the report, but now the mayor has ordered an independent investigation. >> she released a statement tonight saying, quote, i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the department's mistakes and apologized, but i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. >> the sfpd raid happened two weeks ago today. the video was shared with "abc 7 news", showing officers forcing their way into the home. they went to his office and seized equipment. the raid has raised questions over whether the police department broke state laws protecting journalist's rights. >> the police chief is scheduled to appear at a public event right now. i-team reporter dan noyes is also there trying to talk with the chief. we will bring updates throughout the evening at abc7news.com and on the "abc 7 news" app as well. meantime, new details about a grew so case. a dismembered body found in a san francisco home. police arrested two suspects, douglas lomas and stephanie ching. they were identified on a plane

to china and apprehended after landing in beijing. they were then flown back the u.s. where they were arrested and booked for whom side. the victim was believe to have been benedict ching. he didn't show up for work last weekend. officers then went to his house on del monte street on monday where they found a dismembered body. two men suffered injuries that could kill them when they were shot in san francisco this afternoon. it happened about 1:30 near 6th and mission streets in the city's south of market area. officers found the two men lying on the ground, rushed them to the hospital. investigators are still looking for the shooter and are looking over video from security cameras in that area. >> right now we don't have any information on the suspect. like i said, we are looking for witnesses and any kind of surveillance footage. >> i heard two shots. i ran across the street by mission. i saw two men bleeding. >> police say they're not sure how many shots were fired or how many times each victim was hit. now you can make a right

turn on red basically in most american cities except in new york city, parts of washington, d.c. and maybe in the future san francisco. could that help build a better bay area? >> well, there's a reason the city is considering a ban on right turns on red. it could actually reduce traffic deaths. >> san francisco has pledged to end traffic deaths by 2024. it is called vision zero. so far this year 14 people have died in traffic accidents. as part of our efforts to build a better bay area, we have taken notice of ideas that could affect our safety and our daily commutes. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow is live in the city with the story. melanie. >> reporter: absolutely. here is how this potential solution would work. it would create what is known as a pedestrian scramble at every intersection. what that means is that traffic would have to stop in all directions before pedestrians could cross. pedestrians running to catch the light, chances are you have seen them or you have been one of them.

now the sfmta board of directors is considering prohibiting vehicles from making right turns at red lights. at tuesday's sfmta board of directors meeting, amanda eke inbrought up the proposal to make the bay area better. >> to me it seems the only truly protected crosswalk is the p.d. scramble, when you stop all of the vehicle movement and only pedestrians are allowed to move. >> reporter: sherri olson gets it. she has lived in the city since 1991. >> sometimes i'm the driver on the electric car, sometimes i'm on the bike or walking in the crosswalk. >> reporter: olson has mixed feelings. >> i think doing every single intersection is too much. just seems like it would impede traffic too much. >> reporter: board director malcolm heineke agrees. >> it seems to me you could be more targeted and figure out the intersections where there's heavy traffic and the right turns on red pose a problem. >> reporter: still others say pedestrian safety is more critical than the seconds saved for drivers turning right on red. >> a human life is worth more than 30 seconds of efficiency.

>> for drivers to make that turn knowing that they're not going to be hurting anybody and for pedestrians to feel like they can cross safely makes a lot of sense. >> well, it is good because then you don't run over people if you have the red light. so, yeah, good idea. >> reporter: this would be the first time sfmta's board of directors considers it. >> it is something that i think would be great for us to look at. >> you actually have to be on guard as a pedestrian in the crosswalk. >> reporter: the meantime drivers and pedestrians say they will look both ways. and if you are wondering why this doesn't exist yet, the sfmta says that's because of the time delay that it would add to the entire transportation system, including muni and a lot of people want their buses to arrive and leave on time. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." >> that is for sure. melanie, thanks very much. we want the hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our

facebook group. a head-on crash shut down a tunnel today. it happened about 3:00 near the town of montara. the roadway along the coast reopened at 4:15. the san mateo county sheriff's office is investigating. it is unclear how many people were involved or the extent of their injuries. memorial day weekend marks the start of the summer travel season. we're keeping an eye on both the roads and the airports. you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light right now, and there's san francisco international airport. aaa thinks drivers will set a memorial day weekend record. more than 37 million people are expected to hit the road. nationally gas prices are lower than last year's memorial day, but in california they're higher. san francisco tops our biggest city's at an average of $4.14 for regular. oakland, $4.08. san jose coming in few cents lower at $4.05.

it is just too much for some people. >> i can't afford it. i spend enough right now just traveling back and forth to work. right now working in san francisco, and this takes a lot out of my pocket right now. >> overall aaa says consumer spending remains strong with families spending much of disposable income on travel. the weather won't be the best for holiday weekend. here is a live look at santa cruz. it is lovely out there now as you see from the live picture, but it may not say that way all weekend. to the mountains, a live look at heavenly mountain resort in south lake tahoe thanks to lake tahoe tv. still a little snow to be had up there. "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian is tracking the holiday weekend forecast. spencer. >> partly nice. look at live doppler 7, we have dry and mild conditions right now, bright skies, but as we look ahead we have a storm brewing out to sea that is moving in our direction. it will bring us some showers on sunday. tomorrow looks like it will be a nice, mild day, much like today, but showers likely sunday. this storm ranks one on the

storm impact scale. expect it to produce cold showers under breezy conditions with temperatures well below average for this time of the year. most locations will receive less than half an inch of rain -- less than a quarter of inch, as a matter of fact, from the storm. however, memorial day is looking more promising. a look at that in a few minutes. dan and kristin. >> thanks so much. partly nice. i like that. you can check the weather conditions where you live on the "abc 7 news" app. it gives you access to live doppler 7. notice what? that's the same system spencer uses every day. >> happening now, a memorial service to honor the life of a castro valley girl murdered 25 years ago. jenny lynn was killed two days after her 14th birthday. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard joins us live from tonight's event. it is an annual event. cornell. >> reporter: yes, kristin, it is. after all of this time, friends and family of jenny lynn are ldop finally h to justice. there is a memorial service being -- happening tonight here

at the castro valley library. there are lots of memories and lots of pictures. shifts a talented musician and straight a student. she was only 14 when she was murdered in her own home in castro valley in may of 1994. her brutal death devastated her family, shocked the community. her murder remains unsolved with no arrests, but dna technology, the same technology which brought the golden state killer to justice, gives the family hope that a suspect will be caught. jenny's murderer is still out there. we still need the help from the public, anyone that knows anything, you know, please come forward and provide a lead. >> reporter: a $100,000 reward still being offered in the case which leads to a conviction. following tonight's ceremony there will be a candle light walk in downtown castro valley to remind the public of the unsolved murder and to raise awareness of child safety. jenny lin would have been 39 years old tomorrow.

live in crass troe valleast cornell barnard. >> thank you. advocates for the homeless called on leaders to stop the removal of encampments. they held a rally outside san francisco city hall this afternoon urging city leaders to stop what they call the criminalization of homelessness. advocates are seeking permanent housing solutions and they want cities to stop sweeps of homeless camps. >> those of you who have roofs, those of you who are not on the street every day being predated on, police arrest and continually studied and figured out. >> organizers today pointed to recent figures showing the crisis is worsening. san francisco has seen a 17% increase in homelessness in just the past year. in alameda county it is a 43% surge. san francisco mayor london breed says she will allocate $4 million from the soda tax revenue to health and wellness programs for young people.

that includes expanding a scholarship program offered by healthy food distributions and physical education classes. the city collected more than $22 million total since the penny per ounce tax went into fedex last year. paying to get into college is turning out to have a high price tag for parents who cheated the system. >> a bay area woman pleaded guilty today for her part in the scheme dubbed operation varsity blues, led by mastermind rick singer. find out the punishment she will probably face at 6:30. next, building a better bay area. see what some uc berkley students have c

share together we can have a more equitable future for all. >> california's first partner talking about the campaign that gets companies to audit gender pay gaps every year. the gap that students at uc berkley are trying to narrow. according to glass door women an average of $0.79 for every dollar that men earn and pay equality won't be reached until 2070 if current factors remain unchanged. graduating mba students at cal are doing what they can to level the economic playing field and build a better bay area between men and women at the same time. "abc 7 news" reporter leean melendez has the story. >> reporter: meet kristina and jack, both mba graduates of the haas school of business. one year out of an mba, kristina

will likely earn 96% of what jack will make. over time the wage gap widens to 57% ten years out. that data was collected by haas. >> where the biggest differences are coming out between men and women is in the stock options and stock grants that they're getting. >> reporter: men were also 25% more likely than women to get a raise when they asked. both christina and jack decided to help women level the playing field by creating a spreadsheet of what every mba graduate this year has been offered by their new employers. >> what if there's a way that we can actually share all of the salary data and benefits, stock options so they have those data points going into negotiations. >> reporter: enter $0.81.com, the name is taken from what women are said to make on average for every dollar men earn. its creator graduated with an mba from haas. >> a woman will submit her offer to us. all of the details, not just salary, but equity, bonus,

401(k) match, all of that. >> reporter: then within a few days all of that is reviewed by experts in the field as well as recruiters. the results, so far women have received on average a 12% higher compensation package. >> it wasn't until some of my classmates started sharing the details of their compensation packages, then i got to see them all, to really understand what my value is. >> reporter: students here also told me that another way to bring about change is to call out the problem of inequality. today some women from the evening and weekend mba program wore white on their graduation caps to highlight the need to have more women in that program. haas responded by saying they are optimistic that this generation of graduates will do away with the business as usual mentality. at uc berkley, lyanne m nbc 7 news. glass door is moving its headquarters to san francisco. after spending a decade in mill

valley, the job and recruiting website will move into a building at mission and beil streets next fall. glass door's ceo says the move is because of the company's growth and in response to employees' preferences to work in the city. also expanding in san francisco, amazon. a fourth go store will open 'em ' 'em -- embarcadero. a smartphone app knows what you take from the store and charges your amazon account. overall today markets rose but the major indices ended with their third consecutive week of losses. the dow lost another 190 points, the nasdaq was up by 8. two weeks since going public uber closed today at $41 and change, still below its ipo price of $45. millions of dollars of student loan debt has been wiped out for graduates of morehouse college thanks to the generosity of robert f. smith, a billionaire investor with bay

area ties. one student missed out on that gift. he left morehouse two years ago because of his student loan debt. "abc 7 news" anchor eric thomas has his story. >> it was like bittersweet, kind of sad. >> reporter: that's how oakland's jordan long felt after watching billion air robert smith make this promise to graduating seniors at morehouse college last weekend. >> my family is making a grant to eliminate their student loans. >> reporter: jordan long spent two years at morehouse college after graduating from oakland tech. he had plans on getting an education and changing the world, but money got in the way. >> i've been working on this place for several months now. >> reporter: his dad, james copes, is renovating this kiosk outside oakland city hall to turn it into a tee shirt shot. the $48,000 annual tuition was putting a strain on the family so jordan dropped out and came home to enroll in community college last year. he still owes $60,000 in student loans. >> i was sad for a while and i'm

getting over that still and working with that, and i'm just, like, happy for my friends and happy that we can have these conversations. >> reporter: he started a gofundme page and plans to work towards free college education as a right in america. contrast that with the clean slate now enjoyed by kyle jackson and his mom, tasha armstead. he just graduated from morehouse. mom even moved to atlanta from the east bay to cut down on expenses. they were in the audience when smith made his announcement. >> there was this weird pause and then initially we were just like, really, did we hear what he said? was that correct? >> when he said it, we were all excited, jumped right up. it was an historical moment. so it is still -- it still hasn't really sunk in yet. >> reporter: both young men plan to pay smith's gesture forward, even jordan who doesn't get to enjoy it. in oakland, eric thomas, "abc 7 news". >> somehow i think those two men will both turn out just fine. >> oh, i have no doubt.

i think you're right. okay. will the weekend turn out just right? >> i don't know. >> that's the question. >> not as bright maybe. >> that is the question. let's get started. here is live doppler 7. we have a calm and dry, mild conditions right now across the bay area. clouds are increasing at the coastline as you can see low clouds, looking westward from emeryville. current temperature readings are 57 in san francisco. 63, oakland. mid to upper 60s at mountain view, san jose, santa cruz at 55 at half moon bay. we have low clouds over the golden gate right now. 64 degrees in both santa rosa and napa. 71, fairfield. vacaville the mild spot at 75. the view looking eastward from the bay bridge, lots of blue in that collection. partly cloudy and mild again tomorrow, but wet and windy conditions on sunday. it will turn sharply cooler and sunny on memorial day, but a bit cooler than average on monday.

overnight look for partly cloudy skies. overnight lows ranging from upper 40s in the north bay valleys to low 50s in most other locations. tomorrow, here is the day planner. some clouds hanging around throughout the day, but mostly sunny for most of the day. cooler in the morning hours, but getting milder as we get into the afternoon hours. let's get more specific. under breezy conditions tomorrow, on the coast high temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. around 59 at half moon bay. a high of 60 expected here in san francisco. 67 in oakland. moving south ward, 70 expected high in san jose. only 69 in morgan hill. looks like more clouds in the south bay tomorrow than in other parts of the bay area. in the north bay look for highs in the low 70s from cloverdale to santa rosa to napa. then comes the storm which ranks one on the storm impact scale. that will be coming in on sunday, bringing cold showers, breezy to windy conditions. most locations will receive under a quarter of an inch of rainfall and there's a slight

chance of lightning and hail accompanying the storm. here is the forecast animation starting at midnight tomorrow night or 12:00 a.m. sunday. notice how cloudy will will be at that point. showers will be developing during the overnight hours into sunday morning. the day will start on a wet note and likely end on a pretty wet note as showers continue throughout much of the day. but into the late afternoon and early evening hours we will see the rainfall breaking up and the clouds moving out of the bay area, so partial clearing will begin sunday night which gives us lots of hope for a brighter and dryer day on monday, memorial day. rainfall potential for the storm under quarter of an inch for most bay locations, lower in the north bay and higher in the south bay. once we are past the level one cold storm on sunday, we get partial clearing. maybe a lot of clearing by the end of the day on monday, memorial day. cooler than average, but pleasant. warming begins on tuesday and wednesday, and by thursday and friday we will be looking at high temperatures around 80 degrees or even higher

inland. low to mid 70s and the bay. >> now we're cooking. >> yes. mayweath may weather coming as june arrivals. >> bring it on. >> thanks, spencer. a new batman roller coaster is opening up at six flags in vall ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

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the nba finals here on abc 7. the warriors face the winner of the eastern conference finals, either the toronto raptors or the milwaukee bucks. game one is thursday. tip-off at 6:00 right here on abc 7. well, the back-to-back nba champs are encouraging dub nation to wear warriors gear to show support for the team's fifth straight trip to the nba finals. the warriors are calling today finals friday. tonight coit tower, san francisco city hall, the international terminal at sfo and several buildings in the city will be lighted in blue and gold. again, the nba finals begin thursday, may 30th here on abc 7. batman, the ride opens at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo tomorrow. some lucky fans got a sneak preview. it stands at 120 feet tall and boasts of two 90-degree free talls giving riders a sense of weightlessness. the unique feature is the

coaster's car which uses momentum to keep them flipping head over heels and keeping them guessing. >> the other rides here are fun but you know what is going on because you have the track in front of you. this one you don't know when you are going to flip and i think it is a unique experience. >> yeah, it is definitely kind of a crazy ride. you will definitely want to throw up after. >> well, "abc 7 news" jessica castro did not get to throw up because she was invited to take a ride but unfortunately the roller coaster had a brief malfunction right before she was able to get a ride. not sure if she's a little relieved. >> yes. i would be, but she'll get a crack at it no doubt. looks intense. >> for sure. bay area high school students walked out of class today. they joined a global protest movement. you will hear their message next. we knew the recent rain was bad news for california's cherry crop. we are now getting a look at the damage, so bad it could merit a disaster declaration. >> the abc 7 storm impact scale. >> it will be a two. >> moderate storm. >> from one to five, light to severe.

know exactly how every storm will impact you. >> wet and windy once again. >> be prepared with the abc

now news to build a better bay area from abc 7. worldwide walkouts around the globe today. young people protesting climate change, and that includes high school students in the bay area. the inspiration for these walkouts came from a 16-year-old girl from sweden. >> she's encouraging people to advocate for climate change policies. "abc 7 news" reporter chris nguyen met students in los altos turning that inspiration into action. >> climate change has got to go! >> reporter: these students at los altos high school walked out of their classes today, trying to tackle what they say is a catastrophe. >> cannot wait anymore. we are running out of time, and something needs to be done and we're out here trying to encourage that. >> reporter: many wanting the trump administration to acknowledge that climate change is real. >> we're almost at the point now where individual change can't do it. we need large scale changes in the system with regulation and policies put in place. >> reporter: an opportunity to not only educate but also inspire. >> we need to really slow down our consumption of fossil fuels.

another big issue that we find personal to us is the fact that not everybody believes in climate change, so we just want to put the voice out there. >> reporter: community members taking notice. >> this is a human problem. this is a global problem, and to have people in every corner, kids in every corner recognizing it is just absolutely incredible. >> reporter: today's walkout was part of a global movement that started in sweden called fridays for future. based on early estimates nearly 1.4 million young people from 125 countries were expected to take part across the world. >> there is definitely a movement of young people looking at the world saying, what are the issues and coming up with solutions. >> reporter: san jose state university professor scott meyers lip tton says this generation is more engaged than ever. >> this is what a democracy is. you bring a redress to the people that are making the decision and say, we want to see action. >> no more subsidies for fossil fuels! >> i'm out here because it is an emergency and i don't feel our

country is doing enough to stop it. >> reporter: protesting in solidarity to amplify their message. in the south bay, chris nguyen, "abc 7 news." a menlo park woman pleaded guilty in the college admissions scandal, admitting to paying $15,000 to have her son's entrance exam improved. this is video of marjory clapper from a previous court appearance in boston. the 50-year old will be sentenced in october. two other parents from southern california also pleaded guilty today. clapper is one of several bay area parents caught up in the scheme. you can see the full list of local parents on our website, abc7news.com. the student attended -- attendance across the striking new haven unified school district dropped to single digits today. only 9% of the east bay district students showed up for class. that's the lowest percentage since teachers walked off the job monday over a contract dispute. negotiations resume this afternoon. teachers are looking for a 10% raise over the next two years. the district says it simply can't afford it.

the seventh annual butter rock music festival kicked off this afternoon. over 120,000 people are expected to attend. the weather was sunny with blue skies today but rain is in the forecast over the weekend. "abc 7 news" reporter wayne freedman caught up with folks enjoying the biggest music festival in the heart of wine country. >> we spread out, relax. you get restless, get up and get something to drink or eat. >> if you start with white wine, can you switch to red? >> no. >> no. >> but you can go from gin to white or red. >> okay. if you are planning ongoing this weekend, take a rain coat or poncho and leave the umbrella at home. they're not allowed and security will confiscate yours at the gate. >> the recent storms jeopardized what could be a record year for california's cherry crop. christina davies from our sister station in fresno found out that help could be on the way for farmers. >> reporter: cherries in the

valley are popping up with blemishes after the recent stormy weather. >> in 40 years, this is the weirdest may i have been involved with. >> reporter: the loss of crops so bad the deputy ag commissioner is gathering information to request a disaster declaration, farmers reporting their losses helps the county get a better picture just how much damage was done. >> cracking, rotting, splinter. >> reporter: the fresno county deputy ag commissioner says about 60% of the crop in the county was damaged which would qualify the county for a disaster declaration. this will help farmers without crop insurance. >> for those that don't have crop insurance, they would be eligible then for low-interest loans from the government. but there really is no free money. it is just a low-interest loan. >> reporter: ky farming plant manager peter ulberry is seeing what the rain did to the cherry crop throughout the valley. >> you see these? they're wide open, they're split with the halo crack around the

stem end. >> reporter: with so much damage they had to hire on more workers to sift through all of the cherries, making the cost to operate go up. when the cherries get dropped off at the facility, they go through quite the process. first, up this elevator, then to the stem cutter. workers pick out the bad cherries. after, those cherries will go through another series of inspections. >> it gets down from here, goes into a hydro cooler which cools them down, 33-degree water. >> reporter: right. >> right before it goes and hits the table. that way they can grade it out and it goes straight into a box and it is back to the cold storage. >> reporter: at the beginning of the month, ky was packing out 80% of the cherries. now it is about half with thousands of cherries going into these bins to be discarded. >> from the rain, see how they're split open? >> reporter: yes. >> they're rotting already. so this is what is been thrown out right now. >> interesting to see the process. >> yes. >> that was christina davies reporting.

our wet weather, we complain it but it is nothing compared to what has been happening across the country. >> so true. these conditions will make you glad you live in california for sure. >> the dress barn is closing all of its stores. if you have a gift card? do you have loyalty poi ♪ there are roadside attractions. and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $479 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing.

an explosion near a bakery in lyon, france, left eight people with minor injuries today, including a young girl. witnesses described a, quote, deafening blast. no arrests have been made but police have a picture of a suspect. meantime, british prime minister theresa may today gave her two weeks notice. her future has been uncertain for months because of her handling of brexit. she will stay on as caretaker prime minister until the new leader is chosen. >> i will shortly leave the job. but it has been the honor of my life to hold. the second female prime minister but certainly not the last. i do so with no ill will but with enormous and enduring gratitude to have had the opportunity to serve the country i love. >> may's brexit deal has been rejected by lawmakers three times this year.

the uk is set to leave october 31st. president trump and the firstad d tod for japan. the visit is more to focus on personal ties with the country's prime minister and not about policy. homes lost and businesses destroyed after a week's worth of storms hit america's heartland with 97 total tornados in eight states from texas to maryland. in jefferson city, missouri, people continue to dig out and clean up after wednesday's ef3 tornado. that storm flipped brand-new vehicles at this car dealership like toys really. several situations of severe weather across the state left at least three people dead, dozens injured. look another the deaf situation. here is what is happening in oklahoma, record flooding along the arkansas river brought on by a week of torrential rain. more severe weather is possible through the weekend. we have a little more precipitation, but all that is

in our forecast is a little rain for sunday. >> yes. spencer is tracking it. find out if you will need to move your weekend tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock.

to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california.

another major retailer is

closing its doors and that means another major concern for "7 on your side's" michael finney. >> will consumers get full value for their money? what do you think. >> i better tell you, they better get it, or i'm concerned anyway. the dress barn is closing its doors for good and that means shoppers really have work to do. after nearly 60 years in business, the corporate owners of dress barn say it is time to call it a wrap. >> i always know that they're here and, you know, they always have my size. to find out they're going to close now, i'm wondering if they will close all of the stores or just this location. i'm just worried about that. i don't know. >> the sad news is all 650 stores across the country will close, leaving more than 6,500 employees in limbo. when i met suzanne clark she just had been shopping at the vacaville dress barn. she tells me she stopped by in part to make sure she used all of her daisy dollars. >> daisy bucks are money that you earn when you spend so much money and you get points, and then you get $5 off every $25

you spend. >> she bought a few items and used up all of her outstanding daisy dollars. shelly hunter says it is a good idea. she is the gift card girlfriend on giftcards.com. >> it is really smart to use awful of your points, all of your gift cards, all of your credit cards. use it now because we don't know when the store closest to you will close and we also don't know if dress barn at some point will stop honoring the programs. >> shelly says it is different than when most stores close because there is no bankruptcy involved, and that means no judge to watch over things. >> it is just the company deciding, but that doesn't mean they can't decide tomorrow to shut everything down. so i don't see any reason for it to be urgent other than them probably wanting to close down leases and things like that. >> published reports predict it will take six to 12 months to shutter the stores but the process is expected to start soon. the parent company says there will be no changes to the

current return, refund, gift card or loyalty reward programs, but remember all of that can change. >> sure. >> it should take about a year to get all closed is what we're hearing as i said in the report, but they could be closing the one next to you tomorrow. >> that's a good point. >> jump on it. yeah. thanks, michael. >> let's update the forecast, which includes a little rain this weekend. >> yes. let's check in with spencer. yes, it is just closing in on us. here is a look at the storm that is a little bit offshore. it ranks one on the impact scale. it will bring sunday showers, but before sunday comes with the showers we will have partly cloudy skies and dry conditions tonight. overnight lows upper 40s to low 50s. tomorrow look for bright skies with a few clouds. high temperatures will range from almost 60 on the coast to upper 60s around the bay to low and mid 70s inland. tomorrow will be a pretty nice day, but then comes the storm on sunday. it is a storm of light intensity, ranking only one on the storm impact scale. it will bring cold showers, breezy conditions. under a quarter inch of rain for most locations. here is theuweather

seven-day forecast. once we get past the cold showers on sunday we get clearing on monday, memorial day. nice looking day. a little cooler than average, highs in the mid 60s inland and around the bay but we warm up more on tuesday and wednesday. by the end of the week temperatures will be at a more seasonal range for this time of the year. it will start to feel like may as june rolls in. >> kids are getting out for the summer. >> i know. we will get wet weather by the end of the week. only one day out of the three, memorial weekend day, will be wet. >> thank, spencer. let's move to the k.d. update for today. >> larry beil here with sports. >> interesting to see him come out today. i wasn't whether he was going to do a media appearance but everybody has an aopinion on kevin durant. his thoughts on people who want to

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now abc 7 sports with larry beil. good evening. whether it is his calf, his future, whatever team he ends up resigning with or signing with, the absurd notion that the warriors are better without him, so much noise surrounding kevin durant. this much we know. we're six days out from game one of the nba finals. he's not practicing yet. he was on hand at the facility, walking gingerly on the injured right calf. he says he is getting better every day but doesn't know when he will be back on the court. in the meantime, he's trying to drown out the outside noise, enjoy the play of his teammates

who were 5-0 when he got hurt. when k.d. was asked what he thought of their performance, listen to his response. >> our play? >> yeah, yeah. >> i think we've been playing great. i mean it has been that way since i got here, it is the warriors and k.d., you know what i'm saying? i understand that, and i feel like my teammates and the organization know exactly what i've done here on and off the court to become a part of this. >> i feel like for the last three years everybody has taken their shots at trying to nitpick or break us down or drive a wedge in our team chemistry, our togetherness. >> i turn on the tv since i can't travel with the team, all you hear is the noise, you know what i'm saying? so as a player, i think about that. i'm just like, it is not true. >> nobody can be happy when people are playing well, that's the part to me that's the most surprising. >> so i know what i bring to the team, but i also know a lot of people on the outside, you know, don't like to see us together. you know, i get it. >> abc 7 is your exclusive home

for the nba finals. warriors will face either the bucks or the raptors. game one is next thursday night and the tip-off will be at 6:00. that makes two k.d.s who play in oakland out until further notice. the a's put khris davis on the injured list as he continues to have issues with a hip injury he suffered a couple of weeks ago. he was playing left field in pittsburgh may 5th, went hard after this foul ball and you see him, his hip takes the brunt of the impact on the fence there. now, he did hit a couple of homers in a game against the mariners a couple of weeks later but still having a hip or oblique problem. the giants, left field woes continue. mac williamson made the wrong kind of history yesterday, becoming the fifth giant in franchise history and second of this century to strike out five times in one game in their 13 inning loss to the braves. if you're wondering, brandon bell was the other guy. batting .128.

bruce bochy wants to give him a chance because they're running out of options. who is fastest in the nfl? the event is called 40 yards of goal featuring a former 49er, now a saint. alvin kamara, also with the saints. the saints are pretty fast. current 49 err richie james to see who can run the fastest 40-yard dash. now, he's not in this event, but kyler murray, he just might smoke all of these dudes. a fun moment from the bucks/raptors game last night. packers liner on the jumbotron chugging two beers. we timed him at three seconds per beer. dan will do it with daiquiris, i have seen it happen. he challenges aaron rodgers. hold one moment, hang on, i'm the quarterback. i'm going to take my time here. oh, can't do it. taps out. he wins. he celebrates with another beer. this is what linemen do. later brewers outfielder

christian yelich decides to jump in on this and this game is in milwaukee so the crowd is going berserk. downs it. back to rodgers. no, i'm not playing. i'm not -- you didn't even have a whole cup of beer. rodgers later tweeted, make it a scotch next time. spencer will do that with, what? >> cabernet. >> i just field sad k.d. has to keep answering questions from people saying, oh, are they better without him. that has to be tough. >> so tough. >> especially when you are hurt and every tv show -- >> it is frustrating. it is part of the game. it is just the way it is. >> thanks, larry. join us tonight on kofy tv 20 cable channel 13. making a left turn in san francisco can be a challenge, but for autonomous vehicles it has been a daring experiment. what one company was able to do. that's at 9:00. then on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, your last chance to snag cool hollywood swag. we go inside a peninsula

warehouse to preview a massive movie prop sale. on abc 7 at 8:00, it is "marvel's agents of shield" plus two hour-"20/20" and "abc 7 news" at 11:00. finally, a few thoughts about what really matters. the san francisco police department is under fire tonight, not for the use of force but for the use of bad judgment. as we reported here tonight, the department is back pedaling fast over the forcible search of a journalist's home. investigators were looking for the source of a leaked report into the death of san francisco public defender jeff adachi when they broke into the home of bay area journalist brian carmodi looking for evidence. after initially defending the raid, chief bill scott is now apologizing and acknowledging that this has rattled the faith in his department. his words. the mayor has ordered an independent investigation. freedom of the press isn't a catchy phrase. it is the bed rock of our democracy. it is the very first amendment,

after all. nevertheless journalism has been under attack the past few years by the president and by others. look, we are by no means perfect and we make mistakes despite working very hard not to. but what really matters is that the only thing worse than journalists who cross the line are journalists who are kept from even getting to the line by our government and authorities. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook @danashleyabc7. that will do it for this edition of "abc 7 news". you can look for breaking news antitime on the "abc 7 news" app. i'm kristin de. >> and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time and hope to see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >> have a great memorial day weekend. >> that's right. stay safe.

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