a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideala loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfilower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil garden along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. stroll around and appreciate its unique setting. the gorgeous brick walkway and a brick wall, the stone benches, the rustic sundial. chaired the part -- share the bard's word hundred famous verses from a shakespearean plays. this is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, and enjoy the sunshine, and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare and floats you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservations. ta

. >> manure lagoons. >> yeah. where they are. looking at that side from an animal rights perspective i never put it together with learning where these pathogens come from. >> i am not that familiar with the laws around disclosures about these things. these are estimates that other people put together that i am sinathizing in the book and research. i really don't know how. but of course in all of these areas there is a great deal of proprietary secrets. i dig in the gray matter and put it together into a larger story. >> i think you had a question. >> on the issue of bacterial resistance. ... blap blap >> and. >> then i think more importantly for in animals there are tons n tons of antibiotics to use in animals that are a greater threat potentially to us and we have seen strong data in european countries that have been sent prescription antibiotics as a growth enhancer a hand to the appropriate use of antibiotics is incredibly important to preserve those that we do have to function again of the most dangerous patho

-- >> manure lagoons. >> yeah, the manure lagoons are? from looking at that side of things from an animal rights perspective, i've never put it together with perhaps learning where these pathogens are coming from. >> yeah. i'm not that familiar with the laws around, you know, disclosures about these things. so these are, these are estimates that other people have put together that i'm synthesizing in the book and in my research. so i really don't know. but, of course, in all of these areas this is a great deal of proprietary secrecy. so it's really about, like, my research method is all about looking into the gray literature and digging around in kind of unlikely places to find some of this data and then putting it together into a larger story. >> i new you had a question? -- i think you had a question? >> on the issue of -- [inaudible] we often say that doctors are casually overprescribing, and i'm sure there's validity to that. but there's also the case, i lived in the middle east for a long time, and you can buy antibiotics. you can ju

seashore will be closed to protect a bird between the north beach parking lot to south of abbott's lagoonthe closure starts this weekend and runs through labor day. >>> still ahead, the new room for astronauts in outer space. in >>> plus, what happened during this university lecture when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues. >>> and i'm drew tuma. a live look at the weather well into the 70s. we have many warm days ahead. >>> a do or die situation in oklahoma city. monday night in oakland, >>> there's a brand-new astronaut hangout at the international space station. nasa successfully expanded the section known as the beam. the room is now attached outside the space station but it's not ready for use just yet. astronauts should be allowed to enter sometime in early june. nasa wants to make sure it's airtight before letting anyone inside. >>> class at the university of washington was suddenly interrupted by another student in a very strange screen. [ laughter ] >> no comment. >> the sleeping student fell off the table and onto the ground. he promptly got up and walked out acting like nothing happen

the tube is closed for maintenance so out fruitvale to get to the other sides of the lagoon.s closed until 9:00 this morning with road work so use caution. there is a detour in place and northbound 101 at sir francis drake on the right lane and right shoulder is there until 7:00 this morning. we will look at the highway 4 commute and drive times in a few minutes. >> lyft could allow you to reserve a pickup 24 hours in advance with a toast with the employees before launching it. riders can cancel or modify the reservation up to 30 minutes before the requested time. this would be a first for the ondemand ride industry. neither uber and lyft currently offer reservations other than car pool options. >> san francisco's iconic alamo square is closed for renovation but tourists found a way to get beyond the fence. the photographer, a partner at hoodline nuclear this -- hoodline took this picture. visitors come because of the picture in the opening credit of the tv show "full house." >> they are good, but the renovation will include removal of trees, replacement of the irrigation sys

the 3-mile stretch is from the north beach parking lot to abbott as abbott's lagoon. >> just little guys there right on the beach. >>> let's bring in our chief the meteorologist jeff ranieri. indoor hockey we don't need a forecast. >> temperatures in the 60s. temperatures are going to be getting even hotter. we're tracking the potential of 90s. let's get a look at that micro climate forecast and we do have quite a few differences across the bay area. in the south bay, some of the sunniest conditions and 72 degrees. for your average, downtown san jose at 67 and we have fog at the immediate coastline, and that's exactly why we have that difference of 72 in the south bay and then the cooling fog in san francisco producing 59. right now the sunset completely fogged in at the moment. we are going to get rid of some of the cloud cover. so certainly a sunnier start. just a few clouds for the south bay and 52. the east bay will have a sunny start. and a little bit of clouds lingers in san francisco. the largest change in the forecast is the cold area of low pressure that's been with us the past

it happened about 5:40 this morning just what of lagoon valley road. one of four people in the jeep died at the scene. the others suffered minor to moderate injuries. the honda driver died at the hospital, police suspect that drugs or alcohol may have been involved. >>> police say a pleasant hill teenager who went missing last week has been found safe, jenna graves is 15, but police say she functions as a 10 or 12- year-old. at the level of a 10 or 12-year- old. the school student was less seen boarding a bus to the concorde b.a.r.t. station. police received a call from a b.a.r.t. station agent said they had recently seen jenna at a nearby bus stop. officers responded and found her in the area. >>> pg&e crews worked to restore power to thousands of people in the east bay, that noontime outage at fremont knocked out electricity, almost 12,000 customers. also affected some traffic lights in the area. according to a spokeswoman, power was restored, just a few hours later and about 2:00, no word yet on what caused the outage. >>> a water main break that c

, or the martin pena channel, a heavily polluted waterway connecting san juan bay and a series of lagoons >> ( translated ): the water was pouring in from the shower and the toilet. and it wasn't clear water. it was completely dirty, really awful. completely black. this time it was worse than ever. people have been comparing this last flood to hurricane hugo. that's what it felt like. >> reporter: the water is so polluted, because the area has never had adequate sewer systems dating back 80 years ago, when housing for industrial workers was built here. more than 3,000 homes and buildings still discharge raw sewage directly into the martin pena channel. just as damaging, people inside and outside the communities use the channel as a garbage dump. >> ( translated ): we've had to intervene and step in when they arrive. they bring trash and tires in the middle of the night. and at 2:00 a.m., who will be here to fight with them and tell them to stop? >> reporter: the channel was once 400 feet wide and ten feet deep, popular for swimming and fishing. today, the waterway, clogged with garbage an

we have like blue lagoon, which is a private beach.e only public one, you know? >> anthony: yeah, what happens if, i mean, that would be sort of ridiculous if jamaicans can't go to the beach in jamaica? >> cynthia: exactly. >> anthony: there are two sides to every story, of course, and the government, for its part, claims locals will still have access to their beach. >> cynthia: we don't trust them, so we do not believe what they say. >> margery: what they want to do. they want to get us off and, like, come six, seven years, they don't do anything on it and close it off. >> anthony: right. what kind of monstrous human being or organization would displace -- >> cynthia: yes. >> anthony: -- the people from their own beach. >> cynthia: from our freedom. >> joy: if they take this away from us -- >> cynthia: thank you very much. >> joy: we would -- like we are in prison. >> cynthia: yeah. >> margery: yeah. >> joy: because when the time is hot, you have nowhere to come and swim. >> cynthia: so we the people, we are in court with the governme

have amazinged restaurants, lots of swimming pools, a lagoon stocks with 4000 different fish.you went there? bob: i reported there but stay down the road. it was an amazing place. carol: some of these owners of properties now, you talked about in your story about how they have to "show their papers." maybe there is not a lounge chair for them? bob: the place is so popular that some people own homes, presumably not the people i just mentioned, are loaning out there places are renting other places for income. that means more people using the hotel resort and the hotel has served the crackdown by charging a very high unaccompanied yes fee per person during the pp. -- peak periods. it's $250 per person per day. that means a family of four renting a house for $1000 a day on top of whatever rent they are paying. that makes it basically unworkable to rent out your place. that means the people who are perhaps 1% nate no longer be able to afford to stay. their response is those are the breaks. carol: look at the fine print in the contract, and they are suing? bob: one owner hopes to be

. >> palmyra is a string of tiny islands surrounded by 16,000 acres of lagoons and coral reefs.rned the same might be true, we headed to see a zooologist and coral researcher with the nature conservancy. >> you want to show me around a little bit? >> let's look at what is here. >> 170 different species of coral on palmyra. >> 170? >> yes, indeed. >> reporter: most of the coral was in great shape, but there were spots of concern. >> this is probably bleached, not too healthy. >> that is wrong as the great barrier reefs. >> yeah. >> they bleach when water temperature is colder than normal killing the coral if global temperatures continue to rise it will make it difficult for reefs to rebound. so as the reefs go, so go the ocean, oceans that feed us and help us breathe. because because of its isolation and protection, palmyra's reefs are still in good shape. this is so peaceful. it is almost beyond your imagination. >> reporter: for where there's good, healthy coral there's lots of fish and fishing, by the way, is illegal within a 50-mile radius of palmyra. >> we have a huge snappe

the closure is between the north beach parking lot to just south of abbot is's lagoon. the closure start this is weekend and runs through labor day. >>> much more ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning nude ing news. all eyes are focused on california with less than two weeks to go before the primary. the latest from the campaign trail in california. also, questions about the future of the summer olympics. just about two months away. the hundreds of doctors who say the games should be moved because of the zika. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ "get full on summer at target. get a $10 target giftcard when you spend $50 on groceries. this sunday and monday only. details at target.com." the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle.

saw her under the manhattan moon there you were crouching by your ♪ ♪ rowboat near the central park lagoonheart ♪ ♪ and the burping what a disaster ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: now, you, to me, are -- i know you are such a wonderful comedic actress and yet your career began with drama. you were nominated for an oscar in 1975 for a film called "hester street." and so what -- where in your career are you then? do you just consider yourself a dramatic actor only? >> well, i was raised in the theater. i did a lot of theater. i got my equity union card when i was 14. >> seth: wow. >> and i had only done dramatic plays and then dramatic movies and "hester street" is a black and white dramatic movie taking place at the turn of the century. and then somehow, it just was kind of a fluke i got nominated for best actress that year. and then i didn't work for a solid year. >> seth: oh, no, why do you think? >> the phones would not ring. no auditions, nothing. well, you know, it was such a specific role. >> seth: i see. >> i spoke yiddish. i wore a sheitel. i mean, it's so specific. so people are

palmyra is a string of tiny islands surrounded by 16,000 acres of lagoons and coral reefs.fs in australia have been decimated by climate change. concerned the same might be true here, we headed to sea with a zoolologist and coral researcher with the nature conservancy. >> you want to show me around a little bit. >> yeah, let's take a look at what's here. >> big corals here. >> over 170 different species of coral. >> 170? >> yes, indeed. >> most of the coral was in great shape, but there were spots of concern. >> this is horribly bleached. it's not healthy. >> that's what's wrong at the grate barrier reef? >> yes. >> reefs bleach when water temperature gets warmer than normal. killing the coral. if global temperatures continue to warm, it will make it difficult for reefs to rebound. as the reefs go, so go the oceans -- oceans that help us breathe. because of its isolation and protection, palmyra's reevfs ar still in good shape. >> this is so beautiful. it's almost beyond your imagination. >> for where there's good healthy coral, there's lots of fish, and fishing, by the way,

located right next to a lagoon. now a look at some of the bay area's cleanest beaches, baker beach in san francisco, mon tara state beach in san mateo county, alameda point, dylan beach in marin county, and just about every beach in sonoma county. to keep your families safe and avoid illness when you hit the beach in summer, you can check out heal the bay's weekly water quality grades. we have a link on our website. abc 7 news.com. damage and ama? >> thank you so much. >>> the warriors hope to keep their nba finals hopes alive tonight at oracle arena. we'll is a live report from larry bale in just a moment. >> first we want to get to eric thomas. hi, eric. >> reporter: hi, ama. and dan. can you say we believe? well, back in 2007 a fan from alameda built a whole campaign around that, and he helped the underdog warriors advance in the playoffs. and tonight he's hoping that lightning can strike again. alameda businessman paul wong is dipping into his 2007 playbook to show his support for the dubs. today he's at the pri

the closure will be in effect from the north beach parking lot to the mouth of abbotts lagoon. >>> youentioned memorial day which is come cog. we're heading into a warm-up adds we gather momentum to a holiday weekend, spencer christian. >> that's true. it is going to warm up nicely larry and aum am ma. right enough, though, i'm bracing against the rail as the wind is getting a little bit gusty. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd under mostrily sunny skies for now and breezy knz. check out the active weather over the sierra why we have a mix of thunderstorms up and down the sierra in the lower elevations and snow in the higher elevations that pattern has been there for a couple of days now likely to continue for a little while this is the view from our east bay hills camera looking at mt. diablo mostry sun wri skies these are our forecast features we'll see possibly spotty briz el near the coast warming trend begins tomorrow and it moves up to full force high gear over the weekend. it will be much warmer over this memorial weekend holiday weekend. let's take a look at wins right now, t

joining us now the group behind the memorial dan lagoon, massachusetts fallen heros and erian, gold-starbeing here and happy memorial weekend to both of you. >> thank you. >> good morning, thank you for having us. sandra: erin, could i first start with you and what this day and what this dedication means to you and your family. >> yeah, it's been highly anticipated from me and all the other gold-star families specially right around memorial day. you know, this day and this whole weekend and every day is meant to honor our loved ones who paid the ultimate sacrifice, what you see behind me, this memorial represents the sacrifice that they made for us and it's really important for others to be able to come here and reflect on the great sacrifice that they made for us. sandra: including your husband. he was a squad leader with bravo company. first baaalian, ninth marine, this was particularly during a raid mission known as operation nightmare 3. erin, your husband was a brave man and dan, the structure that's behind you that erin alluded to, tell us about it, it's interactive, how does it wo

a beautiful to view from many locations along the mattoon, an ideal place to -- all -- lagoon, an ideallk with a loved one. reservations for weddings are available at sfrecpark.org. discarding contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. welcome to the shakespeare garden here in the famous golden gate park. located near the museum and the california academy of sciences, the garden was designed by the california spring blossom and wildfilower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil garden along a path behind a charming gate. this garden is the spot to woo your date. stroll around and appreciate its unique setting. the gorgeous brick walkway and a brick wall, the stone benches, the rustic sundial. chaired the part -- share the bard's word hundred famous verses from a shakespearean plays. this is a gem to share with someone special. pack a picnic, find a bench, and enjoy the sunshine, and let the whimsical words of william shakespeare and floats you and your loved one away. this is one of the most popular wedding locations and is available for reservat