sheriff smith during last year's election. she was in charge of the correctional peace officer's association, and she helped steer their support to the sheriff. at that point in time, she was a lieutenant. after the election, sheriff smith made her a captain, but now she is out, and i'll be following this up in the coming days. >> and as dan mentioned, captain le has had a long career with the sheriff's office. we talked to her in 2017. she was the first female president of the santa clara county correctional peace officers association. le has been one of the most well paid county employees for years. in 2017, she received more than $449,000 with overtime and benefits on a $142,000 base salary. in other news, witnesses to a walnut creek police shooting are now sharing their account of what happened last night. the shooting happened at orchard and arlene lanes in walnut creek. officers shot and killed a 23-year-old mentally ill man. police say he was a threat.

those who knew him say he suffered from mental health issue, and they wonder this morning if the shooting was justified. here is abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield. >> neighbors describe a loud confrontation happening on their quiet street yesterday. they say arlene drive was full of walnut creek police officers. police say they have been called three times about a man acting out and carrying a crowbar. >> we heard a lot of noise. i looked out the window, and he was charging down the road here with a crowbar, and the cops were telling him to stop, i think. that's what brought me to the window. because we heard all this yelling. >> reporter: police say the man's grandmother and mother had both called to report him. a neighbor also called saying the man was at their door. conner thanning saw his dad and sister take cover behind their car. >> i thought the guy was going to charge my dad. so i come running out the door. i see these cops yelling at him. and they shoot him and he didn't

fall down, and so they shot him again and he just drops. >> reporter: he says he understands the officers were probably just scared, but he also wonders if the man needed to be shot. >> they could have shot him in the legs. six guys could have disarmed him and threw him down. they have training in that stuff, i believe. they could have maced him in the eyes. didn't have to shoot him six times. >> police say they fired six beanbag rounds at him but they had little to no effect. he said they charged at him with a crowbar. >> they were yelling at him to stop. man, they did everything they could. >> just another mentally ill person that, you know, had -- was taken probably misinterpreted and got shot down. >> he said the crowbar looked more like a javelin, a long spear with a sharp edge. police have said they do plan to release footage from the officer's body cameras. in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> if you or someone you love is struggling with mental illness, we have resources for you to find your ally on our website,

abc7news.com/take action. a 26-year-old took a bullet for her sister in oakland. >> clarissa lockett is now in critical condition and doctors are debating how to remove a bullet from her head. >> luz pena has the story you'll see only on abc7 news. >> reporter: clarissa lockett has spent the last 48 hours fighting for her life. >> because i don't know what's going to happen in the next hour. so it could just change. that's what everybody is telling me. i don't know. i'm just nervous. >> her dad got a call on saturday from one of his daughters who told him that clarissa had been shot by one of her sister's ex-boyfriend who ambushed them in oakland and then fled the scene. >> she has a bullet fragments and stuff inside her skull, and they can't remove it. >> clarissa remains conscious. her family says she is a hard h

ola picthlooking for the suspe telling abc7 news exclusively the suspect is known to the female victim. soon after the incident occurred, officers were able to confirm the identity of the suspect. a photo was december sim nated to law enforcement. meanwhile, a dad hopes his daughter survives. and the suspect -- >> please turn yourself in. >> is arrested. clarissa remains in critical but stable condition. according to her family, doctors tried to remove the bullet over the weekend, but they were unable to do so because her brain is still swollen. now they say all they can do is wait. in oakland, luz pena, abc7 news. >> and at this time, investigators are not releasing the suspect's photo. we will stay on the story and bring you the latest news as it develops. the s stre in

union city is entering its third week, and now the end of the school year is looming. >> the strike lasted longer than california's other major strikes this year. a strike in los angeles ended after six days. oakland's lasted seven. but in the new haven school district, it's now ten. >> jobina fortson has been following the story. she joins us live with the latest on negotiations. jobina? >> kristen and ama, teachers and parents have closed up shop here today. the second round of picketing started around 1:00 outside the district office here that was the same time that bargaining picked up again between the district and the union. we're told the talks are supposed to end around 7:00 tonight. >> we want justice. >> we said very clearly when we started this we knew it was not an easy path, but we knew we had to stay in solidarity. >> reporter: that's the president of the new haven teachers association, making it clear the strike won't stop until they get what they want. the union is calling for a 6% raise, 3% each year. that's

>> nhca has moved a lot, for sure. but they started way high. >> in a surprise move monday, the district offered to go back to the table. that wasn't supposed to happen until tuesday. >> any time there is talk, it's always hopeful. but you know, from what i've been hearing about how the superintendent has been behaving and the games the district has been playing, it's really kind of sad. >> it seems like no one expected the strike to last this long. it's day ten now, the longest in the state this school year. >> it's a really troubling time at the moment. i'll really trying to figure out what the plan is, matthew lamb is a senior and should have taken his finals today and is scheduled to have his last day of school wednesday, in case he and his classmates never return to school, the district plans to calculate grades using three different data points. >> we're going look at the current grade that's sitting in our student information system right now. we're going to take a look at their fourth quarter deficiency grades, and wrea loheigee fosene

depending on the senior, their last day of school should be wednesday or thursday of this week. so as the union and the district cannot come to an agreement within the next two days, some of those students may never return to school. kristen and ama? >> all right, jobina. so you talked about the impact on grades and also the finals, but what about the graduation ceremony requirements themselves? >> the district tells me that the graduation should not be impacted. they're going to use the principals to coordinate with the students to work out schedules for practices for the ceremony and also the last day of school for all the other students should be june 13th. the graduation is scheduled for june 15th. we're now reporting live in union city, jobina ne. hey wrap it up before then. jobina, thank you so much. we spent a week digging into some of the issues local teachers face as part of our efforts to building a better bay area. we look at what it takes to find

housing. some are each living with their parents. all of our stories are in one place, abc7news.com. search for building a better bay area teachers in order to find it. protesters chained themselves to a fence outside a duck farm in the petaluma valley area. the group direct action everywhere says about a million ducks are slaughtered there every year, and the farm has been investigated for animal cruelty. ten people were detained by the sonoma county sheriff's office. our i-team looked into abuse allegations in 2014, but the farm declined to comment. turning now to our weather. it was a beautiful day across much of the bay area today. >> if you like it warm, you might even like the days ahead better. let's check it out. east bay hills and emeryville towercams are showing plenty of sunshine. here is spencer christian with the forecast. >> okay, today's warmth just a hint of what's to come the next two days. here is a look at live doppler 7. a little fog at the coast and the usual hot afternoon thunderstorms over in the sierra. the 24-hour temperature change

shows a mixed picture. the inland locations like livermore, concord, fairfield and santa rosa are 8 to 11 degrees warmer right now than they were this time yesterday. near the coast and bay, san francisco, half moon bay, palo alto, 2 to four degrees cooler than this time yesterday. and as we look at specific temperatures right now, 85 at concord and livermore. 77 in santa rosa. 77 at san jose. 61 here in san francisco. but things are going to get even toastier tomorrow and the next day. i'll have the accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. kristen? >> spencer, thank you. okay. get ready for a big change this week if you use uber or lyft from san francisco international airport. starting wednesday, sfo is moving all pickups at the domestic terminals to the domestic hourly garage on the fifth floor of the airport. here is a map. that means cars will no longer be able to pick up passengers a the curb. the airport says the move should help with traffic congestion. if you live near downtown walnut creek, you may have been smelling natural gas this

afternoon. pg&e is venting sections near lacassia avenue and california boulevard. it's part of a pipeline upgrade project. pg&e says the gas is not harmful and it will dissipate quickly. if you are in the area, you might smell the gas until around 6:00 tonight. we were talking about this. it's the end of an era for a popular apple product. but what does it mean for all your products? we'll take you to the apple developer's conference when we return. plus, the warriors even things up in the finals, but it's a victory that could prove costly for coach kerr's crew. and how a dna detective helped a marin county woman find the answers she has been looking for her whole adult life. and we are looking live at our traffic across the san mateo bridge on this monday. it is flowing nicely on the right-hand side that is your peninsula-bound traffic. on the left-hand side, your eastbound traffic, much thick their hour. stay with us. we are back after this.

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thousands of people are gathering in san jose this week for apple's annual worldwide developers conference. >> several new features from the company's latest operating system were introduced, including dark mode, which changes your background and apple apps. >> it's easier on your eyes. can improve the battery life on your phone. that's always good. apple also introduced a new sign-in tool that protects your personal information and even your email address. >> apple officially announced that it's getting rid of itunes. >> what does that mean? what's happening to all my music. >> a lot of people want to know. abc7 news reporter kris reyes is live with a shift in how we listen to music and all the answers that we're seeking. >> i will try to give you all the answers. good afternoon. well, it seemed like not too long ago itunes bl

disrupting an entire industry and shutting down stores. well, now itunes itself is fading into the background. at the wwdc happening inside the san jose convention center all week, it was unveiled that three new apps will replace it. do you even remember how much money you spent on itunes when it first came out? >> oh, don't ask about it. i don't want to remember. it was quite a lot. >> i spent basically my whole allowance when i was in high school. so probably like $100 every three or four months i guess, yeah. >> itunes, the ipod and then the itunes store unveiled back-to-back by steve jobs in the early 2000s cemented his place in music history. there may have been a dozen different ways to download music before that, but it was itunes that made everything simple, legal, and mainstream. ushering a new digital era. >> especially as an elder millennial, i think that's what i'm called now, it does feel like a little heartbreaking, but

i think we're ready to move on to something bigger and better. >> announce at the company's annual developer conference that bigger and better means itunes will be broken into three new apps. apple music, apple podcast, and apple tv. bottom line, a move away from any kind of ownership of digital media. >> for you, you don't care about owning. >> it doesn't make sense. we just do streaming, movies, streaming netflix. >> it's a streaming culture now. why own content when you can get that same content whenever you want. and you don't have to choose what content you need to buy. you can just find what you want in the moment. >> all right. so a quick survey of this crowd will give you an idea of just how dramatically our music consumption habits have changed since the birth of itunes. many here have never even purchased a piece of music. some rely entirely on recommended play lists. according to a recent industry report, global music sales hav

>> kris, there are a lot of people who did buy some itunes gift cards or maybe got them christmas or something like that. can they still use them if they have money left? >> i was saving the best for last. so you can still use them. the itunes store will remain open. if you use itunes on windows, nothing will change. however, with apple deprioritizing the service, it does feel like the beginning of the end. like many of their products, they fade into the background and then they just shut it down altogether. in san jose, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> so we'll use it quickly, thank you so much. there could be some momentum behind the calls to break up facebook and google. the house judiciary committee is launching an antitrust investigation into major tech companies. the announcement follows a "wall street journal" report saying the federal trade commission will lead an antitrust investigation into facebook with the justice department set to investigate google. investors reacted swiftly to the

report. facebook's stock lost 7.5% while shares of alphabet, google's parent company dropped 6%. the nba finals moved back to the bay area this week with the series between the warriors and the raptors tied up at one game apiece now. the warriors were down at half last night, but scored 18 unanswered points to open the third quarter and held on to win, 109-104. it's unclear if the win will prove costly for the warriors, though. both klay thompson and kevon looney left the game with injuries. there are no updates so far onner in status for game three wednesday night in oakland. >> oracle arena has set a record. ne ording to sports business paid 50, $507.50 each for twooro courtside tickets. the tickets were bought throuy legitimate source. rovell says that sets a new per seat record for the nba finals.

u yowzers. the final game three is wednesday in oakland. larry beil will be live at oracle arena with sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim. our coverage wins wednesday on abc news at 4:00. that is followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00 and nba countdown at 5:30. game three of the nba finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. just never change the channel and you're good. >> that's right, that's good. there is no other channel any way. i'm thinking the prices are driven like this is it for oracle arena. trying to get a championship there. >> i t pttod. >> the series is heating up so are we, spencer. >> we are indeed. that's right. nice transition. let's talk about our heating up here. here is live doppler 7. sunny skies across most of the bay area right now. a little bit of fog at the coast. and that is the view from sutro

tower looking over san francisco. you can see how blue the skies are right now. 57 degrees in san francisco. 72 across the bay in oakland. 75 in mountain view. 85 at morgan hill and 55 at half moon bay. and here is the view at the golden gate where you can see the beginnings of light low clouds beginning the move in over the bay. it's 77 degrees up north at santa rosa right now. napa, 72. mid- to upper 80s at fairfield, vacaville, concord and livermore. and the view from the east bay hills camera looking toward the golden gate. you can see the little layer of marine layer there just beginning to build. these are our forecast features. it will be summer-like warmth. we'll have summer-like warmth the next two days. high temperatures will climb well into the 90s inland. it will be windy, though, and sharply cooler on thursday and friday. and we'll start warming up again over the weekend. overnight, look for mainly clear skies away from the coast and bay. overnight lows will range from low 50 nears the bay to mid and upper 50s in many inland locations. we'll see a little bit of fog at the coast. then tomorrow, in the south bay, look for highs of 88 in santa

rosa. 91 at morgan hill. on the peninsula, 83. redwood city, 84. 67 at pacifica. 70 at half moon bay. downtown san francisco will top out at 72 degrees tomorrow. up in the north bay, we'll see 84, novato. 89 at santa rosa. 93 at cloverdale. 88 in napa. east bay highs 78 in oakland. 80, san leandro. 81 in castro valley. the inland east baynit mid-90s everywhere. it will be hot there. and on we go to look at our temperature trend on wednesday. still warm with low to mid-90s in most inland locations. that's our summer spread. we'll see upper 70s to 80 around the bay on wednesday, and some 60s on the coast. but then we get that sharp cooldown on thursday that i mentioned with strong gusty wind as well. temperatures will drop 10 degrees or more the highs from wednesday into thursday. now let's talk about wednesday again. game three of the nba finals. warriors hosting the raptors. gametime at oracle arena is 6:00 p.m.

if you're driving, jogging, or biking to the arena, you'll encounter mild conditions under sunny skies on the way to the game. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. and there is that big warm-up i told you about or continuing warm-up tomorrow and wednesday. but notice how sharply conditions cool down on thursday and friday under windy conditions. we'll see a 10 to 12-degree drop and high temperatures in many locations on thursday and friday. saturday starts to warm up again a little bit with further warming on sunday and monday. and by sunday and monday, we'll see inland highs as i raise my seat back in the low 90s. we make all kinds of adjustments here. >> know, you're too low. >> come back to the table. >> it's the ups and downs of television news broadcasting. >> just kind of like our temperatures there. >> you go. >> all right. all eyes are on "jeopardy." today is the day jeopardy james could break a record. and it's a final jeopardy question you will not want to miss. plus, the spelling bee

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all right. this has us talking. jeopardy super champion is closing in on the all-time records earning. and we are learning new information about his quest. >> you may have seen this story online. if you don't want the hear it here, we are going to give you a moment to turn down your volume. >> it could be a spoiler, spoiler, spoiler. turn down your volume. >> here we go. according to a leaked video of tonight's episode circulating online, james holzhauer loses. that's right. he is out. we're not going tell you exactly how it goes down you. actually have to tune in tonight for the dramatic ending that no one saw coming. a huge loss for james. huge surprise. he was just $60,000 away from beating ken jennings for the all-time record who raked in $2.5 million in 74 games.

now holzhauer was nearing that number in 32 games. this may be a clue from the man himself. holzhauer this morning tweeted knew i shouldn't have invited drake to the jeopardy taping. an apparent reference to last night's nba finals. >> so to see how it all plays out, you are going to have to tune in to jeopardy tonight. it airs at 7:00 right here on abc7 news. and we believe this video, rights, this leaked video is legit? >> i think so. >> all right. maybe we should watch. >> you should watch too. hip-hop mogul jay-z has just accomplished something no other rapper has done before. forbes is reporting jay-z is now the first billionaire rapper in history. but it's not all about music for the 49-year-old. his portfolio includes ownership of the streaming service title, the sports management company rock nation and a $70 million stake in uber and tens of millions of dollars in art and real estate, in case you're wondering, his wife beyonce is worth an estimated $355 million

herself. >> that is a power couple. >> definitely. a mysterious illness takes the life of a couple on vacation in fiji. just what could have happened? plus, the growing memorial after that devastating mass shooting in virginia beach. what we have t learned abouthe suspect. and -- >> i'm julie

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now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> here are the stories making headlines at 4:30. witnesses in walnut creek say they heard a loud confrontation and saw a man running with a crowbar moments before police officers shot and killed a 23-year-old man. his name has not been released, but we have learned he was mentally ill. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley shared this update on the bay area woman who died at a lake tahoe water fall over the weekend. leslie learned the woman ran a spa business in benicia. there has been another big data breach. answer world news sent out that quest diagnostics had their financial information potentially exposed. as the memorial grows for the virginia beach shooting victims, more people are. cog forward with their stories of survival. abc7 news reporter trevor ault shares them with us. >> today we're hearing incredible stories of heroism from survivors who were in the

building during that bloody rampage that friday afternoon. christy dewer says her coworker gave his life trying to protect her and several others. >> knowing keith and the person he was, i believe that he was trying to diffuse dewayne's emotional outrage. >> keith sacrificed one of so many tragedies n in thy. several of the victims and the accused shooter were regulars at his restaurant. >> it's really sad, yeah. seeing these people all the time. >> the suspect, 40-year-old dewayne craddock was a 15-year employee of the public utilities department. he said it's been a pleasure to serve the city, but due to personal reasons, i must relieve my position. that message sent just hours before he would open fire on his coworkers. >> shots fired, shots fired, second floor. >> officers then engaging in a lengthy gun battle. one of them hit in his

bulletproof vest. police eventually closing in on the suspect and taking him into custody. craddock would later die at the hospital. the people of virginia beach now trying to come to terms with such sudden and devastating loss. candace roush lost her lakila keat la quita brown. >> knowing when i go there, i won't run into her anymore. that's the. the entirety of the virginia beach municipal center was closed and this tuesday many of ongoing and authorities have yet to determine a motive. trevor ault, abs news, virginia beach. a body found in arkansas is confirmed to be what of maleah davis. darien vince was arrested last month in connection with the case. he initially told police maleah was abducted during a

carjacking. police say blood evidence at vince's apartment was linked to maleah's disappearance and he was charged with evidence tampering. a minnesota judge sentenced the man who threw a 5-year-old boy from a third floor balcony at the mall of america. emanuel rhonda showed little emotion when the judge sentenced him to 19 years in prison. the 24-year-old pleaded guilty last month to attempted premeditated first-degree murder in the april attack. he told investigator he went to the mall looking for someone to kill. the child survives but suffered severe head trauma and broken bone unexpected appearance toot at his pretrial hearing in his sexual assault case. he is accused of groping a young man at a nantucket bar in 2016. today spacey's attorney demanded access to the accuser's cell phone. he also accused prosecutors of withholding information from the defense and urged the judge to set a trial date as soon as possible. the judge says the trial will begin in the fall at the

earliest. the discrimination trial against the owner of celebrated yountville restaurant the french land have i under way in napa county. thomas keller and his restaurant group are being sued for $5 million in damages by a former employee who claimed she was denied a job transfer and ultimately let go because she was pregnant. vanessa scott allen had worked at keller's new york restaurant per se and sought a job at the french laundry. she says she hopes the trial will draw attention to the culture of misogyny in fine dining. a texas couple died from a mysterious illness while vacationing in fee. >> fiji. they became sick and new something was wrong and managed to get to the hospital. she died first and there were plans to take david to australia for more treatment, but he died before he could leave fiji. the family says early signs point to a virus that was strong enough to cripple two younger healthy people. the couple leaves behind two children. >> scary. president trump and queen

elizabeth ii exchange toasts at buckingham palace before about 170 guests and an elaborate state dinner held today in honor of the president and first lady. >> they have common values that will unite them long into the future. julia macfarlane has more on the president's uk visit. >> the brits have rolled out the red carpet for president trump and his family, pulling out all the stops for this three-day visit, just the third time an american president has had a full state reception here in the uk. president trump receiving a royal welcome on the first day of his state visit to the uk. a day of special events at buckingham palace culminating in an opulent state dinner, the highest honor for any visiting dignitary. the president giving a speech for the vip guests, both british and american in attendance. day one focusing on events with the royals with private tours, independence of the guard and a lunch at the palace followed bay wreath laying ceremony and special gifts for the trumps.

a first edition of the second world war written by britain's wartime prime minister winston churchill. also a pen set and an intricate box for the first lady. but the visit has already been filled with controversy. president trump rebuking duchess meghan as nasty over the comments she made about him in 2016. >> i didn't know that she was nasty. >> and a clash with london's mayor sadik khan who compared trump to a fascist leader. trump responding that khan was a stone-cold loser. but in a big snub, opposition leader jeremy corbyn announced he will boycott s dinner. and the house of commons speaker declined to invite trump to speak before parliament, a parliament that was extended to barack obama. and while there was some small protests today both for and against president trump, the mayor of london has given permission for a large demonstration tomorrow, including for activists to once again fly that trump baby

balloon. julia macfarlane, abc news, london. the democratic convention held in san francisco is over. some 5,000 people packed the moscone center over the weekend discussing issues and listening to speeches of 13 of the 24 candidates for president. today on midday live, jeremy b. white discussed the reason why joe biden stayed away. . >> it seems like joe biden made a calculation that rather than sort of trying to outflank other candidates from the left, he would leaf them to sort of fight amongst each other for that lane and would make his case sort of more centrist case when he is able the do it exclusively rather than be one voice in a crowd. >> he says the decision to move california's primary from june to march will make this day a much bigger player who becomes the democratic presidential nominee. unraveling a family mystery. the life-changing moment for a marin county woman searching for her birth father. how a dna detective helped find

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imagine not knowing who your biological father was for most of your life. that's what one marin county woman face affidavit she said her mother lied to her not once,

but twice. >> over the course of her life, she learned it was possible any of these three menu see here could have been her father. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian shares the extraordinary story about the quest to find the truth and the person who helped her. >> it started with a swab and ended with a life-changing moment for jodi klugman rhab. she is searching for her birth father. >> i just didn't expect i would learn about a different dad. >> 43 years later, jody found that dad, tim mcleod. >> this is tim, and this is sam pearson. >> jody was told her mother's first husband, sam pearson, the man in the uniform, was her real father from the time she was born in marin county until the age of 12. then everything changed with her mother's second marriage to a man named wade. >> at age 12, i was told that i was really wayne's biological daughter. >> jody then spent her life bonding with wayne, converting to judaism and even taking his last name, klugman.

but something was always bothering her. with her shocking red hair, she didn't look anything like wayne at all. so she hired christina brian fitzgibbons, a dna detective. >> two weeks later, i was down to two men who were brothers, tim, a man named tim, and he had a brother named cameron. >> christine that football jody's dna and matched it to distant relatives who also took a similar test. >> it's like a jigsaw puzzle. >> christina made a family tree, slowly filling in the blanks through dna, first by finding jody's biological great grandparents, then grandparents, and eventually her birth father tim. this was the only thing linking tim to marin county, an old realtor's license. if you're wondering how tim even fits in, here is how. >> tim was the real estate agent for jody's parents, sam and her mother when they moved to marin. and he became a roommate and

some. >> but dna doesn't lie. though everything jody had been told her whole life including genetically being jewish was a lie. >> that rocked my self-concept. holy hell. >> she eventually accepted her new norm and the fact that a 75-year-old man living alone in san lorenzo was her birth father. >> you have your grandfather's hair. >> this is tim mcleod. >> it's more than i could have ever hoped for. dreams come true. for both of us. >> if you're wondering if tim knew jody existed, the answer is yes. but back then he thought she was better off without him. >> she was never far from my thoughts, never. >> now these two see each other regularly, he is part of the family. >> i got a second chance at having a dad. >> but really, the third time is the charm. lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> and both of the men that jody thought were her fathers have actually passed away. >> jody says her mother did not

want to take part in this story, but what a story, and they have so much lost time to make up for there. >> definitely. >> wow. all right. let's turn to our weather, because we are in for some warm heat. >> oh, yeah. it's going to be warm to hot. hot in some spots. the sunny skies right now. the week gets off to a warm start. overnight we'll see low temperatures dropping into the low 50s near the coast and bay. some mid- to upper 50s in some of our inland areas; and then bring on the heat, all the warmth tomorrow. look for highs. 70 at half moon bay, 72 in downtown san francisco. a little bit warmer across the bay in oakland, up to 78 tomorrow. 92 is expected high in walnut creek. and 94 farther inland in antioch. so it's going to be quite summer-like tomorrow. here is a look at selected highs. 88 in san jose. up in santa rosa, 89. 94 concord, 94 antioch. lots of 90s in the inland areas tomorrow. seven-day forecast. but look atta sharp cooldown on thursday and friday.

it turns windy on thursday. temperatures, highs will drop 10, 12 degrees in many locations, but the good news is if you like warmth, it will be bouncing back on saturday. and over the weekend, we'll see further warming going into early next week. back into the low 90s. >> all right. thank you, spencer. all right. check this out. an amazing time lapse video from space. it was taken by nasa astronaut nick haig from the international space station. the video squeeze as 30-minute trip over earth into 60 seconds, covering the pacific ocean to the atlantic. wow. >> that's cool. all right. go ahead. drink that cup of coffee, or even 25 cups of coffee, apparently. the surprising new study about health and coffee. i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. get ready to shell out some big bucks for graduation. bucks for graduation. wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine

that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto.

people wake. and smile, when they see the sun. not that one. this one. it makes knowing when to take your prescriptions clear as day.

up to fifty percent of people don't take them properly. so at cvs pharmacy we got up early and built a system that helps calculate each person's ideal schedule. it's great for doctors. and caregivers. at cvs pharmacy, we're just trying to help more people have more mornings. sephora will close all of its stores this wednesday for workers to go through diversity training. the training comes after r&b singer sza tweeted in april, accusing a sephora employee in calabasas of racial profiling.

the employee called security on her because they thought she was stealing. sephora apologized. all of the stores and offices will participate. it is graduation time for high schools and college seniors, and that means time to start thinking about those graduation gifts. which gifts are popular right now? >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with ideas. >> and how much will you spend? celebrating the graduate in your life? better plan on opening your wallet. here is a look at the spending trends this year. it's a time of new beginnings, when teenagers say goodbye to high school while those in college say hello to the real world. if you want to spoil the graduate in your life, plan to give some cash. according to a survey by the national retail federation, the average person buying gifts will spend about $102. sorry, grads, that's a little less than last year's average of roughly $105. giving that green will be the most popular gift, especially if it's inside a greeting card.

32% of those surveyed say they will forgo cash and instead give a gift card. 10% say they will give electronics. one growing trend, friends giving friends gifts. 45% of those ages 18 to 24 will spend about $74, mostly on cash and a card. those 65 years old and older think grandparents, plan to give an average of $107. the biggest spenders are, you guessed it, the parents age group. 45 through 54 who are forking over nearly $120. in total, the report says depending on the class of 2019, it's expected to reach biion.that's lls.nod for gr >>ed. a reducesho rkey scienti the risk of hiv have a shorter life expectancy.

the study followed the work of a chinese scientist who tried to reproduce the mutation in twin girls, an experiment widely condemned as unethical. the cal scientists reviewed data of 4,000 people and found their death rate by age 74 was 26% higher in those who carried mutations in both copies of the gene. it's unclear how the mutations affect life span, but it suggests it makes it more likely to die from the flu. coffee lovers who drink up to 25 cups a day can rest assured the beverage is not bad for their heart. researchers tracked 8,000 people across the uk. they found drinking up to 25 was no worse for their arteries than drinking less than a cup a day. the study is being presented at the british cardiovascular society conference in manchester. although they'll become jittery. >> that's a lot of coffee. and other good news today. california has officially concluded coffee does not pose a significant cancer risk.

state regulators gave final approval monday that coffee won't have to carry twharngs the beverage may be bad for you. good news all around for coffee. >> definitely. here is other great news. pesos, pounds, yen, any other foreign currency. mcdonald's has announced plans to accept international currency, but for one day only. it's part of a promotion for the launch of mcdonald's worldwide favorites menu. the deal is only good on thursday, and from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., thursday only. 2:00 to 5:00. you can exchange any amount of foreign currency for one of the four new menu items. >> okay. >> your burrito, though, may cost you a little more or maybe your taco at chipotle. this might happen if president trump increases tariffs on mexico. chipotle's ceo says the companies costs could rise $15 million. and he says the price of a burrito could go up around five cents perhaps to help offset

those rising costs. the bay area teenage and the seven cochampions of the scripps national spelling bee received a hero's welcome on "live with kelly and ryan." oh, look at that. ovation for 13-year-old rishik and his fellow champions. rishik is a seventh grader and was the second member of his family to compete in the bee. kelly asked him about that today. >> your older brother finished sixth. now, do you now rub your title in his face? >> i will admit a little bit. >> a little bit. >> that was -- >> at least he is honest. >> rishik is coming back califoia tomorrow an heading to hollywood for an appearance on jimmy kimmel live on thursday. >> making the rounds. all right. kicking off pride month across the bay area, the city of san francisco takes to it the next level.

a police squad car and even the uniforms are getting a pride makeover. and dan is here with what we have coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. >> new at 5:00, a record amount for lunch with warren buffett and the local man who paid it wants the talk about what buffett has called rat poison square. we'll explain. a bay area woman dies tragically in lake tahoe. we're best friend tells abc7 news what made this woman so very special. and how san jose is going online to stop what's happening in the air. those stories and a lot more when kristen and i see you for abc7 news news at 5:00.

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and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit a good night of tv coming up. on abc7 tonight at 8:00 the bachelorette followed by celebrity family feud, and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. an official kickoff to pride month today at san francisco city hall. but it's not just the flag flying over thit's also on the vehicles of some sfpd officers. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz

has the details. >> to meantime, in civic center aza, the san francisco police department debuted their own new way of showing lgbtq support. >> for the month of june, we're unveiling the sfpd pride car. the patch is new for june. >> in honor of pride, sfpd will be the first law enforcement agency in the country to wear these pride patches. the public can buy them too for $10. >> all the benefits go to larkin street youth project to help homeless lgbtq youth in san francisco. >> the show of support from sfpd comes on a a big b.i.g. yard for pride. this month marks the anniversary of the stonewall uprising, credited for sparking the gay movement. >> we look back and say it's the point that this new story began. >> but it's a story inherently tied to law enforcement. >> i'm old enough to remember when the police raided bars here in the castro. >> 50 years later, for some in the lgbtq community, it's still

complicated. >> it's understandable that there are people who are a part of our community who are wary about the relationship between queer people and the police. >> but for sfpd. >> i think it just marks a big change in our history, and i think that, you know, it's real important to be clive. >> in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> in the south bay, the pride flag was raised this morning outside of santa clara city hall. you can get the latest news any time with the abc7 news news app. it has enhanced features, more customization and personalized. to get more of the news you want delivered to your phone in realtime that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news at 4:00. thank you for joining us today. i'm ama daetz. abc7 news neat phi:00 starts rit

now. >> she was the best daughter. she was my best friend. >> bay area woman dies tragically at lake tahoe. her family and friends tell abc7 news what makes this woman so special. a settlement in this police confrontation. targeting silicon valley. first it was the feds. now late today house democrats big. new fallout after this weekend's explosion at a chemical plant in santa clara. hydrogen fuel stations are offline and could be down for days. that humpback whale lost in alameda and its unfortunate connection to gray whales instead of previous humpbacks in the bay. >> now, news to build a better bay area, from abc7 news. >> the fast-moving cold water of the snow melt in the sierra may have contributed to an accidental death this weekend at lake tahoe where a woman fell from the top of a popular waterfall. stephanie espinosa lived and

worked in benicia. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. today abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley spoke with espinosa's mother and her friend who was with her at the scene of the accident. >> it was friday afternoon when stephanie espinosa was enjoying the view 150 feet up above emerald bay at lake tahoe. at the top of eagle falls, she waded in one of the pools when she reached for a branch and lost her footing. she vanished over the falls. rescue and dive teams later found her body. initial reports indicated she might have been taking photos, but her family says that was not the case. >> stephanie didn't even have her phone on her when she fell. she was trying to enjoy the moment. >> she gave so much of herself physically, spiritually, emotna