you did it. you are the singing "don't let go," idol. >> ♪ take my hand and don't let go ♪ ♪ i'm addicted to your loving ♪ ♪ but if you should know how my love goes ♪ ♪ baby, stay close ♪ ♪ you won't ever have to cry, ♪ so wipe them tears from your eyes ♪ ♪ as long as you're by my side ♪ ♪ you won't shed no tears ♪

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> fights. this was just one from saturday's contra costa county fair. tonight we are getting the reaction and witness accounts of what exactly set off the chaos and led to the closure of the fair. good evening. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. the contra costa county fair made new safety adjustments for the final day of the fair. abc seven news reporter ryan curry was there tonight and spoke with witnesses who say saturday was the worst day of the fair they have ever seen. ryan: this is the moment two groups of teenagers got into a confrontation at the fair. moments later, a large fight went out. >> two

everyone was piled on top of everybody. ryan: this vendor travels across the country to do county fairs. she says multiple fights broke out on saturday. according to one of the vendors we spoke with, one of the fights broke out in this grassy area, prompting attractions to close, which eventually led to the entire fair closing early. >> they tore up the ride over there pretty bad. they stole a bunch of stock. i got some of it back, though. ryan: on sunday, the county fair implemented new safety measures. they posted the message on social media saying they want to ensure the fair remains a safe environment for all families and friends together. for the last day of the contra costa county fair on may 21, we are implementing a new policy. any minor needs to be a comp the -- accompanied by a parent or

guardian. we are waiting to hear back. >> very disappointed and to have the fair shut down early, our fair is one of the smallest in terms of the time limit. we go on for a couple of weeks and we try to build upe a placer all families to feel welcome. >> community is bigger than the drama. we have to pull together as one big community, come together for the common goal of bringing families out, having fun. ryan: she is calling for other parents to make their children behave at events like this. >> we need to teach our children when you come to these spaces, it is not to create an unsafe environment. dion: getting to some breaking news now. we are working to learn more

about heavy police activity in downtown redwood city. you are looking at video from the scene. first calls came in before 8:30 tonight near broadway and middlefield road right by the cinemark theaters. you can imagine how busy it is on a sunday evening and we are pushing to get more information from police. we will let you know as soon as we learn more. let's get to the new details we are learning about the busy day at sfo. you are taking a live look at the airport tarmac and as we close in on the memorial day travel weekend, we saw hundreds of people dealing with their own travel nightmare today as parts of terminal two were on lock down evacuated. of -- a spotted. it turned out to be baggage with no harm, but as j.r. stone found out, there were plenty of headaches to go around. j.r.: this front area of sfo's terminal two

early afternoon. people were everywhere as the terminal went under lockdown due to an unattended item in the food court area. frustration as passengers waited. >> i waited in one spot over two hours. j.r.: that from bonnie posey who is trying to get to spokane but kept thinking about that knee replacement she needs as she stood there. >> they could not have informed us a bit and they could have helped the ones that needed to be there, their flights earlier, brought them up front so they got. to their flights on time. j.r.: the massive crowds of people were outside too. patrick sharp this cellphone video outside terminal two. >> i have been to a lot of places and i have never been at a lockdown like this. it was pretty scary. obviously everybody pulled through. j.r.: it took authorities two to

three hours to clear terminal two of any threat. some say they were left in the dark. >> just that there was a security issue and that is all that we know. j.r.: those with sfo say the bag in question was luggage and no longer deemed a threat two hours and 25 minutes later. they tell us at least 36 flights were delayed and at least four canceled. the security scare comes days away from what is expected to be a very busy memorial weekend. some say that busy week is already underway. >> this is the preview weekend and all of the schools are getting out. this is like the pre-summer travel time. >> also my granddaughter is on the other side in vegas waiting on us to come to her graduation, so she is crying thinking we are not going to end up making it. j.r.: most did end up flying, but bonnie missed her flight by 20 minutes and we'll try again

come monday. >> i am not going to prolong my -- at least if i go back to my sister and lock -- my sister-in-law, i get to relax. dion: to the south bay, san jose police investigating a deadly crash involving multiple vehicles. we first got word at 1:30 today at the intersection of fruitdale and leigh avenue this afternoon. one of the cars flipped and both ended up nearly on the sidewalk. it is unclear from police who was in what car, but sj pd says one driver was killed and the other seriously injured. two other passengers were also seriously hurt. a magnitude five point five earthquake rattled off the coast of northern california today. the usgs reports the quake was centered in the pacific near neri eureka -- near eureka. there were no damages or injuries. two earthquakes have shaken

humboldt county in the last few months. a 4.5 quake rattled the town of rio dell in january. it is one of the first things that might come to mind when you think of what makes san francisco san francisco. e 110th runng the bay to breakers brought thousands to the city today. from creative costumes to fun flavors and the standard amount of weirdness, abc seven news reporter cornell barnard captured the characters who took part. >> three, two, one. cornell: a chilly and foggy start to this week's bay to breakers, but that did not spoil the fun to 17,000 runners and walkers. it was not in the forecast, but check out the storm which blew in from the south bay. >> we are from mountain view,

california, and we are an atmospheric winter. we hoped it would stop raining cornell: in time for today. cornell:the clemens family was here celebrating their aunt's birthday. >> we are trying to support her health kick. cornell: at the finish line, the party was just getting started. members of the nursing sorority chi eta phi had some thoughts. >> it is weird. it is a lot to see and it has been very invigorating. we met a lot of interesting people. >> we still have to meet. cornell: this group from san jose channeling the 80's and doing the go-go's proud by re-creating the iconic album cover. >> this is our seventh year taking part in the event. we always dress up as strong and powerful female figures. cornell: the annual takeover of

city streets lasted seven hours with everyone getting the attention they deserved, including these guys. in san francisco, cornell rn i am partial to atmospheric river. here is a look at this year's bay to breakers winners. colin bennie won the men's while sarah anderson took first place among the women. and cal calamia from san francisco won the non-binary decision -- division. we have the stories about the race for you on our homepage, abc7news.com. much more to come tonight. if you thought your instagram was acting up today, it was not just you. the sunday outage and how many people were hit. plus -- [cheering] a grad ceremony filled with jeers, not cheers.

plus, u the new rules for teen passengers rolling out nationwide tomorrow. spencer: check out this visibility from sucre tower over san francisco. low clouds will appear. i however

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frozen for a couple of minutes this afternoon. the first trouble started a few minutes after 3:00. no where on a cause other than a local technical issue. at the peak, the outage affected 175,000 users. starting tomorrow, uber users can create teen accounts for underage passengers. however, the bay area is not one of the few selected places. uber is launching the accounts for 13 to 17-year-olds at the new offering comes with several safety features. only highly rated, experienced drivers can receive trip requests from teens, and parents will be able to live track the trap -- trip progress. the new feature will launch in more than a dozen cities in the u.s. and canada including atlanta, dallas, houston, new york. boston university's graduating class used today's ceremony to

take a stance on the hollywood writers strike. you heard correctly, those were boos. cousins turned their backs on the head of one of hollywood's biggest studios as he gave the school's commencement address. he is the ceo of warner bros. discovery and as he delivered his speech, protesters outside the stadium also chanted and waved picket signs. it has been three weeks since members of the writers guild of america walked off the job in order to negotiate a new contract. now to the east bay where we saw a birthday bash for a public utility company. the east bay mud is turning 100 years old this weekend. a community fair was held in oakland to mark a century of serving water to east bay residence. people enjoyed live performances and beer and wine, which

benefits their water lifeline program. people there where the first to try the limited release of east bay mud's custom beer. this is in partnership with drake's brewery in san leandro. it is made with water processed by the utility. new at 11: yourself as a fan of crosswords or you might have an obsession with wardell, but did you see today's sunday crossword in the l.a. times? here was one of the clues, 47 down. spencer of good morning america. there are four letters and we had to guess. the real answer, we are a little partial and there is another lara spencer we

love and no -- know. there was a little fall power when you discovered this. spencer: my friend in l.a. discovered this and said that, you are a clue on the crossword puzzle this morning. at one time, i was on that program, so i was so excited and started setting up post on social media, and then i said, it is only four letters. so what could it be? [laughter] dion: it goes to her character that you would admit it -- your character that he would admit it and then laugh about it. you deserve to be is in every crossword puzzle. [laughter] nothing crossing the forecast either. spencer:

att noweirly and og afranro t upper jose, mountain view, 54 at half moon bay. c emeryville, it is the bottom of the 50 degrees, mild in compton and fairfield. livermore at 57 degrees. one more live you looking across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera and we have areas of fog developing across the northern bay. sunnier tomorrow even more than what today was. here is the forecast and we should show you that we are clear for a while, but as we approach the beginning of the morning commute, we will see low clouds develop along portions of the coastline and over the bay, but not very far inland.

we will have sunny skies tomorrow and a really warm day. overnight, low temperatures the 50's,d 7nearegre. inland areas will be near 90 degrees. however, a cooldown will occur on tuesday by 10 degrees or more , so highs on tuesday only in the low 70's in some spots and even cooler on wednesday and thursday. we will have a sharp cooldown beginning on tuesday, but enjoy the warmth tomorrow. highs near 90 and the warmest in length spots are near 80. around the bay shoreline, low 60's along the coats -- coast. then we get a nice cooling trend that takes us through the rest of the week. and land highs will only reach the mid-70's, so the weather is changing dramatically from week to week. dion: what a roller coaster it

has been. thank you. coming up next, it is not the sport today, san jose pd is on . dion: some of the favorite 49ers took their skills in a new direction to take on a different opponent.

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dion: in the south bay, it looks like the e- exwhere expt.eyook onan jose liy lance, and jauan jennings. fans were also able to watch a homerun derby and get autographs.

>> this is our first of many events for an awesome cause, for a fundraiser and a scholarship so we can help some of our underprivileged youth, and it is exciting. dion: how fun is that. proceeds from the event will go towards a community organization that benefits local youth. no shortage of sports today from the course to the court and onto the diamond. we have chris alvarez joining us with a preview. chris: coming up in sports, a familiar face takes home the pga championship, and miami puts the heat on the celtics. thus, bailey's big swing. what a weekend for the giants.

>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: just as the giants are starting to get on a roll, dental bad news as their ace left the game against the marlins with back soreness. after the game, he said he did not think it was too serious and the manager did not rule out an mri, and they are not sure if it is needed yet. these two said yes to another question, a giant winni at the

park. how about a weekend for the rookie catcher, patrick bailey? there goes his first career homerun. they are all ecstatic. game tied at 1-1. the giants scored in the third inning, and the giants are up 7-5. orbit and friends outfield, the a's trying to avoid a three-game sweep in houston. a deep fly to right and what a catch. robbing the potential homerun. james likes that and pn so much. alvarez slides in safely, houston. the a's get swept 2

finaound thefan favorite of the michael blocked from mission viejo, in the hole for an ace. rory mcilroy signed a scorecard too. viktor hovland trying to win his first major, but has bunker shot on 16 goes right to the wall. brooks cap got kappa is going to finish things up with a nice little tap in on 18. three under today and a nine under for the tournament, his fifth major overall, becoming the first live golfer to win the major. miami up big early. audubon slamming on for mark albert jayland brown.

at first half, jimmy butler, heat led by as many as 22 in the first half. dolphins head on, just 16 weeks until opening weekend. off the celtics miss and it is gabe who grew up in modesto in stockton. jimmy butler has got a long memory. remember the celtics mocking miami earlier in the series? there is some revenge right there. they take the 3-0 i is the first seed to make it into the -- miami is the first seed to make it into the league in 20 years. dion: much more to come at abc7news at 11:00 tonight. the u.s. debt ceiling deadline. talks are speeding up and you are sure to hear more about it this week, but how does it impact you? that is ahead.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: the u.s. debt talks are getting more urgent by the day, all to avoid what would be the nation's first-ever debt default. with 10 days left until 1 deadline. house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden will meet -- meet tomorrow to push negotiations into overdrive. negotiations wrapped up tonight on both sides are remaining tightlipped. ran on alley has the latest on where the two sides stand and what treasury secretary janet yellen is now saying. >> president biden back in the united states to deal with debt ceiling talks after ending his asia trip early. house speaker kevin mccarthy says he had a productive phone call sunday with the president. >> i think we can solve some of

these problems and he understands what we are looking at. >>o me nday a w hoe without the o congressional leaders. key issues include government spending cuts, unspent covid relief funds, and new work requirements for federal aid programs. treasury secretary janet yellen tells meet the press the government could run out of cash to pay its bills on june 1. >> i would focus on raising the debt ceiling and there would be hard choices if that does not occur. there can be no acceptable outcomes of the debt ceiling is not raised, regardless of what decisions we make. >> without a deal to prevent default, borrowing costs might soar and millions of americans may not get payments like medicare and social security. the issue

republicans, how to rein in spending. reasons for raising the debt limit include deep spending cuts which would got president biden's agenda in exchange for raising the debt limit. for leaving for japan, president biden doubled down higher taxes for the wealthiest americans and corporations, faulting republicans for playing politics. >> it is time for the public to accept there is no bipartisan deal to be made solely on their partisan terms. they have to move as well. dion: tonight east bay congressman -- congresswoman barbara lee is calling for an overhaul of the supreme court. we said the manner in which the high court currently operates is a crisis of democracy. she says reforms are needed for continued public trust in the supreme court. lee wants adjuster -- additional

justices term limits. the democratic congresswoman is running to succeed dianne feinstein when her term ends in january 2025. vice president and oakland native kamala harris will be back in the bay area tomorrow. she is scheduled to visit sunnyvale to promote the biden administration's investment in semi conductor manufacturing. according to the company's facebook page, the vice president make a stop at applied materials. in december, the company announced plans to build a semi conductor research and develop an center in sunnyvale. history made up in space today. for the first time in decades, a woman from saudi arabia has entered orbit. as astronauts on the way to the international space station as well. she is a crew led by a retired nasa astronaut. >> with the new crew on orbi

and i am really excited about returning to space, but even more excited about welcoming three new astronauts. dion: eddie whitson the spacex charted crew as the first female commander of a private spaceflight. she also holds the american record for the most accumulated time in space. the crew should reach the space station by tomorrow morning and return with a splash down to the coast of florida in a little more than a week. the newest winner of american idol is already a bona fide superstar. >> ♪ you won't ever have to i can tell from your dion: ian champ. he and two others had their final chance to impress the audience tonight. ian is a highschooler who

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dion: there are common sites on the weekday commutes, but now the bay area ferries are going greener and electric. they are building a zero emission ferry that flies above the waves.

the climate environment is part of our crucial part of building a better bay area. >> at first glance, it blends in with the hundreds of other boats docked in sausalito, but the moment we hit the water, we realized part of what makes it so different. >> it is very quiet. >> why? >> it is fully electric. no hydraulics. >> this is an electric boat produced by a company based in stockholm with an office in the bay area. veronica car gate is the project manager. >> it is a boat that flies above the waves. our boat uses 80% less energy than a traditional speedboat would, and the mission is to help accelerate the transition to fossil fuel free waterways. >> riding around the bay was admittedly r but this is not actually the boat we came to talk about. the company is currently

building a fully electric ferry. it can hold up to 30 people. the hope is that it will eventually replace the bigger diesel fueled ferries we rode today. the speed of electric boats is a big part of this. right now it takes 30 minutes to get from sausalito to san francisco. with an electric ferry could -- ferry, it will take half of that. the push toward electric ferries is already underway. one group was awarded $45,000 in grant from the state to begin building. after this year, the company hopes to be in the bay area. >> it makes sense to be based in communities that take water and sustainability seriously in a lot of ways. dion:

memorial day, and summer was here early today for dogs who like to party. the sme p called, went off this afternoon. pet owners come out from obedience training to grooming to pet portrait drawings. tons of food trucks are also in the area. there was also a chance to adopt from the family dog rescue nonprofit. spencer: at least one of them was found barking up the wrong tree. dion: there is the pond i was looking for. earlier we were joking that we were waiting for a pun. [laughter] no pressure. you had the whole evening to think about it. spencer: that one was spontaneous too. dion: i am very impressed. spencer: maybe all of the fire hydrants were hiding with all of the dogs that were there.

looking across the embarcadero from the rooftop camera, theories -- these are the forecast lines. there will be some clouds that develop in the bay area over w pattern ay and continue for the end of the week. overnight low temperatures will be in the low to mid 50's. highs tomorrow,as he looked at r 7-day forecast, who noticed the sharp drop in temperatures on tuesday. on tuesday, inland highs in the upper 70's, around the bay, barely 70 degrees, and as the week goes on, it gradually gets cooler. we bottom out on saturday with inland highs going into memorial day weekend only into the low 70's. you can still get out and enjoy the weekend. dion: nothing to complain about. did you make a pun book when you

were a kid? spencer: no, i just have a strange mind. [laughter] dion: it makes things more interesting. let's get back to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. chris: coming up, i will recap a wild season for the warriors. plus, camping with george kittle. he is making

through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the warriors season was a roller coaster ride, ups and downs, twists and turns. here's a look back at the 2022-2023 campaign. defending champion warriors had to manage a preseason punch. >> this is the biggest crisis we have ever had since i have been coach. chris: the road was rocky,

literally. the raw years -- the warriors dropped their first four games. before finally beating houston in mid-november. the season was a roller coaster ride from amazing wins. >> the lead long, looney tip. yes! the warriors win it. chris: to terrible losses. >> the good thing about the league is that you play two games at a quick turnaround. chris: there were injuries and absences. a midseason trade bringing back a familiar face. >> looking nice in their. chris: the january trip to the white house put a stamp on the title celebrations is the playoff push continued and the margin for error was slim. >> it is another one of those too soon jokes. [laughter] i am still hot. >> a short memory. chris: on the final day of the

regular season, a 100 57 point effort staved there to get to the post season in a matchup with sacramento. >> in many ways, a tumultuous season. chris: it to the dubs to come out victorious, including a game seven record 50 point performance from stephen curry. >> you run out of words to describe him. >> what an incredible performance this is. this is a game seven i will forever remember as a steph curry game. >> it is our experience to go and i feel pretty comfortable. chris: when the dust settled, the defending champs ran out of gas. no hollywood ending for these warriors. >> we didn't get there this year, but it is not like this is the end of the road. >> a lot of pride in what we accomplished but we also understand this is not good enough. chris: one thing is for certain.

the warriors will be back. what it looks like is anyone's guess. what a season. we are joe montana weeks away, just 16 sundays from now and the niners kick the season in pittsburgh. montana won four super bowl titles during the 1980's. their new quest for the lombardi trophy begins with lta's this week. george kittle was back on his old college stomping grounds this weekend, giving back to kids in iowa. yesterday he hosted the annual event where he played ball with iowa. the sold-out camp hosted kids from the ages of eight to 16. >> the first time i got to do it with my dad and wife here too. everyone's in iowa has pretty special stuff. i am thankful to the stadium and the staff for letting us do it here. it is going to be a good time. chris: ncaa softball tournament,

number nine stanford made the super regionals, up in the fifth. two run single, the cardinals score bring -- emily young to the left. top of the wall and over for a homerun. and kennedy strikin final batter. the cardinal win 11-2. in cal, softball ends losses in oklahoma. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you very much. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i am dion lim. for spencer, chris, and all of us here, thank you for joining us. have a great night. ♪

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