>> they need four more wins for their third straight nba title. it begins tonight in toronto. we are so excited. good morning. it is thursday, may 30th. >> oh, yeah, we are counting down to abc's coverage of game one of the warriors versus raptors live. you can seep the countdown clock, 12 hours, 30 minutes to go. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike? people probably aren't as excitemented as the 12 or 13 hours we have to wait. look at the stout sea breeze and a juicy air mass this morning. 48 to 55, that's our temperature at 7:00 this morning. we stay in the 50s at the coast.

mid-60s at noon and then barely 70. definitely a cooler day today. it's just a blip on the road to 80s and 90s coming up. >> we have some road work just wrapping up on 101. we had various lanes closed until 5:00. that has cleared from the boards. they wrapped that up on time this morning. the southbound side looking better. northbound side, a few extra minutes to fully clear out. a quick check of drive times. an earlier crash reported westbound 80 near apion way. you're in the green at 22 minutes. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo in the green at ten minutes. thank you. happening tonight the warriors are looking to get off to a strong start as they try to win their third title. >> they got some practice in at

scotiabank. after playing the cleveland cavaliers in change of scenery. >> to be able to start here in toronto against a different opponent in our fifth straight finals. i like the energy that we're coming in with for game one. >> while the warriors are playing in toronto, oracle arena will still be packed with fans because the dubs are hosting a watch party. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at oracle with all the details. hi, amy. >> reporter: good morning. the warriors won't be here, unfortunately, but their fans will be here to cheer them on in their home. here are some videos. you can get a energy. it feels like a game. they will have the same food and warriors entertainment from performers like the dance team,

activities so lots to do. it's very interactive and of course the game on the big screens. it costs $25 to get in.into you do have to pay for parking. the game will be back here for game three on monday. if you can't wait to be surrounded by fans, come out here tonight and the money you pay for your tickets, some of the proceeds will go to charity. they'll be giving that to the oakland charity foundation. there will be a watch party here tomorrow night. the warriors return home to play game three here on monday. reporting live in oakland, amy

hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> sounds exciting. thank you, amy. this afternoon on abc 7 news catch dion lim and mindi bach. our coverage begins with our newscast. nba countdown at 5:30 and the game at 6:00. be sure to stay tuned for after the game as well with sports anchor larry beil. game two is sunday in toronto, also right here on abc 7. b.a.r.t. officials and a push for major system upgrades following the deadly bay bridge crash. that box. one person in the box truck died.

b.a.r.t. has applied for $1.25 billion from the federal government so it can carry more people. federal transit officials will let the request idle for a year and a half. it's not an option for b.a.r.t. and is essential the federal government step up to the plate. >> right now b.a.r.t. can move 27,000 commuters aboard 23 trains through the tube per hour. abc 7 news was at the embarcadero as people were heading home last night and many cars were pretty full. riders tried to take it in stride. in terms ofomfort and commute,

it adds strain but it is what it is. >> some people say they had to leave work early to beat the crowds. the state assembly has passed legislation that could turn hundreds of thousands of independent contractors into employees. companies would be forced like lyft and uber to classify drivers as employees and offer benefits like sick pay. the bill goes at the ride hailing companies. the bill must be approved by the state senate. also approved a statewide rent cap bill that advocates say will protect renters w apply by tho covered by rent control ordinances. california would the second to increase rent this year.

low to mid-50s throughout the san ramone valley. you see some warmth, 62. the marine layer is just too strong today. we're not going to tap into the warmth like we did yesterday. 49 in los gatosnd a in pacifica. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. here is a look at san jose. 87, just to the east of the shark tank and south of the airport there. if you're going to be out and about watch out for morning drizzle. not quite pool weather. almost there starting tomorrow. yard work, that means a good day to do some yard work before it gets too warm to do that. a look at the north bay where it will be dry. there's a chance of some showers. you can see we'll be in the low 70s. as far as the east bay temperatures in the 50s up until 11:00 and mid-60s dropping into the low 60s.

hardly any sunshine and then sunshine and clouds and upper 50s during the afternoon hours. a weather whiplash. we'll take a look at the warm weekend up next. vy f issues, so if you're about to head out the door that means you will have a smooth commute. hercules into the san pablo area, 33-mile-per-hour average on westbound 80. an earlier crash reported very briefly on the board. and then an abandoned vehicle and not a collision ever. everything is off on the right shoulder. a quick check outside at the south bay, 280 and 17. very light volume. we'll check on that next. 5:08. building a better bay area sometimes involves making tough

decisions. a garden could soon be removed to make way for a retail building. a native plant garden has grown over the last 20 years, but so have property values at race street. they plan to build stores on the same site. the operator plans to meet with the planning commission and mayor liccardo hoping to save the garden. >> i think the powers that be are too compelling, the things we are teaching, the lives we're affecting. >> it was a difficult decision. however bottom line it >> so the landlord has offered to sell for $4 million and the garden is already behind on its $8,000 monthly rent. building a better bay area, join them by joining our group on facebook. next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. plus, a packed red carpet for a movie about a changing san

francisco. the true story behind the last black man in san francisco. and an emotional graduation for one high school student. find out her special plan for tonight's ceremonies. let's take you

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it's 5:12. if you're just joining us here are the 7 things to know this morning. number one, prosecutors could decide today if this man will face hate crime charges. isaiah peoples is accused of

deliberately ramming his car into people. a woman was arrested after this hit-and-run rampage through san francisco. two people were hurt including an ho leinri. the cpuc will consider a pg&e proposal that could cut power to the city of san francisco during fire season. ome east bay power lines turned off when the fire danger gets too high. >>four, temps take a temporary tumble. that is one of the areas that will see one of the biggest drops today along with the north bay. ten degrees cooler as we are stuck in the 60s and 70s for one day. number five, we're looking pretty good, taking you to the south bay a. minor crash on northbound 101 before oakland road. two vehicles involved. no injuries there. tonight is game one of the warriors versus raptors live in toronto. tipoff

yon tc the bigamenlyven, oneeay before star wars galaxy's edge opens at disneyland. abc 7 mornings anchor reggie look. he will have a live report coming up. >> i like the smiles. i'm excited. so this film tells the story of a changing san francisco and last night crowds turned out for the premiere of "the last blackman in san francisco." >> kate larsen spoke to the film creators and has the first reaction from moviegoers. >> reporter: we're here at the castro theater where "the last black man in san francisco" premiered and everyone is about to get out of the movie. >> man, it was fantastic. it represented frisco. >> very right now. >> it was amazing, beautifully done. everyone should see it. >> reporter: earlier film director and writer jim talbott and jimmie fails showed up to a packed red carpet. >> my first job was at the castro. it's a little hard to put into

words the feelings. >> i never thought we would be able to do this. >> reporter: fails' real life inspired the story about a fictional jimmie who dreams of reclaiming the home his father built in san francisco.changing. in our own small way we're trying to capture the san francisco that we love. >> these are my kids right here. >> reporter: jamal truelove spent six years in prison for a murder he did not commit. now he's one of the stars of "the last black man in san francisco." >> going through what i went through was a tragedy, but i'm here to triumph. >> reporter: legendary actor danny glover wanted to be a part of the movie. >> born and raised like myself and i love this city. you know what i'm saying? and they see it diversified and working people pushed out on the margins. >> reporter: if you want to see "the last black man in san francisco" it will be at the

metreon on june 7th. at the castro theatre, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. in the east bay dublin might fly the rainbow pride flag after all. our media partner reports the city council will hold a meeting june 4th to reconsider displaying the pride flag for the rest of june which is lgbtq pride month. last week the city voted against raising the flag after some people questioned what other flags might then be allowed. a parent alert about a new york sometimes story that has a lot of people talking. >> it's called how to bully proof your child. abc has the details in today's "gma first look." >> reporter: can you bully proof your child? new techniques that help kids go from picked on to powerful. >> one of the little girls said we don't want to play with you anymore. you're not our friend anymore. and i didn't know any of this. >> reporter: her solution?

>> i said, i think you need to play the part of the bully in our role playing. oh, she loved that. >> reporter: plus more techniques to de-escalate teasing. >> this feels like a jedi mind trick. >> reporter: but why some parent experts say it's asking too much of kids. >> i get this all the time, blaming the victim. i'm not blaming victims. i'm teaching people how not to be victims. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., the techniques to help your child successfully push back. with your "gma first look," abc news new york. all right. it is 5:17. many kids find themselves bullied because they're overweight. that kind of teasing increased their risk of gaining even more weight. a team in maryland discovered making fun of children over their weight is linked to increased weight gain well into their adult years. some bullied children and teens turned to coping mechanisms like binge eating. the study aea in the journal pediatric obesity. a high school senior with

cerebral palsy is only a few steps away from conquering her goals and receiving her diploma. >> for the past year in addition to her academic responsibilities watched her walk to learn how to use her walker. she says her dedication over the past several months has been for one reason. >> i want to see my mother's face, my sister's face, my grandmother's face. i've never seen my mom cry tears of joy. i would be excited to see that and excited for me to see me go across the stage. >> halle goes to north high school in bakersfield. the graduation ceremony is tonight and i have no doubt her family will be in tears watching her walk acros>> yeah, i mean w kind of misty over here. goodness gracious.

you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather fore cast. mike. >> that's the word of the day. some people don't like it but that's the way it is outside. look at the moisture hanging in the air in the form of some drizzle over sfo. we'll have a cooler afternoon with a little more sunshine. we just have to watch out along the coast in the north bay with a chance of some showers. are you ready for summer and the extended forecast? this is a one-hit wonder. these cool temperatures are just for today and that is it. we have 61 at half moon bay. 63 at san francisco. richmond, santa cruz, san mateo at 68. everybody else in the low to mainly mid-70s. tonight we're back into the low to mid-50s. a look at what's going to happen. we have a chance of severe -- not severe but thunderstorms developing. up around lake and mendocino county and they'll drop southward. you're going to probably watch the cloud cover here which is what you should do to see when the sun will break out.

inland around noon. the bay will be full. as you look through the afternoon hours and into the early evening, showers start to develoaround very long. they kind of fall apart. any rain we get during the morning hours is going to be mainly from drizzle as you can see. i'll reset the clock at midnight through the morning commute. there is enough you could find slick streets out there. as far as my accuweather forecast goes. look at the big rebound in temperatures friday, and we stay in the mid to upper 80s inland, mid to upper 70s. low 60s at the coast. even warmer tuesday and wednesday. alexis? good morning, mike. overall we're doing okay still this morning. we don't have any major issues to talk about. just looking at a little bit of a residual delay from an earlier issue on westbound 80 could have been a crash, could have been a disabled vehicle. we never did get to the bottom of that. stomach a stop and go less than a mile. after that it opens back up and you're in the green. as of just a moment ago when i walked up here we did not have

official word the bay bridge metering lights were on but it's getting busy. if they're not yet they will be shortly. car-pool lanes are open and we have quite a bit of that mist and drizzle. be prepared for that. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, 20 minutes for you. a little heavy on the bay bridge. 12 minutes for that drive time. southbound 101 you're still in the green at ten minutes. thank you. no bones about it, an oregon woman is trying a different approach to slow down the drivers near her home. take a look. she put up these two skeletons along a dangerous curve with the phrases slowdown and thank you. the road near her house has a hidden driveway and a sharp, blind curve. it makes it tough and unsafe for some people to leave their homes. >> i've been thinking about it for a long time. i finally just went i'm so tired of everybody going around this corner and no consideration. >> she says she wants the city

to install a mirror across from the driveway to give a better vantage point for drivers. the public works department says they can't do that because it would cause a glare and they have no plans to change the road layout. the world's smallest surviving baby is now home after being born in a san diego hospital five months ago. her mom went to the hospital in december when she was just 23 weeks pregnant because of some discomfort. doctors told her she had to deliver immediately due to severe complications. a typical pregnancy is about 40 weeks. sadie was born weighing 8.6 ounces, about as much as a large apple. she was discharged in mid-may weighing 5 pounds. doctors described her as happy and healthy. >> what a miracle baby. congratulations to them. some scary moments at a houston baseball game when a young girl was hit by a foul ball. players and fans visibly shaken as the game was delayed for several mi

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all right. we've got some graduations. palo alto and gunn high school. temperatures hanging out in the mid to upper 60s. graduation starts at 5:00. congratulations. >> thanks, mike. a scary scene at a major league baseball game. a young girl in luhouston was rushed to the hospital after being hit by a foul ball. >> the player who hit the ball was very emotional and reporter kenneth moton has more. we have guys everybody is high on last night. >> that one went sizzling off into the stands. >> reporter: a foul ball hit by cubs player striking a child. a father of two, was immediately overcome with emotion. >> just the way life is. as soon as i hit it, the first person i locked eyes on was her.

>> reporter: fans and players visibly shaken. he then fell to his knees near the plate and was consoled by a teammate and manager joe maddon. >> i want him to understand this is not in your control. there's nothing you could have done differently. please don't blame yourself. >> reporter: a photo taken by the associated press shows the girl conscious and crying as she was taken away. he completed the at-bat after taking several minutes to compose himself. >> the rest was kind of a blur, the rest of that at-bat. i finally came to my senses after the next half inning when i went ove>>eper he wtve to theecre the girl was sitting toind o ndition. he was seen speakin to emotional crying oguard' >> over, i couldn't hold it anymore. >> reporter: following a string of fan injuries in 2017 all major league baseball clubs are required to extend protective netting up the baselines.

minute maid park in houston meets those requirements but witnesses say the little girl was sitting about ten feet past where the netting ends. kenneth moton abc news, new york. >> there has been no official word overnight on how the girl is doing this morning, but witnesses say she was awake and alert when she was taken from the stadium and obviously we're hoping she makes a full recovery. another full 90 minutes of news including the search for survivors. >> reporter: a man accused of plowing his car into a group of people in sunnyvale who investigators say targeted them because of their race and religion is due in court today. i'm jobina fortson live in san jose with the details. plus, caught on camera. a hit-and-run rampage, the chain of

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well, we are counting down to game one between the warriors and the raptors. the dubs are looking for abut f through toronto and a super fan drake, his behavior has now led the nba to give the team a, quote, talking to. also this morning, we are live from disneyland. a look inside star wars galaxy's edge that's almost open to the public. good morning. thank you for joining us on this thursday, may 30th. obviously a whole lot to look forward to. >> yes, including game one between the warriors and raptors and you can see we have a countdown clock counting down to abc's coverage tonight. we'll have much more on the dubs coming up.er more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike? >> over/under how many drake shots we get tonight? >> we'll see if h raptors coach a neck massage, a shoulder massage? >> something like that, that shouldn't have happened. >> getting pretty involved. >> he really is. let's get a look at what's going on weatherwise.

mother nature getting involved in your morning commute, using that word everybody loves especially a lot of our management here, moist. that's what it is outside. it is a juicy marine layer. look at all the cloud cover. so windshield wipers just about anywhere you running in the low to mid-50s. now we'll stay in the mid to upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s at noon and then look at that, near 70 at 4:00 with a slight chance of some storms in the north bay. much cooler. a little unsettled today. alexis? checking out the roads. we do have official words about the metering lights. as soon as i said we haven't heard yet, they flipped on. you can see things have definitely filled in. overall nothing like yesterday's bay bridge commute. i know that was a tough one. we have not had any blocking incidents so far today. once you get through the toll plaza things look better into san francisco and these drive times are looking great. southbound 680, 14 minutes. still under an hour, 55-minute

drive, southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco, and northbound 17 from highway 1 to los gatos through the santa cruz mountains looking good at 23 minutes. >> thank you, alexis. the man accused of intentionally plowing his car into a crowd of pedestrians in sunnyvale is due in court. >> 34-year-old isaiah peoples faces multiple counts of attempted murder, and the judge could tack on more charges. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live for us at the courthouse. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. if filed these hate crime charges would be on top of the eight attempted murder charges isaiah peoples is already facing earlier this month. a representative from the santa clara county district attorney's office told us that they were hoping to make this disby today. prosecutors say that peoples, who is an army veteran, was on his way to bible study last month when he intentionally plowed his toyota corolla into a crowd of people and a crosswalk at el camino real and sunnyvale

avenue. but questions still remain over the motive behind this crash. family members claim peoples suffered from ptsd and is not racist. previously his attorney told us his client's mental health state would be a critical factor in the case. investigators say peoples targeted some of the victims based on their race and his belief they were of the muslim faith. the interfaith solidarity event held at the sunnyvale senior center was in light of this event. reporting live this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> jobina, thank you. and, meanwhile, a hit-and-run rampage leaves an 80-year-old man with life threatening injuries. >> the shocking scene all caught on surveillance video from sfpd's tenderloin station. take a look. you can see the stole edge kia running on to the sidewalk, slamming into scaffolding and pinning a pedestrian against it. the female driver then backs up, hits a parked car as dozens of police officers pour out of the

station. seconds later, she hit the 80-year-old man as he was in a crosswalk. >> it was like a movie. i thought they were filming a movie. it was unreal. we didn't hear any sirens when it all unfolded. >> police say the driver hit two cars at fifth and market before slamming into a police car on sixth street when she was arrested. her name has not yet been released. both pedestrians that were hit remain in the hospital this morning. developing news in europe, searchers are looking for at least 21 people missing after a sightseeing boat sank in hungary. seven others died and all of the passengers were from south korea. rescuers pulled seven survivors from the danube river in budapest. it sank after it collided into a larger cruiseship. hungarian officials say none of the tourists were wearing life vests. south korea is sending a team to budapest to assist its citizens. capitol hill democrats remain divided on whether they

should start the impeachment process against president trump. this follows special counsel robert mueller saying his investigation into possible election tampering by russia did not exonerate the president. any impeachment proceedings would have to begin in the house of representatives. and house speaker nancy pelosi said, quote, nothing is off the table during an appearance in san francisco yesterday. president trump fired back at mueller tweeting, quote, the case is closed. a new report says the white house wanted the "uss john mccain" kept out of sight for the recent trip to japan. a may 15th email that included the directive. the official said he would talk to the white house military office to get more information on the directive. trump has tweeted that he wastn ri h vit japan. la ye to or o pa a shut off power to san francisco during fire season.

and happening today the california public utilities commission will consider that proposal. if approved pg&e would be able to shut off power to areas with a high wildfire risk like the east bay. "the chronicle" reports some transmission lines are connected to power lines if san francisco which means a shutoff in the east bay would impact the city. earlier this month cal fire determined pg&e equipment started the campfire. it's the deadliest wildfire in state history. we do have a countdown clock going on the bottom of your screen, so let's take a look. just 11 hours, 53 minutes until abc's coverage of game one of warriors versus raptors live in toronto. >> and yesterday the dubs practiced on the court at scotiabank, looking great. this is the first finals in their five-year run the warriors do not have home-court advantage. golden state has won at least one road game in a record 22

consecutive series. steph was a star player in eighth grade leading the saints to an undefeated season. >> i think he was 5'2" or 5'3" so i was a little disappointed, but once he stepped on a basketball court, i had no concerns anymore. >> really cool to hear that perspective. his former coach says he goes to see the warriors when they're in toronto and every single time steph sees him in the crowd they hang out afterwards. that's lovely. the raptors' super fan drake was in the spotlight of the eastern conference finals for his antics and his presence on the sideline. in game four he left his courtside seat to give toronto's coach a shoulder massage. our sister network espn reports the nba spoke to the raptors about drake's conduct. the warriors have downplayed drake's presence.

>> he has several warriors themed tattoos. i'm confused about his loyalties. it's okay. this afternoon on abc 7 news catch abc 7 news anchor dion lim and mindi bach live. abc 7 is the only place to watch the series. our coverage begins at 4:00 p.m. that is followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown and then the game at 6:00. be sure to stay tuned for after the game with sports anchor larry beil. we have much more still ahead including a highly anticipated new disneyland attraction, star wars galaxy's edge opens to the public tomorrow.iequ hav aiv report acef embarcadero. let's get a check on weath menll

anti ait higher there.e mi50 49 at san rafael. 50 at santa rosa. you can see that is definitely drizzle hanging in the air this morning. so wake up the windshield wipers you are going to need them if you're driving this morning. you can probably stay dry without the umbrella. it depends on how wet you want to get. it's drizzle hanging around. definitely have the umbrella handy. we'll jump into the mid and upper 60s from 11:00 through 7:00 with increasing sunshine. east bay valleys we'll see sunshine. increasing clouds and 68 at 7:00. down in the south bay we'll get rid of the sunshine by about noon.

this is a temporary tumble of our temperatures as weump intos torr and kthe 90s ow u let's see what's going on with the traffic. i see a lot of green on your maps. >> we are looking good. i want to take you to the fremont area where we have a minor issue before mission boulevard. maybe a tiny bit of residual delay in the area. not too far north of mission. hopefully 20 more minutes and they will have that picked up. looking okay here at 280 and 17 in san jose. just hearing about major b.a.r.t. delay in the oakland area in the antioch, warm springs, richmond and san francisco directions.

a major fire so i'm working on getting more information but it sounds like b.a.r.t. is holding sounds like b.a.r.t. is holding trains through the area as 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.

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state. afternoon sunshine. near 100 in palm springs. the ring of fire from the sierra over towards lake and mendocino. the chance of thunderstorms which does include us. this is tomorrow. you can see the chance of the thunderstorms over the sierra ban backing towards us, there is a chance. i will leave it at that. you can see thunderstorms possible, 50% chance friday, saturday and sunday. >> mike, thank you. gettransported to a galaxy far, far away. a sneak peek at disneyland. ♪ disney ceo bob iger, george lucas and some of the biggest as far as of the franchise took part in a ribbon cutting ceremony last night. our very even reggie aqui is

manage the first to see the newest additions live inside the millennium fal come. i was hoping that harrison ford would be your passenger this morning. >> i did see harrison ford last night on the stage. that was amazing. i just saw chewbacca outside so i think he's ready to fire this up. although occasionally it doesn't work as well as it should. what's that? it looks like i have to do chewy's job again. we're clear to go. as i was saying this is the millennium falcon. you get to pilot this thing or be the engineer or the gunner. i had a chance to ride it yesterday and talk to one of the people whoelngre ihe llni falcon? >> that's right.

possession of the ship has been taken while doing repairs for chewbacca. while he has the ship he's doing some missions to bring in a little cash on the side. >> hello, hello, my friends. i have an opportunity for you all. >> we get to fly as pilots, gunners or engineers depending on what seat you're in. >> reporter: oh, my god! >> you like to pilot? down, down, down. >> reporter: oh, no! and go. go like light speed. i'm in the first order. >> oh, no! >> reporter: if this thing crashes, oh, well. that was amazing. so much fun. that was more like the millennial falcon. that was not -- we were not great. okay, chewbacca work on that

breath. we're backing out. the main e-ticket ride opening tomorrow for the public, i was skeptical because i thought don't we already have star tours? let me tell you, they blew this one out of the park. the interactive ability to pilot is unlike anything i've ever tried before. they even have the hollow chessboard so can you come inside as you're waiting to get into the cockpit. you can switch things as y engineer and hit the button and reset stuff here when chewy is not available. my mind was blown. >> reggie, your joy is sparking joy for me this morning. i'm so glad you're doing this and having such a good time this ride is actually one of two rides, rinow.

do you know anything about the other ride, too, that's coming? >> reporter: there is another big ride that is coming some time later this year at the disneyla it is called star wars rise of the resistance. the little bit i'm able to say about it, this is unlike any ride disneyland has ever tried before, extremely complicated, lots of animatronics. i'm told that's going to be really groundbreaking. as a part of the first order myself i can't wait to see us squash the resistance. >> fighting words. >> say hi to chewie for us. >> reporter: i will. he has to work on the breath but i will. >> you're great. thank you so much. disney is the parent company of abc 7. we have everything you need to know -- the food -- all of it, on our website. how much fun is this, mike?

>> aren't you jealous, mike? >> mom always said if you can't say anything nice -- no, i'm happy and jealous at the same time. i'm going to wait several months before we head down there. i imagine the lines will be incredible. hopefully everybody has fun when they do go. mt. tam, you can see how suppressed the marine layer is. because we're suppressing it the moisture is coming out in the form of drizzle as you can see west wind at 12 miles an hour. a cooler afternoon. warmer than average weekend and still tracking 90 degree highs next week. we have a chance of showers, a small chance but it's out there. watch it melt away. plenty of clouds around the bay and notice what's happening around lake and mendocino counties.

the rain this morning will start at midnight and roll through the morning commute. as we head into the afternoon and evening hours you can see the thunderstorms or the potential of them around a tenth of an inch of rain. my accuweather seven-day forecast we'll jump ten degrees inland tomorrow and will stay in the 80s through monday. we'll have 60s, 80s and 90s. >> i want to take you to our emeryville camera and pointed to downtown oakland. we had a lot of white smoke, a large fire reported near myrtle streets and hearing from our assignment desk that was an auto repair business that was burning looks like that has been tapped out. that certainly is some good news. that being said it is having a big impact on b.a.r.t. this morning.

the three major lines come together in a y shape and they were holding trains as of a few moments ago. trying to get in touch with b.a.r.t. since it looks like the fire is tapped out and no longer any danger. i'll have an update in a few minutes. overnight bachelor couple released the first photos of their new daughter. she was born yesterday afternoon weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces. they met while filming season 22 of "the bachelor" and you may remember all of that hubbub, he original lly chose becca but bre that off. happy for the new parents. new at 6:00, the unusual allergy that let ariana grande to postpone some of her tour dates. it is down from nearly 500 to 50 already.

let's take a look at the temperatures because they will be significantly cooler this afternoon. low to mid-60s, half moon bay and san francisco. we have some upper 60s in richmond, oakland, san mateo and santa cruz. low to mid-70s just about everywhere else. we do have places like santa rosa, lakeport, ukiah that could hit the upper 70s to near degrees. a look at sfo. looks like a delay morning. you can barely see it through

the mist and fog. to ten degrees. now if you're going to be out j he i al starting to fill in. it's not too bad yet. just had a call in to chp there was an open trailer truck that was losing a lot of garbage so they may have to send someone out to help pick that up or pull that driver over there and hopefully they can secure the load. not a major issue at this point. we do, however, have a major problem with mass transit, b.a.r.t., a major delay. that is due to fire at an auto repair business. we are still working to confirm with b.a.r.t. if they are still holding trains as a precaution but it sounds like the fire is mostly out. more information coming up at 6:00. thank you so much. in the south bay milpitas is looking to hire a new city manager for the second time in

two years. milpitas' current city manager resigned yesterday. she did not reveal why. ""the mercury new ""the mercury news" a ""the mercury news" said the manager will fill the role. california is one step further to banning smart home speakers from saving your voice recordings without your permission. the anti-eavesdropping act has cleared the assembly and is headed to the state senate. it would require manufacturers to get written permission before smart devices can store anything they pick up. supporters say no company should be able to record your conversations without consent. critics say limits could affect a device's functionality. five bay area spellers are still in the running. they will compete in the final round of the scripps national spelling bee today. >> take a look, here they are. they are from san jose, sunnyvale, dublin, santa clara and saratoga. the finals begin this morning at 7:00 a.m. on our sister network

espn. good luck. >> two young women among them, very nice. new at 6:00, a grisly crime in san francisco. the suspects that apparently tried to escape to china. also, an update on a beer brewed for charity. the problem having six months after it began a campaign to help campfire survivors. >> reporter: the warriors will not be here at oracle tonight but their fans will be. i'll have all the details coming up next. and we'll leave you with a live look outside just as we're seeing

good morning. it is thursday, may 30th. we are counting down to game one of the warriors versus raptors live in toronto. >> you can see the clock on the bottom of your screen, 11 hours, 30 minutes left to coverage right here on abc 7. right now a check on your weather. it's moist. >> the word of the day absolutely. i can hear people cringing

already. it does work. or juicy. there's drizzle out there. all that gray and this is the way it looks from our roof camera looking at thesiinonop oe and some of the moisturtting go. we have to use the windshield wipers, may even need to take an umbrella if you're going to be outside in the drizzle. dress for temperatures low to mid-50s. mid to upper 50s at the coast today. even a few low 60s. look at that, barely 70 at 4:00 after having 80s yesterday and mid-60s again at 7:00. alexis? all right. good morning, mike. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza where things are pretty normal today. not too bad of a drive. no further issues on your way in to san francisco. we do have an issue with b.a.r.t., however. just a moment ago we heard from b.a.r.t. they are resuming normal service. a major delay where all three of

the major lines come together.