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mpb it's sunday, may 19th good morning. lisa is here tracking live doppler 7. >> a little bit quieter now than it was early this morning. maybe you slept through it. i envy you if you did. we are looking at still wet weather pushing across the bay area from west to east. you can see the rotation there offshore. it's due to this area of low pressure that will move right to the north of us. that will create an unstable environment. it's a one on our storm impact scale. anywhere in a quarter to an inch, maybe a third of an inch left of this system. we're looking at a raw day today. this is walnut creek. it's 47 in santa ruz.

the golden gate bridge trying to squeeze in sunshine. it will allow for more showers throughout the day. livermore at 48. you can see the wind. the camera shaking here. the winds are up to 30 miles an hour. the plan for the day today will be scattered showers, cool. the possibility of a thunderstorm. temperatures well below average. it will be chilly out there and things beginning to turn around for the week ahead. i'll have the seven-day forecast coming up. : thank you. happening now, hthousands of runners are braving the crowds and the rain. this is a live look from sky 7. our exclusive sky map 7 technology. lots of folks out there soaking it all in. we have made the way to finish line at ocean beach. hopefully some of the costumes are still intact despite the weather. >> reporter: not sure what you said. we are here at ocean beach.

they said this race would happen rain or shine. that's exactly what is happening. we have some winners and elite runners have crossed the finish line. it's cold out here. let me tell you. the rain has stopped for now. we're seeing some blue skies. let's take it upstairs live to sky 7 where runners are crossing the hay street hill. many of them looking strong. bringing the fun with all of those outrageous costumes. it was a rainy start earlier this morning to the race. a lot of volunteers and runners were showing up. many said it was kind of a bummer but the rain was not going to stop the fun. >> what do you think about the rain? >> i mean, it's not that heavy right now. it might be like hailing later on. >> what do you think of this rain? >> i think it's -- i can't say

it on tv. >> reporter: this year's winner, male winner, 22-year-old gabriel from tanzania. carolyn was the women's winner. lots of finishers still crossing the finish line. it's going to be like this for the next two or three hours. lots of great costumes. we saw three teams coming through. look at that blue sky. it's amazing. >> good to see that sunshine. there was a lot of pomp and precipitation during the graduation ceremony at uc berkeleta s not long after

they took their seats. umbrellas are not normally allowed but cal officials made an exception. >> you have to stayrom southern california. we're not used to this. >> cal state east bay is monitoring the weather for the graduation ceremony at its main location in hayward. that ceremony will not be rescheduled. keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can receive updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. in other news, president trump has declared a disaster declaration for more than a dozen northern california counties that were ravaged by storm damage earlier this year. lake the counties. many communities along the rushing river were devastated by

flooding. in the north bay, stormy weather didn't keep residents in some fire prone neighborhoods from taking nae ining part in a sun manor and surround resident expect in time of an evacuation or time of large scale disaster, the more prepared they will be. >> residents checked into a local high school gym as they would in real emergency. there were also informational boothing available to help them come up with emergency go kits. in the east bay, pg&e officials say an underground electrical switch failure was part of the explosion that knocked out power to thousands. customers said they heard a loud

bang and saw smoke puffing up around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the lights went out. the explosion was powerful enough to send metal plates off the shelves. nearly 3200 pg&e kcustomers los power. it was restored by 4:00 p.m. it does not appear the failure was related to the rainy and cold weather. also, city leaders hope to expand bicircumstanycle sharing. it's available in walnut creek but another option being considered calls for e lek tlec scooter rentals. a former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is okay after a so called crazed fan dropped a flying kick into the actor's back. it happened during the arnold classic. he tweeted video of the

innocent. you can see the fan comes out of nowhere landing the kick squarely into his back. security quickly pummels the man. the 71-year-old actor says he'll be fine. he joked he's happy the attacker did not interrupt his snap chat session with fans. lisa is tracking the forecast for us and break in the rain for now. >> that's right. we have a nice view. check it out. this is beautiful. we have a bit of sunshine. you see that drop on the lens. it's only 49 degrees in redwood city. it's cold out there. we still have showers to speak of but it's going to be raw and blustery day out there. enjoy that sun while you have it. we'll talk about a more stable pattern when we come back with my seven-day forecast. absolutely stunning. those runners approaching golden gate park. thank you. also ahead, a lot of questions about this woman on the bench. did she intentionally trip a young basketball player?

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echo chamber. >> reporter: it reflects the sound back to the center of the circle below. >> it's being amplified back at you so you get this effect that i call god voice. all of a sudden you're totally amplified. you have this booming voice even though no one else can hear you. >> this is to trippy. it echoes in the circle over here. if you step a few feet away, it's not there. >> reporter: many stop to try it out. >> la la. >> it's echoing all around me. >> reporter: turns out this is also a whisper chamber. let's try a little experiment with my friend. you're going to stand on that corner of the circle. i'm going to stand in the exact same spot but over here. i'm going to whisper. hi, my name is lisa.

did you hear me? >> yes. you said, hi, my name is lisa. >> it did work. >> reporter: a fun free find for every one. in san francisco, abc 7 news. we spent the past week doing stories that focus on your safety as part of abc 7's commitment to building a better bay area. we covered a wide range of to c topics from protecting your home to keeping yourself safe in public. we looked at several apps that will alert you if you're in any sort of danger. your safety means thwarting car burglars. >> reporter: breaking into a car can happen in an instant. they have been so kind to offer me this block and a junk car too test it out. i took a second to gain access. >> they'll look for something of value. you want to lock your vehicle. the other thing would be to make sure that nothing of value is left visible. putting your hands up create a defensive space. stay away and yelling loudly will get the attention of people

nearby. >> i don't know this person. >> it's much more powerful to say something like, i don't know this man. i'm being attacked. leave me aloin. >> first of all, you point to the door. what's the problem in here? >> there's a genie that has one code. it's not a rotating code. it can easily be picked up from the outside. you have to change your code as well just to keep it safe. >> these are just a few of the stories we did this past week focusing on safety. all of them have been posted op our website. go to abc7news.com. scroll down and click on building a better bay area. caught on camera. case of bad sportsmanship at a basketball tournament for kids ages 10 and under. abc 7 news anchor shows us the video that has parents fuming. >> when the video was shown to me, i was appalled. it's very dirty. >> reporter: the dirt coach is

tournament.an be seen in this his team was playing against the fulsom elite on mother's day weekend. >> you see one of our players, he's nine years old, dribbling up the sideline and as he's dribbling up the sideline, he's passing a woman in a pink hat and you see her leg extend as to attempt to trip him as he's passing by. >> reporter: the mystery woman in the pink hat later identified as a parent from the fulsom team. >> doing this maybe almost 15 years or so, i've never seen a parent physically try to trip a child. >> reporter: with a front row seat, she was less than a foot away from the court meaning the slightest kick could take out a player. >> he didn't fall so we're fortunate. >> reporter: that's not all she's accused of doing. >> earlier in the game the kids came over to us during a time out and said, there's a woman over there on the sideline.

she's wearing a pink hat and she's telling their kids to elbow us in the face. >> reporter: the attempts foul didn't deter this 9-year-old player who went onto score 11 points and told his dad, another day, another hater. >> he's always in a good mood. always smiles. >> reporter: despite cornerstone losing the game by two point, in many ways the coach believes this served a greater purpose by sending a strong message to the community. >> we pride ourselves on being teachers. we're teaching the kids how to play the right way with integrity. it's not okay to act in that manner. >> the parent who kicked the 9-year-old has been banned from attending any future games at that facility. time now is 9:17. a small kitty trying to stay warm and dry from the rain is safe this morning thanks to a concerned citizen and the police department. look at this little furry face.

the officer took a photo after someone found it under the hood of their car. the kitty is resting at the pets in need nchtw it was a gloomy start to the day. sdp you'll notice we're looking at more showers around half-moon bay. san francisco up to the north. as we get in closer on the peninsula, you can see from san carl carlos, redwood city some wet weather. this is nothing compared to what happened earlier this morning. that line of thunderstorm activity moving into the sacramento valley and we're also looking at the rotation offshore that is providing the energy, more lift and more showers for us today. here's the mountains. we're in the low to mid-30s. still a winter storm warning in effect here. a view of san jose. how about some sunshine for you. the rain ended about 30 minutes

ago. 53 in san francisco. 52 down in san jose. only 48 in santa cruz. check out pier 39. you definitely need the coat out there. it's a raw day. upper elevation winds are gusting to 39 miles an hour. 48 livermore. you're shivering. compared to yesterday even colder. we don't have the all day rain but we have a cold r day out there. middle of may in the mountains. a beautiful scene but would be nice to get some may like weather around here. today being partly cloudy at times and then tomorrow we do get a break. a weaker system arrives on tuesday. this is a one on our storm impact scale. we scale back for the rest of the day due to the heavy line that moved through. at 10:00 notice we still have

showers outthere. right on through the afternoon, 1:00, san hmateo over in oakland could see a random shower. as we go through the evening hours, we still have rain on the way here. then things will dry out but the total, we got most of that this morning with the heavy downpours. what's left, about mre wet weather to go on your sunday. only in the 50s for most of you today where the sun comes out. maybe 60 degree reading and this winter storm warning in effect until 5:00 tomorrow morning. still looking at about 15 inches. the highest elevations in six to ten inches at some of the resorts. they picked up about four to six inches through the overnight. tomorrow we get our break. we're partly cloudy and we'll look for sun here and there. by the evening hours we cloud up and towards midnight another chance of rain coming our way. this is a much weaker system.

notice it does linger throughut the day here. your tuesday, potentially, soggy with a few scattered showers. we will look for conditions to improve throughout the middle of the week. the seven-day forecast, a one on our storm impact scale. scattered showers throughout the day. still the risk of a thunderstorm possibly and then tomorrow a break. download our accuweather app. a one on our storm impact scale. we're dry the rest of the week. thursday looks kind of interesting. notice we don't warm up too much. it's memorial day. it's looking dry but there are things lurking out there in the ten-day outlook that keeps may interesting. for now, we'll see a big improvement second half of the week. >> we can feel the dip in temperatures too. thank you. we're sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digital series called more in common.

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welcome back. a live look from sky 7 showing you the iconic bay to breakers race. these runners a little more than halfway through the race making their way to golden gate park are exclusive. sky 7 map technology zooming in between scott and steiner. when will the rain return? lisa break dous down the forecan a few minutes. first, parents complain

their kids play way fo fo fortnite. yesterday kids playing for a great cause. dozens of young players tested their skills in an epic long battle in a day long tournament. the fund-raiser was organized by three hillsboro families. each of whom had a child who fought bone cancer. >> when kids are diagnosed they are usually have cancer in their arms and legs. they can't play the games they used the play. video games are a way they can connect with their friends. >> the family hope it will call attention to the battle. they encourage people to support the cause. for more information, two to our website, abc7news.com. the game of thrones series

finale is today. it will cause millions of people to call out sick tomorrow. the work force institute says they expect 10 million people to miss work. even more say they will be late, work remotely or be less productive. an estimated 17 million people called out sick after the super bowl. still to come, from football coach to hero. a potential mass shooting at aen oregon high school is stopped by a former 49ers assistant. what he's saying about the incident. honoring asian american aviators. how t

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>> depends on where you're looking. we have a few peaks of sun. you can see the scattered showers around. he's referring to the rain we hd this morning. the thunderstorms. it has lightened up considerably since then. look at this little cell here. we're over into the east bay. oakland and alemeda, you are wet. some light showers into east palo alto. on the coast, half-moon bay. looking at more weather. scattered showers in the north bay for you. we do have more rain offshore that will rotate in throughout the day today. it's a one on our storm impact scale. we had most of the rain early this morning. there's more to come. this is san jose. looks brighter out there. 54 in the city. 52 down in san jose. we'll take any kind of sun we can get. 48 by the delta. it's in the upper 40s in livermore. that will work to bring down the showers throughout the day. in the mountains still a winter storm warning.

look at all this snow. we're looking at scattered showers. breezy winds and the slight chance of a thunderstorm. chris. thank you. happening now. the 108th annual bay to breakers race. nearly 40,000 runners are braving the crowds. they had to deal with a lot of rain at the start of the race. this is the live look from sky 7. these runners making their way up the hill at hay street. abc 7 news reporter joins us from the finish line. >> reporter: they said this race would go rain or shine. guess what, we're seeing a lot of shine here at finish liney. lots of runners and lots of costumes are crossing this finish line. it's plenty cold out here. the rain has stopped for now, which is a good thing. we're seeing lots of awesome wa hill a few minutes ago. the runners were looking strong.

bringing the fun. ttoun. the you hatougheidtain >>t' azi tttle too hot. >> reporter: we do have a winner. his time, 35 minute and second. thousands and thousands of runners will be crossing finish line for the next three, four hours. this is where the party really begins. there are 40,000 people regi b to 100,000 people can join the fun here. i just saw somebody dressed as

sutro tower, believe it or not. seeing lots of pigs. some flaflamingos. it never ends. >> always fun to see people getting creative. thank you. a celebration in oakland honored the contributions of asian american aviators. organizations paid tribute to asian american who is have gone into the aviation industry. only two and a half percent of airline pilots in the u.s. are of asian descent. >> it's a lifestyle and a culture and something you have to embrace. you either love it or you don't. once you're in it, you're in it. i happen to love it. >> airlines and aviation companies were also on hand giving attendees information about how to pursue a career in the business. organizers highlighted the fact

the first person the fly an aircraft was an immigrant from china. we're learning more this morning about a threat against a high school. portland police have released a shotgun to school. >> this morning a first look at the 18-year-old suspect and the weapon police say he used to terrorize fellow students and staff at park rose high school in portland. >> you see it on tv but for it to be your life in your school with your friend, i think it's a whole different thing. >> reporter: around noon friday authorities say angel's brandished this shotgun. his peers immediately alerting security. >> once we heard there was a gun, everybody started panicking more. people were crying andshaking. >> reporter: hud led together as they roamed the halls looking

distraught before barging into a classroom. a former university of oregon stand out wide receiver managing to tackle him to the ground holding him down unless officers swarmed the scene taking him into custody. >> campus security with the active shooter and in custody on the western side of the building. >> reporter: no injuries were reported and he's now hailed a hero. >> he put his his his his his h us. >> park rose football coach tweeted yesterday one day after being called a hero, he said when confronted with the test the universe presented me wi didn't have any other choice to act. thank god i passed. it's down to three and for the first time in history america's live coast to coast vote will determine the next

american idol. the finalists are reflecting on how season two has changed them for the better. >> communication wise because before i didn't know how to talk to people. it's toek be yourself. >> they will compete live during american idol's live three hour finale. the show starts at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. still ahead, all the recent rain could cost bay area farmers hundreds of thousands of dollars. what it could mean for you at the grocery store. as we head to break, the time is 9:36. a live look outside from sky 7 this morning showing you the beautiful scene, the golden gaets bridgate bridge in the distance. some parts seeing blue sky.

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thousands of people are expected to take part in an annual springtime tradition in san jose. for many of them that means peds d pedaling along streets. the bike riding starts at 10:00 this morning and goes until 3:00 in the afternoon. in case you're warning, it translates into english means the streets live or long live the streets. hopefully, hopefully, the sart in that too bad for tho activity. >> it's going to be really scattered throughout the day and it's chilly out there. temperatures range from 48

degrees in livermore in oakland. there are showers dotted all around the landscape. we'll try to time them out for you and talk about a drier monday. maybe a soggy tuesday and see what the rest of the week holds in a few minutes. thanks, also ahead. green leads the warriors over coming a

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in sports, the sharks and the blues will battle in a game 5 of the western conference final. the puck drops at noon at the shark tank. the warriors are back in action tomorrow night in portland looking for a series sweep. last night they took a commanding 3-0 lead over the trailblazers with another amazing second half comeback. we have the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. with k.d. or without him, it doesn't matter for this series. the blazers are no match for the warriors. the dubs just one win away from the nba finals for the fifth year in a row. the curry brothers continue to battle. seth steals it from steph. blazers up 18. portland eight offensive rebo. siconds left.

wa ves down ces t ha warriors. steph with the three and the foul. that's a four point play. jordan bell on the break away without authority. he misses the break away. can't believe it. he gives him another chance. this time bell finishes strong. green triple double. now the the fourth. nice fake by cook. steph goes for a drive. fakes the pass and lays it in. warriors up. steph feeling good. watch this, slash. he had 36. warriors win 110-99. >> for the second straight game, the warriors overcame a double digit deficit at halflang

stifling defense in the second half. leading the effort was the man steve kerr called a wrecking ball. >> i don't know what to say about draymond. he was like a wrecking ball out there. he was just destroying everything in his path. it's one of the best games i've seen him play. >> our coaching staff and all my teammates have been preaching to me this series about getting this ball and pushing it. just tried to bring that to the game. tonight it was successful for us. >> i think he has the most triple doubles in warriors history. i don't think he's really improved. i think he's been doing what he's doing since he was at michigan state. you continue to do this for hopefully another ten years. >> the greatest score in mls history kicks it in san jose.

he would top it in the 48th minute scoring again. he gets the third goal of the game. let's make it 4. >> just wanted to do it and be done with it. i definitely didn't picture a night like this or a day like this. just so much joy right now. >> giants taking on the diamondbacking. randy johnson throwing out first pitch. six runs on five hits with six strike outs. they got a rare run in the first and three more in the third. d duggar with a triple. he trots home. they follow the same formula in the sixth. brandon crawford with an rbi

triple. he'll be knocked home by mack williamson. ea th theirst henmoto. it a t oa u 2-0. they had a nice series so far. gets another rbi with a double in the fifth. grossman come on down. in the 7th, chad pender crushes this one 435 feet. second in as many days. they win the third in a row. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great sunday. let's send it over to lisa for the bay area forecast. >> we started out with a pretty wild day with the thunder. now we're getting some sunshine but it's still pretty raw out there. here is a view from mt. tam. you can see the

we have possibility of shower an thirrtnto a tricky day with landing and taking off. 36-minute delays at sfo. rainfall over the past 24 hours has been over an inch in san pa rosa. the wind vs bas have backed up. still pretty active. it's wet on the peninsula and into the east bay. let's take it over to freemont and newark. we have some showers happening up to the northeast of oakland. skyline boulevard. it's a damp start to your sunday. also in san rafael, highway it's been very busy.

outhe bay, a break. the nsula, wood side, y so your sunday and up in belmont as well. san francisco a bit of a break. look at the time lapse here. you can see they are moving from west to east in a unstable atmosphere. we will see more rain and more snow into tomorrow morning in the mountains. here is a look at san jose. you can see the clouds there. 56 downtown. it's 50 in oakland. 55 half-moon bay. 52 in san jose. over the 50 degree mark in santa cruz. you can see how shaky the camera is. looking back at ocean beach where it is a chilly day out there. 48 by the delta. livermore with 51. we're colder with that core of the low moving over ahead. six to ten degrees colder than yesterday. finally at sfo looks pretty nice

now but i would expect some delays. 36-minute delays at sfo now with the winds and the upper elevations could be a bit dicy out there. showers and the thunderstorm chance is less throughout the day today. the rainfall amounts are tapering off because our heaviest has passed us but still we're looking at showers. partly cloudy, cool and breezy. one on our storm impact scale for scattered showers. as we go through the next several hours at 11:00, we have some sun but there are still showers offshore. 1:00, they are scattered about into the east bay. maybe the higher elevations but it will be cool and breezy afternoon. things really quiet down and we get to dry start for your monday morning commute. what's left from 9:00 this morning through9:00night, maybe athver in freemont.

it will be cool and breezy out there. maybe about 60 on the p peninsula and the snow. they had a couple of feet in the mountains and a couple of inches left. those snow levels are pretty low. we're looking at monday morning now with some clouds. we'll call it partly cloudy and by monday night we cloud up. showers arrive on tuesday. it's a week system. it's not like what we saw over the weekend but nonetheless it still doesn't feel like may. the seven-day forecast, chilly each and every day. one or our storm impact scale today. break tomorrow. weak system on tuesday and then by the end of week it looks better. you see a lot of dry days there. hopefully that pans out for us. >> lisa, thank you. cherry farmers are hoping all this rain doesn't wipe out the kroops.

>> how many acres of cherry trees do you have? >> 75 producing. >> you could lose them all because of the rain? >> yeah. >> reporter: if that happens, paul is looking at about a quarter million dollar loss. nodyts to buy them. right herept >> reporter: then there are his tomatoes. >> it's hard to control. it will stunt the plant and then you won't get as much growth and could get a lower yield. we have a total of 2500 acres that we farm here. >> how long have you been a farmer here? >> 25 years. >> reporter: even at 25 years, the anxiety over farming never goes away. visit any of the dozen cherry orchards in the south bay and you'll like lly spot crews scrambling to protect their ax

like substance. >> a lot of people say it doesn't work. when you get this many try it. we're all depressed. we're going to go to the coffee shop. >> and cry about it. >> cry about it. >> it's part of farming. you want to pick your crop. you don't want to rely on insurance. you don't want your house to burn down. >> reporter: what does this mean the you if you love cherries? paul says you'll see less of them at your farmers market. it will probably cost more money. j just how bad will it be? it's the wait and see for farmers. they will be assessing the damage once there's no more rain in the forecast. next, what visitors are about to see for the first time in months a

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before we go, disney land guests are looking at one of the original attractions that about to open after renovations. sleeping beauty castle has been closed. it's just received a new roof along with a sprinkling of pixie dust. it's due to open on friday and later this month the newest themed area star wars galaxy's edge will make its debut. disney is the parent company of abc 7. final weather check. >> our loop showing more showers across the bay area and the slight chance of a thunderstorm up toward san rafael.

danville, san ramon, showers today. cool and breezy. we'll get a break tomorrow. weak system on tuesday and slowly warslow ly warming up and drying out. the end of may, the holiday weekend. >> thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. abc 7 news returns at 4:30 p.m. that will be followed by the three hour grand finale of this season's american idol live at 5:00. should be a great show. we'll leave you with a live look outside showing you ocean beach on this sunday morning. as always, you can get the latest weather and news on demand at abc7news.com. make it a great day everybody.

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