good morning to you. starting out with clear and cool everier conditions. we do have the temperatures coming dune it is 50 in oakland. we compare it to oakland at this

time. it is 70s around the bay and 60s around the coast. i'll let you know how hot memorial day will be. >> thank you. >> i am wearing my blue this morning. warriors fans are elated after the doffs beat the rockets to force a game seven. last night it was welcome to the playoffs. warriors were down and then klay thompson happened. he and curry put on quite a show. the warriors overcame a 17 point deficit. >> and his what we can't play for. >> when your back is against the

wall it shows what we are made of. i'm going to forget about this game. >> the guy is a machine. she so sick physically. he seems to thrive in these situations. he was fantastic. >> final score 115-86. game seven tomorrow night in houston. tip off at 6:00. dub nation might have had its doubts early on. katie talked with fans who are ready for game seven. >> confetti dropping from the ceiling is glorious to behold. >> it was nerve racking at the beginning. they pulled it off. >> i have been praying all day. i want them to win so bad. >> i believe in the

>> i know they can do this. the third quarter surge and it will be awesome. i can't wait. >> and well, they did. he started making shots. klay thompson started netting 35 points. >> what do we have to do to win seven? >> keep moving the ball, limit turnovers and that will be it. >> abc 7 news. >> the warriors will host an official watch party. tickets cost 20 bucks and are available only online. a portion will be donated and the warriors community foundation. tickets go on sale to the public

at noon. season ticketholders combine theirs at 10:00 this morning. parking costs $10. we'll have more for a recap or photos from last night's big win. you can head to our web site, abc7news.com. >> stage add die there is the mistreatment of animals. the group direct action everywhere estimates ability a thousand people showed up. they are calling for change in the animal testing, clothing and meat producing industries. the event remained peaceful. a bay area man says he is lucky to be alive after what he calls a software glitch that caused the auto pilot mode to go haywire in his tesla model 3.

>> okay. >> he was on a mission to spread the word about his love for the tesla model 3. he documented his travels 39,000 kilometers through 25 countries in six he blames the autooh pilot system calling it faulty. >> the software as i learned the hard way is very capable of -- >> in a statement tesla fired back insisting the company isn't to blame since it isn't available in much of europe yet.

it has no connectivity or service available for vehicles there. further more tesla has always been clear that the driver must remain responsible at a car at all times for using auto pilot. >> tim is an expert on tesla's and feels it should have worked even if the model 3 isn't solddd there. >> new details. investigators have looking into whether fireworks sparked it. a viewer took this video friday night. you can see the flames raging and soaring into the air. it started in a roofing

materials yard. the fire department says it went off at about the plumes of toxic ash shooting into the sky. we are on the scene with details. > >> this is one of the fissures that closed up. since this eruption began mar than 80 structures have been

destroyed. more than half of them are homes. >> there is also the possibility of more evacuations as there are heightened concerned with the air right mow the winds are carrying those fumes but the concern is that over the weekend those winds could die down leaving a blanket of toxic fumes sitting over populated areas. that is one thing they are being concerned about.

the national guard says for some of them it could be the last chance to get out safely. abc news, hawaii. happening today the queen of speed is hitting the brakes on her racing career. danica patrick will retire. patrick is the woman in american motor sports history. she says racing is not in her heart anymore. she says she loves the ability to progress and get better but feels like it has become less. the post retirement gig hosting the espi serks in july. she will become the first. it starts at 8:00 this morning only on abc 7. quite a trail blazer. let's get a check of the forecast. >> are you ready for some

warmth? >> yeah. >> lots of 80s arriving outside the bay. look outside where we don't have all of that fog. we can see the city here. it is 47 in danville. it is 49 in livermore. 80s have arrived and upper 60s today downtown. we'll talk about that warm upcoming up. >> thank you. also ahead, some controversial comments from a california congressman. find out who said homeowners should have the right to refuse to sell to gains. an east bay water slide opened for the first time since a boy was severely injured, why the water park says it's safe. you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done

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this is our east bays camera. you can see the tower there lit up with warriors blue. warmth in store this week weather wise. lisa along shortly with a full forecast. california congressman told a group of realtors it should be okay for homeowners to refuse to sell to gays and lesbians. when asked whether he indeed made the comments earlier this month he doubled down saying yep, it is accurate and he believes homeowners should have the right to choose who they do business with. they have pulled the support who is up for reelection this year. the ride on bart just

expanded in the east bay. yesterday was the first official day of service on the new bart extension. the 10 mile stretch has two new stations. the extension costs $525 million. it is designed to help alleviate traffic congestion on highway 4. ant irk och trains run and passengers have to switch trains at the next station after an 11 minute ride. this extension is the first time bart is using train cars that run on renewable diesel. an east bay water slide is back open this holiday weekend. it left a ten-year-old boy injured after he hydro planed and flew all of it last memorial day weekend. the city says the slide is safe. >> for several hours the emerald water slide was empty, no

takers. >> none of them will go down the slide, no takers. >> he was the first to splash down on reopening day on water slide. mike says he had no >> i went down it. he felt totally safe. >> he declined. >> the scary incident caught on camera. it happened on opening day at the city owned and ope wave water park. he had these injuries on his back. >> we tested the water slide for height. we have a height requirement. we didn't test it for weight. my son the -- >> they sued for $2.5 million in damages. the family's attorney said they

settled with all sides this year. the city said the suit against them was dismissed. >> they say the emerald plunge slide are now safe. >> they have been recertified. we went through extensive testing. >> the biggest safety change was lowering the water level at the base of the slide. it was the first kid to try it out. >> others >> generations of americans are honoring those who served our country especially those who gave everything for our

>> and legendary commanderndernr news was in lakepoint where the city held the annual memorial day >> good sunday morning to you. visibility with just some haze, about 4 miles there. about 6 miles on the coast. i want to keep you up to date on what's happening in the coast.

the reason it is subtropical, it's in the as concentric. there is the circulation chlts look at heavy rain. as we konlt to track this you'll notice it's at 45 miles per hour moving into the northern gulf of mexico bring from 4 to 8 inches of rain from florida to alabama. it will move up through the tennessee valley. this is where we are looking far storm surge and heavy some really cool off into the 40s. that's what we are looking

livermore 49. so the winds have backed off. the skies are clear. all of the elements as high pressure builds in for a warmer afternoon. we are looking at temperatures today coming up considerably and then tomorrow looking quite hot for mem more y'aorial day. notice we are in the 60s and 70s at the here comes the heat. you can see the reds here. 90 degrees. 83 in hayward. san francisco pushing into the 70s.

>> into the 60s around the bay and through the 70s in our inland it is looking at low to mid-70s. downtown looking at upper 60s today and in the north bay. highs ranging from upper 70s to low 80s. on the east bay about 70 for you today in oakland. it is 74 in newark. livermore 83 and up in bottle rock a much warmer afternoon. low 80s today by about 4:00 in the afternoon. the seven day forecast brighter and warmer today. hot through the holiday. mild to hot for you on tuesday. the cooling comes tuesday and the last day of may on thursday. once again, weather can't make up its mind. >> okay. so we have a little bit of june

gloom. thank you. >> just ahead, a 24 hour relay race that's happening right now in oakland.

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>> if you're missing a royal wedding in person don't fret there are still plenty of reasons to travel to london. her mom booked the ticket serena back in february. the ticket issued had mom's name on it, not the daughter's. >> they said when i this information it defalled to my name. >> they say mistakes like this are quite common. he is a travel rider and former travel agent. >> some times the first name and last name were switched. some times a missing middle name or initial. some times names were misspelled. all of these things

rue routinely. ticketholders should not take no for an answer. >> airlines can do it. it is possible. you may need to get a second level supervisor before they can do it, but you're asking for them to do you a favor. >> he turned to 7 on your side for help. we contacted united airlines. united said the confusion came because a flight was backed. i do have to apologize to you that it takes this much effort to make the necessary change. it should have been taken care of when you first called us. a united representative said. the name of his daughter is now on the ticket and her mother had this recommendation for anyone watching this report. >> i definitely would recommend double and triple checking. i double and triple checked. >> being strict on name changes 20 years ago to prevent

customers from reselling their tickets or giving them to other passengers. 7 on your a toy is still in style. abc 7 news was there in oakland for this year's bay area classic yoyo championship. some of the best wowed judges with a two minute performance set to music. it is a real treat for spectators. more than 2,000 showed up to take in the show. >> people absolutely love it. they have never seen anything like it. hay have totally changed and it's really cool. >> yesterday's winners went home with a $1,000 cash prize and bragging rights. right now east bay school kids are learning the importance of team work and collaboration. abc 7 news was there yesterday for the start of the 24 hour

relay challenge. it started at 10:00 yesterday morning and ends at 10:00 this morning. students are teaming 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 and fostered by the ever forward club. still to come here on abc 7 morns, it could reach the meeting between president trump and north

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let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. welcome back everyone. we are starting this half hour with the weather. >> hi. good morning to you. we are starting out with a beautiful morning out there. not much in the way of fog.

it is cooler because we don't have that blanket of our marine clouds. here is a look at santa cruz right now. you can see a little bit of overcast there. it is 52 ton the coast. isn't this a beauty here? temperatures elsewhere a little bit cooler in the north bay. it is 49 in livermore. by 10:00 full sunshine and 70s. it is 65 in fremont. by the afternoon look at the 80s arrive from the north bay to the east bay getting close in the south bay. it will be much warmer we'll talk about it in detail coming up. >> thank you. now to the surprise meeting between the leaders of north and south korea.

president trump cancelled a planned june 12th sum nit. the leaders are agreeing to new high level talks next months. bob brings us up to both leaders promised to trid to rid it of nuclear weapons. kim is expressing strong will. this is two days after president trump abruptly cancelled his upcoming summit siting the north's tremendous anger and open hostility. >> never before has a south korean or u.s. president called

out for the language. >> the north threatening a nuclear to nuclear somehow down calling the vice president a political >> the north claiming to destroy the testing facilities. it is unclear if that is true. >> watching these developments closely. the white house says they are planning to send an advanced team to prepare for the june summit just in case it happened. abc news, beijing. coming up on this week's senate intelligence committee senator marco rubio. both go one on one with coan

mar than. who you can watch "this week" at 3:00 this afternoon, note that new time, 3:00 right here on abc 7. a utah man freed from a venezuelan jail met with president trump at the white house. u.s. officials had accused of wrongfully arresting holt and his wife. the fourth man to walk on the moon has passed away. he took part in the second trip to the moon. he later spent 59 days aboard sky lab

a prayer vigil was held last night in indiana, the site of a school shooting friday that left a student and teacher wounded. >> students faculty sang and prayed together. the teacher heroically tackled the shooter. both are hospitalized. the suspect was taken into custody. he was a student at that school. who owns or maintains the utility pole outside your house? >> the state does not have a database. david has the story.

>> you stillty polls getting loaded up with demand growing. who is keeping tabs on maintenance and condition. michael is president of the california public utilities commission. >> not having a single database that says where it is, what's on it, what the condition of it is. >> he was taken on a tour of poll po poles. it could crash to the ground in high winds. the facility should have moved from the old pole. this has been like this for more than two months. >> poles are inspected every five years and have drive by

inspections regularly. to the untrained eye some poles may look hazardous but don't. take my word for it. it's not standing up straight. it is leaning to one side which has been concerning to residents. pg and e maintains this is safe. this is leaning on top. >> it is really not creating any public hazard at all. >> a fallen power line could even set off a small spot fire. so it is look to go have a better handle on all 4.2 million poles across the state. abc 7 news. still ahead, dna can do anything from cold cases to teaching us about diseases. now there's a new alternative that's much more durable. we'll show you how it works.

here is a live look from our abc 7 news web cam. cool start to the morning. are you ready for a warm up? we

happening today celebrate memorial day weekend in golden gate park. the golden gate park band has been playing for the last 135 years. it is one of the last big city o outdoor bands to perform. today's show starts at 1:00

afternoon. ♪ oh, the sights, sounds and flavors are attracted thousands to the mission district. it can i bed off yesterday and continues today with a parade along 24th street and mission street. this marks the 40th year of carnival in san francisco. think the weather should be perfect. >> and parties getting bigger all weekend long. good morning everyone. it took a while to clear. check out pier 39. it is sunny and some sweeping in this morning. it is 52 in hayward. how about upper 60s downtown? that's quite an improvement. only see 80s inland.

i'll detail your forecast for today, memorial day and beyond coming up. they helped save the warriors with the season on the

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anchts chance to win the weekend series today. first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon. the giants battled the cubs. first pitch at 5:00. you can watch that game on our sister network, espn2. warriors are flying back for

game seven of the western conference finals. they had the deciding game last night. we have the highlights in this morning's sports.rts. >> the warriors last two were total of 7 points. they knew houston was going to come out firing and they james harden missed 21 three-point assists. he had two in the quarter alone and houston lead by

the warriors outscored curry also getting in on the launch party. clay finished this with nine three pointers. it is the second playoff game. he had a game high 33 points. curry pitched in 29 points of his own. the rockets scored 9 points total. game seven on monday in houston. >> it felt good to be honest. i wanted to play with as much passion as i you can always control your passion and how hard you play. >> it is a strange start to the

game. we kind of thought they would come out hot. it was a little bit of a free swing for them. >> if someone told us that would you sign up for it? yeah. we got what we crawford is batting 440 in may. tied at 3 in the top of the fifth. brandon belt brings it in with that little flare right there. the giants go onto win 5-4 and even the season a a game a piece. they were

the first pitch he sees, it's gone. that's the sixth of the year. daniel would go to distance, a masterful two hit shutout. jake got all the way to the warning track. the a's win 3-0. we will bring you highlights as well as preand post game reaction. we hope you'll join us. until then have a wonderful sunday. a little bit of haze out there. as we look at the peninsula it has been cool and breezy for the past several days. redwood city in the low 70s.

you stay warm on a pretty shot here with a flat looking bay and very little wind to speak of today. those elements will work with our ridge of high pressure to warm us up today. picking up on patchy fog. we are looking at very wet weather into florida. there is a tornado watch for miami-dade county. so any where from 3 to 6 inches of rain. it moves off. we are looking at 4 to 8 inches around the western panhandle of florida and into

it will allow that may and june sunshine that really intense sun. you feel it out there to really work and do its magic today. 2 to 5 degrees sfo no delays. high temperatures ranging from the mid-60s. it is 68 downtown. 70 in oakland. mid-70s in fremont. 80s arriving inland. all of these from 2 to 4 degrees above average. it should be a beautiful day on the warm side, getting warmer tomorrow. in terms of the low the fog

backs off. it will be along the coast. it is 55 in fremont. the skies will be clear and looking at a nice day today in the east bay. upper 60s today at the coliseum and winds should be on the light side. it will feel warm out there. the seven day forecast, temperatures 60s, 70s and 80s. it will got hot tomorrow with memorial day bringing in the warmest numbers. it is still going to stay warm inland. download our accuweather app. it will be a bit warmer heading into the end of the week. >> nice weather today and tomorrow for folks celebrating the weekend. >> whatever you have planned. >> thank you. revolutions and dna research doing everything from solving cold cases to unraveling the cause of deadly disease. now researchers have a technique

that may have powerful advantages. abc 7 news anchor has the details. >> they are the sherlock holmes of the lab. instead they are able to id their suspects by tracking proteins from their bodies. >> it is very similar to what is done in the sense there are markers in dna that you can make a measurement on. we are trying to find kind of strategies. >> they perfected and more recently bones. protein samples are run through a powerful device. it can spot patterns that are influenced by mutations thin a person's dna. it is from a source that's much more durable. >> there are many instances where say the remains have been out in the environment far very

very long time. they have been in an extremely harsh condition. in those cases perhaps the dna has been destroyed and maybe the protein has lasted. >> the team believe it is technique might potentially id the remains of soldiers and help in cold cases where usable dna evidence no longer exists. researcher believes the truth is out there. >> my heartthrob moment would be exonerating an innocent human from being subjected to being in the

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let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa. >> good morning to you. it is clearer and cooler out there. we still have some fog not only entering the golden gate there but also on the peninsula. you can see the tower still but there is low lying fog. 53 downtown and 50 in oakland. upper 40s due to the clear sky there. livermore checking in at low to mid-70s by warm up.up 50s at the coast. a much warmer afternoon by about 10 to