hollyfield is live for us in union city. amy. >> reporter: hi, reggie, everyone got a little closer, still no deal. deepers will be on strike. this is their second week of the strike. there was some movement. teachers have ask for a 10% raise. they have come down to 7% over the next two years. it gave everyone some hope, still no agreemtd. >> it's an onbeing process. it hasn't been easy because of our position and their position. >> reporter: the district says it can only afford a one time 3% raise saying they are losing students each year and they have made all the cuts that they can. teachers say they can't afford to live here on this current salary. schools are still opened during the strike, but the day looks

very different without teachers. they've conconsolidated and attendance is down. >> it is now 4:31. hi, mike nikko. >> hi, let's talk about it's dry on doppler 7. we have the may grey. 7:00 we'll be in the low- to mid-50s. the sunshine by the coast by noon, staying in the 50s 62 at the coast at 4:00. spring warmth is here's frances. >> hi, mike. a little backup for the bay

bridge plaza for the bay bridge tolls. so looking good leaving tracy, traffic has slowed down as you make your way to the altamonte pass. so that drive time a little slow. a little yellow there tracy to dublin is now 34 minutes, southbound 680 fine right now and also northbound, highway 85 through the south bay. 101 to coopertino. 16 minutes. >> reggie, thank you. we expect the westfield maul will open. they had a potentially dangerous situation. >> you can hear police ushering people out of the mall around 6:00 last fight. police say they responded to reports of a man that could be

considered a weapon. they caught him at abercrombie and fitch stores. he was taken to the hospital for medical evaluation. a woman took a 4 or adaption. under surveillance video shows her walking around the store with the puppy and then just left on saturday. the pet store is offering $2500 for iris' safe return. >> someone that would take puppy returned alive. >> a man was put into the medical center. he went hiking with his church group. nbc reporter kate larsson

explains how he got lost. >> reporter: an all out search in san jose for a missing hiker. a cal fire helicopter sent down and more than 40 firefighters, urban search and rescue crews and law enforcement officers went looking for the 59-year-old who got lost in the woods after breakfast with fellow church members. >> he remembered from when he was a kid, he wanted to take the trail and see this waterfall. >> reporter: so they went for a hike that took them off trail. david says he and victor fell behind and wandered on to private property looking for help for homeowners. ssg. reporte david said he felt threatened by the plan who said. >> get off the property. get it done. that's when i ran and we separated. >> david made it out of the woods and couldn't find victor, reported him missing. four later he was spotted in this san jose neighborhood about 5 miles from his original hiking

location. rescue crews quickly found him and whisked him away from the hospital. looking exhausted. david was there to see him off. >> i'm glad we're both okay. >> i spoke to a fire captain who says it was a huge relief he was found before dark. he says now it's the unofficial start to summer mast memorial day it's important when people go out hiking, they stick to the trail and bring supplies like food and water. >> an american man from colorado is the 11th drooifr diver to die this season. mountaineers say they are concerned. mount everest is overcrowded. look at. the their only one path to reach the summit. and some wait u to hours for climb. while they are waiting, they increase altitude sickness. on average there are five deaths each season.

authorities in nepal say suggestions of the death are related to heavy traffic are baseless. legal side shows will be the purpose of the meeting in oakland today. officials will discuss possible rules and procedures. the report will also detail the police department's efforts to control side shows. the department says it needs 100 offic officers cannot help when forcement. the city council will consider a resolution today that will advocate for psychedelic drugs, such as mushrooms. supporters say they are natural healers for people that experience ptsd or trauma. so far there is little organized opposition. a santa cruz coffee shop is in a battle with plar overhe word ca ver expecd lawsuit.

they sent them a cease and desist order over the name. the coffee shop owner calls this bullying. >> can anybody imagine a there are 54 billion machinery company coming after a coffee company? i don't think that's even in the cards. >> a statement from cater piller says it is -- caterpillar is only inthd in the cat. >> the warriors head to the nba finals steve kerr has to make a decision today. >> i mentioned three minutes ago, president trump is wrapping up his visit. >> we have the galaxy's edge before it opposite on friday. >> are your bags packed? >> aye. >> all that ahead. first it is 4:37. meow, meow, mike.

>> don't say cat. >> i'm not going to. it costs us money. hello. i hope you have safe travels blackhawk 52. san ramone. most of us 53 to 55 pacifica 50. santa rosa clear and 48 degrees cloud, sunshine, cool, warm, mass ferry rides all right. let's take a look at the north bay. 67 at 11:00. mid- to upper-70s this afternoon, high clouds will take over around 7:00 and 70 degrees east bay not quite as warm mid-60s this afternoon. we start out where cloud cover in san francisco then as we come

through, those high cloud roll in all right. i want to bring frances francesf the weather is nice. traffic is nice. as we head back, everything is looking good. a live shot at the golden gate bridge shows traffic flowing well. they're changing the lane configuration. no problems on the right-hand side and we'll also check out some drive times for you from highway 4 to the maze. it's looking good on southbound 101 in san francisco. mass transit, bart, cal tran, ace reporting, no delays right now but there are some changes on the

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can you imagine that, dealing with one, let alone two? several tornado warnings were lifted early this morning. in fact, there were reports of 60 tornadoes yesterday stretching from colorado and idaho all the way to ohio and here's where they're going to be today. you could see right in the mild of tornado alley, wichita, kansas city, omaha, north of st. louis. it will be a good time for those folks and for us if pennsylvania. check this out, it's been our wettest may since 1998 in san francisco, let's see what's in the offing today. as we look around the state, 76 in fresnfresno. you can see some scattered showers up in the sierra once again. here's a look at the weekend forecast. we have showers and thunderstorms for friday. a lesser chance saturday. the chance keeps tapering by sunday. president trump is returning home following his historic

four-day trip to japan. his visit was intended to show the strength of the alliance between the u.s. and japan. much of the trip was center open major issues like trade, iran and north korea. the president says he is not concerned by north korea's recent missile tests. he called leader kim jong-un a quote very smart man. he even justified kim's insult directed at joe biden. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low iq individual. he probably s. based on his record. >> meanwhile, the biden campaign has declined to comment. president trump and the first lady expected to be back at the white house sometime this afternoon. >> all right. thank you, jessica. >> happening today, the warriors will fly to toronto for games one and two for the nba finals. >> the team has not decided if kevin durant will play today. he's not been cleared

court work. demarcus cousins is questionable. he has been side lined with a corn quad muscle. abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors, catch game one on thursday. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. right here with the dovubs on >> galaxy's edge will open on friday. they expect massive crowds. guests have to have a reservation and they will be limited to four hours galaxy's edge. they will have a special wrist badge, to identify the time window. one they expire, access to key attractions will close. storm troopers will export visitors to the gates so a new group can come in. >> wow. >> disney cast members have been able to check out the park's new attractions early. >> it's like being on another

planet. it's very immersive, from the characters there, the rides, the whole areas, pretty awesome. >> i'm traveling to disneyland live on abc morning thursday d morning. by the way, disney is the parent company ofbc 7 news. so i expect to eat all the things including the blue milk. >> the land milk? is that what that is? >> i will find out. look. i'm a huge disney fan. >> yeah. >> i don't know all the ins and outs of "star wars." >> when you come back you will hopefully know it out. >> once you drink the banchi milk. please, i'm not going to ask you to bring me a lightsaber, to bring one home and i can try it out. >> you want to write me a check? >> especially if you get a real one so they do have a build your

own lightsaber area. truth be told if disney didn't own "star wars," would you still be a "star wars" fan? >> okay. no, i grew up with "star wars," totally. >> i think it will bring a lot of people into the be nea y are never more than seven minutes away. it's about 52 degrees right now. it's cloudy out there but we will turn that may grey to warm sunshine, dry pattern takes control. >> that means we got warmer weather with a spread next week. remember the temperature spreads between the coast and inland neighborhoods. that's on the way. here's a look at the cloud cast. what you are seeing is by 12:00, everything is back to the coast. a few pockets of sunshine developing there. you can see a little clearing so it will be clear there. gorgeous sunset.

absolutely. halfmoon bay san francisco. you can see as you move inland, we've got mid- to upper-70s in the south bay and upper 70s to near 80. low- to mid-50s. pretty close. all right. here's a look at my accuweather 7-day forecast. our first sign of 80s today. they just stay. thursday may they may pull back a little bit. we have a cold front. maybe a renegade shower in lake and mendocina counties. there is your first 80s around the bay. still free air-conditioning at the coast. >> all right. mike. we got some slowing in mountain view, northbound 85 to forth bound 101. apparently there is police activity so the connector is blocked. so the hov is opened. it can be slow and go through mountain view. a signaturealert has been issue.

san jose, northbound 280 for headlights. there is some road work scheduled on highway 17 until 6:00 this morning. but so far it's fought causing any big problems. we check out mass transit for you, a heads up from muni on the t third line. there will be shuttle lines from embarcadero to sunnyvale. this is taking place through june. an australian teen arrested for hacking into apple systems says he was hoping to get a job. he created false credentials to download internal documents when he was 13 and again when he was 15. he recently bleed guilty to hacking charges. he won't face jail time because apple wasn't affected and a judge told him to use his talents for good.

so it's not a no. >> in today's tech bytes, nasa's efforts to regulate drones and say good-bye to youtube gaming. >> today's tech bytes, a reported new way fans to share music. >> word is they will share to twoevic at the same time. we give them the same cape and the gaming app is shutting down tuesday. >> most users still watched gaming users on the main app and understand what youtube gaming was even for. get ready for the debut of an air traffic system for drones. >> the first test in the city began last week in reno multiple drones were in the air at the same time, operators couldn't see them. they have to rely on gps.

>> those are your tech bytes. >> have a gait day. the action the city and its citizens are taking today. plus, if you are feeling

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63. a cool 58 by the time they take another one from thehead red hot angels. >> we are focused on issues that matter to you. today open mayor libby shaft will highlight what the cities are doing to fix them. there is a backlog. moemp 7,000 potholes that need fixing. some people are taking matters into their own hands. a few weeks ago, we introduced you to two people that call call themselves the pothole vigilantes they are hoping recruit more people to help. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >> if you have a phone number in

the 510 area code you have to dial a 1 within making a local call. it starts next month. it will allow them to share the same territory. it will cost the same to call people in the same area code. it's being added because 510 numbers are in short supply. the new dialing policy starts june 22nd. let's take a look in san jose. it's about 54 degrees. it's cloudy northbound towards mineta san jose international from 87. what you are going to see today is a huge jump in the temperatures anywhere from about 5 to 12 degrees warmer than it was yesterday afternoon. from san francisco going 60 to 65. redwood city, 10 degrees warmer, petaluma. 75. notice the cool weather june 1st through the 9th across the boarder with canada. while we are going to be at

least 50% chance of above average temperatures. that's when i have 90s coming back. we will talk more about that in a minute. here's frances. >> we will check out the ride right now on westbound 80 for headlights through emeryville. traffic is flowing well. no big problems in the east bay. you can see it is getting a little more crowded there and the drive time good from highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes. there is slowing westbound across the bay bridge. it's now a 17-minute trip. southbound 101, that's an easy 9-minute ride. we are trafficking a sigalert in mountain view. the northbound connector ramp is closed due to police activity. however, the car pool lane or hov lane is opened. so there is some slowing approaching the scene. we'll keep you posted on that. again for the muni, shuttle buses in place until june 3rd due to a platform ucsf mission bay upgrade.

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news to build a better bay area. >> this is abc 7 morning,. >> now at 5:00, looking live outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will have plenty of company on the road this morning, unlike yesterday, as people head back to work and school after the long holiday weekend. >> what a difference a day makes. >> we didn't go anywhere. we were here. >> we were all here for you. whether you were here or not, that's your thing. >> for now you are back. >> never more than 7 minutes away. >> good morning, here's a nice sight. a dry live doppler 7. the may grey signaling that. er with getting back to an average flow pattern. we will have delays at sfo. about 55 minutes from now. here's a look at my 12 hour planner. mo