and matt bai, and e liana johnson. >> this is "meet the press." >> good sunday morning. it subject often you see the passage of a bill that merely made it through the house. after their health care win, president trump, and house speaker paul ryan were happy to spike the football. even if there is a lot of green grass between them and the end zone. the house handed a bill, not read by most of those who voted for it. and counts among the winners, those with high incomes, wealthy people without pre-existing conditions. the young and large employers. oldser americans, those with pre-existing conditions, those counting on obamacare's benefits. the president as he has done so many times before, proved people wrong. >> theayes. >> a white house celebration. >> am i doing okay, i am president. do you tbl? >> they vetoed on thursday to scale back health care for millions, bending if not breaking promises mr. trump has made. >> i want to keep pre-existing condition. i think we need it. >> the house bill would allow states to op it out, on rising rates with those with pre-existing

matt bai, from yahoo news. and iliana johnson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good morning. chuck todd is off today. it's not often you see a white house signing ceremony celebrating the passage of a bill that has merely made it through the ho president trump and house speaker paul ryan were more than happy to spike the football. even if there is still a lot of green grass between them and the end zone. that said, the house did just hand a skeptical senate a bill not scored by the congressional budget office, not read by most of those who voted for it. and that counts among its winners those with high incomes, wealthier people without pre-existing conditions. the young and large employers. and among its losers, the poor, older americans, people with pre-existing conditions and those who counted on obamacare's essential health benefits. still, this was a win president tru

matt bai, from yahoo news. and iliana johnson.sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good morning. chuck todd is off today. it's not often you see a white house signing ceremony celebrating the passage of a bill that has merely made it through the house. but after their health care win, president trump and house speaker paul ryan were more than happy to spike the football. even if there is still a lot of green grass between them and the end zone. that said, the house did just hand a skeptical senate a bill not scored by the congressional budget office, not read by most of those who voted for it. and that counts among its winners those with high incomes, wealthier people without pre-existing conditions. the young and large employers. and among its losers, the poor, older americans, people with pre-existing conditions and those who counted on obamacare's essential health benefits. still, thi

. >> there was a lot of funny business, matt bai. >> yeah.her continuing to ta a look, i never lost a national election so i'm sure it's a -- >> one that you thought -- >> i'm sure you could, matt. >> i'm sure you could if you try. >> i appreciate that compliment. >> one that you thought you were going to win. >> even harder to figure out. >> and to trump. >> and i agree with joe biden and what david axelrod said on this. she did not lose because of comey's press conference. comey put the attention back on her. he may have made it more of a referendum on her. reminded people she was running for president. by all rights it should have been that referendum all along. she did not run an assertive campaign. argumentative campaign. she hoped her opponent would implode and spare her having to do that. that was a huge gamble that's why she lost. >> well, you were there. we were on every minute of that campaign. she points to nate silver and others that the polling was going all the way up. and then 11 days out comey and it starts to plateau and go d

matt keller is on the scene as you might have seen a few minutes ago, east bay 580 at first street, a deadly crash, and they are still trying to clean that up. there are multiple lanes closed and there are two lanes still blowing and given it's light traffic on a holiday, and it seems to be moving smoothly right now just before 5:00 a.m. i don't expect to see a lot of cars on the bay bridge toll plaza. 13 minutes gets you into san francisco. >>> and a new way for you to meet products, get it. the butcher is now selling his products in a vending machine, so it's stocked with fresh bacon and other cuts. it's insulated and refridge rated and won't sell anything if the temperature drops below an unsafe level, and he says the convenience is undeniable. >> and look at it as if it's another way to serve the customers when i can't be here for them. >> the meat vending machine is already in europe and it's the first one here in the bay area. >> it's called i would have to try it. >>> new at 5:00, how one couple fought back. >>> and then a secret show in napa but didn't finish their big set las

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there have been a rash of car burglaries at several stations in the bay area. >> matt keller is livet with more. matt? >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is troubling. you park your car then you go and hop on bart and when you get back later in the day you find out your window was smashed or even worse your car is gone. this has happened a lot recently. 16 auto burglaries or vandalism since sunday. most took place at the millbrae station yesterday. an officer found nine vehicles with their windows smashed. some victims say nothing was taken, others reported electronics, credit cards, cash and stereo equipment were stolen. an officer was able to find fingerprints on at least one of the vehicles. four auto thefts have been reported since this past thursday. we have reached out to bart and have yet to hear back. reporting live from fremont, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> experts are warning parents about a recent uptick in youth with baseball related injuries. one big problem, little league elbow that is caused by repetitive throwing that can increase

matt. >>> new this morning in the east bay, sky 7 shows an accident involv land. this is on 63rd and market street. the bus belongs to the berkley unified school trs t wso d iskids onic the bus during the accident. it is important you know that they are ally.ka o to the hospital. investigators are not releasing any information about what >>ppened or who was at fault. ow> accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good morning. did you notice the extra haze in the air? in fachet youou east bay hills camera looking south bound this o is our first alert. only three days into is season and looks likeay neighborhoods, hills and valleys where poor hair quality could develop this afternoon. if y burn gas. doesn't that waterloo inl vieting? especially when you look at the temperatures.rd high san franci. 92, record high in concord. and and will be d today in san pretty close in oakland, 84. the record is 86. i have a drat matng utip in the. 85 degrees. kristin. >>> mike, thanks. the weather beckons outside but you may have noticed lots and lots of mosquitos. turns out this

the guy that sticks with his job matt keller from abc 7 in the bay area. >> where are the handles?t least there's music. >> wow, brother. well done. >> live reporting this. we cannot finish off without going back to enjoy corey. >>> it's always really awesome when kids get to partake in their parents' big life moments. like in this case these twins are at their mother's wedding and they've choreographed a dance and they're going to surprise the crowd with it. ♪ >> get it. get it. get it. >> hey! >> you hear bruno mars' "24 karat magic" and they start busting into their moves. >> dab on them, young man. dab on them. >> it's so cute. and the attitude, the moves. and they're kind of in unisonish. they got close a couple of times, you can tell. >> it's looking more like her idea than his. >> this is so much better than the first a dance as a bride and groom. this is much more entertaining and cute. >> super adorable. >> good for mom. big life changing moment where is your mother is marrying another man, to see the kids care enough to go into this amount of effort, that's cool. >> the v

8-3 the bay area sports hall of fame's 2017 class is in the books as the bashof sponsor kron is featuring these viniettes of the inductess including the giant they called "the big marine"... matt: toyota open) "this bay area sports hall of fame moment is brought to you by toyota. let's go places. "i would rather spend time on the baseball field than anything else." over a 17- year career, he appeared in 5- all star games and collected four silver slugger awards. but the individual achievement he's proudest of-- four gold gloves."the gold glove award is the most prestigious for me. the reason for that is it's voted on by the opposing coaches and managers. so you know if you win one, you have the respect of your opposition."now, he's a bay area sports hall of famer "this bay area sports hall of fame moment has been brought to you by toyota. let's go places." the warriors are headed to texas. this afternoon golden state departed to san antonio as the western conference finals series shifts to the a-t and tee center . the warriors will be looking for the third straight playoff sweep. game three will b

bay. that brings the total to seven this week alone. >> fire officials are ready to give us new details on the investigation. matt reggie and natasha. since the last time i saw you we moved to crescenta court from the other location. this is the second car fire that took place overnight in the east bay, and can you see the damage done to the front of the vehicle, looks like a toyota suv. and it's frustrating in the east bay dealing with the fires taking part. and we are talking to the fire marshal, and explain to us what took place overnight and why it's frustrating to you and the residents. >> we had two additional fires overnight, and one in lafayette and this one is in the town limits of lafayette. they both seemed to have a common thread with the other fires that you have been reporting on earlier in the week, and so we do believe these fires to all be related. >> our town as it at seven fires

matt. >>> now developing news out of the south bay. san jose elementary schools have gotten sick from the fast-spreading stomach bug hit these campuses. now, school officials say symptoms start at surfacing two weeks ago, and they include nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, and they are busy disinfecting classrooms and a spokesperson has these suggestions. >> if your child is symptoms, and keep them out and call and then keep them out a couple days. >> this is not a confirmed neuro virus. and our website, abc7 news, has a complete list of schools and tips to protect your child. >>> a former fbi agent is calling this video a call for the golden gate bridge. and security had no idea. when they got to the top, they did not just take in the view, they did summersaults, and

matt. >>> we expect another big crowd in the east bay for what could be a second night of heated school meetingsa flight over whether a large district should be split into two. a group of parents that live in an affluent are wanting a smaller district that they say is more responsive to students. opponents say it's basically economic segregation and they are concerned it would impact special needs programs. >>> and then having its turn in the sierra lamar murder charges. they are trying to convince the jury the dna evidence from a car ties him to her death, and the defense says she ran away from home and is still

matt williams... a 5-time all-star and world series champion... "this bayment is brought to you by toyota. let's go places. "i would rather spend time on the baseball field than anything else." williams found himself in the giants farm system as the 3rd-overall pick...not too long after that...welcome to the big leagues in 1994, he led the league with 43-home runs.... and was on pace to make a run at roger maris' single- season record until a strike cut the year short. over a 17-year career, he appeared in 5-all star games and collected four silver slugger awards. but the individual achievement he's proudest of-- four gold gloves. "the gold glove award is the most prestigious for me. the reason for that is it's voted on by the opposing coaches and managers. so you know if you win one, you have the respect of your opposition." after being traded by the giants in 1996, he played in two fall classics-- one with the indians and then, with the diamondbacks in 2001...when he finally won it all. now, he's a

bay area today. >> one happening now. mat keller is there live. matt? >> reporter: flags at half staff here at veterans plaza, and the city is known for its support of its local veterans, a chance to honor them and those who are no longer here. a solemn, uplifting ceremony this morning. ♪ for the ramparts we watched >> reporter: a few hundred people gathering at the plaza to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and service to the country. a korean war veteran and navy cross recipient for valor and combat. >> forever indebted for those who have given their lives that we might be free. >> who gave the memorial day reflection. >> too much of this not talked about in schools, history's being lost. these people we honor today, wouldn't be able for you and i to be here talking. >> reporter: residents who lost their lives serving the country in times of war were read out loud. followed by the ringing of the bell and placing of the wreaths. a day of reflection and opportunity for gratitude, even from those who served. >> we shouldn't be thanking me for m

bay. giants facing the nationals, matt cain on the mound for the good guys.s in layers tonight, 60s to 50s with a brisk wind. >>> let's take a live look out at the oracle arena. the warriors are gearing up for the nba finals. golden state will have the home- court advantage for game one on june 1. the team will played cleveland cavaliers. tickets prices are fluctuating before the game thursday but at last check we learned it will cost at least $500 just to get inside for standing room. >>> a protest going on this morning in the south bay. coming up we'll tell you what some labor unions are demanding. >> fire forces a plane bound for sfo to make an emergency landing. what went up in flames next. giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. >>> i'm anne makovec live in san jose, where union members are picketing this morning. you can see them here behind me. they are demanding that local union labor be used to help build new developments in san jose. the issue ca

matt keller, abc7 news. >>> developing news out of the south bay that parents really need to know about. hundreds of students at ten san jose elementary schools got sick from a likely innnorovirus outbreak. we do have the full list on our website. officials say symptoms started surface two weeks ago, and school officials have been busy disinfecting classrooms. >> be sure if your kids are experiencing symptoms make sure you report it to the school and make sure they know if you are keeping them out, and if you do keep them out make sure they are home a couple days without any symptoms before they come back. >> 200 children are already sick, and 80 at hacienda school alone. and you can see a complete list of schools affected and tips to protect your kids on abc7news.com. >>> and then a real wake-up call for the security on the golden gate bridge. two teens climbing up to the north tower no ropes and when they got to the top, they did not take in the view, did summersaults and hung off the edge and did back flips. >> i had to do it with one hand, and i had my camera in the other hand. >> th

matt keller has the latest. >> reporter: the flames were huge. another car on fire in the east bay. this one called in just after 2:00 this morning on anita drive in walnut creek. >> my house got so light, it was like daytime because of all the emergency vehicles and that woke me up. >> reporter: david just heard about the string of arson fires last night then woke up to find out his 2005 acura tl was destroyed. >> we really got very lucky because it could have spread to the homes. it could have spread to my house. it would have been terrible. >> reporter: just 11 minutes after david's kari rupted in flames, another vehicle, a toyota high lander, parked on the street was set on fire in lafayette. this follows yesterday's fires in brentwood and others in walnut creek, martinez and lafayette earlier this week. seven vehicle fires this week and now investigators are going back to the beginning of the year to see if other fires are linked to the same person or people. >> your best protection is to be vigilant, pay attention to what is going on. if you see something that doesn't look qui

matt keller, abc7 news. >>> now a concern out of the south bay that parents could be concerned about. there's a likely neuro virus outbreak, and that reportedly hit the campuses that you see on your screen and we have a list on the website now, and nausea, vomiting and diarrhea are the symptoms, and a district spokesperson tell us these suggestions for parents. >> make sure you report if they are having symptoms, and make sure if you keep them out of school make sure they are home for a couple days without symptoms before they come back. >> this is not a confirmed norovirus outbreak. our website has more resources, abc7news.com a complete list of schools affected and tips on how to protect your kids. >>> a former fbi agent is calling this a wake-up call. two wisconsin teenagers climbed to the top of the tower and security had no idea. at the top, they didn't just take in the view, they did summersaults and back flips. abc7 news spoke with one of the teens back home via face-time. >> i actually had to do it one hand because i had my camera in the other hand. >> he said he and a buddy c

bay are investigating a highway shooting. >> this time two people were hurt on highway 880. matt keller is live for us in hayward.> reporter: good news for commuters this morning, the exit ramp and the on-ramp here at witten avenue off of southbound 880 is open and it was closed for several hours overnight but a doubling incident while two people were shot while traveling inside their truck, a gray tacoma, and it was traveling around 9:00 last night and was taking the off-ramp when another vehicle pulled up on the drive side and someone open fire, and they were taken to the hospital and are stable with nonlife-threatening injuries. no witnesses have come forward at this time and they don't have a description of the suspect's vehicle. chp is asking you to give them a call if you saw something. >>> the fbi and chp are holding a news conference with leaders to discuss the installation of cameras on two freeways in the waeb. the news conference will be held at 9:00 at the supervisor chambers. >> grief counsellors will be on hand at a union city high school today to help with the loss senior. >> it was 2:30 a.m. and a

bay. there's a strip mall fire in san jose that we have been watching all morning long, and matt keller isive on the scene with us there. >> reporter: i want to show you something now. you can see firefighters are still spraying water on to the building here, and even though they are in full control and knocked down the fire in the past 20 minutes or so. what they are trying to do with the water is not put out the flames but knock down the awning. they call it a widow maker, and that's when there's a damaged piece of structure that can call on a firefighter down below, they they want to make sure they stay clear of that and knock it down so they don't have issues with it later on today. and this is video from earlier this morning, and you can see the flames that took place here at the o'reilly auto parts store on south white road and story road in san jose. firefighters had a real fight on their hands and two hours they were battling the fire before they were able to knock it down and get control of the flames. they were out here all morning long spraying water from above, and fighting thi

matt delucia will feature lucy the elephant. and at 6:15, he'll look at boating and fishing in the bay. >>> 4:47. roman catholic high school in center city is expanding. today the school will celebrate the groundbreaking of the howard center for the arts. the new building will eventually house choral and ceramic studios along with space for drama, computer design, and photography classes. construction begins in the summer. should be open by next spring. >>> also today, philly goes robotic. 400 elementary, middle, and high school students will learn how to design, program, and build robots at the seventh annual philly robotics expo. the event at the university of pennsylvania pairs engineering and science with some of the most creative young minds in the city. >>> 4:48. 57 degrees. back-to-work tuesday. let's get you to work. >> we'll check in with francesca ruscio looking at septa. what are you seeing? >>> we did get a notification from septa involving the norristown high-speed line. they are operating with delays because of equipment problems. just be mindful of that if you need to head out and

. >> wow, interesting, matt, what's in the reporter bag in addition to the fire coverage stuff. >> always ready. >> santa cruz to other beacheses in the bay area, revealing the new list of the top five hot spots. >> oh, yeah. >>> jaw dropping videos from the pennsylvania school. an employee caught on video picking the student up by the neck and how he tried to justify the actions. >>> more breaking news in san jose, sky7 live over a house firement you can ski the flames are still burning with black smoke. soaring into the sky there in san jose. we'll have more >>> breaking news in san jose, sky7 over the scene of a house fire. this is burning just east of 680, south of capital expressway at summer street and summer court. the house is burning, flames visible, firefighters oven the roof there, thick black smoke visible in the sky. we'll continue to track the sec situation for you. follow us on twitter and on our free abc news app. >>> shocking video from a pennsylvania school. this is in pittsburgh. this is during a controversy this morning. watch as the school employee is on video grabbing a student by the neck and lifting him up off the

. >> and no matt ter how small the case may be to you, it may be big to someone else. >> reporter: in antioch, garvin thomas, nbc bay a area news. >> another officer-involved shooting in san jose, and the fourth one this month. coming up, why the police chief says that what happened here is unavoidab unavoidable. >>> a third slide at a brand-new a water park in dublin is now closed down. i will have a live report with the details of the state inspect inspector's trying to figure out how a 10-year-old flew off one of those slides. >>> right now, it is 5:00, and another police shooting in san jose. details of the violent encounter downtown. the news at 5:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney and peggy bunker has the night off. mistake action after a man with a deadly weapon refuses to calm down. it was a chaotic scene that happened just after midnight at jost. john's street near st. jas park. and thom jensen has more on the report. he had a ax? >> yes, he had an, and that is what made it impossible according to the chief to not shoot? what happened in that apartment

. >>> breaking news in the south bay, a huge fire badly damages a san jose strip mall. matt live with the cleanup. >>> plus, bart is responding to a claim that its app meant for anonymous crime reporting is tracking your every move. >>> and mike and alexis helping make this a better day keeping you up to the minute on weather and traffic so you get where (man) hmm. ♪hat do you think? (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> right now president trump just left israel, he's on his way to italy. we watched as he took off from tel aviv just moments ago with the first family that boarded air force one and went to rome. he was in israel where he urged harmony in the middle east, primarily trying to unite the u.s., israel and the saudis against iran and islamic terrorism. president trump and the first lady now head to rome. he will meet there with pope francis, the italian president, and

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. >> develops news in the south bay, a bad crash sends a driver to the hospital and has might bes asking, when it someone going to fix this ongoing problem. matt keller is live for us on south san jose. matt? >> reporter: the posted speed limit here is 35 a miles per hour. now, check out the damage done to the tree where the car hit it before coming to rest in the opposite lanes. now, police say they don't know if speed was a factor in this crash. they have no witnesses. they have no video. this tree in the median in san jose has a giant scar after a honda accord smashed through it around 5:00 this morning before coming to a rest in the lanes in the opposite direction. >> i heard a big crunch. then dragging. >> reporter: crews arrived on scene, pulled the man from the car, and dan came out to see what happened next. >> they were doing cpr on him, there was an air bag over the mouth, and pumping him with air, and pushing down on the chest. >> reporter: san jose police say the driver was a man in his 70s, taken to the hospital with serious injuries. westbound lanes closed for about four hours until the on-scene investigation was complete. this w

bay school is trashed, windows broken, furniture wrecked. investigation into who vandalized the school is underway. today, that school is shut down. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose. matt? >> reporter: 111 students are elsewhere right now. here at the school, they are replacing windows damaged thursday morning. this is just the beginning of the repairs and massive cleanup. may 4th was going to be a special day, tomorrow, the preschool and kindergarten, their annual starwars party. rather than a celebration, it was sadness. the school's owner arrived after 6:00 a.m. thursday. >> the amount of devastation and destruction that went down in this room is just -- it's so senseless. >> reporter: the school was vandalized, rooms ransacked. furniture destroyed. windows broken. >> like a hurricane hit. they have destroyed diapers and creams and i mean, they have strewn hot sauce across the carpet. did my best to keep it from the students, and they showed up yesterday in their costumes ready for the party. broke my heart. >> reporter: cameras were down that morning because they were upgraded. she got a gliplook at a person, i heard the bell go off

bay area. a 15-year-old girl vanishes on the way to school, the body never found. we have team coverage of the verdict. matt keller is live at the hall of justice in san jose. max has more on the verdict. max? >> reporter: very emotional here at the santa clara courthouse. gasps heard as the verdict was read from the clerk inside that courtroom. then in the overflow courtroom, there were loud applause and cheers from the people who were watching that closed circuit video of the proceedings. now -- [ inaudible ] murder of sierra lamar, found guilty of three counts of attempted kidnapping of three women in a safeway store where he used to work. they talked to us outside the courthouse. >> nothing will take away the pain and sorrows we experience every day, and we will continue to experience for the rest of our lives. truly, we've been praying for the chapter to have this ending, justice. >> we'll obviously never get sierra back, so it's not closure, but it is a good first step, and the jury did the right thing. >> reporter: the search for sierra continues. the prosecution convinced the jury of the guilt witho

matt keller talked with those passengers. >> reporter: relief at sfo's baggage claim about 4:00 this morning. passengers from united flight 1579 arrived in the bay area from newark, new jersey about four hours late. >> it was terrifying but only for a second. >> reporter: an engine caught fire wise the plane was taxiing on newark's tarmac before takeoff last night. 124 passengers were told to evacuate immediately. >> and then the flight attendant announced everybody take off your seat belts and rush to the exit. the lights were switched off and when we reached the dpits the chutes were already deployed. slid down the chutes. there were fire engines and everything around. >> reporter: once passengers slid down to the tarmac they were then taken back to the terminal. some of them shaken. five had minor injuries including oakland resident portia dixon. >> i exited the back of the plane and when i was jumping off the tarp, you know, people were just piling on behind me and, you know, a gentleman landed on my leg. but other stewardess said run as fast as you can away from the plane. >> reporter: paramedics asked if portia wanted to go to the hospital

matt pelman is here and the ting is here. good-- the fog is here. >> it's dense in spots especially along the coastline and delaware bay where we have a dense fog advisoryt's start with storm tracker6 live double scan because we can see not openly showers but thunderstorms brewing. they're a ways off. we have to look north of harrisburg and west of harrisburg to get these storms but you get the idea we have storms in motion head our way. 5-mile visibility at philadelphia international airport but only point flee trenton n-millville. the fog is a big deal there, less than a mile visibility in wilmington, .8 and 1 mile in dover and the wildwood, half a mile atlantic city airport so be careful as you're travel bag in some spots we are seeing dense fog, certainly more so than yesterday. here's your satellite and radar image. we're watching again for scattered showers or thunderstorms. right now we're starting with drizzle. we certainly see the clouds but we are going to get some breaks in the clouds. it's going to be a mix of clouds and sun through the afternoon. the temperature 62. so, you know what, we're already better than yesterday. so, that's not bad.

. >>> we are tracking developing news in the south bay where police are looking for vandals that ransacked a school in san jose. >> mattorter: i want to show you the sign for parents and students. it says sorry we are closed due to vandalism and apologize for the inconvenience. as we come in you can see some of the damage here. this is one of the windows that was broken and inside it was a mess. i just talked to somebody who was in charge of the janitorial services here and he said they had to keep the room like it is until the insurance company comes here and they can figure out how they are going to pay for it and then take three days to clean up so they won't be open until at least monday. we want to show you some of the video from inside, and diapers everywhere and toys and furniture damaged. it's a mess. parents say this happened overnight wednesday into supposed to have a big "star wars" party on thursday and that did not happen because of the vandalism. a parent of one of the students started a gofundme page to help pay for the repairs. posted a picture on that page. so far people have raised more than $4900. th

. >>> breaking news in the east bay, a bad crash on i-580 and livermore that claimed at least one life. >> mattr is covering this for us and is live near first street. what is the update? >> reporter: since i last saw you the chp and tow trucks cleared the scene out here on cleared the scene out here on east bay lanes blocked, and it happened just before 2:30 this morning, a hyundai accent crashed into the wall on the side of 580 and was disabled in the middle lane, when another vehicle a toyota corolla crashed into it. >> the accident suffered so much damage, it was spread throughout several lanes and part of the rear portion of the car was separated from the front portion and was being held together by a seat belt and part of the car started to burn, debris that went into the center divider. >> drivers of the corolla tried to get the driver of the accent out of the car, but that driver, a man described at 25 to 30 years old died at the scene. the driver of the corolla is fine, and the driver of the kwraurice was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> happening today thousands expected

cloudy skies, cool conditions as matt moore takes to the mound at 10:05, it's the nats in -- 1:05, it's the nats in town at 61 degrees. hope you enjoy your day. >>> more bay area headlines this morning. one east bay community may be easing up on marijuana. concord city leaders are considering arepeal on its ban -- a repeal on its ban of dispensaries and pot delivery. those who use medical marijuana and rely on dispenseries right now have to go to berkeley or oakland. city leaders say they are not necessarily opposed to allowing a dispensary on the outskirt of the city as long as the number is limited. >>> next week voters in santa rosa will decide whether to cap annual rent increases at 3%. measure c would also require landlords to have just cause to evict a tenant or pay a fee. the ordinance would reverse any rent increases that took effect after january 1st of last year. landlords could petition the city to allow any rent increases over 3%. >>> time now 6:52. they want to raise tuition but are they spending the money wisely? next the lavish dinner parties being thrown by the uc board of regents. >>> and some delays are being reported right now at sfo. i

bay school is hoping to reopen next week after a stunning act of vandalism. it was trashed, windows broken, furniture destroyed as abc7 news reporter matt keller shows us, the investigation into who vandalized tomorrow montessori is underway. >> reporter: may 4 was a special day underway. it is their annual "star wars" party. instead of a celebration, it was sadness. the school's owner arrived just after 6:00 a.m. on thursday. >> the amount of devastation and destruction that went down in this room is just -- senseless. >> reporter: the school was vandalized. rooms ran sacked, furniture destroyed, windows broken. >> looks like a hurricane hit. they have destroyed diapers andd strewn hot sauce across carpet. >> reporter: the party was canceled. the school closed down for clean up. >> i've done my best to keep it from the students, although they did show up. costumes were ready for the party. it hurt. >> reporter: she says security cameras were down that morning because they're being upgraded. she did get a gleimpse of a person leaving the building. >> as i was on the phone with 911 the bell went off. that's how i knew someone was in our building. >> reporter: she said it

bay. san jose police shot and killed a man after they found two people dead inside a home. >> matt kellerorter: changes this morning, natasha, here, at the investigation scene. they moved the armour vehicle and parked it here, and so they are having issues with the lighting this morning. they have yellow lights out here and they were having to wait for daylight to take the photographs of the scene and now they are waiting for the corner to take away the bodies of the victims and suspect. police found two people dead at a home here, and the team was called in. no word on the relationship between the suspect and the victims. the officer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the second officer-involved shooting in 24 hours. lincoln avenue is open so kids should have no trouble getting to school a quarter mile away from here, and we heard from a sergeant on the scene saying he is expecting this scene to be open he investigated for a couple more hours. >>> the house will vote on the measure that could be the first step in replacing and repealing the affordable care act. there w

. >>> developing news in the south bay, san jose police shot and killed a man after finding two people dead in a home. >> matt live. matt. >> reporter: natasha, since i last saw you the police investigation has continued here in this willow glen neighborhood. we are told the bodies of the victims and suspect is here. it started as a report of a shooting. officers arrived here last night after 9:00 and found two people dead here. the s.w.a.t. team was called in and they open fire on the suspect and that man died at the scene. the officer has been placed on paid administrative leave. this is the second officer-involved shooting in 24 hours. the district attorney's office will also be investigating this officer-involved shooting. >>> happening today, the house is voting on the measure that could be the last step in repealing and replacing the affordable care act. and a face-to-face meeting with president trump, the amendment gives states $8 billion over five years to help cover pre-existing conditions. the gop health care bill needs 216 votes to pass and this is going to be a close one. >> this is deadly. this i

bay this morning. san jose police shot and killed a man after finding two people dead inside a home. >> it happened in the rural glen neighborhood. matt there. matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. we are quarter of mile away, and the investigation is he this happened all the way down at the end of the street according to an officer here on the scene. we are told the bodies of the two victims are here, and coroner's office will come out. this all started as a report of a shooting and officers arrived here last night just after 9:00 and found two people dead, and s.w.a.t. team was called in and residents were told to shelter in place, and no word on the relationship between the suspect and the victims. the officer has been paid on paid administrative leave. this was the second-officer involved shooting in 24 hours, and this scene is expected to be out here a few hoar houmore hou morning. >>> the house will vote on the measure that could be the first step on repealing and replacing the affordable care act. >>> this morning we are already hearing from angry democratic leaders, and they say the plan will have a negative imp

. >>> a bay area artist says he cannot believe how he was treated when coming back to sfo after an over matter a live. >> reporter: the aclu says this is a growing problem, more than 2,000 cell phones were searched in february alone, including one belonging to a local artist and professor. >> it's a very chilling experience. >> in february, u.s. customs and border protection pulled him aside at sfo and had returned home from belgium and he asked him about his art which is about oppressive governments, and he refused to tell them his password and the agents told him they could just take his phone. >> it was an unreasonable sarch. there was no probable cause. there was no warrant. >> the aclu filed a complaint saying the incident not only violated the government policy but was unconstitutional. and a spokesperson says they cannot comment on pending litigation. matt keller, abc7 news. >>> breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> following breaking news from the live desk, a terrible bus crash in missouri. this is in kirkwood, about half an hour west of st. louis. you can see the school bus wen

matt. >> we have a wonderful start to our day to day on this sunday. now we are going to talk bay few rain chances but they are not so well later tonight and into our monday morning. it will be a dry, sunday for us. temperatures out there on the warm side of things, little bit mug/the sky deck as well, sitting at 68 degrees in center city. as we head down close to the shore we are at 64 and we are looking at 61 in the poconos with kind of a weak wind but it will be coming in off of the ocean down at the shore points. later this afternoon. that will help to keep our temperatures cooler, there we are still getting up in the 70 's here across center city. it should be a nice day in the poconos. temperatures beside just here in the center city area. sixty in reading. sixty in trenton. looking at 64 in millville up to 65 in wildwood. again there is that easterly flow that is in the mix all day long. for our high temperature as we are heading down to the beach 67 degrees right by the ocean. chilly ocean water temperature of 63. partly cloudy, but our uv index still high still need sun c

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bay. all the way into the holiday on monday. and just one quick note. the atlanta braves are in town and mattain is on the mound for the good guys tonight. what a fun time to kick-start the holiday going to a giants game with partly cloudy skies. hey, michelle, what are you facebooking about today? >> a lot of things. >>> social media, facebook has penned deals with millennial focus news and entertainment hub for scripted shows for its upcoming video service. buzzfeed are on the board for the long and short form shows with ad breaks. facebook won't own the shows. >>> instagram is easing up on its no link rule. in the past it only allowed links in bios. now they will allow them in direct messages. it's also changed a feature for pictures sent in a message. you will no longer have to crop images before sending them. >>> snapchat just released five new filters ahead of memorial day weekend. the originals birthday, weddings and celebrations, but now the company is giving you the fixings to showcase proms, businesses, and food and bars. graduations are another new occasion. and maybe best of all,

matt holliday with a game winner. the a's make a late push but fall short. they lose to the yankees 3-. >> today in the bayr these messages. we'll take a look at trump's $4.1 trillion budget proposal and what it could mean for california. political analyst larry gerston joining uz live in the studio next. budget to congress for the 2018 fiscal year, which >>> president donald trump has presented his first federal budget to congress for the 2018 fiscal year, when begins october 1st. the $4.1 trillion document proposes massive increases in defense spending, dramatic decreases in domestic spending, and sizable tax cuts for wealthy people. what does it mean for california? larry gerston here to sort is out. let's talk about how important this budget is and what stands out in the details now that you're seeing them. >> it's very important because this document is not only about dollars, but it's also about value. key political values in this country. but let's bear in mind that what the president proposes is not likely to be what congress appropriates. it's a proposed budget for congress to consider the most ob

matt, thank you. >>> happening today the fbi and chp are holding a news conference with leaders to discuss the installation of cameras on two areas on the east bay. there have been more than 80 highway shootings in the last year and a half and many on interstate 880 and highway 4. in an effort to catch the shootings as they happen. >> this is such a sad story. >>> grief counselors will be at a union city high school today and they are helping students and faculty cope with the death of a senior that was weeks away from graduation. she died in a car crash in fremont and her mom was driving when another car plowed into them. the mom has major injuries but is expected to survive. shane has just spent the night at the james logan high school prom. >> she was supposed to be graduating, like, next month, and then, like, just not seeing that hurts my heart, and, like, i just want to see her graduate. >> the people in the car that hit shane and her mother have minor injuries. fremont police are look into whether alcohol or speeding may have played a role in the crash. >>> if you drive highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains, you may have though tues