now from abc7 it, live breaking news. >> that breaking news is happening right now near toronto. 15 people injured and two suspects on the loose tonight following a bombing at strant. three of the injuried are in critical condition. the indian restaurant is located in a busy shopping center. the peal regional police put out a photo showing two people they're looking for. the men took off immediately following the explosion. this blast happened a month after a man drove a van down a busy street in toronto killing ten people. i'm eric thomas. dan ama are off. now to our other top story. this proposed plan to get b.a.r.t. to liver more will not be happening soon. in a controversial vote tonight, the board voted down the expensive expansion.

lisa ga leashian was at the meeting. >> reporter: frustration from many in the packed b.a.r.t. board meeting. after hours of testimony, the board voted down the possibility of b.a.r.t. expanding to liver more. right now the line stops in dublin. this man lives in stockton but commutes to the city every day. >> takes me like about two and a half hours, two or two and a half. >> each way. >> yeah. i'm darn near pulling a part time job just by trying to get to work and back home. >> reporter: many have similar commuter horror stories. >> during week i have to leave home at 5:00 a.m. to be sure i'm not late to work, 7:00 start. i'm only 35 miles away. >> reporter: others especially those living in oakland want the dollars spent elsewhere. >> something more like a hi-tech bus where you get comfort inside and efficiency outside. >> why are we building out to the suburbs that we could be

improving the people like me use all the time. >> reporter: the board could have built a light rail or created a commuter bus system. members it decided on no further action till june 30th. that coincides with when a separate entity called the tri-valley san joaquin valley rail authority takes over future expansion plans. in oakland, lisa emin ga lesion, abc7 news. >> a stunning fall for harvey weinstein tonight seven months after the reports that unleashes a flood of accusations and sparked a movement. he will turn himself in tomorrow with new revel layings of alleged sexual misconduct by a hollywood star. maggie rhule has the story. >> eight women claimed actor morgan freeman harassed them on movie sets or other professional settings. one caught on tape. >> i'm enjoying bachelor life immensely. i get to look at you and drool.

>> reporter: this reporter says she did not find the words offensive but cnn entertainment report remember chloe ma law says she started to investigate free man after he subjected her to inappropriate behavior at a press junket. free man says everyone who has worked with me knows i would not knowingly make anyone feel uneasy. i felt to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected. and new developments with another hollywood heavyweight. harvey weinstein is expected to turn himself in to new york city police on friday. he has been under investigation for months by the manhattan district attorney's office for alleged sexual misconduct. lucia evans says in 2004, weinstein forced her to perform a sexual act on him and de la huerta says he raped her in

2010. 80 women accused him of rap, sexual assault or harassment. he denied all charges. when he turns himself in here in new york, these will be the first criminal charges against him. he's under investigationings in l.a., the uk and federal prosecutors here in the u.s. >> the accusations against him span decades. abc7 news reporter kate larson is here to explain why it's taking so longing. > thanks to the me, too and time's up movement, many victims feel they are safe to come forward and seek justice. this is not just about harvey weinstein. this is about giving power back to all the victims of sexual abuse. harvey weinstein who personifies is the me, too movement is facing potential rape charges friday. >> this case should have been brought 14 years ago. >> this is a sexual assault prosecutor in san francisco. she's referring to the evans accusations which date back to

2004. >> what the difference is now with bill cosby, harvey weinstein and others we have better jury instructions, better cultural awareness and people understand now why a victim could be paralyzed with fear and not resist in the moment, why somebody would not want to come forward. >> she is the general counsel for we said enough. one of "time" magazine's silence breakers founded the non-profit to help victims speak up. >> we don't blame people for getting mugged or getting carjacked. we don't blame people for property crimes. why should we blame victims of sexual assault crimes? >> she says prosecuting weinstein sends a powerful message to survivors that their attacks will be held accountable. abc 67 news. >> turning now to our weather as you get ready for the long weekend, a live look outside from our emeryville camera. you can make out the clouds up there. what are they going to turn into? >> sandhya patel.

>> a late season storm is going to release showers from the clouds. i want to slow you live doppler 7 right now. there's a lot of green over land. that is not moisture reaping the ground. it's on the way. you'll notice lightning strikes north of ft. bragg north of the bay area. can't rule out a thunderstorm here. when it moves on shore, this level 1 system overnight through tomorrow will bring us spotty light showers, less than .15 inch for most areas. a look at major changes for the holiday weekend coming up. >> thank you. no charges will be filed against the san francisco police officers involved in two deadly high profile shootingsings. abc7 was at the hall of justice when the announcement was made. it's a decision he is clearly uncomfortable with. >> the conflict that i have is i don't necessarily believe that the use of force was necessary. right? but the law doesn't necessarily

care about whether it was necessary or not. >> the first shooting was mario woods in december of 2015. officers were seen surrounding him ordering him to drop a knife that ended in a barrage of gunfire. the other happened in april of 2016. luis gongora was shot after police say he charged with a kitchen knife. the decision not to file charges did not go over well with the families or the lawyer representing them. >> the system has let myself and this family down. >> there is just more of the same from what is supposed to be a hall of justice but turned into a hall of injustice. >> the san francisco police officers association says in both cases the police acted within the department's rules. a san jose kindergarten teacher has been accused of inappropriately touching a 9-year-old female student. 61-year-old eduard frerking was arrested yesterday at dahl elementary school.

police say he inappropriately touchdowned the victim a few weeks earlier after asking him to help her get his classroom ready for the day. an armed civilian shot and killed a man who walked into an oklahoma city restaurant and open fire. the man shot a woman and young girl. they're expected to survive. another man suffered a broken arm trying to get away. the civilian killed the shooter in the parking lot. so far the attack is called a random act. a first for an officer in washington state tonight. guy gil tweeted these photos. a driver saw a small on the in the air. drove for 18 miles, stopped for gas and found a gun stuck in the front of his car. it's not clear if it came from an overpass or from other vehicle. the which wayia volcano is producing an unusual sight that could be dangerous. blue flamesing be seen burning cracks in the pavement. the effect is caused by methane

gas produced when lava burns plants and trees. here's the new fear. any methane trapped underground could trigger explosions. heavy track near at&t park. our abc7 news camera caught the fireworks a little over an hour ago that capped off san francisco state's graduation ceremony. the university took over the ballpark for the night. we saw traffic before the ceremony starred. san francisco city hall is lit up tonight in purple and gold to honor it the graduates. this is a live look. those are san francisco state's colors. a race against time tonight for passengers standed at sfo. many are finally in the air again. will they make it backing to ireland in time for a historic vote? a freak accident at a crematorium in southern california. let's just say this isn't smoke shooting into the sky. and listening in. the warning tonight for amazon echo users after the device

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a new concern tonight after a frustrating 24 hours for strand add aer lingus passengers at sfo. the plane clipped a wing after landing wednesday. tonight it's on its way back to dublin but many are trying to get home in time for a historic vote. katie eunice has the story. >> reporter: too wide of a turn caused there plane to scrape its

wing on a pillar at sfo. 9 collision stranded passengers overnight wednesday and late into thursday. >> aer lingus are being so rubbish in terms of giving any information. >> reporter: karen martin and stuart are trying to get back to the uk. they say police officers were brought in for the frustrated crowds sfloods we arrived today. four police officers were there for the 3:30 flight at midday. they knew the flight wasn't going at 3:30. >> reporter: the delays are an added hurdle for the many irish expats trying to vote by friday. a reserve dum could overturn the country's near total ban on abortion. the air crew just arrived so the flight will happen with about 200 passengers on board. >> yes, we are happy to go home. because it's tomorrow is the day of the vote. 10:00 in the nighttime. >> apparently they're flying three engineers out from ireland to fix it. i don't know how i feel about that. >> perhaps a drink to calm the

nerves and reassurance there's no need to be worried. >> not at all, no, no. we have a marvelous air flight crew. >> reporter: the flight departed at 8:55 with a repaired wing. abc 67 news. >> a family whose french bulldog died on a united flight settled with the airline. it was placed in an overhead bin after a attendant told the family to put it there before taking off. by the time plane land in new york, the dog died. the family is receiving financial compensation and united changed its policy on pets flying. a freak accident at a crematorium in southern california. human ashes filled the air after a furnace door was left open at the cortes family crematorium in national city. the cloud moved towards a best buy and walmart. taid there was ir pollution never a health risk and no one reported any issues. an oregon couple has unplugged all the amazon echo

devices in their home after one recorded a personal conversation and sent it to a random person in their contact list. that person called the couple and told them he received an audio file of them talking about hardwood floors. the echo owner called amazon who apologized saying is the device interpreted a word ascend message. >> i felt invaded like total privacy invasion. i'm never plugging that device in again. i can't trust it. >> amazon said it investigated the incident, determined it was an extremely rare occurrence and will take steps to avoid it in the future. now time for a check on the weather forecast. we got rain. i know it's may and we've got rain headed this way. >> we get showers in may but this is really late in the season. here's the deal. make sure have you your umbrellas ready when you get out the door tomorrow morning, you will need them. right now live doppler 7 taking

you into street level radar around marin county. highway 101, bridgeway, stinson beach starting to see some showers beginning to develop. temperatures right now the 40s, 50s. i do want to show you a time lapse from our south beach camera. san francisco state university graduates, celebrating in style there with the fireworks going off with a bang. it's a good thing that the graduation was tonight because if the celebration was taking place tomorrow, it could be a different story. basically what's happening is we have a late season storm coming in. scattered showers tomorrow. clearing and milder saturday afternoon. we're looking at much warmer weather sunday and memorial day. a live picture right now from our 87 camera. you will notice the clouds are pretty thick across the bay area. soon you'll be seeing wed roadways. it's a level one light system. spotty light showers less than

15 inch for most of you. a slight chance of thunder as the system passes through. 4:00 a.m., you will see some areas are turning slippery. 5:00 a.m., more moisture moving in. scattered showers between 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. as we head towards 8:00 a.m., you need extra time. the roads will be slippery. noon, the showers are more isolated in nature. the evening we'll keep a couple of showers in between 5 acand 8:00 p.m. and then going into early saturday morning, one more trailing shower before the clouds begin to clear and the sun comes out for your saturday afternoon. your weekend is not a washout although this moisture is definitely beneficial here in the bay area especially heading towards fire season. winter weather advisory for the sierra, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow through 3:00 a.m. saturda. highest peaks may see five inches. travel could be an issue although most of that snow will be above pass levels if you're

going to be out and about. outdoor activities through saturday morning could be impacted. first thing tomorrow morning, upper 40s to the low 50s. scattered showers. we keep the showers in the forecast. a cool day. upper 50s to upper 60s. as you check out what's ahead for bottle rock in napa, a couple of showers tomorrow. it's not going to be a washout. take your rain gear with you. sunday, sunny, warmer. good looking weather for all the festivities around the bay area. scattered showers level one system for tomorrow. afternoon clearing saturday. it is warming up. much warmer sunday. monday it's eat heating up for memorial day. mid 60s coast. temperatures will remain close to that on tuesday before we see sharply cooler conditions. eric will be here 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. tracking the system with live doppler system. >> sandyia, thank you very much. up next, the s

yeah. you know that faces? barack obama was spotted today in san francisco south of market. this picture comes from the san francisco public defender's office which spotted him. according to to a spokesman, the former president jokingly said get back to work. he's a lawyer. he can say that. all right. they needed defense period the warriors did. >> slae they're struggling on offense. you can't turn the ball over. mr. obama was a huge basketball fan. steve kerr says he feels great where the warriors are right now. really? i'll have what steve's drinking. the dubs on the brink of

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steph answering. sweet reverse layup. he had 22 points. paul didn't have a field goal in the first half. come on. finishes with 20. another impossible three. fourths quarter, after a warriors time-out, draymond's inbounds pass to the beard? terrible. finishes with 19. 1:20 left, down four. draymond redeems himself. a one-point game. paul going one-on-one, comes up grabbing his right hamstring. he looked to be in a lot of pain and had to go to the bench. sim seconds left, down two. draymond up the court. the 18th turnover of the game. the warriors can't get a good look at the end of the game. rockets win 98-94 and take a 3-2 series lead. >> i feel great about where we are right now. that may sound crazy but i feel it. i know exactly what i'm seeing out there. just too many turnovers,

too.reaches. and if we settle down a little bit, we'll in really good shape. >> still confident. we had some opportunities to win the last two games and didn't close it out. but we can learn from it and we got another opportunity. >> what we've put on the floor in the last two games could have been two wins. we know the things we can improve on improve on those things. >> we'll see. on to baseball, a's and mariners. oakland scored all four runs in the first. pis could thety off of fernandez. marcus semien and matt chapman both score. mariners down 4-2. it's a 4-3 game. bring on closer, blake gets the save. strikes out mike za anyone know. giants had the day off. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. game six saturday at oracle arena.

do or die. who knows if chris paul can go with the hamstring. figure da la comes back from the knee contusion, if advantage warriors, you would force game seven. they can't have this nervous offense unsure whether they're running isoball or the beautiful passing game we're used to seeing from the warriors. they looked lost at times. >> d'antoni is out coaching steve kerr in the series so

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