able to arrest 219-year-olds, one from crofton and one from pasadena. they are facing a variety of charges. tonight, the focus is on a message of kindness, not that message of hate. we will have much more on this uplifting mother's day story, coming up at 10:00 and at 11:00. in grafton, brad bell. that to you. kimberly: we love it. happy mother's day to all the moms out there. the first lady posting this sweet tweet in television of motherhood, a snapshot of her son barron. it was beautiful weather. i hope you got to enjoy it with mom or on your own. it was spectacular. molly: by about 10:00, we did not even need the jacket anymore. that is more to come. we are tracking temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's, so get ready. it will be feeling more like august. we can see a little bit of cloud cover left over here and that is what we are stuck with. a little bit of an increase in cloud cover. that is the moral of the story. blue skies mixing here near national. both westerly winds have been kicking in all day long. some of the peak wind gust have been

pasadena, roseville and it's weakened a bit and it's no longer severe. there is another area of showers we are watching. they aren't severe. diminishing in intensity. farther south we have a one single cell that has lightning and heavy rain moving east 30 miles per hour. so that is headed at the bottom of the hour to la plata and hughesville. in charles county. maybe it's right in the end of st. mary's county. one of those. it's close. prince frederick and across the river across the bay. it's settling down across the area. the showers developed a few hours ago and briefly flared up to severe levels. now diminished. heavy rail in the part of the storms as well. later tonight another line to keep an eye on. this is with the cold front itself across far western maryland. it looks like the showers will diminish before they reach the area. the weather looks good later tonight. partly cloudy tomorrow a spectacular day. mostly sunny. low humidity. northwesterly wind at a to 10. a great outdoor weather day. friday looks good as well. i haven't put rain in the d

alert system is being researched and developed with help from several major universities including pasadena'salifornia institute of technology. >> for me, i've been dreaming about having this system go live in california 30 years now literally. >> reporter: dr. thomas heaton is not only a seismologist at cal tech one of the pioneers of the early warning system that will give people seconds if not upwards of a minute of advanced warning before shaking begins. >> at the moment we're in the go full-speed ahead to try to implement the plan. it's a little disconcerting to see a message that say, by the way, we will put a full halt to everything. >> reporter: cutting the finding would most likely derail a limited rollout of the system scheduled for next year. >> a lot of people will be cobb fused about what it can and can't do and in general they'll be happy to have this opposed to not having it. >> if there was any question whether the technology would work, seismologists point to a prototype of the early warning system that gave scientists an eight second warning of the napa earthquake that happe

continue on from the south bay tomorrow biking every day this week until the final stop that happens in pasadena saturday. >> exciting. >>> the warriors prepare for game two against the spurs tomorrow night after the mother of all comebacks yesterday. >> they overcame a 25-point deficit to beat san antonio in game one of the western conference finals. golden state fell behind early in the game. >> they were not there in the first half. >> but took advantage after leonard had an injury. so as kristin knows, as all of you at home know, a nail biter until the end with the warriors winning by two points. this was the biggest comeback win in the conference finals in 15 years. game two is tomorrow night at oracle, tipoff at 6:00, and watch the game on sister network espn. >> you can use this to show kids you never give up. fight until the end. fans show off the dub nation pride. we want to see your pride on social media and we may show them here on abc 7 news. >>> if you're stuck on a broken down train for hours, you'd be irritated or hungry. >> yes. up next, a >>> if you're hungry, stuck on a broken

[upbeat music] ♪ jacob maarse florists is a pasadena institution.or 52 years he was the go-to florist. the business made millions supplying flowers for presidential inaugurations, celebrity events, and the annual rose bowl parade. when jacob died in 2010, his son hank took over the business. it's been a very tough transition. hank has struggled to lead. >> there'll be some growing pains. um... so, well, first of all, i'm on the top, i'm the president, i'm the owner. >> just three years later, revenue is down and those profits have turned into losses. last year maarse generated $3.6 million in revenue but still showed a loss of $20,000. >> between the prices and the disappointing product, i don't know that i would keep coming back. >> to keep the business up and going, hank took a $200,000 loan from his mom and borrowed another $100,000 from the bank. >> i would agree we're not making money. >> right. >> hank hasn't made a profit in three years, and he's $300,000 in debt. that's not a good sign for the 30-plus employees who depend on this company to

montgomery and howard county now crossing through the b-w parkway, headed towards bowie around 6:42, pasadena 6:50 and arnold at 7:03. to the south tracking other showers across southern approaching leonardtown and back along i-95 along fredericksburg toward port royal. you folks in the northern neck will see a few showers. coming out of the shenandoah valley, these showers are moving off front royal 6:41 and warrenton at about 7:24. we managed to get up to 65 degrees today, but if you're going out tonight, grab the jackets. i do think most of the shower activity will diminish towards sunset or shortly after with evening temps in the 50s. cold tonight, 30s and 40s tomorrow morning. we'll let you know how long the nice weather will last and when showers are back in the forecast. i'm tracking it for you with the seven-day. i'll be back in a few minutes. >>> it's a disease that affects the body, mind and soul of so many families in our area, brain cancer. today was the 20th annual race for hope to bring awareness and raise money for a possible cure. wusa9's janice park joined more than 10,000 pe

committee will be continuing their tours today, during the various la sites like the rose bowl in pasadena, dodger stadium. they are in that three-day visit, looking at sites in long beach, santa monica and other close locations that could host specific olympic events. the ioc will choose between los angeles and paris during the meeting in september. >>> the giants beat the mets, 6- 5 snapping that losing streak. the giants look like they would lose and that erupted in the ninth inning, scoring four runs in the highlight was a three run double by the rookie third baseman. this was the first win trailing in the ninth inning and almost 2 years. the giants back home tonight hosting the cincinnati reds. >>> the oakland a's be the la angels, 3-1 and the shortstop gets off with the scoring for the a's and a home run after it bounced off the top of the wall and out of the coliseum. after allowing the run in the first, that was all they needed and the a's when the series with the angels -- when back the series with the angels before starting the series with the texas rangers over the weekend. >>>

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him missing on april 22nd after his father failed to show up for a scheduled custody exchange in pasadenathe five- year-old's mother believes he is still alive and is pleaded for help: ana estevez, mother:"my son's disappearance is my worst nightmare. it has been 32 days, almost three hours since i last hugged my son, kissed him or told him how much i love him. there are no words to describe how devastated and heartbroken i am."( mark ) the child's father --- aramazd andressian senior --- was found passed out in a park just hours before the boy's mother said the two failed to show up for the custody exchange. investigators say the 35-year-old father was found next to his car which had been doused in gasoline. he was arrested but later released because police say there is not enough evidence to prosecute him. ( darya ) more money is being offered to help catch a dog killer. jameson animal rescue ranch in the napa valley says it has teamed up with two other north bay non- profit groups. they are offering a combined 10- thousand dollars for information to solve what appears to be an animal c

the entire race wraps up saturday in pasadena. >>> how is the weather shaping up for all the cyclists today? >> pretty windy for the cyclists especially on the climb up to mount hamilton and then the decent, they will have fierce winds and they won't be like the winds that carry you either. headwinds. >> watch out for the domino effect. >> a lot better than last year when we had the rain as they were breezing through the bay area. good morning, everybody. this morning no rain. we have a little bit of condensation associated with a marine layer stuck up next to the coast. trying to take a look at the golden gate bridge shot here. trying to see how blustery the flag is in the ski -- sky. 50 in san jose. you require a light jacket heading out for your monday. right now winds up to 16, sfo, 12 at half moon bay, 10 in san ramon, the winds are variable and they are increasing. fairfield with a 14-mile-per- hour wind. the winds will become more consistent out of the west 10 to 20 with gusts later on in the day 20 to 30 miles per hour. average high temperatures this time of the year right in

alert system is being researched and developed with help from several major university including pasadenaalifornia institute of technology. >> for me i've been dreaming of having this system go live in california for 30 years literally. >> he's one of the pioneers of the early warning system which would give people seconds upwards of a minute of advanced warning before full shaking begins. >> cat the moment we go full speed ahead to try to implement the plan so it is disconcerting to see a message that says by the way we're going to put a full halt to everything. >> cutting $9 million in annual federal funding the doctor says would most likely limit the roll out of the system scheduled for neear. another sighs molgist says reducing the government's investment in science will make america less safe. >> a lot of people will be confused about what it can and captain can't can't do but people will be happy to have. >> abc 7 news. >>> a solar eclipse said to happen august 21st in the morning. first one in the continental u.s. since 1979. the public utilities commission is calling on customers

he joins us from pasadena, california. i know you focus on emerging markets. we watched the u.s. very closely. em stocksffects on and that. how is -- how important is this jobs report friday in determining how investors view the outlook? usit is really important for . our base case for the u.s. ofnomy is an extended period moderate growth. sure, the recent data has been soft. report durable goods have been disappointing. but other data continues to point to study momentum in the economy. total gdp we had --ised upward from 0.7% to it suggests a strong momentum on the labor market. we do expect a payroll number to 200.175 we do think the fed is on track to hike 25 basis points in the june meeting. betty: it has been such a , why it has been more supportive of treasury yields and not the dollar? chia-liang: sure. when we think about the fed's move, it has been quite interesting to note, there has been, why it has been more supportive of treasury yields and not the dollar? a decent renovation between esynchronization. they have not followed and tracked the last r

the last time it was in the south bay, the seven-day race ends saturday in pasadena. there it is. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> good luck gettin up on mt. hamilton, it's going to be breezy up there. your activity planner, small craft adviser if you are going to be on the bay, and watch out for pollen, going to be high out there, tree pollen and grass pollen, and uv index very high. here's a look at the current temperatures. b.a.r.t. stations from daly city to hayward about 53 degrees. we will take a look at the microclimates and a slight chance of wet weather tomorrow. here's alexis. >>> and so taking a look at the roads here, there we go, all right, let's move in on our traffic maps. a sigalert still on the peninsula, if you are going to be traveling westbound marsh road to northbound 101 that ramp was fully closed due to the crash involving a car and pedestrian and we have part of the ramp back open and we just got that update on chp a few minutes ago. and state route 37 on the island bridge, yellow and red in that stretch as well. >>> with m

yesterday and today's leg takes riders from a hilly route from modesto to san jose and wrap up in pasadena. sky 7 flew above the race course. a short time ago you see the riders pedaling along some of the steeper parts of the race and organizers call it the largest and most prestigious cycling race. tomorrow, it shifts from the central coast over to morrow bay to the beach. >>> running a half marathon is no easy feet unless it's in crocs. that's at what ben did finishing wearing the spongy shoes. he says wearing crocs keeps his feet cool and doesn't cause blisters. >> i have a pair. i don't know how he keeps them on. >> they easily slip off. >> another forecast for the week. >> spencer christian. >> big series gets under way as giants host the dodgers, sunny and breezy and on the chilly side, anti-dodger weather but great giants weather. 57 degrees dropping in throw mid-50s during the game. and we will see an increase in clouds and drizzle weather and dropping in the upper 50s to low 40s overnight and maybe a few isolated showers. actually mid-50s at the coast under breezy conditions to lo

get this done in the first 100 days or first 2 pasadena days. think the economy is confident in this administration, and some of the wheels have started to move. there's the soft data and the hard data, particularly, earnings, we could see movement. >> we could, whether it be consumer confidence, business confidence or market confidence, that seems to be the case. if there is seemingly bad new, the first time the house was not able to get repeal and replace done. the markets shrugged it off. we've been talking to clients all year. the market got ahead of itself by not factoring in the political volatility. ultimately getting tax reform done, health care done, people believe it's going to happen and it is playing out in the data with jobs,ing and the rest of the year, you're going to see tremendous gdp growth. i agree with eric, the president will get credit if the things surface. i don't know that 107 days is enough to gauge it all. they are on the right track and people have the confidence. charles: eric, is part of this, to david's point, conf

the committee toured several la sites including the rose bowl in pasadena and the stadium. they're looking at long beach, santa monica and other nearby locations that could host certain olympic events. the ioc will choose between la and paris during the meeting in september. >>> the giants snapped the five- game losing streak and be thin mints, 6-5, yesterday. -- the mets, 6-5, yesterday. the rookie third baseman it's the runs, and it was a nailbiter, allowing three runs to score before getting the last out. the giants back home tonight and will be hosting the red. >>> the oakland a's be the la angels, 3-1. the start stop bleeding off -- leading off the scoring and the home run bounced off the wall and out of the coliseum. after letting the run in, the first inning, that was all they needed and the a's take the series with the angels. they will start a new series against the texas rangers over the weekend. >>> the golden state warriors aren't encouraging -- are encouraging their fans to show your support for the warriors and fly the car flag on your car beginning tomorrow.

authorities are currently combing through arroyo park in south pasadena with search dogs.ressian junior vanished sometime overnight.. back on april 21st .. after a trip to disneyland with his father... his father was found alone and unconscious in this same park next to his gasoline covered car. investigators used cameras, checked tunnels, and even checked a flood control channel. lt. joe mendoza, la county sheriff's dept.:"we are going to use all resources to make sure it's a thorough search." butted tonow that some time has gone by maybe there are different scents that are available and additional personnel more coordinated other evidence that we might uncover that was missed.butted to"we will be here as long as it takes."(pam) los angeles sheriff's deputies say, the child's father is no longer cooperating with investigators... and will speak only through his attorney. he was arrested the day after his son was reported missing, but at that time investigators say, there was not enough evidence to charge him. they still call him a person of interest in his son's disappeara

and it ends on saturday in pasade pasadena. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> it's going to be greener for those guys, but they are going to have to deal with breezy conditions on top of mt. hamilton today. a look at 280 in san jose where it's mostly clear this morning. on the bay or at the coast, the breezes pick up. if you are going to be exercising, winds less than 10 miles per hour at the golden gates, but will be up to 30. tree and grass pollen high, and uv index, as high as it can get. and look at pittsburgh, antioch and brentwood, 51. walnut creek, dublin, 50. the cool spot in our east bay valleys, 45 right now in pleasanton. we have 40s. look at that, 45 in novato, and napa and santa rosa, 42. and 49 in mountain view, and san jose and 53 in hayward. let's jump ahead to tomorrow morning. you can see our next storm a. few sprinkles along the coast and drizzles there, and it's up in the north bay through the morning commute and could have isolated showers, as the storm system dips into the rest of our neighborhoods. it kicks up clouds until we get to t

. >>> a man was last seen at a south pasadena park with his father. today los angeles county supervisors will vote on approving a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest or conviction in his disappearance. the father was arrested and then released. >>> president trump as has a direct line to moscow today. on his "to do" list a call with russian president vladimir putin. the white house won't say what topics will be discussed on the call. syria and north korea are candidates. >> at a young age he assumed power. a lot of people tried to take that power away, obviously he is a pretty smart cookie. >> mr. trump's call with putin comes the same day the house intelligence committee holds a hearing to probe russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election. in an interview with john dickerson, president trump said china could have been responsible for the election hacking. that comment isn't sitting well with representative eric swalwell who is a part of the intelligence committee. he tweeted: outdoor cannabis gardens, next. plus: in our tech re

investigators are focused on the south pasadena park where his father was found last month. the boy vanished after a trip to disneyland with his father who was found alone and unconscious at the park next to his gasoline covered car. the l.a. county sheriff's department says a credible tip led them back to the location. >> now that time has gone by maybe there's different scents that are available other evidence by might uncover that was missed. >> the child's father is no longer cooperating with investigators. he was arrested the day after his son was reported missing. but at that time, investigators say there was not enough evidence to charge him. >>> right now, san jose police are looking for any suspects tied to a deadly shooting. officers got to the scene around 10 p.m. last night. they found the victim outside the weinerschnitzel on first street. his identity hasn't been released. but we're told he was in his 30s. there is no information about a motive or suspect. >>> time check 6:40. working to make repairs how long the oroville dam is expected to go offline for, next

him missing on april 22nd after his father failed to show up for a scheduled custody exchange in pasadenayear-old's mother believes he is still alive and is pleaded for help: ( darya ) the child's father --- aramazd andressian senior --- was found passed out in a park just hours before the boy's mother said the two failed to show up for the custody exchange. investigators say the 35-year-old father was found next to his car which had been doused in gasoline. he was arrested but later released because police say there is not enough evidence to prosecute him. ( mark ) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. and protests broke out overnight in response to the verdict. tulsa officer betty jo shelby was found not guilty yesterday of first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and k

ride over mount hamilton and then the race wraps up saturday in pasadena. but watch out for those winds, right, roberta? >> it is going to be extremely breezy and they are going to be heading up mount hamilton today so that's going to be quite the climb. >> if one of those cyclists goes down you're going to see a domino effect. >> that's the scary part. >> incredible to see. >> they ride so close together. >> that's called a pelton. >> i was trying to think about how many years this has been going on now because i remember reporting from the very first one and i was talking with fast freddy rodriguez and i actually blurbed. these guys are lookers, i mean -- >> okay. >> you know? >> checking out their legs and -- >> well, you know, what's funny, i always say i work with men that wear makeup and i workout with men who shave their legs. the whole world is upside down. do you shave your legs cycling? >> no, i don't. >> and you do go faster. >> i do wear bike tights, though. >> and you look good in them. >> jacqueline. >> wow. okay. >> too much information. >> n

i've done a couple design houses throughout like pasadena showcase, philharmonic.el like i have more of an experience in that, because i see aesthetic and what's out there and what's new. steve: [ chuckles ] okay. so let's do that. let's do that. let me see, let me see what you can come up with, and i don't know, maybe i'll surprise you and come up with something myself. lemonis: meaning that you want to compete with her on the design? steve: well, yeah. lemonis: yes? steve: yeah, i do. lemonis: so it sounds like that's what we're doing. we're going to set a timeline of, call it two weeks. steve: okay. lemonis: steve has done unbelievable residential work, but what i want him to do is learn to respect ana's understanding and knowledge of the commercial business. but if he wants to put his design against hers, a little competition could be good for the company, but as a whole. steve: i really want to talk about how we're going to work, because right now, i'm bidding a job in las vegas. forwarded the package to ana maria, she priced it. lemonis: what did you do with

park.he could not account for the location of his son.detectives searched the father's home in south pasadenachor) fired north charleston police officer michael slager has pleaded guilty to violating the civil rights of an unarmed black man he shot in back. the death of walter scott was seen worldwide after a bystander recorded it on his cellphone. slager faces prison under the terms of his plea deal with prosecutors. slager has been out on bond for much of the time since the shooting. walter scott's mother says she's forgiven slager for killing her son... but was glad that the former officer admitted to his crime. (vicki) a few dallas officers are being hailed as heroes tonight... for rushing to the aid of a paramedic who had been critically injuried - during an active shooter situation. police say the gunman, derick brown, opened fire on paramedics who were responding to a shooting call at his home. officers say brown was acting erractically and killed his roomate before shooting and critically injuring a neighbor outside. officers dodge gunfire to help the injured paramedic and the injured

authorities are currently combing through this park in south pasadena with search dogs.ssian junior was reported missing april twenty-second. his mother says her estranged husband failed to drop the child off at a pre-arranged meeting place. the father, aramazd andressian senior, was later found unconscious at the park. he told authorities at the time he could not account for his son's whereabouts. police say the elder andressian is a "person of interest" in the case. (grant) a jury has acquitted a white oklahoma police officer in the shooting death of an unarmed black man. . tulsa officer betty jo shelby has been found not guilty of first-degree manslaughter. terence crutcher was shot and killed in september...it was captured on camera. shelby testified that she fired out of fear because she said crutcher did not obey her commands and thought he was reaching for something in his s-u-v. prosecutors argued that shelby overreacted and pointed out that crutcher had his hands in the air. (vicki) still ahead... starbucks is creating a big splash with coffee lovers. how they p

. >> pasadena, california, i like hot chocolate.h whipped cream of course. i don't see any whipped cream. the waiter says yeah we put whipped cream on it it sank to the bottom. i said, no, unless laws of physics of the universe were different in your restaurant, no whipped cream on there. i'll show you. he brings back and puts in a doll l dollop and bobs once or twice -- >> you're that guy. >> don't try to tell me. >> he should have known? >> so here's something that's a little counter intuitive, thick heavy cream is lighter than milk. so that's why it floats. >> you leave us with this more bacteria live and work in one centimeter of your colon than the people ever been born. that. >> perspective doesn't have to come from the universe it can come from chemistry and biology. cosmic perspective puts us in our place in the universe. people can think that means you feel low. this comment about the bacteria in your gut, if you think you're at the top of the evolutionary ladder and in charge ask those bacteria. they are thriving, as far a

the race wraps up saturday in pasadena. >>> stay with us.art in -- weather and traffic in just a few minutes. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ >>> 7:27. here is your traffic update, an accident involving on a car on its side, this is along southbound 680. has one lined blocked and traffic is backed up towards pro canyon. we are tracking delays at the bay bridge toll plaza, 50 minute ride from the maze into downtown san francisco. an accident still has two lanes blocked on westbound 80 the bay bridge right at treasure island. that is a check of your traffic. >>> let's get a check of the forecast. >> this is our live weather camera looking out this morning towards angel island and alcatraz and you can see in port now the norwegian sun with up to about 2400 passengers. so if you see a tourist around the city of san francisco, say, hey. good morning, everybody. 44 degrees in santa rosa, 49 in san francisco, the winds will be ramping up out of the west 10 to 20 later today, stronger gusts, temperaturewise 50s, 60s, a few low 70s, unseasonably cool. additional coolin

as the returns were coming in, we were shooting a scene in the republic of georgia, also known as pasadenaia. >> you fooled me. >> salinas sort of pursuing the jimmy carter role, she's sent to supervise an obviously corrupt election. an election so corrupt that two of her aides end up voting her in without intending to and then the returns are coming in. because we're shooting into the evening, as is very unsettling. ultimately, in fact, although it was fine, we reshot some of that episode. >> because of cast reactions to the returns? >> no, just the whole thing felt discombobulated. i think it found a weak moment for us. maybe it would have happened anyway. you know, i think in the days that followed that, a lot of conversations, actors talking to writers. you know, producers like me talking to actors and writers, just trying to reorient ourselves and say, should we go on doing what we're doing, exactly what we're doing? we decided to do so, but it was something we talked about. gee, maybe we should throw everything up in the air. but we didn't consider that very long. >> you mean bust up

authorities are combing through arroyo park in south pasadena with search dogs.april 21st after a trip to disneyland with his father. the man was found alone and unconscious in the park next to his car. ( darya ) los angeles sheriff's deputies say the child's father is no longer cooperating with investigators and will speak only through his attorney. police say he is now a person of interest in his son's disappearance. ( mark ) officials are racing to fix the damaged oroville dam spillway. california officials now plan to shut it down for the summer to get the spillway operational again before the next rainy season. the department of water resources says it will start scaling back on the water it releases down the spi