we're tracking a lot developing. good morning to you. it is may 22nd. >> we'll also talk about why an iowa lawmakers named a proposed law after mayor libby schaaf. >> a look outside from south beach camera. we have windshield wipers going because of the mist and drizzle. mike saying the sun will come out eventually. hey, mike. >> i didn't realize how much pollen i had on my car until i used the windshield wipers this morning. hi, everybody. it is may gray. it is going to be stubborn today. no delays yet announced at sfo. look at visibility. you know it's going to happen. i'll tweet it @mike nicco abc 7 when it happens. if you're away from the tv focus on the planner. low for mid-50s, stay in the 50s by the coast. notice by noon mid-50s. highs lack of sunshine mid to upper 60s at 4:00 and already jacket weather by 7:00. mid-50s to low 60s. had some issues this morning.

let's get an update with alexis. how is the commute? >> it took a while. we are ramping up here as far as the commute is concerned at this point. bay bridge metering lights on. later than average. sort of strange, no one wants to wait in the cash lanes for people to get their cash out and make change. carpool users are the only ones not seeing that delay. we do have a crash south bay northbound 87 before curtner. chp hasn't arrived at the scene. we have reports of debris, too. i'll follow up on that one coming up in just about 10 minutes. >> a live desk update. officer-involved shooting in hayward left a police officer injured. you see the crime scene from last night. there is still an investigation under way right now. nbc's reporter matt keller live in hayward. hi, matt. >> good morning, jessica. about 10 minutes ago the police department took down the crime

scene tape and left the scene. that will continue back at police headquarters. much of the focus on hewitt place was all the way back at the end of the block. this all happened around 7:00 last night on hewitt place next to coleman avenue. hayward police say an officer-involved shooting, fired at the suspect, taken to the hospital to be treated. the officer had nonlife threatening injury and also being treated at the hospital. no word how he was injured. they are looking how it unfolded. the important thing now, there's no more risk from the community. no one talking at the scene. we do expect more information later this morning. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. new developments surrounding right to die lie. the attorney general has filed an appeal to bring the law back. we told you last week he planned to appeal this, now it's official. a judge last week ruled end of life act

was signed illegally. that allows adults to get life ending drugs if the doctor determines they have six months or less to live. the appeal asked to overturn the ruling immediately while the issue gets sorted out in court. a rookie san francisco police officer could face charges after a shooting earlier this month. a department also released body camera footage of the incident. we learned these details at a town hall last night. take a look. officers were investigating a car burglary at steiner street and gary boulevard may 11th when a suspect got into a car and crashed into two police cars. that's when an officer fired on the vehicle. >> get in the car! >> no one was hit by that gunfire. the suspect drove off again before officers finally detained him at civic center plaza. san francisco police say per procedure the rookie officer who fired the shots should have had his body camera on at the time. it was not activated. that officer also violated the department's use of force policy

by firing at a moving vehicle. it's 6:03 now and we're hearing from a man attacked by police canine dog in castro valley. >> josh phillip pulled over yesterday morning for driving under the influence. cell phone video shot by his friend shows him in handcuffs. all of a you're going to see it. the canine officer jumps out of the squad car. >> hey, bro -- >> deputies say a button on the dog handler's vest was pressed by accident when the deputy was searching phillips car. phillips said he was unhappy hospital. >> i got a couple of drugs, couple of prescriptions, okay, be on your way and the sheriffs were gone. instead of taking me to infirmary room, they psych me out and leave me stranded in a city i'm unfamiliar with. >> phillips says the canine handler apologized to him but he would still like to see the canine euthanized and this incident put under

investigation. we have more information this morning about te firefight that happened inside santa fe high school. >> according to galveston county sheriff the gunman dimitrios pagourtzis was cornered within four minutes. he was in a room and police were in a hallway. officers responsible for taking down the gunman gave responding personnel time to evacuate students and get the suspect into custody. pagourtzis may have been bullied at that school. he killed 10 people and hurt 13 others. >> houston texans star jimmie johnson watt visited survivors and staff yesterday. watt announced he would pay for the funerals of all 10 victims. he has a history of giving back including raising $37 million for victims from hurricane harvey. remember this video of oakland mayor libby schaaf? she warned about i.c.e. raids coming to the bay area. it even got president trump's attention. >> now there is a new bill that calls for jail time if leaders of sanctuary cities warn people ahead of time.

it's called libby schaaf ac. it bans advance notice and viters could face five years in prison. new at 6:00, the warning going out to parents as the new season of 13 reasons why hits your queue. why they are asked to pull the show entirely. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. morning mist, chance of showers hanging in there for thursday and friday. more on this coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> see how we're doing at the way our teachers make us feel at school makes us want to come back the next day.

from the janitors to the campus security. they participate, too. to make us feel like connected. we are all together. my school is really like a community. i appreciate my teachers because they don't only teach me inside the classroom, they teach me about life. one of the most influential people at my school are the campus security technicians. it's just everybody coming together. narrator: exactly why the california teachers association believes strong public schools make a better california for all of us. thank you.

here is a look at what's going on in the peninsula. cloudy and few reports of mist hanging around, even a little drizzle. be careful. low- to mid-50s until you get to daly city. 49, everyone else low- to mid-50s with some exceptions. 57 in san jose, los gatos 47. here is a look at golden gate. can you see it definitely gray

may morning. breezy north of the dpg bridge and breezy north of the bay bridge if you're going to be on the bay. exercising more humid this morning. you may feel the effects of that. here is a look where the winds will be fastest north of the bay bridge and yellow from 3:00 until 9:00. down in the south bay you'll see sunshine but barely make it to 70. expect a lot of mid to upper 60s. let's get over to alexis. any hot spots this morning? >> we are definitely focusing on south bay right now. three-car crash blocking middle lane northbound 87. this is just before you get to curtner. no word on injuries yet. we potentially have some. three vehicles involved, a lot of debris scattered around. right now middle lane block. traffic heavy approaching. a quick check of drive timesp westbound tracy to dublin one hour 13 minutes, a crash not helping with that. southbound 680 dublin to mission boulevard at 18, northbound 85

highway 101 to cupertino 16 minutes. >> the drive on one of the busiest and bump kbrrksest commute is about to get smoother. paving about to get understand way ununion city to high street in oakland. crews will improve off and on ramps and convert current carpool lane into toll lane. most of the work will happen overnight, shouldn't affect morning and evening commutes. project paid for by controversial gas tax bill that passed last year. >> major airline making a policy change, what you won't see on your flight. >> lava flow at the kilauea volcano intensifying. major haw ♪ i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. bui alized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most.

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hi and welcome back. here at our live desk i'm tracking the story. starbucks clarifying its policy that says anyone in its coffee shops can use the bathroom, not just customers. according to "wall street journal," the company now says drug use and sleeping will for the be allowed. those are still grounds for employees to kick people out. big clarification there. starbucks changed their bathroom policy after this stroh showing the arrest of two black men at a coffee shop in philadelphia last month. the men wanted to use the path room while waiting for a friend.

starbucks will close all of its locations next week so employees can undergo racial bias training. >> new at 6:00, a warning for parents about the new season of the controversial net flicks show " 13 reasons why." a watchdog group is urging netflix to pull both seasons of the show. the series is partially filmed here in the bay area mostly vallejo. conservative parents television council says the new season is harmful to children because it contains substance abuse, gun violence and sexual assault. the first season focused on the suicide of a student. netflix has not commented on concerns about the new season but they did address the controversy with season one by creating videos featuring actors adding context to the story. >> developing news out of hawaii now where there is rising concern about a geothermal plant in the cross-hairs of a volcano's eruption. a lake of lava is lapping up against the plant. 50,000 gallons of flammable liquid have been removed. crews were working through the night to try to cap the last of

the 11 wells at the plant. the lava is now a river 4 miles long. it has reached pacific ocean. that is setting off chemical reactions releasing toxic gases. happening now a bicyclist is just beginning his quest to help north bay fire victims pedaling up hill the equivalent of mt. everest. he will try to ride 29,029 feet, that is the height of he have rest. he started about an hour 15 minutes ago at the mines r del valle and livermore. they will raise money and give it to victims of fire. if you would like to donate go to abc7news.com. welcoming a new addition. here is a picture of new sea lion cub. boy, they are cute, aren't they? the little one was born sunday night. the new cub is melting hearts, especially his mom's. her name is pebbles. she's a first time mom. both are doing great. six flags discovery kingdom showed photos on facebook page.

the park says it's going to announce pa name once they find out if the newborn is a boy or girl. >> it's so >> shouldn't it be bam bam with pebbles. >> i like that. let's talk about not driving convertible car with your feet either. seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. a little drizzle and mist this morning. you want the top up and windshield. he doesn't have a windshield in his car either. a look at san rafael south 101, 51 degrees with overcast and mist and may gray is really stubborn today. so are the cool breezes. temperatures cooler than yesterday, 10 degrees cooler than average. overcast, mist also. throw in a chance of showers. as we get through the holiday weekend it may start to feel like summer. here is a look at area of low pressure that brought us the breezes yesterday and the damaging breezes over the

weekend. moving east, less of a factor. this is the low i'll be focusing attention on as i get deeper into wednesday, thursday, friday. upper 60s to low 70s, sunny in the south bay. partly cloudy skies best on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s. look at the clouds hanging along the coast. mid to upper 50s. san francisco 61, 62 sausalito. mostly sunny north bay, clouds in petaluma. everyone else low- to mid-70s. cloud cover from richmond to san leandro and hayward. that's why we're mid-60s. upper 60s with more sunshine around union city and fremont. becoming sunny, upper 60s to mid-70s in the east bay valleys. low- to mid-50s with drizzle and cooler tomorrow and spoke thursday with a chance of showers thursday night into friday. then look at that warmth for memorial day. here is alexis. >> hey, good morning, mike. i want to take you to a new issue in the vallejo area. this is on the south end of the cartenas bridge.

westbound 880 past toll plaza. we have reports of a crash involving a bus and sedan. i believe the bus is off on the shoulder. i think we still have that right lane blocked with that other vehicle involved. starting to see a little back up across cartenas bridge. typical delay in vallejo once you pass the scene. once you make it past that hercules slow traffic, down to 32 miles an hour past highway 4. once you make it to bay bridge toll plaza those metering lights are on. sort of a weird traffic pattern today. left side thinned out. maybe some folks making holiday weekend a little bit longer. westbound 80, highway 4 to maze, 27 minutes. westbound will 0 by bridge 13 and san francisco to sfo in the green. >> coming up abc 7. >> ginger zee live with a look ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, reggie and natasha. nice to be with you on a huge tuesday morning on "gma." we've got to start with deadly flash flooding across the

nation. one happening in albuquerque, new mexico. can you see crews racing to the rescue. people trapped in floodwaters. raleigh, north carolina, parts of the southeast bracing potential threat for tropics. i'm going to be tracking it all this morning. also ahead the surprise star of the royal wedding bishop michael curry is here live in our studio to tell us all about his 14-minute sermon and what his reaction was when he got the unexpected call. "american idol" and "dancing with the stars" afterparty. it's a double party. the winners and runners up performing live. they aren't done yet. you'll see that. plus surprise announcement from "the bachelorette" becca coming up on "gma." >> did the boys with "dancing with the stars" all take off their shirts or was i just imagining that? >> always. yeah, you may get some of that this morning. >> par for the course. thanks, ginger, appreciate it. >> just trying to help the tease there a little bit. coming up next at 6:00, the

breakfast item that could lower your risk of heart disease. >> goodness gracious. meanwhile local crews working quickly to pull an adorable animal out of the drain. all of this caught on camera. >> get your day into gear a look outside 6:21 at embarcadero. just kind

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now at 6:30 b.a.r.t. says it has solution to hallways spilled with drug users. some riders say the proposal creates a new problem. >> fire season is almost here.

the work being done in the north bay to prevent a replay of last year. >> today is the day sales force set to officially unveil artwork on top of san francisco's tallest building and you won't be able to miss it. good morning on this tuesday may 22nd. >> glad you're there at 6:30 in the morning. never more than 7 minutes away from the forecast. >> i wonder how strong the led lights are. this morning you might miss it. look behind us, you can see it's really gray out there, mist and drizzle. looking forward to that on sale force tower. a different perspective on live doppler 7. no rain but definitely mist and a little drizzle out there and grainyness. can you see the mist hanging in the air from the exploratorium camera at pier 15. my accuweather 12-hour planner low- to mid-50s this morning. clouds slowly. how many dominate in the inland

valleys. partly cloudy skies around the bay, cloudy at the coast sunny at 4:00, clouds roll back at 7:00. temperatures only 50s and 60s. alexis. >> okay. i've got three crashes to talk about now. first one westbound 880, past toll plaza. bus and a van sounding like we may have injuries and one lane blocked. that is backing up into the vallejo area. a new crash involving two vehicles southbound 880 before state route 92 blocking lane two. emergency crews on the way. this has been there a while northbound 87 before curtner three-car crash in the middle lane. chp working on clearing that right now. highway 4 is quiet for the moment. chp is investigating a serious crash that shut down part of the roadway near hillcrest for hours overnight. several people were airlifted to area hospitals. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live along the highway from officers cleared the scene earlier this morning. hi, amy. >> hi, good morning, alexis. yes, highway 4 now running smoothly. the commute going okay.

all lanes reopened. take a look at what it looked like overnight. all lanes were blocked because of this huge crash. first responders had several injuries to deal with. chp tells me at least three people were transported to the hospital. one had to be airlifted out of here. six vehicles were involved. the call came in at 10:30 westbound highway 4 at hillcrest and antioch. the highway was blocked for hours. they got all lanes reopened at 1:30 this morning. investigators haven't said what happened. they are still trying to figure it all out. at this point no arrests have been made. reporting live in antioch, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. 6:32. the man called one of the most violent and prolific sex traffickers in the history of contra costa county is expected to be sentenced to life in prison this friday. before that happens, though, he is speaking to abc 7 news. a jury convicted diondre lewis of 37 felonies involving at least seven women.

the charges kplu murder after one of the women abused by lewis killed herself. lewis says he is not a monster. >> at the end of the day, i've never made anyone do anything they did not want to do. anybody that's ever been around me is because they chose to, they wanted to. >> he threatened my family. >> threatened me, beat me on several occasions, held a gun to my head. you know, my son witnessed some of it unfortunately. >> lewis has spent the last four years at the contra costa county jail in martinez. on friday he'll find out if he'll be sentenced to 150 more in state prison. a live desk update with jessica castro. >> new at 6:00 a.m. police in ball just made an arrest after a death of a police officer. a big update to a story that made national headlines. here is the surprising part. the suspect just 16 years old. the female police officer was killed yesterday. police now say they actually arrested the teen shortly after

the officer's death. only making the announcement this morning. they have not said why they waited so long to make it public. they say right now at this very minute they are searching for three more suspects. no word if those other three suspects are teenagers. we'll keep an eye on things. reggie. >> thanks, jessica. a troubled b.a.r.t. walkway a hot spot for drug use may be shut down. recent cell phone video shows people using drugs in the civic center station corridor. b.a.r.t. director says b.a.r.t. is considering closing that hallway that connects 7th and 8th street exits. some passengers say that would pt a snag in their commute. >> i think that would cause an inconvenience. this makes it easier to come to the platform. >> this hall has been ground zero for injection drug use for some time. b.a.r.t. has a big toolbox and we're reimagining how this looks to people. >> currently b.a.r.t. and police patrol the hallway which he says is not a feasible long-term solution. b.a.r.t. would need to get permission to close the hallway from the state fire marshall and

a final decision would take several weeks. happening today south korean president moon jae-in will be meeting with president trump in washington to prepare with the u.s. summit with north korea. they are expected to discuss security measures and economic incentives. keeping the meeting all together may be the bigger challenge. last week north korean leader kim jong-un threatened to pull out of the plan for the summit next month. "new york times" said president trump consulted aides about whether to take the risk and the proceed with the meeting. now to that meeting between the president and top justice officials running the russia investigation. deputy attorney general and fbi director now accepted mr. trump's demands for an investigation into the investigation. so here is what the president wants to know. did investigators infiltrate or surveil trump campaign for political purposes and were such requests made by people in the obama administration. >> really this is designed to underm unveigation,

distract from the president's growing legal troubles. >> the president's demand comes in response to "new york times" report. it claims in late 2016 the fbi used an informant to question trump campaign associates about their contacts with russians. there's no evidence the fbi infiltrated the trump campaign. the deputy attorney general ordered the justice department to investigate the president's concerns in response to the president's tweet. a push to pay higher bridge tolls in exchange for the promise of less time in traffic. mayors from san francisco, oakland, san jose are urging voters to say yes to regional measure 3 on june 5th. that would hike tolls tolls on all bridges except golden gate by $3. the funds would be spent on increasing ferry service, improving bus systems and replacing b.a.r.t. trains. supporters say this will encourage people to take public transportation, and therefore could ease traffic congestion. opponents say the money should be spent on improvements to directly help toll payers. you are in luck if

you need to register for the june 5th primary. today is the first ever post registration day in california. the deadline for regular registration online or by mail passed last night. but you can still sign up for conditional voter registration you have to do it in person at a designated location. in san francisco, for example, that would be city hall. we have a link to locations online abc7news.com. >> 6:37, santa rosa firefighters have started to prepare for fire season. they are trying to get owners to cut down weeds. they will make courtesy calls total residents to get their work done. if it's not done aftery say you ready to pay. pg&e has authority to turn off power to lines and high-risk areas. if they have trees or brush within 15 feet of the power line, pg&e will cut it down for free. >> you're never more than 7

minutes away from my accuweather forecast. remember how it was clear in the north bay? now it's cloudy. that's why temperatures are a little bit warmer comparatively to the 24 hours ago. let's see in south bay cloudy yesterday, temperatures about the same from 47 up in the hills. low- to mid-50s elsewhere with san jose once again about 57 degrees. low- to mid-50s all across our neighborhoods. bodega bay at 47 degrees. here is a look at mist hanging over the san mateo bridge as we look westbound into the abyss there. driving, yes. watch out for mist and drizzle during the morning hours. it's going to be cool at mass transit stops to mild this afternoon. it will go from being clammy appear damp this morning to dryer this afternoon. small craft advisory north of the bay bridge today. for the kids, yeah, look at this. temperatures low- to mid-50s this morning. still pretty cloudy but not as damp at 11:00 with mid-50s and mid-60s. the sun will break through some of the clouds especially inland by 3:00. that's why you're pushing 70

while we're mid-60s around the bay, mid-60s at the coast. drizzle today, drizzle tomorrow morning. still have a chance of showers thursday and friday. i'll give you an update on that coming up in accuweather forecast. first i want to bring alexis in and find out what's going on with the commute. >> slow start but starting to ramp things up. we have a crash pass cartenas bridge, toll plaza that's slowing you down. take you to westbound 880. this is involving a bus and sedan. they are saying lanes one, two, and three are open but lane four, the right lane, is block. that is definitely making things slow as you head into the vallejo area. they are working on clearing that. we do have injuries reported as well. keeping a close eye on that one, we have the crash right around 880 and 92 and then on 87 in the south bay. we'll check on those next. ace rail a great option out of central appeal 3., 5, on time. 57 trains no delays and no

reports of delays or issues with capital corridor so far today. >> thank you, alexis. happening today nfl owners will meet in atlanta. one topic sure to be discussed player protests during the national anthem like kneeling. president trump has said that players who kneel should be fired. another certain topic of discussion, sports gam bling. last week's planned mark decision by supreme court allows individual states to legalize gambling on certain events. bay area is certainly a beautiful place to live. you and i know this. there's a new report that two of the most spectacular landmarks in the world are here in san francisco. what are they? alcatraz and golden gate bridge, two of the top spots in the u.s. apparently. tripadvisor doing the survey. travelers love both places because of the history and breathtaking views. if you're wondering lincoln memorial in d.c. is number three. >> if you've booked a trip to las vegas next month, be prepared to clean up after your self. thousands of hotel workers could be out of a job.

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clock just turned 6:44 on tuesday. look at the area shaded in green, going to be active with a chance of thunderstorms and even some snow higher elevations, 61 tahoe, 84 chico breezy sacramento. mid to upper 60s not as gray and damp but still chilly. barely 90 in palm spring. a look at leftover clouds from yesterday's thunderstorms. they are going to get big and thi they are going to boom once again. thursday to a lesser extent. >> abc 7 morning. >> a police officer hospitalized after a shooting in hayward. police spent the entire night investigating just wrapped up a short time ago. let's check in with matt keller,

more information how that officer is doing. hi, matt. >> hi, jessica. yes, about an hour ago police broke down crime scene tape and left the scene here. we're told this all happened at the end of the block here. it happened around 7:00 last night. this is hewitt place next to coleman avenue. this was an officer-involved shooting. an officer fired their gun at a suspect. that person taken to the hospital can be treated. the officer had nonlife threatening injuries treated at the hospital. no word how that officer was injured. investigators saying they are looking how this incident unfolded. they say the important thing, no more risk to the community. no one from the hayward police department is talking from the scene here. we expect more information later this morning. neighbors told us it was a huge scene with officers rushing to the scene after those shots were fired. reporting live in hayward, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. the man who died when his tesla model s went through a fence and

into pa pond remembered as a kind person and loyal friend, a musician in the danville community band. he didn't show up for a performance over the weekend. his friends knew something was wrong. >> i started calling around to different hospitals to see if he happened to be in any of the emergency rooms. i think people started to recognize me because i wasasas calling so often. >> he was found in a pond off castro valley near border of san ram ramon. police suggest it went airborne before hitting the water. he was 34 years old. a live update. >> from abc 7 morning. new this morning uber facing a lawsuit. it's the first time some of its new policies will be put to the test. you'll remember uber recently announced new rules for sex related claims, allowing those claims to go to court rather than simply arbitration. now a former software engineer is suing the san francisco company alleging years of sexual harassment, race discrimination and pay inequality.

she claims despite formal complaints colleagues weren't sufficiently disciplined for making sexual remarks at company events and in the office. paperwork just filed yesterday in california superior court here in san francisco. reggie. >> thanks, jessica. mapping today facebook ceo mark zuckerberg questioned by lawmakers again. this time european parliament. zuckerberg wanted the to be private but no such luck. it will be live streaming. zuckerberg will be asked similar privacy questions he answered on capitol hill last month. the 2.7 million europeans among facebook users affected in the cambridge analytica scandal. perhaps you're taking a gamble if you booked a trip to vegas next month. tens of thousands of casino workers are going to vote today on whether to authorize a strike. the contract for house keepers, bartenders and servers and 30 -- other employees at 30 motels

and casinos will expire next week. if they vote in favor of a strike, they may walk off the job any time starting june 1st. morning money report. a billionaire toy mogul ended up on trying to buy hundreds of toys "r" us locations. >> he couldn't reach a deal with the bankrupt hotel claim they offered $675 million for 274 toys "r" us stores according to "l. a. times." the bid was rejected as being inadequate. a heads up if you're thinking about buying tesla model 3. consumer report says it will not recommend the car because of issues with ride quality, the car's control panel, and braking. consumer report says the vehicle's stopping range is far worse than other cars tested, even longer than that of the ford f-150 pickup. >> at 6:48 we're taking a live look at the new york stock exchange now. still pretty flat. up 11, 25,025. yesterday the dow traded above 25,000 for the first time since march. the rally was driven by the

possibility that america will not end up in a trade war with china. now on to perhaps our favorite story of the morning. brandi chastain inducted into the bay area hall of fame last night. she's a san jose native played soccer at cal and santa clara. >> the world cup 1999 solidified her legacy. that's not what they are talking about today. they are talking about the plaque she received because it looks like this. here she is graciously posing with that thing that looks nothing like her. you can judge for your self. chastain said it's not the most flattering but that it's nice. >> uh-huh. on a side note former for harris barton, john mcveigh, matt cain, tim hardaway also inducted. let's get back to what really matters here. the plaque. >> the plaque. there is good according to the chronicle

someone paid to have it redone. >> it looks like a 60 or 70-year-old man. >> it does. is there an artist somewhere that hates brandi chastain? >> i'm not sure. those must be harder to do than we think. i feel like they never turn out very well. >> yeah. but do the other ones look like them, because, you know, i'm not hearing complaints about what happened to the guys. >> it is a nice honor, though. she's focusing on that. >> classy. >> she was gracious. >> very classy in a very sad situation that could have turned ugly. >> she's better than me. i know that. >> all right. it's gray outside this morning. hopefully that doesn't have you looking like that plaque here. look what's going on at sfo. we do have delays. make sure you call ahead. there's mist in the air as you see, look to the west across runways and tarmac. slower sunshine. i mean slow sunshine today. this time yesterday we were

sunny. clouds around the bay, at noon. in fact show you that coming up. drizzle tonight, showers still in the forecast for thursday and friday but there is a few signs of summer for memorial day. all right. here is a look at cloud cover covering all neighborhoods. look at noon pretty much covering from about the richmond, san rafael bridge all the way to dumbarton bridge. it may squeeze a little bit. by 4:00, still cloudy around the bay. always cloudy at the coast today. by 7:00 clouds returning to all neighborhoods. here we are in san francisco mid to upper 50s today. south san francisco may hit 61. along east bayshore. mid to upper 60s with 63 in oakland. now as we go to the peninsula, clouds are going to linger here. a little breezy along the coast, mid to upper 50s on the bayside. head to the south bay at argentina yesterday, today below average. upper 60s to low 70s. east bay valleys, look at this. upper 60s pleasanton, san ramon, pretty comfortable. up in the north bay cooler with

mostly sunny conditions upper 60s to low 70s here also. low- to mid-50s tonight with another round of drizzle. about a 30% coverage of showers thursday night to friday. if it gets any greater than that may put storm impact scale on it. sunday and monday, 60s at the coast, 70s and 80s forrest of us. hey, alexis. >> hey, mike. taking a look at a couple of hot spots this morning. zoom in nimitz southbound 880 tough spots to have anything blocking just before state route 92 two-car crash still blocking center lane. that back-up north of state route 238. some better news in the south bay northbound 87 before curtner a long-term crash involving three vehicles. no injuries but quite a bit of debris. that one has finally been pushed off to the shoulder. that drive should start to improve. bay bridge looking okay. heading into san francisco, no major delays. mist and drizzle this morning. certainly keep that in mind. we did have one spinout crash, traveling conditions. some very exciting news. b.a.r.t. getting ready to open the extension bringing service

to antioch. we'll start carrying passengers on saturday. service between the pittsburg baypoint station antioch two miles long. carry between the stations and b.a.r.t. will host a community celebration at the antioch station starting at 11:00 a.m. on friday. >> i love the way the new trains look. thanks, alexis. scarecrows and propane cannons failing to keep birds away from the vineyard in sonoma county. the owners came up with high-tech solution. lasers p the lasers are from the bird control group, which is based in holland. these lasers include beams of lime green light to scare away the birds. apparently that color is used because birds see it best. the bird control group claim grape growers decrease damage by 99.8%. that's a big deal, because becae damage costs winemakers $49

million annually here in california. lights illuminated every night seen miles away at the top of sales force tower. the installation will open tonight. happening prince harry and meghan markle will make this first public appearance post wedding. duke and duchess of sussex will attend 70th birthday for prince harry's father prince charles. many talking about the wedding itself, including the bishop who had the happy couple and world captivated. he and on "good morning america" and talked about the wedding and the power of love. >> it brought all these different worlds together. it brought different nationalities, different ethnicity, religious, people of stripes, political designations. actually for a moment, we were actually together organized around love. >> the royals will honor the charities and military affiliations that the prince of wales supports later today. >> the first time we'll see them

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6:58. if you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, an officer involved shootings in hayward, police and suspect both hospitalized after the shooting last night. investigators looking into how it unfolded. number two chp investigating a huge crash on highway 4 in antioch involving six vehicles. at least three people taken to the hospital, one person has major injuries. all lanes near hillcrest avenue are now open. >> number three, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg will be questioned by lawmakers in the european parliament today. zuckerberg will likely be asked similar privacy questions that he answered on capitol hill last month. number four b.a.r.t. considering closing this hallway that has been a hot spot for drug use at the civic center b.a.r.t. station. riders say it would hold up their commute. b.a.r.t. still needs permission

from state fair marshall. >> number five mist and drizzle through 9:00, a couple hours later at the coast. may gray going to hang around long enough temperatures will reach 50s and 60s this afternoon. >> number six. we still have several incidents out there but probably heaviest back-up on westbound 80 past cartenas toll plaza. we've got left lane blocked due to a cash. all the way to vallejo averaging 10 to 15 miles an hour. number seven, it is harvey milk day. he was the first openly gay person elected into office in california, when he won a seat on san francisco board of supervisors. several events taking place across the city today. we just told people a few days ago how they are going to be redoing muni staying there at harvey milk plaza to make it a better tribute to him. right now it's a little bit plain. that will be cool. >> abc7news.com if you want to check it out. >> thanks for joining us. back in 25 minutes with another

news, weather and traffic update. >> "good morning america" starts right now. good morning, america. deadly flash floods spread across the country. cars under water in north carolina. and crews rescuing people trapped under the highway. and now new concerns about a system brewing in the tropics heading for the gulf coast. ginger is tracking it right now. new threats across texas in the wake of that deadly shooting in sante fe. as we learn more about those terrifying moments in the high school. how hero police were able to corner the gunman in minutes. and the shooter's father now breaks his silence. and we hear what he thinks provoked the rampage. the duke and duchess of sussex making the first official appearance as husband and wife this morning after releasing these official wedding portraits. the mother of the bride there with the queen. and this morning, the u.s. bishop who captivated the world is here live on "gma."