here with the song “oscar winning tears,” raye!nt ♪ ♪ height is irrelevant he was a one out of a ten i wish that i knew it then i'm still recovering ♪ ♪ uh truly i'm vulnerable i love a sentiment quickly i opened up ♪ ♪ i learned my lesson then thought i was safe again thought he was innocent i was so wrong ♪ ♪ i can't deny i was stuck in a daze a terrible phase you ♪ ♪ was convincing though very believable the role that you played ♪ ♪ so i'll take this front row seat and baby ♪ ♪ baby you can go ahead cry those oscar winning tears popcorn and i scream ♪ ♪ baby baby you can go ahead cry those oscar winning tears you can go ahead and cry those tears ♪ ♪ oh what a tragedy it didn't have to be ♪ ♪ look how you talk to me cursing ♪ ♪ and blasphemy cinematography get this on camera please ♪ ♪ or no one gon' believe this here i can't deny i thought you were the man ♪ ♪ but you had a plan what you lying for what you you crying for you did it again ♪ ♪ ah ah ah ah so i'll take this front row seat and baby baby ♪ ♪ you can go ahead cry thos

. >> yeah, raye montague not only transformed the design process for all navy ships, she blazed a nybarriers for generations of women who are now following her. here's abc's robin roberts. >> what do you do for nasa? >> calculate your launch and land agsite. >> reporter: the oscar nominated film "hidden figures" celebrates the true story of three african-american women who helped propel the u.s. space program to new heights. mary jackson, dorothy vaughn, and catherine johnson. >> i analyze the barometer levels for air displacement, friction and velocity. >> reporter: as they were breaking barriers at nasa, another hidden figure, raye montague was making history at the navy. >> i am known as the first person to designed a ship using a computer. and i was the first female program manager of ships in the history of the navy, which was the equivalent of being the ceo of a company. >> reporter: the little rock native was a child of the segregated south and never saw an engineer who looked like her. >> my mother told me when i was a very little girl, raye, you'll have three strikes against

. >> reporter: this family was ready for a holiday adventure at the point rayes national see shore until they read the posted signs. impacts from the partial government shutdown. >> i liked it. but i am sad that we can't go back. >> reporter: public bathrooms closed and off limits because maintenance workers have been furloughed and they are closed. >> we're hoping to give a little lesson to our son and show the in-laws kind of what we have right in our own back door and i'm a little sad to see that we can't do th >> reporter: hiking trails are open but garbage is piling up in some trash cans. park vaft -- park visitors are urged to plan ahead. >> haul your garbage out with you that you bring in. >> i feel bad for the employees aren't able to work and get paid. >> reporter: a traffic and parking nightmare, access to the palomarin trail head was closed due to the shut down forcing people to park on both sides of the road and hike in. >> it is a beautiful day. it is a shame the access is closed because there are so many people that want to enjoy this. >> reporter: some overnight campers go

raye montague. [ cheers and applause ] there you go. >> thank you.eople. >> oh, my goodness. i don't know if you all noticed when the piece was running how you were watching your story and you had the biggest smile on your face. you lived it. is it sometimes incredible to you where you are, what you overcame to be where you are today? >> growing up, robin, in a segregated south, you never dream that these options were available to you. and i can remember wondering, where am i going? what am i going to be? and when i was 7 years old, my grandfather took me -- this is during world war ii -- my grandfather took me to see a german mini submarine that had been captured off of the coast of the carolinas. and they let me go inside and, of course, i saw the dials and mechanisms, and i said to the guy, what do you have to know to do this? he said, oh, you'd have to be an engineer, but you don't ever have to worry about that. >> oh. >> and i didn't realize i had been insulted. [ laughter ] so, i asked my mother to take me to find out what was required to becom

. >> chris rayes tells us lower prices were prominently on display during today's event. >> today i am thrilled to share with you the newest iphone. >> reporter: iphone 11. phones have always been the centerpiece of the apple annual september event. but this year they're on the defensive. with iphone sales on the decline. so emphasis on cheaper options and beefed up camera features. the most basic iphone 11 will retail for $699. >> we'll see if there is hype by how many people line up to get the device. >> reporter: the first pro line of iphones is the three camera lens with wide, ultra wide and telephoto capabilities and apple wasn't shy showing off just how it could be used bringing filmmakers on to the stage. >> we've divided the view finder into individual feeds. >> reporter: in a competitive landscape apple acknowledging that iphones alone can't keep customers. they need to provide content too. arcade and apple tv plus will offer original and exclusive games, movies and tv hoes including jennifer aniston's highly anticipated return to the screen. >> apple focused on a language. we

here's raye.'m still recovering ♪ ♪ today i'm vulnerable i love a sentiment quickly i opened up i learn dz my lesson then thought i was safe again thought he was innocent, i was so wrong ♪ ♪ i can't deny i was stuck in a daze a terrible phase you was convincing tho very believable. ♪ so i'll take this front row seat and baby you can go ahead and cry those oscar winning tears ♪ ♪ oh what a tragedy it didn't have to be look how you talk to me nursing and blasphemy get this on camera please no one's gonna believe it ♪ ♪ i can't deny it i thought you were the man but you had a plan why are you lying for why are you crying for ♪ ♪ baby baby you can go ahead and cry those oscar winning tears ♪ ♪ i can see right through your tears baby ♪ ♪ i wish i could say this sit down with no issues no string section no tiny violin ♪ ♪ for the last time i'm your audience i'll take this front row seat and baby, baby, baby you can go ahead and cry those go head and cry those oscar winning tears ♪ [ cheers ] well well w

. >> reporter: rayes did that, got his test 72 hours before departure.received his negative test result two hours after he landed. too late. test results must be in before departure. they ordered him to quarantine for ten days. >> it's not my fault. took so long to deliver the test. why do i have to quarantine if i have negative results and she said, sorry, that is the law. >> reporter: but the lieutenant governor says strict protocols are necessary to avoid having to put even more people under quarantine. >> and then they find out later they were positive, the two rows around them all now were close contacts, the individuals themselves and their family are going to have to isolate for ten days in hawaii, at least. >> reporter: rayes received his test from kaiser which is a partner in hawaii's safe travel program. kaiser told us we sympathize with mr. raw rose, turnaround times my vary, staying home the best thing to do. ramos says hawaiian airlines told him it would be okay to board without test results but the airline told us test results are not a req

. >> reporter: j chris rayes. >> new york city's mayor announced juneteenth will be a city observed holiday starting next y a news anchor co-hosted chat with national geographics rachel jones on the history of juneteenth. they say this year it has become much more than just a celebration. >> people are using it as a rally for different events. it's not the typical barbecue festival vibe we've seen in years past. and here in washington, d.c. i know are seeing something similar. >> i think a discussion i had with someone earlier today i think the bottom word here is acknowledgement, almost parallel to the metaphor you can't cure disease or cure an illness until you acknowledge that it exists. >> and for more learning on the holiday head to our website. there you can also find it all up right now oabc7news.com. >>> happening today protests are expected in tulsa, oklahoma, where president trump is holding that massive campaign rally today. the mayor of tulsa has a city of emergency. the white house says it was out of consideration for the holiday and some of his supporters started gathering ear

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. >> chris rayes has the story. >> i was knocking on doors for barack obama in the primary in clevelands alex shore in 2008. that is when he met two african-american kids whose faces lit up at the mention of then-candidate barack obama. >> that moment just stuck with me. as i thought about those boys over the years, i thought this would be a great tribute to their pa boulevard after a two-year process and shore said his committee hasn't had the same momentum. >> committee members and i will go through whatever the city pr processes to get this down. it is taking time. >> reporter: judging from the application one alone, the los angeles one is more simple. just get 500 signatures or 20% if the population is less than 2500 but for san jose not only you do need more than 50% of residents affected, their signature and the utility bill to prove it and you need to collect the name of every single property owner in that neighborhood. we remembered ros way, the san jose street named for steve wozniak and the children discovery museum spearheaded that nearly 30 years ago and back then they remem

. >> louie raye is 16 years old but she had a limited vision of the outside world. >> it's okay, you run them in. >> he's been living with theresa bullock for seven months and it's been an experience for both of them. she's never had a capuchin monkey and he's never lived in the farm. wait until the monkey sees the cows getting put back where they belong. >> everything is a shock and surprise. >> louie is like this isn't right! and if you notice, louie is used to dogs because he used to live with a dog groomer but cows? not his thing. >> louie is always ready to go. >> if you think he's excited, check out this video. louie had never been through a car wash until this day. >> that's scary for humans! kids freak out, what is the monkey going to think. >> well, this owner has a four runner that was so muddy they had to go through a second time and when they went through a second time she let the camera roll and louie is like i'm grabbing a blanket, i'm not down with this. >> louie's like i'm out. >> and it escalates. >> mommy's right here with you. >> poor louie. >> louie has to cover h

. >> chris rayes has a look at how the company is trying to keep users in their eco-system. >> todaym thrilled to share with you the newest iphone. >> reporter: iphone 11. phones have been the centerpiece of the apple annual september event but this year they're on the defensive with iphone sales on the decline. so emphasis on cheaper options and beefed up camera features. the basic iphone 11 will be $699. >> we'll see if there is hype. >> the first ever proline of iphone is the three camera lens that has wide, ultra wide and telephoto capabilities and apple wasn't shy showing off how it would be used bringing some on the stage. >> we've divided the view finder into individual feeds. visualizing every field available on the iphone. >> the cameras make a big difference in the buying purchases of consumers. >> reporter: in a competitive landscape apple acknowledging with announcements that the iphones alone can't keep customers. they need to provide content. arcade and apple tv plus will offer original and exclusive games, movies and tv shows. including jennifer aniston's return to the

. >> abc 7 news reporter rayes got a preview. >> reporter: it's a family tradition too for kevin diamond who runs auto show after taking it over from his dad. >> it's something of a san francisco tradition. it's always open on thanksgiving. >> reporter: it is a car lovers dream whether you like them classic, practical, sporty or electric, every shiny new model under one roof. >> it is a really cool car. >> reporter: even the ones that can't drive yet are excited. what's your dream car? >> a tesla. >> what's your dream car? >> a jeep wrangler. >> we have a huge collection. a collection of teslas all privately owned. you know, every model represented up until the newest one. >> speaking of flashily features listen to the specs on this mclaren. >> it's a hybrid car, a little over 3,000 pound car. this goes 215 miles an hour. >> the auto show opens thanksgiving morning and on until monday. it'll cost you $10 to get in. but if you want to take this car home it's going to cost you a little bit more than a million dollars. >>> well, tonight one of america's biggest thanksgiving traditions is in

. >>> point rayes national see shore will reopen tomorrow. spokesperson tells us the visitor center will open and the camping permits will be issued. on monday crews will check conditions along the 150 miles of trail. >> a gunman is wanted in san jose for an early morning shooting that killed a man. you see police here at the scene at south 10th and east williams streets near the san jose state campus. at this point, they are releasing very few details. this is the city's fourth homicide of the year. there were three homicides in san jose at this time last year. >>> a huge crowd of anti-abortion activists marched through the streets of san francisco this afternoon. abc 7 news was there as the 15th annual walk for life west coast made its way down market street. starting with a rally at civic center plaza and followed by the march ending at embarcadero plaza. they say they are here to speak for those who cannot. the unborn. >> i think we need to see change in america. but part of the change we need to see is protecting those who don't have a v

rayes made the -- reyes made the throw and then the gatorade bath that was half whipped cream and halfing. the rubber game of the series as they clean up ike davis is tomorrow afternoon. giants and padres. matt cain made one mistake. he blasted off the second deck. 1-0 padres. here it comes and there it goes straight away. brandon belt his 10th of the year. the giants' offense would suddenly explode. two on and two out for buster posey. matt kemp makes a dive and comes up with a glove full of nothing. two runs score and 3-1 giants. to the eighth and brandon crawford. number 14 this season for the allstar short stop. 7-1 giants the final. they stay two and a halfback of the dodgers who also won. the giants host the a's at 5* at&t park. it is a question whether kobe bryant helps or drives away perspective free agents. three new lakers were introduced. >> have any of you heard from kobe and if so what did he say? >> they were all silent and not a peep from their new teammate welcoming them to laker land. co bow -- kobe has been on vacation. perhaps he is out of cell phone range. the u.s.

person was found submerged east of point rayes and the victim is a man in his 20s. and it is not clear how his car ended up in the water. >>> i want to show you what is going on right now. we're still on storm watch. even though it looks quiet from our exploratorium cam from pier 15. i want to look ahead to tomorrow's storm. on the storm impact scale, it is a two, moderate, which means we'll have modderalierate to he rain tomorrow during the commute and the winds gusty, just as fast possibly as they were yesterday. up to 60 miles per hour in the area you see shaded in orange. the ground is saturated right now. so that could cause more trees to topple. plus we have abnormally high tides, or king tides, that means parking lots near the bay shore might have flooding also. i'll give you an hour by hour look at it and how much rain we'll get. >>> the russian river is above flood stage and that has rescue workers busy. sergio quintana is live for us. >> reporter: reggie, anyone taking a canoe ride down the russian river is familiar with burk's canoe trips. this is their p

rayes made the -- reyes made the throw and then the gatorade bath that was half whipped cream and half rubber game of the series as they clean up ike davis is tomorrow afternoon. giants and padres. matt cain made one mistake. he blasted off the second deck. 1-0 padres. here it comes and there it goes straight away. brandon belt his 10th of the year. the giants' offense would suddenly explode. two on and two out for buster posey. matt kemp makes a dive and comes up with a glove full of nothing. two runs score and 3-1 giants. to the eighth and brandon crawford. number 14 this season for the allstar short stop. 7-1 giants the final. they stay two and a halfback of the dodgers who also won. the giants host the a's at 5* at&t park. it is a question whether kobe bryant helps or drives away perspective free agents. three new lakers were introduced. >> have any of you heard from kobe and if so what did he say? >> they were all silent and not a peep from their new teammate welcoming them to laker land. co bow -- kobe has been on vacation. perhaps he is out of cell phone range. the u.s. and jama

tonight -- josh brolin -- clarence maclin -- and music from raye. with cleto and the cletones.

first, here with the song of ice cream man, raye. >> he told me i really like what you are doing, comee music. i should've heard what he was saying, trying to touch me, i'm not playing. i should have left as soon as i walked in. i felt his ice-cold hands, having the play the price now. everything you did left me alone -- and i didn't say a word against that proves that i'm a woman because i'm a very strong woman and then i'll be if i let a man where when how i walk, talk, how i do it. i have been broken for a moment. it is even harder to be brave. i am a very strong woman. i was seven, 21 was 17, who was 11. took a while to understand what my consent means. if i was ruthless they'd be in the penitentiary. i pushed it down but it was living in me and i fell into some things that weren't healthy, a place where no one hurt me, asking them to help me. i needed help, eyes called hands and i pay the price now. no i didn't say a word i guess that proves i'm a woman i'm a woman, a v strong woman and i will not let a man where when how i walked, how i talk, how i do it. i've been broken for a m

they took sports supplies and items belonging to the boys and girls club so far they've rayes raisedbout $4600 towards a doctor 10,000 goal. >> a big step today if transforming a dilapidated playgrounds in oakland. crews enstalled a rubber mat right next to frisk middle school. most of the team pitched in with our parent company disney and a non-profit to build that playground six hours earlier this month. city inspectors will take a look. spencer christian and i spent a lot of time hammering at the steps. if i were the inspectors, i would start the inspections with you and i up through there. >> his brothers, mo and curly. >> oh. >> we had a rather interesting day, some parts of the bay area had clouds that linger through the day. you have still lots in the coast, fairly deep marine layer deepened a lot last night here's looking at blue skies in this direction. southeastward. whole see widespread low clouds spotty morning is possible. warmer days beginning early next week. we will push up against the coastline. we have that low shifting southward. over the next 24 to 48 hours, we se

in the north bay, point rayes, 82, upper 70s arrive for san leandro and newark. very nice on the east bay here. inland it is getting warm. 84 in livermore. so the accuweather seven-day forecast. the 80s stick around tomorrow with the late day sea breeze cooling off the coast. a warm early part of the day. and monday look for the cooling to spread inland. partly cloudy tuesday with a few sprinkles on wednesday, thursday, and friday. partly cloudy, nothing too hot or too cold. looking nice for may. >> might as well enjoy it. >>> a new wrinkle in the irs tax scam. up next on th >>> welcome back, everyone, if you are looking for a new job, bay area postal districts are holding hiring workshops today. they will show people how to navigate the online application process. the job fairs are at three locations this morning. you'll find more information for all three workshops on our website, www.abc7news.com. >>> the irs scam is going strong. but now predators are using another high-tech device to fool their victims. michael finney tells us about this new warning to watch

live doppler 7hd and you can see the yellows are offshore but also up toward sears point and point rayescan canyon looking at wet weather. southward, marin wood, san rafael, 101 and you can see right here offshore these rain showers and these cells are poised to push into the peninsula and into the east bay. here is a loop of the last three hours. by the afternoon, the early afternoon this rain will be increasing through the santa cruz mountains into the late afternoon where things really begin to calm down. we will clear on out for a nice second half of the weekend. you can see the rain. we have had upwards of almost three quarters of an inch of rain in farther northern sonoma county. low to mid60s with the cloud cover. 64 in los gatos and another vantage point from emeryville. lots of clouds around. mist and drizzle with low 60s in santa rosa and napa. we had a little rain into the east bay. more to come and finally from our exploratorium camera, low clouds and southwest winds ahead of the front and westerly winds up to 20 miles an hour behind the system. fall is arriving tomorrow. a m

with music from raye, keith urban, the cast of "the outsiders" with jamestown revival and 50 cent.n us for all of that. and all of them. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest is a man named billy, who you may have spotted on the street. he returns to his triumphant role as timon in "mufasa: the lion king." it opens in theaters december 20th. please welcome billy eichner. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> how are you? >> jimmy: it's very good to see you. >> so good to see you, thanks for having me back. >> jimmy: you look very fashionable. i know you know what's right. people say you can't wear white after labor day, and here you are just wearing it. >> i break all the rules. it's trump's america. the least of our problems is me wearing white after labor day. >> jimmy: do you recall the last time i saw you? >> yes, actually. it's been a little while. and i've been wanting to tell you this story. i saw you at an after party this year after you hosted the oscars. >> jimmy: yes, yes, yes. >> it was -- this is going to be a very name-droppy story but there's no other way to do it. >> jimmy

could see the low clouds along the san mateo coast and they are close, along the shoreline from point rayescross pacifica, a cooler day and more cloud cover. but into monday, we have a breeze. so 60s and 70s will be replaced. remember today we are having 70s and 80s from the coast to the bay. but the 90s, nothing really changes on monday here and it is till hot but by tuesday the numbers get back to where you would expect they would be many what because actually we are looking at teams still above -- temperatures above average but more near the average around the bay and san francisco. so today it is 89 in san jose. look for numbers here. once again upper 80s. 80 '84 in san mateo. pacifica 65 and 74 in san francisco and upper 70s yesterday and about the same, 87 petaluma and still more 80s on the east bay. it was hot yesterday. 88 in union city. you head inland and we are looking at 90s again today. 94 in san ramon. so if you are heading out today, once again upper 70s, should be nice afternoon. going for the sweep today and the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at hot days inland. wa

. >> chris rayes has that story. >> how long would it take you to work on something like this gas versusdouble the time. >> reporter: that's why marcus who runs a family-owned landscaping business is worried about the possibility of an all-out ban on gas-powered tools. how much would an all-out ban cost your company? >> completely destroy my investment which is probably anywhere between $20,000 over what i put in for the last couple years for these specific types of tools. >> reporter: you never thought about it, but what is the environmental impact of these gas powdered garden tools? some numbers to consider from the california air resources board. 16 million tools and one hour of lawn mower use is equivalent to driving 300 miles in an average car. one hour of leaf blower use is the equivalent to about 1,100 miles driving in a car. not to mention noise pollution. the average leaf blower emits 70 to 75 decibels and that's more time than the regular noise in a neighborhood. >> it's important to take action because other states and nations follow the lead. >> reporter: but what is the cost

. >> path raye home has established the three brave women fund to help all three families.a memorial will take place once again in the theater behind me on monday march 19th at 6:00 and the public is invited. for more information on the event as well as on the fund just go to our website, abc 7 news.com. live in yountville tonight, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >> all right, lisa, much appreciated. thank you. >>> now, meantime tonight, we are learning more about what led up to albert wong's attack on the program and the people who had worked to help him. >> abc 7 news reporter katie utehs is live outside the pathway home. katie? >> reporter: state senator bill dodd tells me that albert wong needed more help than pathway was able to provide him and they referred him to outside services for additional treatment. dodd also says the three women who were killed were likely targeted because of their close involvement with wong's treatment. a november picture of the pathway home's executive director christine loeber shows no signs of impending trouble. albert wong, who killed lo

l.a., david letterman will be here with us. [ cheering and applause ] plus music from sunny war and raye his latest, he plays the number one painter on public television in vermont. the new movie is called "paint." it opens in theaters april 7th. please welcome owen wilson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: were you a part of the oscar festivities last night in any way? >> yeah, i was watching. >> jimmy: oh. >> yeah. yeah. >> jimmy: you were nominated for an oscar. what year was, that 2002? >> i think so, yes. wes and i got nominated for "the royal tenenbaums." >> jimmy: yes. >> thank you. you know, that was very exciting to be nominated. we knew we weren't going to win because we had lost every single award going up to it with "gosford park." >> jimmy: oh, yeah, "gosford park". >> that won the best screenplay in all the lead-up awards. it was strange. right before they announced our category, i just got hit with this certainty like, we're going win this. [ laughter ] i just felt it in my bones. and i even leaned over to wes, who i told, "don't bothe

>>sajo,kris rayes. >> the number of confirmed cases at a san rafael facility has doubled. 49 patients have tested positive. a spokesperson told the san francisco chronicle five residents with covid-19 have died. just a week ago the facility told us 15 residents were positive. 17 staff members have also tested positive. >>> in the east bay a big updatine alameda county. outdoor dining is once again banned. health officials announced because they are being monitored by the state they fall under stricter guidelines. that means restaurants, winery and bars can only be open for pickup or delivery. >>> and happening today oakland city officials are asking people to give lake merit a today and tomorrow officials will close roads and restrict parking from 7:30 in the morning to 11:00 p.m. here's a look at some of those closures. >>> okay, in the indoor dining and other activities will likely be rolled back in sonoma county. local officials received notice the county is being monitored due a recent jump in cases. state and local officials will now spend three days discussing how to curb infect

cheers and applause ] tomorrow night, we'll be joined by andy samberg and lukas gage with music from rayelevision means more to me than our first guest and nobody hates hearing that more, either. he is a 40-foot-tall giant among men who joins two legendary musicians in ireland, just in time for st. patrick's day. "bono and the edge: a sort of homecoming, with dave letterman" premieres friday on disney plus. please welcome david letterman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> wow. that was very, very nice. thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. and james, thank you. and it's great to see your mother and father, that's the life. >> jimmy: any mother and father. my mother, when i was 16, for my birthday, she made me a "late night with david letterman" cake. >> yes, i this i've heard that story. that's where the trouble began. so i'm walking into this fabulous -- is this the old tommy lasorda theater? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is, yes. >> it's beautiful. and on either side of the wall, must be 100 photos of myself and you. [ laughte

it would be rayes. >> so cool.>> i don't know, but i got a phone call and i was like shut up. >> sean: you're all in? >> i was like, shut up. >> sean: you don't have any idea? they don't tell you? >> uh-uh. >> sean: you'll wear shoes there? >> i'll wear shoes. i'll ask -- well, hopefully dr. sampson will say i'm cleared. >> sean: everything's got to run through dr. sam. >> i told him, i want to be able to wear heels for the emmys. and i was like, there's no way -- he might see this. i was like, i'm not going to get in trouble when i say, oh, they're hurting. he'll be like, well, i saw you with sean. [ laughter ] >> sean: well, you know. >> that's what you get, little lady. >> sean: i want to -- but you -- i was going to save it for later. but you've been nominated for how many emmys now for "black-ish"? >> i can't. >> sean: how many? this is your fifth nomination? >> it's the fifth nomination. [ cheers and applause ] how many times were you nominated? >> sean: how many times what? >> how many times have you been no

but you can see point rayes probably won't clear and as a result gets breezier as we get into your late afternoon hours. good conditions in san rafael, san francisco and moderate elsewhere. as that sea breeze gets going to should mix-up the atmosphere somewhat. but where it doesn't clear we'll see the hazier conditions because that lid is on the marine layer, and that is allowing for more stagnant conditions. but we should get into little bit better air quality as we get towards our later afternoon hours. but the czu lightening complex featuring the coolest day of the week at 75 today and winds up to 13, 15 miles an hour. as we go up to the north bay temperatures are comfortable and cool with relative humidity way up there. calm winds so some very good news with temperatures very cool right around point rays, 51 degrees, even mist and drizzle. but looking at the delta that's where we have those breezy winds this morning, and looking at 58 degrees. as we go through the afternoon those winds will back off somewhat but still up to about 15 to 17 miles an hour through 8:00 or 9:00. but as f

. >> reporter: in san jose, kris rayes for abc 7 news. >> juneteenth celebrations ran all over the country. so lots of these celebrations big and small. for more learning and resources on the holiday you can head to our website and there you can find an explainer from our abc 7 news anchor. it's up right now on abc7news.com. >>> and happening today protests are expected in tulsa, oklahoma, where president trump is holding that massive campaign rally. the mayor of tulsa has declared a civil emergency as the city braces for large crowds. now, the rally was originally scheduled for yesterday but it was moved to today. the white house says it was out of consideration for the juneteenth holiday. some of his supporters started gathering earlier in the week lining up for blocks to get inside. >> we're here to support him and make history. it's history in the making. >> i mean, we're talking about tens of thousands of people inside the bok center. are you worried at all about the spread of this virus? >> i've got to get out of my comfort zone to support donald trump. >> coming up at 5:30 what the

. >> thank you, chris rayes. >> gut row was charged last november. 21-year-old leslie per love was working in a law library in palo alto and last seen alive in february of 1973. her car was found near a quarry and then her body was found in the hills near campus. investigators connected getreu to the murder they dna testing. >>> in addition to the two murders, a third murder from that time was solved last year, the body of 19-year-old alice perry was found inside of stanford memorial church. steve crawford was a security guard and a prime suspect in the case. he killed himself when authorities tried to serve a search warrant at his san jose apartment last june. investigators links him to the murder using dna evidence. >>> abc 7 news spoke to an uber driver charged with the kidnapping and attempted rape of two female passengers. >> gab rella mara is at santa rita jail and he spoke with melanie woodrow today. >> reporter: i was not able to bring in a camera but i did tell him i was a reporter and asked if he would be willing to answer questions about the alleged incidents. he told me that he

kris rayes, abc7 news. >>> berkeley public health department is issuing a measles alert. on may 7th someone came down with the virus and the person is no longer contagious but officials say anybody who visited the oregon street location between 3:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon a week ago tuesday should look for the first stage of symptoms and those include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, symptoms emerge 7 to 21 days after closure. >>> let's turn to weather. there is more rain headed our way. >> but first enjoy some sunshine you're look at our east bay hills camera and our sutro camera. and it is -- it is a nice day outside. but that is about to come to an end. spencer christian. >> nice days just don't come in sequence any more, do they? a look at live doppler 7. mainy sunny skies as we just pointed out and breezy out there with a gust up to 17, 20 miles per hour in some spots. certainly a pleasant day. but guess what? another storm is on the way. it is coming in tomorrow and it is going to be our weekend storm ranking 1 on the storm impact scale bringing light to modera

in san jose, chris rayes, for abc 7 news. >>> johnson & johnson has begun the final stage of clinical trials for its vaccine, with researchers in the bay area taking a key role, it's enrolling 60,000 people globally for their trial. researchers expect efficacy data by march. the fda says a committee will meet on december 10th to discuss the pfizer vaccine. pfizer filed for emergency authorization yesterday and the company says its shot is 95% effective. millions of doses could begin shipping next month. >>> and pfizer is partnering with kaiser's vaccine study center in the south bay to expand trials to younger teenagers. abc 7 news line core dion lim speak to a teen who participated in the trial about why she wanted to be a part of the pandemic solution. >> reporter: on the heels of news covid trials are 95% effective in adults the study is expanding, already one of the first manufacturers to test those 18 and under, 12 to 15-year-olds will soon participate in the coming weeks. >> teenagers and younger children are not thought to get as much disease, especially younger children, in te

abc 7 reporter kris rayes clarifies. >> reporter: take dr. anthony fauci. in a recent news conference he said wear a mask, period. dr. sarah cody in talking about santa clara county schools said conditions. some students but not all should wearot at all times. for example, it should be a requirement for middle and high school students but not for the younger kids. the cdc issues a more generic guideline, that students and teachers wear masks whenever feasible. and the american academy of pediatrics representing thousands of doctors across the country issued advice to consider masks only if they are developmentally appropriate and can be instituted safely. and that's just to name a few of our most well-known experts. science magazine looked at practices around the world. here's the divide. china, south korea, japan and vietnam, schools there required masks for almost all students. while in canada, denmark, norway, u.k. and sweden masks are optional for both students and staff. staff writer for the publication jennifer cousin frankel says if there's some cons

food plays a minor character role when raye is getting portions of food and makes this self-rising bread lot of actual food in twars. >> so your latest "star wars" cook book what's the name of it where do people get it. >> it's bb ate, awaken with the force with breakfast and brunching. >> laura starr, the cook book who are thob it would be "star wars" may the fourth be with you. >> and marin own a death star waffle iron i'm just saying. >>> the u.s. unemployment rate at its lowest since december of 2000. the labor rate felt to 3.9% in april down from 4.0% where in march where it stood six months. employers added a 164,000 jobs last month. up from upwardly refused process. the black unemployment rate of 6.6 is lowest on record since 1972. average hourly earnings rose 2.6% from a year ago. california's economy is now the wrld's fifth largest. surpassing that of the united kingdom. which shrink slightly released data by the u.s. department of examiners. california held the same spot in 2002 but fell to 10th in 2012 following the recession. since then the largest state has added 2 million j

talking about raye montague. she was an engineer for the u.s. navy.avy designed ships. she was recognized as a hidden figure by her beloved state of arkansas around the time that the movie by the same name came out. we featured her here on "gma." it was a special moment for us february of 2017. and she -- [ applause ] yeah, that was great. and she had wanted to share this about her journey at that time when we saw her. >> one of the things that people always say to me, oh, you mean you were the first black woman to do this. no, when we talk about the ship design. and they said, well, you were the first woman? no, i was the first person, and that's important. [ applause ] >> oh. it was such a -- what an honor to meet her and to spend some time with her and she was a huge proponent for education and instilled that in her family, inspired so many women and so many of us. i want to say thank you to simone, our producer. i said can we say something about her and she got right on it. she passed away at the age of 83. >> all right. >>> let's get over to rob