it's sunday, may 5th. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. let's start with a first look at the forecast. hi, lisa. >> good morning the you. certainly a gray start. we're getting a few peeks of sun here and there. it will bring in chance of showers tonight into your morning. here is our roof camera where temperatures are pretty mild. no sun out there. 55 in san jose. from walnut creek, another shot of mostly cloudy sky. 57 in concord. the numbers will continue to climb and we'll get in the sun

throughout the day. partly cloudy at the coast. staying cool in the 50s. inland, highs only near 70 inland. cooler than average today. tomorrow we'll talk about when it warms up in a few minutes. this morning 18 students from the world renowned choir will perform in san francisco. this comes after their charter bus caught fire in a crash early saturday morning. 51-year-old san mateo resident kenneth bishop was killed when he slammed into the back of the bus. the students were able to escape but lost all their belongings in the fire. we spoke with a couple who stepped up to help. >> reporter: seconds after they were able to escape the flames the students saw their lives flash before their eyes. >> i saw some people fall under the seat.

i seen him fall at the front of the bus. the bus started smoking. >> reporter: jonathan mills recorded the scene once off the bus. choir manager helped get the 18 students and two staff members to safety. >> i saw down the road in the dark two vehicles across both our lanes and left and next lane beside it. i caught up to the driver and like watch it. he slammed on the brake. >> reporter: with his left side bruised up, he recalls seeing a three car collision ahead of them seconds before they could stop. >> it starred to, every one off the bus and move away. i just knew and felt that there was going to be an explosion. >> reporter: an explosion that took the belongings of wood choir. the former choir member and her husband heard about the accident

and decided to bring some joy after this straj tragedy. >> somebody's got to step up and help. >> you like it? >> it's a good fit. >> reporter: while they get their tailored suits and see themselves in the mirror, they sing of gratefulness and tell us they see the miracle of life. >> i never thought something like that would have happened. i believe in god. i know we'll get through it. >> reporter: many of the students kept on repeating miracle. the choir manager is seen as a hero for acting so fast and leading they will off the bus in the middle of the freeway. we have the details of the erformances scheduled for 10:00 this morning and 5:00 this afternoon and how you can attend. just ahead over to our website, abc7news.com. in san jose, a suspected car thief is dead after being

fatally shot by a police officer. investigators say he rammed, dragged and pinned an officer in a stolen vehicle. >> reporter: a lot of motion outside these apartments. a suspected car thief was cornered by three officer who is ordered him to surrender. he drove, rammed and dragged and then pinned an officer between two cars. police opened fire. >> i saw them pumping the police officer chest. i guess he was in critical condition. i saw the person with the white blanket on top. >> reporter: the officer had several broken bones and rushed to the hospital. he and to other officer s have been placed on leave. witnesses admit they were

scared. this woman heard eight to ten gunshots. she said she was very worried especially if the police came to the door asking if she knew or saw anything. in february an officer fatally shot a man who hijacked a ups truck and later ran toward a crowd with a shotgun. abc 7 news. san jose police chief is expected to reveal more information about the shooting during a news conference tomorrow. in the north bay people are already preparing for fire season. abts 7 news was in san rafael as a large crowd showed up for the wildfire forum at the suites. it's the deadliest wildfire in

state history. >> we have the fire history to know that type of fire can happen here. we need for homes to be survivable and we need evacuation plans to be in place and we need the community to be able to evacuate when we tell them. more than 100,000 people are expected to attend a big party along 23rd street. that's in the heart of the city. it's a family friendly alcohol free event that brings neighbors and visitors together. it will be live music and food. admission the free. cinco de

lit up the streets this weekend. the street was shut down between 21st and 24th for the day long celebration. many restaurants are serving up sweet deals in northern cinco de mayo are offering up deals. yard house and tgi friday's are offering $5 drink choices. chipotle is offering free door dash delivery while offering free deals. time now is 9:08. lisa has been keeping an eye on the forecast. we're off to a cloudy start. >> 45 minute delays on arriving flights. here is a look at san francisco.

53 degrees. we will get more sun today. we'll need it to warm up. we'll talk about when we see a return to some milder weather and when we can expect showers next. also ahead, building a better bay area. literally. a construction project that's been in the works for years. we'll have a pay off in just weeks for thousands of north bay commuters. california ski resorts are thriving. the one thing that helped them cash in this year other than the snow.

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one of the the worst bottlenecks is at the narrows. highway 101 goes down just two lanes. construction has been going on for years to widen the stretch. the whole project won't be done for a while but drivers will start seeing some benefits in a few weeks. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman has the story that's about literally building a better bay area. >> reporter: ttit's the stretchf highway 101 that will never win a popularity contest. mention the name and nobody has a kind word. >> horrible. >> nightmare. >> compare the traffic jam to something. >> going to the dmv without an appointment. >> reporter: we watched the digging of this one stretch.

>> it's very difficult to tra versi -- traverse this corner now. th >> reporter: they are making progress. >> we should be able to deliver this end of the project by mid to late june. >> reporter: 146,000 cars thread the narrows daily. the very traffic this intends leave has created some of the most recent pain. >> i think they will understand, you cannot just do it quicker. it has to be done in stages. it takes longer. >> reporter: when they finish in 2023, they expect it will save

commuters 15 minutes in each direction. until then, mention the word narrows. >> automatically like makes my blood boil. >> reporter: somewhere over the hill, through the woods beyond the latest traffic jam there's relief in sight. >> it's worth noting. some of the delays have been caused because of weather. rain comes between october and april. it limits the amount of time they can work. oddly enough they start at this section during the drought. if the drought had continued, this work here would have been done. >> we wa happening tonight, the united irish cultural center in san francisco will celebrate the city's out going fire chief. the center is holding a retirement party and honoring

her 29 yeerars with the firefighter department. she spent the last 15 years as fire chief. tonight's celebration starts at 5:30. ski resorts are cashing in on the snow that spilled in the spring. 7.3 million skiers and snow boarders hit the slopes this season. that's an increase of 17% from the previous year. high r prier prices couldn't ke people from making trips. online prices rose by an average of 15%. now a special day. this was the largest commencement every for cal maritime with 276 undergraduates and 16 masters students taking part. school officials provided us with video of yesterday's ceremony. the ceo of celebrity cruises delivers the commencement address. one of the graduates said this was the past he was destined to take. >> to be honest, never thought i'd sail on one.

coming here to do that is something kind of naturally happened. >> it's the only degree granting maritime academy on the west coast. about 1200 students are enrolled there. two people are recovering after a free fell on them. these photos were tweeted by the fire department. they say the free fell yesterday morning. it hit two adults who were taking part in a fund-raiser walk. their injuries are not life threatening but they were both taken to a hospital as a precaution. it's unclear what caused the tree to fall but it was windy yesterday. speaking of which, we expect more of the same today. let's get a check with our meteorologist on this sunday morning. the winds will be breezy at times. we have a system offshore. lots of cloud cover right now. upper elevation winds have been gusting to near 40 miles an hour. it's all due to the system here. doesn't have a whole lot of moisture associated with it but just enough to keep us in that

cool sector and also to bring a chance of showers late tonight into your monday. here is a look at emoryville where it's cloudy. numbers are mild with the cloud cover. 53 san francisco. 54 in oakland. also mid-50s on the shoreline there. it's certainly gray out there. 51 santa rosa. 56 by the delta. earlier we had breezy winds here. walnut creek and concord. it will be a nice day. we were in the 30s earlier. 54 right now with highs today in the mid-60s. mountain thunderstorms a possibility. later on today through tomorrow. mostly cloudy this morning. mild in some locations far inland anding looing at some light showers tonight into your monday morning. as we look at the rainfall average for may, it really does rain in may here in case you forgotten. nearly three quarters of an inch for the month in san francisco.

over that in oakland, santa rosa could see an inch and a third. mountain view. april wads s below average. every one is near 100%. we could get a little more tonight into tomorrow and there's a slight chance by the end of the week. here is a look another that system. 1:00 this afternoon, the clouds continue to clear as that system gets closer. we're partly cloudy and the clouds will increase again. here we are at 11:00. the showers over the bay into the 5:00 hour. we could see a chance pretty much everywhere. then it clears on out by about 11:00 we're left with partly cloudy and breezy conditions. you can see the showers in the mountains. looki ining at temperatures tod on the cool side. rainfall amounts anywhere from a couple hundreds in the north bay. you probably will wake up to some wet pavement tomorrow

morning. it's going to be on the cool side. 69 today in san jose. cooler than it's been. 65 redwood city. upper 50s at the coast. we'll look for some sun in the city. just 61 and up in north bay rkt 66 for you. 67 in fremon. way inland should be a mild afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast. narrow range from the upper 50s to near 70 today. down load our basapp and could some showers. clears on out by mid-morning tomorrow and brighter conditions, a slow warm up but another cut off low wants to visit us by the end of the week. if you want 80s, sorry we don't have them. >> we'll wait to see if the rain

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we're looking ahead to a cool and cloudy day across the bay. hi, lisa. >> we are going to get some clearing. it will take a while. this is walnut creek. you can see how the clouds are beginning to break up. as a result, numbers have responded. we're in the upper 50s in the livermore valley. san jose is 55 as well as oakland. another viewpoint looks a little great. going to be a cool day in san francisco. only in the low 60s. 51 santa rosa. 57 in concord. the plan for the next hour or so, the clouds begin to clear from the east across the bay.

then through the afternoon let's say 2:00. we're in the low 60s. getting warmer. well inland but still shy of 70 for some of you and looking at the 50s stays at the shoreline, the fog moves back in. we'll see the area of low pressure we have been advertising. perhaps bring a few showers into your monday. you know the warm up isn't right around the corner. we'll talk about when it arrives later. officials are trying to prevent a measles out break on a cruise ship. there's one confirmed case of female crew member who boarded the ship after traveling through europe. the ship did place her in kwharn te quarantine to try to keep the measles from spreading. >> we don't know how well the isolation procedures and if people were in contact with the patient before she was isolated. >> the ship had already been held in last week as doctors vaccinated passengers. health officials boarded the

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her. that's when she said the assault happened. ride share drivers are planning coordinated protests against uber, lyft and other companies that could make it difficult to get a car. the drivers drawing attention to their push for higher wages. >> reporter: this morning cities across the country are gearing up for massive protests on the roadways as,000 s thousands of share drivers plan to go on strike. >> our goal is to regulate the industry so that it's a living wage no matter what company you are working for. >> reporter: ride share drivers united calling for national day of action on wednesday. one day before uber plans to go public. what promises to be the biggest tech ipo since facebook. from coast to coast, ride share organizations in eight cities, including l.a., chicago, washington, d.c. and new york have already signed on. in san diego and los angeles, demonstrators plan to strike for 24 hours. in other cities some strikes

will take place during peak traffic. some drivers say the strike won't make a difference. >> i don't believe that for this industry work. >> reporter: in lchl .a., the u says uber cut their pay to 60 cents mile last month. lyft got rid of incentives that let drivers make more mu!oney. >> it's a significant difference. >> the pay system has gone downhill from where uber started to where it is now. the city of los angeles that renamed a section of a road as obama boulevard in honor of the 44th president of the united states. the name unveiling happened yesterday during a ceremony and day long festival to celebrate the historic occasion. we have more.

>> reporter: a major milestone in south los angeles as the city celebrates the 44th president renaming the road obama boulevard. >> i never thought we'd see a black president and never change rodeo to obama boulevard. >> reporter: they marked the change. >> this is something we can really be proud of. in our lifetime and i'm glad in my mom's lifetime she was able to see an african-american president. it's been a long time coming. >> reporter: last august the l.a. city council voted to rename the 3.5 mile stretch of road. it's the perfect location since the then presidential candidate held a campaign rally on rodeo road in 2007. >> he walked up and down this street. then he addressed a crowd of 20,000.

i think it's special for our community. >> reporter: the change comes in an area with a series of streets named after former presidents including washington, adams and jefferson. it's this street that comes with so much pride an exciteme an ex this neighborhood. >> what an experience for us to be a part of this. >> reporter: this is just the beginning. he also hopes to rename the nearby sports complex in honor of barack and michelle obama as well. tiger woods will be hon nor at the white house with the presidential medal of freedom. he stunned the sports world when he won for a fifth time last month. he went two years without playing in a major tournament. he had four surgeries to repair his ailing back. it caught the attention of president trump who is also an

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welcome back. time is 9:37. this is a live outside from our golden gate bridge camera to begin our sunday morning. we'll get the full report from li lisa. we'll let us know when to expect some rain. sunday streets will take over the bay view and dog patch neighborhoods in san francisco. residents and visitors can walk the entire length of the street. they will be able to meet

neighborhoods and listen to looilive music along the route. the street will be closed to cars. those events are always fun for families. you can go out there, enjoy, grab some grub and soak it all in. definitely. we'll get a little sun but temperatures not where they should be for this time of year. here is some sun but you have to go up towards middle peak there on mt. tam where it's only 46 degrees. elsewhere in the low 50s and that cool ocean sea breeze today blowing that coo air all the way across the bay. we'll talk about rainfall amounts when we come back with a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. also ahead, another huge game for kevin durant. we have the highlights and post game reaction next in sports.

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the giants take on the reds. that game starts at 1:10 this afternoon p afternoon. the warriors will be in action tomorrow in houston. last night golden state came up short against the rockets. abc 7 sports director has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> reporter: good morning. kevin durant brilliant. 46 points last night but steph curry had a game he would love to forget as the rockets pulled out an overtime win in game 3. fear the beard. james harden in houston. get it out. down to half. down after three. then k.d. opens the fourth. he had 46 on the night. the three ball to give the warriors the lead. 94-93. under a minute to go. warriors are down one.

andre for three. they go to overtime. houston would close this game out. james hadden a littrden, a litt. 41 for the board. steph curry struggled mightily. a missed dunk with 20 seconds left. rockets win it. >> reporter: the rockets had more fast break points. they out rebounded the warriors and led by as much as 13. thanks to a monster performance. they liked where they sit heading into game 4. >> i think once he get stops and rebounds we can have a little more confidence and i think we did that for a stretch there. the start of the fourth quarter we were in the game as back and fourth all night. >> this possession here, possession there that decides

it. i like where we're at. still up 2-1. have an opportunity to win on monday. take control of the series. >> kind of got that swagger back. the intensity you have to have to win the series and do what you want to do. >> you have to have it. if you don't have it, you might as well beat it. the sharks in game five. the injured captain getting the drouds all pumped u-- crowd all. his first goal of the series. 37 saves but in the third can't stop. hurdle on the doorstep. team teal. great goal tending for martin jones. wasn't as busy but 21 saves. he won this game for san jose.

denying tyson not once but twice. they can close it out monday in denver. the giants and a's both loss. enjoy your sunday. getting a check now of the forecast. >> it's going be a cooler day out. you're probably feeling it. lot of cloveud covers beginningo it will bring us some sun today. it's also bringing that on shore push and looking at this picture right now, looks pretty cloudy. we will look at the rainfall across the bay area. this is san jose. we're dry all day long. tonight a chance ofrain. throughout the early morning hours tomorrow could see about a tenth of an inch and the focus is in the south bay up through san francisco and lesser amounts into the north bay.

see the flag blowing here. we're looking at the southwest winds up to about 20 miles an hour at times. it is going to be breezy and cool. most neighborhoods in the 60s. we'll have the 50s at the coast and maybe a couple random 70s out in our inland valleys. here is the system offshore. not a whole lot of moisture associated with it but we'll see some in southern california and san diego and around big sur and perhaps right here. the golden gate bridge pretty gray right now. we'll look for the sun throughout the afternoon. 54 downtown. oakland, mountain view. they have some sun there. 5 54 in half-moon bay. looking at a pretty night morning there. partly cloudy. 51 santa rosa. 54 in livermore. the winds have been picking up to about 30 miles an hour there. about 50 degrees right here south lake tahoe going up into

the mid-60s. thunderstorms in the forecast for your monday. cloudy to start. partly cloudy and mild today. we should call it cool for most of you. mild if you're far inland. then chance of showers tonight into your very early monday morning. we will see numbers at the coast. pretty cool despite clearing out in the upper 50s from ocean beach to half-moon bay. santa cruz maybe 60. we'll look for not only the cloud cover today but look what happens as this area of low pressure gets cloer p. it really disrupts the marine layer. we'll see the mid level clouds increase by late in the day. here comes the showers. maybe after 9:00 tonight into the early morning hours. this is 5:00. shouldn't see much at all but enough to maybe slow down that monday morning commute. rainfall amounts still trending pretty light. lesser amounts to the nort pup

certainly going to be a cool day out there today and tomorrow. temperatures will rebound. what's going to take pretty much through the workweek to rebound. average highs, low 70s. we get behind the system in san jose. still cool and then by tuesday more sun. we're in the low 70s. as we get warmer there's another cut off low that wants to visit but the end of the week. not sure that will bring rain. doesn't look likely but maybe it will cool us off a bit. highs today should be in the upper 60s in san jose. san jose just see 71. we're 69 today. upper 60s in concord. we're definitely getting the cool breeze off the ocean. only in the upper 50s there at the coast. low 50s with the partly cloudy

skies overnight tonight. the seven-day forecast featuring that chance of showers tonight into monday. today and tomorrow and then we'll nudge the numbers up four to five degrees. bay side and inland. a more inland. just a couple of degrees around the bay. then the other incoming low. we'll see what that does. overall we're staying sort of within that below average, average range. definitely need the jacket out there. it's a cool one. >> much cooler than what we have been experiencing. thank you. 9:59 the time. the national transportation safety board says they are unable to get to the crucial cockpit voice recorder on the jet liepner that skidded off a runway. night.7 landed in a river friday >> reporter: frightening moments in the darkness. a passenger plane sliding into a

river. rescuers racing to the scene finding some of the passengers waiting on the wings to be boored on rafts. amazingly all on board survived. >> it's a miracle. >> reporter: the department of defense chartered the plane and landing at the naval air station during a thunderstorm. >> when the plane hit the barrier, it split the top of the aircraft. it had a split in it. when the plane hit the water and displaced that water, it over the top. >> reporter: trying to figure out what went wrong. >> we have some challenges here because the bottom half of the fuselage is covered with water. we aren't able to get to all the things that we need to get to. >> reporter: investigators studying the recovered flight data recorder to determine potential causes. >> we'll be looking ining at thn

aspects, the man itsechine itse the environment which would include the airport, weather and air traffic control. >> it was probably standing water on the runway. an airline can hydroplane like you may feel your car. >> reporter: abts news, jacksonville, florida. a bay area entrepreneur is dishing up more than just cookie dough at her shops in san francisco. she's also serving it with a side of inspiration. she's hoping to go from sobriety to a sweet deal in the shark tank. >> cinnamon snicker doodle sprinkled be white shark teeth. >> reporter: her labor of love dope. >> dope serve safe to eat raw cookie dough. >> reporter: which millions of people across the country will learn about on shark tank. >> this deal is too dope to pass

up. >> i love dessert. for the later part of my life it's like how could i make eating dessert my life. >> reporter: there's so much more to dope than just an instagramable delectable dessert. >> i had an unhealthy relationship with alcohol that was holding me back. >> reporter: she started dri ee drinking when she was 15. in 2015 after some ah-ha moments she made the decision to get sober and using her love of cookie dough as a platform to encourage her customers to have a conversation. >> i formed the dope for hope in kind of raising more awareness around mental health and addiction. >> reporter: perhaps it's the stories like these that come in from customers at dope san francisco and las vegas stores that touched her heart the most. >> there are days i feel like giving up and returning to

drinking. i had the tv in the living room going for quite a while. i had to pause and rewind. congrats. you're awesome. >> reporter: now sober almost four years, her future is so bright. whether or not she gets a deal on shark tank or not, she has already got a pretty good deal and reminds others they can too. >> you can do it. you can turn your life around and be whatever the heck you want to be. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. her episode on shark tank airs tonight at 10:00 right here on abc 7 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. next, why things are about to get weird in a san francisco neighborhood later today.

a celebration of all things bizarre will take over the street today. it will celebrate its 20th year when it kicks off at noon. it's all about showing off artistic expression, creativity and peace. there's colorful sights and sounds to absorb. the event runs through 8:00 tonight at howard and second. admission is $20. a final weather check. >> temperatures will be on the cool side. 64 across the bay. upper 60s should do it on our warmest locations except if you're out by antioch and

fairfield. t chance of showers tonight. most of it will fall overnight. we'll get into more sun, coastal clouds. slightly warmer by the middle of the week and another system will cloud us up by the end of the week. we do get rain in may. we get over an inch of rain north of the golden gate. april trended drier. we'll see what may has to offer. >> hope for the best. thank you. for joining us joining us jg on abc 7. the playoffs continue on abc. at noon, nba countdown gets you ready for the toronto raptors battled the philadelphia 76ers. abc 7 news continues at 4:30. at 5:00, the top six perform live on "american idol." let's take a live look outside showing you the golden gate bridge. we appreciate dwroyour time.

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