3 in grease. tesla says the car was not certified for those conditions. >> live with more on this, lisa? >> reporter: from millbray, and he admits he loves all things new that involve tech, and he's loved his teslas that is until what happened last night in grease. he wanted to introduce as many people as possible to tesla's model 3 which won't be available in much of europe until next year sometime. he's traveled 39,000 kilometers through 29 countries and used the auto pilot feature throughout most of the trip. and while using it in grease he claims it malfunctioned by forcing him to crash into a barrier at an exit he had no intention of taking. >> also acknowledged that the mistake that needs to be corrected is due to bad software by tesla, software that can be described as hazardous. the software as i've learned the

hard way is very capable of swerving the car. >> tesla releelsed this statement saying, quote, why we appreciate his effort to spread the word, he was informed tesla does not have a pres europe or grease and there's no connectivity service there. he admits he had just one hands on the wheel and was looking at his phone's navigation system when the crash happened. the car had front wheel damage and had to be towed. he was not hurt. right now he is trying to figure out where whether he say get the tesla fixed in europe, pay to have it shipped back home or just leave it back and fly back to the bay area. a driver reportedly slammed his car into two people outside

a bar in mountain view pinning a woman. police responded around 3:00 in the morning to find three people injured. witnesses said it started as an argument in the bar and outside one hit the driver. the woman and all three people were taken to the hospital. police want to talk to more witnesses to figure out exactly what happened. an east bay water slide is back open this weekend and it's the same water slide that left a 10-year-old boy injured after he hid hidroplaned off of last memorial day weekend. >> reporter: this water slide, we are at the wave water park and this water slide and the park about to close if the day. it was chilly for most of the morning here in dublin. but one year after a scary

accident families showed up and wanted to try out the new emerald plunge. for several hours the emerald plunge water slide was empty. no takers. >> none of them will go down the slide. they're all afraid. >> reporter: but parent mike mugnashy was the first to splashdown on opening day of the water slide. mike says he had no fear. >> none, whatsoever. it's totally safe. i went down it and i felt totally safe. >> reporter: but convincing his n to ride was a different story. he declined. the scary incident caught on camera and happened on opening day 2017 at the city owned and operated the wave water park. jamie suffered these injuries on his back. his father recalled what employees told him after the accident last year. >> we tested the water slide for

height but we didn't test it for weight. >> reporter: the city sued them for $2.5 million in damages. the family's attorney says they settled with all sides this year. the city says the suit against them was dismissed. today the officials say the 48-foot emerald plunge slide and an adjacent slide which also closed are now safe. >> yes, the slides have been recertified. we went through expensive testing. >> reporter: the city says the biggest safety change was lowering the water level at the base of the slide. 11-year-old alex was the first kid to try it out. >> it felt awesome. >> reporter: other kids were not far behind to take the plunge. >> well, the day kind of started out cloudy but as you saw cleared up this afternoon. and tonight will remain clear and the holiday weekend will be getting better.

meteorologist drew tooma tells us more. >> from here on out numbers are going to quickly warm tomorrow, especially monday. right now the trends for the 24-hour temperature change, everyone across the board is warmer. but that slow clearing of the cloud cover earlier this morning means this afternoon we're not all that warm for may numbers. kind of stuck in the 60s and low 70s across the board. but warmer weather is on the way. taking a look at the rest of the holiday weekend, tomorrow morning is a brighter start. and that early morning sunshine means monday warm to hot cross the entire region. uv index running very high the next couple of days. how hot we get where you live in a few minutes. lava from hawaii's kilauea volcano is flowing hotter, faster and now shooting higher into the air. that's according to the usgs which says the volatility is expected. the oozing lava and high

concentrations of toxic gases are concerning for the residents of the leilani estates area. many residents are being allowed in to check on their homes, but they don't know if they will survive the lava's unpredictable flow. >> how do you feeleing back here right now? >> a little numb. it's been three week. the heart breaks slowly. >> two structures have been zroid destroyed on hawaii's big island because of the lava. a surprise face-to-face meeting in the demilitarized zone. after a week of mixed messages from the white house about a june 12th summit with north korea, the south korean president met with the north korean leader today. the latest on the diplomatic back and forth. >> reporter: a secret emergency meeting at the demilitarized zone. south korean president man jay

in met with north korean leader kim jong-un on saturday. talking about how to keep the u.s.-north korea summit on track. trump explained his decision to cancel the meeting in a letter on thursday citing hostile comments from north korean officials and concern about their commitment to denuclearization. north korea responded to trump a few hours later saying in part they're willing to meet with the u.s. at any time and in anyway. >> we're going to esee what happens. >> reporter: the next day on friday trump hinted the summit was still on the table. tweeting about productive talks. white house press secretary sarah sanders said the administration will be prepared for a meeting on june 12th. >> again, the president wants to have a meeting if it can provide real results. and that's what he's said all along. >> reporter: despite the last few days of mixed messages a group of white house officials are heading to singapore this weekend to prepare for the

summit. >> the most important thing sthalt our country, the united states not mess it up. that our president because he wants some kind of cheap political win, pushes the two sides too far too fast. >> reporter: abc 7 news. coming up, a space pioneer passes away. plus say i.c.e. arrest is a case of mistaken identity. disgust over

only marshall tuck will change that. year after year, policians fail to improve public schools. tuck turned around failing schools, raising graduation rates 60%. marshall tuck for state superintendent. marshall tuck.

the fourth man ever to walk on the moon has died. allen bean passed away this morning in houston following a recent illness. in 1969 piloting the apollo 12, the second face craft to land on the moon. bean spent 69 orbiting the earth and 39 hours on the moon. he was 86 years old. a bakersfield man and his brother were detained by immigration agents this week accused of being in the country illegally and being members of a street gang. they were taken into custody tuesday and due to be deported

back to their native mexico. a family lawyer says i.c.e. has made a terrible mistake. >> we think it's entirely possible that i.c.e. mistook him and saw the same name and made assumptions that they should not have made. i'd be very surprised if we find out that is not the case. >> the attorney is now demanding an apology and the brothers be released. the agency said in a statement both brothers have criminal convictions for violent offenses. a mother has launched a petition to stop sales of a video game called "active shooter." already received more than 5,500 shooters. it has members of a swat team trying to stop another team of a school shooter. she believes the game is in poor taste. >> it's not okay to do it in a

school especially right now and any reasonable company should know that. >> the developer says it does not promote violence. forget about walking the dog, this is context that goes way beyond the basics. we'll take you inside the yo-yo championships. and memorial day and shaping up to be a beauty. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the accuweather forecast. no kevin love, no crist paul, the injury list grows for the nba conference finals but a surprising return for the warriors.

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students in the east bay are being challenged this weekend to work together and work on their teamwork skills to finish a long race. abc 7 news was at oakland tech where the students are taking part in a 24-hour relay challenge. it all started at 10:00 a.m. today and will end at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. students will team up to walk or run the high school's track for 24 hours testing their ability to work with each other. the event is in its 14th year is sponsored by the ever forward club. in the age of smart phones a

toy that has entertained generations is still in style this year's bay area classic yo-yo championship. some of the best yo-yo frestylists, is that what you call them, wowed judges with a two hour performance that set the music. more than 2,000 spectators showed up to take in the show. >> people that see it, they absolutely love it. and yo-yos have totally changed and it's really cool. >> today's winners wept home with $1,000 cash prize and bragging rights. and the sun slow to come out today, but tomorrow we're tracking a much brighter day and also warmer air moving in. live doppler 7 right now showing you we are dry in our skies right now. a little bit of morning drizzle. that has moved out. what's moved in, some blue skies and sunshine. finally a live look over san francisco and oakland and the east bay in the background.

we're just soaked in sunshine this saturday evening. and although that sun is out there, that slow clearing of the cloud cover again really hurt us in terms of warming us. 67 currently in san jose. 62 in hayward. right now antioch 72 degrees. over the next 12 hour, what you'll notice clear skies for the majority of the region. that marine layer is compressed. that low cloud cover pretty much confined to the immediate coastline. so for many of us starry skies the next 12 hours and temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-50s. your 12 hour p p warming us up. we're well into the 70s in a lot of spots and into the afternoon by 4:00. inland going into the 80s. around the bay mid-70s and along the coast into the mid-60s. a lot warmer tomorrow afternoon than it feels right now.

68 the high in san francisco tomorrow. going to a high of 70 in oakland, 80 in san jose. warm in the south bay tomorrow. 81 in santa rosa, 83 in concord, and fremont up to a high of 70 degrees. if you are headed to napa for the final day of bottle rock, certainly the best day out of the three-day event tomorrow. 11:00 in the morning, 70 degrees already. pie 2:00 a warm breeze gets us to 77. and 4:00 in the afternoon we are bright and mild with a temperature of about 82 degrees, so enjoy. those numbers will just continue to warm even more as we head into the day on monday. look at this memorial day itself, this is going to feel very warm across the region. we've been stuck in the 60s and 70s for the most part, so these numbers headed our way monday are certainly going to feel very warm. a high of 77 in santa rosa. and san francisco a mild 74 degrees. and we will likely achieve those

90 degree readings inland. about 92 in antioch and it will feel mild on monday with temperatures pretty close to 70 scr degrees. here's the accuweather forecast, planning the next seven days for you. tomorrow it is warmer across the region. certainly feels hot for monday, memorial day itself. it stays mild to hot on tuesday. and then a sharp cool down wednesday into thursday. thursday could have some morning dri drizzle, but just a little hiccup because by friday warmer weather will return. game six just underway. it's the third game he's missed this series as he deals with a broen bruise on his knee. but surprisingly patrick mccaw is available off the bench tonight. he was listed as out just yesterday but the team added him

to the active roster today. mccaw haenlt played since march 31 rs when he suffered a spine c contusion. >> you never know how the game is going to play out. i had teammates who literally played one play in a playoff game and made a play and helped us win a game. so you just never know. >> the cavs get no love for game seven against the celtics. kevin love is out. love started experiencing symptoms after colliding with boston's jason tatum in game six. he averaged 14 points and 10 rebounds this post-season. not a lot is lined up for the a's at the colosseum recently. they've lost six of their seven. but something changed when

daniel magden took the mound. and matt joyce leading off. the first pitch by clay gone. that's joyce's six of the year. oakland had five hits. three of those went over the wall. it was matto oleson's dust fallin look at the %-p2 a and wept the distance. a masterful two hit shutout and no walks. gets to the wall and the a's win this one 3-0. giants and cubs. joe madden kind of needs to work on his pregame chest bump.

kyle just crushes this one. 2-0 cub, the bull pen, yeah they like to celebrate. the man on for brandon crawford, the hottest hitter in the majors he gets it up and over the ivy, a two run shot. this man throws it back i think he might regret that. but bottom of the fourth. nearly puts this under, his 12th of the year. right now the giants have come back and they now lead 4-3 in the sixth. now, stamford beats washington, brandon wolf a two run shot. that ties this game up at 2. levi jordan for washington had a two run double in the first. he adds this solo shot in the sixth. and the huskies take a 4-2 lead. stamford down by it 2 in the top of the ninth. joe demire washington starter, a

two run shot to tie it up. and then later in the inning nico borner has a slow roller with the bases loaded and thehee stamford wins 6-5 the final. they are your pac-12 champion. no score in the 51st minute. really just interesting. he throws it right and easy deflection for the score. 1-0 real madrid. but this is the goal of the game. absolute perfect kick by beth grail. that gives real madrid the lead. they win their third straight title with the 3-1 victory. this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by mazda. and right now the warriors trail 27-19. two minutes left in the first quarter. we're going to highlight at 9:00 over on kofy tv 20 this night.

that's why i'm going so i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor. did you do anything for your birthday? i stopped paying too much at verizon and switched to sprint's unlimited 55+ nice! anything else? well...woohoo...best... birthday...ever!!

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