it's moving north to south so it's going to move away from us. a few open areas in the cloud deck which is the gray here, so we'll see more sunshine than yesterday, also. it's not going to be quite as breezy but still chilly by memorial day standards. if you're out and about 49 to 53 at 7:00. look at the 50s at the coast. mid-60s at 4:00. and back into the mid and upper 50s by 7:00. this will be the coolest day of my accuweather seven-day forecast. 80s coming back. i'll show you when coming up. first some traffic maybe. is there any? >> there is none. but i have to fill 15 seconds anyway. this is san jose 280. our drive times are in the green as you would expect on a holiday weekend. nobody trying to get anywhere right now. i do not blame them. another new chapter surrounding san francisco's embattled police chief as the police commission weighs in.

the story has taken several twists and turns since friday. that's when the police chief apologized for the raid on a journalist's home as they searched for who leaked the report on the death >> reporter: a statement which said in part chief scott did what is rare for police chiefs. he apologized to the citizens of san francisco. chief scott has shown himself to be a person of high integrity. we would like to see him continue the great reform work he has started. three hours later the police commission sent another email that said the statement issued to the media this morning regarding the adachi matter was on behalf of police commission hirsch and vice president taylor. at this time it would be inappropriate for the commission to opine further without seeing the results of a full and fair investigation. in equivocation was by unreserved criticism from the

police union who called for chief scott to resign. the san francisco police officers association said the chief's apology to the media for raiding brian carmody's home was to save face instead of taking responsibility for his own actions. >> there's a question of the veracity for the truth raised by this narrative and that's why i keep steering back to the police commission. >> reporter: a former commander at sfpd and director of the institute of criminal justice leadership and says they have a tremendous amount of authority over the police chief. >> it seems the police commission is in a position to find out where does that accountability stop. >> reporter: mayor london breed didn't comment after the latest back and forth over chief scott's fitness to lead. on friday she released a statement which says in part i'm glad that the chief has acknowledged the department's mistakes and apologized.

i remain deeply disappointed by the actions taken in the case up to today. this is unacceptable and we have to do better. the police commission's statement over the weekend the latest in the controversy over sfpd's raid of a journalist's home which has now led to a national debate on freedom of the press. in the newsroom, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. at least two people are dead, 29 others hurt after a tornado ripped through oklahoma. and look at this. this was el reno just outside oklahoma city. 145-mile-per-hour winds wiped out a hotel, a mobile home park and several other buildings in just four minutes. one boy was trapped after his home was flipped by the winds. >> there was no way to get out. i was in a chair at the time and i fell back in it. when we got up the whole house was overturned.

>> obviously we're glad he is okay this morning. officials say people in the path of the powerful cyclone didn't even have time to take cover. the warning was issued minutes before it hit. the entire state of oklahoma right now in a state of emergency as another storm threatens to bring more tornadoes and more destructive winds. we're tracking it all for you. >> we appreciate the update, thank you, jessica. happening today in san jose chief investigative reporter dan noyes will serve as master of memorial day ceremonies at oak hill memorial park this is video from last year's remembrance. the united veterans council of santa clara county has invited the public to four events starting with a japanese-american memorial. the grand army of the republic will be celebrated at 1:15 p.m. followed by the vietnam veterans field of honors ceremony at 2:15. and veterans issaluted the

abc 7 news was at san francisco's lands end for yesterday's ceremony honoring "uss san francisco." the ship's crew fought in the naval in 1942. a.m. lied forces stopped the japanese navy from sailing towards australia. "uss san francisco" was heavily damaged in that battle. sunshine and scattered clouds expected this memorial day across the bay area. this holiday weekend was wet, windy and chilly. don't need to tell you that if you were in town. this south bay surprise yesterday, hail in san jose. folks taking part in treasure fest on treasure island were bundled up in coats and scarves. weather may have been to blame for the low turnout at the thir cooking competition for those who brave the cold said they didn't need sunshine to have a good time. >> we're all warm in our hearts.

we don't need that much warmth. it's the town. >> it would be lovely to have sunshine out but it's still a good day. >> it was a day. > it's a nice, positive attitude. chp warned drivers of high winds on all bay area bridges. those have since died down but are expected to increase again tonight. let's take a look at what's going on with your temperatures. we'll start with the peninsula. we have some 40s. daly city, 49. redwood city, 47. low to mid-50s for our other neighborhoods, 45 in los gatos. santa rosa and napa. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. a look from the exploratorium. you can see the lack of clouds at least from this vantage point as we look back to the west and the sales force tower. if you're going to be out and about, still going to be cooler than average. blustery at our beaches with winds gusting up to 20, 25 miles per hour and on the bay almost

the same thing north of the bay bridge. it starts at 9:00 this morning and goes through 9:00 this evening. that would be a small craft advisory in the area you see in yellow. let's break down some neighborhoods. maybe you're staying home or going to a friend's, mid to upper 50s through 9:00 and then low to mid-60s from 11:00 to 7:00. how about up in the east bay valleys, mid to upper 50s from 7:00 to 9:00. mid to upper 60s from 11:00 all the way to 7:00. and in and out of sunshine from time to time. a brighter day and yesterday. stuck in the 50s through 11:00. mid-60s from noon to 5:00 and down to 60 at 7:00. a lot more cloud cover down across the south bay than other neighborhoods today. let's get a check of traffic. yeah, we're remaining vigilant on traffic though things are looking really quiet. take a look at your screen now. the richmond/san rafael bridge. a couple cars. traffic very light, flowing smoothly. all in the green. san rafael to san francisco, 19

minutes. a little bit yellow there. no incidents on the road. >> i hope everyone will be okay. >> i think you're going to be all right. the warriors will be playing game one on foreign soil, but you'd better believe that is not stopping dub nation. >> some fans toronto bound for game one of the finals. anser hassan live for us at sfo this morning. anser? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, guys. there are no boundaries, no borders that dub nation won't cross to be with their team. scotiabank holds around 20,000 people. some warriors fans will be with them for game one. >> we think we're going to win. we have more experience. they're too excited. they're going over the top. the warriors are just relaxing right now. we're favorites. we're going to have to play good on >> reporter: one of the warrior diehards hitting the road to be with his team. game one is this thursday in the canadian capital. golden state warriors will take

on the raptors. the raptors made history by becoming the first canadian team to reach an nba final. i checked flights to toronto this morning. seats are going for about $800 if you leave today. there is a flight out of sfo this morning leaving around 7:30. some very confident warrior fans left yesterday ready for whatever smack raptor fans try and put down. >> i'm bringing a t-shirt, a warriors t-shirt to her husband. and he has a raptor t-shirt for me. >> reporter: now if you're looking for tickets there are tickets available for game one. they start at around $900. courtside, $10,000. anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> i love these fans. don't love the prices. bay area fans, the sport's betting world banking on the golden state warriors to beat the toronto raptors. the warriors will already considered the favorites before their finals -- rather their

opponent was even known. most sports books had the warriors favored at 300 to win the series and that means $300 would win $100, if you follow that. the raptors are the underdogs at $250 meaning a $100 bet would win $250 making them the second largest underdogs in the past eight nba finals. >> yeah, okay. so we're going to win basically. >> that's the hope. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors in the nba finals. game one again on thursday, tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. >> i like the one fan. he said the raptors are just too excited. >> they're over the top. >> they're over the top. next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. a new miniseries looks at the discovery of ebola and the scientists who kept the virus from spreading. and offering discounts to veterans this memorial day. first we take you outside at 5:10 in the morning as memorial day gets its start with so

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it's 5:13. here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one, three teenaged suspects are reportedly under arrest for holding up a gas station and leading police on a chase through the east bay overnight t. ended in a crash. officers recovered a cash register drawer, masks and a gun. police are investigating a shooting at dolores park. one person was hit. he is expected to survive.

no arrests have been made. number three, it's been one week since new haven unified school district teachers walked off the job and there is still no deal. schools are closed today for the memorial day holiday. number four, thousands of people will pay tribute to the fallen at a memorial day ceremony helped in the presidio. a flag raising at 9:45 this morning at the main post. and today will be partly sunny, about 5 to 15 degrees cooler and breezy once again. let me show you what's coming when june begins. most of the country going under a major pattern change. it's going to see us with a 50% chance of above average temperatures. wait until you see my accuweather forecast. a quick look at traffic. the sky getting lighter and light on the roads of the bay bridge toll plaza. no incidents reported. a couple high wind advisories. one of the san mateo bridge and the other at the altamont pass. warriors and raptors fans are gearing up for the nba

finals. this is the first finals appearance in franchise history. game one is thursday in toronto. you can watch it only here on abc 7. we've recently seen a wave of states passing more restrictive abortion laws. this morning illinois considering doing the opposite. a new bill that removes abortion restrictions is headed to the house floor today. it was a rare late night session last night and the human services committee passed a bill that would repeal the state's partial birth abortion ban act as well as the illinois abortion act of 1975. and the move takes away restrictions on abortions later in pregnancy and also expands insurance coverage for procedures as well as contraception. this is a very conversation bill that had previously beentaed foif theouse passay it st t the governor's desk. back to you, reggie. today marks 25 years since an east bay teenager was

murdered in her own home and th as family and friends honored her at a memorial service. she was only 14 when a stranger broke into her home and killed her. her family hopes new advances in dna technology will finally bring her killer to justice. a $100,000 reward is still being offered for an arrest and conviction in the case. in today's "gma first look" a new national geographic miniseries called the hot zone is looking at the discovery of ebola and how the virus was kept from spreading. this is where the real world meets the hot zone. >> reporter: it's the true story of two scientists who risked everything to keep a deadly virus, ebola, from spreading across the u.s. after the disease showed up for the first time on american soil in 1989. >> a virus like you are suggesting appears out of

nowhere on u.s. soil -- >> there's a first time for everything. >> reporter: the new series "the hot zone" focuses on dr. january nancy jacques and her husband jer jerry. >> you're scaring the hell out of me. >> i need to get back in there. there's a chance it's ebola. >> reporter: identify the virus and contain it. after it showed up at a primate research facility outside washington, d.c. and coming up at 7:00 a.m. the real-life heroes behind the thrilling, terrifying tale are speaking out. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. it is 5:17 and happening today businesses across the nation are thanking veterans, active duty military personnel and their familis this memorial day with free and discounted products. with 7-eleven offering a free coffee or big gulp. walgreens will take 20% off regular priced items. goodyear auto service offering a free car check and 10% off tires and outback steak house offering a 10% discount with the online

coupon for everyone. >> very nice. 20% off at walgreens sounds like a good discount. mike, how does it look today? >> better than yesterday. how about that? not exactly picture perfect but it's going to be a comfortable day to be outside. just wear the sunscreen because even though it will feel cool that sun doesn't matter. it's going to get you in about 20 minutes or less because we'll have more sunshine today. a look at walnut creek where it's about 51 degrees right now. we'll be partly sunny at the coast to partly cloudy elsewhere today with chilly breezes about everywhere. drier, more average pattern develops as quickly as tomorrow and that means an extended period of dry weather with spring warmth. no more showers and thunderstorms to talk about. the latest in the season we've done it in 12, 13 years. here is a look at today's patterns. an onshore breeze. you can see a broken deck of clouds, the gray out there already starting off with more

sunshine than yesterday once it starts to come up around 5:51. what it's going to do, the temperatures, not much at the p 63 in santa cruz. low to mid-60s around the bay, into the south bay. notice mid-60s to near 70 in the north bay and also the east bay and the north bay valleys. as far as if you're going to the game, no hotter team around, nine consecutive wins for the a's. they bring the angels to town. first pitch 1:07. dropping down to 63. tonight we'll be in the 40s and low 50s with a little less cloud cover than the rest of us. my accuweather seven-day forecast, a big jump in temperatures, five to ten degrees away from the coast. that's that pattern change tomorrow. our first 80 degree high shows up inland. we'll pull back thursday because the fog will be a little bit thicker and then you can see by saturday and sunday we get rid of the morning fog and we turn

mid-70s and mid-80s into the afternoon highs. mike, thank you. now let's take a look at an incident that has popped up in oakland on 580 eastbound. this is backed up to lake shore avenue, so watch out if you're heading in that direction. there's a vehicle fire on the right shoulder. so be careful there. otherwise drive times all in the green this morning light as we head into our memorial day. and on this memorial day all veterans, active duty personnel and their families can ride the north bay's smart train for free. free entry to county parks all day today. officials say the offers are designed to honor and thank active and retired military members and their families for all they do for our country. californians could be voting on two tax hikes next year that would help schools. the state school board association is considering putting a measure on the november 2020 ballot and it would increase taxes for people with incomes over $1 million.

it's being billed as an $11 billion tax hike. according to the "l.a. times" there's another $11 billion tax increase proposal promising to create smaller class sizes and bump up teacher salaries. a trip to an amusement park turned into a terrifying ordeal after a person was thrown from a log flum ride. two other people went to the hospital following this accident at castle park in riverside. firefighters believe a pump malfunctioned and there wasn't enough water to slow down the log. one park guest says there were concerns about the ride. >> they said they've been having mechanical problems all day. >> all of our rides are inspected daily and do not open to the public until they have been signed off. and, additionally, the department of safety and health also does their testing on our rides. >> castle park's owners and state officials have opened investigations into what happened. police are cracking down on drunk drivers this long weekend.

and an animal rescue caught on camera. how boaters saved a fawn stuck in a lake. 5:21 in the morning. 5:21 in the morning. a live look outside at a quiet

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look at that. there was sun yesterday. it was much nicer weather than i think many people thought they were going to get for carnivale and it ended up being good especially for the dancers who were giving it their all yesterday. i was out there. sounds of latin american culture serenading the mission district yesterday twhachlt did you see? >> a lady doing the backhand gesture and then realized she was caught on camera. >> okay, got it. this is the 41st carnival parade. i ran out of video. >> i love it. this is tradition. this is what the mission is about, family and the enabled. >> this is themed culture heals. organizers say they picked the theme in hopes of healing some of the political division in our country. >> i'm glad they had good

weather. absolutely. take a look at this. boaters rescued a baby deer stuck in a lake. this video from lake of the pines northeast of sacramento. you could see the babies get the fawn out of the water and carry it gingerly back to shore. they saw it walking back to its mom. we hope it all ends well. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the investigation under way after a shooting in a popular san francisco park. >> reporter: a police chase ended here in antioch with the arrest of three teenagers. i'm amy hollyfield. i'll have the story coming up. a historic meeting happening in japan. president trump's meeting with japan's new emperor talking trade. i'll have an update on day three of the four-day visit. we are enjoying a beautiful sun rise right now. the sky getting introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat

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making headlines at 5:30. a suspected robbers lead police on a chase in the east bay. we're live after it all ended with a crash. and president trump in japan meeting with the prime minister and talking about everything from trade to north korea. also, a gillette ad going viral right now. the story behind this man who is shaving for the first time, giving us all the feels this morning. good morning. we're coming up on 5:30 this memorial day. hope you're doing well. let's talk about what the weather looks like. mike nicco has that. it will look brighter than yesterday, feel warmer but still not where we should be. one lone shower left and it's moving south on interstate 5 moving away from tracy and heading down to patterson and moving away from us. the big picture, that's about it. as you look over the golden gate, no real fog there. we're waking up to partly cloudy sky and or coolest morning with temperatures in the 40s to

mid-50s. we'll stay in the mid to upper 50s at the coast and hit the low to mid-60s under a partly cloudy sky. while the sky remains sunny, a little less at the coast. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. have the coat handy. a look at traffic right now. checking out the san mateo bridge and no incidents. traffic filling in, flowing smoothly. there is a high wind advisory issued here and at the altamont pass. drive times in the green. we like to see it on this holiday. developing news in the east bay where investigators are looking into an armed robbery, police chase and car crash. >> and it appears all three are related to a group of teenagers. the robbery happened in moraga. they crashed their car in antioch on hillcrest avenue. amy hollyfield is live for us. amy? >> reporter: yeah, antioch police are involved because the crash happened here, but this all started in moraga with an armed robbery. take a look at whatt car,

ca dr. that car crashed in antioch, hit a white car when they exited. according to our media partner, three teenagers were arrested. one had to be tased by police. the teens will have to be checked out. this did all start at 8:00 last night at the arco gas station. police say they threatened the clerk there with a gun and a knife and got away with the money. officers say in addition to finding the cash drawer, they found a gun and masks in that getaway car.

president trump continuing formal talks this morning with japan's prime minister. it is day tla three of his four-day visit. mr. trump made history over the weekend to meet with japan's new emperor. the japanese rolled out the red carpet for the president and first lady during a welcome ceremony that included sumo wrestling. president trump fit in a round of golf with prime minister shinzo abe. the two wasted no time addressing important matters at the center of the state visit. >> we are going to discuss various challenges of the international community. of course we are going to cover bilateral issues between japan and the united states. trade tensions between the two countries escalated earlier this month to raise auto tariffs calling imported vics a threat to national security so we're watching our talks very closely this morning.

i'll have an update when it comes in. one of san francisco's most popular parks. one man was shot. he is expected to survive. abc 7 news was at the park while police searched for clues. people visiting the park told us the shooting happened around 5:00. >> i heard two gunshots go off. i saw a bunch of people running down the hill. we got our stuff and ran off as well. >> everybody started running towards us. >> police have not made any arrests. another horse has died at santa anita park, that is the third one in nine days. the latest horse to die suffered a leg injury during a race on saturday. the "l.a. times" reports that yesterday the decision was made to euthanize the hse during

surgery. santa anita closed before changing many policies and those included what medications they receive on the days they race. thousands of epa tribute to the fallen at san francisco's annual memorial day ceremony held in the presidio. it starts with a flag raising at 9:45 this morning and then the parade at 10:30 at the presidio officers club. mayor london breed will be at that formal ceremony. volunteers place a flag at every grave over the week. i happened to be there and it was a wonderful sight to see. "the uss hornet" band will perform and a tossing of a wreath into the san francisco bay. today's tribute ceremony starts at 11:00 this morning. public transit operating on a sunday schedule. bart, muni, ac transit, sam and

golden gate transit running on a holiday schedule. schools, post offices, banks, and most government office are closed. however, san francisco parking meters are still being enforced. we have much more still ahead including the teachers still striking in the east bay. union leaders met for negotiations but it appears they are far from reaching a deal. possible merger for fiat chrysler and renault. and at the live desk i'm watching what this means for the auto industry. we'll talk about the advantages for those automakers if it's approved. time is running out for lawmakers to pass many bills. the issues they must tackle by friday. here is a live look outside as folks are, i don't know what they're doing, i don't know why they're out. but they're going somewhere this morning. >> they want to see the sea lions. why not? at 5:35 this morning. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. thank you.

hi, everybody. cooler in the higher elevations and the valleys. 50 at berkeley and san leandro. richmond, castro valley, fremont, 52. 55 in oakland for the warm spot. how about other neighborhood. low to mid-50s until you get to albany and santa rosa. also our coolest morning this week and you can see it's even cooler than yesterday morning. there's less clout cover. slightly warmer weather. until then this is the way it looks. pretty sparse whether it's the rain or the commuters. if you're driving, quiet weather again. mass transit, cool to mild this afternoon. ferry ride is breezy. the north bay, low to mid-50s until 9:00.

mid to upper 60s through 7:00. how about the east bay, we're stuck in the 50s until 11:00. back down to 58 if you're going to be out this evening. our last stop will be san francisco where we can't really escape the 50s. we'll be pretty close but for the most part will be about five to six degrees cooler than average and breezier here than other places. i do have spring warmth. a major pattern change coming our way. first, let's get some traffic. i'm sure some people will welcome that change. thank you, mike. a look at emeryville 80 cam and traffic is flowing just fine to the bay bridge. no incidents to report there. drive times are all in the green even our usually not in the green tracy to dublin commute. a high wind advisory so be careful on the

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remember that chance of snow we talked about last week that would hit tahoe hard on sunday? there it is. showed us this picture they shared with us from yesterday. the national weather service even had to issue a winter weather advisory for sunday.

could see showers with possible thunderstorms later today. let me show you what's going on across the state. you can see some greens and some whites and pinks. a few showers through the central valley and about 70. a mixture of clouds and sunshine, 56 in eureka. mid-60s, they'll be cooler than a lot of us today. they had a mixture of snow yesterday. more scattered showers today. look at the chances of a thunderstorm and temperatures jumping from the 40s to 50s to nearly 70 by sunday. back here at home if you're going to be out and about, tree pollen is high.

the uv index you can burn in about 20 minutes. be careful. a major merger possible in the car industry. we've learned fiat chrysler wants to merge with french carmaker renault. the move could save both companies billions of dollars and then allow them to focus on the electric and self driving in their business. the french government which owns 15% of renault is cautious. gaming addiction is classified as a disease. the world health organization added it under mental health disorder. it defines the disorder as when playing computer or video games takes precedence over everything else in your life, it comes less than a year after the w.h.o. added gaming addiction to its list of potentially harmful tech related behaviors.

striking teachers still haven't reached a deal. >> teachers say they will go back to the ticket line and they expect students to be in school tomorrow. abc 7 news was at the office of education as teachers and district administrators met for a ten-hour bargaining session. teachers are demanding a 10% raise over the next two school years but the distract says they cannot afford that. >> we are struggling to have teachers who can live close by to where they work. >> this is their strike. they called it. they can call it off. we are exceptionally motivated to get our teachers back in the classroom with our kids. >> today marks one week since teachers walked off the job. on friday only 9% of students showed up for class. the assembly and senate face a friday deadline. there's a lot to tackle.

police use of force, labor laws, also left to be decided a bill on how data collected through smart speakers can be used. we are learning new details about the california man killed by a shark after being attacked off the coast of maui. 65-year-old thomas smiley was from granite bay northeast of sacramento. he was swimming about 60 yards off the shore on saturday morning. lifeguards found him unresponsive in the water. a witness describes the scene. >> they pulled the man up. he looked unconscious when they transferred him to the other gurney. we could see they were trying to do cpr on him. as we got closer i saw some blood. it was really traumatic to see. >> so far this year there have been 16 shark attacks with one death. that follows a very active season last year. that saw 32 attacks and one death. a much better story out of

hawaii. a woman who survived more than two weeks in a forest has been released from the hospital. 35-year-old amanda eller is now resting at home after the terrifying ordeal. doctors say she is in good health after spending 17 days lost in the eastern part of maui. earlier says she survived off water and fruit in the forest. rescuers found her friday. >> so glad she's okay. now is the time to get your name on nasa's next mission to mars. offering everyone a chance to submit their name. it will be etched on a microchip. the deadline is september 30th. it comes with a souvenir boarding pass. nasa says the robotic rover will search for signs of past microbial life, collect samples for future return to earth and pave the way for human exploration to mars. >> i'm all in favor of exploration but i don't know about getting my name on a microchip. it's like the time i had a high school boyfriend who gave me a star. >> he named a star after you.

>> you didn't like it? >> it's on a certificate somewhere in a drawer. i've never looked at it more than twice. >> i thought you would appreciate that story. >> i do appreciate the story. i love it. >> so i shouldn't remind you that the last rover to mars had our names on it? >> did it? >> whose names? what? >> yours? >> you don't remember that? >> all of ours. >> it didn't have mine on there. >> yes, it does. >> i approved of no such thing. >> we're already on mars. >> yes. >> what are you saying, mike? >> remember, it was a couple years ago, yeah. i'll look it up for you and i'll bring in the sheet and show you because i gave -- anyway -- i guess it didn't mean as much to you as it did me. >> oh. >> i'm shocked. >> you are making this up right now. >>evht you patches and stuff. anyway, let's move on and talk about it. i'll bring it in tomorrow and we'll play show and tell. >> i think i remember the patches. >> see, you remember now. aha! >> so my name is already there. it's fine. >> that's so cool. thanks, mike.

wow. what a nice gesture. why don't we do weather. >> it's 5:47. we spent enough time on that. mt. tam, partly cloudy conditions out there. that's one of the reasons why it will be a little bit milder today but it's still not going to be near close to where we should be or summerlike but enjoy. more sunshine, still a bit of a breeze. spring warmth returns through the extended forecast. still a little bit of a sea breeze. not quite as strong as yesterday. it'll be just as strong as it was. you go to the coast, we have 57 at half moon bay. low to mid-60s around the bay and into the south bay and mid to upper 60s in the east bay valleys and the north bay. going to the game this afternoon, hot team, nine in a row the a's.

61 at 1:07. it's going to be partly cloudy. warp the sunglasses. it'll feel warmer in the sun. the least amount of cloud cover, the rest of us in the low to mid-50s with more cloud cover. a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. a pattern change, it's pretty abrupt except for at the coast which we expect this time of year. four to ten degrees warmer. we get our first 80-degree temperature wednesday. the morning fog slows down the warming thursday and then more mid-70s to mid-80s throughout the weekend. >> you know we spent this whole time talking about this mars thing, mike. we're getting to the bottom of this. green is good. we like the traffic this morning. you can see the map of the bay area. holiday light. a live look at the golden gate bridge, wow. whoa. not a single person. >> there's nobody. >> no one on the bridge. >> that's all right. starting today amazon is offering public tours of its massive warehouses across the

country. you can get a firsthand look at the e-commerce giant as workers and robots fill orders. right now there are only two fulfillment cente tours of up to ten people are available. the golden stearors he to canada to face the toronto raptors for the nba finals this week and they'll be playing against some familiar faces. like shooting guard who left golden state last year. also jeremy lin who grew up if palo alto and played for the warriors in 2010. this will be his first time playing in the championship. abc 7 the only place to watch the golden state warriors in the finals. tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. workout equipment recall. the bands that can cut you. gillette getting a lot of praise for the man featured in this ad. plus, millions of people who went out of town for memorial day will be coming home today.

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here is a look from mt. tamalpais this morning. you can see a few low clouds out there and a few high clouds. a brider day but don't expect it to be warm from 59 in san francisco to concord, temperatures are 5 to 15 degrees cooler than average.

thank you. a live look at traffic right now. my hometown of san rafael. you're looking at 101, no incidents, holiday light. drive times all in the green right now. even tracy to dublin looking really good, just 24 minutes. there is a high wind advisory on the altamont pass. gillette showing support for the lgbt community and a new ad showing a transgender man shaving for the first time. >> i went into my transition just wanting to be happy and glad i am at the point where i'm able to shave. south, south, north, north, east, west, never in a hurry. right. >> gillette shared this ad on its facebook page as part of my best self campaign. its star sampson brown said the ad will bring hope to other people who are transgender. >> love that ad. that's great. 5:53. today 22 contenders from the bay area will begin their quest to

win the scripps national spelling bee and one of the world's top spellers is from novato. we introduced you to him last week. the seventh grader is ranked 42nd in the world. this will be his second time competing in the national spelling bee. >> i am nervous, i just keep it in. not as nervous as probably most people are, though. >> you can see he works with a coach via video chat. the prelim test will be held today and the televised on stage competition begins tomorrow. you can catch the action on our sister network espn. we're wishing mark all the luck. >> i hope that he goes all the way. it would be awesome to see him on tv, make that round. disney's second run at a live action fill thm year is off to a pretty strong start. >> "aladdin" did better than people thought it would. it brought in $86 million. it sth a

remake, of course, of the 1992 animated film. disney the parent company of abc 7 news. here are the top five movies this holiday weekend. after "aladdin" "john wick," "avengers," and "pokemon." i heard the movie is very cute. expect the road to be jammed with travelers driving home from their memorial day getaway. 43 million people nationwide traveled by car, train and plane. that's an increase of 1.5 million from last year. i know this is ground breaking, people better to be early than late. >> probably around 10% to 5% of the people that are getting here late. they just don't arrive in time. we try to do everything we can to help. >> this summer could set travel record. airlines expect more than 257

million people to fly, an increase of more than 3% from last summer. >> things aren't the same since grumpy cat passed away. >> we can find solace in a new grumpy animal, grumpy cow and it looks like this. her mean mug is getting a lot of attention. she lives on a dairy farm in oregon. the farmer says the cow makes him laugh every day. >> the cow looks sweet. >> i like grumpy cow more than grumpy cat? >> why do we have to compare them like that? >> i don't know. are you saying i'm speaking ill of the dead? >> too soon. warriors fans head to canada to watch the dubs play in game one of the nba finals. we're going to sfo live for you where some are catching an early flight out. >> oklahoma in a state of

emergency. i'm watching things closely as they deal with the aftermath of a deadly tornado. a live look outside at 5:56 in the morning. very quiet, just a friendly jogger and a friendly seagull. let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we're in this together and building a better bay area takes all of

good morning on this monday, may 27th. thanks for starting your memorial day with us. >> happy memorial day.

it's not going to be as garbage as yesterday. but it's not going to be as great as the rest of the week. mike, did i get that right? >> great forecast. >> nailed it. i'm going home. >> okay. here is a look at the winds. they're the issue today. they're not as stout as yesterday. they're still blowing ashore and because of that we are going to continue to be cooler than average even though as you can see a whole lot more sunshine is on the way for our memorial day and good morning on this memorial day. we'll stay in the 50s for the most part at the coast. mid and upper 50s by 7:00. wait until you see this coming weekend. i'll have that coming up. first, some traffic. who is doing it this time? it's my turn, mike. you're in luck. the bay bridge toll plaza, look at that.