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. mostly 50s. we'll be mostly sunny except at

the coast. they're in the 50s. 78 for the rest of us. mid-60s at 7:00. 64 for the rest of us. we'll take a look at the time table coming up. here's frances. >> a new crash reported. so we'll see if this causes slowing. here's a look. you can see traffic is backed up towards the end of the parking lot. we are tracking a sigalert. the connection ramp to northbound 101 is currently blocked due to police activity. the hov lane is opened. cars are getting by. it is causing some slowing in the area. >> now a live desk update. >> tens of power outages are affecting more than 5 million people in ohio after multiple tornadoes there. i want to show you this new video we have overnight of the

damage. the national weather service said a large and dangerous tornado hit northwest of dayton. a second twister crossed shortly after the path. one resident says it went from dead quiet to the sound of a jet engine taking off. >> my head is up against the wall. there is wind from the tornadoes pushing through up to the vent into my face. i'm freaking out sitting there. it lasts about 10 to 15 seconds, scariest 15 seconds of my life. >> the national guard has been deployed to the area. crews are using snow piles to clean up the debris covering highways right now. there are no remaining tornado warnings. but there is a chance for damaging winds and a little bit of hail today. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. on the peninsula, a up can him came home to find a surprise, a mountain lion hairing out back cats this am. g.have oh, thank goodness, no w

have not seen a mountain lion out here right now. >> reporter: good morning. this whole situation has put people in this community on edge here. the mountain lion was spotted around 9:00 thursday night on oak view way and as you all mentioned, caught on cameras. we're going to take you all to that video right now so you can see it. the mountain lion there. based on the size, the tail, the way it jumped. it was clear it was a mountain lion. not anything else. the family was getting back to their home thursday when anthony saw what he thought was a cat near his driveway. the closer he got, he realized it was not a cat. california fish and wild life says more than half of the state is prime mountain lion habitat. his neighbor says this is not >> a few years back, there was one in the back yard down here, that had taken a deer down right next door to us. the time. they don't come down all the

time here. >> the state's department of fish and wild life says statistically people are more likely to be attacked by lightning than a mountain lion. for now, reporting live. jobina fordson, nbc 7 news. >> thanks, jobina. what should you do? do not run, make yourself as big as possible and there are more tips you should snow. san francisco mayor london breed wants to restore the public's trust. police chief william scott relinquished control into the death of a former public defender. a controversial police report was leaked to a freelance reporter. the police raided his home. chief scott apologized for the raid. >> the facts haven't changed.

there were issues in, i am not going to point fingers publicly and make asaysment when we're asking for outside eyes to come in and look at this investigation. >> the police union suggested chief scott resign or be fired. when asked if he should resign, mayor breed said, quote, i'm not jumping to any conclusions based on demands from an organization or person. the naacp issued a statement in support of chief scott writing the civil rights community stands solidly behind chief bill scott. he is recognized of a raid of a journalist's home office. we believe his admission the searches were probably illegal as well as his call for an independent investigation deteriorate he is the right leader for sfpd. overnight, a fairfield man was arrested within officers working dui enforcement pulled him over. police say they found drugs, scale, a large amount of cash in william scribners car when they

pulled him over for speeding. using k-9, officers found a gun in a nearby front yard. police say he is a convicted felon. now he is facing several drug charges. the maximum enforcement periods ended monday night. officers made nearly 1,000 dui arrests. 21 people lost their lives in crashes. many people targeted memorial day after those devastating february floods. some still aren't ready for customers. the near record floods, the owner is opening for a reopening next month. they plan to open its doors next week. but the stores are getting busy again, giving the recovering community a boost of confidence. >> i'm super surprised, i'm happy to see this many people

out here. it's been quiet the last month or two. >> it looks like a happy town again. >> more people may have visited because of seasons and late season rains and fast moving currents. >> wow. >> maybe not a good time to go floating down the rivers. hopefully, we can do that. 52 in orinda. everybody else around 54 and 55 degrees along the east bay shore. let's see everywhere else, low- to mid-50s. 51 in pacifica. 55 in san jose, 54 in antioch. the cool spot, santa rosa, a little less cloud cover. the golden gate bridge. the clouds are just right above the bridge this morning. so they could settle down a little bit. if you are going to be out and about today, this is spring in all its glory. the beach is gusty today. small-craft advisory north of the bay bridge. east of the golden gate bridge. we'll have southwest winds

gusting up to around 30, 35 miles per hour. peninsula today. peninsulas until 9:00. near 70 at lunch. low 70s, clouds to sunshine to high clouds. same tlipg in the east bay valleys, low clouds through 7:00. a lot of sunshine to push us into the upper 70s, high clouds rome in around 7:00 and 72 degrees. the last stop will be the south bay. we will have cloudiness at 58. near 70 to the low 70s, and high clouds and sunshine. about 65. jacket weather returning at 7:00. shorts and short sleeve weather, even pool weather coming up in the accu-weather 7-day forecast. >> looking forward to that pool weather. we have bad news and good news. northbound 85 to northbound 101 is now opened. so looking good but westbound rhicago mayeckg reported.

we could see additional slowdowns. also, westbound 580 a very slow and go ride. so the drive time for that is red. tracy to dublin, 52 minutes westbound 4 we'll keep an eye on because of that crash. from antioch to concord it is 15 minutes. >> round two of the scripps national spelling bee. hundreds are vying for the title. >> people finished the task yesterday, sellers will be on stage gets under way this morning. there are 22 contestants from the bay area. you can launch today's round espn3 which streams online. coming up next, the seven things you need to know to start your day. >> plus more on a woman's survival. and another death on mount everest. we talk to a local climbing

expert about why the trek is it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's.

. it's 5:12. if you are just joining us, here are the seven thingsnumber one, answering the second week of their strike. late night negotiations got both sides closer. but they won't meet again until

tomorrow afternoon. >> a couple in redwood city came home. the couple's next cam caught the tail end of the encounter. number three from the live desk. 70,000 outages are affecting about 5 million people in ohio after tornadoes touched down. there is widespread damage all across the state. back here, we're in a quiet pattern. so we're going to be number four. building warmth today and tomorrow, a little of a pullback thursday. when the surge comes back this weekend, it's going to be summer-like. number five today oakland mayor libby shack will highlight what the city is doing to fix potholes. there is a backlog of 7,000 that need fixing. cruise will fill some of them this week. ing in six, the hot spot for traffic headed into concord, westbound chicago an injury h. traffic is slowing as you make your way towards 242. >> number 7, warriors head to

toronto today for game one of the fba finals. you can watch the game right here on nbc 7 this thursday. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. the death to him has now risen to 11 near the top of the world. >> an american died yesterday after he reached the summit of mount everest. abc 7 news spoke with a well known bay area climbing expert. he explains what's made this season so difficult if particular. >> reporter: chris coolich, the attorney and experienced climber from boulder, california, died monday on mount everest after heading down to camp. he's the second person and 11th american this week. >> the appeal to be there is so strong. it doesn't seem to dissuade people. >> reporter: he owns this quarry. outside he scaled yosemites el capitan 170 times. he has tackled extreme climbs in south america. 22,000 feet where the air is

thin. >> you just can't think. your head hurts so bad. >> reporter: on everest with a narrow window of good weather, there is a traffic jam of climbers forced to handle lethal death zones where oxygen tanks can run out. >> i get that, here are two people dying, there are three dozen people walking by them. >> reporter: nepal issued a record number of permits at $11,000 each. he believes that process needs to be changed. >> no matter how good you are, some of the best mountaineers in the world have died. >> reporter: he says all climbers need to know the risks and be prepared to stale the tallest mountain in the world. >> all right. it is 5:15. happening today the louisiana house is scheduled to vote on the heart beat bill. that's when a fetal heart beat is detected in the womb. the state senate voted in favor of it last mont. they say a woman may not know

she is pregnant at six weeks. governor john bell edwards, a democrat and anti-abortionist is expected to sign the bill if it passes the house? now a live desk update with jessica castro. >> today is the start of a historic trial in oklahoma, involving one of the leading world pharmaceutical companies. johnson & johnson is being blamed for the opioid epidemic i. they claim they act as a drug kingpin. misrepresenting their risk and overstating their effectiveness. johnson and jonson's parent company denied the allegations, the state is looking to take as much as 17.5 billion in the next 20 to 30 years to compensate for the damage. so we're watching it closely. they think it could increase the risk of heart attacks, according to a study at the stanford cardio vascular institute. ecigarettes can hinder the cell's ability to survive and

function. scientists say they are known to play a role in heart disease. the study claims the damaging effects were also found in ecigarette liquid that does not contain nicotine. researchers tested six liquids in the new study. which flavor component is most responsible for those effects and how it works is unclear. this morning, we are hearing from hiker amanda eller after that amazing survival story in hawaii. she was found after 17 days, lost and alone in the maui wilderness. >> hi. i'm okay. hi. >> big smiles from the 35-year-old yoga instructor. she thanked everyone that searched may 8th on a three mile hike. she was found weeks later near a waterfall. she says she survived on berries, guava and insects and spent the night in the den of a

wild boar. >> you showed up hard. this is like true aloha. i have lived here four years. i've never experienced anything like this. >> eller is in a wheelchair with injuries to her leg and feet still. but she is expected to make a full recovery. >> it is amazing how people came out to look for her and didn't give up. you are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nikko is standing by with a look at your day. >> san rafael, the temperature is 52 degrees. no fog right now. it will become sunny and warmer this afternoon. but the low clouds are following a return. a sure sign spring is here. >> that spring warmth will turn to summer warmth next week. for today, let's break out the microclimates. 73 to 77 through the south bay, san jose, santa clara, 74. 68 in millbrae on the peninsula.

mid- to upper-60s for downtown, sausalito with 74 to 78 through most of the north bay valleys. along the east bay about 73 in hercules, union city and fremont. as you move into the valleys, 77 to 72 degrees. notice how it warms off nicely, low- to mid-50s. pretty close. tomorrow we'll add a degree or two to the forecast. a cold front passing to our north will drop us into the 60s and 70s. look at the surge of warmth. by monday, 90 inland, 80s around the bay. summer spread then. frances. >> looking forward to the summer spread. right now we can find normal delays, backed up. so it's about a 15-minute wait heading into san francisco. our hot spot right now is in the east bay. westbound 4 as an injury crash for chicago highway. traffic is slow and go there.

once you make a pass, it's looking good on 242 and 680. almost an hour now. there is extra time on the westbound 4 ride from antioch to contoured, an 18-minute trip. south bay traffic looking good with this live shot of highway 87. 101 is 79 i fine all the way up the peninsula into san francisco. reggie, natasha? thank you. in today's gma first look, former basketball star lamar odom has more. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look lamar odom raw and candid like you've never seen him before. opening up exclusively to abc news of his new memoir, darkness to light. his battle of addiction. >> it's really a story of triumph overcoming obstacles. >> over a lot of tragedy.

>> you are looking to fill that void. you know, with things and some things i was trying to fill that void with were destructive. >> your first time with cocaine was laced with sex. what was that like to be introduced to that toxic brew? >> for me that's exactly what it was. it was toxic. it was like unleashing a demon. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have more with lamar about his battle with sobriety w. your gma first look, i'm juju chang, abc news, new york. now we will completely change topics here and talk about pancake chain ihop. once again teasing a name change. >> so soon the p will stand for something other than pancakes. the restaurant tweeted out this video with a caption what could the p be? find out on june 3rd. the reaction to the mix as you remember last year, the restaurant temporarily changed its name to ihob as a publicityy

menu. fool me once. >> the p stands for perturbed. pretty much over it. >> yes. pretty annoyed. pretty done. >> the p doesn't stand for puppy. but that is the next story. a puppy theft caught on camera the reward offered. >> plus angels on the golden gate bridge. the holiday effort to stop holiday jumper

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ohhhh man. took my hat off. ♪ that's crazy! lets go mets! lets go meeets! ♪ so when we looked at the accuweather forecast, pond popped out, 90s showed up. well, as we move beyond next monday. we have a 50% high temperatures and more chances of reaching 90 degrees in our inland neighborhoods. >> thanks, mike. well, health officials in san diego county have expanded their beach closure because of

sewage contaminated runoff from the tijuana river in mexico. the entire shore line will be closed until testing shows the water is safe. officials say more than $110 million gallons of toxic flow water flowed north since april. volunteers known as the bridge watch angels with their blue beanies and badgeing walk along the span. memorial day is particularly hard for those who served in the mi military they report 6,000 veteran suicide each year. the bridge watch angels is to not only hop nor those who have served our country and honor those who have died by suicide. >> sometimes having a kind person to be present is

importan important. >> less than three month since it opened. a world war vet jumped off the bridge. the golden gate bridge is starting to take shape. the three injured foot sections are being fabricated if a plant in richmond. installation of the supports has already begun. the system is similar to others installed on nearly a dozen bridges around the world. if you or someone you love is struggling with suicidal thoughts, you can find your ally at abc7news.com take action. we have links to resources on suicide prevention and other issues. >> we are coming back with a full 90 minutes of news and continued efforts to fill potholes in the east bay. also. there was some movement in the teacher's strike. coming up next, we'll tell you what that means for today. jess xa is tracking a tragedy in japan. a man with a knife attacks a

group of school girls waiting at a bus stop outside tokyo. plus a plan goes missing during a hike in san jose. how he was discovered four hours after getting separated from his group. first a live look outside, it is

the national weather service is on the ground and the dayton, ohio area following two suspected tornadoes that happen minutes apart. no fatalities there, three minor injuries reported. a man armed with knives attacks a group at a bus stop killing a man and young woman. we will hear the promise this morning from the japanese prime minister. it is day five of the teacher's strike in union city. overnight, the union saying the latest round of negotiations with the new haven school district did not end well.

good morning. welcome back to school and work on this tuesday, may 28th. >> it is 5:30. you are never more than seven days away from your accuweather forecast. mike nikko has a look. >> spring average levels today. just keep climbing after thursday. a little bit of a sea breeze today. you can see 14 miler with wind in fairfield and sfo. the rest of us are pretty grey to start. let me throw some numbers at you. your accuweather 12-hour planner through 7:00. we stay in the mid-50s at noon at the coast. 66 around the bay. 62 at the coast. it's about as warm as it gets at 4:00. 74 to 78 for bay and inland neighborhoods. we'll take a look at the 90s when they return coming up. first, here's frances with the compute. >> we got a couple problems in the east bay. that's where we are seeing slowing. a new crash before eupon the

canyon. the middle lane may be blocked. so traffic will start slowing down as you make your way past the dublin interchange. what has been slow all morning, typical, is westbound 580. in fact, it's crawling as you leave tracy to the altamonte pass. also an accident in the east bay as well another one westbound for chicago. traffic is backed up all the way through bay point and into pittsburgh. >> frances, thank you. the east bay still no deal. this morning, teachers for the new haven school district are entering the second week of their strike. >> they are closer than they were. we are hearing they are not meeting until afternoon. >> hi, reggie, teachers have changed their demands. they have come down, still no agreement. so you will see them back out on the picket line today in front of schools in hayward and in union city. so they are going to be going

into their second week of the strike. they will be in front of 12 schools. the teachers wanted a 12% raise. they are asking for 7% over two years. they made the change last night after long rounds of talks and being out of the classroom for five days. >> we've come down to that. i understand we want to get it settled and to get back in the classroom and serve the students. >> we just don't have the capacity to do the big on the schedule pay increases that the union is currently asking for. >> so the district says it are apart. 11,000 students are caught in the middle. school is in session. it looks very different with substitute teachers and consolidated classes and attendance is down significantly. they are going back to the bargaining table tomorrow. so, it's definitely plan on the strike lasting through today and possibly through tomorrow.

we'll keep you posted. reporting live in union city, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> now to a story making headlines across the world. japanese prime minister shinzo abe promising to take necessary action to protect children after there was a deadly stabbing there in japan overnight and authorities say a middle aged man carrying a knife in each hand attacked a group of school girls that were lined up at a bus stop outside tokyo. he then stabbed himself. three were killed, including the attacker and 16 were hurt. most of those victims were young girls. wrpiptathe country. he's on his way back to the united states. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. in san francisco, the westfield mall on market street will reopen today after a potentially dangerous situation. in his cell phone video, you can hear police ushering people out of the mall around 6:00 last

night. they responded to reports of a man swinging an object. officers caught him between holister and abercrombie stores. he was taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. a hiker is found alive. he went hiking yesterday with his church group at alan rock park in san jose. he and two other men went off the trail because he wanted to see a waterfall he remembered as a kid. two fell behind and wandered on to private property looking for help from homeowners who that they were trespassing. >> he got hysterical. he went in his house. like he was going to get it done. seeing that kind of referred me. >> that was the hiker's friend. they were separated after running away. his friend made it out of the woods and couldn't find him and reported him missing. you can see he is okay. he was spotted on home security footage about 5 miles from where ficio rem us to sti the trails and try to stay with your partner orgroup. >> abc 7 news, we are

focusing on the issues that matter to you. a big concern is the number of potholes on our roads. today oakland mayor libby shaft will highlight what the city is doing to fix them. crews will fill them this week. there is a backlog of more than 7,000 potholes that need fixing. remember a few weeks ago, we showed you these two people. they call themselves the pothole vigilantes they don't want to be identified. they say they are filling potholes because they love their city. the duo posted flyers and uploaded photos of instagram. city officials are not standing by us. they say it's dangerous, because the city could be held liable if work done by pothole vigilantes damages someone's car. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them on facebook. happening todahe ndwo of eaorto

head team kurz has not decided if kevin durant will play in game one. he hasn't been cleared since ca conference semi-finals. demarcus cousins is questionable for game one. he has been side lined since april 15th with a torn quad musz him. while the warriors have to deal with the raptors on the court. they will be dealing with raptor drake on the side lines. >> he is a rapper fan and he has tattoos. coach steve kushz says he considers drake's antics fun. >> he's always up there. he is always a character and our guys are always talking trash with him. i kind of think it's fun and the nba kind of embraces the pop culture dynamic. we got e-40. ready for them, too. >> well, abc 7 is the only place to watch the golden state warriors in the nba finals. catch game one thursday. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m.

with the dubs on 7 pre game show. much more ahead, if you have been feeling burned out at work. you could actually have a medical condition. the symptom doctors will look for. plus, his "jeopardy" winning streak is going strong. now james holzhauer could break jennings earnings. people are making their way into work today. mike innicco is standing by with a look at your weather. >> may grey out there as we look from the san mateo bridge. good morning, everybody. here's a look at the temperatures. they are milder as we expected. 50 in daly city. 52 in halfmoon bay, pretty much 54 every on the peninsula. how often do you see that? we got 55 to 56 along the east bay shore to san jose. low- to mid-50s in the east bay valleys, 47 to 52 is your spread across the north bay. i was going to talk about t pla. we got cloud this morning, sunshine this afternoon.

it's cool, it will be warm if you take mass transit back home to places like the east bay or down into the south bay, the ferry ride will be breezy again. speaking of the north. through the 50s, total sunshine, we head towards 70 at noon, high clouds, sunshine, east bay not quite as robust. in the 50s throught:00 with cloud cover. we break out if sunshine, mid-60s, high clouds roll in, during the evening hours. we drop down to 60 degrees at 7:00. san francisco, sun chine, we start off cloudy, mid-50s. we warm up to around the low- to mid-60s. we drop down into the upper 50s with those high clouds and sunshine this evening. this is just the beginning. we got real warm weather. first i want to bring frances, say good morning. >> i'm so looking forward to that warmer with etc. >> and sleeping in. >> and sleeping in. >> thanks for being here today. >> thanks, for having me.

we have some problems in the east bay. that's where we are seeing our slow spots. we check out this frash past san ramone, a lane may be blocked. i think we will see slowing out of the dublin interchange. also, there has been an injury crash out there for a while, westbound 4 as you make your way towards concord. highway traffic is blocked and rather traffic is slow and a lane may be blocked and it's sluggish from bay point and pittsburgh and here is the drive time for you so those two slow spots, westbound 580 from tracy to dublin is over an hour right now that westbound 4 ride from antioch to concord is 24 minutes because of that crash. but southbound 101 and the north bay has been problem-free, looking good from san rafael to san francisco. reggie, natasha. >>

man, that's a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet?

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so, yesterday, very active day with 62 tornados, report of them across the country from idaho all the way to ohio. in the last three days, a 111 reports of tornado and the best chance today around omaha, wichita, st. louis, chicago. and almost the entire state of pennsylvania. back here at home, we're transitioning to quiet weather. except for up in the sierra. low 60s in tahoe, yosemite, 76

in fresno. 82 in sacramento, 84 in chico. near 70 in so cal. here's a look at heavenly. if you are headed up there this weekend. the chance of thunderstorms continues friday. it tapers through the weekend. right now president trump is headed home after his four-day historic trip to japan. much of the trip was centered on major issues, like trade, iran and north korea. the president says he is not concerned by north korea's n missile tests. >> kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low iq individual. he probably is, based on his record. >> the biden campaign declined to comment. meanwhile, president trump and the first lady is expected to be back at the white house this

afternoon. >> thank you. >> legal side shows will be the focus act possible rules and procedures. it will detail the police department's efforts to control side shows. the department says it needs 100 officers to respond to ensure safety. it's been relying on a side show task force to confront spectators. police have fought regularly rely on other agencies to help when forcement. the oakland city council will also consider a resolution today that would advocate for psychedelic drugs like mushrooms. supporters say they are natural healers for people that experience ptsd or trauma. so far there is little organized opposition. in the east bay, there is a big reward for the return of a stolen puppy. a woman took a 4 or 5-month-old female chihuahua mix iris at the lafayette pet food express. under surveillance shows her walking around the store with a puppy. the pet store is offering $2500 bucks for iris is safe return.

>> someone that would take a puppy i can't imagine would be the right home. so we really want to see iris brought back. >> the suspect is believed to be a woman in her 20s with a tattoo on her right hand and a nose ring. a santa cruz coffee shop is in a legal battle with caterpillar bulldozers, they're fighting over the word cat. cat and cloud coffee has been in business for almost three years and it neverte a trademark lawsuit. caterpillar, ink, sent them a cease and desist the coffee shop owner is calling it a bully. >> can anyone believe a 54 billion company is coming off a coffee company? i don't think that's in the cards. >> a statement from caterpillar says it is only interested in keeping the trademark. >> i thought the logo. it's the word cat with a picture of a literal cat. >> i know. >> we'll see how that goes.

are you burned out from working too much? well, you may have a medical condition. >> apparently the world health organization recognizes burnout. they can diagnose them if they have three symptoms, exhaustion, mental distance or cynicism about work and problems getting work done. doctors can only diagnose it for work by the way not other life situations. a lot of people i know are burnt out. the treatment for it? i haven't seen what this is. >> other than rest and quitting your job. >> yay! >> what else is there? i'd like to know. here's a look at what's going on this morning. 280 at 17 in san jose, where we got cloudy conditions this morning. now as you go above the cloud, you see the solid deck. we should get rid of it quick. this may be a warm sunshine this

afternoon. dry pattern this afternoon. a good chance at all coming at us. it's that time of the year. summer spread develops next week. spread between the coast and our inland neighborhoods. it never completely covers the north bay. by noon, it's easily back to the coast. we open up for a few pockets of sunshine, now as we head into the evening hours. you can see it's starting to move back along the peninsula. into the bay. >> that will lead us to cloudiness tonight. in fact, here's a look. we'll ignore that and move on. talk about temperatures will be in the mid-60s along the coast. upper 60s in san francisco. about 70 to 75 around the bay and mid- to upper-70s inland. tonight we fall back into the low- to mid-50s. all right. here's a look at my accuweather 7-day forecast. a little warmer tomorrow across the board a couple degrees. the stronger sea breeze, the cold front passing to the north will drop down the temperatures thursday. when they come back, they're

stronger with mid-60s at the boast. 80s around the bay. mid-80s to 90 sunday and monday next week. frances. we have a few sluggish spots. a problem area on the peninsula. it's reported on northbound 280 or northbound 1. it doesn't look like an accident, though, possibly some road, rather a road obstruction. also westbound 580 past san ramone an earlier crash has been reported. we're not seeing too much slowing out of the dublin interchange. we'll check out the ride westbound slow through pittsburgh and bay point because of an earlier crash. traffic is sluggish in the area. you will also find crowded conditions on westbound 80 through emeryville. the usual slow and go. bay bridge backed up into the maze. if you want to take mass transit, bart looking good, cal tran report roing no delays. ace number 1 and 3 are a few minutes behind schedule.

>> thank you. an australian teen arrested after hacking into apple systems says he was hoping the kane would give him a job. the 17-year-old created false credentials to download internal documents when he was 13 years old. he did it again when he was 15. he recently pleaded guilty to hacking charges. he's not going to face any jail time. apple wasn't affected financially or intellectually. a judge released him on bond and told him to use his talents for good. i'm telling you, he is probably going to be our boss a at some point. >> what a story. meanwhile, apple users could have a way to share music. gone are the old school head phone splitters? no, no, no, the next iphone will stream audio to multiple blue tooth devices, so you and your friend can listen to the same music, same song. it will give iphones the same capability as recent samsung phones. >> it's exciting. if you have a phone number

in the 510 area code, you have to dial a 1 making local calls starting next month. the change will allow the area code to share the same territory as 510. it will still cost the same for 510 customers to call people within the same area code. the 341 is being added. they're running out of numbers in 510. skip the trip to ikea. why it will soon be easier to shop from home. >> why they are building the first u.s.-mexico border. the $20 million crowd funding effort that is behind it. we are days away from the opening of "star wars" land. what you can look forward to other than reggie keys report. live from "star wars" land. >> i will take you there. we'll leave you with a live look outside of our planet either before i go to the planet

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hi there. the hottest team in baseball. right in our back yard. the as, winners of ten consecutive games. they tike e take on the angels again dropping down to 58. much cooler than the hot as. walnut creek. see one of the biggest jumps in temperature. nearly 66 yesterday, 78 today, petaluma. even degreesum up t 75. a 10 degrees jump to 72. hayward, san jose, san francisco anywhere 5 to 8 degrees warmer. you can see the jet stream moving north. the cool pattern as we head from the 1st of june through the 9th. but we have a 50% chance of above average temperatures.

so those 90s that start monday could linger. well into next week. frances. >> we have a new crash in santa rosa, mike. it's blocking the connector ramp eastbound 12 to northbound 101. they are trying to clear it. 101 is looking good in both directions. westbound 580 tracy to dublin an hour and 11 minutes right now and the slow and go ride on westbound 4 continues because of an earlier crash from antioch to concord. that's a 25 move minute ride. 101 looking good, san rafael to san francisco, 17 minutes. you find the usual slow and goh traffic which is backed up to the plaza. bay area native bill buckns. he played for the red sox for

the 1986 world series. a tied game. 2 out. new york at bat. the mets got a hit. the ball rolled between the thee legs. it's a 22 year career winning a national league batting title. he graduated from napa high school. he was battling dementia when he was 69-years-old. a private group says it starting building its own border wall. heavy machinery rumbled over the site near the new mexico, texas state line. the group is called, we build the wall steve bannon is on the advisory board. he says it connects two 21-mile sections of a existing fencing. chinese tourism dropped for the first time in 15 years. according to national travel and tourism office. travel from common to the u.s. fell china for the drop.

but the u.s. government expects chinese tourism will grow 2% this yeert. disneyland's new land "star wars" galaxy's edge will open to the public on friday. >> of course, the department expects mcrowds. for the first three weeks, guests have to have a reservation. they will be limited to four hours in galaxy's edge. you need a special wrist band. once that expires, access to the attractions will close. i'm actually traveling there today i will show us thursday. by the way, disney in the parent company. >> i'm excited, too. i want to know everything about the personalized light sabres. i want you to tell me what the blue milk tastes like. i think it's a mix of rice and milk. and in line for your vegetarianism. i'm all here for you? i will be able to ride the new ride the millennium falcon. so i'm super excited. i can't wait to show you. now to an abc news

exclusive. former "jeopardy" exclusive jennings. >> james holzhauer is within his record 74-day streak. the unique approach includes reading children's books and picking answers from the bottom up, ensuring a big bank roll on the daily double. ken jennings talked about holzhauer's run. >> for 15 years i thought somebody was going to make a run at this record. i was there, i saw it happen. i know it's been possible. what i did not expect somebody can make a run at the cash record in like a third of the time. it's really astounding what he's doing. >> he is very well-spoken. a great talking head. >> sure. of course. >> coming up, hear from jennings what he thinks would happen. >> we have another hour ahead, including mountain lion sighting on the peninsula.

what you need to know if you spot one at your house. also at the live desk, i am tracking a series of tornadoes that tore through the mid-west,

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good morning. it is tuesday, may 28th. it means a lot of you are just getting back from vacation and ready to go to work. >> we have been here for you. we are still here for you. you are never more than 7 minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist mike innicco. >> look at this. live doppler 7 dry. we are in our dry pattern. you can see the may grey. it's not thick. look for faster sunshine and wa