here in san jose, amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> amanda, thank you.ws have been a constant concern in the east bay. just two weeks ago, a delivery drug and ac transit bus were set on fire following a sideshow. the city is rooking at a community based strategy to deter the gatherings. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them on facebook. >>> no one was hurt after some concrete fell from an overpass tonight just after 6:00. the street was closed, so caltrans and the san francisco police department could investigate. it is back open now. >>> the family of an apple engineer who died when his tesla slammed into a barrier has filed a lawsuit. >> reporter: attorneys for family walter wong are plan a noenews conference. march of last year, walter wong was headed to his job as an apple engineer, when his tesla, while on auto pilot, veered into a traffic barrier. he died later at the hospital from impact injuries. the suv batteries bursting into flames after the impact. i was the first to report that he complained on seven to ten

amanda del castillo is live in dublin with the details. amanda? >> reporter: dan, ama, as it stands, the city of dublin does not have any policies or guidelines in place when it somes to the three flags you see just behind me. but last night's decision led to a debate many are calling disappointing. the city, state, and american flag will be the only three displayed over dublin call. city leaders rejected a request to fly a pride flag on june 1st. >> we're being told that we like yo guys as our neighbors and everything, and we don't have any animosity, but we don't want to recognize you as being a vote. >> reporter: the public comment period took an flag. >> can we lie the matter flag, a communist flag. >> reporter: two people spoke more -- >> the letter p for pedophile. >> that's not a thing, that's not anything we're fighting for. >> reporter: bobby coolar says some speakers were out of line. >> everyone has the same to that flagpol. >> reporter: the city does not have a policy with flying flags and council debated that point. >> i am 100% in fa

. >> i'm amanda del castillo. the city of san jose is giving its police department the green light to crack down on street shows. >>> i'm kate larson. an unleashed dog attacked and killed a rarely seen species of seal. >>> imagine what it takes to get a warriors' game pumping. "abc7 news" tarts right now. >> live, where you live. this is "abc7 news." >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> a shooting on the university of north carolina charlotte campus has left two people dead, four people injured, and students were just running as officers moved in. the suspected gunman is under arrest. >> the university sent out a tweet, saying shots reported near kennedy. run, hide, fight, secure yourself immediately. our reporter has the terrifying moments. >> we o we need medical on. we have multiple victims in here. >> reporter: a college campus on the last day of classes, locked down after an alleged gunman opened fire. >> it was like stay safe, get indoors, fight if you have to, all that. >> reporter: police officers springing into action, s

amanda del castillo is live in palo alto with the story. such a shame. >> reporter: the university of hawaii team is in town for the ncaa women's water polo championship at stanford university. stanford, as hosts, provided the women with caps and whistles. anything they needed for today's practice. pieces of shattered glass in this parking lot park the spot two team vans were broken into. the university of hawaii's water polo team was having dinner. the team returned to this, broken glass, bags gone. >> all their equipment, passports for the international players, the coach's computers, the players' computers, their purses, kamras, everything. >> reporter: molly is the goalkeeper. woe.says the timing couldn't be he endf asendndf bus school year. >> they're students, so theyey' road. so now they're not just out their equipment for the game, they're out their school stuff to complete their finals. >> reporter: the university's athletic director estimates between 5 wood,000 to $10,000 in equipment and belongings were boosted. the team is scram

amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >> amanda, thank you very much. fear for parents became a reality in colorado, where a community mourned a young man who lost his life protecting his classmates. witnesses say 18-year-old kendrick castillo jumped into action when a student started shooting. here's the latest now from highlands ranch. >> reporter: a community mourns an unspeakable tragedy. tuesday, gunfire shattered the classroom. and moments of heroism. >> the next thing i know, he's pulling out a gun. as soon as he said, don't you move, kendrick lunged, giving all of us enough time to hide under our desks and the shooter ended up shooting kendrick. >> reporter: 18-year-old kendrick castillo sacrificed his life to save his classmates. >> be selfless, that's what my son was. it got him killed but he saved others. >> if it had not been for him, i wouldn't have my baby today. >> reporter: other students followed castillo's heed and were able to subdue the shooter. >> it's either fight or flight, and i'm happy to know what i thought i would be able to d

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. medical journal published the length -- to save her mother's life. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a better bay area from abc 7. >>> at least five people are dead, ten injured and one missing in alaska, after two in air. >> ts shows one of the a broug to shore. guard is going to search for the night for the person still missing. >> it happened at the southern tip of the state. most of the passengers were from a cruise ship the royal princess. we just spoke to one of the passengers who had been on an excursion flight earlier today. >> i, you know, could be on that plane if i had decided to choose the la of the ship in seattle before it departed. the tripcoertuayndposed arve in anchorage on may 18th. the ntsb is sending a crew from washington, d.c. to investigate. >>> tonight, a major verdict against the makers of roundup for causing an east bay couple's cancer. $2 billion in punitive damages, the third jury to say the company failed to warn consumers about the produ

. >> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. survey shows most people don't want any touching in the workplace. what does this mean for the common hand shake? >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where garth brooks came to play a cell phone came. what you and the country music legend may have in common. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> live wre live, this is "abc7 news." >>> tonight, stunning new details in a just-released internal report on the oscar grant shooting. it focuses on two officers. >> the one who shot grant and a second officer, who was described as out of control in a chaotic situation. where are we just now seeing this? >> reporter: good evening. this report was released because a senate bill 1421, that is the state's new transparency law that allows for us, members of the public, to view internal documents regarding certain forms of police misconduct. oscar grant's uncle tells me if this existed in 2009, his nephew could still be alive. we're getting a more complete look the night that oscar grant was shot and

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in palo alto. college athletes in the bay area get their equipment and much more boosted. >>> i'm kate larson. dozens of tubbs fire victims say a construction company is not making good on their contracts to rebuild their homes. >>> a major mold problem in this apartment complex and tennants are calling the owner a slum lord. >>> and k-pop wakes up the south bay and thousands of fans couldn't wait. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area, from "abc7 news." >> it's so horrible and sad that this would happen. these girls have worked so hard. >> a rude welcome for a visiting women's college water polo team on the peninsula. their vans were hit by thieves while they were at dinner. >> equipment, cameras, passports, all gone. amanda del castillo is live in palo alto with the story. such a shame. >> reporter: the university of hawaii team is in town for the ncaa women's water polo championship at stanford university. stanford, as hosts, provided the women with caps and whis

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay. medical journal published the length -- to save her mother's life. "abc7 news" starts right now. >> now, news to build a b 7. >>> aleast five people are de, ten injuredalaska, after tw sightseeing planes collided in mid-air. >> this shows one of the injured passengers rescued and brought to shore. the coast guard is going to search for the night for the person still missing. >> it happened at the southern tip of the state. most of the passengers were from a cruise ship the royal princess. we just spoke to one of the passengers who had been oni, yot plane if i had decided to choose the later. we understand it could happen at any time, anywhere. >> this is video of the ship in seattle before it departed. the trip started in vancouver on saturday and is supposed to arrive in anchorage on may 18th. the ntsb is sending a crew from washington, d.c. to investigate. >>> tonight, a major verdict against the makers of roundup for causing an east bay couple's cancer. $2 billion in punitive damag

>>> i'm amanda del castillo. a mom in palo alto launched an app that helps teens earn money while also learning about the working world. >>> i'm lisa amin gulezian in san francisco where federal agents busted and arrested a pedophile living in this apartment. >>> and exclusive video of the woman accused of impersonating a nanny right after her arrest tonight. abc7 news starts right now with breaking news. >> now from abc7 news, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is the woman accused of posing as a nanny and terrorizing bay area families for decades. she is now in custody. >> this is exclusive video of 60-year-old mariana monticalvo shortly after her arrest tonight. abc7 news reporter kate larsen is live in kensington with the latest. kate? >> reporter: dan, ama, i've been speaking to bay area families for more than a year who say they have been victimized by mariana monticalvo who says she is a nanny. well, tonight someone recognized her photo on the news, told police about her whereabouts. here in ken

. >> i'm amanda del castillo in palo alto where three cities came together in rare form to discuss the housing crisis. >> a bay area father killed in a fiery crash. i'm kate larson in san francisco where a fire crew survived the wreck thanks to the daughter. abc7 news starts right now. >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area. from abc7. >> a bay area father was killed in a fiery crash over the weekend. >> and tonight the choir that was on a bus involved in the accident and all survived the wreck sang for the young man's daughter in san francisco. >> abc7 news kate larson has the story. b ♪ ♪ >> reporter: on saturday this choir survived a fiery bus crash. on monday, they used their collective voice to lift up those who did not. the aeolians of oakland university in bam sang for 15-year-old ayana bishop, her father kenneth bishop died when the suv hit the back of the choir's bus which got caught up in a multi vehicle pile up in braze bain. >> i'd like to say thank you to the aeolians for trying to get my dad out of the car before it burned. i felt like my dad was in the room wh

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo was live in palo alto with details on tonight's summit.a. >> reporter: dan, alma, housing is no doubt a hot topic throughout the bay area. tonight's conversation between palo alto, east palo alto, and menlo park all surrounded senate bill 50 by state senator scott weiner. senate bill 50 by senator scottt weiner, the bill would preempt local zoning laws. >> the last thing we want to do is build 3 1/2 million homes, a sprawl, further out in wildfire zones, covering up farm lands, causing people to have to commute two, three hours each way to work. >> reporter: but many along the peninsula aren't convinced. a joint study session monday brought together city leaders and residents of palo alto, east palo alto and menlo park. those critical of the bill say, among other issues, sb-50 would reduce local control of development, putting housing in the hands of the state. >> it's okay to publish mandates, but let local governments figure out how to soe it based on their individual culture. >> reporter: culture, cities, all impacted by california's ho

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo. safeway in downtown jose is scheduled to close. now residents are looking for alternatives. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> good evening, everyone. this storm has delivered a n i want to show you ng rain at live doppler 7, and let's take a look at where it is raining. we go into the east bay where we're seeing some brief downpours indicated in yellow here. cedar boulevard, newark heading into fremont, paseo padre parkway. let's track this moisture. another batch heading into pleasanton at 11:19 p.m. also have some pockets of brief downpours in the south bay, santa clara, north first street. as we pan around here, some lighter rain in san francisco, bayshore, south city. going into the north bay, larkspur, green as you notice. the winds are still gusting. 24 miles per hour in napa. at the higher elevation, you're seeing gust others 37 miles per hour. as we take a look at the forecast, tomorrow morning's commute will feature some showers. the rest of the timeline and the full forecast

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in the south bay.s came to his rescue in more ways than one. >>> and the warriors without kevin durant, but the splash brothers doused the blazers. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7 news. >> good evening, everyone. let's get ready to go back to winter. live doppler 7 is starting to show you some moisture up in the upper layers of the atmosphere. it's not actually hitting the ground. we're seeing a lot of green up in the clouds, that moisture there. but there is a storm that is brewing off the coast here, and it is strong by spring standards. it has an atmospheric river connection that's weak to moderate for tomorrow, and it is moving in tomorrow. it is going to drench the bay area. it's a level 2 on the storm impact scale. rain will be moderate at times. about a half an inch to an inch. winds will be gusting 30 to 40 miles per hour. here is a quick preview of your morning commute there will be some pockets of moderate rain as that storm system comes through. t

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is there live with more. amanda? >> ama, over the last month there has been plenty of speculation online by residents about the closure of this location. safeway is finally coming forward and confirming that to be the case.afte11 years of ser south second street will soon shut its doors. bad news for nearby residents like matt who rely on its convenience. >> that is horrible. i live right up the street. >> safeway says it constantly evaluates store performance, finding it occasionally necessary to close locations that aren't meeting company goals. the city says one issue making that difficult is a change in parking. customers agree. >> the parking was free initially. and then they had an issue with that and they started charging for parking. and it wasn't at all convenient necessarily to get into. >> while the city's economic development office says it's sorry to see safeway go, it points to a number of other option. >> we have seven other grocery stores in close proximity. >> a few blocks from safeway a grocery outl

i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news."let people areamanda. >>> they're bold, fast, and awfully young. thieves walking into dick's sporting goods stores and running out with stolen stuff. it's happened twice recently. the first at a firefield store, then in pleasant hill. our reporter is live from that store. lisa, that theft happened just yesterday there. >> reporter: very true, dan. these are the actual doors of the suspects tried to run out of, but an officer in the right place at the right time stopped them. this is surveillance video taken from inside dick's sports goods. it shows them trying to run out the front door with stolen merchandise. but you can see them suddenly dropping the goods at the door and running back in. it's because a cop is running after them. >> he was right there, so he got in a brief pursuit and captured one of them. >> reporter: she is 18-year-old zara, the other four are younger teenagers. >> they're getting very bold about walking into stores and taking -- thinking that they can get away wit

. >>> i'm dem dem >>> i'm amanda del castillo. a viral video of nancy pelosi is calling her sobriety into question. >>> and they came out of dick's store filled with merchandise. and police were waiting for them. >>> i'm kate larson in san francisco, where you can see this for free. "abc7 news" starts right now. >>> now, news to build a better bay area. from abc 7. >>> so it's really sad. here's the thing, i told this to the room. >> altered videos of nancy pelosi have gone viral. the clips make her sound as if she's drupgenly slurring her words. >> is live with what experts say we should all be concerned about this. >> repor it's called deep fake technology. experts say it's only advancing. they warn soon we won't be able to tell which are real. this video, posted to social media, calls into question nancy pelosi's sobriety, slurred speech, slow movement, the result of a ma nip lated video. >> it's going to be interesting to see how this plays out. there's a lot of expectation that stuff like what's happen r happen a lot. >> repo

in the south bay, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our group on facebook. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >>> thank you very much, natasha. we made it to friday. the fog is up early this morning but just like yesterday i don't think it will make a great push inland. we're going to be mostly sunny and just as warm. maybe a degree or two warmer. cooler conditions this weekend. two chances of showers coming up. a look at today's temperatures. 83 in ukiah. mid to upper 70s for the rest of the north bay. upper 70s in the south bay. 72 to 75 around the bay and for half moon bay 61 to 66. tonight temperatures in the 40s. notice the deeper push in the clouds and that's why we're going to be cooler starting tomorrow. maybe a lot. and then eventually will open the door for this area of low pressure that continues to sit out here and just take its time. look how far it moved yesterday, a couple hundred miles at the most. some sc

. >> i'm amanda del castillo. another instagramable ice cream shop popped up in san jose. fro abc7. >> a serious he had the alert tonight for shoppers in the east bay. if you visited the berkeley bowl on oregon street last week, you may have been exposed to measles. >> unser hasan joins us with the latest details. >> reporter: good evening. berkeley city officials say the berkeley bowl is no longer at risk. if anyone was exposed can take up to 21 days. >> they show any symptoms. that's the concern for health officials. this is couple made a special trip to the berkeley bowl after learning of the measles case. >> she checked her credit card receipt to see that she was here that day and she came to see what time. >> reporter: the infected person sthoped late in the afternoon. the family may not have been exposed but still concerned especially for their daughter. >> it's scary to realize at our grocery store someone was walking around with measles. >> the person is not contagious at this point. >> reporter: dr. fernandez says a local doctor notified the city his patient was i

in downtown san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> that's too bad. a big loss for people who live there. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. >>> a look at 87 and san jose near the shark tank. a big win last night in overtime in st. louis. a third of an inch of rain. more showers and breezy conditions. a weaker storm. it's onlyne but i am finding more dry times for your outdoor activities. oakland, lake port, ukiah, everybody else around 60 to 63 degrees. tonight more 40s up in the north bay, so cooler, low 50s for the rest of us. the thunderstorm is a threat, this line you see from santa rosa. it's a curl in the atmosphere that's going to come in during the mid morning to midafternoon hours and increase our chance of showers. here we are at 7:00, scattered showers, even possible moderate one on 580 and you can see by noon the heavier storms up in the north bay but still scattered showers, moderate, yellow. some isolated showers, a much nicer day and temperatures that will rebound more into

on the peninsula, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> it's 4:43. in the south bay a mexican restaurant could get a lot busier now that it's earned a michelin guide distinction. luna mexican kitchen has been named a bib gourmand restaurant. affordable, high-quality restaurants. and not to brag but most of the 151 california restaurants on the list are here in the bay area. among them a16 and harbor view both in sf. teni east kitchen in oakland. and marin's pig in a pickle. if you're a foodie we have the full list on our website, abc7news.com. >>> lyft is threatening a legal challenge to san francisco, and it's over the city's new plan to put a lot more shared bikes on the streets. right now the city has two shared systems. dockless bikes by jump and by ford go bike which is operated by lyft. now the city is allowing other mpietopp for permits lyft claims it violates its agreement but the city says it only applies to bike shares with docks. >>> the warriors are getting ready for tomorrow's game one of the nba finals against the raptors. >> the player

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo shows us what happened. >> reporter: pieces of shattered glass in this parking lot along hamilton avenue mark the spot two team vans were broken into wednesday night. the university of hawaii's women's water polo team was only blocks away having dinner at wahl burgers. they returned to this, broken glass, bags gone. >> all their equipment, passports for the international players, the coaches' computers, players' computers, media persons' cameras, everything. >> reporter: molly is the goalkeeper for the traveling team. she says the timing couldn't be worse. it's the end of a successful season and the end of a busy school year. >> they're students. they had their schoolwork in there. they're taking finals on the road. now they're not just out their equipment for the game, they're out their school stuff they need to complete their finals. >> reporter: the university's athletic director estimates between $5,000 to $10,000 of equipment and belongings were boosted from the team vans. besides preparing for friday's game, the team is scrambling to replac

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> uber could soon provide you with unlimited free food delivery and a leak has revealed details. the ride share company is prepared to launch the uber eats pass for just $9.99 a month. people who use the service can skip the service fee that runs about 15% of the order cost. the information was discovered by an engineering specialist who found the code hidden in uber's android app. an uber spokesperson did not dispute the finding. >> okay. or you could just walk outside and go get it. >> yes. >> you could do that, too. >> also fey to yourself. >>> it is now 4:45. if you're just waking up to us, hey, we have some pretty good weather. >> yes, we do. we just have to get through the next couple of hours and then we'll break out sunshine everywhere. it's just the south bay, as you can see the storms are still sliding down that slippery slope from the north and to the south and eventually all of us have partly cloudy and dry conditions. a look at 101 and 880 where the shower just rolled through. you can see it is wet. for once the south ba

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> brian did it. so can you. share your story idea by joining our building a better bay area facebook group. >> dub nation, are you getting nervous? it seems inconceivable but tonight could be the final warriors game at oracle arena. >> the game shifts back to oakland for game five. the rockets won both games in houston to even the series at two games apiece. if the warriors lose tonight the rockets could wrap up the series friday in houston. of course if the dubs win they could close out friday. tipoff tonight at 7:30. >> we're wearing blue. let's do this. >> i think the crowd will will them to a victory tonight. i believe that. that's an amazing place to watch a game. >>> a look at the roof camera at 4:46. you can see the sea breeze on our ferry building, flags unfurled to the east. highs will climb under a faster sun filled sky today, mostly cloudy, drizzle near the coast tonight. a real treat for mother's day. nice weather on the way. for today we have a few 80s out there. antioch, mid to upper 70s for our in

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the story from san jose. >> reporter: crews broke ground on paul's adu in january. the granny flat is growing in popularity around the bay area. >> i've never been a trendsetter until now. >> we checked with the city of san jose and it took season applications to build adus in 2016. new laws have made it easier and less expensive to build unit. so in 2018 the number of applications in san jose skyrocketed. they built a one-bedroom unit to keep their daughter and son-in-law close. >> in other places they'd probably well enough off that they can afford to buy a well, they can't, here in the valley. a recent report ranks the san jose metro as the most expensive area in the country to buy the home. >> keeping the families together piece of it seems to be a really big part of this. >> all part of the answer to the bay area's housing crisis. >> what they are doing is providing housing for those that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to live in the bay area. >> for bane, he and his wife will live in the main house and their daughter and son-in

amanda del castillo has the story. >> reporter: san jose residents came out by the hundreds thursday to learn more about two trends taking over the world of home improvement, granny flats and green living. the city's building division presented each option to packed audiences. >> i should have left a little earlier. >> reporter: tina is considering building a granny flat, the extra space will benefit her family though she understands the small backyard units are considered homes for others. >> i hear people talking about, oh, it's so expensive to rent a one-bedroom apartment or a two-bedroom apartment, let alone find housing. i think it will help a lot if people can build on land that's already there. >> reporter: outside a carbon free trailer showcasing energy efficient home installations. many say they've made the move to reduce air pollution, save water and build a better bay area. >> the only thing not electric is our heater. >> reporter: the granny flat ing approhe are both in line with the city's visions. >> accessory living to expand the housing supply, much needed in the bay

amanda del castillo has the details. >> dozens of tents remain in santa cruz, but most of the people who live here are gone. the homeless spent all of friday moving belongings from the unsanctioned encampment. billy lowery is one of hundreds who have established a home here, an area ruled to be unfit for people to be living in. >> as you see it was unhealthy, dangerous. i can see that. >> tensions ran higher when a small explosive device went off inside the camp early friday. the police and fire chief believe it was intentionally detonated. >> we are in the process of investigating the type of device as well as the intent and the people associated with it. >> advocating for those back on city streets is council member drew glover. when it comes to the issue of homelessness, wealth distribution, what is the long-term plan? more than 60 spots have made place in river street and there is pushback. the homeless say they don't want restrictions on how they should live, so the question is where. >> if the site had been structured in a way that was in line with the fire code and with health

but yeah, that might happen. >> amanda del castillo. >> time now is 6:07. they will close out the series against the history. warriors have a nerve-racking game. >> the warriors advance to the western conference final. for the second straight year they eliminate the rockets in houston. >> steph curry went scoreless in the first half, but the two-time mvp came out in the second half and scorched the rockets with 33 points, draping deep threes in the series clincher. >> this stage in terms of how this game was was huge. i've had games like this, maybe not as drastic. it was 0 to 33, but where things weren't going your way and you have to figurad ius happened. >> the conference finals begin tuesday night ator beinga oracle [ cheering ] take a look, ama d this video of fans. we'll find out who the warriors will face in the conference nuggets twe nuggets between the denver nu h nuggets and trail blazers. the first presale starts at 9:00 this morning for season ticket holders and at 9:30, members can get tickets. warriors insiders members can get theirs. tickets

amanda del castillo has the story from san jose. >> crews broke ground on paul's 538 square foot adu in january, short for accessory dwelling unit, the granny flat is growing in popularity across the bay area. >> i've never been a trendsetter until now. >> we checked with the city of san jose and it took applications. so in 2018 the number of te.lications in san jose mo and his wife decided to build a one-bedroom unit in the backyard to keep their daughter and son-in-law close. >> in other places they'd probably well enough off that they could afford to buy a house. well, they can't here in the valley. >> a recent report ranks the san jose metro as the most expensive area in the country to buy a home. stanley acton is behind the baines unit. the keeping families together piece of it seems to be a really big part of this. all part of what he says is one answer to the bay area's housing crisis. >> what it is doing is providing housing for those that probably wouldn't have an opportunity to live in the bay area. for baen, he and the wife will live in the main house. their daughter and s

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> everyone's all about the instagram life. i'm sure people will head out even with the rain. >> ice cream, any time is a good time for ice cream, right? we are looking at a winter-type weekend with the cold air on the way. it's already chilly out there, but a cold front, a strong one bringing some rain throughout the morning hour, but heavier in the afsternoon. it's 46 and we'll talk about the timing on the rain and your sunday forecast as well, next. >> lisa, thanks. >>> a dog walker is caught on by finding the best deals on paint and stain. lowe's knows you do it right we do it right too, with big savings on top brands like valspar, cabot and hgtv home by sherwin williams. the time is right at lowe's. >> time right now is 6:11. welcome back to abc 7 mornings. we're taking a look at live doppler 7 and you can see the green on your screen indicating the rain. not much activity here in the bay area for now, but that will change in the hours ahead. lisa breaks down the full s sec there. >> i did. >> a south bay pet sitter caught

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> on memorial day monday, bart, caltrain, ac transita and muni are all running on sunday schedules. some muni routes will not run at all. parking at bart stations will be free, but the agency will run a bus bridge between concord and pleasant hill due to maintenance work. ace trains and shuttles will not run and the san francisco bay ferry is only operating certain rounds so check schedules. >> a rushing river of businesses are ready to welcome the memorial day closed because the water levels are just too high. this beach, along with monty rio beach will be off limits to visitors this weekend. the rain we've seen in the past week have made river currents dangerous for swimming or boating. sonoma county parks will keep rivers beach open, but it's asking people to stay out of the water. good advice. >> it will be pretty cool so you may not being tempted to go into the water. >> as we look outside, we do have sunshine and temperatures are cool in the 50s. and a view of the sutro tower camera, 52 in the city and it will be in the low 60s. e

amanda del castillo has the details. >> most of the people who live here are gone. the homeless spent all of friday moving belongings from the unsanctioned enca lllowery is one of hundreds who have established a home here. an area ruled to be unfit for people to be living in. >> as you see it was unhealthy, dangerous. i can see that. >> tensions ran even higher when a small explosive device went off inside the camp friday. the police and fire chief believe it was intentionally detonated. >> we are in the process of investigating the type of device as well as the intent and the people associated with it. >> advocating for those back on city streets is council member drew glover. >> when it comes to the issue of homelessness, equity, what is the long-term plan? >> more than 60 spots have been made available at 1220 river street and area shelters are assisting anyone interestd, but there is pushback. the homeless say they don't want restrictions on how they should live so the question is where? >> if the site had been structured in a way that was in line with the fire

amanda del castillo talked to political and tech experts about why we should all be concerned. >> that he was in a cover-up. >> reporter: this video posted to social media calls into question speaker nancy pelosi's sobriety, slurred speech, slow movement, the result of a manipulated video. >> it's going to be interesting to see how this all plays out. there's a lot of expectation that stuff like what's happening to speaker pelosi is going to expand a lot. >> reporter: what's happening, deep fake technology, ultimately allows someone t situations tha happened or ones that happened very differently. we wanted to know how difficult manipulating a video would be so the man behind the camera sat down and worked his magic. and here was the result. you can tell the difference. you can hear it and you can see it. it takes work to get the video just right which is why many of the clips are still identifiable. this edited video was posted to facebook and twitter. youtube has removed it from its platform. still, millions of views. thousands of shares. viral misinformation that has the power to sh

amanda del castillo has more from san jose on what we can expect. >> reporter: summer 2019 is set toest travel season on record. the tsa is gearing up to have 13.3 million people on half a million between san francisco, oakland and san jose international airports. >> i'm heading out to spokane. >> traveling to london. >> we're going to orange county to scuba dive and watch a baseball game. >> across the country, 93,000 additional passengers are expected to take flight this season. airlines are adding 111,000 seats per day it accommodate ask that's according to group airlines for america. >> on the ground, it does remind me of a busy friday. christmas time is when i normally fly and it looks a little bit like that. >> luggage, lines and lots of people like 8-year-old griffin nooner. >> do you like flying? >> i kind of like it. >> bad news, griffin. it isn't much bet or our roads. >> stop, stop, stop, nose to tail. >> reporter: aaa, the majority of people with the weekend getaway plans will be getting around on four wheels. nationally, gas pricers lower than last year's memorial day an

amanda del castillo has more on what we can expect. >> summer 2019 is the busiest travel season on record it is 13.3 million people of half a million from last year between san francisco, oakland and san jose international airports. >> coming through london, traveling to seattle and we're going to orange county to scuba dive. >> across the country. 93,000 additional daily passengers are expected to take flight this season. airlines are adding 111,000 seats to accommodate and that's according to airlines for america -- >> on the ground. >> it does remind me of a busy friday and christmas time is when i normally fly and it looks a little bit like that. >> luggage, line and lots of people like 8-year-old griffin nooner. >> do you like flying? >> i kind of like it. >> bad news, griffin. it isn't much better on our roads. >> stop, stop, stop. nose to tail. >> aaa the majoriy of people with getaway plans will be getting around on four wheels. nationally, gas prices are lower than memorial day and across the bay area, price at the pump is well over $4 and that on top of travel delays which could

in santa cruz, amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> well, good evening. the weekend is here. we're starting to see the changes under way. live dopplviht down t 7 miletake a wt's bringing that air in. it's a weekend low pressure system that is inching towards us, deepening the marine layer and it will be bringing us the possibility of some showers. yes, this weekend, i'll be back with the hour by hour timeline coming up. >> thanks very much. new details in the case of a young woman whose parents allegedly paid more than $6 million to help get her into stanford. >> i felt like you can always achieve the things that you want to be if you try hard. >> this 2017 video emerged today showing yusi zhao speaking how lucky she is to get into an american college. tonight there's word federal prosecutors have sent her a letter saying she is a possible target of their investigation. that usually means a grand jury is reviewing the evidence. >> it's being called a mileston aids. a landmark study found with proper treatment, there's effectively zero chance of spreading virus. news reporter

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> 4:37 this morning, 36 at castro valley. orinda, f to 49. just about 50 everywhere else. alameda 54 degrees. 50 san francisco, san carlos, mountain view, san jose. mid-40s to mid-50s in our east bay valleys. 49 in sut valleys. now these temperatures are up to about 11 degrees cooler than yesterday, but we'll get faster sunshine today. so make sure you grab the sunglasses and watch out for some minor fog. right now tracking a little bit near half moon bay and near napa. it's minor. cool to mild if you're taking mass transit. lighter breeze. take a look at the peninsula today at 7:00, 51. we're up in the mid-60s by lunch. topping out around 71 at 3:00. look at that. 50s only until 7:00 in the east bay. one last stop the south bay in the 50s through 9:00. low to mid-70s this afternoon. doesn't get much picture perfect than this day today. we'll bring alexis in. >> hopefully we don't jinx anything. the toll plaza, once you get through we have a two-car collision in lane 11 or 12. it sounds like a bridge crew is on the screen and

abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: dozens of tents remain in santa cruz, but most of the people who lived here are gone. the homeless spent all of friday moving belongings from the massive unsanctioned encampment following a court-ordered eviction. billy lowery is one of hundreds who have established a home here, an area considered unfit for people to be living in. >> as you see it was unheunheun dangerous. i can see that. >> tensions ran even higher when a small explosive device went off inside the camp friday. the police and fire chief tonated.it was intentionally >> we're in the process of investigating the type of device as well as the intent and the people associated wi advocating city streets is council member drew glover. when it comes to the issue of homelessness, equity and wealth distribution, short term, more than 60 spots were made available on 1220 river street and there is pushback. the homeless say they don't want restrictions on how they should live so the question is where? >> if the site had been structured in a way that was in line

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> time now is 5:08 and lisa has been keeping on the forecast and the possibility of more rain. >> it looks like a soggy weekend, unfortunately and today the live weather, and a live look outside, 53 and numbers have dropped into the inland 40s and also in the east bay, we'll talk about a rainy saturday and over an inch of rain and your accuweather seven-day forecast. >> also ahead, a dog walker is caught on camera doing things other than walking the dogs. what that's an aggressive yellow. pretty great, huh? if you're a banana. i find it very... appealing. kellogg's raisin bran with bananas. two scoops meet real banana slices. i've done a good job of raisin ya. two scoops meet real thyou just stop caring.ge i wonder what age that is. new simply ageless with hyaluronic complex. plumps and hydrates for your best skin at any age. from covergirl. there was a security camera there. >> i did. >>> time right now is 5:11. a south bay pet sitter caught on camera getting romantic in a customer's home after being hired over a popular dog walking app. this prov

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> all about the gram. yeah. you need a little treat to get through the day today. that rain coming and i'm sure those folks will still be busy today. >> absolutely. right now we have partly sunny conditions and it's not totally cloudy anywhere and you'll be waiting in the east bay valleys where it's 51 in danville and 56 in concord and by noon and 11:00 and it's starting in the north bay and we are talking an inch for many neighborhoods and it continues into your sunday and my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> lisa, thanks. we'll see you soon. a dog walker is caught on camera doing things other than walking listen to your mom, aknuckleheads. hand em over.. hand what over? video games, whatever you got. let's go. you can watch videos of people playing video games in the morning. is that everything? i can see who's online. i'm gonna sweep the sofa fort. well, look what i found. take control of your wifi with xfinity xfi. let's roll! now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity internet

. >> as reporter amanda del castillo tells us, the decision sparked an unexpected debate that some areescribing as disturbing. >> reporter: the city, state, and american flag will be the only three displayed over city hall n. a 3-2 vote, city leaders rejected the request to fly a pride flag on june 1st. >> it seems we're being told, yeah, we like you guys as our neighbors and everything and we don't have any animosity but we don't want to recognize you as being a group. >> reporter: beyond being voted down, sullivan said the public comment period took an unexpected turn. some questioned whether other groups, religious or social, would be allowed to fly their flags. >> why can't we fly the confederate flag, the black lives matter flag. >> reporter: another asked the city to consider flying an nra flag saying the association has been discriminated against. then two people spoke about rumors to add another letter to the lgbtq acronym. >> and that is the letter p for pedophile. >> that's not a thing. it's not on the way, it's not anything we're fighting for. >> reporter: some speakers were