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lisa: at least 5.9%.ou are not getting a yield on the long and for treasuries, that's is probably why the demand is there. lisa abramowicz will be with me all week. from the team at bloomberg , thank you to all. that does it for us to bloomberg markets continues next on bloomberg tv. ♪ betty: from new york, i'm betty liu. matt: and live from berlin where it is 4:00 p.m., i am matt miller in for mark barton. this is bloomberg markets on bloomberg television. betty: we will take you from new york to amsterdam to london in the next hour. here is what we are watching. home depot raises its forecast for the year, benefiting from a home improvement spree. is this a bright spot for the retail industry after lackluster results from department stores? dutch ipos may be headed for the busiest second quarter since 1999. -- the lifting frenzy companies act before next month's vote threatens the market. betty: we looked at the growth of the distilled spirits industry. mcallen shows us its most expensive whiskey to

. >>> coming up lisa thomas-laury will be here for one last time. we'll look back at her remarkable 38 year career at "action news." and the phillies look to get the bats swinging in an afternoon match-up with the tigers in detroit. >>> the heat is on, upper 80s in most locations and we'll touch 90 for a couple of days. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> nothing like afternoon baseball today in detroit. the phillies look better than the last few games. the phillies bats are quiet during the slump in the four losses they scored a grand total of 6 runs, against the tigers this afternoon they score more than that. herrera tees off on in sandoval offering. take a look at the bat flip. pitchers don't like that. aaron nolan is cruising into the fifth inning, including this victor martinez single and insurance in the seventh inning, a solo homer gives the phillies a 6-4 lead and they bang out 12 hits in the half noon. and miguel franco hurts himself sliding into second base and they call it a sprained ankle. the phils

lisa: go buy some oil.is coming up on "bloomberg ." ♪ jonathan: this is "bloomberg ," i am jonathan ferro. global futures are lower. self possession, it looks like. .5%.es are off by about .5%, switchoff by up the board. the story is a stronger dollar with the exception of -- the pound is at 1.4547. remaining well in the lead ahead of the referendum. david: under an hour away from the opening bell in new york. are sliding this morning, first quarter missed analyst estimates. theretailer ceo says company faces a volatile consumer environment. we get the minutes of the federal reserve meeting at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. leasteakers said that at two interest rate increases may be warranted this year. japan's economy dodged a recession last quarter. gross thomistic product expanded by an annualized 1.7%. now we go to shery ahn for what is going on in the rest of the world. in sri lanka, rescuers are looking for families in mudslides from heavy rain. the mud is making it difficult for searching. nice pres

i'm rick quan. >> and in weather, lisa, lisa, where fourth art thou? >> hi, carolyn.se, has been on the cool side. it depends on where you are today how much sunshine be you get. but gray to gray day has been the recall. temperatures anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below average. here's the doppler hd. a bit of the reason why is the tropical depression. the first one brought us some rain yesterday. a tenth to .2. there's two more to come. with those areas of low pressure, that will keep the temperatures down throughout the first several days, the first half of the work week. delays at sfo of 33 minutes. mountain view and mid-350's. some of the higher elevations today could see a few areas of some light showers. we are getting a few reports of sprinkles this morning. so with that low cloud deck, not unlikely you could be looking at a couple areas of drizzle. 53 santa rosa, novato, 58 concord and livermore where today you will climb another 8 degrees or so from the current readings. but nowhere near your average high. so partly cloudy skies for everyone today with a possi

lisa: did you do work on this?kers and what we found is that it's not always the right answer for these kids to go to for your liberals are education . and they come out with not necessarily the skills to get a real job. you're going to get targeted on being a computer ji engineer. jonathan: is a cyclical on the labor markets? david: figure out where the jobs are likely to be in the next 5-10 years and then target the kids for them, rather than train them for the things they cannot use. lisa: the danger here is tracking kids and getting them to attract were they do not have the option to broaden their skills and get to attract that is different. that is deathly something. jonathan: speaking of debt, the fixed income market. 10 year yields. if you have ever wanted to see what uncertainty looks like, here's the spread on the most bullish forecaster, down to 1.5%. to 3.5%, these are the urine forecast. year and forecast. you know the debt market very well. it could be a very different world at the end of this year if

and monica malpass, we all shared some memories with lisa. lisa shared some memories with us.re are a lot of the memories to be had. >> absolutely, there were. and viewers also fell in love with lisa right from the beginning. her intelligence, kindness and classy ways. she worked hard every day to bring viewers her very best from the anchor desk and through the stories that she reported. >> last-minute preparations are just about completed. >> reporter: lisa came to philadelphia in 1978 as "action news" noon coanchor and reporter. she grew up in west virginia and the audience was charmed by her southern gentility. >> the blaze forced the evacuation of hundreds of center city employees -- >> reporter: years later she joined mark howard and jim o'brien on the 5 p.m. newscast. they were a winning team for decades and she became one of the delaware valley's premier tv journalists and personalities. >> lisa thomas-laury. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: lisa also teamed up with dave roberts hosting the annual thanksgiving day parade in philadelphia and our annual best of the cl

lisa argen is tracking it all for us. hi, there, lisa. >> hi, chris. exploratorium camera. we even got plenty of clouds around. 56 degrees there. we'll talk about more showers today, how much, when we're going to warm up. and an unusual looking seven-day outlook. that's straight ahead. >> also coming up the giants were lost in a fog. a cub's outfielder made a great catch but he paid the price. from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. >>> in sports the san jose sharks look to take a 3-1 game. it starts at the s.a.p. center in baseball both the giants and a's are back home. they took on the cubs while the a's play the yankee. here's larry bell with the highlights this morning's sports report. >> goo

>> lisa vanderpump versus lisa rena at the "real housewives of beverly hills" is explosiv is lisa vanderpumpng t show? we sat down for an at-home exclusive to find out. >> it was an awful season. awful. >> it was an emotional roller coaster. >> i felt under attack. >> roll your eyes all you want. >> you're caught. >> lisa rena seems to have taken it to you this season. >> yeah. she might as well hit me with a baseball bat. >> shut up. you know what [ bleep ] own it. >> things got so testy, lot of people are wondering if it's lisa's last season. is shh calling it quits? >> i'm going to be ambiguous. nothing has been decided yet. for the most part, i had an amazing time. it's given me so many incredible platforms. >> lisa's latest platform is the vanderpump dog foundation dedicated to improving the lives of dogs. it's a cause close to her heart. thank you for inviting us into this spectacular, gorgeous home. >> you're welcome. it's my zoo really. >> lisa gave me a tour of her home which includes swans, miniature horses and eight dogs. >> can you name them all? >> yeah. >> can i have a little c

thank you, lisa. a predawn raid at a peninsula mansion ladies to a break in a murder case. this morning at least two suspects are in custody, one charged with murder. >> keith green was last seen alive in late april. authorities found his body 11 days ago. yesterday law enforcement raided the home of his ex-girlfriend and mother of his children. that girlfriend, tiffany li, seen on the right. is in jail, along with the another man who faces murder and conspiracy charges. sergio quintana has the details. >> neighbors say san mateo county deputies used on armored vehicle to burst through the front gate. officers in tactical equipment raided the mansion. >> he could see the bull horns. we weren't sure what was going on. >> the police surrounded the house. they were in our yard. they were on a loudspeaker first in english and then it was either mandarin or cantonese, i'm not sure. they were calling for the people it come out. >> at least two were arrested. neighbors tell us tiffany li lives here with her

hears meteorologist lisa argen.cking the conditions where you live on this mother's day morning. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris, good morning to you. here's the roof camera. you see a slight southwest wind blog here. temperatures in the 50s and cloudy downtown. we will get into a little sunshine later. 61 mountain view and upper 50s from morgan hill and emeryville site now pretty gray. mid-50s santa rosa, 59 in concord. the clouds will lift, but not all of them. we will be stuck with partly cloudy skies. 60s on the coast as far north as the north bay. a few 70s east bay and the santa clara valley. we will talk about 80s arriving by you tuesday. chris. >> thank you. developing news out of southeastern china. as many as 35 workers have been buried under rocks and mud following a landslide at a construction site. china's president is calling for maximum rescue efforts to find the workers. chinese officials say it's still unclear what caused the landslide, but the area at seen at least 8 inches of rain in the past few days. res

lisa: hold on.y important >> now is a good time to allow china to depreciate because it is risk on. steven: they are much better off depreciating against other em currencies and a risk on environment. it is a big debate. the fed has decided that one hike can change for 2016. if they do two hikes, how will the e.m. react? destabilizing? jon: it is very important as lisa points out, a lot of people will be waiting to look at the e.m. fix. what are you looking at specifically in the fx market? steven: i would look at the six -- the fix occurs. ,nd to see whether or not things that look like echos than what we saw in january and august. david: you have a centrally managed economy. what other tools to they have in their toolbox? to affect capital? steven: and the best of times, capital is 80% closed. they have more tools than neg 10 country does in terms of dealing with outflows. it is not perfect. if they want to, they can deal with it. the: the flipside is depreciating dollar, which we have seen, which

let's send it over to lisa argen. she's tracking weather where you live. hi, lisa. >> good morning.ere's in san jose you notice the clear sky. it's 55. it's 60 in oakland. 59 in san francisco. and more upper 40s around morgan hill. from our exploratorium camera, sunshine and temperatures in the north bay are cool from 46 in napa to 51 in santa rosa. 53 in concord and a few more 40s out toward the livermore valley. 47 there. so with less wind and the clear sky and a big dome of high pressure in control that allows us to warm to 80 about noontime. mid-80s in the east bay. and look at the south bay. the oranges here. 70s replaced with 60s today at the coastline. chris >> thanks, lisa. breaking news out of washington, d.c. right now. a freight train has derailed this morning. the derailment sent several cars off the track spilling hazardous materials. the train was traveling from maryland to north carolina. with he are told at least one derailed car is leaking sodium hydroxide which is used to produce various household products, including paper, soap and detergents. crews are working to

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. you mentioned that happening today and in just a few hours thousands of runners, maybe 60,000 or more than that will take to the streets of san francisco for the annual bay to breakers race. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana shows us the preparations. >> the barriers are going up. the tents are getting put in place, and the starting line arches are being assembled. bay to breakers is just a few hours away. >> nothing like running there. it's beautiful in the morning. >> michelle reyes just ran the boston marathon a couple weeks ago. she's part of the 40,000 participants that electric run from the bay to the breaking waves of the ocean beach. she's ready. >> a lot of energy, a lottery cup of monk whiching, not a lot of clothing. >> yes, there's the scantily-clad runners and, of course, the elaborate and not so elaborate team outfits. >> what costume are you going to be wearing? >> an '80s theme. one of my best friends and i are doing it. >> as in recent years, alcohol is not allowed o

here's meteorologist lisa argen with a live look at doppler 7hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we are looking at the possibilities of showers around the bay today. we have the storm impact scale once again that denotes the size of the storm you can expect. this is a 1, a light one. anywhere from .01 to .015-inch. rain and a slight chance after thunderstorm. a look at the clouds right now. notice not much going on locally. as we slide down to around monterey, davenport, you see showers offshore here. yesterday you heard about the activity in the sierra nevada. no watches or warnings right now. but higher elevations could still is it see a few snowflakes anywhere from 5,000 to 7,000 feet. this is the area of low pressure. it takes it's time drifting to the east. as it does we could see a few showers drift into the bay. a live look from santa cruz. you see the clouds and 53 in the city. san jose 56. from our roof camera, good news is we aren't going to be talking about the gusty winds. we will talk about cool temperatures and the possibility of showers coming up. chris. >> lisa, t

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. up next, at-risk kids learning to make fitness fun from one of the nfl's all-time greats. in honor of asian pacific heritage month with he are using our bay area instagram feed to recognize events where you live. the roots festival in san jose is in their fourth year of celebrating ata heritage. you can learn more on our bay >> what do you do if your new refrigerator doesn't work right out of the box. a man had the technicians out so many times and he still would not get it fixed. >> larry liked everything about his new refrigerator except for one critical flaw. >> it would never really get cold. that was the problem. >> the temperature just wouldn't drop below 45 degrees. >> it started happening from the day we got the refrigerator. >> at first he and his wife noticed food was quickly spoiling. >> sour cream, cottage cheese. meat would go black and we would throw it away. >> whirlpool sent technicians out many times and found nothing wrong. >> they would come and open the door, look

>> thank you, lisa. when the pyrotechnics and grinding of gears echo through the streets of san mateo, it must be time for the maker fair. it continues today and tomorrow at the county event center. as johnathan bloom found south, this year's event for the do-it-yourselfers is the biggest of. >> slowly and quietly it crawls across the pavement. >> children love everything that moves and they want to touch it. >> it's writing poetry, not with ink or sand. >> but the maker is from the netherlands. he came here for maker fair. >> it's a fair that's so big it's taken over the parking lot. you should take public transit or wide your trying gone. >> based off an old honda motorcycle. >> only goes 5 miles an hour but -- >> the mouth can breathe fire. >> at maker fair, fire is always in fashion. from sculptures to games. >> i helped make this thing. >> what is it? >> this is a full five version of bob-it with fire. >> there's something about fire, isn't there? >> oh, yes. we love fire. >> of course, part of the

here's lisa argen with a first look at live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. we didn't see much but anything we do see in may seems like a although the. anywhere from a couple hundredths to .2 in napa. a pretty good downpour yesterday, much in the north bay through the overnight hours. we have a few showers left around sacramento and sierra nevada where thunderstorms could still fire up. bigger picture shows finally the energy, getting out of town today. doesn't mean we are going to see a whole lot of sunshine, though. we still have a lot of low level moisture and traps some delays at sfo. 55 in san francisco, as well as half moon bay. 56 san jose, 57 mountain view. and right now ceilings are pretty low at the airport. but no delays reported. 57 by the delta. it's 55 livermore, 56 in concord and if you are celebrating mother's day today numbers will range from the mid-50s this morning, low 50s he is coast. low to mid-50s by noontime. and near 70 inland >> lisa, thanks. the warriors lost to the trail blazers last night. but steph curry worked out and tested his

lisa argen is tracking how warm it will get today. hi, lisa. >> good morning.tower in the distance there. san francisco mostly sunny, 56 degrees right now. numbers rank from 40s he is coast to the mid-60s my the delta. it's going to be a customer-like spread today. details next >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the warriors need to win today to stay alive. if there's going fog -- if they are going to beat the thunder on the road, they need a fiery draymond green, but not too >> welcome back. great to have you with us. a look outside from the golden gate bridge camera. lisa argen will return in a little bit with the full accuweather forecast. . >> in sports, another do-or-die game for the warriors in the finals. if golden state wins, game 7 is back at oracle arena monday night. tipoff is at 6:00 p.m. in baseball, the giants are trying to keep their hot streak going. the a's, they are just trying to get a win. here's abc7 news sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors and the sharks, as you

here's lisa argen with a first look at live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris.ything we do see in may seems like a although the. anywhere from a couple hundredths to .2 in napa. a pretty good downpour yesterday, much in the north bay through the overnight hours. we have a few showers left around sacramento and sierra nevada where thunderstorms could still fire up. bigger picture shows finally the energy, getting out of town today. doesn't mean we are going to see a whole lot of sunshine, though. we still have a lot of low level moisture and traps some delays at sfo. 55 in san francisco, as well as half moon bay. 56 san jose, 57 mountain view. and right now ceilings are pretty low at the airport. but no delays reported. 57 by the delta. it's 55 livermore, 56 in concord and if you are

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, runners are finishing the bay to breakers race this morning in san francisco. let's go to news reporter cornell barnard who is live near the finish line at owings beach. good morning. >> good morning. it's always amazing to me how fast these runners make it to owings beach. first elite runners crossed the finish line just moments ago. let's go live upstairs to sky 7hd where runners are now passing over the haitian street hill. such a challenge there but such an amazing, beautiful day here at owings beach for sure. it's warm. a little wind. perfect bay for a wild race like this. isaac from grand prairie texas led the pack, crossing the finish line with a time of 35:23. we talked to the very, very out of breath runner just a few minutes ago. here's what he had to say. >> isaac, how was it? >> tough. [laughter] it was tough. yeah >> good you have support. >> yeah. i was coming to defend my title >> he said he won bay to breakers last year. 40,000 runners are still running

carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, thousands of runners are getting ready to take part in the bay to breakers race in san francisco. it's the longest running annual footrace in the world. let's get right to abc7 news reporter cornell barnard who is live at the starting line. good morning, cornell. >> good morning to you, carolyn. welcome back, by the way. can you feel it? of the the energy certainly building out here for this year's bay to breakers race. lots of preparation going on at maine and howard. the official starting line. this is where up to 40,000 runners, probably more, will line up for the world's most wacky race. this is video from last year's race, by the way. it's part footrace, part street party free for all. police say have fun but leave the booze at home. they will be cracking down. no floats or anything with wheels on it allowed on the track either. kevin carpenter said he would never miss it. >> it's a lot of fun. if you are a runner or walker or just out to have fun this, is the plac

triple-double for draymond green, standing by with lisa. >> lisa: thank you. what did you like from the team without steph curry? we made it tough on them, on c.j., if we can make them take tough shots, throughout the course of the series, they're so ball dominant with those two guys, and rightfully so. if we can make it tough on them, we think we can make it tough on them. >> lisa: and i know you like holding down the big guys. so why were you able to be, what was the key to being so successful against plumlee? >> well -- >> lisa: one point, draymond. >> as far as that goes, i have to give a lot of credit to my teammates, because they're on him on the rolls. big fella was down there helping, he was great at the rim. >> lisa: your second career playoff triple-double. did you know you were just one >> no, i stopped paying attention, i said i can't do that anymore. if it happens, it happens. if it don't, who cares? >> lisa: congratulations. back to you. >> mike: part of a great season, from a wonderful player, draymond green. the game one win by the warriors. ba

lisa: not bad. these jobless numbers, how important are they to you as you make investment decisions? ralph: they are very important in the long run. the job market has been very strong for a while now. these incremental data points we are hanging on now are more symptomatic of where we are in the labor cycle than anywhere else. we don't pay much attention to weekly numbers. lisa: what you pay attention to? ralph: investors constantly focused on the fundamentals of our businesses which are mixed depending on what sector you are looking at. lisa: looking at small cap stocks versus large-cap stocks and we noticed an interesting divergence both in europe and england in particular but also in the u.s. you see that divergence in performance. small caps considerably underperforming large caps. ralph: some of it is the sector makeup of the indexes. health care was very weak the back half of last year and early this year in small cap and that is a predominant part. similarly energy companies within small ca

and she said, lisa, heidi's missing. >> reporter: missing? >> we saw her the night before when she delivered our easter baskets and in her usual goofiness. >> it was shocking that an 18-year-old girl could just disappear like that on easter morning. >> reporter: the convenience store was strung with crime scene tape by the time heidi's sister arrived. >> i just really felt like i was just watching a movie. >> reporter: inside the store, not promising. they had found heidi's purse. her car keys. money undisturbed in the register. no signs of a struggle. and her car was parked in the lot. >> i just remember sitting and just watching. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: the community made a "find heidi" volunteer command center at the old firehouse while the authorities readied their first news alert. >> we have an 18-year-old girl named heidi allen who lives here in new haven who was the clerk. >> reporter: someone listening to that bulletin was richard thibodeau, who, of course, recognized heidi from the convenience store where he'd shopped

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hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. the winds are very, very light and where we have it most of it is light offshore. that will aid in the quick warmup today. warmer than yesterday. check out the numbers right now. we are in the upper 60s in mountain view, 66 san jose. oakland 67. upper 50s in half moon bay and morgan hill. we are looking at a return to a breeze later on today, but no stratus, no fog. it will stay clear and warm for most of the day. 72 by the delta. 66 santa rosa, 67 napa. novato 64. 68 in concord and 63 livermore. today the sea breeze for southerly winds kicks in here. instead of the mid-and upper 70s works he will see low 70s. but still look at the low to mid-80s around the bay and inland today. chris. >> lisa, thanks. the western conference semifinals between the golden state warriors and the portland trail blazers begins today right here on abc7. fans are getting ready for another great series. tiffany wilson is live at oracle arena with more. tiffany, good morning. in. >> good morning, chris. it's

now you're going to make everybody crazy. >> lisa vanderpump versus lisa rena at the "real housewives lisa vanderpump leaving the show? we sat down for an at-home exclusive to find out. >> the reunion wraps up. >> it was an awful season. bloody hallelujah. awful. >> it was an emotional roller coaster in many w >> i felt like i was under attack. >> roll your eyes all you want. you're >> lisa rena seems to have taken it to you this season. >> yeah. she might as well hit me with a baseball bat on the head. >> shut up. you know what [ bleep ] own it.& people are wondering if it's lisa's last season. is she calling it quits? >> i'm going to be ambiguous on this on nothing has been decided yet. for the most part, i had an amazing time. it's given me so many incredible platforms. >> lisa's latest platform is the vanderpump dog foundation dedicated to improving the lives of dogs globally. it's a cause close to her heart. thank you for inviting us into this spectacular, gorgeous home. zee. >> i have news about the dress that no one else knows. plus, the best and worst dressed. >> it looked lik

carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. in the race for president, senator bernie sanders will be back in the bay area tomorrow with two events in oakland. he held a rally in bakersfield last night after events in santa barbara and santa maria earlier in the day. hillary clinton did not have any campaign events in california yesterday but five current and former mayors from all over the country stumped for her. with just 11 days until the primary, all eyes are on california. abc neuews devin dwyer has the story. >> reporter: bernie sanders in california the only candidate on the campaign trail this holiday weekend. >> what is most important to my mind is that we have the strongest democratic candidate out there who, in fact, will not only defeat mr. trump but will demolish mr. trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but sanders wasn't the only one talking -- or in donald trump's case tweeting -- overnight. the likely republican nominee addressing this. protests erupting outside his friday night speech in san diego. trum

let's send it over to lisa argen for a live look at doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> chris, you are right. we are under a dig dome of high pressure. easterly flow or offshore flow is allowing temperatures to be quite mild this morning. how about 65 in san francisco? 62 oakland. the cool spot in the north bay, and mid-50s in between for fremont and san jose. 52 livermore and 48 on the coast. so 24 hours ago we were cooler. so we are gaining some warmth, keeping that warmth through the overnight hours. we will look for another warm day today. numbers coming up another 2 to . 70s on the coast by the afternoon. climbing to the 60s by about noontime. and by 4:00 we see the mid-80s in the inland valleys and a nice evening. about you the cooling trend gets started shortly thereafter. we will talk about it coming up. chris. >> thanks. turning to politics, carly fiorina about spoke for state convention last night. we have more on the busy day at the convince. >> ladies and gentlemen, carly fiorina! >> the former presidential candidate, and now running mate to ted cruz, made it clear. she and cruz a

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triple-double for draymond green, standing by with lisa. >> lisa: thank you. what did you like from the team without steph curry? >> the defense. we made it tough on them, on c.j., if we can make them take tough shots, throughout the course of the series, they're so ball dominant with those two guys, and rightfully so. if we can make it tough on them, we think we can make it tough on them. >> lisa: and i know you like holding down the big guys. so why were you able to be, what was the key to being so successful against plumlee? >> well -- >> lisa: one point, draymond. >> as far as that goes, i have to give a lot of credit to my teammates, because they're on him on the rolls. big fella was down there helping, he was great at the rim. >> lisa: your second career playoff triple-double. did you know you were just one assist away? >> no, i stopped paying attention, i said i can't do that anymore. if it happens, it happens. if it don't, who cares? >> lisa: congratulations. back to you. >> mike: part of a great season, from a wonderful player, draymond green. the gam

i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.of the indianapolis 500. "good morning america" is next at 7:00. coverage of the 100th running of the indy 500 live from the motor speedway begins at 8:00 a.m. "this week" at george will be on at 3:00 p.m. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. our news continues online, on twitter, facebook and your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. have a great sunday, everyone. pause for a moment of remembrance on mamt. we'll see you. bye-bye. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, in the gorilla's grasp. the terrifying scene. >> mommy's right here. >> a little boy falls in front of this massive 400-pound silverback at the zoo. >> a child has fallen into the gorilla cage. >> park officials taking action. >> they made a tough choice and they made the right choice. >> the little boy with non-life threatening injuries. the new concerns about safety this morning. >>> rising waters, homeowners forced to flee, taking what they can. >> i didn't know it was going to come up this fast. >> record rai

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meteorologist lisa is tracking the latest for us. hi, lisa. >> chris, it's warm right now.mbers range from 56 in safr san rafael to 73 by the delta. this is the tower camera where it's 59 degrees in the city. everybody else already in the 60s. north wind to get us started. still a sea breeze to cool us off at the coast. i'll explain, next. >> lisa, thanks. >>> also ahead, the bay area's largest city is just days away from hosting first ever stanley cup final game. preparations under way in san jose. >>> first, a murder mystery is turning into a custody battle. the grandparents fighting over two children on the peninsula. intromercedes-benz c-coupe, redesigned with its athletic prowess and sleek new body. it doesn't just raise the bar... ...it completely crushes it. the all-new c-class coupe. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> welcome back. a peninsula murder mystery is now entwined with a custody battle. two children were removed from their hillsboro home thursday where they once lived with their mother. she is now charged with killing their father. here's abc7 news re

>> lisa, thank you. we have breaking news out of sacramento. a chp officer is in the hospital with moderate to severe injuries after being hit by a fedex truck. it happened at 4:45 this morning near the 15th street off ramp. three lanes of that freeway are now closed in that direction and traffic is moving very slowly. the officer was outside of his vehicle while investigating a hit-and-run accident when the collision occurred. >>> san jose police are asking for the public's help to find this man. a 91-year-old. he was last seen yesterday in east san jose. the 6 foot tall ruiz speaks only spanish, believes he's in mexico and has been diagnosed with alzheimer's. he was last seen wearing a gray zip-up sweater, blue shirt and white shoes. >>> 25 angry and frustrated protesters part of a huge crowd of demonstrators were arrested and booked after refusing to leave city hall while demanding the resignation of the police chief there. protesters accuse the department of police brutality and unnecessary killing.

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lisa argen is tracking it for us. hi, lisa. >> good morning. 5:51 is the official sunrise. from the exploratorium camera, it's clear. numbers in the mid-50s. we will see highs today near 70 degrees downtown. stay with us. i'll have a look at the rest of the bay area and the warmup right in time for the holiday next. >> lisa, thanks. also ahead, the bay area's largest city is just days away from hosting their first-ever stanley cup finals games. the preparations underway in san jose. first, a custody battle. grandparents fighting over two children in the >> a peninsula murder mystery is nowen twined with a custody battle. two children were removed from their home where they once lived with their mother. she's now charged with killing their father. here's the story from vic lee >> tiffany lee's mother and her lawyers came to the courthouse to fight for custody of her grandchildren. jeff carr is their attorney. >> it's our position they were kidnapped unlawfully by our government. >> he's talking about her two children who were suddenly taken into custody by district attorney

and lisa standing by with j.r. >> lisa: thank you, mike. lebron, that kid schroder was hot. take me through the defensive stand that led to the jump ball. >> ah. i came down shot the long three and wasn't a great shot but i got to get back on defense to try to make a play and seen schroder turn the corner. he kind of had a blind side and i was able to get my hand on the ball for the jump ball and that called the game out. >> lisa: even after you controlled the tip they still got a shot out. what were you thinking when you saw it was a pretty good look? >> it was. i was hoping the red light went on for millsap was able to get back in and able to get the stop. a great road win for us. >> lisa: what made this one so difficult? >> the desperation they were playing with. obviously under circumstances we're not down 3-0. they gave us everything they had and we're happy we was able to represent the way we know how to play cavs basketball. >> lisa: who would you like to see in the eastern conference finals? you don't know who you're going to face. who would you rather sear, toronto

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and lisa standing by with j.r. >> lisa: thank you, mike. lebron, that kid schroder was hot. take me through the defensive stand that led to the jump ball. >> ah. i came down shot the long three and wasn't a great shot but i got to get back on defense to try to make a play and seen schroder turn the corner. he kind of had a blind side and i was able to get my hand on the ball for the jump ball and that called the game out. >> lisa: even after you controlled the tip they still got a shot out. what were you thinking when you saw it was a pretty good look? >> it was. i was hoping the red light went on for millsap was able to get it. j.r. was able to bet the ball back in and able to get the stop. a great road win for us. >> lisa: what made this one so difficult? >> the desperation they were playing with. obviously under circumstances we're not down 3-0. they gave us everything they had and we're happy we was able to represent the way we know how to play cavs basketball. >> lisa: who would you like to see in the eastern conference finals? you don't know who you're going to face. w

lisa indeed. alison: it's good to have you back. lisa: it's great to be here. leon: welcome home. wants toad -- metro make your ride safer, but in the process, there could be service headaches. what you need to know about the changes ahead. alison: a scandal over tabs. the candidate involved is speaking out. leon: fairfax county police are looking for leads in a fatal hit and run pedestrian accident. officers canvassed the area where the 33-year-old man was killed one week ago tonight. they handed out flyers with information and urged anyone with information to contact the police. alison: a woman admits to torturing her ex-boyfriend's new car because she thought he was cheating. last week, the 24-year-old germantown man was taking out the trash when he saw flames coming from his car. when he looked closer, he saw his ex-girlfriend 18-year-old, standing beside it. the man says he is working through the insurance process to get the 29th thousand other car replaced. the woman is in custody. a scandal after what appears to pornography websites schaub in a post by local congressional c

>> i think that lisa is right. others have said it, but it's resinates more profoundly coming from the mouth of donald trump. the inevitable gop and contested president of the united states, i think, really hit on a nerve that made people pay attention to a reality that europe really has been slacking off in many ways, not only its external defenses, but internal defenses. >> when you defend countries that don't have a lot of money to spend on defense, you open up them to trade and economic commerce with the united states. >> there's the money these days, that's what he's getting at, and coming from the business, world, eric, trying to negotiate in a public way. think about these takeover kings like carl icahn who puts pressure on, maybe he's not willing to do something, but he wants to communicate something. i think that's in part what we saw from trump. you're on notice, and all the europeans i talk to are nervous about this. >> what is this? is this the one thing -- >> i have to laugh. >> one thing with trump th

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