let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, may 4th. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast. >> good morning. the low clouds and fog have filled in overnight, not everywhere and not reaching the east bay yet, but as we widen, this is an area of low pressure that will influence the weather perhaps bringing us a few light showers and it's 50 in the city and 46 in cloverdale. 53 in san jose and that's

emoriville right there. clouds will cling to the coast today. it will be a cooler afternoon and it will be breezy along the shoreline, but as we get to the morning hours, roads with fog. we'll see a mostly sunny day and temperatures climbing inland and around the bay we'll have in and near 70 degree, but the coast will stay cool. we'll talk about the chance of clouds, increasing showers for the upcoming workweek in a few minutes. >> breaking news. a deadly, fiery crash involving a tour bus on highway 101 in south san francisco has shut down all northbound lanes. it happened just before 12:45 this morning near the sierra point parkway exit. fire officials say two people were taken to the hospital. their injuries are unknown. 19 other people were treated at the scene. it's unclear what happened, but the chp says the tour bus and at least two other cars caught fire. traffic is being diverted to the bay shore boulevard off ramp.

there is no estimated time for when lanes will reopen. >> developing news. investigators are looking into why a plane skidded off the runway and into the water in jacksonville, florida. take a look at that plane upright in shallow water. 143 people were onboard. officials say no one was seriously injured. >> we had a really hard landing and then the plane bounced and screeched and bounced some more and then it listed to the right and then it listed to the left and then it sort of swerves and then it came to a complete like a crash stop. >> the flight originated from guantanamo bay and was headed to naval air station jacksonville and that's where the boeing 737 went off the runway and into st. john's river. officials say this flight was contracted by the department of defense. it's a regularly scheduled flight for military and civilian

personnel. nas jacksonville says 136 passengers and seven crew members were onboard. 21 adults and some with minor injuries were taken to hospital. >> as i was enroute here, i heard that we had no critical injuries to say that i was wiping sweat off my brow would be, of course, an understatement. >> the mayor of jacksonville says president trump called to offer help as the situation was first developing. federal ntsb investigators are on their way to the crash site. there's no indication of what led to the runway skid at this point, but there had been thunderstorms in the area. crews had also been looking to contain jet fuel that was leaking into the river. we found a push alert right after the plane skidded off the runway, you can enable push alerts to have breaking news sent directly to your mobile device. time now is 5:03. >> more disturbing graffiti was

found in a california high school in san ramon, this time with the words may 9th and the use of a racial slur. though threats were actually made. it was found on the wall of a shack on the football field. a threatening message was discovered in a bathroom that also mentioned may 9th. >> building a better bay area doesn't come without growing pains. one of the difficult issues we're focusing on is homelessness. a massive, unsanctioned homeless encampment is no more. a court-ordered eviction for hundreds of the visible camp on highway one in river street. amanda del castillo has the details. >> dozens of tents remain in santa cruz, but most of the people who live here are gone. the homeless spent all of friday moving belongings from the unsanctioned encampment. billy lowery is one of hundreds who have established a home here, an area ruled to be unfit

for people to be living in. >> as you see it was unhealthy, dangerous. i can see that. >> tensions ran higher when a small explosive device went off inside the camp early friday. the police and fire chief believe it was intentionally detonated. >> we are in the process of investigating the type of device as well as the intent and the people associated with it. >> advocating for those back on city streets is council member drew glover. when it comes to the issue of homelessness, wealth distribution, what is the long-term plan? more than 60 spots have made place in river street and there is pushback. the homeless say they don't want restrictions on how they should live, so the question is where. >> if the site had been structured in a way that was in line with the fire code and with health and safety codes from the beginning then we could see this being a thriving and positive

space. >> santa cruz county has long struggled for the homeless population now estimated at 2200, making it one of the highest in the country. >> where do you move from here? >> i don't know. >> the fire chief says once everyone is out, completely heavy equipment will be brought in to help clear the area. in santa cruz, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by building a better bay area on facebook. you. >> details of the parents of one woman that paid almost $6 million to help her get into standard. >> i thought you could always achieve the things you want if you try hard. >> this 2017 video emerged yesterday showing her speaking mandarin about how hard it is to get an american college.

federal prosecutors have send her a letter to say that she's a possible target of her investigation and that usually means a grand jury is reviewing the evidence. it's being called a milestone in the battle against hiv and aids. a landmark study found with proper treatment that is no chance of spreading virus. >> it's the potential aids cure. >> if your virus is completely controlled by hiv medications then someone who is hiv-positive like me cannot pass the virus on to an hiv-negative partner. this is huge. >> he is the first hiv-positive public official. he has lived with the virus for 22 years. the study conducted by the university college of london looked at a thousand male couples in europe where one partner had hiv. at the end of the eight-year study the virus was not

transmitted and the hiv-positive patients were using the antiretroviral therapy to suppress the aids virus. the virus was suppressed to such a low level that the person is not infectious anymore. now what is so important is, of course, getting everybody tested. those who are positive, getting them under treatment. >> dr. silverman led the department of public health in the '80s. during the aids epidemic in san francisco he said this is the major step. >> are we getting closer to a cure? >> well, i think we are. the american foundation for aids research of which i'm a part of is spending $100 million over the past four years and for another year to try and come up with a cure. >> so how close is close? dr. silverman predicts that the cure for aids could be found in the next year. luz pena, abc 7 news. the oakland unified school district says the problem of lead in tap water is almost

fixed. pool officials announced they have replaced those with dangerous lead levels. the problem was discovered in 2016 when water tested at the high school showed high levels of lead. an investigation later found 22 more school his water with lead. >> off of grand avenue in oakland, whereas you can see there is a brand-new mural here. we will meet the people behind the project. ♪ ♪ >> it is my community, and our community. we brought people together and that's why i wanted to create this. >> timothy painted this mural of nipsey hussle in just two days. the grammy-nominated rapper was gunned down outside his clothing store in march and his death shook fans across the country. >> he freed himself, came back

and freed his people, you know what i'm saying? >> he breathes the message hussle. >> it was the perfect opportunity for me to use his death which is a tragedy for nipsey and make it -- >> there's another connection here, too. it is owned by an eritrean family. >> what i want the young people in oakland with this mural is this, we cannot resolve conflict with violence. in oakland. the warriors play the rockets in game three right here on abc 7. mindy bach arrived in houston yesterday and she tweeted from the airport where she found warriors super fans cameron and carlos. they're 20-year season ticket holders and flew from san francisco to houston, again,

game three on abc 7 and coverage starts at 5:00 and tip-off is set for 5:30 and larry biel, and kerrkeating will break it all time for you. time now is 5:10 on this saturday morning and we're off to a mild start throughout the bay area. >> the clouds are increasing and the marine layer is growing taller and we'll have a cool afternoon especially in landz and a live look outside in emoriville where numbers in the east bee, aay, and the camera sg there a bit and we'll start to the cooler start in the weekend and the cloudier finish with possible showers coming up. >> thanks. also ahead, president trump's phone call with russian president vladimir putin and what they said and how local lawmakers are responding. >> shocking video of a newborn baby being dropped after delivery

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president trump and russian president vladimir putin had a lengthy phone call yesterday. it comes not long after the special counsel's report said he found sweeping election meddling efforts by the russians. the president was asked if he confronted putin about the issues in the mueller report. >> so we had a good conversation about many different things okay? [ inaudible question ] >> we didn't discuss that. >> democratic congresswoman jackie speier visited abc 7 and says the phone call raises new suspicions as the country gets deeper into the 2020 election cycle. >> did they spend the hour on the phone talking about how vladimir putin could be helpful to the president in his next run for the presidency? >> republicans have sent a

letter to robert mueller asking if he'd like to talk about his conversation with attorney general bill barr regarding the is imry of the mueller report. >> new this morning spacex has successfully launched its falcon 9 rocket after a series of delays. >> three, two, one, zero. and liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket in dragon spacecraft. the rocket is carrying hardware, equipment and science experiments to resupply the international space station. the launch was originally scheduled for earlier this week and then rescheduled to yesterday. both were delayed due to electrical issues and it is set to dock at the iss tomorrow. now to the alarming moment -- >> this hard to watch video, a newborn baby slipping out of a doctor's hand and dropping head first. baby morgan rogers quickly caught by other attendants in the room. her father derek rogers capturing the moment after his twin daughters were born.

>> it made me so mad. i had to stop recording. >> the doctor never apologized. >> he had a nonchalant look on his vase as i showed him the video and he had nothing to say after that. >> an ultrasound revealed morgan had a small brain hemorrhage. >> she does this, like, tensing up and her body kind of shakes. >> the hospital has released a statement saying the safety of our patients and their families is always our top concern. >> now the parents are waiting until august for a neurologist to examine morgan, but according to medical expert, the kind of hemorrhage she has is common among premature babies and likely won't lead to any long-term effects. abc news, los angeles. road crews are plowing through eight feet of snow in yosemite national park. the snow pack in the river basin was an impressive 149% of last year meaning crews will put in extra work to clear out the snow. operators face a variety of

challenges, the narrow road, and potential avalanches and sheer cliffs. there's no estimated date for opening. happening today. it's all about babies in police anton. meteorologist mike nico will host a two-mile walk near the alameda county fairgrounds. they're looking to raise $250,000. the money goes toward research and programs for moms and babies. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of the event. let's turn things over to weather now and the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. live doppler 7 showing the fog trying to make its way across the bay and the low clouds and fog have increased overnight ane the onshore flow has rafrmmped and 600 miles west of us and it is allowing for a deeper marine layer and eventually the cloudier skies for your sunday

and maybe even a few showers. right now temperatures look like this in the 50s around the bay and 53 over in oakland and it's 50 in san francisco and half moon bay and 47 in fremont. good morning to you, san jose, 53 degrees. here's our roof camera and it's quiet out there. morning louds and patchy fog will be breezy and cooler over the weekend and light showers are possible sunday night. so as the system is offshore, we can see the showers from san francisco on south, but as it pushes ashore, maybe even some sprinkles to the north. we'll get to that in just a moment, but today in napa cooler than the average of 75. we dropped down with the passage of that low tomorrow. behind it on monday and then temperatures will rebound into the low 70s on tuesdaynd upper 70s throughout the rest of the week. so as we look at our clouds this morni mo morning you'll notice they're

into the north bay and mostly sun owe tap and the low clouds and fog advanced inland. by 11:30 we have more cloud cover by the bay area and then by the evening hours, yes, you can see the rotation and the counter clockwise rotation spinning showers perhaps into your late sunday and early monday. it won't be much if we do see anything and if we look at the totals here you can see very scant and most of them could be in the peninsula and accumulating rain into the north bay and it looks more aggressive than i would think, but we'll see what happens. 76 in san jose and 59 in san mateo. nice afternoon. it will be cool at the coast and limited sun here, upper 50s and maybe a few peaks and ks and ksd by the water in va yeblg on and on the east bay, look for 67 in oakland and berkeley and 71 in

union city and head inland and a mild afternoon and it will be cooler than yesterday and 77 in pittsburgh and 76 in livermore. our accuweather seven-day forecast and 50s in the coast with the breezy conditions and low 70s in the bay and upper 70s inland and you could be tracking live doppler 7 with the chance of showers late tomorrow night into mnonday morning and notice we will see sun every day with cooler conditions later in the week and looking interest and way too far out to pinpoint that and another system looks like it may want to visit us, but in the meantime, feeling like spring and certainly not as warm as it has been. >> definitely a spring-like forecast. >> just ahead. it's a prom night these teens will never forget. why it's all thanks to the kindness of a stranger.

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men are working the peninsula and small business owners are being taken in. 7 on your side's michael finney has the story. >> chan mateo consolidated fire marshal robert marshall is dealing with fate. conmen dressed like his staff working the streets of san mateo. >> as you can imagine it's not very difficult to get a hold of the uniform even with a fake badge and go and find some unsuspecting person and tell them that they're there to do a fire inspection. >> fire inspector michael zam branagh here is the real deal. the restauranteur has met one of the copycats. >> he knew what he was doing. >> actually, he had patches on the side. >> really?

>> the fire marshal says it isn't just appearances. they expect timing, too. >> they may show up 11:45 in the morning right before the lunch rush is supposed to happen and they'll go in there and say hey, we need to do a fire inspection. we need to do it now and you can't deny me this and if you do we'll shut you down. >> that's exactly what happened in downtown san mateo at lenny's restaurant. these guys are looking to collect permit fees for money for work they will not perform. >> it's a classic con. it's an emergency and you have to do it now and you got caught up with it. >> i didn't pay for it. so -- >> no, she did not. she called the fire department before pay. >> we stopped them, and they said that's funny. >> if they're a legitimate fire

inspector call the fire department and ask them. any fire department will tell you that and any legit inspector can make sure they are who they say they are. >> could marijuana be the new wonder drug? >> ia new study thinks so. they're more likely to go to the gym than sit on the couch and that's at the university of colorado boulder who conducted a facebook survey of the 600 cannabis users they surveyed. 52% said they were more motivated to work out. 70% said it boosted their exercise and 78% said it helped them recover more quickly. a group of high school students will never forget their prom night thanks to a generous stranger who picked up their dinner tab. the teens were about to finish their meal when their waiter said a stranger could pick up the bill. >> you can sense the generosity of what she was, really, like

doing and how happy she was to be doing this selfless act. >> the teen said the bill was over $250. one problem, they didn't get the woman's name. they posted the photo on social media hoping to reconnect and thank her again. students in the south bay made it their mission to spread happiness. yesterday abc 7 news was in campbell as rosemary elementary school celebrated better world day. some students delivered rainbow rocks inspired by classes in their neighborhood and others spent the day cleaning up their campus. when students feel like they're participating in something that makes a difference in the real world and when they really are making a difference in the real world it gives them more of a connection to their education. >> better world day takes place at schools all over the country. this was the first year rosemary elementary took part. >> still to come on abc 7 mornings. digging into the criminal record

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we're starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> hi, chris. we are tracking the low clouds, fog, stratus and the marine layer growing taller since the overnight hours and as a result, that has brought the clouds across the bay. right now it is 52 degrees in campbell and we go up towards the north bay. upper 40s there and 48 for you over in danville and looking at

the cloud cover this morning. you can see it all looj the shoreline. this is 9:00, 7:00 and as we go through the rest of the morning hours you'll see the roads back to the coastline and it will be cool and breezy. noon time, we're in the 60s in hayward and temperatures climbing through the 70s throughout the afternoon. it will not be as warm inland and it will be breezy at the coast and we'll talk about more cloud cover for your sunday. chris? >> thank you. breaking news out of south san francisco, a deadly, fiery crash involving a tour bus on highway 101 has shut down all northbound lanes. it happened just before 12:45 this morning near the sierra point parkway exit. fire officials say two people were taken to the hospital. their injuries are unknown and 19 other people were treated at the scene. it is unclear what happened, but the chp says the tour bus and at least two other cars caught fire and traffic is being diverted off the bay shore boulevard

offramp and no estimated time for when lanes will reopen. in the north bay pg&e are warning napa residents to plan for power shutdowns this summer and fall to prevent wildfires. according to the napa valley register, officials expect the outages to expect four or five times between july and november. that's when there is a high wind warning. more than 25,000 miles of electrical lines will be impacted. pg&e says it will try to send alerts 48 hours before shutting off power. >> authorities across multiple cities say a woman posing as a fake nanny has a criminal history targeting parents dating back to the 1970s. she's now in jail and expected to appear on new charges next week. >> melanie woodrow has the latest. >> this is alleged fake nanny darlene montecalvo. she's accused of scamming real nannies and unsuspecting families in multiple cities with a criminal history dating all of

the way back to 1978. >> i wouldn't want her in my house watching my children. >> this is montecalvo in court in 2004. a family looking to hire montecalvo did some digging and discovered the credentials she was hiring matched another nanny. montecalvo posed as a real nanny and get all of the other nannies' personal information and provide that information to families she was interviewing with to be a nanny. the information she would give those families was real, verifiable on trufst line and a database of nannies that have cleared in california. >> it would be nice to have trust line to help prevent this from happening because with the name and driver's license you can get away with a light. >> abc news reached out to trust line for comment. montecalvo is expected to appear in alameda court on charges of identity theft and cruelty to a 2-month-old child by inflicting injury. >> she may be trying to scam her

way into your house. >> investigators encourage parents to be careful who they let in their home and nannies to be cautious about giving out their personal information. >> the alameda county sheriff's office say she has not picked up montecalvo from the detention center yet. they believe she was acting alone, but that would change. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. the oakland athletics are set to sign a term sheet about leasing howard terminal to build a new waterfront ballpark. the commission says a fuhr hoff ye four-year commitment gives four years to get necessary land use and real estate proposals. the as want to lease 50 achers to build a 35,000 feet stadium. annual rent for the land could be $3.8 million for the first 20 years. happening today, cinco de mayo celebrations will take place across the bay area. ♪ ♪

the annual street fair in san francisco's mission district will be held from 10:00 until 6:00 today. the festivities will close down valencia between 21st until midnight. muni service will not be affected commemorates the battle of puebla. there will be a festival at jacqueline square in oakland starting at noon. our time right now is 5:34. the top chefs at a popular new york city restaurant aren't trained at the top schools. they're actually grand mass who take turns cooking the dishes of their mother land. >> every day we have a different grandmother from a different part of the world cooking her cuisine and passing it on to our patrons. ♪ ♪

>> our initiator, and every day we have two grandmothers. we have one kitchen downstairs where the italian grandmother cooks and the one up here which changes every day. >> the trinidad are popular here. >> i make ox tail. >> ground beef, garlic, and a little sugar. >> we have somewhere between 30 and 40 different nonas from argentina and sri lanka that take our customers to a different part of the world. >> professional chefs do a great job imitating different dishes. in my opinion these ladies are the source. they're the vessels that carry this culture ♪ ♪ [ speaking foreign language ]

>> the grandma is better than the mother. what the grandma know the mama dn't know. >> spinach. >> mozzarella. ricotta. >> how old were you when grandma taught you to make this? >> maybe, 5, 6 years old and you remember? >> you never forget, yes. this is my granddaughter. >> you have a beautiful family. >> yes. did you teach them to cook, as well? >> e ooh, yes. everybody likes it. ♪ >> food and family means connection, support and love. >> did you ever teach your grandchildren how to cook? >> no. sometimes they call me and ask me how do you make this or how do you make that? >> to stimulate the knowledge from one generation to the next and that's how we know who we

are and it's what we get from our mothers and from our grandmothers and from generations to where we are now. the restaurant originally began as a way to comfort myself after losing my grandparents and my parents and all those matriarch figures which were important to me, basically i was trying to comfort myself and the byproduct have been a lot of happy customers. >> you are very happy coming here? >> yes. everybody come here, and okay, i come one time in a month. everybody likes my greek food and they call me to the table. everybody so happy. they kiss me. >> when you walk around the restaurant people are talking about their mothers or they're talking about their grandparents and it evokes that journey down memory lane. every single day that's what you hear. >> welcome.

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welcome back. today is free comic book day. more than 5 million comics will be handed out today. the annual event was founded on the belief that there is a comic book for every person out there. 51 free titles will be available today. some shops are hosting community events including costume contests, and drawings by guest artists. dozens of shops across the bay area are taking part. in the east bay the bay area book festival will be held in berkeley, sky 7 were overhead as tents were up at civic center park and events will take place here both today and tomorrow and this is the fifth annual festival and 35,000 people are expected to attend. sales gp and they're the fastest catamarans around the world and six different countries are competing including team usa.

the boats have 1200 sensors on them. they track everything from speed to the moment the crew touches the button. the races start at 12:30 this afternoon and you can see them from the marina green or chrissy field. probably a good idea to bring a light jacket just in case it gets breezy. >> oh, yeah. it'soing to be breezy and you go up a couple thousand feet and it is chilly. the view from mount tam awfully pretty and it's in the low to mid-40s and you can see the low clouds and fog gathering there around richardson bay and with that, a cooler afternoon for your saturday. we'll talk about clouds for your sunday and showers, stay tuned and i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> after trailing 8-0, the giants complete a historic comeback in

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tonight the warriors will take a 3-0 lead over the rockets and the tip-off will be at the toyota center in houston. watch it on abc 7 and it will be followed by toyota after the game with larry beil, nba expert kerry keeting and warriors ambassador donald foyle with one-on-one interviews with the players. the sharks are back home to play the avalanche in a pivotal game five of their series which is tied 2-2. the puck drops at 7:00 p.m. at the sap center. last night san francisco had a thrilling come from behind victory and here's larry with the morning sports. >> good morning, everybody. th giants came through with the best win of the season in cincinnati. they end up winning 12-11 in 11

innings. go all of the way back and giants called up tyler to start in since natty and did not go well. this is another one and the giants down 8-0. all right. top six, two outs. stephen vote. his giants debut and look at the speed from kevin pollard here and amazing throw from yasiel puig and it's 10-5. next up, joe panic and he got it. down the right field line and that is a two-run jack and now it's 10-seven and down to the final out. do you believe? do you believe in stephen vote? he has crushed his first home run as a giant and we are tied at 11. in the 11th, evan longoria. longo goes long and that's the game-winning homer. giants have the franchise record with the eight-run comeback win since 1989.

12-11 is your final score and he's brought the lucky elephant to pittsburgh traying to snap the losing streak and he fizzles one down and everybody scores. as up 4-1 and begly, though just getting started. again, he clears him. it's another double. 11-1 athletics at that point. he had seven rbis on the ninth. in the ninth, begly, phenomenal. solo cloud. eight rbis in one game and that's a new as record for a catcher and they snapped their six-game losing streak and 14-1, the final score. if the warriors know they know and the rockets know that their series is basically over. the warriors used an energized defense to take a 2-0 serious lead and they've taken away the lobs to clint capella. for the doves it's all about the effort on three. >> it's a level of respect and

the level of knowledge about the team goes to another level that we're playing. so we're more locked in because we know the team will beat us. >> watch how hard, they don't take any play. they're still playing. >> we've got the warriors and the rockets, game three tonight, 5:30 exclusively here on abc 7 followed by the post-game show around 8:00. hope you'll join us for that. blazers and nuggets, longest playoff game since 1953 and rodney hood for three in the lead and portland wins 137 in quadruple o.t. and that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybdy. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check now of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> this is emoriville where we're looking at partly cloudy skies with low clouds and fog

moving inland and that will work toward a cooler afternoon as we get that taller marine layer and in fact, it will trim off the temperatures in our inland valleys and let's take a look at livermore. today 76 degrees and it's not bad, but certainly cooler than yesterday and look at tomorrow, clear than today at 68 and monday still cool at 70 degrees and some locations can see a few showers sunday night into monday and it will take all week for the numbers to recover. no heat on the way and more like a summertime look and a spring time feel and our exploratorium camera with the clouds in san francisco and as we look at live doppler 7 you'll notice around the bay yes, the fog is still to the north bay, the east bay and patchy in the south bay. it's our inland valleys that are still clear, concord and livermore and because of this area of low pressure spinning offshore also hard to project where this cussoff ltoff low wi

and the marine layer today and perhaps a few showers into sunday night and early monday morning. good morning to you. 53 in mountain view to santa rosa and 48 in danville and a little cool to get you going. sfo, you'll have that sea breeze today. san mateo, 71 in redwood city and morning clouds and patchy fog, cooler than yesterday and tomorrow, cooler than today and monday a lot like tomorrow. we'll look for light showers possible sunday night into monday. so here's how the fog looks this morning and you'll notice throughout the afternoon it pulls back to the coast and we're sinny throughout the day today. this is 3:00 and the fog moving back across the bay into your sunday morning and 11:30. more high clouds and mid-level clouds and that low gets closer and closer and wants to spin in perhaps a few showers and maybe the south bay and this is 7:00

sunday and the chance stays with us through early monday and we'll have the clouds around and this is monday afternoon so a cooler day for sure with that low in the vicinity. and the rainfall amounts looking like anywhere from san francisco and the peninsula on south could see the tenth and maybe more and lesser amounts to the north. we'll see how this plays out. in the meantime, get set for a cooler day today. still on the mild side inland. upper 70s in concord, 73 in fremont and breezy and cool along the coast and look for 72 in palo alto and mid-70s for santa rosa and cinco de mayo celebrations with temperatures cool in the city and partly sunny conditions and low 60s throughout the early afternoon in the city. so looking at the clouds again tonight. 40s and 50s out there. the accuweather seven-day forecast upper 70s inland and download our accuweather app you may want to track live doppler 7

late tomorrow into monday and looking at the cool temperatures continuing at the coast all week long and trying to warm up inland by the end of the week. if you don't like the heat you'll like this week. >> looking at the forecast it certainly feels much cooler and it will be interesting to see how much longer this plays out for. >> and we don't have the brown hills yet and as long as we can delay that. >> thank you. a boy is counting down the days until june 13th. that's the day he's hoping to give this portrait he painted to jennifer lopez and her fiance alex rodriguez. it looks a lot like the real thing and as you can see the boy has a lot of talent. it's friday afternoon in san jose and 12-year-old tyler gordon probably has something other than science on his mind. >> he's talked about responsibilities. >> at first glance the seventh grader is trying to get through the school day, but a closer look reveals a talent. >> he's just one of those kids that when he sets his mind to something the possibilities are

endless. >> tyler has gained national attention for his celebrity portraits from kevin durant to clay thompson and even janet jackson. he has painted them all. ? they inspire me to not give up. painting, it doesn't hurt to just take it. >> we had a chance to watch him work his magic. recently he painted a portrait of jennifer lopez and alex rodriguez and this is the time lapse video and he hopes to give it to her when she stops in san jose on tour. >> everyone loves to make it and that's what i love about this community. what makes this more remarkable is what he's overcome as he's developed his talent. tyler was born eight weeks premature and has had health struggles all his life. last winter he was diagnosed with vitamin d deficiency and underwent emergency surgery. there were days when he was in a

lot of pain and he couldn't move, stuck on the couch and he would paint from his wheelchair. >> he has a slight speech impediment and one day hopes to use his art to empower. >> it shows the people smile and they're happy inside of them. >> and because of him i got to experience that joy for myself first hand. >> oh, my gosh! >> this fisher middle school student leaving his mark one painting at a time. >> tyler has a huge following on social media. head to abc 7 news.com to learn more. next, may the force be with you. how you can celebrate star wars day here in the bay area.

happening today, may the force be with you. star wars fans are invited to celebrate the annual may the

force be with you in danville. it starts with a pancake fee. there is a costume contest, jedi training and a scavenger hunt. the first 100 people who complete the hunt will get a special prize from a galaxy far, far away and there will be a cantina crawl with star wars-themed food and drink. the event runs from 8:15 this morning until 6:30 tonight. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00. the latest on a fiery bus crash on highway 101 that left at least one person dead. >> also a department of defense plane carrying 143 people skids off a florida runway and into shallow water. what we are now learning about the accident.

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>> good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, may 4th, good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> hi, chris. >> we are watching the onshore flow increase meaning low clouds and fog across the area. waking up to the gray conditions and the reason for that is that area of low pressure spinning offshore. that will bring us a cooler weekend starting out with the east bay hills camera. you can see the low clouds and fog. it is 50 in san francisco as well as oakland and half moon bay and from our east bay to the north bay, mount tam looking at the low clouds and fog, as we