kar carolyn tyler joins us with more. >> for many people, it's just a day off. for those who served and lost family members, it's a day on, on the calendar to honor that ultimate sacrifice. >> something new on this holiday now 150 years old. at the national cemetery in san francisco's presidio, a red rose was gently laid on each of 26,425 headstones. boyd mcgowan, a navy reservist and his son patrick were among those placing the flowers. >> i think it's an important thing for everybody to think about. the true spirit of the holiday. >> traditionally the flags were placed. the roses were courtesy of employees from sunset scavenger who added another poignant touch. >> we're going to read every headstone and every soldier buried here today. we're going to read their name. >> it's one of the largest events and equally heartfelt was this gathering in walnut creek. >> in mountain view, a color guard kicked off the event including a wreath laying ceremony by family members of the fallen. red paper poppies, a symbol of world war i were laid on the memorial at eagle park

carolyn tyler has more. >> more than 400,000 people ride b.a.r.t. every day and some are happy with the system. >> i actually think b.a.r.t. is fine. >> for those who think otherwise, b.a.r.t.'s directors are hoping to improve the customer experience. this week they're discussing design guidelines that call for a consistent look and feel for the more than 45 stations in the system. he's one of the b.a.r.t. director. >> it doesn't matter if you're getting on at pleasant hill or another station. you'll be able to find out where you're going. we'll have the same high standards across all stations. >> this customer centered plan includes clear consistent signage. for example at the fremont station where there's confusion about the entrance and parking, this would be the change. if you're wondering what's name of this station, the identification will be obvious. upgraded lighting would also be uniform throughout the system. >> i would like to see little coffee shops down here. >> that's also on the drawing board. >> what i think customers will notice is

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us live outside of starbucks in san francisco. carolyn. >> reporter: well, this afternoon we have seen a number of people come to this starbucks for their jolt of java, perhaps they don't know for forgot that today was training day. customers we talked to who know what it's all about told us they applaud starbucks but wonder if this changes any hearts and minds. jamaula made her usual stash bucks run this morning knowing this afternoon the doors would close. she says the company's bold move to offer bias training to its 175,000 employees will encourage awareness. >> starbucks is doing a good thing by stopping, closing doors and just putting everybody through this. and making it something positive out of something negative. >> the negative was the arrest in april of two black men at a starbucks in philadelphia. the manager called police because they did not purchase anything. and one asked to use the bathroom. the incident still makes chris co-pay emotional and feeling guilty about buying the company's coffee. >> it was so horrible.

in the news rooms carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> two suspects under arrest for albany's first murder in three years. the victim identified as 23-year-old rafael fuentes. thanks to witnesses and other help from the community, albany police arrested two suspects in this case. kaila gibson wytch, and thomas shimmamura. >>> he accidentally fired his weapon. and a bullet fragment hit a girl beneath her eye. two girls got out of the van and were told to get out on the ground. the officer's weapon discharged. >>> principal of presidio middle school set out a warning. a student reported a man took her hand is tried to get her to go with him. police are on the lookout for that man. >>> expanding internationally. this is video abc7 news shot of the company's headquarters in berkeley earlier this year. adding locations in mexico, germany, spain, france, italy, switzerland and the uk. testing marijuana for pesticides and dangerous chemicals. the state cannabis bureau wants all products to undergo testing this year. >>> alameda county has announced the formation of the first dedicated civil domestic

carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: gave a generous $75 million dation to help build a cuttingdge trauma center at san francisco general. the largest single donation to a public hospital. >> we believe investing in health is one of the most important things we can do personally. >> reporter: in exchange the hospital was renamed in their honor. patients here are concerned. how their data might be used. registered nurse believes the hospital's connection to zuckerberg reinforces the fear. and decided to protest with covering the name with blue tape. >> they are afraid to tell their doctor what is going on because they don't know who is going to get that information. >> reporter: withou exception our most important commitment to is to our patients to enshiring their well-being and to protecting their privacy. in no way has the hospital compromised that commitment. and saying the facebook ceo's gift is serving the needs of the community. >> it is all the more reason to get it off of here to get our identity as the city and county's public hospital. >> reporr: they want city leaders

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> a man who yelled vulgar racist comments during a talk apologized >> thatan interrupted events. aj's apology was posted on facebook. he says he is not a racist just upset because london breed wasn't invited to the forum. >> i said things and i shouldn't have said it. i am going to apologize. because that is not me. >> in response to the incident, breed said she does not tolerate. >>> we are just three weeks and a day away from the june primary, we have complete coverage on abc7news.com including interviews with each of the san francisco mayoral candidates. get prepared on abc7news.com. new at 6:00, the issue of campaign financing. debate for two candidates running for alameda county district attorney. >> never take contributions from law enforcement and i pledge to you that i will introduce legislation to stop district attorney's from being bought off by police officer unions. >> this is a law enforcement job. i am the chief law enforcement officer of the county. and it is important to have law enforcement support. it will not work for someone to dislike th

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> a man who yelled vulgar racist comments during a talk apologized today. >> that man interrupted events. aj's apology was posted on facebook. he says he is not a racist just upset because london breed wasn't invited to the forum. >> i said things and i shouldn't have said it. i am going to apologize. because that is not me. >> in response to the incident, breed said she does not tolerate. >>> we are just three weeks and a day away from the june primary, we have complete coverage on abc7news.com including interviews with each of the san francisco mayoral candidates. get prepared on abc7news.com. new at 6:00, the issue of campaign financing. debate for two candidates running for alameda county district attorney. >> never take contributions from law enforcement and i pledge to you that i will introduce legislation to stop district attorney's from being bought off by police officer unions. >> this is a law enforcement job. i am the chief law enforcement officer of the county. and it is important to have law enforcement support. it will not work for someone to

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> let's look at our results. the question is will the bias training at starbucks make a difference. >> 44% of people say it will, and 56% are saying it won't. >>> let's vote on maybe cooler weather maybe a couple of days. >> i think the vote is out of your hands. >> more than a little cooler. here is a look at live doppler 7. sunny skies and warm conditions still prevail at this hour this evening. let's take a look at current -- highs for today. low to mid-90s. top number was 97 degrees at antioch. 88 in redwood city and 60s on the coast. that kind of heat is going to disappear by tomorrow. live look from sutro tower. 63 in oakland. 57 at half moon bay. looking at the sea lions enjoying the sun. 78 degrees up in santa rosa. napa 74, 75 novato. and let's talk about the heat a little bit. quite warm all across the state. up to our north cooler in washington state and oregon. and that cooler air mass is going to head our way. now let's look at santa cruz beach. breezy much cooler and warming up again at the end of t

carolyn tyler abc7 news. >>> no sign of summer in the sky today. >> live look from our east bay hillsgainst all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> abc7 news was in oakland at embarcadero west to see a view of the entrance at the oakland festival. for most artists this attention and opportunity has been a long time coming. >> think what it took was the years of like putting in time and doing projects together and creating this kind of vibe to where we can be selected to do a project like this. >> the week-long festival celebrates oakland art months comes to an end on saturday. community painting, dancing, children activity and murals. >>> offered admission to one big screen movie every day for $9.95 a month. was that too good to be true? michael finney is hearing from angry customers. >> theater goe

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with some perspective. carolyn? >>> dan, traffic doesn't abide by city limits. he and oakland's mayor libby schaaf pushed the message of a regional approach. we can all agree this has reached a crisis level in the bay area. >> traffic is bad, period, right? >> reporter: the mayors of the largest bay area cities believe it calls for hiking the tolls on every bridge except the independently owned golden gate by $3 by the year 2025. >> we're certainly proud to lead the nation and development of supercomputers. but here in the bay area, we also lead the nation in super commuters. that is commuters who spend at least 90 minutes to get to work. >> reporter: the toll hikes would raise $4.5 billion to fund dozens of projects including increasing ferry service, improving bus systems, and replacing b.a.r.t.'s aging fleet of trains. >> it's a game changer not only for the city of san francisco but for the bay area. >> reporter: what can you expect in terms of upgrade to the bridges you'll be paying more to cross or the surroun

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is in the newsroom with some perspective. carolyn? >>> dan, traffic doesn't abide by city limits. he and oakland's mayor libby schaaf pushed the message of a regional approach. we can all agree this has reached a crisis level in the bay area. >> traffic is bad, period, right? >> reporter: the mayors of the largest bay area cities believe it calls for hiking the tolls on every bridge except the independently owned golden gate by $3 by the year 2025. >> we're certainly proud to lead the nation and development of supercomputers. but here in the bay area, we also lead the nation in super commuts. that is commuters who spend at least 90 minutes to get to work. >> reporter: the toll hikes would raise $4.5 billion to fund dozens of projects including increasing ferry service, improving bus systems, and replacing b.a.r.t.'s aging fleet of trains. >> it's a game changer not only for the city of san francisco but for the bay area. >> reporter: what can you expect in terms of upgrade to the bridges you'll be paying more to cross or the surroundi

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i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, may 6th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa. >> you can see the cloud cover all around the bay. as a result so far visibility is final. 54 in novato, mild around the bay with mid 50s from hayward, san jose, oakland and concord. the cooper numbers to the north, but still 47 in clear lake. not as cool as it could be, but the cloud cover beginning to peel away at 7:00. 11:00, we've got sunshine, upper 60s by the delta, low 60s by san ramon, still a cool day at the coast, pretty breezy there as well. 4:00 in the afternoon we're mainly in the 60s it's a sunnier, breezier about you cooler day today. i'll have the details on what to expect in the week ahead in a few moments. >>> san jose police are investigating a shooting that has left a man dead. it happened just after midnight mere storey road and road and rd details have been released about a motive or suspect. >>> developing news in hawaii. lava continues to keep people out of their homes another big island

. >> carolyn tyler shows you more. >> the vision is for b.a.r.t. to become a world class transportation system like the london tube. right now, that's not the reality for passengers. >> i would like to see the bathroom sbaituation improve. >> i would like to see coffee shops down here. >> the board of directors is discussing design guidelines that focus on the customer experience. the more than 45 stations would have a consistent look and feel. director nick guess ep wiz discusses putting the customer first. >> it doesn't matter what you're getting on at pleasant hill or at embarcadero, it's going to look similar and feel familiar. you'll find out where you're going and have the same high standards across all these stations. >> the customer centered plan includes clear, consistent signage. for example at the fremont station where there's confusion about the entrance and parking. this would be the change. and the name of this station, the identification will be obvious. upgraded lighting would also be uniform throughout the system and that suggestio

carolyn tyler has the story. >> reporter: it was in 2015 that facebook founder mark zuckererg and hisife priscilla donated $75 million to help build the san francisco general state of the art trauma center. the moep said to be the largest individual donation to a public hospital. >> we believe that investing in health is one of the most important things that we can do personally. >> in exchange, the hospital was renamed in their honor. but some health care workers say with the string of facebook privacy scandals patients here are concerned. how their data might be used. registered nurse sasha cut letter believes the connection to zuckerberg reinforces the fear. and decided to protest by covering the name with blue tape. >> the patients are afraid. i know people go to the doctor and are afraid -- they're afraid to tell the doctor what's going on because they don't know who gets the information. >> a hospital spokesperson said a statement saying in part without exception our most important commitment is to our patients. to ensuring their well being and to protecting their privacy. in no

carolyn tyler talked with her and has the story. >> reporter: does this look like brandy chas taken to? the san jose native and soccer icon was one of five bay area legends inducted into the local sports hall of fame during this ceremony last night each recipient had their image on a plaque, well, everyone chas taken. >> i heard everything from mickey rooney to >> the wealth of actors i get to choose from is bigger than i thought. >> reporter: the president of the bay area sports hall of fame tells me there's never been anyone male or female really happy with the plaque. but former warrior looks pretty good. so does the one of former giants pitcher matt cain. chas taken known worldwide for this photo after her 1999 world cup winning penalty kick looks nothing like her likeness, but while critics say the bust is a total bust, chastain gives her a chance to promote what's really important is the mission of the bay area hall of fame which funds for at risk youth. >> those kids need the hall of fame. >> that's the silver lining and the organization has offered a redo for the sculpture, car

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler has new details. >> ama president trump cited israeli intelligenceing iran was secretly developing nuclear weapon when they werd the agreement. today he announced a dramatic exit. president trump put a pen to his promise signing a presidential memorandum withdrawing from the iran nuclear agreement. >> this was a horrible one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made. >> the 2015 accord had lifted some economic penalties and sanctions in return for iran backing off its nuclear ambitions. president trump says the highest level of sanction also now be imposed. some bay area iranian americans who have been pushing for a regime change in the homeland believe today's announcement is a step in the right direction. >> what is really important for both people of united states and people of iran is that the international, political and economic pressure is maintained on the iranian regime so that the national security of the u.s. is protected and also people of iran do get the international support that they need. >> but professor abass director at of

i'm carolyn tyler.uper, super serious about starting a candy company, this in response to a feud with fellow billionaire warren buffett. it all started last week when musk said economic moats are lame. buffett uses that word to describe a company's competitive advantage, berkshire hathaway owns south san francisco-based see's candies. musk says he would name his competing company cryptocandy. >>> you can expect heavy traffic in san francisco south of market district all day, as the annual how weird street fair gets under way. there are several street closures in effect until 11:00 tonight. the event encouraging peace, showkays music and and create activity. this week's theme is a parody of the '70s, a time of high weirdness and much dancing. the fair goes until 8:00 tonight. >>> and here 'lisa with the weather. >> we're looking at sunshine here in san franciso, lots of you in the 50s already, 53 in oakland, 55 in san jose. half moon bay 52, partly cloudy here from the golden gate bridge, partly cloudy,

. >> carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> democratic state lawmakers are pushing for new bills that would increase resources for undocumented immigrants. some of them spoke at 22nd annual immigrant day at the capital. it would expand medi-cal access. those without a social security number to get local business licenses and remove exclusions to the california earned income tax credit. republicans say the proposals undermine the value of citizenship and the legal immigration process. >> this is offensive to every california citizen. this is an intentional attempt by the california democrats to blur the line between legal citizen and illegal immigrant. >> we want to be sure that all californians are protected, whether documented or undocumented. if you're undocumented and working here, you're still contributing to our economy. >> the bills are expected to be heard in several communities before being voted on in the full legislature. >>> companies are about to be passed on to you. the consumer. >> 7 on your side's michael finney is here with that story and more tonight. michael? >> it's like a jump ro

carolyn tyler abc7 news. >>> abc7 news was at the korean war memorial. >>> memorial day for many people means a day off from work. here is a live look at the beach in santa cruz. lots of people were outside by the water soaking up the sun and relaxing in the shade. and in san jose, we found blue skies above brightly colored flowers at the municipal rose garden. >> spencer christian joins us now with a look at the forecast. >> here is a look back at what with he have so far. sunny skies so far shining over the bay area. and highs mid-90s inland. up north 96th at clover dale and 77 here in san francisco. 24-hour temperature change we are even right now. so let's take you into the evening hour and see how much it is going to cool down. 8:00 tomorrow morning upper 70s. one more day of warm to hot weather with highs reaching into the upper 80s of 90s tomorrow. temperatures have dropped sharply and a close-up look of the forecast in just a few minutes. >> all right. spencer, thanks very much. >>> did you feel it? a small earthquake hit the south bay today. no reports of damage or injuries. >>

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> president obama called decision a serious mistake. saying quote, there are few issues more important to the security of the u.s. than one potential spread of nuclear -- emanuel macron also tweeted. ben jan m-- secretary of state pompeo arrived in north korea. he is there to finalize details. pompeo will also press for the release of three american detained citizens. he was there over easr weekend when he was still cia chief. >>> the manhattan district attorney is opening investigation. schneiderman. schneiderman says he engaged in role playing but didn't assault anyone. >>> there is a job opening for every unemployed person for the company. reporting 6.6 job openings in march matching the 6.6 million americans actively looking for work. the number of people quitting their jobs increased. >>> google's biggest event of the year kicked off. jonathan bloom found out today's announcements were all about technology getting smarter. >> reporter: 7,000 app developers became 7,000 screaming fans as google ceo announced a bug fix. >> the big st

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> president obama called decision a serious mistake.ssues more important to the security of the u.s. than one potential spread of nuclear -- emanuel macron also tweeted. tw. ben pompeo arrived in north korea. he is there to finalize details. pompeo will also press for the release of three american detained citizens. he was there over easter weekend when he was still cia chief. >>> attorney is opening investigation. schneiderman. schneiderman says he engaged in role playing but didn't assault anyone. >>> there is a job opening for every unemployed person for the company. reporting 6.6 job openings in march matching the 6.6 million americans actively looking for work. the number of people quitting their jobs increased. >>> google's biggest event of the year kicked off. jonathan bloom found out today's announcements were all about technology getting smarter. >> reporter: 7,000 app developers became 7,000 screaming fans as google ceo announced a bug fix. >> the big story with ai is that we can use it as a tool to make our lives better. >> r

in the newsroom carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> a note of passing now from the lgbt community dyson bikender wolf died. on her motorcycle the group says sunny blazed a new path forward for women and lesbians by defining gender stereotypes. >>> you will be very glad to hear that a dog is now safe following a harrowing rescue today along a steep cliff in san francisco. but it was not easy. sky 7 spotted a firefighter trying to pull a dog to safety after it slipped 60 feet. it all looked like it was going well until the dog got away from the rescuer and ran back up the cliff. the dog finally came down after apparently spotting someone it knew. >>> let's get a check on our weather. >> we're in for a nice night tonight and an equally beautiful day tomorrow. a look at the coastal cover bidding in the next 24 hours. lows tonight not all that low. mid-40s to lower 50s the game of the game for the next 12 hours. crow need a jacket on, certainly don't need it by the afternoon. by 4:00 you see most spots in the bay and inland are going to the mid-70s. highs wednesday midweek sunshine. nice and coas

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for yoining us on this sunday, may 6th. let's start with a look at the weather. >> live doppler 7 picking up on the cloud cover. we have a good deal of sunshine out there. we'll be looking at a brighter day today. it's 55 right here in santa cruz. upper 60s today. elsewhere around the bay mid-50s in mountain view and gilroy in in san francisco. you can see the partly cloudy sky with mid-50s. that's around the bay and inland. the coast will stay in the mid and upper 50s all day long. it will be a sunny and breezy afternoon. we'll talk about how that impacts your sunday, coming up. >> thank you. >>> breaking news out of san jose. police are investigating an officer involved shooting near downtown san jose. it started as an armed home invasion robbery. police say officers opened fire on a suspect. no one was hurt. two people are under arrest. there are some street closures in the area. officers found the man shot one time. no details have been released about a motive or a suspect. >>> police say a driver hit and killed a woman

in the news room, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> u.s. immigration and customs enforcement director subpoena retiring. he railed against california's sanctuary cities and even suggested the leaders of those cities be charged with a crime. he was also behind the recent immigration raids in the bay area and claimed the bay err i can't have mayor allowed many to get away when she warned immigrants of those raids. he called the resignation bittersweet. >>> white house chief of staff john kelly is firing back after a report he repeatedly called president trump an idiot. general kelly says tonight that he is committed to the president. abc news senior white house correspondent cecelia vega is in washington. >> reporter: white house chief of staff john kelly tonight making a rare public statement to defend his relationship with his boss. it comes after nbc news reported that kelly has repeatedly called president trump an idiot. in one meeting on immigration, kelly reportedly trash talking the president saying he doesn't even understand what daca