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a little breezy. redwood city 72. mountain view 73. low 60s he is coast. unny skies but you will need the jacket if you are headed out on the bay. it will be a little gusty. 65 downtown today. upper 70s for santa rosa, a little orange, bringing the warmth up through calistoga and napa. 9 there. 72 union city. fremont warming to 73, as well as cass vo valley. you head on inland you have mid-70s in the san ramon valley. upper 70s for livermore and close to 80. we will have that up by the delta today. a little breezy. if you are headed to oakland tonight in and around the 60-degree mark. a little breeze out there and dropping to the 50s by about 10:00. the look ahead, we will hit about 80 in oakland tomorrow. upper 80s inland and near 90 on monday. we are talking some very gusty winds sunday night into monday. so the relative humidity drops and those winds coming off the land. definitely be careful out there. but then we are cooler as soon as tuesday. >> all right, lisa. thank you. >>> >>> in sports the sharks are hosting a playoff street rally next to hp pavi

everything that we have seenen tonight, is off to the west thes getting a i little bit of a lift from the mountainse thunderstorm thun warnings, but we do have ahave couple of flash-flood warningsln that i will be telling you about. i start with radar. rada from d.c. we don't see much. mu as we look off to the west. this is where we're seeing a little bit of activity. activit this is not moving in a big hurry. heavy rain, a lot of it, , estimates of over 2.5 inches has fallen because these have beenbn stubborn and slow, lightning, lh heavy rain the big concern andnr that is where we have a flash blood warnings. let me take to you sentinel radar and show you what is goini on. in the green area, these are th flash load warnings ask they'rek going to go until 8:15. 8:15 these regions around winchesteri this is where the heavy rain ha been off to the west, the north and the south. and everything seems to bebe running just a little bit west t of interstate 81 so that isthat where we're seeing the lightning. as i put this in motion, youmoti will be able to see that thehat storms are moving in that direct

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a little warmer attainder. a little warmer for some today but not for others. 30s up in the mountains. 40s and 50s to 60s. finally rebounding southern california. morning fog maybe a little mist and drizzle. i think low 80s will suffice. 50s and 60s coast and bay. just a lot of fog. san jose 71. san mateo 67. giants and the atlanta braves continue i would bundle up. 58 tonight. warmer weather for the weekend but then cooler pattern early next week. >>> time now 5:10. the boy scout's controversial plan on gay boy scouts is back in the spotlight. what will happen today to support one local scout just weeks before a historic vote. >>> a couple aboard a cruise ship in australia disappears. the search that has just been called off this morning. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswa

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a little too excited. >>> brutal crash caught on camera during this mountain race. >> oh. >> whoa, man. >> oh, he's in a tree. >> yeah, he ends up in a tree. this is in northeast france. these guys are in cars that kind of look like formula 1 cars or indy cars. we found another video from the same exact course, same exact race. it's all about making it through this course, these turns as fast as possible. the winning time was 48 seconds. they're sprinting around this. you see this guy just lose his control, gets really, really close to the camera guy. fortunately, misses him but ends up in this tree. >> that all happened in a split second. >> watch it here in slow motion. the guy takes the turn. right away he's in the grass, gets launched over these cars. >> you see the driver in that slow-mo shot going like this. >> after the crash, you can see a lot of people tending to the driver. in all this, he only suffered a broken foot from this accident. but look as the camera pans to the right. all these other spectators just feet from where this car ended up. >> it was a horrific crash, but that could have be

looked at the picture i took yesterday from what he thought was a squirrel and it ended up being a mountain lion in the background. i was a little freaked out. >> it was e-mailed to neighbors including colleen who keeps three chickens in her backyard. she is extra cautious during feeding time. >> yes, today i heard russ lig in the oaks and i was not going to turn my back to the oak. >> she wonders if her dog maggie sensed the mountain lion a few days ago. >> on saturday night she went nutso and she doesn't usually. she is used to deers and turkey. >> mountain lions lions are native to the park lappedz, -- park lands, but rarely attack. if you encounter one stand tall and slowly back away. now neighbors are keeping their pets inside and not letting their children walk alone through wooded areas. john alston, abc news. >> we are getting a clearer idea if the damage caused by a 5.7 magnitude earthquake up north. officials say the quake damaged 50 homes and caused more than $1 million in losses. the earthquake hit last thursday in greenville. it was about 150 miles northeast of sacramento. dozens and dozens and dozens of aftershocks

looked at the picture i took yesterday from what he thought was a squirrel and it ended up being a mountain lion in the background. i was a little freaked out. >> it was e-mailed to neighbors including colleen who keeps three chickens in her backyard. she is extra cautious during feeding time. >> yes, today i heard russ lig in the oaks and i was not going to turn my back to the oak. >> she wonders if her dog maggie sensed the mountain lion a few days ago. >> on saturday night she went nutso and she doesn't usually. she is used to deers and turkey. >> mountain lions lions are native to the park lappedz, -- park lands, but rarely attack. if you encounter one stand tall and slowly back away. now neighbors are keeping their pets inside and not letting their children walk alone through wooded areas. john alston, abc news. >> we are getting a clearer idea if the damage caused by a 5.7 magnitude earthquake up north. officials say the quake damaged 50 homes and caused more than $1 million in losses. the earthquake hit last thursday in greenville. it was about 150 miles northeast of sacramento. dozens and dozens and dozens of aftershocks

a biblical text. the earth buckles, waves and moves like an ocean. >> translator: little by little we saw the hill start to crumble, and then at a certain point suddenly the mountain down. i don't know if i realized it or i hadn't realized it, i planted myself there with a television camera on my shoulder and record it. >> the civilian protection men try to block them from shooting, but they just keep on working. >> translator: at a certain point we heard a deafening noise far away. and then this imposing immense landslide. i have to tell the truth, i didn't check my words. luckily i didn't say anything strange, and we went live recording video and audio. and reporting what is immediate sensation. that was precisely the effect. something unimaginable, unforeseeable was happening before our eyes. and it was huge. [ speaking foreign language ] >> geologist and college professor robert titus explain this geological phenomenon. >> i think this was an extraordinary landslide. first for the power it displayed. you saw choppy waves of soil moving up and down, sliding by at a remarkable rate of speed. any person, any animal in the way would have been killed. any house, an

as the gentleman from south carolina suggested, some of us -- it is a little mountainous, some of it's a little rocky. so you build a fence where it's practical and if they climb the mountain, i'll tell you it's not impossible to build a fence on a mountainside either. we can build it on a vertical face, if -- face if we need to. i don't know if we can build it upside down but i don't think it calls for that. i've spent my life in the construction business and we spent our life moving dirt and building fence and setting up structural concrete and doing underground utilities and many other things and at one point i came to the floor and designed and demonstrated really the simplicity of building the kind of barrier that would be effective. and if you think that it's not, take a look at israel. that's put up a fencing system. and, yes, it takes monitoring and guard towers along the way. and it takes the virtual support so that you reduce the amount of man power that's necessary. but we've grown this man power on the southern border dramatically over the last decade. and the results that

and when you lose a strong frontal boundary, it's going to take a little extra lift from these coastal mountainsg out a few light raindrops. mainly cloudy conditions. and it's actually down maybe more towards after sunset tomorrow. we'll see those shower chances highest for the south bay. 24 hours ago, the system was going to bring in a quarter inch of rain. look what's happened here. inland, not much showing up. just enough to wet the ground in a few spots. we'll see locally higher totals around the coastal range and heading into the north bay. temperatures tomorrow, cooler. more clouds outside. upper 60s to near 70 in san jose. around the trivalley, low 70s toward fairfield. upper 60s elsewhere in the bay. lots of 60s around san francisco up to santa rosa. 67 for a high tomorrow. likely to be the coolest day ahead. tuesday, brief clearing. and then an even weaker system comes in. just enough for a slight chance of showers on wednesday. after that, that might be it for any chances of rain for a while. high pressure builds back fairly strongly. one day to watch may be thursday and friday. the hi

looked at the picture i took yesterday from what he thought was a squirrel and it ended up being a mountain lion in the background. i was a little freaked out. >> it was e-mailed to neighbors including colleen who keeps three chickens in her backyard. she is extra cautious during feeding time. >> yes, today i heard russ lig in the oaks and i was not going to turn my back to the oak. >> she wonders if her dog maggie sensed the mountain lion a few days ago. >> on saturday night she went nutso and she doesn't usually. she is used to deers and turkey. >> mountain lions lions are native to the park lappedz, -- park lands, but rarely attack. if you encounter one stand tall and slowly back away. now neighbors are keeping their pets inside and not letting their children walk alone through wooded areas. john alston, abc news. >> we are getting a clearer idea if the damage caused by a 5.7 magnitude earthquake up north. officials say the quake damaged 50 homes and caused more than $1 million in losses. the earthquake hit last thursday in greenville. it was about 150 miles northeast of sacramento. dozens and dozens and dozens of aftershocks

a little bit of downhill dirt riding. where else can you ride a snow board and downhill mountain bike at the same time?ke and graham going downhill on the dirt pound. set to all green lights by paper diamond. it looks like a lot of fun. >> it works. >> it does work. >> you can use your snow board on the dirt. just use it on the dirt. >> but he's grinding on pebbles toothe m take a bit of a header here. watch this. so don't fret snow boarders. strap on your board and trust that gravity will still do it's job. >> what are we calling the sport? >> dirt boarding. >> mud boarding. >>> cat in a handkerchief. >> elusions are awesome and i have one that blew my mind. this is at a chocolate factory in australia. you probably heard of this. it's a visual illusion that creates motion out of two dimensional drawings. >> they have one at california adventure. >> these are a bunch of chocolate birds that are about to start spinning. before you know it -- the whole thing is very blurry but the best part is when the strobes start. it creates a visual elusion of motion. >> looks like the penguins diving into the water.

. >> neighbors in santa cruz were told to stay inwhale authorities try to deal with a mountain lion a little bit too close. young cat was trapped for several hours in aquaduct near may avenue. he was first spotted walking down the street about 7:00 a.m. this morning and got a lot of attention as you can imagine. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony picks up the story from there. >> lots of wild creatures. skunk and opossum and now a mountain lion. >> thnt doe see mountain lion in the part not in downtown santa cruz any way. but this morning this 40 pound male cat showed up. even walking down a sidewalk at one point before getting stuck in the aquaduct until police fish and game and wild life experts from the uc santa cruz project came to the rescue. >> people see wild life and concerned because it's an unusual sighting. because you see an animal acting normal but it's in an unusual area doesn't mean that it's a public safety issue. >> in this case the young mountain lion bedded down in the aquaduct. >> after shooting the cap with two tranquilizer dart experts crate him and safely carry him out

and picking up a little into santa cruz mountains. it's kind of stalling over. ill help keep the cloudy skies and some of that rain will pick up. this is mainly a morning forecast. by this afternoon most should be gone. 50s on the temps. 52 to 59. you can see our system sliding off and hanging out on the bay area. so a lot of clouds. cloudy to mostly cloudy. cooling conditions. temperatures 60s for many. very low 70s. some of those low 70s might struggle to get there. cool, breezy with light rain. not much of a change friday. temperature wise more sun. rebound on saturday. very cool morning. beta breakers, everything looks fine on sunday. warmer into monday. >> thank you, steve. 7:27. video of police officers bursting into a home has gone viral. >> do not touch her. you are assaulting her. [ screaming ] >> the controversy tied to that video. >> reporter: we're live near san jose where neighbors say there's been trouble in this home before. and now police are questioning the son who lives here about a triple stabbing. >> plus at least 6 people have been killed in

this is a sign of unstable air and little bit of moisture that could fire off a hill top shower maybe towards mountainhamilton. gus ti winds probably getting up to 45 to 50 mile-per-hour gusts out near sfo. partly cloedy school skoois tonight. look how much cooler it will be in the south bay for you tuesday forecast. highs only in the low 70s 0 tomorrow for san jose and 75 in livermore is a big drop. fran, back down to 62 degrees after being 79 earlier today, 74 in santa rosa. as the winds pick up it's going to be cool now for the next few days. as we approach the start of memorial day weekend. we should sigh the trough move on. the sea breeze staking around. highs approaching the 80s next week. just a little windy the next couple of days. >> thank you. up next silicon valley mogul what a bad boy reputation wants to throw a wedding along the coast. there are some big problems. stay with us. >>> some sad news from the music industry today. a cofounder member of the doors has passed away at the age of 74. the keyboardest had been living in napa valley since 2001. but in recent years -- he also played wi

a graveyard. everywhere all portraits of shia mountains fallen for the glory of the prophet hussein mohammed their. little bit of. a hospital. on the back the bass run highway in the middle of the desert our faithful taxi finally gives up the ghost. i feel suddenly vulnerable alone in the wilderness. as if by magic a man appears from the sands to help us out babs this is the right now the desert hospitality. we had for a camp for the men who maintained the highway once they were all soldiers in saddam's army. when the americans came many deserted. without knowing who we all go. to make room for us to share that. with out of my take iraqi army was hunger thirst and fatigue. remember your family was taken hostage by she deserves it. you horrible new days when they call people who ran away they were simply hang on. i spent seven years in the army and it was very tough. insana most days a soldier was paid two thousand dinars less than the bank he was carrying was worth we can definitely say we were really miserable. the highway splits the desert and on each side of the road to bastra and the vast oil fields o

fire crews are working to put out what's now a four-alarm fire on black mountain road near 280. the fire broke out a little more than an hour ago at a home across from the crystal springs reservoir. the concern here is that flying embers could spread the fire and in fact, we are now learning that three other homes in the area are affected. flames are now burning around a second home. we have seen fire crews working on the roof of that home earlier, and drivers along 280 reported seeing smoke pouring from the scene. we'll be checking back in on the fire and let you know how things are proceeding this evening. >>> developing news. it looks like santa clara may have engineered a winning drive to score "super bowl l." the south bay's biggest rival to host the 2016 title game, the city of miami, may have punted away its chance a short time ago. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre in santa clara where bay area super bowl watchers are waiting for the final whistle. >> reporter: boosters of miami's super bowl bid are counting on a vote of the florida legislature bring taxpayer funds to the table to help renovate miami stad

a few opener 70s. low 70s. san jose is in there. mountain view. fremont. santa cruz 70. 61 half-moon bay. a little bit of fog on the increase there and a little cool down. more so sunday into monday and clearing breezy on tuesday. >>> 4:39 is the time. a policy switch for the boy scouts. they will start allowing gay members but the reason some gay right supporters are still upset about the change. >>> and controversial new evidence in the trayvon martin case. the reason the teenage supporters say it should be tossed out. >>> it will be sunny today. a little warmer. 60 east side and 70s. >>> thank you, steve. >> 4:think is the time right now. it is furlough friday for 115,000 federal government workers. employees including the internal revenue service and the environmental protection agency have been ordered to take today off unpaid. it is a result of the sequester budget cuts. the workers face four more furlough fridays this summer. >>> the internal revenue service supervisor who refused to testify about the targeting of conservative groups has been suspended. she told lawmakers she did nothing wr

a little chill to the morning air. westerly breeze. napa is there. also oakland and sfo. it's generally a west or south breeze. but 40s, 50s. 30s in the mountains. but temperatures -- they will rebound slowly today but more so on the weekend. high pressure will nose in. a lot of sunshine today after patchy low clouds and a brisk morning. a little breeze at times. maybe blustery coast and some of the higher elevations. 60s and 70s on the temps. these are slightly below average for this time of year. bay to breakers. patchy low clouds early but mostly sunny late. starting off in the 50s and end up in the 60s. low to mid 60s by the time the race finishes. and temperatures will continue to warm up. especially away from the coast. big cool down starts tuesday. >>> time now 5:10. newly released documents may trigger new terror fears. why the u.s. government gave protection to new suspected terrorists. >>> caught on video. an amazing crash sent the car into a motel swimming pool. the final moments leading to the collision. >>> good morning. golden gate bridge traffic looks great heading south. we'll tell you more coming up. >>> how does a car end up in

looking at the threat for severe weather pushing off a little bit farther to the plains but not moving very fast on sunday. still a chance for mountain snow in the green and adirondack mountains in the higher elevations. on monday, memorial day, it will be warmer in the northeast. ann, that looks like the best day to be outside in the northeast. >> all right. good information, chris. thank you so much. >>> turning now to moore, oklahoma, at the end of a trying week. five days after a massive tornado hit that community, police have removed the last checkpoints closing off the affected areas. residents are picking up the pieces and nbc's kate snow has a moving interview with some of the teachers at plaza towers elementary school where seven children were killed. good evening. >> reporter: good evening. two more children were laid to rest today, 3rd graders at plaza towers elementary. their principal was on hand for those memorials. tonight she and others are speaking out for the first time about the loss and what they did to try to protect hundreds of others when the tornado hit. you haven't been back here? >> no. this is my first time

a little bit of piece of mind. >> thank you. >> sure. >> a big brush fire broke out near sixes flags magic mountain in southern california. the blaze triggered a big response because it broke out near a populated neighborhood. crews sent into a subdivision. all of this didn't disrupt the run at magic mountain. they stayed open all day long. it's a tougher task for firefighters down south. so called white fire broke out yesterday. so far, it's burned almost three square miles of wooded terrain. crews took advantage of calmer conditions to make progress on the fire. now at about 10:00% contained so more work to do. >> our showers moved out. a little bit of warm up coming. >> sandhya. >> nice, sunny afternoon. as a result temperatures did come up. right now we're going to show you live doppler 7 hd. lengering clouz right here the coastline. 24 hour change most of the bay area up, two degrees warmer in san jose. 11 degrees higher in santa rosa. so here is a view from our sutro camera. temperatures now in san francisco, 60 degrees, 64 oakland. 68 degrees in san jose. half moon bay, clouds lingering 55 currently. san jose baski

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you approach san francisco, san rafael, probably seeing higher gusts in some of the mountain gaps, as well. so a little breezy toward the afternoon. not a real windy day, but around the state could you still find a couple of scattered showers around the high country, 40% chance of showers in lake tahoe and yosemite valley. 60 degrees in the monterey bay. around our bay, south bay looking good, 60s and 70s this afternoon. below average but still comfortable. 58 in pacifica. 60s and low 70s into the east bay. and inside the bay we'll see temperatures in the 60s upper 50s into daly city. next couple of days, the weekend looking great. temperatures starting to warm up on saturday. by sunday, mid-80s in many spots inland pushing 90 degrees by monday with an offshore wind and then we'll cool down with more clouds toward the middle of next week. >>> all right. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: thanks, lawrence. and we're starting off with a live look at some of our bridges. over at the golden gate bridge things looking great heading out of marin county toward san francisco. you can see a few

a check up. he was released back into the mountains once the drugs wore off. >>> we're back home. he lost his way a littleaid i want to come hang out a little bit. >>> we got a little bit of rain this morning. maybe it cut the pollen down a bit and decreased the fire danger. tonight it's not about the rain. it's about the clouds. low cloud cover. a live over san jose. 56 degrees just about everywhere. san francisco, 54. santa rosa currently 53 degrees. had showers this morning. no longer. kpix 5 is dry tonight. will be dry tomorrow. we'll start off cloudy in santa clara. you'll get some sunshine in the afternoon. but look at the high. only 68 degrees. saturday, sunnier, milder, back up to 74. the rain is gone. it's over in nevada and california. we're left with the moderate to strong on shore floor. you'll start off cloudy even inland. it lot be chilly. the flow is coming out of the northwest. chilly throughout much of the day. even inland. you'll barely make it to 70 degrees. saturday and sunday it takes shape right over top of us. that will lighten the on shore flow meaning you get a lot of sunshine. mu

a little bit from the last time we saw it. we spoke of sunnyvale. a little slow getting into mountain view. go to steve. >> another quiet pattern here. the wind is trying to turn westerly but having a hard time. it was showing itself for a couple hours. now it has gone flat. not cooling down too much inland today. close to record highs. the record high in san francisco is only 79. i dropped it because the wind was westerly. so today it will be within a few, a whisper or two. clear skies. fog is not even close. in southern california, mid-60s already. the temperature went from 53 to 66 in one hour. a little cooler forecast over by the beaches. we have been way too hot here. you know cooling has to take place. it's a slow process today. still 80s and 90s inland. the low drops, coming back in from the east. it's unusual. still sunny, warm to hot today. maybe not as hot but it will be close. sea breeze should save some on the coast. not as warm as yesterday. 60, 70s, and 80s near the bay. 80s and 90s inland. a big cooldown starts saturday. much cooler temperatures. it drops 25 degrees on sunday

today how about 83 for a high in 88 morgan hill and lower 80s for sunnyvale and on the peninsula mid-and upper 70s from redwood city to palo alto and mountain view. the hills a littlemer. 50s at the coast. daly city pretty gray and cool at 57 with mid-and upper 60s, more sunshine eastern side of san francisco. up he were 70s in petaluma and for the festival up in panthers napa about 80 degrees. near east bay, comfortable with 74 in hayward. a warmup for you. union city 78 and fremont topping out around 80 today. 86 walnut creek and 90 antioch. getting warm out toward the delta. not much of a breeze there. for the giants today, mid-60s with partly cloudy skies, lower 60s by about 4:00, and the look ahead today and tomorrow the warmest days out of the next seven. then we cool it back monday and tuesday. the sea breeze strengthenings so we have partly cloudy skies and a later burn-off for not only midweek but the end of the week, as well. getting kind of cool, but that's like summertime around here. >> exactly. thanks, lisa. >>> in sports, tomorrow afternoon the pressure will be on the warriors to even their playoff series against the spurs after losing game three at

a little bit today due to that cloud deck and more of that westerly breeze. san francisco will cool off a lilt-- a little bit. 50s for many. napa is 52-degrees. 56 mountain same for sfo. 53 for walnut creek and concord. right now it's 14 out of the west. oakland is west. sfo is west. a whopper of a low in the northeast is causing all sorts of flood issues today. some pictures on twitter show impressive rain. it looks likuta are on the backside -- it looks like they are on the backside of it now. back here 40s, 50s, 60s. and even rain. again found toward the high desert as well. san joaquin valley as that loamies out. give it credit it's really holding on here. morning fog and sunny. temperatures 60s to upper 60s to very low 70s for most. unless you are pretty far inland. it looks like temperatures level off here today and then a warmup on thursday. >> thank you, steve. >>> ktvu news has learned the 49ers plan a big announcement today about the name of the team's new stadium. janine de la vega joins us now from the future home of the 49ers. >> reporter: i haven't been to this site in the last couple of months but now that i'm here it's really impressive.

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because if you are heading towards 4 it was an injury crash so it may be out there a little while longer byron highway at mountain house road where the accident is likely blocking lanes near the intersection. also, westbound 580 look at that really beginning to stack up already this morning coming out of tracy and continuing to about north livermore avenue and then we see things break up a little bit and looks better on our sensors as you head towards the dublin interchange. winds moving around the bay area, so the great highway is closed this morning between lincoln way and sloat boulevard for sand removal. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a little more than five hours from now the national football league is scheduled to unveil the city that will host "super bowl l." kpix 5 reporter elissa harrington joins us from santa clara on why the mission city is considered the front-runner. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. a lot of people saying that san francisco is in the driver's seat. the bay area host committee hoping to lock up the bid this morning. if they get it, the game would happen here in sa

mountains. spotty showers. a littlety with a couple of the showers coming through fauquier county, almost toward prince william county right now. this line of showers from the catoctins all the way toward not quite culpeper. east of warrenton along route 29, snaking in toward areas in western and northern prince william county and then up into eastern loudoun with a few sprinkles. much cooler air is to our north and west. in fact, there's wet flakes falling in new york. cumberland 52. still 70 in norfolk. temps are down in the low 60s. ashburn 61. laytonsville this morning 61. north beach 62. if you're going to the beach this weekend, it's going to be a breezy to wind sandra day o'connor on saturday. sunday looking better. monday looks snake too with temps -- looks nice too with temps in the 60s. the heart of the cold air starts to move in, the winds will shift northwest and start to kick. places like winchester and cumberland have already had gusts in the 20 to 25 range. futurecast showing we're going to be dealing wit

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a couple of little weather disturbances. really beautiful weather pattern to start the month of may. 66-71 tomorrow. mostly sunny skies. 20 knots., winds mountains will enjoy sunshine in a warming trend. .astern shore, same scenario the lower eastern shore, sunshine. wind coming in. the 50's. enjoy the beginning of may. sunny to partly skies wednesday, thursday, friday. we can looking good. the next chance for rain holding off until monday of next week. >> the orioles have late-night drama in seattle. .on't go to sleep sports is next. >> it's megamillions. >> hello, america. it is tuesday, april 30. the jackpot is worth $114 million. you must map to these white balls and the mega ball. let's see if we can make you a millionaire tonight. 39, 21, 34,-- 49, 30. mega ball -- 33. match all six numbers. match all six numbers. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the united states postal service® works for thousands of home businesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, techni

a little bit of a break. we are going to see this little slice of light shower activity move onshore in the santa clara mountains. more activity will ramp up as we head throughout the morning hours. i will show you the futurecast in just a moment. if you can stick with us, we'll show you the live pictures all across the bay areas athey come in. mid-level clouds, a beautiful start for the day. we start at 8:00 a.m. from fremont south to san jose, we will stop it again for you. at 2:00 p.m., showers start to creep further to the north. might be getting a little action at that point from santa rosa south to novato. not expecting a whole lot of activity. this evening, isolated thunderstorms. if you live in the western-facing slopes surrounding san jose, the east bay hills, you have the best chance of seeing those isolated thunderstorms. we are going to be on top of that for you today. we stop the clock by 10:00 p.m. most activity subsides as we head through tuesday. a slight chance for showers. 10-20% shots and highs all week in the 70s. 72 by wednesday. only 79 temperaturewise on friday. overall, getting a nice, co

and tomorrow higher elevations and maybe a thunderstorm if you are headed toward the mountains or the central valley. they will stay a little unsettled through the middle of the week and not warming up until the end of the week. >> all right. that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. you asked for it. now the abc7 news st. louis you have alarm clock app is available for your android phone or tablet and kindle fire. you can download it for free from the am zone app store and google play. good morning america is up next. have a good sunday. >>> good morning, america. this morning, up in flames. five women out for a night on the town, killed when their limo catches fire, trapping them inside, as they cross a busy bridge. why couldn't they escape? >>> breaking news this morning. the big change giving firefighters the upper hand in california. just days after 150-foot walls of flames, anxious families now returning home. we're going to meet the firefighter who fell off a cliff. and learn about the fear of wh

a clap of thunder. diabolo rain and santa cruz mountains and into the north bay mountains in the afternoon, and overnight it quiets considerably and clouds open just a littlee wake up to the same conditions and as the low passes us to the south, it is the santa cruz mountains and diabolo range that has the best chance of any wet weather. tuesday evening the low is gone and so is our chance of precipitation. if you look at a coating, most of us below .1", and around mount hamilton we could get more measurable rain. seven-day forecast shows temperatures are the same tuesday and wednesday but you will not more sunshine on wednesday and the temperatures will start to spend to that sunlight on thursday and over the weekend where we hit the low 80's inland and low-to-mid 70's around the bay and low 60's at the coast. have a great day. >> unless you are sharing the ride you are sitting in stop-and-go traffic along 280. the far left lane is coming away from 17 headed to cupertino the car pool lane is moving smoothly. as we move to cupertino, and head into the east bay we have a report of a crash out here with a car that hit the center divide, and this is along wes

mountain view. san carlos and san jose, yeah, a little bit of a change this morning. so fog not lasting more than a couple of hours. maybe an hour at best. then it's gone. we will have the breezy, on-shore winds today. so 25 miles an hour gusts at times, keeping it just around 60 degrees at our coast but with mostly sunny conditions. if you want to head out to the beach it will be chilly and about a 20-degree spread as we hit about 80 today in our east bay. and the reason being, we've got high pressure offshore. still it will nudge closer to the state tomorrow. but as for today we will still feel the effects of those cooler ocean waters, the air coming off of the motion and filtering into the bay. but tomorrow that gets cut off. so with the warmer days, slightly warmer today, we are talking above normal tomorrow with those northerly winds. they are going to get quite gusty. slightly offshore tomorrow night. that sets the stage for an even warmer day on monday. high temperatures today in the south bay 73 in santa clara. look for 74 cupertino with 72 in santa cruz. low

a little bit later. >>> prince harry is waking up in the mountain time zone this morning. he is at a cocktail parove. last time he was in this part of the world, you may remember, it got a bit wild. there was that lost weekend in vegas, but this time around things are very different, and abc's lama hasan, usually in london, is on this side of the pond covering the story. >> yes, good morning to you. >> great to see you. >> great to see you too. it's a treat to be here so thank you for having me. well, day three on the prince's u.s. tour, and he's in denver, colorado, today. since he's kicked off his trip, all eyes have been on harry to see what he gets up to and if he misbehaves. well, i can safely say apart from unleashing that unbridled british charm, it's been all business. prince harry's tour of america headed out west last night. his latest stop, denver, colorado. his royal highness charmed the crowd of politicians, ceos and dignitaries. one congressman even teased him about his way with the ladies. one very special lady, four-time olympic gold medal winner, missy fra

. >> caller: i'm a little blue dot surrounded by a red area in the mountains of north carolina and easterni want to get back to representative tom cole and what he said yesterday on the radio. he's not running again so i guess this is why he said it. he said the president called me and said michelle and i are praying for everybody there and blah blah, blah. and then he goes on to say about how well the science work in oklahoma to track this tornado and i thought oh, my goodness. how hypocritical. using the science for the tornado but then they totally dis the science when it comes to climate change. that's all i had to say. >> stephanie: exactly. depends on which kind of science the oil companies believe in. let's go to linda in orange county. hi linda welcome. >> caller: good morning. i was wondering i think maybe president obama was handed a goose with this tornado. if he comes out and speaks to the people of america actually, the partiality that these people -- we never see these people in washington, d.c. but they show up for scandal trials. they show up for things that are really not

a little system came by. napa airport 61. antioch, 61. mountain view at 60. even san jose state, 60. but cloudy. more of a westerly breeze for most. not for everyone but the component is, i think 80%, 90% have a west wind. truckee, tahoe, mammoth, 60 sacramento, fresno, 63. there's that light rain but it's dipping south now toward the san joaquin valley so falling apart. the mere fact that it may -- that it made it here today gives us a cloudy morning. breezy at times. downtown windy in some of the higher elevations. 60s, 70s or very low 80s. st. helena, alameda, 64. brentwood, 80 along with oakley. same for gilroy, 7 santa clara. fremont at 70. same for woodside, palo alto, menlo park. 65 brisbane city. morning fog and then warmer weather on thursday and into friday and saturday, it looks to be the warmest. >>> 7:41. apple's ceo believes in the element of surprise but he's given an intriguing clue about some of their new products which he calls game changer. >>> an explosion -- game changers. >>> and explosion at the happiest place on earth and why this is the no the first time this has happened

and for san jose a little bit of cloud cover across the coastal mountains. let's get you to the forecast as we head throughout our thursday. we will start off with cloud cover and drizzle at the coast. it is going to be a slow burn off of the clouds. by the noon hour we expect by the bay and interior valleys to struggle to get rid of the clouds but we will get a few rays of sunshine and temperatures we think will warm up here to the low 70s but the stay into the 60s by our immediate coast line. on your three day forecast temperatures warming up friday and saturday with low and mid 80s in the forecast and a little bit of beach weather expected as we head throughout saturday with low 70s. we will have more on the seven day forecast and our next possible chance of a storm system that could bring us rainfall. >>> still ahead at 6:00. is going to college really worth the hassle? a new report casting doubt. >>> they under went chemotherapy but now local patients are dealing with more medical problems. we will cell you about the ground breaking clinic here in the b

mountain gaps. temperatures in the 40s and 50s a little cooler start today and by the end it's going to stay cool. these temperatures running below average coastside only 50s, low 60s. it will be windy and blustery there windy inside the bay in the 60s and still some 70s and gusty winds in the valleys. we have low pressure just to the north spinning around. it has ushered in a cooler air mass and kicking up winds. it's going to stick around, the temperatures staying down for a couple of days and probably only some slow warming into the weekend. so we started out with a heat wave early on that's long gone now. those winds already picking up outside in spots. we have had a gust to 28 in santa rosa. by the afternoon again today we are going to watch those winds on the increase in the afternoon whipping out there sustained 20s but easily some gusts over 30 miles per hour maybe 40 miles per hour through some of the gaps and then overnight again tonight it looks like those winds will start to calm down. all right. sfo, windy afternoon no delays expected as of yet. should be mostly sunny skies. if you ar

the rooftop cam and the temperatures are fran 53 and we have a pair of 57's for mountain view and san jose and 59 in is is is santa cruz. a littleght fog on the span. 55 in fairfield and los gatos right now is 56 degrees. we will go with the clouds moving in. maybe mist and drizzle near the coast. that's where some of the breezes will remain overnight. rain are to thememorial day and mainly a north bay event. when we get a couple of days about a chance of precipitation and then a baying warm up back to the 90s. it will feel warm to hot. overnight lows with the clouds moving in generally in the mid to low 50s and we may touch on a few upper 40s in the north bay. santa rosa 49 and 48 for napa. let's get to the cold front. a late season storm. the latest forecast models are starting to break it down just a little bit. nonetheless, it will start to move in. it does start to look like it will be more of a north bay event. th is 5 to be tomorrow morning and it is coming down from cloverdale to santa rosa. remember the east bay and the south bay are dry. you will see the clouds. th is 9:00 a.m. some of the moisture is coming down to sa