if you like it warm, you're going to love the end of the holiday weekend. it's looking pretty good. >> a live look at our roof camera. supposed to reach the low 70s today in san francisco. boy, that's something we haven't said in quite a while. >> when it's below 70s in san francisco, it feels like the low 90s. >> good morning on this memorial day, may 28th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's talk to meteorologist mike nicco about the warm weather. hey, mike. >> hi everybody. we're going to get really warm, especially inland today. we have a little fog that alexis and i have been watching, especially hayward to union city. visibility down to a couple hundred feet. that's going to hang around through probably 9:00 and then

it will rapidly lift. it's kind of hazy in other places. that's because of the high pressure bringing us the stagnant air that's going to warm from the low to upper 50s at 7:00. 62 at the coast, 70 by 4:00. 78 to 84 at noon. i hope you can find a pool or lake or somewhere to stay cool. we're going to hit the upper 80s by 4:00. 82 around the bay. 70 at the coast. summer is here. let's find out about the commute. here is alexis. >> we've got summertime volumes. looking live at golden gate bridge. typically one of our lighter commutes early in the morning. of course, on a holiday it's going to be even lighter than it typically is. just a couple vehicles heading southbound across golden gate. i haven't seen the zipper trucks yet. trust me, you don't need the extra room yet. they should be out here this morning. also want to check in on mass transit. a lot of agencies changing service for the holiday. we have this b.a.r.t. track work between concord and pleasant hill.

free buses are replacing trains and that will likely add about 20 minutes to your trip. so keep that in mind. next traffic update coming up in about ten minutes. throughout the bay area, we'll see reminders of the reason we celebrate memorial day. >> many taking time to honor the service members. cornell barnard is in the presidio for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. the gates to the city will open in about an hour. inside a very solemn side, a long row of american flax drape the inside of the national cemetery. today, as you said, marks the 150th memorial day commemoration at the presidio. ♪ the grand march from the main post to the national cemetery will begin the event. this is video from last year. 2,000 spectators expected for

the ceremony to honor more than 1 million veterans who have given their lives for our country. boy scouts have placed flags at every grave as they do every year. the ceremony begins at 10:30 a.m. with a grand march from the presidio officers club to the national cemetery followed by a normal ceremony. scheduled speakers include senator dianne feinstein, lieutenant governor gavin newsom and san francisco mayor mark farrell. a 21-gun salute will happen at noon. >> thank you, cornell. two people died after a plane crashed near the petaluma airport. this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused the plane to go down. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen spoke to witnesses near the crash scene. >> mayday, mayday, mayday, we have a plane down at petaluma. we need emergency services.

>> reporter: a small plane fell from the sky, half a mile from the petaluma airport. >> picked up power, stalled and we all looked at each other in the eye and it was like, that doesn't sound right. >> jim cane was golfing at the course right 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. >> finally sounded like it stalled completely and spiraled down and onto the roadway. >> i played with a couple of firefighters today. they rushed over. i didn't quite go over there. they come back and just, very sad. >> reporter: a man and woman were on board the plane and unfortunately both did die. the aircraft, a vans rv 6 was a custom manufactured plane that had been in service for quite some time. >> at this point in time we don't know the cause of the accident. it was our understanding is that

it was taken off and may have tried to return to the airport. >> reporter: the ntsb and faa are investigating the crash. the plane is registered to an address in american canyon. >> we sent out the alert about the deadly petaluma plane crash through our abc 7 news app. by the way, that is free to download. make sure you enable the push alert feature to receive breaking news updates like this one. violent crime has risen dramatically in santa clara county. according to a report from the district attorney's office there was a county dlooe wide increase in violent crime. in mountain view violent crime more than 40%. property crimes, especially car break inns saw a broad jump across the county with sunnyvale showing a 20% increase.

a majority is attributed to a violent teen robbery gang which has now been broken up. it covered 2016 through 2017. from our live desk, we're watching things closely on the east coast. floodwaters are receding in a city in maryland. officials are just beginning the grim task of assessing the destruction. take a look at your screen. this is dramatic video from ellicott city. a wall of surging water from a flooding river cascaded down main street taking two-ton cars along for the ride. a state of emergency was also declared there. no fatalities have been reported. cnn reports one person is missing and a similar flood struck ellicott city two years ago killing two residents there and impacting local businesses. so this is deja vu for them, reggie. >> on the opposite side of the country, lava has breached the property of a geothermal power plant. of fernls are monitoring the situation saying plenty of

precautions were taken. at least one well is covered by magma, but it was already plugged. the plugs protect against the release of gas that could turn toxic if mixed with lava. the plant taps heat and steam from the earth's core to spin turbines to generate power. president trump's legal team says if robert mueller's investigation seeks a court order to compel the president to testify, his lawyers will fight it all the way to the u.s. supreme court. the president has been complaining the fbi improperly spied on his campaign. after a briefing, the top democrat adam schiff says there's no evidence to support the claim. >> this is a piece of propaganda the president wants to put out and repeat. they say now that it's out there, we need to investigate it. >> it appears there was an investigation not of the campaign but of certain individuals who have a history that we should be suspicious of. >> president trump is scheduled

to take part in a memorial day wreath laying ceremony later in washington today. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. clock just struck 5:08. some of our warmest temperatures will be in our inland east bay neighborhoods. look at the temperatures now. mid to upper 50s. brentwood at about 62 degrees also. let's take a look at what's going on around other neighborhoods. low to mid 50s up in the north bay and around the bay, mid to upper 50s, 57 right now in san carlos and mountain view at about 58. here is a look at all the sunshine that's about to come up and wash us, with the potential for burning today, especially if you'reout and about doing anything. my activity plan, while it says good because the weather will be conducive, remember to have caution and keep skin protected. mild and sunny at our beaches after a list mist this morning. if you're on the bay, light breezes.

if you're staying cool at the pool, the strong sunshine will come into play. here is a look at the peninsula. 62 at 8:00. mid 70s at noon. look at the 80s from 1:00 to 5:00, back down to a comfortable 70 by 8:00. the east bayshore line, 63 at 8:00 to nearly 80 at noon. definitely the '80s by 1:00 to 5:00. down to 69 by 8:00 this evening. total sunshine the entire day. that's a look at our forecast for now, we'll take a look at our roller coaster in the accuweather seven-day forecast. hopefully not that bad on the roads. here is alexis. >> sure isn't. we have crickets in the traffic center as you would expect on a holiday. taking a live look at the san mateo bridge, i told you about a collision we had around 2:40 this morning. a vehicle somehow went off the roadway on eastbound 92. i went into the marsh lands here off on the side. it does not sound like it was in very deep water.

the driver got out okay. we did see lights over there a few minutes ago. looks like they have cleared. it looks like they have recovered that vehicle and we're clear shortly. also want to check on the central valley, 20 a to 580, check this out. 70 miles an hour. normally down to five, ten miles an hour at this point. enjoy it if you have to work today. colombia's presidential race heading for a runoff election. thousands of immigrants came to san francisco to vote in the election for their homeland. abc 7 news was inside colombia's consulate when voters cast their ballots. this is the first time in more than 50 years colombia will select a new president during a time of peace. >> i agree with the process about peace and social inclusion. >> people are happy. we have seen many people voting. we are hoping that this election will be for the best. >> colombia has 36 million

citizens, more than 800,000 of them live in other nations, including tens of thousands here in the u.s. two ship repair workers are suspected to survive after being hurt on the john in san francisco. these pictures were tweeted out by the san francisco fire department showing the rescue operation at pier 80. firefighters used a pulley system to lower the injured workers from the ship to ambulances on the dock. a showdown caught on camera. the investigation under way. he scaled

remember just a couple days ago our temperatures were in the mid 60s to mid 70s. today with it being about 20 degrees warmer, a couple of heat tips to think about. drink plenty of water. wear lightweight and loose fitting clothing. remember the kids and the pets inside the cars, never do that. even with the windows down, it's still not safe. take frequent breaks in the shade if you can. have fun today. >> a lot of us went to the beach over the weekend. can you imagine this. this is gma's first look this morning. an investigation under weigh in light of this video showing a police officer punching a young woman at a new jersey beach. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," this video of two police officers at a beach on the jersey shore wrestling a

woman on the ground. one punching her in the head, under investigation this morning. beachgoers yelling, a baby crying in the background. it happened saturday afternoon in wildwood, new jersey, shocking beachgoers. the video now with more than 2 million views on twitter. the woman at the center of it identified by police as 20-year-old emily wine man from philadelphia charging her with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and minor in possession of alcohol in addition to two counts of assault on a police officer by spitting. the police chief says while he finds this video to be alarming, he does not want to rush to any judgment. we'll have the latest coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. child rights activists are calling for a national day of action for children to be held this friday in response to the disclosure that the federal

government lost track of nearly 1,500 immigrant children who arrived in the u.s. without an adult. the disclosure was made last month but has attracted more attention amid reports, immigrant children are being separated from their parents at the border. children's rights advocates says this is as a result of trump's policy to split up families as outlined by the attorney general earlier this month. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. that child may be separated from you as required by law. >> meanwhile republican senator marco rubio said yesterday the problem needs to be dealt with, and he is open to changing the administration policy of separating families at the border. happening today, the indiana science teacher who got shot while tackling a school shooter is scheduled to speak. jason siemen

at the suspect. a gofundme at ks han be set up and raised more than $62,000 for the t-shirt. two men are alive this morning thanks to the quick thinking and persistence of first responders in the central valley. look at this video. this is from highway patrol officers and firefighters pulling the men from a car after it overturned in a canal in sanger which is east of frezer in. it took about 15 minutes to free him. rescuers needed another 25 minutes to extract the other man. he survived thanks to an air pocket. firefighters using the jaws of life. racial bias is one of starbucks biggest pr headaches. a chain says it has two strategies for curbing racism. first, hire more people of color as managers. second, create a culture openly discussing racial issues.

red bay coffee's staff is imposed of women, people of color and formerly incarcerated. starbucks is getting ready to hold social bias training tomorrow. it comes after arrest of two african-american men at a starbucks who wanted the use the restroom. a migrant living illegally in france is being called a hero after scaling an apartment building to save a 4-year-old dangling from a fifth floor balcony. >> it's incredible. take a look at the video we have. the 22-year-old sprang into action after seeing the child was in danger. he climb from balcony to balcony until he got to the fifth floor. that's where he was able to grab the child. >> i saw a lot of people yelling, cars were honking. i got out and saw the child who was about to fall from the balcony. i have children. i would hate to see him get hurt

in front of me. i ran and thought of ways to save him. thank god i scaled the front of the building to that balcony. >> the french president will be meeting with him at the presidential palace today. the french media reported that the father of the small child was detained for alleged parental neglect. it's stunning video to see him scale those balconies. wow. >> you hope someone is around like that during a time of need. >> i did the double take. what? that's a baby. my heart kind of stopped. and then that guy. amazing he was there at the right time. >> no kidding. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. if you've been waiting for summer, this is the forecast for you. here is a look at walnut creek, one of those areas that will top 90 for the first time this year. in fact, for a lot of inland neighborhoods, this will be the warmest day this year under total sunshine. the clouds will start coming back to the coast tomorrow.

that will signify a cooling trend as the heat will expire in all neighborhoods by wednesday. i think we've got one more 90-degree day in us for tomorrow. >> you can see the central valley in cloud cover. you can definitely see a little bit of clearing that's going the take place on the satellite, all that gray moving away from the coast. today, 65 in richmond and balboa park. that's as cool as it gets in san francisco. about 74 downtown. 70 in sunset. south san francisco, 74. richmond 78, everybody else in the low to mid 80s. let's take a look at the peninsula, 70 in half moon bay. palo alto and redwood city 85. in the south bay mid to upper 80s except for santa cruz at 77 degrees. if we go to the north bay, 89 in santa rosa. napa 90

tomorrow still warm inland, notice the significant drop wednesday. drizzle thursday morning and the temperatures will be back in the 60s, 70s and 80s. not as hot for saturday and sunday. hi, alexis. >> looking at a really light commute if you're one of the few not off for the memorial day holiday. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights yet. in fact, i would be really surprised if we had to flip those on for the morning commute. we'll see this afternoon as folks start heading back into the town. we do expect heavier volumes. looking at dense fog right now in the hayward area. very low visibility along the 880 corridor. it's spreading over onto 580 and 238 as well. drive times looking great. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, 16 minutes.

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two people dead after a plane crash near the petaluma airport. officials have not released the names of the two people who died. a wall of surging water flooded ellicott city, maryland, yesterday. a state of emergency is in effect. cnn reports oneperson person i missing. honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice. thousands of people pay tribute at san francisco's annual memorial day ceremony held in the presidio. the warriors are in houston hoping to punch their ticket to the nba finals for the fourth year in a row. the team is hosting a game 7 watch party at oracle and tickets are 20 bucks. be ready for warm weather everywhere. if you're sitting through one of

those memorial service, note that the sunshine will be very strong and make you feel even warmer than the 70s to 90s we'll have for temperatures today. number six, we're kawhi et on the traffic front. extremely light volumes on 92. cews are clearing a crash on the east side of the toll plaza. no delays on either side of the bridge. number seven, just in time for your holiday barbecue, it's national burger day. wendy's and jack-in-the-box are some of the chains offering discounts today. a southern california man is sharing some really cool video after spotting a blue glow at the beach by his house. >> check this out. you can see here a bright blue glow coming from the sand every time he wipes his feet. the stunning phenomenon is luring people to san diego county beaches. this is in carlsbad. it's caused by an algae bloom known as red tide. it lights up when the

microorganisms tumble down the face of the waves at and near the shore. i've seen this before. it's really cool. >> did you get to play with it in the sand? >> i saw it in the water because you can see it when the waves crash. that is a really unique video. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. why president trump's meeting with north korea could be back on again.

it is do or die for the warriors. conference finals against the houston rockets happens tonight. >> right now the gulf coast is bracing for severe weather. sub tropical storm alberto is expected to make landfall later today. a live look through our exploratorium camera at pier 15. here in the bay area it's going

to feel like summer. highs in the low to mid 70s in san francisco. >> a gorgeous shot. i have to say, mike, yesterday was my favorite day of the year so far weatherwise. >> it was beautiful. >> today a little warmer in san francisco. i don't think it's going to be too hot. we'll see. let's take a look at what's going on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. when it starts creeping into the upper 70s, everybody in san francisco starts to get a little ed edgy. here we are with live doppler 7. it's pretty quiet. as far as my accuweather 12-hour day planner. mid to upper 60s at 7:00. back to 64 at 7:00. it's elsewhere where we're watching the warmth. 74 to 82 around the bay. 84 to 88, already in the mid 80s. pretty intense warmth fof some of us. let's find out how intense it is on the roads this morning. >> not very. we are intensely kauai etd.

here is a live look at the south bay. 101 and 880. light volumes. typically it starts to fill in right about now. i don't think we'll see that today. most folks are off for the holiday. b.a.r.t., we have the track work continuing all through the day today between concord and pleasant hill. that means free buses will replace trains, and that will likely add about 20 minutes to your commute. we'll look at light drive times coming up next. what a win this weekend. today is the day though. they need to get it done. game seven of the western conference finals. >> the warriors obviously need to pull off another big win in houston tonight. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at oracle arena where there's a watch party prepared. >> reporter: oracle arena looks ready to go, reggie. the lights are on. blue and gold flashing, the banner says strength in numbers. even though the warriors themselves won't be here, here is video of them leaving town,

catching a flight to houston. that's where game seven will be. their coaches even wondering which team -- which warriors team will show up for this game. coaches saying if the team that showed up for the second half of game six shows up, then we should be fine. >> defense is pretty good in the second half of game six. offensively we move the ball better. got wide open shots and got them in transition. if we can do those things in game seven, it will be good for us. >> reporter: here is the information you need. if you are still here in the bay area, not making it to houston, you can come to a watch party. tickets are $20. it will be here at oracle arena. parking will be $10. this is for the 6:00 game tonight. that's what time the game starts. but they'll open the doors a little bit before that for you and they'll have performances for you. they're going to open the gates at 5:00. we've got all the information

you need on our website. if you want to go to our website, you can go there to buy tickets for the watch party so you can come out and show support for game seven. live in oakland, amy hollyfield abc 7 news. let's talk about our probable competition. in the east lebron james led the cavaliers to their fourth straight nba finals. james played 48 minutes for the fifth time in his postseason career. they beat the celtics on the road 87-79. this was boston's only home loss in the playoffs. if the warriors win, it will be again warriors-cavs part four. if you can't watch tonight's game, you can count on abc 7 news to send a push alert with the results right after the game. we sent this one last night after the cavs won. you can download the app and enable push alerts to get customized notifications about breaking news where you live. >> now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. hours from now the first named storm of the season expected to make landfall over

florida, alabama and mississippi. all three states have already declared states of emergency as they prepare to get a lashing. gusty winds have forced lifeguards to post red flags on the beach warning people about rip currents and high surf conditions. alberto is expected to clock in wind speeds of up to 65 miles per hour. it was on, then off. now on again? president trump says he expect the summit with north korea to go on as scheduled june 12th. mr. trump tweeted yesterday a u.s. team had arrived in the north making arrangements for the summit ending his message with the words "it will happen." the president withdrew from the summit after north korea restri reobjected to strict ground rules. a man stabbed at del lore ross park is expected to survive. fran police say they were called to the park around 7:30 last knight to investigate. they found a man with stab wounds, sent him to the hospital.

police detained several people, but so far they have not made any arrests. two german shepherd puppies are recovering this morning after a bay area organization rescued them from a homeless encampment. the group found the pups saturday night on 89th avenue and d street in oakland. one of the dogs had a paw cut off and is with rocket dog. the other had a ek bro en jaw and is being treated at the hospital. they'll be reunited later today. the casting couch is not a crime but a choice. those are the words of harvey weinstein's lawyer as he prepares the former hollywood mogul's defense. he was walked into a new york courtroom last friday. the film producer denies charges that he raped a woman and forced another to perform oral section. his lawyer is implying his accusers con sensely traded sexual favors to get ahead in their careers. >> mr. weinstein did not invent the casting couch in hollywood. to the extent that there is bad behavior in that industry, that

is not what this is about. >> weinstein plans to enter a plea of not guilty and posted $1 million bail. also faced a number of civil suits including one from actress ashley judd who claims he retaliated against her after she resisted his advances. still watching a spot of really thick fog. visibility down to a couple hundred feet around hayward down to union city, alvarado, niles there. also possibly the san mateo bridge. we'll keep an eye on that. everywhere else it will be hazy today. thanks to high pressure, it does cool off nicely at night. upper 40s in rohnert park. low to mid 50s in the north bay neighborhoods. 57 in san rafael and vallejo. mid to upper 50s around the bayshore down to 60 in san jose. 51 in daly city. mid 50s to near 60 in our east

bay valleys. 62 in tracy. looks at the whopping traffic in san jose and 87. watch out for the sunshine. you definitely want to have the ac running at times today if you can. mass transit, a lot of empty lots today and on the ferry ride, strong sunshine on that water. for the north bay, 82 degrees by noon. starting at 59 this morning. we'll hang out in the upper 80s from 1:00 to 4:00. down to 69 at 8:00. fo our east bay valleys, red means hot. first time this year, a little research over the weekend. the warmest temperature in places like concord, 87 degrees so far. that was on april 23rd. we're going to hit the 90s today in just about all of those neighborhoods. you ready for the heat? >> bring it on. i'm ready for it. if you do have to get in your vehicle and turn the ac on today, you're not going to have a lot of company. at least the first half of the

day. of course, the second half when everyone is heading back into town after the getaway weekend, things may change. we have a little fog out there. i have the visibility layer. if you're traveling through the hayward area, 880, 238, 580, yeah, pretty dense there in some areas. close to zero visibility. you want to slow down and drive for conditions. we have report of smoke around southbound 101, the connector to 680. drive times very light as you would expect. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze at 18 minutes. seven minutes across the bay bridge. not seeing any metering lights yesterday. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo in the green at nine minutes. health advocates are closely watching a san francisco proposition on the june ballot that could spark a statewide trend, it would ban the sell of candy flavored nicotine

products. proponents of the measure say the products are an epidemic among teens and vaping products are growing in popularity. many users don't realize the active ingredients inside those. >> one pot of juul equals five packs of cigarettes in terms of the nicotine punch in them. this is scary stuff. san francisco being the public health leader that it is, is doing something. >> the fda has opted to delay ruling on whether to ban the products until the year 2022. advocates of the ban say they hope proposition e will start a statewide conversation. a san francisco supervisor is wondering if people should be living on top of libraries. "the examiner" reports the supervisor wants to build affordable housing above library branches. she says libraries are open to creative ideas for future projects. some branches are in the process of renovating. right now there are no plans for existing libraries to make affordable housing an option.

if you ride muni, a heads up. you have a longer trip and extra transfers today because of the planned closure of san francisco's twin peaks tunnel. buses are replacing muni metros lrvs between the st. francis circle and church street station. the tunnel will reopen tomorrow morning. muni now doing some prep work for a 2-month-long closure of the funnel that will begin next month and will renovate the 100-year-old structure. a silent call for help. the lifesaving note police say led them to a woman being abused. closure for a livermore family.

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let's take a look. maybe you have today off and want to do traveling. we have mid to upper 90s through the central valley, the 103 in palm springs. comfortable in san diego and l.a. afternoon sunshine, 68 and 74. 68 in monterey. 83 in yosemite with mostly sunny conditions. look at this. as we look at heavenly less than 8300 feet. one little patch of snow left

thursday will be breezy but right now looks dry with a temperature of only 62 degrees. police in florida say a woman's desperate plan may have shaved her life. she slichd a note to her vet narch saying her boyfriend had a gun. the note said call the cops, my boyfriend is threatening me. he has a gun. please don't let him know. the woman told investigators she korch vinced her boyfriend to take the dog to the vet. she passed the note to the staff and they called police. officers got there, arrested the man and now he's being held without bail. strange story out of redding. a pilot and his assistant at a flight school face kidnapping and conspiracy charges after police say they tried to deport a student. police say they went to the student's home last week to tell them they would be sending him back to china. they went back the next day and

police say they attacked him and threatened him before taking him at the airport. police found all of them at the redding airport. the pilot and his assistant were arrested. robert kennedy, junior does not believe sirhan sirhan shot and killed his father in 1968. kennedy interviewed sirhan for three hours but would not discuss details of the conversation. he admitted he shot kennedy but does not remember pulling the trigger. 13 shots were fired while sirhan's gun held eight bullets. kennedy is no stranger to controversial theories, though. he argued last year that certain vaccines were unsafe for children. former president george h.w. bush remains hospitalized in maine this morning for low blood pressure and fatigue. the 92-year-old is likely to spend the next few days recovering. he spent 13 days in a houston hospital for an infection last month shortly after his wife's

funeral. his spokesperson says the former president is alert. on saturday he visited with veterans during a pancake breakfast. a moving tribute declared missing in action 74 years ago. lieutenant thomas kelly flew a b 32 bomber during the war. yesterday he was honored with a 21-gun salute. up until recently all his knew is he and his crew disappeared over papua new guinea. project recover is a group dedicated to finding missing service members. they made the discovery using under water robots. >> after all these years, we finally have seen where our relatives' grave lies and the grave of ten other members of his crew. >> it's now up to the department of defense to recover the remains. for now the family has found some comfort this memorial day

weekend having the answers for which they've waited decades. thousands of motorcyclists roared into washington, d.c. to honor american forces who never came home. this is called rolling thunder. it attracts motorcyclists from all across america. many of them are veterans. yesterday's ride took them from the pentagon across the potomac river and along washington's national mall. rolling thunder wrapped up with a memorial day concert at the u.s. capitol. don't feel guilty about sleeping in on weekends. a new study shows that getting more sleep on saturday and sunday morning may actually extend your life. the study was published in the journal of sleep research. researchers found people who get less sleep during the week but sleep in on weekends compared to those who get seven hours per night had similar mortality rates. there's no clear answer yet on why sleeping on weekends makes the difference. researchers do think that perhaps short sleepers are catching up on the sleep they

missed during the week. >> did we need a study to tell us that? >> this is groundbreaking stuff. shocking results from this, right? >> i was thinking some snarky way to say, and drinking water keeps you from being thirsty. >> i'm going to defend it because we have heard in the past that you can't make up sleep. so now they're saying you kind of can. at least you won't dyerly. >> we wouldn't be alive right now if that weren't the case. am i right? >> i will give you this, also. my sleep on the weekends is a little better than my sleep during the week. when you get up at 1:45 in the morning, sometimes you're a little edgy and may sleep through your alarm and your sleep is not as good as it will be when you don't have to wake up at a certain time. you all know it's true. let's move on. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look at what's going on at pier 39. come on, where is everybody. they're already up, out and

playing. you know there's going to be a lot of people that want to watch you guys today. have fun if you're going to be out there. as we look toward the west, i want to talk about the presidio. big event today. temperatures start in the mid 60s and warm to the low 70s this morning by the time it's over. cornell barnard is out there and will talk about what's going on. we'll switch gears and take a look at the exploratorium. when you look like glass, you know it's going to be a warm day. also a day full of haze, but not a spare the air day. building warmth back for the weekend. nothing like we're seeing today which are temperatures in the low to mid 70s from the coast into san francisco. upper 70s to mid 80s around the bay. we've got temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s until you get to places like antioch at 93 degrees. let's look at tonight's temperatures. you'll notice clouds starting to develop at the coast. that's going to jump start the cooling for the coast and the

bay tomorrow. we'll still be hot inland. temperatures tonight in the mid 50s to low 60s except for the low 50s at the coast. see the drop in temperatures, the coast and bay tomorrow. the inland neighborhoods get into it wednesday. coolest day is thursday with drizzle for the morning commute. dry this morning. let's find out about the commute. here is alexis. >> very quiet as you would expect for the holiday. i do want to take you to one new issue on our traffic maps not causing backup. we have a hit-and-run collision eastbound 80 at summersville road. i believe everything is contained to the shoulder. that is the countercommute direction between pittsburg and antioch. no metering lights yet. maybe later today as everyone heads back into town. if you're working today, you should breeze right through with no issues. same thing for the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge. two vehicles went through a moment ago. nobody at the moment.

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can you believe we had 14 consecutive days of below average temperatures and it ended yesterday. let's see where we'll end up today. you can see the haze out there already. we'll warm nine to 12 degrees above average, from 74 in san francisco to concord hitting 90 for the first time this year. bruno mars and halsey helped

wrap up bottlerock in napa last night. ♪ >> the three-day music festival featured a lineup covering every genre. organizers say about 40,000 people packed the festival every single night. rapper, producer, actor, now you can add world record holder to his resume. snoop dogg broke the guinness world record of bottlerock for making the largest cocktail. he shared this picture on instagram, inspired by his hit song "gin and juice." he had help from warren g and top chef winner. official form from the guinness organization presented as a certificate to all of them. >> i didn't realize there's an umbrella in this. that's amazing. >> a really big straw. >> i feel bad for pluto this

morning. a new study showing it might be a giant come met. it was changed the planet to dwarf planet 12 years ago. now it's possible it could not be either and just be a comet. scientists found a consistency between the estimated amount of nitrogen inside a glacier on pluto. >> doesn't it seem like pluto is being downgraded year after year. >> do you think pluto really cares? >> that's true. pluto is living his or her best life. >> yes, don't feel bad. pluto has no idea we're even talking about it right now. i don't feel bad about the commute either. we're looking at an entirely empty roadway for the bay bridge commute folks coming from treasure island into the city. no delays this morning. that's pretty much how the entire commute looks. mass transit, a lot of agencies reducing service or not running at all, ace trains no service

today. b.a.r.t. operating on a sunday schedule and capitol cordon on a weekend/holiday schedule. the weather really cooperating today for the holiday. >> how about that? we want to kick off summer on this memorial day, unofficial kickoff. upper 70s and all that strong sunshine as the rays are in town to take on the a's. 1:05 first pitch. if you're sitting in the sunshine, lit feel 10 to 15 degrees warmer than that. strong sunshine reflecting off the water. burn factor about ten to 25 minutes. there you go. very high uv index. please be careful. most of us not ready for that kind of sunshine. hitting the road this memorial day, the time of day you're going to want to avoid. also a deadly plane

how about this for your memorial day? might be a good idea to head to the beach today. you'll certainly feel the warmth. >> oh, yeah. summerlike temperatures are here. some areas could hit 90 degrees today. >> it took a while to get here, but we're here. good morning on this monday, may 28th. natasha has the day off. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. 90 degrees in some places, mike? >> yes, for the first time this year. pretty impressive. we have a little fog we want to talk about, anywhere from san lorenzo through hayward, union city, alvarado, niles, 880, possibly on the extreme eastern side of the san mateo bridge. otherwise it's pretty hazy out there this morning. that fog won't last long. here is a look from sutro tower. the sunshine already looks warm. starting off in the low to upper 50s in many neighborhoods. for memorial day on this monday at