fremont where that 17-year-old victim was junior. demolition and building permits are already a big luz? accomplishment. >> ama, many students we spoke to today told me that coming >> and if you have $2.5 million back to school today was different. eyefriend armando canales, and and you throw more money at the rebuild costs, you're all set. tonight at 8:00 p.m., they'll be thanks for joining us for abc7 holding a memorial in his name. news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. >> yes, we saw him friday in >> i'm ama daetz. abc7 news news at 5:00 starts class. also just walking around, just a now. we don't want to see housing normal day, laughing with on the waterfront. we don't want to see hotels on friends, talking. just like a normal day. the waterfront. we don't want to see a circus so saturday really came as a shock to everyone. yard on the waterfront. >> 17-year-old armando canales >> that dock worker is talking was loved by everyone, according about the plan for a new stadium for oakland a's. to his classmates who have known we're live for a critical vote that could determine the future of the team. him since elementary school. >> he was really a great guy. monsanto is hit with an he was always joking around. historic verdict. sometimes a teacher would yell a jury says their weed killer at him for joking around, but caused a livermore coupe toll that was kind of how he was. get cancer. just kind of a funny guy that crime by the numbers. police use cutting edge always got in trouble but didn't technology to make san jose really care about it. neighborhoods safer. everyone was just really close >> also tonight, a setback for to him, and everyone just really apple. why the supreme court says iphone owners can sue. shocked. >> a life taken so soon by a plus up for sale in palo drunk wrong-way driver who the chp identified as 20-year-old ashley marie oliver of san jose. the man from oakland in >> the 28-year-old woman from town to take on the hometown san jose was coming from santa

team. cruz, heading to san jose. we do not know at what point breaking news. that vehicle came on to the >> this is the perfect storm. wrong side of the freeway and started traveling northbound in they want to build the stadium. the southbound lanes. the port of oakland is in >> just after 2:00 a.m. on financial trouble. >> perfect storm or perfect saturday, a chp officer saw a opportunity? breaking news now on the future of the oakland a's. minivan driving north in the southbound lanes of highway 17 good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. before crashing head-on into the thanks for joining us. that breaking news is about a five washington high school critical vote on the plan for a students. new stadium for the oakland a's. >> inside that vehicle it is >> let's go right to abc7 news believed that the three rear anchor eric thomas live in seat passengers were not wearing oakland with the latest on the their seat belts at the time. story. eric? >> including armando canales, who was sitting in the back. >> guys, i don't know if it was a perfect storm, but it was a >> it's a tragedy, losing a unanimous vote in favor of the student under any circumstances a's plan to build that new is horrible. stadium in howard terminal. circumstances like this is this is not the final vote, but especially terrible to it is an important step on the understand. road because it clears the way and we're just have a crisis team here available at the for environmental impact studies and to apply for permits from school. being here for our students. anyone that needs the help, the state to get the job done. anyone that needs to talk to and there was a lot of lobbying anyone. going on today. >> this community has also come together online. folks walking through jack a family friend opened a gofundme account to raise funds london square -- faced duelling to help the single mom pay for the funeral responses. rallies around noon today. in fremont, luz pena, abc7 news. first from longshoremen who

oppose the stadium >> luz, thank you so much. concord police are investigating an armed robbery that happened at round one bowling an amusement in sun valley shopping center. it happened just before midnight. two men enter the center rounded up the employees and locked them in a room before stealing an unconfirmed amount of cash. one witness says $15,000 was stolen. no other details, though have, been released. richmond police are investigating three separate shootings of four people within a 90-minute time frame last night. the first was reported at 10:00 p.m. on esmond avenue near 24th street. the second about near firststreet. third onnue ne south 47th street around 11:30 p.m. police say the shootings appear to be related to each other. all victims were taken to the hospital. no suspects have been identified. caltrain commuters are stil delays. that's because the single car of

a train derailed around 10:00 this morning. the train car didn't tip over, and theak to it the platform to let all the passengers off. earlier delays were about an hour. bart is delaying the roll-out of some of its new cars because of mechanical issues. the rapid transit agency planned to have 775 new cars in service by 2022, but its mechanical officer told the chronicle it is now be the spring of 2023 before those cars can come online. here is part of the problem. according to the report, bart expected the d cars, the ones where the operators sit to run 6,000 hours before any kind of equipment failure that would cause a delay of more than five minutes. but right now problems are cr cropping about up at a thousand in. >> it's disappointing. daily. >> was noted in the article that maintenance and technical issues are common with new railcars. muni actually faced the same issue. in a statement, bart spokesman

christopher phillippi told abc7 news, quote, bart is very encouraged by the progress being made with the fleet of the future. by february of next year, bart anticipates having enough new cars to lengthen nearly all peak period trains to ten cars and remove the least reliable legacy cars from service. a san francisco police department has revamped its website. san francisco.org has been redesigned to provide more data and online services requested by the community through focus groups and surveys. chief william scott said part of the sfpd's transform initiative to help increase responsiveness, transparency and trust with the community. the san francisco board of supervisors will vote tomorrow on a proposal to ban city-run agencies from using facial recognition technology. the technology is used to run head shots through databases to look for suspects, prevent identity fraud, and make it easier for police to pinpoint a missing child or a protester in a crowd. supporters of the ban say the

technology pose as threat to civil rights. opponent says police need such tools to catch criminals. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. looking at the issues that affect our quality of life. >> that's right. and safety is of course a top concern. this week we are dedicated to giving you the tools and information to feel more secure. >> 7 on your side's michael finney live in oakland with a look at what you can do to try to protect your home. michael? >> what we're going to do is go through this house step by step, just like it was your house, to make sure you're very, very safe. to help me to do that, from buyers, security consulting is anthony byers. and we're starting at the front door, because you wanted to talk about this light? >> yes, i did. lights are very important for any house. motion detector sensors, but also dusk to dawn lights. this is the perfect example. this is a manual light, michael. and basically, what we do is convert this to a dusk to dawn detector. the reason being is now all you have to do is let the sensor

pick up the daylight and the nighttime light and that will turn on the light. >> if you don't turn it on and off like that, then the bad guys know when you're home and when you're not? is that the problem? >> absolutely. what they're doing is they're watching your routine. on the surveillance, they'll al comes on, when it goes off. if it just stays on all the time, they're going to know that you're not home. >> okay. now let's talk about this. we have a screen -- security screen door. that seems safe, right? >> yes, it is. the problem with this door in particular, michael, is that it has a very dense screen. the actual burglars and people who want to get into your house, they carry tool so they can actually cut this, and they can reach in and unlock your door. the other problem is it has a very cheap lock on it. so this is a very cheap lock, like a grade three. they can bump lock this as well. what you want to so is change the components of the lock mechanism and make this a little tougher to cut so they can actually not get inside. >> how much would this cost?

fixing that lock, putting the sensor on that light, what are we talking about? >> you're probably talking about 20, 30 bucks. and actually, if you go with a bigger company like a reed might inothat inexpensive. most of these products you can get from home depot. >> one more thing. you were talking about the mailbox. you're real concerned with that. >> i am. identity theft is a huge thing around here. most of the time they drive down the street in opposite directions and they clean out every mailbox that is not actually locked. so if you're going to have a mailbox that is accessible from the street, you need to make sure it's a secured lock mailbox. >> anthony byers, byers security. he is going to be with us all afternoon. we're going to go through this house, step by step so you can learn how to protect your house. we're going to be talking dollar figures, so hang around. reporting live from oakland, i'm michael finley. >> definitely worth watching. thank you so much, michael. coming up later this hour, the

high-tech way the fight thieves at your home. how police are using your own surveillance to catch criminals. rough day on wall street as china made good on its threat to retaliate after the united states raised tariffs last week. [ closing bell ] stocks had their worst day in months. investors fear the trade war between the two countries could drag on. the dow jones dropped 617 points. the nasdaq was down 269. the s&p 500 was off by 69. all right. let's turn now to our weather. let' take a live look outside from our east bay hills and our emeryville tower cameras. it looks nice. but i'm feeling the allergy. anybody else? are you? >> allergies are brutal. spencer christian, we need some relief. >> help us! >> i don't know about relief in the next few days. we have unusual may weather coming our way. it's going to get wetter and stormier along with cooler than average. here is a look at live doppler 7. you know the clouds gathering there at the coast. you had a mostly sunny day. but it won't remain clear very long. we have a very active storm

track aimed almost directly at the bay area. we have storms lined up in the storm track for more than 4,000 miles out to sea. almost all the way back to asia. so look at our rain chances over the next seven days. 100% chance of rain on wednesday and thursday. 50% chance on friday. 80 and 70% on saturday and sunday respectively. we've got some stormy weather headed our way. rainfall totals will range generally from 2 to 4 inches in and around the bay area. that's several times the average amount of rain for the entire month of may from many of our bay area locations. i'll give you a close look at the storms. we're going get wet, how much we can expect in just a few minutes. larry? >> thank you, spencer. now the shift to rain in threes. oakland native coming back home ready to take on oakland. oakland high alum damian lillard will be back to play the warriors. wayne freedman reports that lillard is hoping to close down oracle arena with a golden state loss, wayne.

>> he respects the history for certain, but he'd like to end a certain way. he is a very thoughtful young man, holding a press conference just across the bay from where he grew up. let's just say this. the personal context of this series has not escaped him. >> i think it's a storybook moment. >> and maybe it's a bittersweet confusing one for certain peopl school, damian lillard. now the portland trail blazers superstar guard. here he hopes to knock off the warriors in the nba western conference finals. >> when people ask you where you're from, what do you say? >> east oakland. brookfield. >> but damian lillard who sat down today arrives fresh from an unexpected seventh game victory in denver, a memorable series with amazing shots and one game that went four overtimes. this is a young man who remembers being in a high school basketball game at oracle arena. >> i was with my brother and my

dad. and we was walking out the arena. i told them the next time i play here, i'm going to be in the sty ou how as a fourth grader, his cousin sneaked a peek inside the bag carried by the then warrior mascot. >> so he opened it up. thunder suit was in there, part of his suit was in there. and there was some nikes in there that he used to wear with his suit. so we standing there, open up the bag. and this bald headed dude come walking out. hey, what y'aas >> and now the question does thunder remember that moment? one other interesting story. a reporter asked the question is it going to be interesting? well he look forward to seeing the curry brothers play against each other in the series. his answer was interesting, no, not really. it's cool the two brothers get to play against each other, but now it's going to be tough for their parents deciding who to root for. he said he's not looking forward to the matchup. he's looking forward to seeing

the two teams play. live in san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you, wayne. it's going to be rough on del fd sonya. escalating trade war with china. and felicity huffman could be facing four months in prison. her guilty plea today. plus -- ♪ >> remembering the iconic doris day. the movies that made history and the actress who was so much more. let us check traffic at 4:12 on a back to work monday. this is 680 in walnut creek. the oncoming traffic is heading north, and that is the bad commute hour so that explains all the car there's. southbound much better.

the actress once called america's sweetheart, doris day has died at the age of 97. her career span in order than three decades. many of the songs she made popular can still be heard today. brandi hitt from our sister station has a look back at doris day's iconic career. ♪ once i had a secret love >> reporte >> in the 1950s, doris day was america's sweetheart, charming audiences and her leading men with her beautiful voice and her bubbly personality. >> officer, arrest this man. he is taking me up to his apartment. >> can't say i blame him, miss. >> she shared onscreen romances with rock hudson, cary grant. >> i'll keep you informed of my every move. >> and clark gable.

>> and there was a short real life romance with co-star ronald reagan. still, day was no pushover. this was her favorite role, standing up to james cagney in love me or leave me. >> and then you'll never see me again. p>> because that makes me a tramp, and i'm not a tramp, no matter what you think. >> and she made a fearsome c s e calamity jane. but her voice soothed souls and won awards. ♪ que sera sera, whatever will be will be ♪ >> "que sera sera" became her signature song. ♪ whatever will be will be >> day was married four times. her third husband was also her manager. h died leaving her of dollars in debt, which she worked off in typical sunny fashion on the doris day show.

>> billy, you made it! >> of course he did. he is my grandson. >> oh, am i proud of you. >> the family show was a hit, running for five seasons, but day had had enough of hollywood. she moved to carmel, opened an inn, and started a foundation for animals. years later, when she was honored for her work onscreen, she told the audience, it's been a wonderful life. >> that's all i wanted to know. >> brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. >> amazing career. well, it wasn't a starbucks cup, but a sports superstar with bay area ties who is getting some attention for appearing in last night's "game of thrones" episode. green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers showed up as a soldier who was standing guard. that's him circled right there. rodgers posted this photo today on instagram adding his cameo was, quote, just for a few seconds, but i'll always be thankful to have been on the penultimate episode of "game of thrones." i believe he got scorched by a

dragon. not many of us can say that. >> it's true. we know all too well that earthquakes are common here in the bay area. it's now a thing on the moon. that's right. nasa says the moon's interior is cooling, and its crust is shrinking, results in faults that generate moon quakes. some are as strong as magnitude 5. scientists say because of this, the moon has become 150 feet skinnier over the last several s. ?> wo ithat a scic >> it is in e weather department. >> how about weather for earthlings? >> well, we're going to have some wet earth for earthlings over the next few days in the bay area. starting wednesday, about five straight days of some periods of rain, maybe even some thunderstorms. this is very unusual for the month of may here in bay area. here is live doppler 7 with bright skies now away from the coast. along the coast, you can see we have quite a few low clouds and some high clouds in other areas. this is the view from mount tam looking down on to the bay. we see lots of blue sky here.

it's really cool here in san francisco right now. only 59 degrees. that's about the high point so far today here in the city. 67 at oakland mountain view. 70 at san jose. 72 at santa cruz. 57 at half moon bay. and the view from emeryville shows a fairly bright western sky despite the buildup of low clouds there.a. na 78 at irf the inland locations e fairly mild. concord, 77. 76 at livermore. and the view from our rooftop camera here at abc7 news shows lots of blue sky looking towards the south-southeast. and these are our forecast features. it will be cloudy overnight with possible drizzle mainly near the coast. and then showers and possible thunderstorms will be with us wednesday through friday, with more stormy weather likely over the weekend. overnight look for increasing clouds. again, maybe some drizzle. mainly near the coast. overnight lows will generally be in a narrow range, low 50, 51 to 53 in most locations. tomorrow clouds linger.

the skies become cloudier toward the end of the day as the rain approaches on wednesday. f moon bay to 63 in san francisco. 64 oakland. 69 at fremont. and the inland east bay will see slow lowe 70s, as well san jose in the north bay. let's talk about our storm impact scale. the storm coming in on wednesday ranks one. a storm of light intensity. it will produce showers and scattered downpours. rainfall totals will probably be around half an inch, probably a little higher. but it will be a windy evening on wednesday with gusts of 20 to 40 miles per hour. the forecast animation starting at 1:00 a.m. wednesday. notice the rain that continues to develop in the morning hours will be mainly in the north bay, although some patches of lighter rain will move through other parts of the bay area. it will be later into the day into the afternoon when rain starts to become more widespread. in the evening hours it will intensify overnight wednesday into thursday, possibly with some thunderstorms there. and some periods of heavy downpours. yes projecting by 11:30

wednesday night, rainfall totals will generally be under an inch. but that is still pretty wet. 0.7 in after. san jose in the north bay, over an inch in places like santa rosa and cloverdale. and that's just by the end of the night on wednesday. there will be more on thursday and friday. and as you can see with our wind gust animation, wednesday evening we expect some pretty strong gusts. over 40 miles per hour in some coastal locations 20 to 35 in many locations around the bay. it's going to be stormy as we look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see mostly cloudy tomorrow, but look at the sequence of days, a series of days where we've got rankings of 1 on the storm impact scale all the way through the weekend with the likelihood or at least the possibility. not likelihood, but the possibility of some thunderstorm activity on thursday and friday. and saturday and sunday. >> spencer! >> i know. and that takes us into next monday with still a chance of rain. so in these -- in the age of

climate change, things are less predictable. the definition of normal is continuing to evolve. >> five straight days of that? it's remarkable. there. >> could be some breaks from time to time, yeah. so we're not talking all day [. but some rain each day. in late may no less, thunderstorms and gusty wind and temperatures well below average this time of the year. >> interesting. >> thank you, spencer. many people are environmentally cautious, but are you really doing enough? >> one more thing that you might do to make a difference. plus -- >> sure, you've got killer views, but $2.5 million for a teardown? i'm dion lim in san francisco with the other reason for this property's price. and let's check our traffic across the golden gate bridge at 4:22 on this monday. it's moving in both directions. a little slowdown around the curve on the right-hand side. curve on the right-hand side. that's

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the minimalist movement including popular purging guru marie kondo making people rethink how they get dressed every morning. >> that's a funny title, purging guru. that happens to be good news for consignment retailers and your wallet. abc7 news reporter karen travers with a particular look. >> she was overwhelmed every time she opened her stuffed closets. >> i bought an extra closet to hold all the clothe is owned. but now i've embraced used clothes and renting, this is all that's in it. >> a black blazer, a pair of jeans. that's it after pickler purged her wardrobe. the busy working mom now relies on clothing rental sites and online consignment shops. marie kondo's popular organizing method has people all over the world asking if their clothing sparks joy. if it doesn't, they're getting rid of it. so for nns a lot of waste.

ways to look good and do something good for the environment. >> we just consume too much, and this generation, they're not waiting. they're not waiting for somebody to tell them what to do. they're taking action. >> business is booming for rental and clothing resale businesses. rent the runway began as a place where women could rent formal wear for special occasions. it's expanded into brick and mortar shops, and a subscription service for everyday and work wear. for $159, you can rent designer clothes, four pieces at a time. >> really, it's very quick. so you can order something one day and it is here on my front step the next day. >> for those items you can't rent, shoes, workout clothes, there are online resale shops where you can buy and sell used clothing. think good will, but high-tech and trendy. >> these shoes can run almost a thousand dollars. this particular brand. so it's a very high quality shoe, but i got them for $75.

>> pickler told us when she opened that giant empty closet, she feels lighter, unburdened. >> i think this is something that has really simplified my life. ironically, at the same time, making it look like i'm trying harder. >> and who doesn't want that? karen travers, abc news, washington. just ahead, helping build a better bay area by keeping you safe. >> how your home surveillance is helping police solve crimes. i'm michael finney live in oakland where we're doing a security check of your home

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home safety. >> abc7, building a better bay area. >> and that is what we're talking about right now. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area. and one of the issues a top concern for people in every bay area city is protecting themselves from crime. >> home surveillance systems are a tool more and more people are using. they capture criminals' every movement. two were created by california company, nest and ring. do thes translate into getting criminals off the streets and behind bars? >> abc7 news ankh core dion lim took a closer look at the research and the new ways bay area companies are tackling that challenge. >> it happens in an instant, a package stolen from your doorstep in hayward. a bike lifted from your garage in san francisco. a flare shot into your home.

that actually happened in san ramon, and police were able to nab the four teens responsibility thanks to home security cameras in the neighborhood. >> when you have evidence like that video surveillance, it's really important and big in cases like that. >> corporal lacy paleo is with the san ramon police department, one of the first departments in the bay area to create a reg gistry of private cameras. >> our investigators have the ability and they use this tool pretty frequently. all they have to do is input the surrounding areas.amas >> the san ramon police department surveillance camer cr reg gistry is voluntary. it's up to you to share it. >> another tool for us in law enforcement. and it helps build trust with the community so that they understand we are actively trying to investigate these crimes that are occurring in our

neighborhoods. >> many bay area cities now offer surveillance camera programs. check with your local department to register year yours. most think of burglaries as aggressive, but with the convenience of packages being delivered to our door, it gives thieves an easier way to steal our stuff. and security cameras catch them all the time. >> more than one in four have been a victim. >> with ring, makers of the popular ring doorbell. the company is owned by online delivery giant amazon. ring commissioned studies on home security and burglaries. >> the point in doing these studies was to bring more sobering awareness to issues like package theft and burglary and bring solution to the table on how to protect yourself. >> the study found that thefts spiked around the december holidays, but remained constant the rest of the year. victims reported a package stolen more than twice a year, and the average value of each stolen package, $140. ring came up with some simple tips to keep you from being the victim of package theft.

be home for the delivery. have your package delivered to a neighbor or friend nearby. order online or pick up your package at the store, and leave a note with directions on where to leave your package, out of sight from the street. >> having specific instructions like put it behind the fence. >> ring has an app that allows you to share suspicious activity and chat with neighbors about what's going on in the neighborhood. having that relationship with your community is something police encourage as well. and for those who can't have camera, start a neighborhood watch program where you know who your neighbors are. you see something out of place that doesn't seem right or anything suspicious, call your local police department. >> sound advice to keep you and your family safe. dion lim, abc7 news. well, home surveillance systems are one thing, but what are some other strategies to keep you safe at home? >> 7 on your side's michael finney live in oakland with some simple solutions that won't cost you a lot of money. michael?ng t o as a

bysig here. he wanted to stand over there and walk in because you're not real thrilled with these plants, right? >> no. the key is you don't want to allow anyone to hide within your yard. so what we want to do is set up our yard was cactus and things like that so it is crime prevention doing environmental design. that's a key concept in how you want to set up your yard. >> and you want people to see through it so it doesn't make screen for them. >> that's right. you don't want the criminals to nde and r your fence where they conceal themselves so that they can approach a door like this, which is very vulnerable. >> let's talk about this back door. you say back doors not the best. >> not the best. do wh like this is just kick it open.

basically, it will pop open. it has a very cheap, inexpensive lock on it, and they can basically kick in and they're in. >> so let's open up this door. >> yes. >> the problem is aside from the locks themselves, there is not much securing in here? >> no, that's right. you can purchase quick remedies and fixes at a place like home depot or wherever you choose to purchase it. for instance, you can reinforce this piece right here. it will cost you about 15 bucks, which metal? >> with metal. reinforce it. make it a little deeper. you can reinforce this as well so that the wood doesn't split. the lock is a little more secure, and then you can also upgrade this lock as well. so those fixes all together would cost you about $30, and you can at least reinforce it. but the bottom line is this. if you really want the correct solution, you want a security door on the outside here. that way they cannot have access directly to this door, the security door will prevent the kick-in as well.

>> anthony byers, byers security. he is going to be with me all day long. we're going to be back a bunch of times going over this house step by step in an effort to make your home safer. so far what have we spent, anthony? 25, about 50, 75 bubs? >> probably 60 bucks up front. about 30 bucks here. that's less than $100 at max. >> less than $100. we'll keep an ongoing tally as we go through this. rerting live from oakland, i'm michael finney. >> $100 to save thousands. >> absolutely. stay tuned to all week long for more stories covering everything from car burglaries to keeping your kids safe at school. and let us know what topics you want to see covered by joining our better bay area group on facebook. one of the biggest stars caught up in that varsity blues college admissions scandal faced the judge today. actress felicity huffman pleading guilty to a single felony count of conspiracy. abc7 news reporter andrea fujii has the developments. >> a solemn

cameras, holding her brother's hand. inside she formally plead guilty for her role in the varsity blues admission scandal. in exchange for her single plea four months imprisonment, a year of supervised release and a $20,000 fine. huffman, the former "desperate housewives" star, is one of 33 parents charged in the bribery scandal. in april, she signed a plea deal admitting to paying $15,000 to have an s.a.t. proctor correct the answers on her daughter's exam, improving her daughter's score by 400 points. in an earlier statement, huffman expressed deep regret and shame, writing my daughter knew absolutely nothing about my actions. this transgression towards her and the public i will carry for the rest of my life. my desire to help my daughter is no excuse to break theonty. meanwhile, lori loughlin and her husband mossimo giannulli are choosing to fight the charges.

they're accused of paying half a million dollars to get their daughters recruited to the usc crew team despite neither participating in the sport. >> felicity huffman is acting like someone who has plead guilty. lori loughlin is acting like someone who feels like she doesn't belong there. prosecutors and judges appreciate remorse. >> court documents previewing the potential evidence include emails and wiretapped calls between loughlin, her husband and this man, rick singer, the alleged mastermind of the cooperating witness. and federal prosecutors are suggesting that more charges could be coming for parents, coaches, and even some adult children. reporting in boston, i'm andrea fugii. former president jimmy carter fell and broke a hip. he fell at his home in plains, georgia while leaving to go turkey hunting. carter underwent surgery at aor. we're told the operation is successful.

the 94-year-old says the injury came at an inconvenient time citing the end of turkey hunting season this week. well, the number of measles cases in the u.s. has now surpassed 800. the most in 25 years. the centers for disease control and prevention says a total of 839 cases were reported as of last week. that's the most since 1994 when 963 were reported for the entire year. 23 states have report cases. the vast majority are in new york, most of them among unvaccinated people in orthodox jewish communities. u.s. officials had declared the disease eradicated in 2000. >> scary. the dow takes a major nosedive, all due to the growing trade war with china. we'll tell you what it means for you. plus, what you need to know about this week's showdown between the warriors and trail blazers. i'm spencer christian. we've had a dry day so far, but wet week is ahead. i'

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on most of these 2019 buick models when you finance through gm financial. that's just over 7 thousand on this envision premium. the warriors' quest for their third straight nba title continues tomorrow night at oracle. game one of the western conference finals against the portland trail blazers. so here are seven things you should know about this series. this will be the fifth consecutive year the warriors have made the conference finals. no team has done that since the boston celtics squads of the 1960s. number two, warriors superkevin durant is not going to play in game one. he strained his right calf against the rockets last wednesday. the warriors were able to win

that game and on the road as well. warriors could have center demarcus cousins back sooner than expected. reports that boogie might be able to return from his torn quad some time this series. not sure about that. but those are the reports that are out there. number four, the two teams last met in the play-offs in 2017. the warriors swept portland in four games, playing without tur rant for two of those games. number five, two players who will be on the court tomorrow, steph curry and little brother seth. it's the first time in nba history two brothers will play against each other in the confercefinals. that situation will make this series even more stressful for their parents sonya and dell. to ease ery game to determine which son's jersey they will wear. number seven, as wayne freedman reported earlier in the home, d lillard. he grew up in oakland and starred in oakland high before

attending weaver state. here is the situation with durant. he has had the calf injury before. usually he sought a week. but the w may not want to push too soon because you really want him for the finals. you're going to need him in finals. we'll see. as far as boogie is concerned, he hasn't seiffen started full contact drills yet. to throw him back in a series this magnitude this soon would be surprising. we'll see, though. >> thanks, larry. let's get over to spencer. well want to check on the weather there is a lot going on. >> a very stormy week copping our way. let's take a look at the day planner for tomorrow. we'll start with day with mostly cloudy skies. it will remain mostly cloudy through the day into the afternoon, a cooler than average day much like today. and then into the evening, the clouds will increase even more as rain is approaching us on wednesday. but first, let's take a look at tomorrow's highs. about 60 near the coast. mid- to upper 60s generally around the bay shoreline. only mid-60s the highs tomorrow. we'll see a few low 70s in the inland east bay and down to the south bay.

let's talk about the approaching storm on wednesday. it ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. it will produce mainly scattered showers. but rainfall totals will be around a half inch or more in some locations, especially in the north bay. it will be windy at times, especially wednesday evening as gusts will range from 20 to 40 miles per hour. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see just how active -- actually, how stormy this period will be beginning on wednesday into thursday. there is also a chance of some thunderstorms, isolated thunderstorms on thursday and friday. maybe a break on saturday before the storms roll in again with potential for some thunderstorm activity. each of those days wednesday through sunday, the storm activity ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we're talking of storms of te r unrsmery le the month of may. >> thank you, spencer. from wine to almonds, the payback from china as the trade

war with the u.s. escalates. plus amazon lends a

u.s. financial markets took major hit today because of the escalating trade war between the united states and china. is rai

tariffs on $60 billion in u.s. goods. that after the trump administration imposed new penalties on chinese exports on friday. roughly 5,000 items will be affected by the new tariffs, including wine, spinach, and cotton. the dow dropped 617 points. that's more than 2%. the nasdaq was down 269. the s&p 500 lost nearly 70 points. abc reporter serena marshall has a closer look. >> the two largest economies in the world now in a trade war. about an hour after president trump tweeted directly at president xi today that china should not retaliate, will only get worse, they did just that, increasing tariffs of up to 25% on $60 billion of u.s. goods starting june 1. trump continuing to defend his decision to increase tariffs from 10 to 25% on $200 billion of chinese imports friday over china's unfair trade practices,

tweeting the trade war is only going to hurt china, and there is no reason for the u.s. consumer to pay the tariffs. but his top economic adviser on fox news admits that's false. >> the president says china doesn't -- china, it pays the tariffs. they may suffer consequences, but it's u.s. businesses and u.s. consumers who pay. correct? >> yes, to some extent. i don't disagree with that again, both sides will suffer on this. >> those consumers suffering throughincreased prices on items like televisions, cars, batteries, beauty products. even foods like seafood and coffee. >> importers will not absorb the entire cost of an increased tariff. >> both sides were close to a deal, but that fell apart friday. republicans cautioning the president it's time to get back to the negotiating table. >> there is a longer we're involved in a tariff battle or a trade war, the better chance there is that we could actually enter into a recession because of it. >> right now there are no new talks scheduled, but presidents trump and xi will likely come

face-to-face next month at the g20 summit. serena marshall, abc news, washington. amazon is so eager to speed up delivery of its packages, it's ready to pay its employees to walk and start their own businesses. the company is launching a new initiative for employees interested in running their own package delivery companies. amazon says it will pay employees to go out on their own three months' salary and startup fund costs up to $10,000. the offer is open to most part-time and full-time amazon employees, including warehouse workers who pack and ship orders. >> pretty interesting. creative. her journey to find love on a brand-new season of the bachelorette. >> known as alabama hannah and hannah beast will greet 30 guys a the bachelor mansion tonight. nine are from california, including one from the bay area. >> so does matt d. and hannah b. have a ring to it? >> it does, actually. >> this is matt donald from los gatos.

shea 26-year-old medical salesman. >> facts about matt. according to his bachelorette profile, his brother and parents are deaf, so he grew up speaking sign language. he loves salsa dancing, but isn't great at it. and his biggest fear, being trapped in a room with spiders. >> a lot of people have that fear. former bachelorette contestant ben zorn has tips for matt. >> my best advice for matt, words of encouragement or anything like that would be yourself. and while yes, there is millions of people watching the show, they can usually tell if you're not being authentic. it's a small microcosm of who you actually are. good, bad and the ugly, just know that everything you do on the show will be recorded, and no matter what, they can use that however they see fit. but it's an exciting first night for sure. >> to hear more of ben's advice, go to abc7 news.com. of course you can watch the

bachelorette seas ettette premi. . the retail market is difficult, butid you know this bad this shack up for grabs? it's a complete tear-down, and wait until you hear how much it will cost you. >> i don't want to guess. kristen is here with what's ahead at 5:00. >> thanks, guys. a big decision in the first trial for alleged unsafe conditions at tesla. plus, the man who helped doris day change the future of carmel. it's a story you'll see only on abc7 news. stopping our brain's senior moments. stanford scientists may have found a way. and the picture problem that led to a stiff tip and a special moment. those

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it's a big night. coming up tonight on abc7 at 8:00, i believe it's the last night for the fix. >> a lot going on there. >> stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> san francisco's average price per square foot, which is insane, is $1200. >> yes. but one listing really caught our attention, a teardow at $3900 a-square-foot. abc7 news anchor dion lim took a tour and shows us the reason for the price tag. >> it's stunning. it's gorgeous. i want it. >> that's probably what you think too when viewing 863 carolina street from droneview7. are you going to put in an offer? >> if i had a dollar to my name,

i would. >> the reaction a bit more shocking when you view the property from the front and learn it will take about $2.5 million to snag in shock. >> 20 years i walked by here with my dog. and if you look at it the way it is now, in a million years you wouldn't believe you could turn this into something unless you start from scratch. >> which is exactly what the real estate is selling, a teardown complete with overgrown backyard andriginal 1900s era stove. it also comes with this beautiful washer and dryer set. but it's the potential that's really for sale. >> it's planned to have a two-car garage, four bedroom, four bathroom, amazing living space on the top floor. >> sure, you're paying for the million dollar view, but many would make the argument that the real value in this home is the permits. >> teardown permits are extremely rare because the city does not like seeing any housing disappear for fear of it not

coming back. >> prominent san francisco architect believes you can't put a value on time. >> two years of frustration out of the way that carries a lot of weight. >> back at 863 carolina street, with just seven days on the market, there have been su pacts g tot interestin.>>in . in san francisco,teth city tell