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next thing you know the plane went sideways. then you could hear the thud into the concrete. new details on a plane crash at the petaluma airport. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. dion lim has the night off. kate larsen spent day at the crash scene and spoke to witnesses. >> may day, may day, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services. we just lost him. >> reporter: urgent calls for help after a small plane fell from the sky a half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> we all looked at each other

in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim king was golfing at the course next to the airport when the plane went down around 4:00. he and his friends are used to seeing planes take off from the airport and knew immediately something was wrong. >> it was like it stalled completely and stalled down. >> i played with a couple firefighters and they rushed over. i didn't go over and they came back and said, they're dead. >> reporter: a man and a woman were on board that plane and unfortunately both of them did tie. investigators here on scene tell me the aircraft was an amateur built custom manufactured plane that had been in service for quite some time. >> at this time we don't know the cause of the accident. it's our understanding it may have been taking off and trying to return to the airport. >> reporter: the ntsb and faa

are investigating the crash.cra. >> we sent out the alert about the deadly petaluma plane crash at 5:08 through the abc app. it's a free down load. another big story is the bay area weather. it's starting to feel like summer. you could see the view over lake tah tahoe. not a cloud to be found in san francisco. and people had the right idea in san santa cruz. >> finally it's feeling like may around here. earlier today, temperatures sored into the 70s and 80s. tonight even mild conditions at this hour, 60s and low 70s on the board right now 65 in san jose, but 75 right now in antioch. your 24 hour temperature change

that had been the big story all day. we were all warmer now than we were yesterday. the only exception half moon bay. this create it is launching pad for a warm day tomorrow. we have 60s and 70s on the board by 9:00. by 1:00, you see temperatures nearing 90 degrees. we'll look at how warm we get tomorrow afternoon across the entire region and how long the warm sticks around in the full accuweather forecast. san francisco police say a fight turning at stabbing at the park this evening. they found an adult man with injuries consistent with being cut with a sharp object. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries, police detained several people but are investigating whether any of those individuals are suspects in the crime. two ship repair workers are expected to survive after being hurt on the job.

these pictures were tweeted by the fire department on pier 80. they used a pully system to lower the workers to ambulances on the dock. a moving tribute to a world war ii veteran who was listed missing in action 74 years ago. his remains were found only months ago. lilian kim has the story. >> reporter: a 21-gun salute from thomas kelly, from above a b-24 bomber flying in his honor. all his family members knew and he disappeared in world war ii. >> they told us the plane was shot down. >> reporter: diane christy is lieutenantkelly's niece. >> that's whathe telegram said. but you never really know. >> reporter: but last october the family got word that the plane and the remains of the crew were found at the bottom of

the bay. project recover made the discovery using underwater robots. >> it's pretty much a needle within a hay stack of needles in some respect. it's very difficult because the ocean is bigger than it looks. >> reporter: scott is a cousin of lieutenant kelly's. >> after all these years we've finally seen where our relative's grave lies with ten other members of his crew. >> reporter: for years family has paid their respects at the memorial marker at the plot. but now they're hoping his remains will be recovered and brought home. >> my grandmother, grandfather are all buried over there. it would mean a lot to put him there. >> reporter: the family has found some comfort this memorial day weekend, having answers for

which they awaited decades. a grand march will be part of the san francisco 150th annual memorial day commemoration tomorrow. it kicks off at 10:30 a.m. scheduled speakers include senator diane feinstein, and san francisco mayor mark ferrell. volunteers paid tribute to service members at arlington national park this morning. they placed more than 160,000 roses at the headstones at arlington. they were left by flags left by the infantry unit. thousands of motorcycles rolled into washington d.c. to honor members of america's armed forces who never came home.

this marks the 31st year for rolling thunder. it attracts motorcyclists from all over america. today's ride took them from the pent gone, along tb potomac and the mall. some metro riders are facing long ertrips and added transfers because of a close sure of san francisco's twin peaks tunnel. service on the k engel side, m ocean view, m terbell lines are all effected. muni is doing prep work for a two-month long closure of the tunnel that begins in late june to renovate the structure. still ahead, where are they? the online movement has taken off after the federal government reported that over 1,000 immigrant children can't be

accounted for. plus a controversy of a different kind along the u.s./mexico border. the incident that's caused an uproar. game seven of the series, no

children's rights activists are calling for a national day of action for children to be held this friday. it is in response to the report that hundreds of immigrant children who arrived without parents are now unaccounted for. the department of health and human services reported last month that 1,475 children who arrived without an adult are now missing, but it just started trending with a new #wearethechildren. senator kamala harris tweeted yesterday she demanded answers

from the homeland security secretary at a hearing last month, but was not happy with the answers. here's what kirstjen nielsen had to say. >> so, your agency will be separating children from their parents, and i would assume -- >> no. what we'll be doing is prosecuting parents who have broken the law just as we do every day in the united states of america. >> i can appreciate that, but if that parent has a 4-year-old child, what do you plan on doing with that child? >> the child under law goes to hhs for care and custody. >> they will be separated from their parents? >> it's not the only border story angering children's rieghs advocates. the white house is taking heat over the policy to split up families. earlier this month attorney jeff sessions warned children may be taken aware from their parents if families are caught making the crossing illegally. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and that child may be separated from you. >> yesterday, the president responded to the controversy on twitter saying, quote, put

pressure on the democrats to end the horrible law that separates children from their parents once they cross the border into the u.s. the aclu disputed the president's claim tweeting, no law requires this, separating parents and children is your administration's choice. >> republican senator marco rubio said this morning, the problem needs to be dealt with, and he's open to changing the policy that separates families at the border. the border patrol is changing its story on why it opened fire on a woman at the border last week. they said last wednesday, they were attacked. but two days later they made no mention of weapons. 24-year-old claudio gomez died in the fire. she left guatemala in hopes for

work. in developing ne, former president george h.w. bush was admitted to a hospital in maine this afternoon after experiencing low blood pressure and fatigue. that's according to his spokesman. bush spent 13 days in the hospital for an infection last month, a day after his wife's funeral. the 93-year-old bush is likely to remain in the hospital for the next few days. his spokesman said the former president is alert. just yesterday he visited with veterans during a pancake breakfast. >> willy nelson will likely play a makeup concert after being too sick this weekend in north carolina. he took the stage but didn't sing or play a single note as the headline at his fe festiv festival. back here, bottle rock is wrapped up for the weekend. the three-day festival features a list of music acts covering just about every genere and

since it's in napa there's a wide variety of food and beverages. organizers say about 40,000 people packed the festival every night. the warriors are one win away from the finals. standing in their way are the houston rockets. fans are gearing up for game 7 in houston. emily woodrow went to oracle arena today. >> reporter: earlier today the warriors boarded a plane for houston. 15-year-old marcus says he'll be watching. >> warriors, of course. >> he visited oracle arena for the first time on sunday. he's from southern california but don't call him a lakers fan. >> you can get him to root for your team, it'll be like, lakers, yeah, but at the end of the day it's warriors. >> they planned their trip for his birthday celebration. they were hoping for a tour of

oracle arena but say it was sold out. >> i said let's go to a baseball game and you can see it from the outside because they're right next door. >> it's awesome. i like the warriors a lot. >> it's exciting to see him this happy. >> reporter: fans have come as far as china. >> yeah. >> reporter: these fans have the chance to fill oracle arena seats monday. the watch party will be held here with the doors opening at 5:00 p.m. >> it's going to go down. >> reporter: if the warriors win the championship, dick's sports goods will extend hours after the game offering fans championship gear. marcus is anticipating how he'll feel when, not if, his team wins. >> happy, amazing. >> reporter: perha the best birthday gift of all.

>> for a recap or photos from the warriors' win last night, head to abc 7.com. memorial day is kind of the unofficial start of summer, right? the weather forecast looks like the unofficial start. >> the time is coming exactly right, eric. today finally felt like may, tomorrow warmer air arrives. the warmest day is tomorrow. showing you we have clear skies across the city. showing clear skies overhead tonight, we have sunshine from the get-go tomorrow. right now, temperatures it's pretty comfortable out there right now, 57 in santa rosa, we're still holding at 71 in concord right now, 65 in san jose, 58 in san mateo. here's a call from accuweather.

the next 12 hours, plenty stars, moonlit sky, mild conditions, drop into the 50s overnight tonight. those will be your starting temperatures on your memorial day. nothing but sunshine start to finish tomorrow. temperatures start out in the 50s by noon the numbers excelling quickly already from the 70s and into the 80s. a close look at your highs tomorrow. in the south bay it will be hot, bright. 89 the high in san jose, 87 in cooper at the know. 86 in gilroy. 80 in redwood city tomorrow. 84 for mountain view. half moon bay, bright skies and a high of 70 degrees. san francisco tomorrow, the city 74 it will feel warm. 69 for daly city about 70 into the sunset. the north bay is hot.

88 the high in caley stow ga. 90 in napa. the east bay tomorrow upper 70s to mid 80s. 85 in fremont, oakland closing in on 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. inland warmer than that, upper 80s to lower 90s. walnut creek going to 90 degrees. the a's game will be warm. first pitch temperature about 74 degrees. by the ninth inning as the game is wrapping up, the temperatures getting close to 80 degrees tomorrow. put on that sun screen if you're at the coliseum. equally as beautifully at the beach upper 60s to lower 70s. the uv index tomorrow, it is running hot. that means your unprotected skin can burn in less than 15 minutes. the ocean temperature, still

chilly 55 degrees. the next seven days. it is hot tomorrow, 80s and widespread. lots of sunshine on tuesday. and wednesday you feel the changes. temperatures drop to the 60s and 70s. and a morning drizzle on thursday. next weekend we warm right back up. by saturday and sunday temperatures mild in the 70s and in the 80s for june. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. you can do lunch with billionaire

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>> announcer: abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> the warriors made their way from the bay area to houston this morning. our sports team has also arrived in h-town. mindy bach has a preview of winner take all game 7. >> reporter: the warriors arrived in houston for a pivotal game 7 with a few things still to be determined in regard to the health of two or three key role players. steve kerr knows exactly what the warriors need to do as a team to advance to the nba finals. >> the team that has won the turnover battle has won every game. when we're locked in and we take care of the ball, we have a great chance of catching fire like we did last night. so, we have to be dialed in. >> reporter: andre iguodala is officially listed as questionable for monday night's game, but steve kerr does not expect him to play. kevon looney has a sore big toe so he's also listed as

questionable. kerr had no idea and told the media he plans to question looney about it and tell him he's playing. in houston, mindy bach, abc7 sports. >> thanks, mindy. cavs and celtics, game 7.7. how about lebron, eight straight finals on the line for lebron. get that out of here. jason tatum having a dunk on lebron, even talking a little trash. boston was brutal. then lebron with a big bucket of put it away. he had 35 points, 15 boards and nine assists, cavs are headed to their fourth straight finals 87-79 in game 7 on the road. can the warriors do the same? >> we've been counted out for a long time this season, and, you know, right around the trade deadline, no matter we made a trade or not at that point in time, i kind of just switched my mind set, let's get the most out

of the season we can. i'm determined to get the most. i'm squeezing the orange so there's no more juice left. >> in the end it's painful. but it's the path. sandoval making his start at wrigley. look at it, great diving stop. the spin and throw to get the out. baez launches this one, 400 feet. the giants lose 8-3. they have now dropped ten of their last 12 road games. the a's and diamondbacks on breast cancer awareness day. no score, bottom three, luke coy with his score as an a. gets the silent treatment then great hit.

in his debut, struck out 7, allowed one run, three hits. the a's win it 2-1. they take two of three from arizona. coming up in 20 minutes, steve kerr has played in three game 7's. he shares his thought on that winner-take-all game. >> that guy he played with wasn't too bad. >> yeah, what was his name? michael something. much more to come. no break for president trump over the holiday weekend. his latest attack

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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. welcome back, and good evening i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines. the faa and ntsb are investigating a fatal plane crash in petaluma this afternoon that claimed the lives of two people. it crashed on east washington street. officials have not yet released the names of the deceased. a moving tribute was declared for a world war ii veteran who was declare missing 74 yes. ago. lieutenant kelly' remains were found months ago. warriors fans gearing up for tomorrow's game 7 in houston. if they win, it'll be their fourth straight trip to the nba finals. a watch party will be held at

oracle arena, tip off 5:00. president trump's legal team said should robert mueller seek a subpoena to force president trump to testify, he'll fight it to the supreme court. >> reporter: president trump continued his assault against the robert mueller investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. tweeting sunday morning who's going to give back the young and beautiful lives and others that have been devastated and destroyed by the phony russian collusion witch hunt? it's unclear who's lives he was referring to. rudy giuliani also piling on about the investigation. >> an investigation that we thought was rigged -- was rigged from the very beginning. it never should have started. >> reporter: the president has been complaining that the fbi improperly spied on his presidential campaign. but after a briefing the top democratic, adam schiff, saying

there's no evidence to support that claim. >> this is a piece of propaganda the president wants to put out and repeat. they say now it's out there we have to investigate it. even republican senator marco rubio defending the actions. >> it appears there was an investigation of not the campaign but individuals. >> reporter: the president says the russia investigation is an excuse for the democrat's loss in 2016. tweeting why didn't the 13 angry democrats investigate the campaign of crooked hillary clinton. many crimes he writes, much collusion with russia. why didn't the fbi take the server from the dnc? rigged investigation. the president planning to break from the rhetoric tomorrow to participant in a wreath laying ceremony. on the big island of hawaii, lava is oozing within kilometers

of the nuclear power plant. if lava covers it, there could be an uncontrolled explosion of toxic hydrogen sul feud. the national guard is ready for more evacuations if it worsens. a scene in ellicott city, maryland today as a wall of water floods down main stream. a similar flood struck the same area two years ago. in the 2016 event two people were killed by floodwaters. maryland's governor has declared a state of emergency. a california woman took hand matters in her own hands literally when she was about to give birth. >> once my water broke, boom, it all happened so fast. >> reporter: in an instant she went from being in labor to delivering her own son.

garcia was in the passenger seat, her boyfriend, josh schaeffer was at the wheel raising down the 154. >> we were going around the turn and she screamed for a solid almost five seconds straight. and i looked over and i see the baby's head sticking out while i'm still driving and i'm looking for a place to pull over. before i found a place, she pulled him out and was holding him. >> i didn't really have to push much. he just game out and i grabbed him. >> reporter: schaeffer pulled into a turnout and called 911. the dispatcher guided him through the next steps. >> told me i needed a string to tie the umbilical cord but i didn't have anything. so i went into the diaper bag and i ripped apart one of her bras till i got the -- like a -- the elastic part around here and then i tied umbilical cord. >> reporter: schaeffer was also

instructed to wipe the baby's eyes and mouth and keep the baby warm until help arrive. schaeffer stayed calm the entire time. >> i didn't want to freak out. she was obviously freaking out, she pulled a baby out of here. >> reporter: the chp and ambulance arrived within five minutes. the baby boy was doing well. >> i panicked because it seemed like forever before he started crying and his skin was a little purple but he was fine. >> reporter: the couple now has an amazing birth story to tell and the perfect name for their 7 pound bundle of joy. >> ryder. he was born on the ride. >> mom, dad, and ryder are all doing fine and spending the holiday weekend together. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, hope is rising from the ashes of the north bay wildfires. meet the homeowner coming home once

the cavs punched their

ticket to the nba finals by winning on the road. the warriors will try the same monday in houston. the rockets are looking to break through for the first time in a long time, so who's feeling the pressure? >> i think everybody feels more nerves for sure. you wake up that morning and this is it. this is the culmination of everything that's happened the last couple weeks. so more nerve wracking but a lot of fun, too. i think i played in three of them, if i'm -- my memory serves me. and, you know, they're games that you remember. and they're fun to be a part of. it's exciting. >> a special moment last night, patrick mccall played for the first time since march 31st when he took a scary fall in sacramento where there was some fear he could be paralyzed. he played with the game well in hand and even made a

was conventional wisdom said he wouldn't play till next season so last night was memorable. >> it was great to put my uniform back on. thanks to the man upstairs. i've been waiting for this moment the last few months just to be out there cheering my teammates on and be on the bench, it's undescribable. lebron james won his 24th straight eastern conference playoff series tonight and will be going to his eighth straight nba finals. to put that in perspective. if the warriors win monday they will have won 12 consecutive western conference playoff series they would need to win the conference through 2020 just to equal what lebron has done. he hasn't missed the nba finals since 2010. >> i guess this is the last

chapter for our team this season. it's been a whirlwind. it's been a cedar point, sorry for you guys that don't know much about cedar point but it's been a roller coaster. it's been roses, thorns in roses. everything you could ask for. one of the most challenging seasons i've had. >> let's go raising. the 102nd running of the indy 500. danica patrick, loses control and hits the wall. 30th place. her worst finish in indy. the leader forced to pit, gives up the leads to will power, and power a bride's maid many times in the race finally takes it at age 37. >> during the month, i guess my career, i've had so many wins,

so many polls, they're always talking about the 500. i can't describe it. i can't believe it. the other big race of the day, the coca-cola 600 in charlotte. kyle busch on the poll for this one and pretty much never left. he led 377 of the possible 400 laps and becomes the first driver to win a race at every nascar track on the schedule. he's won at least one race at all tracks. tomorrow the stanley cup finals begin. the vegas knights, the expansion team makes the finals, facing the washington caps, their first finals in 20 year gs. it's going to be different. it's going to be done in vegas style. >> i don't know what to expect.

i didn't know what to expect in rounds 1, 2 and 3 and i don't know how to approach it now. we're going to see if we can win a hockey game. see where it goes. >> everybody enjoys this moment. you guys enjoy it. we're going to play hockey. you guys are going to be on a beach watching a hockey game over the cocktails, come here and watch the game. it's going to be fun for you guys. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. a big monday night, game 1 the stanley cup finals, and game 7 of the nba finals. chris paul is unknown, he hurt his hamstring. anyone who has hurt their hamstring you walk around fine, but then oooh.

our side andre? >> he's questionable. >> i do have one question about the indy 500. >> yes. >> he felt like crying because he spilled the milk? >> he got the checkered flag. he can buy more milk now. >> i know he can. >> anthony thank you very much. that does it for us

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