. >> cornell barnard tells us sonoma cou host to a triathlon. >> first to finish iron man with a time of eight hours and 42 minutes. cow bells and cheers from the crowd after they finish a 100 mile bike ride and 200 mile swim and 26 mile run. supporting her fiance, tim. >> i did it and i know what it means. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves so that's what they want to do. >> for many businesses, iron man is more than a race but a lifesaver after a tough sevenen months a months after the wildfires. >> it was fright skpng quite for a fewen months and been a

the crash was at the intersection of barnard drive and harrisburg avenue in north fremont. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from the crash scene (rob live) it turns out the van that crashed into the van that it turns out (rob live)(rob live) it turns out the van that crashed into this house on barnard drive was stolen. after failing to make a left from harrisburg onto barnard, it jumped the curb and plowed into this home where the lone occupant was getting ready for work. her hands still shaking and wanting to remain anonymous this woman tells me she had just stepped into the backyard of her home here on barnard drive when she heard what sounded like an explosion coming from the garage. anonymous home owner "....i was screaming, i was panicked, it's not like anything i have ever experienced, it was just so dramatic...."stolen from a window washer just up the street, the van plowed through the closed garage doors, snapped a load-bearing wall and came to a stop in the living room. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to

cornell barnard. >> would you take harry to be your husband. >> reporter: a proper british tea party to watch the wedding at the sir francis drake hotel. >> i think it's really exciting, actually. i think they're really nice people. >> i loved it. i woke up at 3:00. her expressions and you see a lot of love between her and the prince. >> reporter: $125 to show off their fas ncinators an some things for meghan, like donuts. >> people like donuts everywhere. >> sure, sure. >> reporter: nobody does pomp and circumstance like the royals. let's talk about the amazing wedding dress. >> gorgeous, very elegant. >> reporter: in the meantime, up on the hill, wedding bells chiming here at grace cathedral. the bells chimed at noon to celebrate the royal wedding. the episcopal church has ties to the uk. stopped to listen. >> i think they are a fabulous couple that are going to do good things for this world. >> reporter: harry and meghan? congrats from the bay area. cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> if you didn't wake up early to watch the royal wedding, you can get a full recap of the video and pict

santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> winds are creating problems for firefighters. destroying a home and three others, abc7 news started in the backyard of a home near cassidy street and spread quickly. it got so bad, firefighters called for a fifth alarm because of the flying embers. no reports of injuries and the cause is not yet known. >>> in the north bay, police need your help identifying a man they say exposed himself to a teenage girl inside a drugstore. and central marin police released this surveillance photo of him and went inside the rite aid last night and told police felt someone brush up against her and when she turned around, saw the suspect exposing himself. >> we have an update on a story we shared with you on abc7 news and arrested a man suspected of stealing rainbow flags and they've been taken from a pole outside of the chamber of commerce and one of them ended up being tossed into the russian river and deputies were led to 55-year-old vincent while investigating a bomb threat. they say o'sullivan set off a pipe bomb to harm members of the lgbtq

live in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> no doubt it will be a beautiful ceremony today>>> an iconic east bay restaurant closing its doors after 25 years in business. how the owner will use the phenyl meals to help employees who will lose their jobs. >>> a beach brawl between a woman and police officer, it was all caught on camera. what sparked the fight and the investigation that's now under way. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. after 14 consecutive days of below average temperatures, yesterday we jumped above. today will be the warmest hey, want thedone.est internet? and now, xfinity mobile's included. you could get up to five lines. you could save 400 bucks or more a year, which you could spend on a funk-tastic music video. ♪ dance party boom. ♪ simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet, with three times the speed of at&t and directv, and tv for $35 each a month for a year when you buy both. and ask how you can save with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit us today. to california schoolsd, need big change. mar

this is in fremont on barnard drive where you could see that a van has driven into a home. know that car as you could see in there, no reports of any injuries at this time. but you could see the crews are trying to pull the van out and it is -- becoming a little task there as we have been watching during the commercial break as they are trying to pull it out without disturbing the actual structure there. >> i don't know if there are any injuries at this point either. wow. >> and we'll continue to follow this and update you on nbcbayarea.com. >>> in the meantime, bay area responds every week to complaints about cars. they quit working soon after they leave the lot. >> but did you know some used car dealers are obligated to offer you a warranty. chris chmura is looking into this. >> they are called buy here and pay here. we're talking about used car lots that target buyers with brad credit. they sell mostly older cars, the kind that often need repairs. the state law requires them to offer a free warranty that covers you bumper to bumper for 30 days or 1,000 miles. rosemary sh

cornell barnard is live with this story. >> reporter: reaction comes along and sees the opportunity and only needs a few thousand votes. >> reporter: isn't surprised by little's strong showing. >> mr. little cannot win here in california. but what he can do is use the number two position for a platform to raise his anti-semitic profile. >> reporter: patrick little did not respond to our request for an interview. >> with the election now a month away, state republicans also facing friction from within. john cox received 55% of the vote short of the 60% required.. it is similar to the outcome from the state democratic convention last february. democrats also failed to give senator opponent an endorsement. >>> attorney general jeff sessions expected to visit the san diego border tomorrow. discussing immigration enforcement action. the immigration and custom enforce amount deputy also joining him. president donald trump was there in march to survey border wall prototypes. >>> police in san jose investigating an overnight murder and shooting. in a second incident, a few hours later, an offic

. >>> cornell barnard live at the wave water park where you see idsle gaine after a serious scare last year. cornel. >> the city says without ade i use. it has been a pretty chilly day in dublin. not too many families using the slide but kids and adults were eager to try it out. >> a parent was first to splash down. on day, mike says he had no fear. >> none, whatsoever. totally safe. i felt totally safe. convincing his son to ride was a different story. he declined. one year ago a person hydroplanned off e waaterhe tpark, jam me suffered these injuries onis h accident last year. >> we tested the water slide for height. but didn't test it for weight, really my son is the gneui out. ridiculous. sued for $2.5 million and a settlement was reached with the slide's manufacture. the city's 48 foot was also closed are both safe. >> the slides have been recertified with the state of california. we went through sting.ex lowering the water level at the base. >> 11-year-old was the first to try it out. >> it was awesome. >> other kids were not far behind to take the plunge. >> hopefully they had g

cornell barnard has local reaction. >> so many people can't get enough of the royal couple and theirodern fairytail wedding. they got it. >> meghan, will you take tarry to be your husband. >> a rebroadcast at the sir francis drake hotel. >> you can't not watch. it is addictive. >> i loved it. i woke up at 3:00. her expressions and you see a lot of love. >> paid $125 to show off their fascinators and eat tea and a few american twists thrown in like doughnuts. >> are they frowned upon? >> people like doughnuts everywhere. >> sure. sure. >> nobody does circumstance like the royals. let's talk about the that amazing wedding dress. >> gorgeous and elegant. she is a lovely person. >> the bells chimed at brace cathedral at noon to celebrate and the church has historic ties to the u.k. pedestrians stops to listen. >> it is a great honor to them that we recognize what is going on in england. >> harry and >> on the den in san jose opened 3:00 this morning for a royal wedding viewing party. a british breakfast and engagement rings and mugs. a champagne toast and a toast. if you didn't wake up e

cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the iron man triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is second year iron man has staged its race across sonoma county, just what local businesses need. >> it's been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back. >> reporter: keldkelly has put the welcome sign. and ray plans to serve a lot of beer and food at his restaurant belly after a challenging year. >> sonoma county, we're still here, growing and we're bigger and better than ever. >> this is great for the community, great for us. you couldn't be in a better environment. i'm from wisconsin, so good to be here this time of year. fantastic. >> reporter: sadly business never recovered after the fires for lucy's french chocolate shop. she will close this weekend for good after six years in business. >> it's not an easy decision, but it doesn't make sense to keep pushing forward when you know that it will take much longer for the community to come back. >>

colonrnell barnard has the stor. >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the iron man triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is second year iron man has staged its race across so sonoma county, just what local businesses need. >> it's been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back. >> reporter: kelly has put out the welcome sign. and ray plans to serve a lot of beer and food at his restaurant belly after a challenging year. >> sonoma county, we're still here, growing and we're bigger and better than ever. >> this is great for the community, great for us. you couldn't be in a better environment. i'm from wisconsin, so good to be here this time of year. fantastic. >> reporter: sadly business never recovered after the fires for lucy's french chocolate shop. she will close this weekend for good after six years in business. >> it's not an easy decision, but it doesn't make sense to keep pushing forward when you know that it will take much longer for the community to come

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> people have been sending us their pictures all day. we want to see yours. >>> governor brown wants to put away billions of dollars in a rainy day fund. >> critics say it is raining hard right now for many californians. >>> and nasa's plan to launch lasers into space will be the coolest project of pretty much all time literally. details just ahead. >>> some budget analysts think california can afford to spend more on some social welfare programs. governor brown put billions of dollars away in a rainy day fund. some believe the savings may be too conservative and want the surplus to be spent on social programs. >> there is probably a better balance that can be struck between making investments in the people who haven't really seen the economic recovery in their own lives and saving for a rainy day. >> the governor faces a june 15 deadline to pass a budget. he is expected to strike a deal on the plan before the june primary. >>> an online project to honor the u.s. service members killed while serving during the vietnam war needs your help

cornell barnard is out there and will talk about what's going on.ll switch gears and take a look at the exploratorium. when you look like glass, you know it's going to be a warm day. also a day full of haze, but not a spare the air day. building warmth back for the weekend. nothing like we're seeing today which are temperatures in the low to mid 70s from the coast into san francisco. upper 70s to mid 80s around the bay. we've got temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s until you get to places like antioch at 93 degrees. let's look at tonight's temperatures. you'll notice clouds starting to develop at the coast. that's going to jump start the cooling for the coast and the bay tomorrow. we'll still be hot inland. temperatures tonight in the mid 50s to low 60s except for the low 50s at the coast. see the drop in temperatures, the coast and bay tomorrow. the inland neighborhoods get into it wednesday. coolest day is thursday with drizzle for the morning commute. dry this morning. let's find out about the commute. here is alexis. >> very quiet as you wo

at the presidio, cornell barnard. abc 7 news. >>> in san jose, a 21-gun salute by the marine corps was held at oak hill memorial park. the ceremony brought together several generations of veterans for a patriotic and solemn service. dan noyes had the privilege of emceeing the event. sam liccardo also attended. he spoke of the sacrifice of the men and women of the south bay who severed in the armed forces. >>> president trump marked his second memorial day as commander in chief by laying the wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. president trump stood by general joseph dumb ford and jim mattis. for a look at other events in the bay area, go to abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. >>> in sports, warriors a couple of hours away from tipping off in the biggest game of their season. it is game 7 of the western conference finals. who is nervous? >> nobody. >> no. of course not. >> you see andre iguodala. he will not play again because of that bone bruise that's kept him out for three games. chris paul is questionable fo

live from santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> winds creating problems for firefighters. firefighters tell abc7 news it started in the backyard of a home and spread quickly. it got bad that firefighters called for the fifth alarm because of flying embers. the cause not known. the winds blamed for knocking down this tree in campbell at 2:30 this afternoon. off ramp to wind chester boulevard and the roads are clear. we are in for another gusty day tomorrow with cooler conditioners. let's get the latests from meteorologist drew tuma. >> the winds strongest through delta and gusting through afternoon and right now wind gusts of 25 miles an hour in fairfield, 23 in napa and the bay shore line, the winds are active and coming off of the ocean whaeater. so cooler today than this time yesterday. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. the marine layer and future tracker winds showing early tomorrow morning, the winds will relax and calm down and that's how your morning will start. winds less than 10-miles-per-hour and the winds turn active one against. the temperatures sh

this is a live look at the scene near barnard drive. this is according to officers at the scene. someone behind the wheel of this white van crashed into the home. luckily, no one was hurt. fire crews and a tow truck operator have been working for the past hour to remove the van. >>> and we're following another breaking story right now. chopper 5 live is over a very bad accident in san leandro. an ambulance and car collided at lou elling and hisparing. this is in san leandro. we'll continue to follow this story and bring you more information as we get it. >>> our other top story this afternoon, thousands of uc workers on strike, the issue, salaries. >>> jessica flores is live at uc berkeley where workers have been picketing since early this morning. >> reporter: we have been out here with these workers all morning long. take a look, dozens of them on the picket line now wearing green t-shirts in solidarity. a lot of signs here. and one thing to note, this is finals week for students. so those students aren't having their cafeteria workers, guards, custodians, they're all out here

. >> houses on barnard drive in fremont. >>> it's a problem in virtually every community in the bay area san jose is starting to hand out stiff fines when they find people dumping trash on the street. we're live. >> reporter: a lot of people said they shook their heads in disbelief when san jose vowed to crack down on illegal dumping but it has shown results. now the city wants to do more because as you'll see apparently some bumpers couldn't careless. you don't often catch someone dumping in the neighborhood. this man was caught this past week on camera throwing out trash near the home in san jose. the homeowner said it's a food delivery worker and some of the trash was old food that did not and will not be delivered. the homeowners said for those that don't think it's a big deal. >> are you going to dump it in front of your house? no. you're treating my house and neighborhood as a garbage can. >> reporter: we're told the man in the video will be cited and fined 2,500. the city is promoting junk endorsement. >> the more we talk about it the more the message will get out. we need everybo

cornell barnard as the story. >> reporter: if swimming, biking and running long distances is your thing, the iron man triathlon says bring it. >> we have almost 2,000 athletes competing from 47 countries. >> reporter: it is second year iron man has staged its race across so sonoma county, just what local businesses need. >> it's been a little slow, but i think things are starting to bounce back. >> reporter: kelly has put out the welcome sign. and ray plans to serve a lot of beer and food at his restaurant belly after a challenging year. >> sonoma county, we're still here, gowing and we're bigger and better than ever. >> this is great for the community, great for us. you couldn't be in a better environment. i'm from wisconsin, so good to be here this time of year. fantastic. >> reporter: sadly business never recovered after the fires for lucy's french chocolate shop. she will close this weekend for good after six years in business. >> it's not an easy decision, but it doesn't make sense to keep pushing forward when you know that it will take much longer for the community to come back. >

drivers keep an eye for these two, they might be back cornell barnard. >>> driver of a van stabbed outsideved down by a man in the parking lot. the driver was attacked. a passenger in the van says nothing triggered the attack. >> my boss pulled up and asked him what his deal was. and the guy straight out pulled out a knife and stabbed my boss in the neck and took off running >> the driver was stabbed in the throat and neck and is in critical condition. the police searched for the subject but have called the search off. >>> a fire right now oakland coliseum b.a.r.t. station. witnesses tell us it is underneath the stairs to the b.a.r.t. bridge. no reports of injuries. >>> protesters took to the streets in san francisco tonight after officers were not charged in two deadly shootings. >> abc7 news on valencia s s s nearly 100 demonstrators blocked traffic. one officer shot woods in 2015. woods was on meds and armed with a knife. the da announced the officers will not face criminal charges because under the law, no crime was committed. >>> tonight 24th annual annual annual annual annual memoria

cornell barnard tells us the chp is not mused. >> reporter: the bay bridge is meant for cars and trucks but certainly not these guys. >> look at this [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: this driver used his cell phone to capture two young men riding their motorized scooters on the eastbound lane article? ing thursday afternoon's commute. >> i thought it was [ bleep ] crazy. >> reporter: that driver wants to remain anonymous. he first encountered them on first street. he expected them to make a right on harrison but they kept going onto the bay bridge. the scooters can only go 15 miles an hour but this pair seemed to be having a blast. >> seems like they didn't care. they didn't have a care in the world. they were having a good time. >> reporter: the two are riding bright green scooters owned by lime. they sent us a statement. this week, san francisco issued an ultimatum to scooter companies to remove them from city streets by june 4th while officials work on a permitting process. meantime, drivers, keep an eye out for these two. they might be back. in fran, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> concord

cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: a small rally on the steps of city hall, but with a large, loud message. >> what do we want? >> change. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: bay area student activists demanding change after yet another high school shooting. >> we are heart broken, but we are not shocked. >> reporter: students say school shootings have sadly become the new normal. >> our message tonight is that we won't stop fighting. >> reporter: jake cohen admits he is fearful at school. >> i have to use my fear to empower myself. >> reporter: mean of these students traveled to sacramento last monday to rally lawmakers for you gun laws. >> we are interested in legislation and getting our voice across. >> reporter: while the rally was happening students from mercy high school arrived for their prom at city hall. some say senior year has been tough. >> we have a right to our lives, we shouldn't be afraid of going to school. i don't want to get shot. i don't want to die. >> later the students staged a die-in on the sidewalk. >>> houston texasan's football star j.j. wat

in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> concord police are investigating after the driver of a van was stabbed outside a cvs store on tree boulevard on clayton road. he was waved down by a man in the parking lot. police say when the van stopped to see what the # wanted the drive was attacked. the passenger said nothing triggered the attack. >> by boss pulled up and asked him what his deal was and the guy pulled out a knife, stabbed my boss in the neck and took off running. >> the driver was stabbed in the throat and the neck and is in critical condition. police searched for the stabber but have now called it off. >>> protesters took to the street in san francisco last night after officers were not charged in two deadly shootings. >> how do you spell murder? >> s-f-p-d. >> abc news was on valencia street where nearly early earlya demonstrators blocked traffic. one officer shot and killed a man on meth in 2016. another killed another man who was acting aggressively in 2016. on thursday the d.a. announced the # officers will not face criminal charges because no crime was committ

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it features former barnard college president deborah spar and mona charlize theron, author of the book "sex matters," how modern feminism lost touch with science, love and common sense. american history tv in primetime begins tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span 3. >>> a day before the student-led march for our lives rally, student journalists from marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, talked about their experienced witnessing the mass shooting that killed 17 of their classmates and school staff. as well as covering the tragedy for their school newspaper. the newseum hosted this event. [ applause ] >> come on out. >> wow. standing ovation, guys. >> welcome to all of you. thank you so much, and that's pretty amazing to get a standing ovation before you've said anything, guys. now you've got to live up to the billing. thank you so much for coming here and for sharing your stories with us. i'm going to go right into questions. we will then be able to open it up to the audience in a little bit to take questions from all of you, and i want to introduce, first off, kevin, i

it happened this morning on barnard drive. the homeowner inside was getting ready for work. maria medina is there now with the woman's clothes call. >> reporter: a certainly a close call for the homeowner. she just stepped inside her home from her backyard away from the front yard when all this happen. she spoke to us, but did not want to be on camera. >> it was like an explosion. >> reporter: the homeowner said it happened so quickly it took her a few seconds to realize her home of 20 years had just become a crime scene. >> i saw a car where my front door is. and i realized that someone had driven through into my house. >> reporter: when the debris finally settled, the woman was the only person at home at the time and saw a van barrel through her garage, the front door, and even leveled a support team before landing in her living room. >> i feel like somebody's in there, i didn't want that person to die in my house. i did not know what to do. >> she said the car drove inside the house. she couldn't really talk. >> reporter: she called her husband right away. arrive minutes

the number of william and kate's wedding the sealed invitations sent out weeks ago were printed by barnard in westwood in london the guest list is top secret it said not to include any heads of government so prominent names won't be in short supply. make in being a hollywood actress well i think we can expect to see some of her costars from suits friends that she's made in hollywood priyanka chopra for example serena williams who's a close friend so meghan will certainly bring a good sprinkling of start to us that we might otherwise not have asked the royal wedding the occasion will bring the british royal house and hollywood together that poses a special challenge in planning the ceremony course protocol is quite strict. some of those people that she will be inviting are presumably hollywood's a list and they used to being the most important person in the room when they go anywhere if they're invited to this sweating they're not going to be among the most important people in the rain we've got the whole of the british royal family not least the queen of england and when she's in a ring sh

cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: a small rally on the steps of city hall, but with a large, loud message. >> what do we want? >> change. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: bay area student activists demanding change after yet another high school shooting. >> we are heart broken, but we are not shocked. >> reporter: students say school shootings have sadly become the new normal. >> our message tonight is that we won't stop fighting. >> reporter: jake cohen admits he is fearful at school. >> i have to use my fear to empower myself. >> reporter: mean of these students traveled to sacramento last monday to rally lawmakers for you gun laws. >> we are interested in legislation and getting our voice across. >> reporter: while the rally was happening students from mercy high school arrived for their prom at city hall. some say senior year has been tough. >> we have a right to our lives, we shouldn't be afraid of going to school. i don't want to get shot. i don't want to die. >> later the students staged a die-in on the sidewalk. >>> houston texasan's football star j.j. wat

. >> reporter: in san francisco rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> president trump deployed 1600 national guards troop to the border. the border patrol is calling it a colossal waste of resources. the border patrol saw no benefit from last month's deployment. he said previous deployments helped alleviate the workload. the union previously endorsed the campaign and praised the president's border security efforts. >>> mcdonald's shareholders decided not to take a step against banning plastic straws. the proposal received less than 8% of the vote at mcdonald's annual shareholder meeting yesterday. mcdonald's says it is working to find a more sustainable solution for plastic straws and adopted come postable straws in certain markets. >>> if you see someone that looks like former president trump around town, it's probably him. he's been in san francisco. someone in the public defender's office snapped this photo outside the adobe building in soma yesterday. the office posted the peck tour. according to a specs person mr. obama jokingly said get back to work. >> this is so funny. look

and into the living room of the home on barnard drive. the homeowner had just stepped into her backyard when the crash happened. <"a neighbor came through he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was looking for people because he was checking to see if anyone was in the house and he came and found me.">(robin) the driver of the van was not hurt. she is facing a charge of felony auto theft. (robin) senator kamala harris has canceled her appearance at this weekend's u-c berkeley graduation in response to the statewide u-c employee strike. thousands of u-c patient care and service workers rallied yesterday across the state. they are protesting a number of contract issues including salary, benefits, and the outsourcing of jobs. the strike caused thousands of changed appointments just at the 3 san francisco medical campuses. <"we rescheduled 12 thousand clinical activities and that includes chemo visits, outpatients surgeries and outpatient visits.">(robin) today u-c registered nurses are expected to strike in sympathy with the servic

. >> cornell barnard tells us sonoma cou host to a triathlon. >> first to finish iron man with a timeeight hours and 42 minutes. cow bells and cheers from the crowd after they finish a 100 mile bike ride and 200 mile swim and 26 mile run. supporting her fiance, tim. >> i did it and i know what it means. if someone wants to do it, you have to go after it. some people want to challenge themselves so that's what they want to do. >> for many businesses, iron man is more than a race but a lifesaver after a tough sevenen months a months after the wildfires. >> it was fright skpng quite for a fewen months and been a struggle. >> not today, we found owners feeding a full house of customers. officials predict iron man can generate a $13 million for the region. >> spending money locally now post-fire is important than the first donations coming in during the fires. >> reporter: the city signed a contract to host the event for the next three years. >> people coming out it is all going to be terrific and going to survive. >> reporter: the region, still l s sonoma county strong. >> dozens of mothe

bob barnard, fox news. >> if you have to work today, getting to work should be smooth.e will give you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where it has been smooth sailing for those making their way into san francisco but don't forget later this afternoon you might notice a lot more traffic on the roadways because many people will be heading home from the long weekend. aaa says it is the business -- busiest memorial day with most people getting to the destination by car. many of them he took a road trip are paying more in gas. aaa says gas prices are up 31% and the national average for a gallon is $2.97. that is the highest memorial day weekend average since 2014. aaa says the average price for a gallon of regular in san francisco is $3.85 a gallon. >>> tonight the warriors played the rockets for a spot in the nba finals and it will be the deciding game. the warriors trailed on saturday by 17 points and klay thompson was on fire. they stormed back and blew out the rockets by 29 plans. andre iguodala missed the last two games and is not expected to play again tonight

and into the living room of the home on barnard drive. the homeowner had just stepped into her backyard when the crash happened. <"a neighbor came through he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was looking for people because he was checking to see if anyone was in the house and he came and found me.">( james ) the driver of the stolen van was not seriously hurt. she's now facing felony auto theft charges. ( darya ) still ahead... its supposed to be a night they will never forget ...but criminals targeted students on the night of their senior ( darya ) plus...one bay area school district is worried students are taking home too much homework. now the board weighs in. ( darya ) and after the break ... the destruction continues in hawaii after the kilauea volcano erupts sending lava into the streets. we have shocking new video. ( anny) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) lled ar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive cau

and into the living room of the home on barnard drive. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to the home and its contents. the resident says, she had only just stepped into her backyard.. when the crash occurrred. "a neighbor came through he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was looking for people because he was checking to see if anyone was in the house and he came and found me."(pam) police did not immediately identify the driver of the van. driver of the van. she was not seriously hurt... and is now facing, at minimum, a charge of felony auto theft. (grant) san francisco police are investigating a hit and run that left one person with life-threatening injuries. it happened around 2-30 this morning near lombard and buchanan streets. the victim was crossing lombard street against a red light when a vehicle heading west on lombard street on a green...hit him. the victim was taken to a hospital. police do not have a good description of the car. (grant) a former contra costa deputy i

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> for the first time ever, nasa launched an enter inter-planetary mission from the west coast. a rocket destined for mars lifted off near santa barbara. >> three, two -- >> the rocket is carrying the mars insight lander who can dig into the surface of the red planet, something that nasa hasr done before. always two new satellites were launched named after the disney pixar movie. they will hopefully send back da data. it should descend to mars around thanksgiving. >>> and of course earthks down here -- >> and we're getting in to a cooling trend. a live look outside, you can see some of the fog there. the low lying fog with 51 in san francisco, 53 in oakland. a few 80s yesterday. today now not so much. we will be cooler and breezier and the cloud cover as well. so i'll pinpoint your afternoon forecast in your backyard and talk about the week ahead in a few minutes. >>> also ahead, a pro surfing competition 100 miles away from the nearest beach. where the world's best pro surfers will be hanging ten today. >>> my confusion quickly turned to youts rage. i didn'

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> for the first time ever, nasa launched an inter-planetary mission from the west coast. a rocket destined for mars lifted off near santa barbara. >> three, two -- >> the rocket is carrying the mars insight lander which can dig into the surface of the red planet, something nasa has never done before. always two new satellites were launched named after the disney pixar movie. they will hopefully send back data. it should descend to mars around thanksgiving. >>> lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. >> pretty gray out there. we have some overcast from the low clouds. from pier 39, you see these fellows waiting for smun like the rest of us. 51 in fran. and wi san francisco. winds over 20 miles per hour, so another cool day, but we will have partly cloudy skies. i'll detail it for you in your neighborhood coming up. >>> one of our new cameras. thanks. and also a pro surfing competition 100 miles away from the nearest beach. where they will be hanging on 10 today. >>> my confusion quickly turned to outrage. i didn't agree whatsoever and i expressed the fa

in arlington national sem father bob barnard, fox news.e day so stay tuned for that. president trump's legal counsel taking fresh aim at the russia probe. >> further reiterates what i have come to conclude after two months of being in this and the president obviously knew from very early on which is this is rigged. heather: how rudy giuliani is refusing to let the president be trapped in what he calls robert mueller's witch-hunt. and the rude awakening for liberals when a tweet meant to slam the trump administration backfires. why former president obama is actually the one to blame for this viral picture of illegal immigrant children sleeping in cages. heather: welcome back. rudy giuliani slamming probe as rigid. the special counsel investigation focuses on things that did not happen. alicia acuna joins us live from los angeles with reaction from both sides. good morning. >> good morning, heather. rudy giuliani used that term rigged repeatedly adding that everyone should be rooting for the president to succeed. >> come it the conclusion ev

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> for the first time ever, nasa launched an inter-planetary mission from the west coast. a rocket destined for mars lifted off near santa barbara. >> three, two -- >> the rocket is carrying the mars insight lander which can dig into the surface of the red planet, something nasa has never done before. also two new satellites were launched named after the disney pixar movie. they will hopefully send back data. it should descend to mars around thanksgiving. looking forward to seeing some of those images. >> cindo de mayo, looking pretty nice out there. clouds around, but a pretty sunrise from the sutro tower camera. isn't that beautiful? going to be cooler today by as much as five to seven degrees in some spots. we'll keep the cooling trend going, but changes for your sunday certainly brirt out there for part of the day. and then we'll talk about the temperatures coming up and down all week long. >> a gorgeous sunrise. >>> also next, a pro surfing competition 100 miles away from the nearest beach. where the world's best pro surfers will be hanging ten today.

to remain anonymous this woman tells me she had just stepped into the backyard of her home here on barnardrive when she heard what sounded like an explosion coming from the garage. anonymous home owner "....i was screaming, i was panicked, it's not like anything i have ever experienced, it was just so dramatic...."stolen from a window washer just up the street, the van plowed through the closed garage doors, snapped a load-bearing wall and came to a stop in the living room. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to the home and it's contents. anonymous home owner "....a neighbor came over and he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was lookingfor people and he came and he found me in the backyard...."the home owner was not hurt while the female driver of the stolen van was hospitalized. police said skid marks in the street indicate the vehicle was going very fast as it clipped another car before crashing into the home as it's resident was getting ready to leave. anonymous home owner "....i could have been in my garage, it missed me by a

police say the incident occurred yesterday morning along barnard drive near paseo padre parkway..in fremont it all happened s authorities say that a woman that allegedly stole of and crash the vehicle into a home in the east bay. police say this happened yesterday morning along barnyard drive in fremont. the homeowner said it happened so quickly. >> i saw a car normally where the front door is, i realize someone drove through the front door. >> the suspect stole a vehicle from a window cleaner nearby, the driver suffered minor injuries. she has been charged with possession of a stolen vehicle and refusing to give her identity to police. no one else was hurt. >>> a disturbing trend on bay area transit, apparent drug use while travelers are just feet away. the question on everyone's minds, what are officials doing about this? kpix 5's, anne makovec joins us live with answers . >> reporter: there has been a lot of tolerance for this behavior, even in some of the busy downtown areas like here at the embarcadero station in san francisco in the heart of the financial district. this is one of the

and also with me peter barnard.sident that this would benefit american companies, is that spin or is it truth? >> it really completely contradicts the broader argument he's been making, if you think about the argument for steel or aluminum tariffs. there are lots of u.s. companies that are hurt by the fact that they would have to pay more for steel and aluminum if they can't get the best price for those components of what eththey make overseas. the logic that trump is offering that we need to help these companies because they sell things to american companies is exactly the logic critics were using against his protectionist policies generally. >> marco rubio for one, republican, calling out the president's deal making ability. you have chuck schumer saying president got played. this is the type of insult that will no doubt infuriate president trump. this has been one of his signature issues for decades and these are the reviews. stephen moore. >> a couple of things. first of all, donald trump is the first president

cornell barnard tells us the chp is not amused. >> reporter: the bay bridge is meant for cars and trucks but certainly not these guys. >> look at this [ bleep ] -- >> reporter: this driver used his cell phone to capture two young men riding their motorized scooters on the eastbound lane article? ing thursday afternoon's commute. >> i thought it was [ bleep ] crazy. >> reporter: that driver wants to remain aunanimous mouse. he first encounted them on first street. he expected them to make a right on harrison but they kept going onto the bay bridge. the scooters can only go 15 miles an hour but this pair seemed to be having a blast. >> seems like they didn't care. they didn't have a care in the world. they were having a good time. >> reporter: the chp got several calls about the bay scooters when officers never found them. we showed it to this officer. he says it is a first. >> completely illegal. no motorcycle of any kind can be up on the freeway. >> reporter: the two are riding bright green scooters owned by lime. they sent us a statement. this week, san francisco issued an ultimatum to

fast and lost control before plowing through the garage door and into the living room of the home on barnard drive. crews had to shore up a support beam to extract the van, which caused heavy damage to the home and it's contents. the resident says she had only just stepped into her backyard when the crash occurrred. <"a neighbor came through he climbed over the car and he came inside and he was looking for people because he was checking to see if anyone was in the house and he came and found me."> police did not immediately identify the driver of the van. she was not seriously hurt and is now seriously hurt and is now facing, at minimum, a charge of felony auto theft. (grant) coming up on kron4 news at nine... dish network involved in a class action lawsuit... find out if the company owes you 12- hundred bucks. plus... why a proposal to build a huge church in the hayward hill... is causing some controversy. (grant) and next: a teenager robbed at gunpoint in a popular downtown area along the peninsula... and the suspects have not been caught. what police say you should be watching for. (grant

harvey: you met your husband, andy, i believe, when you were at barnard, he was at yale.artha: yes, he was at yale law school. and i fell madly in love immediately. harvey: what attracted you? martha: well, he was very smart, and he was nice-looking, and he was well-educated, and he talked a lot, and he was fun. i mean, all the good things. how quickly did you marry him? oh, within a year. so you were 19 when you got married. i was. that surprises me that you would get married that early when you're so focused and determined to go out on your own and... - make a name for yourself. - well, i had lots of interests, and marriage just was-- it just came along and i thought, "god, you know, this is great. i really love this man." and i didn't call him a man, this boy. "and why not get married? i can do everything anyway." which i did. harvey: and it never occurred to you that, when you get married, then you suddenly assume a fairly traditional role again that might hamper your ability to go out? well, he wasn't that kind of guy. he was not going to put me in the kitchen and ma

features former barnard college president and author of "wonder women: sex, power, and quest for perfection," deborah spar. and mona cherin, columnist and author of "sex matters: how modern feminism lost touch with science, love, and common sense." american history tv in primetime begins tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span3. >>> for nearly 20 years, "in depth" on book-tv has featured the best-known live fiction writers for conversations about their books. this year's a special project. we're featuring best-selling fiction writers for our monthly program "in depth: fiction edition." join us live sunday at noon eastern with thriller fiction author david balldacci. his most recent back is "the fallen," number one on the "washington post's" bestseller national fiction list. his other novels include "end game," the fix," "absolute power," which became a major motion picture, plus over 30 novels. he's written six novels for younger readers which include "the fisher," "the keeper," and "the width of the world." during the program we'll be taking your phone calls, tweets, and messages. our edition wi

guest: i know one of the protesters as well, a woman who was a student at barnard. vermin. was nancy b beaverman. eruptedest originally about building a gym, nothing to do with the vietnam war. military contracts, research, etc.. it became a big question for ordents, what is our college university's role in the war? they begin to see we are getting the defense department to do whateverinto bombing, aspect of before -- war was affecting their life on campus. there was a radical movement within the student group. there's also a decision on the campus. this group, they were referred morse -- rightg, wing, more conservative students. they want to do homework, didn't want to rock the boat. you have this seemingly irreconcilable conflict. was an important moment for anyone there. when the police came in, people were hurt. people who run these institutions, they didn't know what to do. the fervor and youthful idealism and chaos. people in charge, it speaks to when thewhat happens guard, the children of the elite turn against the old order and want to turn upside down. nobody knows