an inch. >> i want to get metrologist drew tuma. >> we're watching another line of showers. live doppler 7 tracking it all. we have one downpour. we're tracking another round. 6:37, more heavy rain around san francisco, 7:17, more rain at 7:34 later this evening. a level one system with showers and downpours even some chance of thunder. if you have some outdoor plans, take the umbrella for you, because 10:00 we're still tracking showers. and more showers on the way for your sunday. we'll have the timeline and let you know when drier weather

moves here in a few minutes. >> thank you. in the north bay now, trees came down. one of them landing right on top of a car smashing the roof. it also took down some power lines and it led to a couple of small fires. another tree came down and blocked part of a road. trees are coming down because of the late-season rain. they have thick followage. >> while the weather may have caught some people off guard, many people were prepared. >> we found plenty of e e e las out there. the parade went on as scheduled but the rain concept many spectators away and forced a third of the entries to cancel. but the community spirit was not dampened. at this year's commercement at uc berkeley, the rain started

after graduates, parents and friends took their seats inside memorial statement. a speaker telling the crowd to hang in there. >> and we will get through this rain in glory. >> umbrellas normally not allowed inside, but cal officials made an exception today, even if that umbrella was on your head. >> are you ready for the rain? >> yeah, you got to stay prepared. >> we're from southern california, so we're not used to this. we came equipped. >> a rainy trip found lots of umbrellas on the embarcadero. >> i feel sorry for the farmers who came out. >> 40,000 runners for this year's race are picking up their t-shirts and bibs for sunday's event which is scheduled to go on rain or shine. >> if you're going to run, you're going to run, right? >> you don't care about the

rain? >> the rain doesn't affect me. >> we just learned from race officials, the runners will at 6:30 a.m. in order to keep people safe. the race is scheduled to begin at 8:00 tomorrow morning. if that changes, we will let you know. in san francisco, "abc7 news." live doppler 7 is the most popular story right now on our website and the abc news app. click the blue live bar at the top of the former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is okay after a crazed fan dropped a flying kick into the actors back. it all happened during schwarzenegger's class in south africa. he tweeted out video of the incident. the fan comes out of nowhere landing the kick into his back.

security quickly pummels the man, escorting him away. the 71-year-old says he's doing okay and even joked he's happy the attacker did not interrupt his snapchat sessions. >> a man was shot dead this morning. it happened just after 5:30 at turk and frankly streets. officers responded and found the victim on the sidewalk. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police motive for the killing. a golf course could be disappearing for a development. the owners of this golf course have made it clear that golf is not in the future. they want to restore the creek and build around it. one of the directors of the non-profit says we're a conservation organization not golf course managers. the golf course was purchased last year by trust for public lands. tuition is going up for some

university of california students. they've approved a hike of $762 for out of state students starting with the next school year. this is already on top of another increase of around $1,000. this means that students who are from out of state will pay more than $42,000 a year, that is three times what california natives pay. the increase will generate about $26 million for the uc system. san jose state says an auditor is reviewing athletic donations. there's allegations that they were used to pay bonuses and other perks. only a small portion of the lap, a potential mass shooting at an oregon high school is stopped by a former 49ers assistant coach. hear from students who witnessed a gunman get taken down.

>> and this is no ordinary flight. why isis is starting to bring migrants to san diego. >> and fortnite for a

♪ star wars galaxy's edge opening may 31st at disneyland resort a high school football coach in oregon who was once an assistant with the 49ers is being called a hero. >> he tackled a student who walked into a classroom armed

with a rifle stopping a potential mass shooting. marci gonzalez with what we know about the suspect. >> this is the student who walked into a classroom friday armed with a shotgun. >> possibly going to be an active shooter. we need more cars. >> the suspect identified as 18-year-old angel diaz, sending classmates scrambling to hide. >> it was scary. the first time seeing a shotgun right in front of you. any minute he could turn turn it. >> but before anyone was injured, he was brought to the ground, tackled in a hallway by the school's head football coach. the star player being called a hero holding the suspect until officers arrived. >> very passionate in whatever he does. and i really thank him a lot. >> thank you for keeping us safe. >> his friends say they noticed

him acting different lately. >> we tried to call him and didn't get anything and nobody had seen him. when we got the word that it was -- it was heartbreaking. >> he's now in police custody facing several charges including attempting to discharge a firearm at school. tonight his friends attend their senior prom. >> when i start seeing signs of depression or hostility, i should probably take it up to the counselor. i think i learned something from this. >> marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> he was an offensive analyst for the 49ers under chip kelly. he took to twitter to express his gratitude and is still trying to grapple what happened and thanked police. >> migrants are being transferred from texas to san diego because people are saying the facility is overcapacity.

the first plane arrived on friday. this was the first of at least three flights planned each week. federal rules allow for migrants to be held for only 20 days. all of the ones put on flights are being put through health screenings to make sure they can travel. may may be sent to other u.s. cities into detroit and miami. and then there were three. we're closing in on naming the next american idol. here from one of the contestants on how being on the show has changed us. >> and metrologist drew tuma coming up next. >> it's a one-man show at

asian-american aviators were honored today. >> "abc7 news" was at the museum for a specific event for asian pacific heritage month. >> to be able to get paid to be around aircraft every single day and have access to our amazing mission sets, it's -- i'm happy

that i'm getting paid to do it. >> airlines and aviation companies were also on hand giving attendees information about how they can pursue a career in the business. take a look at this video. a family of bobcats taking a stroll along a trail. sew know ma county posted the video on its facebook pace writing its wildlife candidate caught this image. it is down to three. and tomorrow night for the in history, america's vote will determine the next american idol. >> but tonight the finalists are reflecting on how season two has changed them. >> it's changed my life in terms of music. you learn a lot about yourself when you have to be out in a different state for two months away from your home. and i feel like you just -- yeah, i feel like you just learn that it's -- i feel like you learn who you are and it's okay to be yourself. >> alejandro aranda, madison son

vandenburg and lain hardy will compete live on abc7. >> and folks will be reining applause on them, but not you and me. >> that's a really good one. >> i have a moment. >> drew tuma up there avoiding all of eric's bad jokes. >> i'm looking at the embarcadero, there's nobody out here and that is rare for a weekend in may. but we are getting soaked right now. live doppler 7, we got a lot of green on the screen. we'll go to the north bay first where some spots like santa rosa, but we are getting soaked with a downpour moving through marin county. there's pops of yellow and orange, it's working through parts of the bay view right now. it's absolutely wet across the

city and the wider picture we're going to track this line of heavier downpours that's working off to the east. oakland you're going to get another round of heavier rain. not only rain, it is windy out here. we got winds over 20 miles per hour, nearing 30 miles per hour. in oakland we have seen gusts higher than that, near 40 miles per hour throughout the day. it's a raw-feeling day out there. if you're inside, it's a cozy day to snuggle up with a blanket. we're at 53 in the city. overnight tonight, here's your lows, dropping into the upper 40s to lower 50s as we strak some showers overnight tonight. that means, bay to breakers, it's going to be a wet it's rainy at temperatures around 52. the clouds are going to be thick throughout the day on our

sunday. storm impact scale, scattered showers overnight through sunday. there's the chance of a thunderstorm popping up and especially high chance in the morning. so we have an entire outlook the storm prediction center, the entire bay area has been put under a risk. we could see some lightning and small hail. 630 in the morning, here's another line of showers and we'll see those showers on and out of throughout the good morning and into the afternoon as well. it's an unsettled day on our sunday. 4:30 we're still tracking showers. it's not until late at night on sunday the storm will die and begin to dry out. but additional rainfall, a healthy amount. most spots will see another half inch on what we have seen today. tomorrow your highs, similar to where we are today, in the 50s to low 60s and we're talking

about some snow, if you can believe it or not in the sierra. winter storm warning in effect. 6 to 12 inches of fresh powder. rain on your sunday. we get a brief break before monday before another storm rolls in on tuesday. it looks like our pattern is making a change just in time for the upcoming holiday weekend. spring returns friday and saturday. it looks like we'll see 70s, widespread. but this weekend has been wet and windy. the greatest goal scorer in mls history kicks it in the south bay. the quakes taking on chicago who hadn't allowed a goal in the past three minutes, but the most goals in mls history is tied. he would top it in the 48th

minutes passing donovan for the most goals in history. he gets his third of the game and just two minutes later, why not, make it four. are you kidding me? the quakes win it 4-1. donovan with a special message. >> always wanted to do it and just be done with it. i didn't pictured a night like this or a day like this. again, just so much joy right now. >> i was hoping this day wouldn't happen, but you deserved it. you earned it. congratulations. i'm happy to pass the torch. i'm very happy for you, man, congrats. >> the a's in moe town to take on the tigers. nick hundley will break the tie.

he gets another rbi. in the seventh, chad pinder will crush this, second in as many days. the a's winning their third in the role. >> brooks koepka is taking all of the drama out of the championship. he has a seven-shot lead. it's the same lead he had to begin round three. dustin johnson is tied for second. he rolls in the birdie putt on 12. despite an even day, three birdies, three bogeys. his approach on the par 4 sets up an easy birdie, and then on 13, look at the curve on this one for another birdie to get to 13 under, but he would bogey on 16 despite an even par

brooks cope koepka's tournament loo lose. >> i'm not worried about anybody else, but at the same time, the really -- staying patient, staying in the moment and every time i do it, i feel like i'm getting better and better at it. >> the 144th with a bang. the horse would continue the race without the jockey and end up taking an extra lap. the race of the field continued down the stretch. >> in front. a late charge. h he will win the preakness. >> war of will with the odds of 16-1. he'll have a chance to take two

out of three at the belmont stakes. the warriors and blazers just tipping off. we'll have highlights tonight on the news at 11:00. >> very early. and a 15-point lead didn't hold them the other night. how some kids playing fortnite this weekend are helping in the fight against cancer. >> and "abc7 news" weather anchor is combining two of his favorite things, television and wine. you can follow his journeys in his new show, sips with spencer, tonight at 6:30. plap plap

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doppler 7. we're continuing to track the rain into the evening as we get closer to one of san francisco's most famous outdoor runs. parents complain their kids play too much fortnite. but today they played for a worthy cause. >> they tested their skills in a day-long tournament. the fund raiser was organized by three families, each of whom who has had a child with cancer. >> so when kids are diagnosed with this cancer, they usually have the cancer in their arms and legs and they can't play the sports that they used to play before they were diagnosed. video games are a way they can connect with their friends. >> they hope it will call attention to the cancer.

if you'd like to get involved or just get some more information, all you have to do is head to our website, abc7news.com. >> ever played fortnite? >> no, but i hear it's very addictive. >> i tried it twice. >> and? >> i didn't even land. >> so the kids would put you to shame. >> that's it for "abc7 news" at 6:00. we'll see you right back here at 11:00.

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