live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, i'm sze. president trump called off the nuclear summit with north korean leader after the threat from the tlatest.and insult for vice >> repesorenter:id the summit b president trump and kim junk unis offer. the president cancel the talks in a letter to kim. >> based on the recent statement of north korea, i've cancel the summit on june 12th. >> reporter: north korean threatened to pull from the talks saying we will neither beg the u.s. for dialogue nor take the trouble to persuade them.

the north aimed at vice president pence calling him a, quote, political dummy, describing him as, quote, ignorant and stupid remarks for what he said on fox news. >> this will only end like the libyan model ended if kim un does not make a deal. >> reporter: they said it's entirely dependent on the decision of the u.s. before the talks were cancelled, north korea claimed it destroyed a nuclear test site, allowing dozens of foreign journalistsem. >> if and when he chooses to engage in constructive dialogue and actions, i am waiting. in the meantime, our very sanctions and maximum pressure campaign will continue. >> the presidentorte agreed to the sum

too quickly and why others have not met with northmenendez said art of diplomacy is harder than art of the deal. abc news, washington. san jose fire investigators confirmed moments ago they are, in fact, looking for an arsonist. more than a half dozen fires broke out within one hour's time this morning in the downtown area. matt keller is live near san jose university near one of the fires, matt? >> reporter: kristen, yes, dangerous fires. check it out. this is one set here in the dumpster. some of the burned out debris at the bottom there, and about 40 feet away, check this out, another one at a san jose state fraternity house. thankfully, nobody was injured. the fires started early in san jose, and sky7 was above the south downtown area at 6:30 this morning as f dumpsters and trash cans in several spots. san jose fire says they were

called to nine or ten in the g. >> reporter: arson investigators are looking into the cause. p landed in their jurisdiction. the fraternity house on east san salvador suffered damage after a garbage can was lit on fire and pushed up against the building. an alert warned students and several others sent in the downtown area. a captain with san jose state police said it was similar to the other fires set in the area. the arsonist pushed a dumpster or canen up no one was injured and no reports of major structure damage, but the hope is this does not progress. and fire resources are not used up chasing these types of fires. >> they were all small fires, but at the peak, we had five engines out of service dealing with the small fires. >> reporter: now, the only thing san jose state had as far as a suspect description was a male

driver of a gray or silver nissan pickup truck. they have to get their electrical panel checked out before the power is turned ba on. matt keller abc 7 news. >> thank you. all lanes of southbound 280 reopened near the 287 morning. it was first reported at 4:00 a.m. the water quickly spread to block all but the far left southbound lane. crews cleared the water and reopened lanes at 8:30 this morning. they did not say what caused the flooding, but happened in the area whyng aast lowednesday. a live look from the sutro but ourmera, very gray out oud, meteorologist mike nicco is tracking rain, mike? >> not a lot of sun in the forecast. look at the curl in the atmosphere, that spin, that's the area of low pressure

bringing unsettled weather late today and early saturday. in fact, we have a 30% coverage of rain today to about a 60% coverage tomorrow. maybe just a 20% because it's going to come in right around midnight. most of us do not have to worry about it today. now, we put the storm impact scale on, and it's one for tomorrow, steady rain, and showers. the breezes, at times, but nothing's going to be damaged by them. that's why it's a light storm. rainfall, becomes measurable daalthg coast morning. for the commute through saturday morning, steyilad and off showers and amounts are light, but they will cause slick spots trying to be out and about. now, you're thinking, holiday weekend. is it going to stay this way? no. we've got 90s by monday. i'll show you that coming up too in the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> quite a change, thank you, mike. developing news, police in oakland are looking for the person who shot and killed a man

during a possible home invasion robbery this week. someone broke into the home on carrington street near 41st avenue after 9:30 tuesday night. officers called to the scene to investigate of a report of a home invasion finding a resident of the home suffering from a fatal gunshot wound. happening later today, bart is expected to decide on an extension that'll shape the future of the commute from the valley into the bay area. five plans are under consideration right now. top options are a pricey five mile extension of the same system to cheaper bus system that's like light rail to be up and running sooner. the bart directors do not get the extension, they'll build through a new tri-valley rail thyitor year. >> the correct decision is to build bart to deliver more, and if they are not willing to do that, i think we should turn over to the authority created through assembly bill 758 and

let us look at possibl is an el multiple unit that runs possibly from the dublin station into tracy. >> some say bart needs to extend at least to the ace train, id l ideally to stockton, to meet the region's population and commute growth. happens bart's board of directors will take the first step to bring wifi to trains. the approve a negotiating agreement with the company to provide tofi platfo. the proposal includes cell service for muni subway service stations in san francisco. bart and muni officials have six months to reach a deal with the company. it would take a few years for the contractor and bart to install the hardware. meantime, a new construction project officially started today. surprisingly, it's a barn. it's goal is to keep ranching alive even if the area continues

to urbanize. our abc 7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is in pleasanton. >> reporter: this is a common scene, concrete poured for the latest development, but this is not for your typical housing project or new skyscraper. this is for a barn. >> thatere's housing that continues to creep in on the open lands and harder and hardser fhards erharder for children to raise animals. >> this is at the fairground, used by kids in 4h and future farmers of america. >> we need the barn because people that live in the city, they can't have large animals because they don't fit in your house, and it's weird to have one in your backyard. >> reporter: officials say getting to this appointment has not been easy. this is seven years in the making. there wereut where

to put it, who would build it, and how to pay for it. >> everything is so difficult to do in government, but we were able to get through it, they dedicated the barn to a 10-year-old killed in a car accident, melissa hunt. her mom says she would have loved it. >> she'd think it's amazing and would be running around in it, directing everybody, making sure that everything was going on schedule. >> she says raising animals teaches kids about responsibility and business. the next generation is ready to step in. they are raising small animals now, but dreaming big about what they can do here. >> i actually don't raise large animals, but i might soon because of the o open in february. in pleasanton, abc 7 news. maybe they shouldn't be in the country. that's what president trump said about nfl players who don't stand for the national anthem. more fallout from the league's

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or the flag, there would be a fine from the league against the team. >> reporter: under the new rules, players may stay in the locker room during the star spangled banner, or stand or face fines. president trump said those w this morning on fox news, he goes another step bard. >> i don't thinkeoeyoplu sulho the national anthem. you shouldn't be playing. you shouldn't be there. maybe you shouldn't be in the country. you have to stand proudly for the national anthem, and nfl owners did the right thing if that's what they have done. >> reporter: players disagree with the policy, and chris long tweeting, this is not patriotism, don't get it confused. the players say they are protesting racial inequality and police brutality. >> protests brought a ton of awareness to the abuses of power that are going on in our country, and i think that was a great method to start a

conversation. >> reporter: while team owners voted unanimously for the new rule, one, jed york, chose to abstain. >> there's so much morjue, t yo standing. > reporter: he says the team plans to close concession stands during anthem to show respect. christopher johnson says if the players protest, he'll pay the fine. abc news, new york. 49ers linebacker reuben foster could rejoin the team today after being dismissed of domestic violence charges. we were in san jose as fosters walked out of court yesterday, no comment, but a thumbs up there. foster's exgirlfriend recanted the story saying she wanted to ruin his career after he broke up with her. foster's place on the team is one that must be earned. foster faces a misdemeanor gun charge. the da's office released a statement that reads, in part,

"we're disappointed because the evidence demonstrated mr. foster seer seriously hurt his girlfriend, and some wonder why we think that when he said she dn't. recantation is common among domestic violence victims." my god, dead. that's the special tonight on abc. what fans can expect to see and >>arn. >nd like san jose, 11th day in a row of below average temperatures. this calendar shows you all the days below average, and only six above, and today will be 12th in a row because look at this. the clouds are going to keep us 5-10 degrees below average, but i promise you after the

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now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> the 2018 hurricane season forecast is out. a near normal to slightly above average hurricane season. now, this forecast comes from the national oceanianic and atmosphereic administration. they just released the forecast. the hurricane season starts friday, june 1st through the end of november. if you like to vacation in mexico, on the gulf side or caribbean, that's something to pay attention to. here's a look at what's happening here. it is not even summer-like whatsoever. again, you can see the cloud cover in gray. eneansolano and santa clara 60s there, but the rest of us in the upper 50s.87, south of the

airport, cloudy, cool highs continue, and the next one, concerns are chance of rain and showers for friday, and prepare for warmth in the bay and h us our air conditioner in a three to four day span today, about 7, 73 in the bay, and 50s at the coast. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. itet there. winds are not stout, but picking up at 3:00 this afternoon through 10:00 on the bay, else t of the golden gate. we may see a few bright spots like we did yesterday, if you are out and grab thet.ouab sunglasses from o time, and it's cool all day at our beaches. still have delays, in fact, they havero swnince according to the faa, so make sure you call ahead if you are heading out to sfo. mainly cloudy,

on57-63, a little sun takes us from c57loudy again, and temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, grab a c but out at midnight in the mid-50s, steady drizzle develops. dress warm for the game, and tonight, temperatures are the same as they have been, low to mid-50s, but look at the green on the map. this is how it looks now. what we're going to deal with as far as future clouds in gray here, rain in green, yellownd morning, some steady drizzle, rain, and showers popping up. they sit on top of us. see the counter clockwise rotation? that's still here at noon. we'll continue to have showers during the evening hours, but they taper a little bit before you see that cold front sweep throw overnight until 7:00 saturday morning.

a last push of showers on the light side, and then increasing sunshine for saturday. so if you are headed to bottle rock, mid-60s tomorrow, you'll get wet from time to time. low 70s and sun saturday afternoon, and mostly sunny sunday and low 80s in napa. temperatures are stuck in the mid 50s, and santa cruz in the mid-60s to low 70s by the end of the holiday, and the are rest of us, sunday, 60, 70s, and 80s, 80 in the bay, and 90 inland. >> great barbecue weather. >> it will be great, sunday bet. ndabc news has a special called "the last days of michael jackson," a behind the scenes look with rare footage showing jackson from child prodigy to his this is it tour. >> off stage. i found a personality that's me. i can't get away from that.

>> that was michael jackson from 1979 showing what many believe to be a conflicted personality. ryan smith believes the show illustrates the effect of him missing out on a normal childhood. >> they talk about being a close knit family, spending time together, and he talked about how his friends his lot of frie or do what kids would normally do, anddurome of that throughou his life. the people we talked to talk about how the family was close, but that childhood was not what he got that traditional childhood, and i think in some ways always looking for that. >> the last days of michael jackson airs tonight at 8:00 right here on abc 7. okay. no arguments over this. men or women more efficient navigators? the n

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aeg oakland community foundation and warriors community foundation. doors open at 5:00, tipoff at 6:00 p.m. it is a polarizing debate splitting families. who navigates better? men or women? one study from uc santa barbara says men are more efficient navigators, depends on whether you define "efficient" as better, and they found that when navigating in a known environment, men take shortcuts to reach their destinations more quickly and women use routes they know well so men get to the destinations more quickly, but keep in mind, differences are average performances and tendencies. researchers say results may be related to men tending to spend more time playing video games than women. so there's also the debate over is it you always want to be somewhere quickly or nice to look and wander a bit and take the more beautiful route if not the more quick route?

>> depends on the mood. >> exactly. more studies are needed. >> yes, leaving it at that.

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