good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> g. thank you for joining us. on this saturday, may 26th. i'm mat keller in for chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the weather. >> happy memorial day weekend, everyone. we are starting out with plenty of clouds. even some mis, drizzle and a few showers early on. live doppler 7 shows all the cloud cover, that on-shore flow and there is a pressure that will allow for slow clearing today. 53 in san francisco, santa rosa, and fremont. we are looking at temperatures this morning to be on the cooler side of average. notice the winds are looking at -- out of the west, 26 miles an hour, and out of the west over in oakland as well. so the breezy winds will be with

us throughout the day'd tom we will see some sunshine throughout the morning hours and we are looking at a big warmup for tomorrow. toeflg news out of the east bay. oakland firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire near the coliseum. firefighters say flames broke out at 10:40 last night in a roofing materials yard. after the a's fireworks show. you see heavy smoke in the area. bart service was not impacted. no injuries were reported. no reports on what caused the fire. police are vetting a shooting in the fillmore neighborhood near golden gate avenue. you can see several officers in the area collecting evidence. we have calls into the police department about more details about what led up to the shooting. two men took a joyride on electric scooters on the bay bridge. commuters were stunned to see

them on their afternoon commute on thursday creating a traffic nightmare. cornell barnard tells us the chp is not amused. >> reporter: the bay bridge is meant for cars and trucks but certainly not these guys. >> look at this [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: this driver used his cell phone to capture two young men riding their motorized scooters on the eastbound lane article? ing thursday afternoon's commute. >> i thought it was [ bleep ] crazy. >> reporter: that driver wants to remain aunanimous mouse. he first encounted them on first street. he expected them to make a right on harrison but they kept going onto the bay bridge. the scooters can only go 15 miles an hour but this pair seemed to be having a blast. >> seems like they didn't care. they didn't have a care in the world. they were having a good time. >> reporter: the chp got several calls about the bay scooters when officers never found them. we showed it to this officer.

he says it is a first. >> completely illegal. no motorcycle of any kind can be up on the freeway. >> reporter: the two are riding bright green scooters owned by lime. they sent us a statement. this week, san francisco issued an ultimatum to scooter companies to remove them from city streets by june 4th while officials work on a permitting process. meantime, drivers, keep an eye out for these two. they might be back. concord police are investigating after the driver of a van was stabbed outside a cvs store on tree boulevard on clayton road. he was waved down by a man in the parking lot. when he stopped to see what he wanted the drive was attacked. the passenger said nothing triggered the attack.

>> mys about pulled over and asked him what his deal was and the guy pulled out a knife, stabbed my boss in the neck and took off running. >> the driver was stobd in the throat and the neck and is in critical condition. police searched for the stabber but have now called it off. protests after officers were not charge in two deadly shootings. abc news was on valencia street where nearly 100 none straightors blocked traffic. one officer shot and killed a man on meth in 2016. another killed another man who was acting as frommively. thursday the l.a. announced the officers will not face criminal charges because no crime was committed. a 24th annual memorial service honoring jenny lynn, a

14-year-old who was brutally murdered in her home in 1994 was held last night. each year her family hold a vigil as pinson has not been found. a group of south bay runners who were burned out of their homes 38 days ago is demanding their landlord let them back into their units. abc news was at the summer wind apartments last night. last month this fire damaged 36 rent controlled apartments. since then renters claim they haven't been allowed to return to their homes. >> they gave us a few days to get in and get the essential. after that we have been shut down 30 days trying to get back into the units and they would not let us. >> a spokesman didn't say why they were not allowed back in.

enders taped a letter with their demands onto the window of the landlord's office. these are some of the first official determination from the deadly wildfires last season. this may change the fire liability requirements. >> there is a distance required from their lines. >> reporter: he says pge is in the wrong. they said trees coming into contact with power lines is the cause of four major fires. >> determined that pg&e failed to remove a tree in the proximity of a power line. >> reporter: these fires took place in early october of last year. in three of the cases cal fire says pg&e violated state code.

an agency has sent its findings to local prosecutors. pg&e wouldn't go on camera with us. instead it released the following statement. based on the information we have so far, we believe our overall programs met our state's high standards. the utility points to climate change and increased fire dangers as a challenge for the industry. it says the state's policies on wildfire liability are unsustainable. >> they are trying to create that fear so that we would change the wlau and take them off the hook. that's what they are trying to do. >> reporter: he says as the law stand now pgm shareholders are liable for damages if the utility is found negligent when a wire cars. cal fire has not yet officially determined the cause of the deadly north bay fires. katie utehs abc7 news. a bottle belonging to a passenger on flight 2087 exploded mid air spilling a

liquid in the cabin. the flight crew called for fifrts to check it out. haz-mat teams determined there was no hazard. one passenger was que que police and released. another airling us flight was canceled due to cargo seals. this is not related to wednesday's incident when the tip of a wing clipped a building at sfo. >> i asked if i could get to barcelona. and they said that the flight to dub he listen was booked that day, completely full, that i would have to wait until the 8:30 to which i told them that i wouldn't be able to make my connect on the 8:30. and they basically said they couldn't help me with that. >> that man is supposed to start a study aprod program in spain on monday. some fellow passengers have been stranded since wednesday. airling us says out gave them overnight accommodations.

exit polls show for abortions in ireland. the bart extension to antioch is ready for its first official day of business in just a few hours. it goes from antioch and pittsburgh center. the extex cost $525 million. antioch trains run on a different type of track than regular bart trains meaning passengers have to switch trains at the next platform station. an 11-minute ride. >> i'm wondering if they will have some sprinkles on the platform? >> yes, definitely system out there. it's departing today, in time for the memorial day weekend. we will see increasing sun. it ley may tyke some time to clear. 53 dount. 55 in oakland. breezy west winds.

as we get through the afternoon it will become brighter. how warm will it get? what will be the warmest day out of the three-day weekend? i will have the answers coming up. next, a sex assault scandal claims the head of a major california university. also warriors are now

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president of usc announced he will step down after he was accused of mishandling a sex scandal involving a school gynecologist. the 2016 internal investigation found dr. george tindall conducted inappropriate exams but the university did not report the findings to the state medical board. former movie mogul harvey weinstein has posted $1 million

bail after surrendering to police an allegations of rape and criminal sex acts. the charges stem from encounters with two women. weinstein denies the allegations. he has given up his passport and expected back in court in late july. scientists from the marine mammal center confirmed the female fin whale found in salinas was killed by a ship strike, the third in the past week. the others were discovered at jack london square in oakland and tennessee valley beach in marin county. kylie jenner tweeted today it is the last day to visit her pop up shop in san francisco. the store, featuring her line of cosmetics and apparel opened eight days ago with a great deal of fanfare. legions of fans stood in line to got in and do some shopping as well as catch a glimpse of jenner when she arrived. today is the second day of the first big day area music

festival of the season. bottle rockets opened up the season. dee onlim sampled some of the excitement yesterday and shows us what is happening. >> reporter: while the crowds at the sixth annual bottle rock are about the same as years past selling out at 120,000 tickets the fans are ready for an upgraded experience. >> i have been looking forward to it since last year. the fact i am already here is unreal. >> reporter: there is of course the massive lineup with headliners set to take five different stages. bruno mars, and muse. >> incubus, earth, wind and fire i love it. >> reporter: there are more mouth watering food trucks. >> for this friday we started with 400 tritip. we will see how it goes. >> reporter: and restaurants. some of the fairs like the more moto cat sue burger. >> i got chicken and shrimp

paella. one bite. it's delicious. >> reporter: washing it down. 26 wineries, 30 kinds of beer, and this. >> it is beer with tomato and tamarin. >> reporter: don't forget to hydrate. >> absolutely. you have got to switch. do the switch. >> reporter: here's a tip all new for this year. if you don't want to wait in the line order ahead using apple pay. >> reporter: whether it's to rock out to the live bands or at the silent disco, rock on friend, rock on. dion lim, abc7 news. warriors fans are showing their team spirit all over the bay area including libraries. locations in oakland and san francisco are offering blue and gold cards with warriors imagery. they will debut june 9th. golden state need a win at oracle tonight to stay in the playoffs. leslie brinkley talked to fans about how they ae feeling about the team's odds. >> reporter: warriors on the brink. down 3-2. >> fans shared their deep dark

thoughts on the warriors lost on 95.7, the game. >> will being at twitter. looking a the blogs. through the text messages. a lot of people are freaking out. >> a lot of people are getting blamed. warriors fans are confident but not as confident as a week ago when the series started. >> reporter: that didn't deter fans from scooping up gear at oracle arena. the of the howest selling items are shirts emblazoned with "the town". this fan bought one for his grandson. it's do or die. >> they will do. they will do back there also. i have a lot of confidence. i am a bay area guy. they have got to do it. >> reporter: even the warriors rivals are pulling for them. >> i'm rooting to cleeld and i'm also rooting for the warriors so there is a rematch this year. >> sisters born and raised in cleveland. i live in the bay area now. yeah -- >> reporter: you would like to see a rematch. >> we would like to see a rematch for sure. >> reporter: local bar and restaurant owners love game

seven, love the final, every extra game is money in their pocket. >> everyone is getting that last beer in before klay or stephan takes the last shot. >> reporter: everyone is betting on a home court advantage. >> i think the warriors fans are the best fans in the country. it's so loud. you go in there and it's intimidating. the warriors are going to handle business and the rockets are going to go home. >> reporter: in the east bay, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. happening today, plan accordingly if you are going to either the warriors or the a's game. both teams are playing at home. fans are encouraged to take public transportation as parking lots at the complex are expected to fill quickly. tip-off between the twarz and the rockets is at 6:00 tonight. now your accuweather seven-day forecast with lisa argen. >> live doppler 7, a lot of cloud cover over the bay area.

we are looking at a few sprinkles out there. the roadways may be wet but overall the system is winding down. let's go to cuba. tropical storm alberto. you can see the track this system is to move into the gulf of mexico over the holiday weekend. so it's going to take a left-hand turn come monday. sunday night into monday. right now the winds are at 40 miles an hour. you can see all of the heavy rain associated with it. anywhere from five to seven inches through the gulf of mexico. up to ten inches in the florida keys. you can see the red here indicates the very heavy rain for the forecasted track from panama city, florida, westward to new orleans. and it should strengthen a little bit as it moves into the gulf coast. winds of 65 miles an hour. back home, pretty tame with 55 in oakland. 56 in san jose. 54 in napa. but we do have the winds. not only this morning, they will be a factor throughout the afternoon inside the bay and gusting to near 30 miles an hour.

you can see the 21 mir wind gusts in half moon bay and in san francisco. a live look outside. this morning a few showers. breezy. sunshine finally by the afternoon, 1:00 or 2:00 it's going to take a while a. warmup by tomorrow into the holiday weekend. the timing is good on the warmup. today certainly the coolest day out there. partly cloudy, breezy to gusty up the coast. cold ocean water temperatures. 69 in skrusz. the plan for the fog looks like this. and the cloud cover. noontime it's beginning to break up in the north bay. then early in the afternoon the clearing comes first to marin, then into sonoma. then looks like the peninsula will clear it's going to take a while though throughout the day. into sunday check it out, 80s arrive in the east bay. comfortable in the city with the 60s here. 70s in richmond. upper 70s in san jose. this is memorial day, where it will be the hottest day out of the next three.

90s in you are inland east bay. 70s near the water in sausalito. comfortable in the 60s at half moon bay. tuesday, the heat remains and back the work for a very warm day. after that more changes. breezy. 64 in san mateo. 70 in voyage. partly cloudy skies in the bay. if you are headed out to bottle rock today, a cooler day, 72 a milder afternoon. sun by 1:00 or 2:00, and much warmerer for tomorrow. in lake tahoe the rain has ended this afternoon. but still spotty showers this morning. cloudy and partly cloudy sunday. and 70s, and nice day for the holiday. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today it will be cool and afternoon claerg. more sun and warmer tomorrow. the memorial day weekend monday looks hot. that continues to tuesday. look at the cooling trend after that we can't hold onto the warmth. thank you a. just ahead a especially delivery

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this is going to be gigantic. >> i got to help with some of the setup at the exploratorium and speak with one of the artists who is suspending one of his sculptures from the ceiling. it's just air but this thing is heavy. >> i'm sure it is the same thing that a clown would use at your party. we use thousands of them. > 16,000 balloons in this one piece. this artist had to tape up his hands to prevent balloon related injuries. this is part of the new exhibit inflatable, expanding works of art. it opens on saturday. how does smokey barbecue and live music sound? it is a north bay tradition. the firemen's barbecue. from noon to 5:00 p.m. there will be activity, live music and hand made deserts.

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good morning north bay. >> we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's lisa argen. unusual for the end of may. >> exactly right. some folks are tired of the cool weather. we will see if we can fix that for you to he have the long holiday weekend. here's a live look at. reville. you can see some showers. it's tapering off. 56 in san jose. from our exploratorium camera looking at 52 in santa rosa. visible is good. 54 in novato and livermore. here's the plan throughout the day today. cloudy through 10:00. 50s and 60s. as we go through the afternoon, we become partly cloudy and breezy throughout the day. 70 by 2:00 concord and napa. upper 60s in the south bay. by the afternoon it is a lot of sunshine, and the fog will be patchy tonight. so today is the day of transtoigstran

transition to a milder afternoon. warmer sunday. the mildest day will be the holiday monday. we will have details on the forecast and a look at the full last week of may and a sneak peek at june coming up. it's being called the north korean summit guessing game. after calling off a meeting between the president and north korean leader kim jong-un is white house is saying it may happen afterall. talks appear to be getting back on track. here's jonathan carl with the latest. >> reporter: a day after abruptly cancelling his summit with kim jong-un, the president suggested it could happen after all. >> we'll see what happens. it could even be the 12th. we are talking to them now. they very much want to do it. we would like to do it. we are going to see what happens. >> reporter: the president's remarks were prompted by an about-face from the north koreans. they went from threatening a quote nuclear-to-nuclear showdown on wednesday to saying a day later they are willing to

meet with the u.s. at quote, any time w a generous and open heart. >> are you concerned that the north koreans could be trying to play games here, not showing up at the various meetings. >> john, everybody plays games. you know that. you know that better than anybody. >> reporter: it was north korea's hostile statements that led to president trump pulling out of the summit citing the north's tremendous anger and open hostility. for now at least that aggression seems to have evaporated prompting even the defense secretary to say diplomacy may yet save the summit. >> had some possibly some good news on the korea summit where it may -- if our diplomats can pull it off may have it back on even. >> reporter: one other possibly positive development, in a series of explosions north korea claimed to destroy its nuclear testing facility before an audience of foreign journalists.

the president gave a commencement address at the naval academy. he made no mention of north korea but he did tell the graduates this -- >> and if a fight must come, there is no other alternative -- victory, winning, beautiful words. but that's what it's all about. >> reporter: jonathan carl. abc news, the white house. ash cloud rose 10,000 feet in the air following the latest eruption from kilauea on hawaii's big island. the volcano forced evacuations, 2,000 people have evacuated. laugha has destroyed 50 buildings since fissures began eping earlier this month. bart has a new extension between antioch and pittsburgh center. passengers will ride bart's first ever diesel powered trains. why isn't everyone thrilled with the new service?

abc news explains. >> reporter: a chorus was brought in to mark the momentous occasion. >> three, two, one -- snoob a ribbon cutting ceremony made it official. antioch residents now have a state-of-the-art commute option that will get them off the very congested highway 4. >> i think we are just happy to have it out here. we can relax and come on in. >> reporter: but these trains leaving from and arriving in antioch are different than the conventional bart trains. >> it is an electric motor, and it is using renewable diesel. >> reporter: bart says they are better for the environment. they also ride on a standard track gauge like any train. bart tracks are specific to, well, bart. this means that people traveling from antioch have to switch trains at the next platform station, an 11-minute ride. >> at first i felt like we were getting short changed. >> it's the jolly trolley. it's not the actual bart train. >> reporter: most of us who feel

a little cheated understand why bart decided to go with plan b. follow me. that ten mile extension cost $525 million. had they gone with a conventi conventional bart line it would have cost $1 billion. >> it would have cost twice as much to building, taken twice as lodge the bet that money. once we were able to choose this technology and get the plans in place -- and today we are opening a new system. >> noticeably quiet. the train goes at a nice speed and it is a pleasant ride. >> reporter: service will officially begin making antioch part of the bart transit family. in antioch, abc.news. parishioners in the south bay are celebrating the resurrection of a church stroird in a fire four years ago. holy cross church in san jose has been rebuilt and opened its doors to the community yesterday. abc7 news has the emotional day.

>> reporter: this is the fiery chaos nearly four years ago. the 100-year-old italian church in san jose went up in flames. the cause of the fire was never determined. the devastation was unimaginable for those who grew up in the church. >> back in 1951, it was april 1st, i was b baptized here. >> reporter: this church goer got to sit in the new sanctuary hours before its official opening. >> i'm glad it was rebuilt. >> reporter: it allows for you more natural light. while the structure is completely new there are elements from the old church, the original stained glass has been refurbished and the wooden crucifix hangs over the altar. >> to see the stained glass windows put back, and especially that cross -- i watched the fire department take of the out through the roof. and nothing really happened to it. >> it didn't burn. a lot of people say that was a

miracle. the fire fighters brought it down. we restored it and we put it back up there again. >> reporter: the cost of this new church, $7 million, most of it covered by insurance, and the diocese. the rest raised by parishioners. >> people donated to the fixtures in the church. it's been a beautiful thing for the parishioners to do. >> reporter: the community-wide effort will now allow a new generation of believers to have a place of their own to worship. >> we are really blessed to get our church back. it's not going to be the same church but at least we have a church to go to. >> reporter: a sanctuary to celebrate some of life's most memorable moments. in san jose, carlos sal saido, abc7 news. today the city of dublin will reopen its water park for the season. with it, the steep water slide where a boy was thrown off last year. kristen sze has the details of wave water park. >> reporter: sky 7 flew over the

wave water park. all quiet now but summer thrill seekers will be buzzing down these slides including the emerald plunge that drops you four stories at an 80 degree angle before you splash down in a lane below. a warning we are about to show disturbing video of an accident last year. on opening day just hours after the debut of the 45 million dollars park a 10-year-old boy hydroplanes up the side, tries to hang on, but is thrown off kidding to a stop. luckily his injuries were minor. his family has dropped their claims with the city and settled with the slide's manufacturer. the emerald slide has been closed ever since but after testing and an investigation that found that the problem was excessive water flow the state has now recertified the slide. >> after the extensive testing that's been done we are very confident that the slide are safe. for those who meet the weight and height requirements. >> the park has new feature this

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good morning. here's a live look at santa cruz next to the board walk and the wharf. temperature also going to be relatively cool today. in the mid 60s in santa cruz.

you don't have to escape the inland areas to get some cooldown. there is somebody out there pulling a sled. that's some big hard work going on at 5:40 on a morning on a saturday in santa cruz. don't call it a frisbee. disk golf is taking a step up in competition. professionals are playing here in san francisco this memorial day weekend. it opened yesterday. the tour itself is in its third year. organizers describe the course has having very challenging terrain. the giants will officially rebrand for one day next month. on june 16th the club will take the field as the san jose churros. you heard that right. they will pay tribute to the ballpark's olympos the first 1,000 fans will get a bobble head.

tickets for churo night are still available but selling quickly. >> you had me at baseball. now you get churros in there, it's going to be fun. >> you should get the churros. the bobble head nice but you should get the churro. good morning, everyone. it's dreary out there. we had sprink skpels light showers while you were sleeping. sfo, look at all the cloud cover. 65 later on with increasing snshine. a breezy day. and there s inclement weather away from the bay area. check your airlines for delays and we will check our holiday weekend forecast in a few minutes. the warriors are the team facing elimination tonight at oracle arena. they are not the team that's it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable.

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good morning. here's a live look here at the san mateo bridge. you can see some drizzly conditions out there this morning. i had some sprinkles on my way

in up the peninsula. i'm sure a lot of people are facing those same conditions now. all right n. sports this afternoon the a's and giants will try to rebound from losses. the athletics take on the arizo arizo arizona diamondbacks. and the giants face the cubs at wrigley field tonight at 4:00 p.m. tonight the dubs battle rockets at oracle arena. tip-off is at 6:00. mindy bach has a preview in this morning's sports. >> the warriors last two losses to the rockets were by three and four points respectively. it's not difficult to understand where the games went wrong. the warriors simply gave the ball away. golden state had 16th turnovers in each of those losses. the 16th on thursday night came with two seconds left in the game. the rockets turned those turnovers into ten points. the warriors did a lot of things well. they outshot and outrebounded

houston in game five and outscored them in the paint and on the fast break. even though the warriors are in a must win situation tonight steve kerr remains the voice of calm. >> ultimately somebody has got to win four times. you keep going, you keep playing. we have a chance to tie the series at home. that's a good position to be in. we have got to win two basketball games. we have done that an awful lot encinitas' not going to be easy. never was. until they are dead we are not thinking we are in pretty good shape. no. we are not in good shape. we're there. you though, new we have got to get over the finish line. > cavs face elimination on friday night but lebron james has won 23 straight eastern conference playoff series. jaylen brown had 15 points in the first quarter to give the celtics the lead but lebron did his thing. 25 points in the first half for the king. then the cavs led by 11 at the break. lebron never looked back.

five threes in this game including these two. 46 points for james. that's his seventh 40-point game this postseason. as he says, game seven, the best two words in sports. that happens sunday night in boston. cavs roll 109-of the 9. giants and the cubs day dreaming at wiggly field on friday. top of the fur theth. giants down one. hernandez evens things up. that's his fifth home run of the year. that's good. what's bad, it was the joints' only hit until the ninth inning. in the seventh everyone thought belt had the home run but it's called the windy city for a reason. a dying duck, zobrist at the wall. bottom of the seventh. zobrist breaking the tie. that's the first two runs smith had given up all year. the cubs score for and the giants are 1-9 in their last ten road games. "star wars" night at the call

see yum. a's and diamond backs in interleague play. arizona sent that one into space. 1-0 just like that. in the bottom of the third with the a's trailing by three, mark canha brings things into balance. he gets the a's first hit of the game and the first home run at the coliseum in the last eight games. he needs to believe. he lasted only three and two thirds. he was pulled after this line drive triple by gold schmidt. two runs score. 7-1 the final in favor of arizona. tonight's tip-off for game six at oracle is at 6:00. afterwards we will bring you all the highlights and post game reaction on abc7 sports. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> temperatures are below normal today. we will brighten up and have a nice afternoon.

milder. as we look outside live from emeryville look at all the cloud cover. drizzle, mis, and even some showers. did you hear them last night? the air of low pressure is moving out of town with that we will see breezy wind once again. winds out of the west-north wiest peaking at 20 or 25 miles an hour around the bay today. despite the sunshine it's still going to feel cool with those breezy winds. in fact, gusty as you head out towards the shoreline. if you are going to the beach today. pier 39, live camera there. you can see maybe the satisfy lions waiting on the sun as well. some empty real estate there. but we are looking at the clouds to linger throughout the morning hours. in fact even part of the early afternoon in some parts of the bay area. live doppler 7 picking up on all the cloud cover. a live look from our goalen gauge bridge camera. you will notice the cloud cover. people sleeping in this morning. 54 in mountain view and san jose. 56 in gilroy and half moon bay.

it's going to be another cool day in san francisco with the palm trees blowing and perhaps white caps out there on the bay. 54 in novato. 57 in concord. 54 in livermore. lake tahoe cloudy today. temperatures in the 60s. 70s tomorrow. it should be brightening up. looked like a nice weekend. today will be the coolest and the cloudiest day out there. a few showers early locally. then look at breezy winds around the bay. sunny by the afternoon. and looking at a big warmup for the rest of the holiday weekend. beyond that we are looking at changes. hour by hour in our east bay valleys today, around concard and danville, pleasant hill, looking at upper 50s to start out. low 60s by 10:00 a. few peeks of sun. upper 60s. noontime the sun is coming out with low 70s for afternoon highs. so it will be pleasant out there. certainly brighter than it has been. and as we look at the week ahead in santa rosa, today temperatures in the low 70s. should see about 75 degrees.

look what happens tomorrow. low 80s with the numbers peaking on the holiday. upper 80s, with the same deal perhaps as we go back to work on tuesday. wednesday, the last day of may into early june looks like it's once again trying to warm back up by next weekend. 70 today in san jose. should see upper 70s this time of year. mid 60s in redwood city. should be 73 in mpview this time of year. cloud clinging to the san mateo coast by the early part of the afternoon of the late in the day some clearing. breezy winds. upper 50s at the sunset. in the north bay, look for low 70s in sonoma and vallejo. fremont checking in at 67 today. inland valleys will see 75 in beenwood. 70 in concord. tonight low clouds and fog primarily along the shoreline as we get into higher pressure building in. 50s for lows. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s at the coast, 60s

around the bay. upper 60s, that is. low to mid 70s inland. warmer for sunday. summerlike heat for memorial day. it lingers into tuesday. breezy and cooler for wednesday. download our accuweather app. and once again you will notice the temperatures going up, coming down, and back up next week into early june. >> lots of ups and downs. in yosemite dozens of rangers practiced their swift water training ahead of the warm summer months. we have a look what the they are doing to keep visitors safe. >> swimmer! >> reporter: it only takes second to be swept away by the merced river's powerful current. yosemite search-and-rescue crews are training in case it happens. >> higher air temperatures mean people get in to cool off. >> reporter: more than a dozen park rangers dived into the river to train in the swift waters. with temperatures warming up,

moose muttlo says their team need to be ready. >> we run about 220 missions a year in the park. at this time of the year you can expect half a dozen water incidents. then you can also have two or three incidents happening at once. >> reporter: you can see the water is moving very fast of it's also very cold. it could take rescue teams to get to a location. by then it could be too late. >> swimmer! >> reporter: rangers say it's people who don't plan on going into the water who become the victims. >> you are hiking along the trail, you come down to the water's edge to cool down. you lose your footing, slip and fall, unexpectedly fall in the river. >> reporter: with a busy season ahead visitors are asked to be cautious near water and on the trails. days after a 29-year-old hiker died from falling off the half

dome cables range remembers asking visitors to know their limits. >> we don't know what happened in that situation. but pay attention to the weather. pay attention to your physical surroundings, pay attention to your footing. >> reporter: one by one each of the rangers were kes cued from the current. however, divers hope they don't have to put the training to use and that visitorsill bereful. in yosemite, abc7 news. next, a holiday weekend celebration in san francisco. we will tell you what's on tap

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good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> good morning, thank you for joining us on this saturday, may 26th. i'll matt keller in for chris nguyen. we will start with a quick look at your weather forecast. here's lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 picking up on all the cloud cover. we have seen some mis, drizzle and a few light showers. but we are looking at an area of low pressure that's lifting into the sacramento valley. there is drizzle at the sacramento airport. a few showers in the sierra nevada. and we still have clouds in walnut creek. half moon bay, 55 in mountain view. a look from our emeryville camera. low 50s in voez. forecast calls for partly cloudy skies by noontime. 50s on the coast, low 60s around the bay and inland