it were in either county, necessary measures have already been taken to ban it, not unlike marine county has banned gun shows on county-owned properties. >> reporter: so state lawmakers are going to try to do it. they point to student protests in april as proof this is what

the community wants. organizers say students are scared. >> they're afraid their campuses have become unsafe. they've shifted from learning environments to places they're not sure they're going to survive the day. >> reporter: lawmakers say this wouldn't be a cure all but consider it a stop. >> it will not stop the next santa fe, but what it will stop the california profiting and glam orizing the retail sales of guns in our community. >> reporter: lawmakers are hoping to get the bill passed and on the governor's desk in august, but wouldn't go into effect until 2020 that's because the palace is under contract to hold shows in 2019. a reminder you can get the latest news any time with our upgraded abc 7 news app. it has more personalized push alerts and kus tomization

alerts. >> thank you for joining us for abc news at 4. >> abc news at 5:00 starts right now. i'm not a monster that's a fact. >> that's not what prosecutors or his victims say. you'll hear from a man convicted in a case of human trafficking. a man falls to his death at sfo, yellow tape blocks the area but not before the nightmare was witnessed by hundreds of people. a push to pay higher bridge tolls. mayors say it's the only way to ease gridlock. a small fire reminding everyone about a big threat. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. i use my words and i've never made anyone do anything that they did not want to do. >> deandre lewis is being called one of the most violent and prolific sex traffickers in the

history of contra costa county. tonight a rare look inside an ugly story only on abc 7 news. >> it's a dirty underworld that played out in the light of day in suburbs like pleasant hill and antioch. >> he's expected to be sentenced to life in prison this friday and today he spoke with laura anthony. >> i'm not a monster. >> reporter: prosecutors say he's perhaps the worst human sex trafficker in contra costa history. but 34-year-old deandre lewis tells a different story. >> i never forced anyone to do anything they didn't want to do. i never put a gun to someone's head and threatened them, you're going to sell your body or anything like that, nature. >> reporter: last month a jury convicted him of 37 felonies. he met one of the women