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and of course, abc seven will be covering it.ell late today, attorneys for depape said he's not feeling well, and the judge said if he has covid, the trial could go dark for a few days, so we'll find out tomorrow. >> all right. thank you for keeping on top of that. thanks, dan uh- diablo man convicted of rape, is now set to be extradited back to massachusetts. >> twin kit lee had been hiding in the east bay more than several years using a fake name. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with police about the arrest for more than a decade. >> one man was tucked away in these hills, hiding, trying to avoid justice. >> it is kind of shocking, but the cops did their due diligence and found him, so it's good he's finally in jail. >> twin kit lee was convicted of rape back in 2007, in quincy, massachusetts. the victim worked at his family's restaurant, but she was still able to identify the masked man who broke into her house and raped her at knifepoint. in 2005. >> when we interviewed her, one of the things she had said was she cou

you saw it right here on abc seven. an exclusive interview with wnba star brittney griner about her time in a russian prison. among the topics the americans still held in russia and griner's work now with hostage focused nonprofits. >> you wrote that you were hoping to see someone else on that plane. you were hoping to see paul whelan. >> when i walked on and i didn't see him, i was like, okay, maybe i'm early, maybe, you know, maybe he's next, maybe they're going to bring him next and when they closed the door i was like, are you serious. you're not going to let this man come home? >> while griner is home, there are still dozens of americans wrongfully detained or being held as so-called publicly disclosed hostages in other countries. many of their families went to capitol hill this week to demand that more be done. abc seven news reporter j.r stone has their stories. >> this round table house foreign affairs committee meeting might not get the same attention as wnba star brittney griner, describing her time in a russi

our abc seven news reporter, luz pena, put together an abc seven special after the shooting about the challenges farmworkers face with housing. it's called hidden crisis. tragedy in half moon bay. you can watch it on demand on abc seven news.com or wherever you stream abc seven news, bay area for new at 11. >> as california moves toward an all electric vehicle future. the state is exploring ways to make up for the gas tax revenue that will dry up. as a result, that money helps pay to maintain the state's roads. it's estimated at around 80% of the repairs are funded by the gas tax. and one thing that's being explored ready for this? taxing drivers by the mile instead of how much gas they use. the state is now looking for drivers to test out some of its alternative plans, with the enticement of a $400 gift card. california's ban on new gas powered vehicles goes into effect in 2035. >> newsom's big trip the reason the governor is making his way abroad tonight in the hopes of leading on the international stage a star is born more on stage than a poodle. >> this year's westminster best in

you can watch through the abc seven news app. it's important to note to a portion of ellis street near the church will be closed. warren buffett's auction that helps raise money for the glide foundation brought in $1.5 million and lunch with the famous investors. no longer one of the prizes. instead, the winner gets to dine with salesforce ceo marc benioff. that fetched over $200,000. but the winning bidder also pledged to donate a total of 1.5 million. over the years, the auction has raised $53 million for glide. okay. the northern lights are expected to be back for another night tonight, and we've already seen some spectacular pictures. you're looking at a time lapse taken in maine. the bay area is contending with city lights in the fog, but that's not keeping people from the chabot space and science center. abc seven news reporter anser hassan talks with people who say the sight is magical. >> the aurora borealis is headlining for a second night over the bay area, and the crowds continue to show up. >> i think it's like magica

all right. >> thanks, diane. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.comyou can join diane in two minutes. >> do that. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at six. >>> tonight, breaking news. donald trump's criminal trial. his one-time lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, on the stand. and what he revealed. the defense going at him. >>> also tonight, the horrific bus crash. the bus flipping, at least eight people killed. >>> and the images coming in now, a brazen prison escape. >>> first tonight, donald

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you saw it right here on abc seven.lusive interview with wnba star brittney griner about her time in a russian prison. among the topics the americans still held in russia and griner's work now with hostage focused nonprofits. >> you wrote that you were hoping to see someone else on that plane. you were hoping to see paul whelan. >> when i walked on and i didn't see him, i was like, okay, maybe i'm early, maybe, you know, maybe he's next, maybe they're going to bring him next and when they closed the door i was like, are you serious. you're not going to let this man come home? >> while griner is home, there are still dozens of americans wrongfully detained or being held as so-called publicly disclosed hostages in other countries. many of their families went to capitol hill this week to demand that more be done. abc seven news reporter j.r stone has their stories. >> this round table house foreign affairs committee meeting might not get the same attention as wnba star brittney griner, describing her time in a russian pris

from abc seven live. breaking news. >> the city that i grew up in is the city that i'm living in, and the city that i love. and i want to support your recommendation 100. >> breaking news out of oakland tonight, where the oakland board of port commissioners has unanimously voted to rename the airport. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm j.r. >> stone. the new name will be san francisco bay area oakland international airport. >> yes. abc seven news reporter anser hassan was monitoring tonight's vote. he joins us now live on. sir >> umma and gr, like you said, we don't have a new airport, but we do have a name. as j.r. mentioned, the oakland airport will now be the san francisco bay area oakland international airport. now, this is the second vote, which means this name change takes effect immediately. so why the name change? the board says the main reason comes down to location. the port says the lack of geographic awareness of where oakland is creates challenges. they argue that oakland should be serving t

on the abc seven bay area app. download it and watch wherever you stream. all right. >> coming up here next, a live update on the trial against the man who broke into the pelosi's san francisco home. you'll see how the prosecution is building its case. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel, summer-like heat today. i'll let you know when relief will arrive. a look at your weekend forecast coming up when abc a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. hordes of attacking the husband of house speaker nancy pelosi today. >> dramatic recording from october 2022 played in a san francisco courtroom with david depape explaining why he broke into the pelosi home. abc seven news reporter dan noyes was in court. >> he's here now with the latest dan and dan. >> i really wish i could play the sound of that police interview, but it is part of the ongoing trial. the pat beco

it's available right now on abc seven news.com and wherever you stream abc seven news. but again, certainly a history making day in the state capitol. >> yeah, certainly. all right. thank you julian. appreciate it. >> well, new at six. an alarming statistic came out today about the graduation rate among black male students at oakland unified. according to the report by the schott foundation for public education, 731% graduate, which is among the lowest in the country. only four other cities in the report had lower rates. it looked at more than 250,000 black male students and overall it found more were graduating from high school. but fewer were going on to college. >> alameda county is taking aim at a major insurance carrier and its affiliates, accusing them an unfair business practices. today, alameda county da pamela price announced the county's consumer justice bureau has filed a lawsuit against farmers insurance and its five of its affiliates. the suit claims software used by companies lowballs the cost to rebuild homes destroyed in the event of a total loss, like a

derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> abc seven has led the charge in investigating cases of black andeiving lowball appraisals. that's when home values come in much lower than expected, and homeowners believe their race is a part of why it's happening.ur re and social justice reporter julian glover has reported on this coerns from viewers all the way to the white house. now julian has another story of a lowball appraisal, this time in east oakland. >> it was december of 2021, in the thick of the covid 19 pandemic, and interest rates for home mortgage loans were at historic lows. so this east oakland homeowner, who wants to share her story but not her identity, applied to refinance her mortgage to take out money for home repairs. >> what was going through your mind when you received that appraisal? that was far lower than you expected it to be? >> the first thing i thought was, he doesn't like me because of my race. i wasn't happy with the amount of what he valued. my home at. and then i looked at the comps in my area and i knew something was wrong. >> the first appraisal came in at $7

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she had one big ally, and that was runar, the legendary head of abc news and of abc sports before that. and roone arledge came into the took over the news division at a time that both harry and barbara were on the air together. and it was clear this was not a sustainable pairing of two anchors. and roone arledge made it clear that he was on barbara's side, that even though barbara's, you know, being anchor was really not barbara strength. but despite that, he saw there were many harry reasoner. there was only one barbara walters. so harry reasoner saw the writing on the wall, went back to cbs and barbara walters did not lose her anchor title. but roone arledge redefined how the evening news was going to work with where three guys working in different capitals. and barbara is still technically an anchor, but gradually she went back to what she did best, which was the big interview. she didn't she didn't create the big tv interview. i think you'd say edward r murrow did that. but she expanded it and defined and reshaped it and came to dominate that genre. yeah, absolutely totally true. t

abc seven news reporter j.r. stone joins us live with more j.r. umma. >> dan, at this point, it's unclear how big all of these rallies will be. an unclear if protesters will target any bridge or highway like they did two weeks ago, seeing a march and rally shut down the port of oakland on international workers day, known as may day or may 1st, is nothing new. you can see one of the past rallies here this year, though, may day and the threat of another port shutdown comes just weeks after pro-palestinian protesters shut down the golden gate bridge and interstate 80. and it comes as hundreds of college students have taken to their campuses to protest the situation in gaza. as for what will happen wednesday, nobody knows. >> and of course, the protesters don't want anyone to know exactly where they're going to be or what they're going to do. uh- law enforcement is geared up, i think, for a pretty major, the responsive effort to keep highways and bridges open. >> professor rory little of uc law, san francisco, says there is much more acceptance of pro

it's all there on abc seven news.com or the abc seven news bay area app. now to new details. in a deadly car crash that killed a family of four in the east bay, a complaint to safety regulators raises concerns about the electric vehicle the family was driving. all four members of the george family, including two young children, died in a crash in pleasanton nearly three weeks ago. they ran into a large oak tree. then the car caught fire. now, records from the national highway traffic safety administration show days after the crash, someone filed a complaint about a vinfast car with details seeming to match the pleasanton crash. the complaint writer says they are the owner of the car and loaned it to a coworker, the driver in the crash. the complaint also said they'd had prior issues with the car's steering wheel going rogue. investigators have said they are looking into whether speed played a role in the crash, vinfast told us in a statement. quote, vinfast is aware of this tragic accident in pleasanton and our hearts go out to the family. sky seven was over a fire that damag

and stay with us for abc seven news at 11. remember that abc seven news is streaming 24 over seven.us whenever you want, wherever you are. all right, that is it for this edition of abc seven news. thanks for joining us. i'm ama day and i'm dan ashley for moneybags. >> spencer christian and left out in the cold chris alvarez or somewhere in the middle. >> i'm gonna go practice the football toss. >> there you go. that pays. yeah. we appreciate your time. >> we'll see you tonight. >> this is abc 724 seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. yeah. you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" ♪♪ [applause] here are today's contestants. a data analyst from germantown, maryland... an elections worker from portland, oregon... and our returning champion, a political organizer originally from nashville,

abc seven news reporter j.r. stone talked to industry experts about the future of robo taxis, experimenting on our roads. >> you're looking at viewer video showing a waymo self-driving car not only driving in the all new red bus lanes along van ness avenue in san francisco, but also stopping to make a left hand turn at post street on sunday, a move that, according to the sign, is illegal. phil koopman specializes in self-driving car safety. carnegie mellon university and has done so for 20 plus years. >> we're seeing a lot of loose ends that the technology isn't quite there. the companies are claiming it's safer, but things like driving the wrong way down the street, as long as there's no crash, they would say don't count for unsafe meaning this incident likely would not get logged as a dangerous or concerning one since no one got hurt. >> we did reach out to waymo to see what happened, but as of late monday night, they have yet to respond. koopman has major concerns with the way testing is being done with these

abc seven news. >> thank you. leslie in the north bay, there is incredible video of a rescue off the sonoma county coast this weekend. emergency crews hoisted a man to safety after his car went flying off a cliff landing. hundreds of feet below. abc seven news anchor dion lim spoke with several of the people involved in saving the driver's life, and she joins us now with the story. dion yeah, this is truly remarkable. >> this was described to me as a needle in a haystack kind of search effort. and one of the most challenging searches conducted by a sonoma county sheriff's office pilot and deputy. take a look. the vehicle went off the cliff on highway one just after seven on sunday morning near the jewel gulch area, south of fort ross. you can see from this helmet cam rescue crews arrive on the scene, and because of this terrain, the h-1 chopper was forced to land on the highway. from there, pilot nigel cooper, deputy larry martelli also locate the vehicle about 200ft down that cliff. a tree is actually what stoppe

on abc seven news at 11. they were living it up today outside chase center, the hope and dreams being inspired by the official arrival of the golden state valkyries. >> the usda is still using a glorified hotel room cake and a little later, seven on your side explores the security problem that's letting thieves steal money not only from the people who need it for groceries, but from taxpayers. >> plus, space tourism is about to make its return, and it's going to be a special flight for at least o norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn more. doc? president, senator and san francisco's mayor today. mayor london breed formally announ

you can watch abc seven originals presentation bay area 2050 now streaming everywhere you watch abc sevenl have a sneak peek at 530. and also new numbers show that san francisco homelessness is the lowest it's been in a decade. abc seven's lyanne melendez joins us with more on her in-depth report about services working and how much it's costing the city. join us for those stories and more at 530. >> all right zach, thanks. >> all right. thank you for joining us. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. we appreciate >> david: tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the severe storms set to hit, just as millions travel for the holiday. ginger zee is standing by. and the storm that blew through new york city already. tonight, this new line of storms from texas all the way north. >> oh, my god. that's a twister. >> david: possible tornadoes, damaging winds. and that thunderstorm moving

watch abc seven originals presentation. bay area 2050 now streaming everywhere you watch abc seven.lus a bay area widower forced to wait ten months for help when his facebook account is hacked. more with our seven on your side team about how officials are working to hold the social media giant accountable. so join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan kristen. >> okay, zach, thanks a lot. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com to join zach in just two minutes, be sure to do that. >> and if you're watching us here on television world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm kristen sze. we'll see you back here at 6:00. slowing record holiday travel. two u.s. missionaries shot and killed in haiti. the seismic shift in college sports. the ncaa agrees to pay student athletes. >>> first, the severe weather heading into memorial day weekend. possible tornados, damaging winds, and large hail from texas to illinois. the flood threat from wa

on abc seven news at 11.ump and biden working two different strategies to win over voters this weekend. plus meet the next american idol. more on the california winner just crowned ri the countdown to november after the newly announced set of debates ahead this summer, president biden and former president trump are both hitting the campaign trail in their own ways. this weekend. tonight, former president trump is picking up a major endorsement at the nra's annual meeting. meantime president biden faced protests as he delivered the commencement address at morehouse college, an all male historically black college. abc news reporter christiane cordero takes us on the campaign trail. >> today, president joe biden, facing silent protests over the israel-hamas war as he gave the commencement speech at morehouse college. >> i support peaceful, nonviolent protest, but your voices should be heard, and i promise you, i hear them. >> he then traveled to another battleground state, michigan, speaking at a campaign event

abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino.d watch that turtle video all day. >> well, much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, including honoring the longtime leader of a san francisco landmark, a who's who of attendees, and a powerful tribute to the man who built glide church. reverend cecil williams. plus danger on the deck, a climate study aboard the uss hornet is shut down over a controversial experiment, but we dive into t yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. yes you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ talked about leaving his heart in san francisco so long ago. cecil williams brought his heart to san francisco. >> american businessman and a close financial friend of glide memorial church. warren buffett paying tribute to a pioneer. people from all walks of life coming together today to honor the late reverend cecil williams. williams died last month at the age of 94. but over the course of his trailblazing

download our abc seven bay area streaming app.rt watching. >> there's a lot of news to sift through out there, so if you're searching for one final nighttime read, we pick something out for you tonight. it's the sweet new deal for cal fresh recipients for the monterey bay aquarium and the free discount is just in time for summer break. there's plenty to know, including ways to check out other museums and attractions nationwide that story is one of the top things people are clicking on right now on our website. it's up for you in the top news sidebar at abc seven news.com. all right. thank you so much for watching tonight. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for sandhya patel. larry biel. all of us. we appreciate your time right now on jimmy kimmel chris pine and bert kreischer. have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- chris pine -- bert kreischer -- and music from andra day. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, thank you.

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ryan curry, abc seven news.hen you hear the phrase underwater property, well, it's not usually meant to be taken literally, but that's what one man bought. >> how it happened, how much it cost, and how he's trying to make the most of it. >> also ahead, how many pictures have you seen of the golden gate bridge with the fog pouring through the gate and over the bridge? i mean, it's such an iconic thing. >> yeah, it's beautiful, but could our famous carl the fog go away one day? that day might not be that far away tonight, a look at that part of our newest abc seven originals. bay area 2050. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. windy and cooler for part of your weekend. sunny and warmer for the other. i'll break it all down for you when abc stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by helping your body produce it

check it all out at abc seven news.com or by streaming us on the abc seven news bay area app there.he families of san francisco's murder victims for years sitting without closure or a closed case tonight, some of them are calling for a fix and how tipsters can earn cash rewards for giving up key information. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is hearing from those who hope that this can lead to justice. reporter the faces of some of san francisco's unsolved homicide cases. >> cash rewards up to $250,000, the highest in the country yet not a single payout in more than a decade. kind of slap in the face to all the families that, their loved ones were murdered. anna oliver is one of hundreds of family members who've spent years waiting for some progress. her brother pierre was beaten in 2008 and died of his injuries the following year. >> i don't see resolution. it's been so long. >> san francisco's doled out about $360,000 in reward money in seven different cases starting in 2001, the last payout in 2013. >> it's time for them to step up and, talk about this and try and help famili

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doctor kill shared the letter with abc seven. it said that the suspension was for repeated violations of university policy, despite notices. it said that that included things like directing students to violate university policy and also harassing and offensive conduct and comments toward colleagues. doctor kill said the accusations are false. >> they made wild accusations baseless, with no evidence that i directed the students to do a march through the student rec center that never happened. we did not march through the student rec center. the other thing they said is that i directed the students to lay down their camps, and the students refused to listen to my orders and like, again, that like, did not happen. >> on its website, the university says it enforces a time, place and manner policy. it says it's in place to ensure that freedom of expression doesn't interfere with university functions, safety or damage facilities. >> we have a constitution right to free speech. we have a constitutional right to academic freedom, and we

abc seven news at 6:00 starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> a day to honor and reflect on this memorial day. the nation remembers the men and women who died while serving our country. good evening. i'm ama daetz, and i'm dan ashley. >> thank you for joining us. we're covering memorial day ceremonies across the bay area, honoring those who fought to defend and protect the freedoms that we sometimes can take for granted. >> so we begin with abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn, who is in the newsroom. she has a look at an observance that's a cornerstone of memorial day in san francisco, and another held at the nation's first naval station on the west coast. suzanne ama and dan from the san francisco national cemetery in the presidio to the mare island naval cemetery there were solemn tributes today to remember our military members who died in the line of duty. >> on this memorial day. families who lost a service member found comfort that their loved ones would always be remembered. this gold star mother shared her gratitude. >> thank you for being here t

the second debate will be at abc news studios in september and will air on abc's platforms.as looking for a total of four, and both teams were interested in exploring ways to get around the commission on presidential debates. slovakia's prime minister is no longer in life threatening condition tonight after being shot while greeting supporters after leaving a meeting, robert fico was shot five times at point blank range. security agents immediately rushed him to a car. he underwent hours of surgery, and slovakia's deputy prime minister says he's expected to survive. the alleged gunman was detained at moments after the shooting. no motive has been given. slovakia's president called the assassination attempt an attack on democracy. the white house approved the transfer of $1 billion worth of weapons to israel today, one week after it paused shipments. it comes as israel's army continues operations in eastern rafah. israel says it's necessary to crippling hamas infrastructure in gaza. the white house has repeatedly called this a mistake. it's estimated by the united nations. 45

next on abc, seven mornings at 6 a.m.ifornia were out of the bay area last year. how? inspectors are trying to keep a more watchful eye. >> this is abc 724 over seven. >> in san francisco, live at levi's stadium in san jose. >> live in oakland. >> yeah, you're watching abc seven news live anytime, anywhere. >> we are, we are, we are, we are, we are, we are where you are. >> never miss a moment of the news that matters to you. download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start mornings live now at six. >> mayoral race ramping up this morning san francisco mayor london breed, kicking off her reelection campaign, plus the investigation into a church fire taking a turn. the response from an oakland pastor while

tara campbell, abc seven news.opments in the protests on college campuses sacramento state has become the first public university in california to align with pro-palestinian protesters demands. >> the university says it will no longer invest in companies that, quote, profit from genocide, ethnic cleansing and activities that violate fundamental human rights. students say they were told the university holds no direct investment, but will be dumping $4.5 million in indirect investments. >> if this is possible. all on one campus. we've raised the bar now nationwide, internationally and so to again, a message to all students don't ask for anything less. >> student protesters are calling this a win. they have been camped out for eight days prior to the decision by campus administration here in the bay area. >> two groups are calling for a federal investigation into alleged racism and islamophobia at berkeley unified schools. a new civil rights complaint claims there is a hostile environment of anti-palestinian anti-arab

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and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join luce in two minutes. >> watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is up next for sandhya patel. the entire abc seven news team. thanks for joining us. >> i'm julian glover and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. news. the deadly tornado tearing through an entire community. multiple people dead. and tonight, the new risk at this hour from texas all the way to new york. >>> also breaking here in the northeast, the deadly workplace shooting. police say a worker waiting to open fire. what we know so far. >>> first tonight, this new

our abc seven news reporter, luz pena, put together an abc seven special after the shooting about thehallenges farmworkers face with housing. it's called hidden crisis. tragedy in half moon bay. you can watch it on demand on abc seven news.com or wherever you stream abc seven news, bay area for new at 11. >> as california moves toward an all electric vehicle future. the state is exploring ways to make up for the gas tax revenue that will dry up. as a result, that money helps pay to maintain the state's roads. it's estimated at around 80% of the repairs are funded by the gas tax. and one thing that's being explored ready for this? taxing drivers by the mile instead of how much gas they use. the state is now looking for drivers to test out some of its alternative plans, with the enticement of a $400 gift card. california's ban on new gas powered vehicles goes into effect in 2035. >> newsom's big trip the reason the governor is making his way abroad tonight in the hopes of leading on the international stage a star is born more on stage than a poodle. >> this year's westminster best in sh

and it's not just there for abc. seven news reporter zach fuentes is live in the newsroom with a look at the traffic trouble. zach. yeah. >> chris. and we are kicking off one of our busiest memorial day travel weekends in decades, with the roads looking very rough, getting from pleasant hill into the city. took one of our coworkers 2.5 hours today. so let's start with that mess on the bay bridge. still slow moving after a big rig carrying oranges caught fire near treasure island. it happened just after nine this morning. the chp thinks the rear brakes may have started the fire, and it took hours for crews to clean up what was left of the truck and all those oranges on the road, and in the south bay. tonight, a deadly crash is part of 101 shut down. two southbound lanes of 101 are closed just north of blossom hill road after a head on crash between a big rig and a honda sedan going the wrong direction, according to witnesses. >> that prior to the crash, the honda had entered the freeway and was traveling the wrong way

abc seven news reporter j.r. stone joins us live with more j.r.ma. >> dan, at this point, it's unclear how big all of these rallies will be. an unclear if protesters will target any bridge or highway like they did two weeks ago, seeing a march and rally shut down the port of oakland on international workers day, known as may day or may 1st, is nothing new. you can see one of the past rallies here this year, though, may day and the threat of another port shutdown comes just weeks after pro-palestinian protesters shut down the golden gate bridge and interstate 80. and it comes as hundreds of college students have taken to their campuses to protest the situation in gaza. as for what will happen wednesday, nobody knows. >> and of course, the protesters don't want anyone to know exactly where they're going to be or what they're going to do. uh- law enforcement is geared up, i think, for a pretty major, the responsive effort to keep highways and bridges open. >> professor rory little of uc law, san francisco, says there is much more acceptance of protes