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. it will be breezy and becoming

sunny by the afternoon. numbers will top out in the 70s. low 70s in the warmest inland valleys. tonight that sun is setting at 8:21. just patchy fog. we are looking for a big warmup as we get towards sunday. wait until you hear about memorial day. details in just a few minutes. matt. >> thanksa. developing 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 in a of radioing materials yard near the bart station after the a's fireworks show. paul simon's concert at oracle ended around the same time. you can see heavy smoke in the area. bart service was not impacted. no injuries were reported and no word on what might have caused the fire. police are investigating a shooting in the fillmore neighborhood on fillmore street near golden gate area. hard to say how many victims there are, but you can see

several officers in the area collecting evidence. we have a call in to the police department for more details on what led up to the shooting. two men took a joyride on scooters on the bay bridge. cornell barnard chp is not mused. >> 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 snarling thursday afternoon's commute. >> i thought it was [ bleep ] crazy. >> reporter: that driver wants to remain anonymous. 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 bridge scooters, but officers never found them. we showed the video to this officer. he says it is a first. >> completely illegal. not a motor vehicle, not a motorcycle of any kind can be up on the freeway. >> reporter: these signs warn pedestrians and motor driven cycles to stay away. >> 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. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. 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. police say when the van stopped

to see what the # wanted the drive was attacked. the passenger said nothing triggered the attack. >> by boss pulled up 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 stabbed in the throat and the neck and is in critical condition. police searched for the stabber but have now called it off. protesters took to the street in san francisco last night after officers were not charged in two deadly shootings. >> how do you spell murder? >> s-f-p-d. >> abc news was on valencia street where nearly early earlya demonstrators blocked traffic. one officer shot and killed a man on meth in 2016. another killed another man who was acting aggressively in 2016. on thursday the d.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. in castro valley. her killings that never been solved but each year her parents hold a service and a candlelight vigil as a way to raise awareness of child safety issues. >> the family and friend of pearl pinson held a ving ill at the voyage overpass where she was abducted. her abductor died in a shootouts a he fled across the state. 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 essentials. 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. rentered taped a blown up letter listing their demands on the windows of their leasing office. cal fire says trees coming into quack with pg&e power lines caused four major fires last october. these are some of the first official determination from the deadly wildfires last season. katie use as explains how this may change the conversation around fire liability. >> there is a distance required from their poles, from their wires. if they keep to that distance then there shouldn't be a problem. >> reporter: the state senator jerry hill says investigations show pg&e is in the wrong. cal fire said trees coming into contact with power lines is the cause of four major fires. >> the investigators found evidence and 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 law and take them off the hook. that's what they are trying to do. >> reporter: he says as the law stands now pgm shareholders are liable for damages if the utility is found negligent when a fire occurs. cal fire has not yet officially determined the cause of the deadly north bay fires. katie utehs abc7 news. a united airlines flight from sacramento was quarantined by haz-mat crews when it landed

in houston yesterday. a bottle belonging to a passenger on flight 2087 exploded mid air spilling a liquid in the cabin. the flight crew feared it was dangerous and called for firefighters to check it out. haz-mat teams determined there was no hazard. one passenger was questioned by police and released. another airling us flight bown for dublin 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. a airling us flight did take off thursday night but it didn't help passengers with connections. >> i asked if i could get to barcelona. and they said that the flight to dublin was booked that day -- 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 abroad program in spain on monday. some fellow passengers have been stranded since wednesday.

air ling us says out gave them overnight accommodations. exit polls suggest a landslide win for the repeal of a abortion bill in ireland. a yes vote would be an adoesn't change for the predominantly catholic nation. happening the today, the new bart extension from antioch pittsburgh center is ready for its first official day of business in just a few hours. it goes from antioch and pittsburgh center. the extension 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? >> i heard them over night. light rain. visibility is pretty good. the golden gate bridge.

looking at all the cloud cover. 53 degrees. at the airport, 43 minute tlas at sfo. be sure to check your airline. and looking at the clouds today for the bulk of the morning hours, then by the afternoon it's brighter and milder. when does the warm weather return? we will have it for you for the holiday weekend and the details in a few minutes. also next, a sex assault scandal claims the head of a major california university. also, warriors fans are now worriers. a trip to the nba final no fthere's flonase sensimist.f up around pets.

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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. cl max nikea sent a letter of resignation to the board of trustees. 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. he spent less than a half hour in court yesterday. the charges stem from encounters with two women. weinstein denies the allegations. he has given up his passport and is expected back in court in late july. today is the second day of the first big bay area music festival of the weekend. bottle rock is having its

season. >> 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. pruno mars, snoop dogg, and muse. >> incubus, earth, wind and fire all of it. 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: more seating and local restaurants. along with the new this year, some of the old favorites like the morimoto >> i got chicken and shrimp paella. i'm very excited. i took 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. in napa, 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 needs a win at oracle tonight to stay in the playoffs. leslie brinkley talked to fans about how they are feeling about the team's odds. >> reporter: warriors on the brink. down 3-2. >> fans shared their deep dark thoughts on the warriors loss on 95.7, the game. >> looking 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 hottest 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. 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 for cleveland, and i'm also rooting for the warriors so there is a rematch this year. it would be very fun. >> 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 steph takes the last shot and they are

hoping for the warriors come out on top. >> 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 with their tail between their legs. >> 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 oakland coliseum complex are expected to fill quickly. tip-off between the warriors and the rockets is at 6:00 tonight. now your accuweather seven-day forecast with lisa argen. good saturday morning to you. a look at live doppler 7. it is cloudy out there. we are going to switch this weather pattern up for you for the memorial day weekend. today, beginning with a sunnier afternoon. so we are looking at the inclement weather all the way across the east coast, pulling out of cuba into florida and the

gulf coast. in fact, this is a tropical storm with wind of 40 miles an hour. it is expected to increase to about 60 miles an hour and strengthen as it moves to the northeast and then takes a westward turn and sets up right here. so florida looking at some very heavy rain. the gulf coast from panama city florida westward to new orleans to key anywhere from seven to ten inches of rain a storm surge, isolated tornadoes are not out of the question. a washout here for the weekend. back home, we are looking at brighter conditions, especially for the afternoon. this is emeryville right now. 53 san francisco, 55 in mountain view. 54 in gilroy, half moon bay. at the beach temperatures warm through the upper 60s today in santa cruz. cooler than that closer to home, ocean beach and pacifica. winds are breezy. airport delays of 43 minutes. the winds gusting to 25 miles an hour right now at the coast. you can see all the gray right here. but we will get a little sun downtown.

numbers continue to run below average. even with the sun later today. we were looking at showers early. they have moved out into the sacramento valley. breezy and sunny this afternoon. a big warmup for the rest of the weekend. if you are headed to the coast today. upper 50s around ocean beach. 60 half moon bay. looking at the cold water temperature of 55 degrees. as we fast forward into your sunday, mid 80s arrive in our inland east bay. 70 over in oakland. mid 70s on the peninsula. comfortable 60s in the city and on the holiday, each warmer. usher 70s for richmond. upper 80s for san jose. little change on tuesday. if you are going back to work it's going to be a warm one. confident number the city. then we cool down for mid week on wednesday. highs today around the bay, partly cloudy, breezy, low 70s arrive with quicker kpleerg in the north bay. for you up in santa rosa, a, bottle rock today, 69 in

livermore. 1 in morgan hill. but the warmer day will be tomorrow up in napa with low 80s. today taking some time for the sun to come out. probably about 1:00. in the sierra nevada it's going to be cool and gray for the day today with low to mid 50s. more sun on sunday. partly cloudy, 60s, with 70s arriving for monday, memorial day. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at 50s on the coast, upper 60s around the bay. mid 70s inland. it will be bright they are afternoon with some slow clearing. warmer for sunday. summerlike heat arrived on monday be the holiday. still hot inland on tuesday. breezy and cooler on wednesday. done load our accuweather app. you will notices we dt cooler on thursday that won't last. as we get into the early part of june the numbers come up into the low 80s. we are on a roller coaster ride of up and down. just ahead a special delivery at an airport brought smil

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giant balloons, barbecue, and a celebration for beer lovers. we have teamed up with our partners at hoodline to bring you the best events this here's abc news anchor -- >> from the north bay to the east bay to san francisco we have the best new events this holiday weekend. first, massive inflatable art is taking over the exploratorium. these aren't your ordinary party balloons. check out the examples of the huge scale inflatable pieces, ideal to stand in awe of.

>> the artists are doing some amazing and unexpected things with the medium of air. these giant humanoids fill the enormous space here. there is always new stuff here but 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 weaving together an organic balloon structure that is going to be suspending from the ceiling. t's just air but the weight ad i found out 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 it looks fun. but it is no joke. this artist had to tape up his hands to prevent balloon related injuries. this is just one of many pieces, all of this is part of the new exhibit opening this weekend called 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.

the whole family is invited to santos meadows this sunday from noon to 5:00 p.m. there will be activity, live music and barbecue and hand made deserts. and calling all beer lovers, session's best is back. 40 craft breweries will be at oakland's jack london square. the beer starts flowing saturday from 1:00 too 5:00 p.m. proceeds again benefit bike east bay. for tickets and all the info go to abc7news.com and we will listen you up with hoodline. nasa scientists created a tiny chemistry lab that's the size of a toaster oven to help them look for evidence of life on mars. mars organic molecule analyzer, momo, for short will be attached to the mars rover. out will dig into the martian surface. it will collect dirt samples. the momo will analyze the dirt and determine what molecules are there. scientists want to see if there is water on mars an essential element for life.

what a sight at the tampa international airport yesterday a. service dog gave birth at the gate. airport paramedic and anofuty nurse helped eleanor rigby give birth as the father golden nugget looked on. it took three hours. all eight puppies were born healthy. the owner thinks the excitement of all the people at the airport sent her into labor. now she is trying to figure out how to get the puppies back to philadelphia. >>ll a sbcti7 mornings, will they or won't they meet? the historic summit between president trumpeeting between the two leaders. plus a south bay church rise franchise the ashes. the

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any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. good morning south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> we are starting this half hour a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> matt, good morning to you. as we look out towards sfo, cloudy, delays of 43 minutes. the winds are breezy to gusty out there. improving conditions if you wanted sunny and a bit warmer. that is on the way for saturday as werou sta yrt the l holiday weekend. 53 downtown. 54 in oakland. 55 mountain view. as we look at lake tahoe, in the 50s. a lot of cloud cover. 53 in santa rosa. concord checking in at 57.

by 10:00 still a hot of clouds around. 50s and 60s. sunshine increasing from north to south throughout the day. by 2:00 we are pkd, breezy. afternoon highs will nudge up a couple more degrees into the low 70s. and by tonight the fog remains patchy at the coast. we will get into more sun sooner for your sunday. that means a big warmup, and the warmest day out of the next three will be memorial day. we'll talk about how long the heat sticks around in a few minutes. matt? >> thanks lisa. it's being called the north korea summit guessing game. after calling the canceled meeting between president trump and kim jong-un, is suggesting the summit may happen afterall. this morning north and south korean leaders held a meeting in an evident to get the summit back on track. >> 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 prompted the president's letter to kim jong-un 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 nucar audience of foreign journalists. the president gave a commencement address at the he made no mention of north korea, but he did tell the graduates this -- 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. an ash cloud rose 10,000 feet in the air following the latest eruption from kilauea on hawaii's big island. the volcano continues to force evacuations. so far, spewing lava has forced about 2,000 people to evacuate. lava has destroyed 50 buildings since fissures began opening earlier this month.

bart has a new extension between antioch and pittsburgh center. the ten mile stretch has two n stations, antioch and pittsburgh stations. 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 -- >> a ribbon cutting ceremony made it official. antioch residents now have a state-of-the-art commute option >> 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. h. 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 nextstation, an 1f >> 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 conventional bart line it would have cost $1 billion. >> it would have cost twice as much to build. it would have taken twice as long to get 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 destroyed 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. foe devastation was unimaginable thr e who >> back in 1951, it was april 1st, i was baptized here. >> reporter: this church goer got to sit in the new sanctuary hours before its official opening. >> i'm glad that the church is back and they didn't building something else here. >> reporter: it allows for 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 dertment take it outhed the fire through the roof. and nothing really happened to it. >> it didn't burn.of people say miracle. the fire fighters brought it down. we restored it and we put it >> 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.

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disk golf is taking a step up in competition. professionals are playing here first ever disk golf pro tour event in the city opened at the glen eagles disk golf course yesterday. the tour itself is in its third year. organizers describe the course has having very challenging terrain. look at that throw. that's pretty impressive. not like my picnics. 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 churros. made famous by paul, the churro man. the team will don custom companies and jerseys. fans can bid on the jerseys during an ingame silent auction. the first 1,000 fans will get a bobble head. tickets for churro night are still available but selling quickly. i wonder what a churro bobble head looks bobbkelingli. >> we will find out i guess down the road.

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good morning here's a live look at our camera there in "mtp daily." yeah, there at the airport. things looking gray out there this morning. gray in a lot of spots across the bay area this morning. all right in sports this afternoon the a's and giants will try to rebound from losses. the athletics take on the arizona diamondbacks. at the oakland coliseum at 1:05 p.m. and the giants face the cubs at wrigley field tonight at 4:00 p.m. the warriors need a eliminationn in game six tonight the dubs battle the rockets at oracle arena. tip-off is at 6:00. mind >> the warriors last two losvis 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 16 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 against the rockets. 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. a lot of ups>> and downs, but ultimately, somebody lass 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 >> this is 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 know, and now we've got to get over the finish line. >> cavs faced elimination on friday night but lebron james has won 23 straight eastern conference playoff series. jaylen brown had 15 points in t

his thing. 25 points in the first half for the king. break.1 1 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 rolled 109-99. giants and the cubs day dreaming at wrigley field on friday. >> top of the -- top of the fourth. 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 giants' 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 four in the inning and win 6-2. the giants are 1-9 in their last ten road games. "star wars" night in the coliseum. a's and diamond backs in interleague play. there is a disturbance in the force. 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. ma mia needs to believe. he lasted only three and two thirds. he was pulled after this line drive triple by gold schmidt. pinder can't make the grab. 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.

we'll see you then. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. we seem to be stuck in this cooler than average weather pattern. today, another cool day. but you can see it's brightening up out there. emeryville right now, partly to mostly cloudy skies. it's breezy. there are airport delays. later on today in the east bay it will be sunny. and temperatures are going to go up really quickly the next couple of days. this is a look at concord. 73 today. 84 tomorrow. look at memorial day and tuesday. low 90s. we are going from spring to summer. and then of course we have got a cooldown. just when you thought summer was here. mid 70s for wednesday and thursday. looks warmer as we enter into june. live look outside. the doledan gate bridge, where the cloud cover is with us. and the visibility is good. the drizzle and the showers have ended. you may have heard them last night or had wet pavement in your way as you headed out or

came home late. we are looking at the clouds continuing to break up slowly through the morning hours. we will look for increasing clearing and sunny afternoon. 55 in mountain view. it's 54 at gilroy and half moon bay. 54 in oakland. vuz, upper 60s today. sun is coming your way. it will be breezier up here at our local etch boos. the west wind keeps it cool n the upper 60s. 54 at novato and fairfield. a look outside. things look nice and still right now. but that's going to change. the wind will kick up to 20 to 25 miles an hour today. the showers pretty much have ended. into the sacramento valley they go, and the sierra nevada. while we are looking at breezy and sunny conditions this afternoon. big warmup on the way for the rest of the holiday weekend. the warmest day will be monday, ermd mo. hour by hour we go. and you notice the cloud cover beginning to decrease for marin county and then napa and sonoma. the peninsula looks like it will be last. because the clouds want to cling

to the san mateo coast. itl get sunny throughout the day. a partly cloudy to mostly sunny day. the wind again a factor. gusts up to 25 miles an hour along the coast. notice the colors here and the arrows, the direction of the wind. straight off the water. ten to 20 miles an hour around the bay today. certainly breezy. with the sun today it's going to feel better here. 69 in santa clara. 70 in san jose. should be in the upper 70s for average ties. downtown, just 61. a lot of clouds for most of the day. up in the north sonoma. saleano city partl 6 ly cloudy skies and winds kicking up throughout the day. inland, upper 60s in pleasanton for you. looking at the delta, 75 in brentwood and antioch. tonight the fog comes back. low 50s. it will be spread from the peninsula southward. elsewhere will get into sunshine

sooner with the clear he evening. that means a warmer day, a wind shift with lighter winds with 80s inland and 70s around the bay. monday, 80s and 90s inland and around the bay. download our accuweather app. 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 seconds 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 encouraged to get in and cool off. you can expect two or three incidents over this weekend with water. >> 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. it's also very cold. it could take rescue teams several minutes 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. >> usually it's not the individuals who are going swimming or rafting that day. it's someone, 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 rangers are

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 rescued from the current. however, divers hope they don't have to put the training to use and that visitors will be careful. in yosemite, abc7 news. next, a holiday weekend celebration in san francisco. we will tell you what's on tap at this year's carnivale.

numbers from last night's $73 million mega millions drawing. 11, 14, 51, 64, 68, and the mega number, 25. nobody picked all six numbers. increases to $84 million. happening today, celebrate memorial day weekend at carnivale. san francisco. this is the 40th annual festival honoring latin american and caribbean roots in the mission district in the bay area. there will be live music and dancing and visual arts. it is on harrison between 16th and 24th street. runs from 10:00 until 6:00 today and tomorrow. there are street closures in the area and muni is rerouting some lines this weekend. i am sure they were hoping for great weather. but it's eh today. >> better tomorrow, though. with more sun. peeks later on today. highs toint will be in the lower 60s. another cool one. breezy. 67 in fremont. partly to mostly cloudy to start out. more sun throughout the afternoon. mid 70s inland.

napa, bottle rock, low 70s today. 83 tomorrow. warmup on the wa for sunday. hotter on monday. feeling like summer heat for memorial day. sticks around on tuesday and cools off bigtime wednesday and thursday. i hope it is a good weekend. >> thanks lisa. and thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. the news continues now on line and on our website, twitter,sta. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.. good morning america is next. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera. what a beautiful beginning to your saturday here in san francisco. have a great day, everyone.

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