like you. the laughing cow. area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> it's saturday, may 25th and good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, chris. we do have the fog and that would make it seem like we have a usual pattern and with some sunshine here out over the bay in emoriville looks pretty nice and temperatures are cool in the 50s and 54 in san francisco and the mid-50s half moon bay and 57 in san jossy and look at how nicely it's cleared out here by the shark tank. it's cooler in santa rosa, but numbers coming up into the mid and upper 50s right now and they'll continue their climb throughout the 60s by midday and by the afternoon, we have some mild 70s in our inland valleys, more sunshine than clouds and it

should be a pretty nice day, enjoy it because as we rank the next several days, tomorrow is the bummer with rain. chris? >> lisa, thank you. developing this morning, some northern california residents are rallying a massive hailstorm and tornado warning. >> shasta county kicked off the weekend with some extraordinary weather. take a look at this golf ball-sized hail that came down in redding. here are more images that we got into the newsroom overnight and the violent hail was the least of worries in the bay area. the national weather service issued a tornado warning for southern shasta county. clouds over the region looked ominous and people there were urged to take shelter and there was a flash floarngod news, bot have since expired. you can always check the weather conditions where you live on the abc 7 news app. it gives you access to live doppler 7. that's the same system we use in

our weather center. >> we made some mistakes in this investigation and there were things we should have done better. >> this morning a sudden about face from san francisco police on the raid of a journalist's home. chief william scott is now apologizing and mayor reed is calling for an independent investigation. it all stems back to adachi. bryan carmody obtained the police report on adachi's death and sold it to abc 7 and other stations. in april, police asked carmody to reveal his source for the report, but he refused. on may 10th, police then raided carmody's home seizing thousands of dollars of equipment. press groups across the country protested the raid. earlier this week, a judge ordered police to return carmody's equipment. chief scott previously said carmody was under investigation for criminal conspiracy. now the police chief is issuing an apology in an interview with

the i-team's dan noyes. >> reporter: two weeks after officers searched a search warrant on bryan carmody's home and office, seizing 68 items including cameras, phones and notes. >> what concerns did you come away with? >> we made some mistakes and we had some concerns. there were concerns with language in particularly one of the warrants. >> reporter: 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 shall be issued for journalist materials. that's the law. no warrant, period. so you can never search a journalist's offices or newsroom to get confidential source ever. >> reporter: i had to push the chief to apologize to carmody after the graduation of the 263rd police academy at the

scottish rite masonic center. >> i do owe people of san francisco. >> how about to bryan carmody. >> to bryan carmody, as well. >> why? w mistakes. >> mayor reed has ordered an investigation into the issue who leaked to carmody who then sold video, information he gathered and that police report to several stations including abc 7. reed released a statement saying i'm glad the chief acknowledged the mistakes and i remain disappointed in the actions taken in this case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. bryan carmody declined to comment and his criminal defense attorney wrote, the department needs real reform that the sfpd respects the first amendment and independence of free speech. chief scott is talking to outside agents 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 a hawaiian forest more than two weeks ago has been found alive. amanda eller has not been seen since may 8th. ariel rashef has more on eller's rescue. >> reporter: this morning, jubilation in maui. >> we found her, guys! we did it! >> reporter: the first images of the dramatic rescue of amanda eller, the yoga instructor who went missing in hawaii more than two weeks ago, found alive in the kailua reservoir, four miles from where she vanished. you can see the fire department airlifting her. >> there she goes! >> in this photo, amanda sunburned and slightly disheveled, but alert moments after she was discovered. po rescue. seen alongside search partner steve burquist who tells us

warf.>> w fnder in a stream bed, and she was waving at us while we were in a helicopter and we got her out nice and safe. >> amanda's father in awe of her perseverance. >> she was strong, she was prepared. >> his daughter transported to maui memorial hospital where her friends say she's being treatsed for minor injuries. amanda last seen in this surveillance video in what appears to be the same outfit in her rescue photo. after 72 hours of trying to track a hand down, the maui county department of fire and public safety suspending its search, but more than 100 volunteers dubbed amanda's ting her long-awaited home coming. ariel new iteast bay teenager was mur

in her own home. that horrific crime remains unsolved, but friends and famil technology will finally bring her killer tos details. >> reporter: 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. jenny lin was only 14 when she was murdered by a stranger who broke into her castro valley home in 1994. >> the pain felt like yesterday. >> jenny's parents never imagined her murder would go unsolved. >> when my daughter was killed 25 years ago i thought this cas >> reporter: but dna technology, 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 wew procedures. >> considering new technology about dna, you know, it could be tomorrow that we've got 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 proud promise at my daughter's grave site that we would never give up finding the killer for her no matter how long it would take. >> a $100,000 reward is still being offered for an arrest and conviction in the case. jenny lin would have been 39 this weekend. in castro valley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. time now is 8:08. this weekend people across the country will honor u.s. service members who paid the ultimate sacrifice. the american holiday was traditionally known as

decoration day because people would gather to decorflerrinaea holiday in 1971. this is video from the presidio officer's club in san francisco on memorial day last year. here in the bay area the san leandro public library will be hosting a forum today and veterans are invited to honor the research center, they'll be on hand to talk about benefits and services. that event runs today from 11:00 a.m. to 3:30 this afternoon. >> happening now, a ridiculous number of californians are traveling for the holiday weekend. here is a life look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza as well as san francisco international airport. both are expected to be busy later today and they aren't going to be the only hot spots. abc 7 news reporter 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 screen 13.3 million people, up half a million from last year between san o to spokane. >> coming from london. >> traveling to seattle and we're going to orange county to scuba dive and watch a baseball game. >> across the county, 93,000 additional daily passengers are expected to take flight this season. airlines are adding 111,000 seats per day to accommodate and that's according to group airlines for america. >> on the ground, it does remind me of a busy friday or 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 better on our roads. >> stop, start, stop, start, nose to tail. >> aaa estimates the majority of people with memorial weekend getaway plans will be getting around on four wheels. nationally, gas prices are lore

than last year's memorial day and they're much california. price at the pump is well over $4, that on top of travel delays which could make holiday weekend trip more than three times longer than usual. >> we figured there would be crowds both coming, 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 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, ac transit, vta and muni are all running on sunday schedules. some muni routes will not run at all. parking at bart stations will be free, but 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 bay ferry is only operating certain

rounds so check schedules. >> a rushing river of businesses are ready to welcome the memorial day closed because the water levels are just too high. this beach, along with monty rio beach will be off limits to visitors this weekend. the rain we've seen in the past week have made river currents dangerous for swimming or boating. sonoma county parks will keep rivers beach open, but it's asking people to stay out of the water. good advice. >> it will be pretty cool so you may not being tempted to go into the water. >> as we look outside, we do have sunshine and temperatures are cool in the 50s. and a view of the sutro tower camera, 52 in the city and it will be in the low 60s. everyone shy of average and today with all of the sun and that may sun, and it's going to feel pretty good out there, but we'll switch it all up for your sunday and then again on monday so stay tuned. my accuweather, seven-day

forecast is coming up. lisa, thank you. also ahead at 8:30, the president and first lady arrive in japan for a four-day trip. the loom and trade tariffs under discussion that could hurt both countries and right after the break, a number of bay area students got an early start to their holiday weekend. the global movement that ha

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young protested climate change in walkouts around the globe yesterday. that included high school students here in the bay area. the inspiration for these walkouts actually came from a 16-year-old girl in sweden. she's encouraging people to advocate for climate change policies in their communities. we met students in los altos who are turning that inspiration into action. >> climate change has got to go! >> these students at los altos high school walked out of their classes trying to tackle what they say is a catastrophe. >> we cannot wait anymore and we are running out of time and we are out here trying to encourage that. >> many wanting the trump administration to acknowledge that climate change is real. >> we are almost at the point where individual change can't do it. 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 really slowdown our 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 is just absolutely incredible. >> nearly 1.4 million young people from more than 125 countries were expected to take part across the world. >> there is definitely a movement of young people 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. this is what a democracy is, you bring a redress to the people making a decision saying we want to see action. >> i'm out here because it's an emergency and i it. >> the students say their goal is to urge congress to support the green new deal as well as a resolution that calls for replacing fossil fuels with

renewable energy. time now 8 time 17. some bay area high schools will have graduation ceremonies, they include st. francis, arch bibbi and san pablo. we are off to a cool start across the bay area. lisa argen is tracking the accuweather forecast for us. >> hi, chris. no rain in those graduations and here's live doppler 7 with patchy fog and this will clear. it will be a sunny afternoon, but as we go into the mountains and still a lot of activity here from the sierra nevada and there is rain and thunderstorms in the forecast today. tomorrow, snow levels down to about 6500 feet and for the central sierra, a winter weather advisory, above 6,000 feet and two to four inches of snow and those winds will be gusting up to 40 miles an hour. >> it looks pretty good here and san francisco, 54 and 55 in oakland and 58 in mountain view and 58 in san jose and pretty typical with the morning temperatures and fog over the

bay from mount tam, low 50s in santa rosa and a little breeze ney spots, 57 in concord, livermore, 55 and all of the sun here as you cross the golden gate bridge into marin county, partly cloudy today and we'll see sun at our beaches and it will be wet and windy, sharply cooler for your sunday and we recover in terms of sunshine and temperatures still on the cooler side of normal. so the winds are a bit of a factor this morning gusting to 26 miles an hour. downtown, the coast up to 21 miles an hour and out towards livermore, the higher elevations and mount diablo and gusty, as well. keep that in mind if you're out this afternoon, it will be breezy and those winds coming off of the ocean keeping it in the low 60s and san francisco with 59 half moon bay and 79 up for bottle rock and that's a pretty cool afternoon. when you get some of the sun away from the sea breeze it feels pretty good out there. 70 in livermore and we'll be

looking for the next day, the middle of the weekend to be the coolest. the rainiest, the cloudiest as we bring in the storm impact scale. for the holiday, we'll recover a bit and the clouds will clear, tomorrow one on the storm impact scale and cold showers up to a quarter of an inch of rain and some spots in the forecast models we'll bring in more than that and a chance of a thunderstorm possible and 7:00 tomorrow and this time we'll be looking at a few scattered showers and we'll continue throughout the afternoon and the focus will be into your sunday morning and then as we get towards the afternoon things will begin to quiet down. monday, starting out partly cloudy and still active in the sierra nevada, but for the wind profile along the coast, it is breezy today and look what happens overnight. the winds really ramp up in the north bait into your sunday morning and it is breezy to gusty and that will add to the chill in the atmosphere. rainfall aims, can you believe it? on sunday, looking at a couple hundreds in richmond and a little more than that perhaps on

the peninsula and the accuweather seven-day forecast today, sunny and a few clouds around at times, but otherwise, 50s, 60s, 70s and a one on the storm impact scale with numbers barely at 60 and for memorial day, morning clouds and afternoon sun, still cool and slightly warmer than sunday and by tuesday and wednesday, we are back into the mid and upper 70s inland and by thursday and friday, yeah, this is what the end of may should look like, but between now and then you may want to download the accuweather app with one last gasp of winter. >> a little something for everyone, and it's been that kind of month. >> thank you. >> thousands of people at one of the bay area's biggest parties. we're talking about bottle rock in the north bay, but what's going to happen when it rains on sunday. we'll have much

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>> welcome back, everyone. rain may dampen things at this weekend's seventh annual bottle rock music festival in napa. the 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, vent wi event with m 120 people expected to attend. >> beautiful weather, great music, great food. >> it will rain on sunday. >> well, we're not here sunday so i'm okay with that. >> good comeback. a word of advice, take ave

the umbrella at home because security will confiscate it at the gate. still to come, 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. plus the push to end the pay back between men and women. the plan from uc

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with us. i'm chris nguyen. a pleasant start weekend and there are changes ahead in the accuweather forecast. lisa argen has more on the current conditions where you live. >> hi, chris. starting to find a good picture and we start with the sutro tower camera and we can see haze and cloudiness and temperatures are typical in the 50s. 57 in san jose, and this is our balmer peak camera. you can see how the fog has made it into the east bay valleys and 55 in vacaville and with that stronger onshore push, we certainly do have temperatures not where they should be for this time of year and at about 10:00, 50s and 60s. it's sunny, though and we will arrive into the 70s by the middle of the afternoon and the 70s and then the clouds will increase towards the latter part of the day and they'll drop off into the 60s and the temperatures and with the clouds

thickening and we'll offer up rain. >> new this morning, president trump and first lady melania have arrived in tokyo for the four-day trip in he will be the first to meet with the emperor and looping trade that can impact all of us. >> this morning, president trump touching down in japan for a weekend. >> president trump on the mission to strengthen the bond, with asia, japan where the economy has suffered because of president trump's trade war with as president trump threatens to slap tariffs on japanese cars, japan hoping the visit leads to a more favorable trade deal. >> the united states and japan are hard at work negotiating a bilateral trade agreement which will benefit both of our countries. i would say that japan has had a substantial edge for many, many years, but that's okay.

maybe that's why you like us so much, but we'll get it a little bit more fair. >> japanese prime minister shinzo abe rolling out the red carpet, inviting president trump to be the first state leader to meet the japanese emperor. >> with all of the countries of the world i'm the guest of honor at the biggest, ve event at the biggest event in 200 years. >> it's launched its latest projectiles into the sea of japan earlier this month and kim jong-un refuses to continue denuclearization talks. meanwhile, tensions also growing in the middle east. president trump announcing a plan to send 1500 troops to the region. >> as you know, they're a much different country now than when i first got here. i don't think iran wants to fight and i certainly don't think they want to fight with us. >> tara palmery, abc news, the white house. >> happening now, vice president mike pence is addressing what's being called the most diverse

graduating class of cadets ever at west point. nearly 1,000 cadets will become army second lieutenants and the academy is graduating its 5,000th woman today. there are 110 and d the number from six years ago. >> integrity, be an example, mind your mission, take care of your soldiers and you will stand your ground. [ applause ] >> this is pence's second visit to wrest point and his first time as graduation speaker. time now is 8:31. stu 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 there are men earn. pay equality will not be achieved until 2070 if current factors remain the same. graduating mba students at cal are doing what theca to level the economic playing field, abc 7 news reporter leann melendez

has the story. >> meet christina and jack, both mba graduates at the school of business. christina 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 hawes. >> 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 own employers? what if there is a way that we can share the salary data and the benefits and stock options so they have the data points going into negotiations. enter 81 cents.com and it is taken from what women make on

average compared to what men earn. >> a woman will submit her offer to us and all of the details and want just salary, but equity, bonus, 401(k) match and all of that. >> within a few day, all of that is reviewed by experts in the field as well as recruders. the results. so far women have received on average a compensation package. >> 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 mba program wore white on their graduation caps 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 mentality. at uc berkeley, leann melendez,

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peppercorn. >> i was, like, ginger? pretty good. >> at first people were funny about the lavender. oh, my god, lavender, isn't that what you use in soap? they didn't get it at first. they didn't understand why we had these 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 and only so much automation that you can do and the average size of one of these truffles from the time it's being made to the time it's run through the machine it's probably, like, days because it takes a while for it to be made, to sit and relax and develop flavor. ♪ ♪

>> we opened up the store in the ferry prehere at first you're not quite certain what you're walking into. because you see the beautiful packaging and there's this gorgeous case and the chocolate is displayed in the case and it's flat. it really 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 which ary crop and now we're getting a look at the damage that was so bad that could merit a disaster declaration, but first, here's a live look outside from our santa cruz camera. you can see there the clouds over the coast as we began this holiday weekend. lisa argen will

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want more proof? this is my body of proof. >> the recent storms have jeopardized what could be a ridiculous year for california's cherry crop. about 60% of the crop is damaged. it is so bad that the fresno county deputy ag commissioner is gathering information to request a disaster declaration. if it's approved, farmers krout crop insurance would beli for low-interest loans from the government. while cherries may be hard to come by, there is one food you can have plenty of, burritos or burrito in this case. the prickly

offering a free burrito. it usees about a pound of each ingredient which includes refri refried beans, rice, carnityas and chicken. there is a 45-minute time limit, but if you don't finish it you will have to fork over $45 for this monstrous meal. do you think you can do it, lisa? five-pound burrito. >> not a chance. >> that's before the sour cream and guacamole. it's like a burrito baby. >> yeah. you want to enjoy it, right? >> are we going to enjoy this weather? probably not. >> you've gotten used to the trend for may maybe because today a lot like yesterday, it will be cool and sunny and we have that going for us. pier 39 and temperatures in the low 50s right now and 63 for the high in the city, but then, yeah, a little more rain tomorrow and a cool memorial day, but things get back to normal by the rest of the week.

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>> in sports, both the giants and the as continue their homestands this weekend. the giants hoping to bounce back against the diamondbacks. first pitch is at 1:05 this arch and the as take on the mariners

at 1:07 at theolken dpoedia injuring his calf. it is unclear when he'll return to the court. 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. k.d. walking jifrm early at the practice facility. game one is thursday and in the meantime he's been getting treatment and very active on social media 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 that i know. when i'm on the training table and getting treatment on my calf and i see a tool that come by and i disagree, i don't -- i don't 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. warriors facing the bucs, raptors game one next thursday night at 6:00. as are on the nine-game homestand and they're the hottest team and came in riding a six-game road game and the unofficial mascot. fourth inning, two on, two out for matt olsen obliterating this pitch, high, deep and aloha. nice catch by the fans. 3-1 athletics and two pitches later, here it comes and there it goes. this is my house. 4-1 as, just like that, and let's bash! bottom eight, it's all silk robes and kimonos, if you've seen lonely island on netflix that will make you laugh. 6-2, conversely we have the giants and d'backs, quite the life eating popcorn on your yacht at the cove. where did my life go wrong? bottom of the niepnth, tyler

austin. giants up 2-1, hey, botchy is happy and the d'backs scored two runs for the next six innings and the clubs, oh, i got trying to make the catch! i got it, i got it! i got it and he face plants.lan. that was the best of the giants, the final, 18-2 >> cal golfer, he leads after round 1 of the ncaa championships in arkansas and morikawa ahead of two strokes headed to round two. he's a terrific golf program. 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 meteorologist lisa argen. >> we always have a nice shot from mount tam, take a look at

this and the fog is just that several different layers, so it looks extra nice, i think, this morning, but if you're looking at the three-day outlook, maybe not so nice and if you want the warm and sunny weather. today it's cooler than average. 50s, 60s and 70s. if you can believe it, scattered showers throughout the day and much, much cooler and breezy and for the holiday we get into more sunshine, but you'll need the jacket and it is still trending cool. here is emoriville where you can see the clouds in the distance and they've scattered out pretty nicely and we're looking at not only the clouds and the low deck of clouds in the bay area and several levels of clouds providing showers and heavy downpours in the mountains for the weekend. so not only do we have the rain and we have low snow levels down to 6500 feet and this is the central sierra where we'll be looking at our winter weather advisory through 5:00 monday and two to four inches of snow and

if we look at the entire state over the weekend, we're all really chilly now with some mist and drizzle along the coast, but the most progressive weather will be the heaviest rain into the higher elevation and we're certainly not alone in this and we're looking at things changing by the upcoming second half and 53 in santa cruz, and san francisco, 54, a beautiful shot here with some of the cloud cover and you can see that it is sunny up above, but you know, the winds are a factor as well, the higher you get in height here. 55, vacaville. 57 in concord and 53 in santa rosa and right now, in the city down around the bay the winds are flat. they'll be up to about 20 miles an hour today. we'll call it partly cloudy, mostly sunny and then looking at wet, windy, cooler weather tomorrow and the showers and memorial day will be sunny, but cool. so if you're headed to the beach today, why not, right?

it's a saturday and 59 degrees and it will be cool though and looking at 61 at ocean beach and you'll need layers out there ask even the sun block and temperatures around the guy and 60s and 70s and you'll have to go to antioch for the mid-70s and only 59 in pacifica. one on the storm impact scale tomorrow and up it a quarter of an inch of rain. the possibility of a thunderstorm and this is tomorrow morning where you can see we are looking at live doppler 7 active into sunday moning and into sunday afternoon and it gets lighter and you can see the shade gets lighter and look at this pressing to the south. so that is your holiday on monday. rainfall amounts for tomorrow on sunday, looking at about a couple hundredths in concord and better than that around the coast. yheaded to napa, nice day today, and maybe not as hot as you would think and 63 tomorrow with the scattered

showers. the accuweather seven-day forecast with a lot of sun and one on the storm impact scale tomorrow and why not? you've got the rain, we've got the sun and look at the regions around the bay to pick up where you might like to spend the holiday, and as you noticed here, chris, we'll finally get warmer and we haven't said that, and it hasn't happened and it looks like it will happen this weekend. >> lisa, thank you. >> the biggest movie prop house in the bay area is down sizing and selling more than 30,000 items from its inventory. the company is the latest victim of a rent increase. use. i a moviehitero pa t house. >> we have lanterns. it's packed with cinematography history, from the pursuit of happiness to torches from the matrix. >> you will see the torches lit

up. >> to a famous beauty salon chair. >> lebron james sat here. >> yes. you want to know who else sat here? >> who else sat here? >> oprah winfrey. >> yeah. >> i love it. i feel like i'm closer to oprah now. >> andrew lewis has owned the prop house for more than 30 years and in three weeks everything you see here must go. >> our hand was forced to do k something drastic and to liquidate 98% of the inventory and to stay in the game. >> lewis said his landlord increased his rent unexpectedly. how much is the increase? >> quite a bit. 80%. >> that's a lot. >> 80% is a lot. so i couldn't afford to keep this amount of things at this location. >> he's had to downsize to 30,000 items, he said he selected the the most important props to keep. andrew says he's not a eventually in the city of

brisbane has passed laws that this whole industrial park will become residential and commercial as far as office building. >> in brisbane, luz pena, 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

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mega millions drawing. 14, 41, 44, 56, 62. the mega number 10. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $418 million. good luck. batman the ride opens at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo today and some lucky fans got a sneak preview this week. 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 uses momentum to send riders flipping head over heels and keeping them guessing. the first impressions were positive. >> see the other rides here are 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 kind of 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 a ride, but hopefully things are in the to that. >> did she plan that? >> i know. just the thought. i'm not too good on rollercoasters. >> that's amazing. >> we've had a roller coaster of a weather forecast. >> and it keeps going. >> we are starting out with some sunshine. it should be a nice day today, 50s, 60s and 70s so yes on the cool side and tomorrow rain arrives in the morning and it should be dry by the evening and then for the holiday we're starting out with the clouds and it gets sunnier and it gets cool and lots of sunshine and near average by the end of may. >> lisa, thank you. >> thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen, alongside lisa argen. until then, make it a great day, everybody.

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