reporting in lake elsinore, greg lee, abc 7 news. >> i have to say, it is irresistible.ust stunning. it feels like spring. >> out and stung and spring-like outside. but how long will it last? >> meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking some changes coming to our forecast, sandhya. >> absolutely. a reality check is about to come in. you know spring can be wet. and dan and kristen, we are going the see some wet weather this week. take a look at the high so far. it was a warm day, unless you were at the coast where the fog held the temperature down to 60 degrees in half moon bay. 80 in gil royalty. 71, oakland. 73, san francisco. santa rosa, concord, fairfield, livermore up to 73 the high so far with plenty of sun. here is a look at what's to come. so in case you're stepping out, you want to enjoy this nice weather after you get off of work, you want to take the dog out for a walk, it's going to be nice. a few patches of fog. temperature going from 67 at 6:00 tonight, dropping down to the mid-50s as we head towards midnight. it will get cooler later and temperatures will be

reporter greg lee from our sister station in los angeles explains that tourists once again welcome. >r a brief closure, the road to walker canyon and poppy paradise back open. the crowds began lining up to hike closer to the super bloom in the hills of lake elsinore, many still looking for the words to describe it. >> it's just -- it's neon almost. you can't describe it. i'm sure that the pictures on the camera aren't going to do justice to the flowers. >> but that didn't stop thousands of visitors from trying to snap the perfect picture or selfie with the stunning backdrop. the city estimatesust this weekd prompting the city to shut down roads and access to the canyon calling the situation unbearable. >> there were people sitting out in the sun. there was some heat exhaustion. people were fainting. we were having emts go help those folks. >> reporter: even porta-potties were so full they had to be closed. perhaps the biggest issue, traffic. the roads into the small community gridlocked, cars parking all over the place frustrating residents and visitors. >> it is insane, you know. but

greg, you know something about the music industry. i'm struck by the thought that for viewers who are as old as i am, that you could go back to someone like jerry lee, married his cousin who was a teenager. >> greg: 13 or 14. >> juan: michael jackson the allegations and what we've seen in "leaving neverland." here we are with our kelly. >> greg: its horrible behavior but it's not news. there's a long line of performers whose behavior is as bad as their options will allow them. so if they have the option and the advantages, they will take advantage of it. there's a whole history of this in the 1970s, especially with rock bands. they used to be called baby groupies. these were girls that were 13 t. there are books and movies about them. there are songs written by famous bands about girls. it was just part of this lifestyle where if you wanted -- it was almost transaction. even parents were aware of it. parents were aware that there girls were going to check out these guys. he is a fiend but you are missing the history of human behavior, how status, power, and fame can create a twisted universe of options. the victims at the time aren't even aware tha

greg could comment on that. >> so, originally what i started to tell you about how this bond half started when we were at $535 million, we actually had mayor lee agreeing to include 101 grove in that number. once he decided that the affordable housing bond and the sfmta bond would gobble up $800 million as a capacity, we lost the opportunity to put 1010 grove in a bond. subsequently after that, there were discussions about is this the most efficient building to renovate? it's very costly. it's a 1960 building wrapped right hand a 1934 building. and so, the chief administrator officers relooking at exactly what to do when the timeline for that building. i don't know, greg, did i capture it? >> if i may, because this is off topic, maybe at another time an item can be focused. >> that's why it's a comment. >> it actually is part of this. part of the thought at the moment is actually moving parts of the department down to the sf general campus and that was part of my question that -- but what we should do is get a better explanation as to where we think we are giving the director a chance to really review the plans. in my years, these plans have c