live where you live, this is abc 7 news. middle school students evacuate chasm pampus this morn after gunfire breaks out in the latest school shooting in indiana. a teacher and student are treated for wounds. we don't know the extent of the injuries right now, but we have just learned that a student witnessed a science teacher tackle that suspect, knocking the gun out of his young hands. this morning's shooting happened at a middle school in noblesville, a mid size suburb north of indianapolis. police from several communities raced to the scene after reports of shots fired. one student counted 16 shots. officials talked about the boy they detained afterwards.

>> we believe he is the involved suspect. we have no reason to believe that there is any kind of a threat connected to this incident anywhere else. >> students boarded busses once police determined the campus was safe. the busses took students to a place where they reunited with families. the shooting comes a week after a teenage boy is accused of opening fire at his texas high school killing ten. wearing cuffs and a smile, harvey weinstein leaves a new york city police station this morning charged with rape and sexual assault seven months since allegations against him sparked the me too movement. maggie has details. >> reporter: this morning, harvey weinstein has turned himself in to authorities. >> mr. weinstein will enter a plea of not guilty. >> reporter: surrendering to the police. >> we intend to move very

quickly to dismiss these charges. we believe that they are constitutionally flawed. >> reporter: rose mcgown, one of weinstein's first accusers. >> i have to admit, i don't think i'd see the day he'd have cuffs on him. >> reporter: today's charges come from two other women, including former aspiring actress, lucia evans saying in october weinstein weinstein overpowered her and forced her to perform a sexual act in a business meeting in 2004. i said over and over, i don't want to do this, stop, don't. >> when i first began speaking to harvey weinstein's accusers, they were terrified. >> reporter: he broke the stories with the accusers from the beginning. >> now it's a universe in which it's conceivable survivors speak on an issue like this on someone that powerful. >> reporter: harvey weinstein walked out of the door a short

time ago posting a a $1 million cash bail. he's allowed to travel in the new york connecticut area with a tracking device and the cowill s 24/7. abc news, new york. a reminder, visit rces on w harassment, domestic violence, human rights, bullying, and school safety. we have links to connect you directly to your local lawmakers. the bay area is wet this morning, thanks to a late spring storm. it ranks a 1 as you see on the storm impact scale. our meteorotstgis clears up for memorial day weekend, mike? >> we'll talk about that storm that's going to impact us just today, maybe a little bit tonight, but not for the rest of the holiday weekend. it's going to bring us spotty light showers, less than .15 inch with a slight chance of thunder. you can see from the sutro tower, there's breaks in the cloud cover with the rain drops that have been fairly light so

far, .05 in santa saro on .01, nearly .25 in the mountains. on live doppler 7, it's quiet now, just a little bit of a sprinkle showing up in solano county and the the santa cruz mountains. moving out, the next six hours, the area in green, we have the best chance of any of that lightning, so if you are out and about, especially today, make sure you track the storm where you live with the abc 7 news app. there's live doppler 7 so you get hour by hour conditions in your neighborhood. 90s on the way for the rest of the forecast. that in a minute. >> all right, thank you, mike, and wet roads are part of the challenge this memorial day weekend getaway. two big riga idcc aen mtsad highways. our traffic roeeporter is here with the start off with the semijackknifing and bursting

1:, d this basically shut down eastbound 80e hours, and then we t w bheeroreef dealing of lane closures after that. this is a look at things later in the morng,in then we had a second crash in that same area, unfortunately, that secondary crash involved a fatality. ar impsprmaing, now at we reopened, and the offramp from eastbound 80 to closed, and that's it. we have less than a mile backup. that's really improved. but, boy, talking the other major issue, northbound 880, all main tre's e offramp closed with a street sweeper on scene. hopefully that ramp opens soon. well. that one happened at 3:30 this morning. the semi pulled over, but the

engulfed, a long cleanup this morning too. as i've been saying, a busier from here as people go to napa for bottle rockndndnd air. abc 7 news reporter, matt keller, is live in san jose with a look at the holiday travel rush, hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, yes, guess what, sprinkles here in san jose, so add that to the traffic we're going to be seeing. we got gas prices that are highest seen in four years for the weekend, but it's not keeping people off the roads or from hopping on an airplane. whistle while you work. okay. it's not exactly a fairy tale at the airport this weekend. mm more than 25,000 passengers are expected to depart today, a new record. that's because the airport has now airlines, flights issue and destinations, and add in the holiday weekend and normally serene experience in san jose becomes more hectic.

you worry about lines or anything like that? >> yeah, i'm here in plenty of time, but, yeah, it's -- >> reporter: that's -- i'm making you worried? >> yes. >> reporter: asking all the questions. >> now i have to go. >> reporter: the roads are busier, and aaa says 41.5 million americans are traveling over the next few days with most of them driving. in fact, this will be the busiest memorial day weekend in more than 12 years. >> i know it's a busy weekend, but getting there as soon as possible, that's the best thing. >> reporter: travel delays on roads could be three times longer than normal. maybe that's why amtrak is busy too with more than 320,000 customers taking the train over the next week. options are always good. >> i might fly. >> reporter: fly? avoid roads. >> avoid roads, just fly. less than an hour flight anyway, so better. >> reporter: could be an hour from here to the freeway. >> exactly. >> reporter: i've got a a tip for you.

aaa says the worst time of the day to travel here in the bay area for the whole entire weekend, in fact, is going to be today from 3:00 to 5:30 because that's normal commuters after getting off work and headed home and adding in holidayimveera t. be okay. reporting live in san jose, abc 7 news, matt keller. >> thank you so much, matt. right now, the popular bottle rock napa valley vest fall is opening doors to kick off a three-day music extravagan extravaganza. you're looking at the lineup, including big names like bruno mars, snoop dog, and the killers. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in napa. exciting you can watch this without a couch. >> reporter: that's right. you can live stream it on itthtwey are doing that, and so those of you who don't have tickets, don't worry. here's a look at people who do have tickets. they are in line, ready to get in. some of them are bundled up. it's chilly out here, but it's not raining, just sprinkles.

i checked in with the ceo, and he's relieved. he was expecting worse weather, so he thinks everything looks good. the gates are about to open for the festival, which is a bit different than all the others. it's tough to decide which is the biggest star at napa's bottle rock festival. the music on five stages or the wine. >> it's almost like coachella meets aspen food and wine, a great competition. what's the best. >> reporter: there's a seller in front of the main stage and expect to go through so much wine, it's stocked offsite just in case. >> we'll sell somewhere between 800 to 1,000 cases of wine we'll pour during the festival. people drink a lot of wine. >> reporter: while they drink, they will be entertained. 36 acts including the killers are performing, explaining the record-fast ticket sales this year. $700, three day vip tickets sold out in tickets. >> i save up for it.

it's worth it. last year, if i was to compare it to what i spent just this see foo fighters in concert to what i paid to bottle rock, it's a $50 difference. >> reporter: they worked hard to improve the relationship with the community. the first year, it was a rough start. >> there were probably 400 to 600 people showing up for public meetings with concerns. this year, our public meeting, we had seven people attending, and no complaints, and two complemen complements. >> reporter: to keep it that way, he's keeping a promise to residents. the concerts end at 10:00 that were all three nights. >> we pull the plug on bruno if he's a second past 10:00 p.m. we don't want to do it, but we will. >> reporter: i couldn't do it. >> it's tough. >> reporter: i couldn't do it. not to bruno. he plays on sunday, muse sundaye tonight's headliner, food network is giving food demonstrations. there's a lot here, but one thing it does not have?

tickets. it is sold out. reporting live in napa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much. attention, bart riders, important information is coming your way. the new service kicking off this weekend, and the free ride being offered today. bad news for the rockets, good news for lineup for the must-win game at oracle.

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new at 11:00, the city of dublin state of the art recreation and aquatic complex, the wave, will reopen to the public tomorrow. one of its biggest attractions is open, the 48-foot high emerald plunge slide. you're looking at it. it was shut down a year ago after a 10-year-old boy violently careened off the slide. we have video, but it may be difficult to watch. look at that, the boy was not seriously injured. the family sued the ride's maker and city. after the weekend, the park is open daily beginning june 2nd. commuters face major delays following a mishap inside the castro street station. a light rail derailed as it departed at 6:30 this morning. nobody was hurt. now, crews must get the train back on the tracks before service is restored between

church street and west portal stations. >> it's going to have to be a rerail, which, in this case, a fair fairly long process. at least three to four hours. we're focusing about on the train and infrastructure as part of the review. >> muni busses are shuttling customers between church and west portal until the damaged train is removed and tracks deemed safe. customers may see delays on other lines because the agency is diverting busses to help shuttle stranded metro passengers. happening today, passengers can ride bart's now e-bart exnsion to antioch for free. they dedicated the service today. diesel powered passengers 10 miles. there's two new stations on the line. as part of the dedication there's free rides on the e-bart extension from 1:00 this afternoon to 8:00 tonight. regular service begins tomorrow morning. a break for the warriors as they faced elimination in the

western conference finals. houston rockets announced this morning, the superstar guard, chris paul, will not play in game sixomorwrot right hamstrin strain on this play in the final minute of game five last night. the rockets held on to win and take a 3-2 lead now in the best of seven series. warriors hope with the return of andre iguadala missing two games, both losses, with a knee injury. we'll see. can you imagine alexa recording a private conversation in your home, and then sending it to random person you know? well, that happened. how the couple found out, and what nay did immediately afterwards. we're trying to kick off summer this weekend, but today is the 13th day in a row of below average temperatures, and here's one of the reasons why. we still have the potential for some wet weather through tomorrow morning, and we'll take an hour by hour look at that in

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now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> not the only ones with wet weather. look at this from heavenly up in lake tahoe. it's wet up there, and there's a flood watch for the green area, one mud slide so far this week, and more are possible. above 8,000 feet, there's a possibility of snow up to 3 inches in the highest peaks, up to 5 inches, and this is possible through 5:00 tomorrow morning. here's a look at my seven-day forecast. quick, headed up to tahoe, snow down to 8,000 feet tomorrow, but finally, the sun comes out, and look at the temperatures, actually warming above average

for monday, tuesday, and wednesday, and cooling back close to average by thursday. the string of thunderstorms just about over up there. back here at home, clouds causing delays at sfo with it being a holiday weekend, call ahead. cool highs today, showers possible. that's the first accuweather highlight. chance of showers lessens overnight, and then there's wild temperature swings. winds are light, barely green in the santa cruz mountains and diablo range to the delta. these are all going to rotate in a counter clock wise fashion with the low on top of us. any time there's a stray light shower, sprinkles up in napa, and overnight, you can see a chance when we wake up at 8:00 tomorrow morning, especially in the santa cruz mountains. breezes tomorrow, brdrier air, increasing sun, but one or two sprinkles possible in the north bay mountains until 6:00, and

all bets off for that. let's take a look at that rain potential again. you can see it's just not a lot out there, and another .05 possible if you are caught under one of the showers. this is the way it breaks down the next temperatures in the 50s and 60s, with that cncste arng ati littl late this afternoon. breaking through the clouds. now, the coliseum, 6:35, that's not the usual time. it's a fireworks night, and cloud base is high enough they'll get fireworks in. 60 when the fireworks it gofo just keep the dust down today. 72 and sun tomoow, with strong sunshine so wear that sunscreen sunday. santa cruzun sunday, and warme monday at 7 2.

less sun in half moon bay temperatures run in the low to mi mid-60s. alberto is going to head up into the gulf of mexico and look at some of the heavynai r that's going to develop from the mouth of the mississippi river to miami. looks like they are flooding out of that system, the worst part. this is the first one of the season. tee season officially does n mperatures? monday and tuesday, 60s at the coast, t bay, low 90s inland, and then 60s wednesday. >> so cool overall this season. >> right, and only two warm days and it's cool again. >> it's a taste, thank you, mike. it was a high school prom student in new jersey will definitely remember what a night. look at this. yeah. the dance last night was cut short when the yacht rear ended another boat on the hudson. 100 students and faculty on

board. they will try to hold another prom before graduation. >> an oregon family was alarmed to learn their amazon echo recorded a conversation and sent it to a random person in their contacts. the family said they received a call from the person saying he thought their echo had been hacked. amazon confirmed that the conversation was recorded because the device interpreted a record as, alexa, the command that wakes up the machine. it then interpreted the conversation as a send message request, and amazo extremely ra occurrence, and it will take steps to ro ppgn thdoi tt futhaure. it's definitely alarming. all right. do you love pets? keep it here, mike nicco has more about the playful friend

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energy, be very playful, a 4-year-old cat, gets along with other cats, great news if you have some like we do already. one of the favorite things to do? bird watch. >> that's cool. does it like studying birds or playing with birds, or chasing apple then eating them? >> says watching birds. let's go with that. >> sounds good. >> gosh, sorry, slater, you're adorable, you love birds and other cats, i'm sure everybody would love to have you in their

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