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. as we start out, notice it is gray out there, but from mount

tam a pretty shot of the sunrise and officially at 5:52 and we're looking at 50s in san francisco. 55 in san jose and 54 in half moon bay. a little breeze we 49 santa rosa. 53 in vacaville, and we've got low 50s in livermore and partly cloudy skies. it's cooler and boy, it sounds like the same old thing, right? today it will be sunny and we'll look for temperatures to be on the cooler side of average and at least we're into the mid and upper 60s by noon time. sunshine will win out and mid-70s will do it in the warmest locations and still very cool along the coast and if you want a sneak peek at the next several days, well, tomorrow it would be a three out of one to three ranking the days because memorial day we get back into more sun. chris? developing news out of shasta county where residents are experiencing some extraordinary weather this

weekend. take a look at this golf ball-sized hail that came down in redding. here are more images we got into the newsroom overnight. the violent hail was the least of worries. the national weather service issued a tornado warning at 9:00 for southern shasta county. clouds over the region looked ominous and people were urged to take shelter and now there is a flash flood warning for butte county. you can always check the weather conditions where you live on the abc 7 news app and it gives you access to live doppler 7, the same system that we use in the weather center. >> we made some mistakes in this investigation and there are things we should have done better. >> this morning a sudden about face by san francisco police on the raid of a journalist's home. chief william scott is apologizing and mayor london reed is calling for an independent investigation. it stems to the death of san francisco public defender jeff adachi. freelance journalist bryan

carmody obtained the report and sold it to abc 7 and other stations. in april police asked carmody to release the source, but he refused. they seized his home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. earlier this week a judge ordered police to return carmody's equipment. chief scott previously said carmody was under investigation for criminal conspiracy, but now the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview with the i-team's dan noyes. >> reporter: two weeks after office officers served a search warrant on bryan carmody's san francisco home and office seizing 68 items including cameras, computer, cell phones and note, bill scott has made a decision about the raid. >> the statement said that you looked at this for the past 48 hours. what concerns did you come away with? >> well, we made some mistakes. we had some concerns and there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants.

>> chief scott said the warrant did not identify carmody as a journalist, but as a freelance videographer and communications director. journalists are protected under state and federal law. jim wheaton with the first amendment project. >> no warrant issued for journalist's materials, that's the law. no warrant. period. so you never can search a journalist's offices or newsroom to get confidential sources ever. >> reporter: i had to push the chief to apologize after the 263rd police academy at the masonic center. >> i owe an apology. >> to who? >> to the people of san francisco. >> what about to bryan carmody. >> why? >> because we made mistakes. >> who leaked the incident report of jeff adachi to carmody who then sold video and information he gathered and that police report to several stations including abc 7. breed released a statement saying 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. bryan carmody declined to comment, but the department needs real reform to inform the sfpd respects the first amendment and independence of free speech. he tells me one has not been selected, and he wouldn't say whether carmody could once again become a suspect. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> developing news, the hiker who disappeared in the maui forest more than two weeks ago has been found alive. this photo is when rescuers found amanda eller, she hadn't been seen since may 8th. he was spotted by a helicopter in the outskirts of the forest where she got lost, hurt and stuck. this video shows with eller's father at the hospital and he was bawling like a baby when he

was told that his daughter was found alive. rescuers described the moment they found her. >> she was not injured. she has exposure to the sun, sunburn, and lost her shoes a few days in. she was very alert and knew her father's phone number, knew who she was and where she was and very surprised to see us. >> a family friend says eller was living on water and plants and she was airlifted to the hospital and is said to be doing well. new details now about a gruesome case with a dismembered body found in a home. police have arrested douglas lomas and stephanie ching. they were identified while on a plane to china and apprehended after landing in beijing and flown back to the u.s. where they were arrested and booked for homicide. the victim is believed to be 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. it's been 25 years since an east bay teenager was murdered

in her own home. the horrific crime remains unsolved, but family and friends hope new advances in dna technology will finally bring her killer to justice. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. j they lit candles and walked together through the streets of castro valley to remember jenny lin murdered 25 years ago. ♪ ♪ >> friends and family honored her at a memorial service. she was murder by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home 24 years ago. >> jenny a parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago, i thought this case would have been solved like this two weeks. >> reporter: but dna technology e the same science which brought the notorious golden state killer to justice last year, could give old evidence new life. >> we're looking at

mitochondrial dna, we're looking at the possibility of extracting dna from items we have in evidence and new procedures. >> considering the new technology about dna, you know, it could be tomorrow that we get a hit. >> the jenny lin foundation now promotes child safety and music. jenny was a gifted musician. the foundation holds summer music camps and gives scholarships, but 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 her ney matter how long it would take. >> a $100,000 reward is still being offered for an arrest and convict of the case. jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend. in castro valley, cornel bernard, abc 7 news. across the bay area and the 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 and it originated in the years following the civil war and became an official federal holiday in 1971. this is video of the ceremony last year in san francisco. here in the bay the san leandro public library will be hosting today. veterans are invited to join the resource center and coaches will be on hand to talk about benefits, services and opportunities for those who served as well as their families. it runs today from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 in the afternoon. >> happening now, a record number of californians are traveling over the memorial day weekend and this is a live look outside of the toll plaza as well as the san francisco international airport. both are expected to be busy and they aren't going to be the only hot spots. amanda del castillo has more from san jose on what we can expect. >> reporter: summer 2019 is set to be the busiest travel season on record.

the tsa is gearing up to have 13.3 million people on half a million between san francisco, oakland and san jose international airports. >> i'm heading out to spokane. >> traveling to london. >> we're going to orange county to scuba dive and watch a baseball game. >> across the country, 93,000 additional passengers are expected to take flight this season. airlines are adding 111,000 seats per day it accommodate ask that's according to group airlines for america. >> on the ground, it does remind me of a busy friday. christmas time is when i normally fly and it looks a little bit like that. >> luggage, lines 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 bet or our roads. >> stop, stop, stop, nose to tail. >> reporter: aaa, the majority of people with the weekend getaway plans will be getting around on four wheels. nationally, gas pricers lower than last year's memorial day

and much higher in california. price at the pump is well over $4, that on top of travel delays which could make the holiday weekend trip more than three times longer than usual. >> we figure there would be crowds both coming and going and in between, but it's what you do on memorial day. >> we can't forget about monday's mad dash back home, so if you are hitting the roads we checked and 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. on memorial day monday, bart, caltrain, vta and muni are all running sunday schedules. some muni routes will not run at all. parking at stations will be free, but the agency will be running a bus bridge between concord and pleasant hill due to maintenance work. ace trains and shuttles will not run and the san francisco bay ferry are only operating certain

routes so check the schedule. >> businesses are welcoming memorial day crowds this weekend, but some beaches will be closed because the water level is too high. >> drone view 7 flew over kernville on wednesday. this beach as well as monty rio beach will be off-limits to visitors this weekend. the rain we've seen in the past week has made river currents dangerous for swimming or boating. sonoma county regional parks will keep beaches open and it's asking people to stay out of the water. some good advice there, lisa. >> if you get away from the onshore flow, that sun is warm and it will be a warm day today up in the inland valleys saying napa over to the east bay and even though the air temperature will be cool and the sun will be warm and there it is from mount tam, temperatures range from the upper 40s to the mid-50s and probably not as warm as you would expect and we're talking about a decent day today before rain returns for sunday and memorial day is looking dry, but when will we get back to

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prompting flash flood emergencies this memorial day weekend. more than a hundred reported tornadoes touched down across eight states from texas to maryland. people took shelter inside tunnels and two dozen people crammed inside a gas station freezer to stay safe. >> we got the warning on our phone that there was a storm 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. stay safe. >> amazing. another round of thunderstorms are expected to hit later today. >> young people protested climate change and walkouts around the globe yesterday. that included high schoolthe b . the inspiration for these walkouts came from a 16-year-old girl in sweden. she's encouraging people to advocate for climate change lt w are turning tha inspiration

into action. >> reporter: these students at los altos high school walked out of their classes trying to tackle what they say is a catastrophe. >> we can't wait anymore. we are running out of time and something has to be done and weir out here trying to encourage that. >> many wanting to urge the trump administration trying to acknowledge that climate change is real. >> we need large-scale changes in the system with regulation and policies put in place. an opportunity to not only educate, but also inspire. >> we need to slow down our consumption of fossil fuels and 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 inevery corner recognizing it is increbl young people from 125 countries were expected to take part across the world. >> there is a movement of young

coming up with solutions. >> san jose state university professor scott meyers lipton 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 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. >> young people from other parts of the bay area including san jose also took part in yesterday's, vent. time now is 6:18 and bay area high schools will hold graduation ceremonies and they include st. francis high school and archbishop midi and mill college high school in san pablo. weatherwise, we're off to a cool start across the bay area and meteorologist lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. >> hi, chris. we have partly cloudy skies in concord and the rest of the bay area is pretty cloudy this morning although there are a few breaks out there in the north bay and sunshine will win out,

but as we head out towards the northern part of the state and into the sierra nevada it is pretty active. we have showers and thunderstorms near oroville, south of quincy and as you get into the mountains, the forecast is for thunderstorms, rain tomorrow. so if you are going to the sierra, nevada, you can also plan in the central sierra, anywhere to 6,000 feet. this is until monday morning starting out tomorrow until monday morning so really unusual weather continues. they've had a lot of snow in the past week. here's emoriville where it is partly cloudy. 52 degrees in san francisco. it is 50 in santa cruz. 54 oakland and half moon bay and mountain view and golden gate bridge not looking too bad and the pavement and a little bit of sun there and 49 in santa rosa and one of the cooler locations with 52 up in napa. it should be a nice day there in the 70s and not hot at all and

breezy wins as we get toward the airport, concord at 55 and here's a look at the wind from the roof camera, up to 20 miles an hour, so if you can make your way away from the coast, the sun should feel pretty good. partly cloudy and mild today, wet, windy and cooler, much cooler for your sunday and sunny for memorial day and still below average. here's a look at the winds right around san francisco and the higher elevations and you can see they're out of the northwest there out of oak larland. upper elevations 30 miles an hour and if you're biking and hiking it is quite blustery and we'll look for a sunny day at the beach and only in the upper 50s to low 60s with the west wind and mid-60s in santa cruz, not a warm day down there and highs today around the bay ranging from mild conditions inland with mid-70s out toward antioch and 68 in palo atto and low 60s, san francisco and

mid-60s is the average and five degrees shy in the north bay and south bay from where we should be from mid to late may, but as we look at the next several days, yes, we brought the storm impact scale back for sunday. monday, we're dry, but it is still going to be cool. you can expect cold showers from a tenth to 2/10. we will be tracking showers from live doppler 7 right on through 7:00 and the system sinks to the south and we're getting into brighter conditions as we head towards the holiday on monday. how much rain? not much, but enough to maybe move the barbecue from sunday to saturday or monday anywhere to perhaps a third of an inch to a tension of an inch in spots. the accuweather seven-day forecast. partly cloudy, 50s, 60s and 70s and one on the storm impact scale if you can believe it, scattered, light showers and we're dry and cool for monday, the holiday warming up on tuesday and would aren't you know the timing on this is not

so great. we're back to work and school and the numbers warm up, but at least we have the green hills. we'll have to get out there with our trimmers and trim all the brush that has grown since the ra rain because that's the down side of the weather. >> lisa, thanks. >> just ahead, thousands of people are one of the bay area's biggest parties, bottle rock in the north bay, but what's going to happen when it r

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>> dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america". >> an amazing story of survival, a hiker in hawaii found alive. the missing woman rescued after two weeks in the wilderness and what one of the rescuers is telling us about the mission. plus the president touching down in japan. his visit with japan's new emperor. what we can expect to come out of this three-day trip at a time when trump is engaged in this deeply personal war of words with the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. finally, sharks, jellyfish, rip currents where they're cautioning beachgoers and it's all coming up on "gma." we will see you very soon. the rain may dampen things at the bottle rock festival in

napa. skies were clear for festival goers last night, but wet weather is in the forecast for the weekend. 84 acts will perform over the three-day event with over 120,000 people expected to attend. >> it's great weather, great music and great food. >> it's going to rain on>> a wo raincoat or poncho or leave the umbrella at home because security will confiscate it at the gate. still to come on abc 7 mornings. president trump and the first lady arrive in tokyo for the trip. what's on the agenda and why the stakes are so high for japan and the push to end the pay gap between men and women.

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up. upper 60s on the peninsula for your highs and the west wind will be with you later on this afternoon. 49 in santa rosa, concord is at 55. some of the winds are a little bit breezy this morning and with that cooler air mass in place, it may feel a little bit cooler in the north bay. so the plan today will be for a few clouds through 10:00, 50s to near 60 in mountain view and then check out the 7 o0s arrivi in the mother bay and east bay and cooler than maybe you'd like it, but wait until you see the rest of the weekend and the rest of the week and more changes for you in a few minutes. chris? >> lisa, thank you. new this morning, president trump and first lady melania have arrived in tokyo for their four-day trip to japan. this video shows them descending from air force one at haneda airport under the threat of potentially devastating tariffs on japanese cars, 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 championship. the president will meet the new emperor naruhito at the imperial palace. the trip means a break between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi who have been in a war of words over election interference. the president has directed the intelligence community to fully cooperate with attorney general william barr's investigation into surveillance activities during the 2016 election. the president also issued a memo that has granted bar the authority to declassify information related to the investigation, this as representative jerry nadler, the chairman of the house judiciary committee called the move nonsense. >> two controversial bills have been blocked by federal judges. the fetal heartbeat law will no longer go into effect this summer in mississippi. a federal judge blocked its enforcement yesterday. under the state rule women could not get an abortion if a heartbeat was detected. that could happen as early as

six weeks before women find out they're pregnant. the judge blocking it, says the law prevents a woman's free choice. hayward gilliam of oakland has blocked president trump from using defense department funds to construct a u.s.-mexico border wall. judge gilliam says defense funds cannot be dispersed without congressional approval. the ruling would halt use of that money for specific border wall projects in texas and arizona. however, 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 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 reporter leann melendez

has their story. >> reporter: meet christina and jack, both mba graduates of the hawes school of business. christina will earn 96% of what jack will make. over time, the wage gap widens to 57% ten years out. that data was collected by hawes. >> where the biggest differences are coming out between men and women is 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 to create a spread sheet has been offered by new employers. >> what if there's a way that we can share all of the salary data and benefits, stock options so they have those data points going into negotiations. >> enter 81 cents.com. the name is taken from what women are set to make on average for every dollar men earn and its creator also graduated with

an mba from hawes. >> a woman will submit her offer to us, all of the details and not just salary, but equity, bonus, 401(k) match, all of that. >> 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, and 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. some women from the evening and weekend mba program wore wide to highlight the need to have more women in that program. hawes responded by saying they are optimistic that this generation of graduates will do away with the business as usual mentality. at uc berkeley, leann melendez, abc 7 news.

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welcome back, everyone. the recent storms have jeopardized what could be a record year for california's cherry crop. about 60% of the crop is damaged. it is so bad that the fresno county depy commissioner is gathering information to request a disaster declaration. as the cherries are being picked and sent off to packing, a huge crop cannot be sent out to the consumer, instead they're being picked out to go out to a series of inspecks ations had the tedi process to make cost go up. >> they were split with how they have the halo crack around the stem end. >> in 40 years, this is the weirdest may i've been involved

with. >> if the disaster declaration is approved, farmers without crop insurance would bee for low-interest loans from the government and lisa, this is also a situation that we're keeping an eye on in gill roy, morgan hill and that's a major concern and especially folks thinking maybe the cost of cherries will go up, too. >> do you know it's near 100 degrees in savannah, georgia. mid-90s in north carolina. so back at home. we're not going to surprise you too much. we'll keep you pretty much the same, cool, below average and not as low as you might think and bringing in showers for the weekend. >> sutro, you can see the fog and that looks like a usual scene. 56 in oakland and we'll look for a sunny day today on the cooler side of average and detail your holiday forecast when we come back. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, we're getting our first look at kevin durant's cap near the

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>> in sports, both the giants and the as continue their homestands this weekend. the giants hope to bounceback against the diamondbacks. 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. larry beil has the details in

this morning's sports report. good morning, everybody. kevin durant made his first appearance with the media since injuring his calf and still no timetable since his return and k.d. walking gingerly in the practice facility. 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 with a social media account. i can see if i ventured off into politics or culinary arts or music and giving my input, but i'm sticking to something they know. when i'm on the training table getting treatment on my calf and i see a tool that comes by and i disagree i don't talk to people because i'm worried about people and what they'll say. it's just because i'm interested. >> warriors facing the bucs and raptors game one next thursday nate at 6:00. as are back home starting a five

help game homestand and as and mariners and the unofficial as mascot. fourth inning, two on, two out for matt olson, obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha. nice catch by the fan. 3-1 athletics and two pitches later and here its come. this is my house. 4-1, as, just like that and let's bash. bottom eight. stephen piscotti getting in on the act and it's all kimonos and 6-2. conversely, we have the giants and d'backs, eating your yacht at the cove, where did my life go wrong? austin, his third straight at bat with the homer and joins up 2-1. and that's when things went terribly wrong. the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings. oh, i got it!

no, i don't want. a three-run blast off derek holland and the fan, trying to make the catch and he face plants. that was the best highlight of the giants game, one of them, anyway. the final, 18-2, d'backs. >> cal golfer, colin moricow fired a 5 under par 67 and he leads in the ncaa championships in arkansas and morikawa ahead. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great holiday weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. getting a check now of the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. this beautiful shot from emoriville where temperatures today will climb into the 60s and it will be breezy at times, but at least the sun is shining, right? we have that going for us and for the next couple of days it is going to be different around here. we start out with the sun today.

tomorrow, 1 on the storm impact scale and the rain arrives with cold showers and it will be breezy and then for the holiday on monday, we're getting back into the sun, but temperatures will be on the cool side and from the exploratorium camera it looks pretty nice, downtown san francisco and partly-sunny skies and with a little bit of a breeze and live doppler 7, clouds around for most of you, but the bases are high, so not doing much to create problems in terms of the visibility department, but as we get to the north and east of the bay area on the way to the sierra nevada, boy, a lot going on and we had thunderstorms earlier and snow levels coming down to 6500 feet, by the middle of the weekend. so we have rain and thunderstorms in the mountains today and then heavier rain tomorrow and a mix of snow and this is the central sierra where we look at the winter weather adviry, 6,00eetur incfnond wind

right now the wind looks flat here and we will have the typical sea breeze throughout the afternoon and 52 in san francisco and it's 53 in oakland and 54 half moon bay and 56 in san jose and santa cruz up 49 and the golden gate bridge, pretty nice with sunshine right now, and 49 up in santa rosa with 52 and napa and fairfield, 53, vacaville, livermore, concord and it's been breezy at 55 and look at the sea lions waiting on the sun and you can see it's in the background and a pretty nice start in san francisco. wet, windy and cooler for sunday. hard to say that when it's in the middle of may, the unofficial start to summer and a sunnier memorial day and headed to the beach. it's going to be cool and breezy throughout the afternoon and 59 half moon bay and 69 ocean beach. 69 santaa cruz, water temperature, 54 degrees and highs today from 59, half moon bay to just about 70 in

livermore and upper 60s in vallejo and san rafael, 70, breezy and the storm impact scale for your sunday looking at those cold showers and a couple of hundreds to maybe .2, scattered throughout the day and the winds will be a factor and breezy along the coast and look at what happens tonight. they really begin to build quite gusty through the early morning hours and you're probably sleeping and by the afternoon they begin to dial back and we have the rainy day on tap for sunday and the scattered showers and the cooler temperatures and the winds that will keep it feeling rather blustery at times. so in terms of the amounts. monday we're looking dry and that's the good news and the amounts will be light, but still, not what you were expecting for sunday, memorial day weekend and the attempt to many a third in spots and hard to believe that, isn't it? in napa, 71 today, and 73 tomorrow and today is the pick day and the accuweather

seven-day forecast and 50s, 60s and 70s and if you haven't downloaded the accuweather app it will be active tomorrow and looking at the slowly warming temperatures on sunday and monday and we have some sun to start out, and it's almost like we're used to it. this may has been very strange. a little bit of everything. lisa, thanks. >> on the peninsula, the biggest prop house is down sizing and selling more than 30,000 items from its inventory. the company is the latest victim of a rent increase. abc 7 news reporter was luz pena in braisbane and spoke to the opener of the prop house. >> if you're a movie buf buf be pursuit of happiness and torches from the matrix. >> in that scene you will see these torches lit up to a famous beauty salon chair.

lebron james sat here. >> you know who else? >> oprah winfrey. >> i feel i'm closer to oprah now. >> 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 our inventory just to be affordable, to stay in the game. lewis says 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 pen a abc 7 news. next, a wild ride on this new six flags roller coaster opening today. what makes batman the ride more thrilling than some of the other i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪

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memorial day and increasing sun and warmth as we get towards the end of may and it may have taken us a month, but by june we'll feel like summer hopefully. >> other kiddie coasters at six flags, and maybe we can do those together. >> okay. >> thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. "good morning america" is next and we'll leave you with the gorgeous shot from the abc 7 emoriville camera. abc 7 returns at 11:00 a.m. we'll see you then. (woman vo) excessive underarm sweating holding you back? qbrexza is the first and only once-daily prescription cloth towelette approved to treat excessive underarm sweating. also known as axillary hyperhidrosis. open one today and see what unfolds. (man vo) do not use qbrexza if you have certain medical conditions.

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