>> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday, may 25th. good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the weather for us. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. plenty of clouds are moving in and across the bay. today will be a sunny afternoon. in fact, we'll see a pretty nice day with temperatures still a bit below average, but right now we're at 51 degrees in novato and 50 in santa rosa and it is 57 in san jose and temperatures are cooler this morning anywhere from 3 to 5 degrees cooler, mainly in the north bay. so getting going this morning and looking for the clouds and temperatures climbing through the 60s.

so it should be a pretty nice afternoon. still below average. the clouds will increase late in the day. mid-70s around the bay inland, i should say and upper 60s around the bay. we'll be looking at a temperature slide by sunday and scattered showers on the way. chris? developing news from shasta county. that's where residents are experiencing some extraordinary weather this weekend. take a look at this golf ball-sized hail that came down in redding. there are more images that we just got into the newsroom overnight. the violent hail was actually the least of worries for people in the area. the national weather service issued a tornado warning at 9:00 for southern shasta county. clouds over the region looked ominous. people were urged to take shelter and now there is a flash flood warnin for butte county. check the weather conditions where you live and it gives you

access to live doppler 7 and that's the same system we use our weather center. >> we made mistakes in the investigation and there are things we should have done better. >> this morning a sudden about face by san francisco police on the journalist's home. keith william scott is apologizing and mayor london breed is calling for an independent investigation. it all stems back to the death of san francisco public defender jeff adagy's death. in april, police asked carmony to reveal his source, but he refused. on may 10th, police raided his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week a judge ordered police to return his equipment. carmony is under investigation for criminal conspiracy, but now the police chief is issuing an apology and an interview with the i-team's dan noyes.

>> two whycheeks after police sd 68 items, including cameras and notes, bill scott has made a decision about that raid. >> you looked at this for the past 48 hours and what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes and we had concerns. there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrans. >> the warrant did not identify carmony as a journalist and as a freelance videographer and communications director. they're protected under state and federal law. jim wheaton. >> no warren for materials. that's the law. no warrant, period. you can never search a journalist's officers or newsroom to get confidential sources ever. >> i had to push at the

rite center. >> we do owe an apology to the people of san francisco. >> how about to brian carmony. >> why? >> we made some mistakes. who leaked a police incident report about the death of public defender jeff adagy who sold video and information he gathered including abc 7. breed released a statement saying i'm glad the chief has acknowledged the mistakes and apologized. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. the department needs real reform to ensure the sfpd respects the first amendment and independence of free speech. >> chief scott is talking to outside agencies about picking up the leaked investigation. he tells me one has not been selected and he would not say whether carmony could once again

become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. developing news the hiker who disappeared in a maui forest two weeks ago has been found alive. this photo is when rescuers found amanda eller. she hadn't been seen since may 8th. she was spotted by a helicopter of a forest where she got hurt and stuck. he says he was bawling like a baby when he was told his daughter was found alive. one of the rescuers describes the moment they found her. >> she was not injured. she has a little bit of exposure from the sun and lost her shoes a few days in and no injuries. she was very alert and knew her father's phone number and knew who she was and didn't know how long she'd been out there and very surprised to see us. >> she lived on water and plants and she was airlifted to the hospital and said to be doing well.

>> new details now about a gruesome case of a dismembered body found in a home. police have arrested douglas lomas and stephanie chain. they were identified while on a plane to china and apprehended when landing in beijing and then arrested and booked for homicide. the victim is believed to be benedict ching. officers then went to his house on del monte street on monday where they found a dismembered body. 5:06 is our time. it's been 25 years since an east bay teenager was murdered in her own home. that horrific crime remains unsolved, but family and friends hope new advances in dna technology will finally bring the killer -- will finally bring a killer to justice. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> reporter: they lit candles and walked together through the streets of castro valley to

remember jenny lin murdered 25 years ♪ ♪ >> reporter: friends and family honored her at a memorial service. jenny lin was only 14 when she was murdered by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home in 1994. >> jenny's parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago i thought this case would have been solved in two weeks. >> dna technology the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to justice last year could give old evidence new life. >> we are looking at mitochondrial dna, and the possibility of extracting dna of items we have in items and putting them through new procedures. >> considering the new technology about dna, it could be tomorrow that we get a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. jenny was a gifted musician.

a foundation holds summer music camps and gives scholarships and john lin's real dream is one he promised his daughter. >> i made the promise at my daughter's grave site that we would never give up finding the killer for him, for no matter how long it would take. >> a $100,000 reward is being offered. jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend. in castro valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> across the bay area and country, people will stop to honor u.s. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice this weekend. the american holiday was traditionally known as decoration day because people would gather to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers. it originated in the years following the civil war and became a holiday in 1971. this is video of last year in san francisco. here in the bay area, the san leandro public library will be

hosting a veterans forum and they're invited to see the resource center there. coaches from different organizations will be on hand to talk about benefits, services and opportunities for those who serve as well as their families. that runs today from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 in the afternoon. time now is 5:09 and happening now, a record number of californians are traveling for the memorial day weekend. here's a life look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the international airport. both expected to be busy today and they're not the only hot spots. amanda del castillo has more on what we can expect. >> summer 2019 is the busiest travel season on record and it is 13.3 million people of half a million from last year between san francisco, oakland and san jose international airports. >> coming through london, traveling to seattle and we're going to orange county to scuba dive. >> across the country. 93,000 additional daily passengers are expected to take

flight this season. airlines are adding 111,000 seats to accommodate and that's according to airlines for america -- >> on the ground. >> it does remind me of a busy friday and christmas time is when i normally fly and it looks a little bit like that. >> luggage, line and lots of people like 8-year-old griffin nooner. >> do you like flying? >> i kind of like it. >> bad news, griffin. it isn't much better on our roads. >> stop, stop, stop. nose to tail. >> aaa the majoriy of people with getaway plans will be getting around on four wheels. nationally, gas prices are lower than memorial day and across the bay area, price at the pump is well over $4 and that on top of travel delays which could make the holiday trip more than three times longer than usual. >> we figured there would be crowds both coming, going and in between and it's what you do on memorial day. >> we can't forget about the mad

dash back home. we are told traffic on major routes in and out of the bay area are lightest around 2:00 a.m. throughout the weekend. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> starting today, kids can write the north bay's smart trains for free on the weekends. kids under 18 have to be accompanied by a paying adult and weekend and holiday parking will also be free at all smart train parking lots through the summer. on memorial day monday, ac transit and vta and muni are all running sunday schedules. some muni routes will not run at all and parking at bart stations will be free and the agency will run a bus bridge between concord and pleasant hill due to maintenance work. ace trains and shuttles will not run and the san francisco ferry is only operating certain routes. time now 5:11.

beaches are welcoming crowds, but some will be closed because the water level is too high. this beach and monty rio beach will be off-limits to visitors this weekend and the rain we've seen in the past week has made river currents dangerous for boating and it will keep river beaches open and it's asking people to stay out of the water. all right. lisa, we know a lot of people travel for this weekend, but for those folks staying here in the bay area, what are we looking at weatherwise? >> today, probably the warmest day out there and the sunniest because we do have a cool and rainy part to the weekend. right in the middle, we'll recover from memorial day and right now from the exploratorium camera, it's 56 in oakland and breezy out toward the delta. temperatures still shy of our averages, but we're goingo uninf

everything over the next three days and back to may averages and we'll have it all for you next with my accuweather you. a violent n the midwest are storm this week. when the next round of tornadoes could come. also a number of bay area students got an early start to their holiday weekend. the global

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after severe flooding and tornadoes. storms are bringing heavy rain prompting flash flood emergencies. more than 100 reported tornadoes touched down across eight states from texas to maryland and people took shelter inside tunnels and 2,000 people crammed into a gas station freeze tore stay safe. >> we got the warning on our phone so we pulled into this gas station and we ended up hiding out in the cooler. the tornado hit just over there by the silo and then it lifted right over the top of this gas station and landed behind us. there's about 25 of us standing in the cooler to stay safe. >> another round of thunderstorms are expected to hit later today. young people protested climate change in walkouts around the globe that included high school students in the bay area. the inspiration from the walkouts came from a 16 girl in weekend. we met students in los altos who

are turning that inspiration into action. >> these students at los altos high school walked out of their classes 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. >> many wanting the trump administration 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. >> an opportunity to not only educate, but also inspire. >> another big issue that we find personal to us is the fact that not everybody believes in climate change so you just want to put the voice out there. >> 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. >> more than 1.4 million young

people are 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. >> san jose state university professor scott myers lipton says this generation is more engaged than ever. >> you bring a redress to the people that are making the decision to say we want to see action. >> i'm out here because it's an emergency and i don't feel our country is doing enough to stop it. >> an estimated 1.4 million young people from more than 125 countries took part in yesterday's walkout. some bay area high schools will hold ceremony, archbishop middy and bellerman prep in san jose and miller high school in san pablo. >> a teenager's hard work has paid off big time. 14-year-old sydney wilson is the youngest student ever to be accepted into spellman college in atlanta. sydney has been a standout

student all her life and she started chl classes when she was 10 years o with animals and plans to major in biology. time now 5:18 and weather wise we're off to a cool start across the bay area. lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. ? hi, chris. 65, san francisco to the mid-70s in santa rosa this time of year and running shy of that, but today will be the warmest day out of the last three and partly cloudy skies have arrived in concord and livermore and we're looking at low clouds around the bay which will clear. the wind shaking the camera from emoriville. 52 in san francisco. mountain view, 56 as well as san jose with 51 at the beach in santa cruz, and as we look at mount tam, beautiful shot, isn't it? the sun coming up at 5:52. it will be a nice day today by the coast a bit on the breezy

side, but otherwise, today should be pretty nice with a good deal of sunshine out there. 53 in napa with 54 vacaville and 55 by the delta, breezy wins there and lake tahoe, low 30s right now at the tahoe valley airport and we're looking at thunderstorms today. in fact, if you're headed up to the mountains over the weekend, we could see some pretty serious rain into late saturday and sunday. so keep that in mind if you're headed up there. for the bay area, partly cloudy, mild today, wet, windy, sharply cooler for your sunday and looking at a sunnier memorial day, still rather cool though and temperatures not going to rebound until after the holiday. here's a look at the current winds where they're gusting to 23 miles an hour by the delta and concord up to 24 miles an hour and even here in san francisco about 18 miles an hour. so it is cool, breezy out there and if you're headed to the coast only 59 today with those

breezy winds and half moon bay up to 20 miles starting out with the clouds and if you are here later on in the day and not getting too much warmer and ocean beach 61, and 64 in santa cruz and we will rank your days over the holiday. today, the warmest day, tomorrow, the coolest day with the scattered showers and then by monday, memorial day, a bit of a recovery and still probably not as warm as you would like it and we're squeezing in more sunshine between the rainy day tomorrow and the clouds continue to part. this is 11:00, and you will notice that we're left with a lot of sunshine. activity, perhaps in the sierra, nevada around bear valley looking at showers and still staying in the valleys. 66 today up in richmond bringing in the storm impact center tomorrow. storm, showers and up to a quarter of an inch of rain and thunder and lightning.

scattered showers into the afternoon and it will be breezy and it's going to be cool, but it will move out of here by the time we get to monday, memorial day. so with the rainfall in the area on sunday you can expect anywhere from a cpl hundreds in richmond from san francisco to half moon bay. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring sunshine toward, but in the central sierra two to four inches of snow up to 6,000 feet and we have it all going on here. tomorrow you download the accuweather app and that should be it with the rain for at least the next seven days because, of course, as we get back to work we warm up and it is very sunny. so a little iffy over the weekend. >> long story short, get your barbecue in today. lisa, thanks. >> thousands of people are at one of the bay area's biggest parties, bottle rock in the north bay, but what's going

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security will confiscate it at the gate. time now is 5:25. visitors to san francisco's haze valley neighborhood will soon come face to face with a 17-foot tall messenger for peace. the female buddha is mekani and the work of artist dana albany. albany gave abc 7 news a preview of the metal sculpture which is currently housed in an area warehouse. it is soft and sensual from a distance, but a closer look reveals it's a composite of bicycle chain, sprockets and doorknobs and other reclaimed pieces of metal. both aspects have to have a message to send. >> it stands for compassion for peace and futuristic modern technology robotics and mechanics and hopefully it draws people in so they can discover her -- her beauty and the details. it's the fine details and to go on that journey. >> tara mekane is

installed in patricia's green in haze valley where it will enlighten visitors for a full year. still to come, president trump and the first lady arrive in tokyo for a four-day trip. what's on the agenda and why the stakes are high for japan. >> plus the push to end the pay gap for men and women by uc berkeley

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throughout the afternoon and the clouds here. 50 in santa rosa and 54 in vacaville where it is breezy in concord, as well and you're all in the 50s and as we look at the 24-hour temperature change it's cooler from 2 to 4 degrees cooler and that will be the trend over the next several days in time for the holiday weekend. so as we get into 10:00, 50s and 60s, still partly cloudy skies with sunshine and 70s arrive inland throughout the afternoon. clouds increase throughout the day and boy, we have rain to talk about for your sunday. chris? >> lisa, thank you. >> new this morning president trump and first lady melania have arrived in tokyo for a four-day visit to japan. this video shows them descending from air force one at airport. japanese prime minister shinzo abe has planned a tailor-made visit for the president. the agenda includes golf and the chance to win a trump cup at a

sumo wrestling championship. the president will also meet the new emperor fnaruhito at the imperial palace. house speaker nancy pelosi who have been in a war of words over the election interference. they will continue -- the president also issued a memo that has granted bar authority to declassify information related to the investigation. this as representative jerry nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee, called the move nonsense on the rachel maddow show. two controversial bills have been blocked by federal judges. the fetal heartbeat law will no longer go into effect. under the state rule, women could not get an abortion if a heartbeat was detected. that can happen as early as six weeks before many women find out they're pregnant. the judge blocking it said the law prevents a woman's free

choice. federal judge haywood diliam blocked president trump to use funds to build a border wall. ed funds cannot be dispersed without congressional approval for a specific border wall project for texas and arizona, as well. the trump administration could still tap funds from other sources. >> students at uc berkeley are trying to narrow the pay gap between men and women according to glass door, women earn an average of 79 cents for every dollar men earn and pay equity will not be achieved until 2070 if current factors remain changed. graduating nba students level what they can to level the economic field between men and women at the same time. abc 7 news reporter leann melendez has the story. >> reporter: meet christina and jack both mba graduates at the

school of business. one year out christina will likely own 96% of what jack will make. over time the wage gap widens to 57% ten years out. that data was checked by haas. >> where the biggest differences are coming out between men and women are in the stock options and stock grants that they're getting. >> 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 spread sheet 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. enter 81 cents.com and the name is taken from what women are set to make on average. its creator also graduated with an mba by haas. >> a woman will submit her offer to us and all of the details and

want just salary, and equity, bonus, 401(k) match, all of that. >> 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, and i got to see them all to really understand what my value is. >> students here also told me that another way to bring about change is to call out the problem of inequality. >> some women from the evening and weekend nba 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 mentality. at uc berkeley, leann melendez, abc 7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them by sharing

our better bay area facebook group. >> time now is 5:34, san francisco mayor london breed says she will allocate their 4 million from the soda tax revenue for health and wellness for young people. that includes a scholarship program for healthy food distributions and physical education classes. the city has collected $22 million total since the penny tax went into effect last year. >> now to a taste of something delicious. chocolate, a san francisco company is leading a wave of chocolate making that includes unusual and exotic flavors. >> this is our piedmont hazelnut right here. this is the lemon verbena, and then this is the star anise peppercorn. this is my job. i make chocolate. ♪ ♪

>> those are cute. ooh! coffee. >> when people eat our chocolates, they will bite into it and they stop and they're, like, oh, wow. this is really intense. the confections kind of started this movement of infused chocolates which were a little bit exotic at the time because we're using different types offeof verbs and teas. >> very fragrant. i like . we're the third wave of the chocolate makers and he started doing these decorative truffles. the third wave is like us where we are getting into these more european style, smaller little petite confections. so a lot of these infusions started with the farmers at the farmer's market. at then of the day this case of

lemon verbena, do you want it? that's when i started trying to infuse herbs into the creams and started using teas and then we have different spices that are. lar like star anise and pink peppercorn. >> i was, like, ginger? pretty good. >> first, people were funny about the lavender. lavender, isn't that what you use in soap and people started tasting it because they didn't get it at first and they didn't understand why we had the savory flavors with something sweet. >> i taste lemon verbena. it's a lemon verbena chocolate. >> when people eat our chocolates it slows them down. >> going for the second bite. >> oh, i ate the whole thing. ♪ ♪ >> chocolate work is just very hands-on work. there's only so much automation that you can do. the life cycle of the truffles from the time that's being made

from the time it's run through the machine and it's probably four days because it takes a while for it to be made and then sit and relax and develop flavor. ♪ ♪ >> we opened up the store of the building where we had a chocolate shop in there. we see this beautiful packages and there's this gorgeous case and the chocolates are displayed in the case and it's flat and it feels like a precious jewelry store. they are like little jewels. >> you can check out abc's brand at localish.com and it's also on facebook and instagram. >> still ahead on abc 7 mornings. we knew the recent rain was bad news for california's cherry crop, but now we're getting a look at the damage so bad that it could merit a disaster declaration, but first as we head to break, a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. lisa argen

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mission treatment are fighting the removal of ficus trees. yellow ribbon were around trees slated over the summer. the city's public works department says the tree's shallow roots rip up the sidewalk and make them susceptible to falling over in the winter. the recent storms have jeopardized what could be a record year for california's cherry crop. about 60% of the crop is damaged and it is so bad that the fresno county ag commissioner is gathering information to request a disaster declaration. pinked and being sent off to

packing, a huge chunk of the crop cannot be sent out to the consumer and instead they're being picked out to go through another series of inspections and more workers have taken on the tedious process making the cost go up. >> and how they have the halo crack around the stem end. >> in 40 years, this is the i've involved with. >> if the disaster declaration is approved, farmers without crop insurance will be eligible for low-interest loans from the government. while cherries may be hard to come by there's one food that you can have plenty of, burritos or burrito in this case. the cantina is offering a big burrito for free if you can eat it all. the five-pound burrito includes refried bean, jack cheese, rice, carnitias and chicken. you do have a 45-minute time limit on this challenge and if you don't eat it all you will have to fork over $45 for this

monstrous meal. lisa, do you think you can do it? >> it's like joey chestnut, right? >> right? that's all your calories for the week in just one sitting. maybe not, but a little too much. all right. weather wise, you are tracking some clouds out there right now and changes on the way in the next few days. >> and like the cherry guy said, weird. it's been a weird may and it continues into the holiday week weekend and 53 degrees in the city and 55 across the bay and breezy, we're dry today. we're rainy tomorrow and cool on memorial day and then -- yes, and then we will see some maylike weather and we'll have the accuweather forecast next. >> also ahead, we're getting our first look at kevin durant's cavs since the injuries and who he nothing says summer like a beach trip, so let's promote our summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom.

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giants home to bounce back against the diamondbacks and the first pitch is at oracle park and the as take on the mariners at the coliseum. kevin durant spoke to the media for the first time since injuring his calf. it is unclear when he'll return to the court. abc 7's sports director larry beil has the details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. kevin durant made his first appearance with the media since injuring his calf a couple of weeks ago. still no timetable for his return and katie walking gingerly at the plastic facility and game one is thursday. in the meantime, he's been getting treatment and also very active on social media calling out people who think the dubs are better without him, but k.d., why? why deal with these trolls? >> i'm a human being into social media and i can see if i ventured off, and when i'm on the train and get treatment on my calf, and i see the two that come by, and i disagree, i don't

want talk to people because i'm worried about what they'll say. it's just that i'm interested. >> abc 7 is your exclusive home for the nba finals. raptors game one next thursday night at 6:00. as are back home starting a nine-game homestand. they're the hottest team in the majors right now and they're riding a six-game home streak and the unofficial mascot. two on, two out for matt olsen obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha. nice catch from the fan. >> two pitches later, here it comes. marketa, this is my house. 41, as, just like that and let's bash. bottom 8, stephen piscoti getting in, and as win their seppth in a row. conversely, we have the giants and d'backs and quite the life eating popcorn on your yacht at

the cove, where did my life go wrong? >> austin, his third straight at bat with the homer and giants up 2-1. that's when things went terribly wrong. the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings and sterling, and oh, i've got it. no, i don't. derek holland and the fan trying to make the catch. i got it. i got it. and he face plants. that was the best highlight of the giants game. one of many, anyway. the final, 18-2 d'backs. >> colin morical fired a 5 under par 6 and he leads the ncaa championships in arkansas and heading to round two and he's a terrific golf program and that's a wrap on sports and have a great holiday weekend. i'm larry beil. >> getting a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning to you.

>> we have low clouds and fog, not everywhere and it is filling in around the bay and here's live doppler 7 and headed to the north and east and on the way to the sierra nevada we have thunderstorms and it is a pretty rainy time of it over the next seven days and in fact, we could see some snow in the central sierra. it continues to be odd here around here for the holiday and this is sutro where you can see the fog just obscuring the city here and it's downtown, 52 degrees and 54 in oakland and 51, half moon bay at 54 and emoriville, a little gray out there and you can see the line of low clouds and the camera is shaking and it's breezy, as well and 50 santa rosa and 52 in live aremore, vacaville, breezy here and 55 in concord and below average and today it will be sunny and at the airport we're looking at breezy winds, but so far no delays and partly cloudy

and mild today, wet, windy, cooler for your sunday and as much as 20 degrees cooler and by memorial day we recover with sunshine, but still temperatures will be below average. right now the winds are gusting to 24 miles an hour over at concord. at the airport, 18 miles an hour and breezy around oakland. upper upper elevations 20 to 30. 61 ocean beach, bodega bay only 64 in santa cruz and of course, the water temperature only in the 50s. so if we're looking at the holiday weekend, today should be the warmest with more sunshine in the 70s in our inland valley and still 50s at the coast. 1 on the storm impact scale and by monday still cool and the rain will have ended. as we go through the next couple of days or hours, the clouds are with us until about 10:00, 11:00

and you're noticing a pretty nice afternoon in the bay area with plenty of sunshine, but boy, it is still not going to feel like may out there and those west winds up to 20 miles an hour and up in napa, 71. you know how hot it it can get this time of year and 70 in fremont and san jose at about 70. we are bringing in our storm impact scale for sunday, showers, breezy, up to a quarter of an inch and as you wake up sunday morning, scattered showers in your neighborhood by 3:00 in the afternoon and we still run the risk, and by the later part of the day it looks like the showers will sink to the south and by monday it looks like another dry afternoon and that's the good news and in terms of the rainfall amounts here you go from a couple hundreds in concord and maybe a tenth in san francisco. snow not out of the question above 6,000 feet, central sierra anywhere from two to four inches and up in napa. we talked about how hot it can

be today, dry, sunny, 71 and tomorrow scattered showers and just in the 60s so be advised of that. if you're going both days and the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at sun today and tomorrow much cooler and download that accuweather app and not only the rain you may want to track on sunday, but the increasing warmth after the holiday on monday and we're in the 70s inland and even the 70s around the bay by the end of the week. we each saven said that all mon long. >> the theater is down siding and the company is the latest victim of a rent increase. abc 7 news reporter liz pena was in brisbane and spoke to the owner of the prop house. >> if you're a movie buff this is your dream warehouse. >> we have musical instruments. we have lanterns. >> reporter: he's packed

cinematography history from the bench of the pursuit of happiness, to torches from "the matrix"? in the scene you will see these torches lit up. >> to a famous beauty salon chair. >> lebron sat here? >> you know who else sat here? oprah winfrey. >> i love it. i feel like i'm closer to oprah now. >> andrew lewis has owned the prop house for 30 years and in three weeks everything you see here must go. >> our hand was forced to do something drastic and the drastic is to liquidate 98% of the inventory to stay in the game. his landlord increased his rent unexpectedly. >> how much is the increase? >> quite a bit. 80%. 80% is a lot. so i couldn't afford to keep this amount of space at this location. >> andrew lewis is having to downsize from 30,000 items to

this, maybe 3,000 items. he said he selected the most important props to keep. andrew says he's not attached to anything you see here and understands what's happening in brisbane and in the entire bay area. >> eventually in the city of brisbane has passed laws that this whole industrial park will become residential and commercial as far as office buildings. >> in brisbane, luz pena, abc 7 news. next, a wild ride on this new six flags roller coaster opening today. what makes

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calendars. the hello kitty cafe truck will be pulling into the bay area next week. the first stop will be in walnut creek on june 1st at broadway plaza from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. the truck will be selling all kinds of hello kitty offerings from cookies to mack roones. batman the ride opens at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo today and some lucky fans got a sneak peek. the roller coaster stands at 120 feet tall and boasts two 90-degree freefalls giving riders a sense of weightlessness. the most unique feature is the coaster's cars which used momentum to send riders flipping head over heels and keeping them guessing. the first impressions were positive. >> they're fun and you kind of know what's going on, right? because you have the track in front of you, but this one you don't know when it will flip and that's a unique experience. >> it's definitely a crazy ride.

you'll definitely want to throw up after. >> abc 7 news anchor jessica castro was invited to take a ride yesterday, but unfortunately, the roller coaster malfunctioned before she was able to get on. so hopefully they fixed out for this weekend. next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00. >> this is the raid of a journalist home that has the san francisco police chief back peddling and hear what he had to say to dan noyes. say to dan noyes. also, the hooker missing in you should know the location of a decent bathroom.ation, my gut says, take new benefiber healthy balance. this daily supplement helps maintain digestive health naturally while relieving occasional constipation and abdominal discomfort. new benefiber healthy balance

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george: nespresso, what else? our three contestants are all at the big ikea table. who's going to be tonight's winning chef? contestant #1, impressive knife skills. but contestant #2 fights back by using fresh parsley. and, contestant #3 adds a touch of sweetness. sweetie, come eat outside. but it's too hot out there! perfect! make room for the judge! ♪ ♪ live together. lounge differently. ikea. ♪ ♪ >> news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. it's saturday may 25th, good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the accuweather forecast. here's lisa argen with the accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> today is a day when we will look at the fog and low cloud, but tomorrow it will be rain.

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