olivia spencer and some gullible teenagers star in ma. a nuclear threat unleashes the titans again in godzilla. should i say or armageddon out of here? laughter. europe on the brink of collapse. this is in 1913, in budapest and the return of the oscar—winning director laszlo nimitz in sunset. let's start with ma. as in mum or mother. one of the teenagers calls octavia spencer's figure ma. a slight racial overtone in this, and the film—makers have brought us get out and us. they have been gradually turning the horror genre on its head with the racial elements in there, and that is to the fore here. octavia spencer, who won the oscar for her supporting actress role in the help, that director that she re—teams here for a film that has very good credentials. juliette lewis stars in it. alisonjanney also stars in it. small roles, it's about octavia spencer, really, who plays a woman who agrees to buy some teenagers some alcohol because in the us they can't do it, so adults have to do it for them, provided they come back to hers and party in he

it is a good idea, 0ctavia spencer is great at this.kathy bates in misery. it is that kind of role. 0r carrie. something happened in her past what she is wrecking some alcoholic revenge on these particular teenagers. so it is quite a clever little film but it doesn't really get out or us, much bigger films than the little horror film. it has a old—fashioned than the little horror film. it has a old —fashioned 80 than the little horror film. it has a old—fashioned 80 slasher movie by two it. that isn't quite scary enough to carry it through. is it aimed at teenagers?” enough to carry it through. is it aimed at teenagers? i would think so. aimed at teenagers? i would think so. don't drink, teenagers. don't drink with ma. heaven forbid. what have we got next? i think it is godzilla. anything like the films that i saw? tv series. they were invented in tokyo in 1954 as a response to the nuclear threat, leading these titans, these dinosaurs. you are the two adverts. from the big munster. they said it is a long shot but it may just work and gi

spencer? >> looks like we have more wet weather ahead. live doppler 7.h of a break right now. we have scattered showers around the bay area. it's quite obviously not so heavy as some of the rain we had last night and early this morning, but we have a couple of little pockets of steady rain. one is over near san leandro, san ramon and oakland. it's pretty wet in that spot. heavy downpours in that little cell. and wove got lighter showers moving through san francisco and through marin county right now. but in the overall picture of things, the storm is winding down a bit. but compare the average, the monthly average for the month of may rainfall for these locations with what we've received from just this storm alone. santa rosa has received 2.4 inches of rain from this storm which far exceeds 1 1/3 inches of rain. san jose and hayward have both exceeded the monthly average from just this one storm. and livermore at .62 has tied the monthly average for may. this has been quite an unusual weather event. this is the view. cloudy skies over the bay from our ro

spencer: not really.rs, right now, they do not really realize if they are buying something from amazon retail or amazon third party. you see something on amazon and and wait for it to be delivered. there are some small icons if you are really paying close attention to see where you are buying from, so it is less of a customer move. it is more of a supply chain move and more of a financial metrics thing. amazon is going to have more revenue coming in from its marketplace, less revenue coming from the retail side, and what all of that means is that the marketplace sales are more profitable for amazon, so it is basically amazon trying to get more sales through this more profitable channel that requires less overhead from amazon. emily: but how big a deal is this for a smaller cellar? it certainly seems like it is cutting off a big source of guaranteed business? spencer: it is hard to say precisely. it is not going to affect all of them the same way. some sellers have been preparing for this and getting to kn

spencer christian is here. spencer, we're looking at only sunny days for the foreseeab foreseeabforeseeable future, i hope. >> it appears that way. all eyes are smiling. here is a look at live doppler 7. right now we have a few low clouds building up along the coastline. it's breezy out there right now. but not very, very windy. a couple of spots around 20 miles per hour. the evening hours, we'll see some low clouds becoming a little more prominent. temperatures dropping into the, oh, low 60s and in the upper 50s. and finally early tomorrow morning, we'll start the day with lingering low clouds with overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. but we've got several sunny days ahead, a string with no rain in the seven-day forecast. a closer look in a few minutes. dan? >> very nice, spencer, thank you. >>> in the russian river region of sonoma county, many businesses target memorial day for reopening after a winter of flooding that set people back for months. then this memorial day weekend, another complication. abc7 ne

spencer. >> partly nice. look at live doppler 7, we have dry and mild conditions right now, bright skies, but as we look ahead we have a storm brewing out to sea that is moving in our direction. it will bring us some showers on sunday. tomorrow looks like it will be a nice, mild day, much like today, but showers likely sunday. this storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. expect it to produce cold showers under breezy conditions with temperatures well below average for this time of the year. most locations will receive less than half an inch of rain -- less than a quarter of inch, as a matter of fact, from the storm. however, memorial day is looking more promising. a look at that in a few minutes. dan and kristin. >> thanks so much. partly nice. i like that. you can check the weather conditions where you live on the "abc 7 news" app. it gives you access to live doppler 7. notice what? that's the same system spencer uses every day. >> happening now, a memorial service to honor the life of a castro valley gir

spencer, thank you for joining us. obviously there's a big conference coming up in new york, the consensus conference. is this just people expecting a bunch of press releases and stuff, trying to get ahead of that? spencer: we could get some impact. but it is really a bigger story. people think we have found the bottom, and there's a number of catalysts looking on the horizon. the elephant in the room is facebook. romaine: ok. explain that? spencer: sure. we have seen public reports of what facebook might be working on. most of that is pretty private, but we know they have a large, serious team working on some sort of a public blockchain effort, a payment system. so to put this in perspective, usersn went from zero 10 years ago to somewhere between 30 million and 100 million. and facebook has billions of users. so facebook is significant from a global perspective, global scale, and if even a small percentage of those users trickle into crypto, we will see a doubling or tripling in the user base of crypto over the next

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>> thanks, spencer. >> okay. >> what a fun time in bay area sports.t playoff hockey. >> and the bay to breakers. we should go one year and run together like a secentipede. >> a costume. >> that's a fun i de. >> the sharks in need of a wake-up call in game four. while attention may be on the while attention may be on the curry in the playoff series, at at&t, we believe in access. while attention may be on the curry in the playoff series, the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >> good evening. the warriors flew to portland for game three of the western conference finals with the blazers tomorrow night. today coach steve kerr said b

abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian is tracking it all. spencer? >> give you a look at what's happening right now. conditions are calm here in the bay area, but just to our east over the sierra, we've got quite an outbreak of thunderstorms and lightning strikes. this has been the pattern throughout the day. the sequence i'm showing you now is just from the last few hours. and some of the energy and instability associated with that disturbance will be moving generally in our direction. so here is our forecast animation. 7:00 this evening. during the late night we'll see low clouds and fog continuing to develop along the coastline. right around midnight, we'll see some showers moving through the south bay, widely scattered but across the santa cruz mountains. then just as the morning commute is getting under way, about 5:30 a.m. or so, although visibility is the main concern here in the immediate bay area, down around monterey bay and gilroy, you may see more showers from that system moving in our direction. and there is enough instability that there

and saturday and sunday. >> spencer! >> i know.takes us into next monday with still a chance of rain. so in these -- in the age of climate change, things are less predictable. the definition of normal is continuing to evolve. >> five straight days of that? it's remarkable. there. >> could be some breaks from time to time, yeah. so we're not talking all day [. but some rain each day. in late may no less, thunderstorms and gusty wind and temperatures well below average this time of the year. >> interesting. >> thank you, spencer. >>> many people are environmentally cautious, but are you really doing enough? >> one more thing that you might do to make a difference. >>> plus -- >> sure, you've got killer views, but $2.5 million for a teardown? i'm dion lim in san francisco with the other reason for this property's price. >>> and let's check our traffic across the golden gate bridge at 4:22 on this monday. it's moving in both directions. a little slowdown around the curve on the right-hand side. curve on the right-hand side. that's it's

. >> larry spencer understands sacrice. he livedit. his grandfather served.is father did too, even losing his hand in the koreanw . >> got his left hand mauled in the gears of the bulldozer while rt was still traveling. >> reporter: and 44 years of spencer's life, he too lived out his family's tradition, even making history in the air force. >> to this day, there has only been eight or nine african american four star, period. >> and larry spencer is one of them. he became a highly decorated four-star general in 2012, serving as the second in command of the u.s. air force. >> i was a 37 vice chief of staff. >> he traveled torld working at the white house, the pentagon, and supporting three wars. >> we would fly missions down to vietnam, and, you know, you would hear rockets. >> reporter: general spencer is just one of america's heroes who took the oath to die for his country, and that's why heop hes all americans take time to remember those who did. [ "taps" playing ] >> take a break from the grilling and the beach and the swimming pools and really reflect on

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news4's darcy spencer is hea ng to the scene for us. let's begin with melissa mollet and the latest on this. what can you tell us? >>> good morning again. this centreville. the first affic alert means eastbound 66 before 29 we are already seeing delays at 5:00 a.m. this is ag.rare thin two right lanes are blocked by the crash investigation. a slowdown, going to get worse if it sticks around. as you can see when we zoom out, looks like a blip on the radar. we're going to keep r ooez eyes that. purcellville at 9, an accident. northbound, southbound, no ss iues. a problem northbound 295 before nnsylvania, southeast. a tractor-trailer ran out of gas. it might be there for the commute. annandale, outer loop, two right lanes getting by a work zon we'll look at 66 coming up in a couple of minutes. good morning to you, chuck. >> reporter: good morning. everybody's off to a more comfortable start this morning than yesterday. winds have switched around to the northwest. as a result, it will be a much cooler day today than yesterday. a reallyrefre

spencer who is getting the brunbrunt of the storm?ge and yellow areas are indicating the heavier, steadier downpours. all of this is in the central part of the bay area moving through san francisco and oakland. up in the north bay, navoto getting pounded. lots of heavy rain fall ng the bay area. through tonight and into early tomorrow morning we can vice president moderate rainfall with some brief, heavy downpours. gusts of winds from 20 to 40 miles an hour higher at times. >> you can always check the weather conditions where you live. mpl police are investigating oo rash of shootings that have claimed two lives this week. miguel ramirez was shot and killed by a stray bullet in front of his home just after 5:00 last night. >> we live and grew up in richmond. we heard of shootings happening a lot. it's something that we know but we never thought that it would be us. that it would be him. it's just not fair. >> meanwhile one of four men shot during three separate shootings sunday night died at a hospital yesterday. the three other victi

back to you. >> all right, darcy spencer, liv for this morning.ou. >>> now to an jaupdate on a sur that sank into the potomac river. >> it was pulled out of the water near roosevelt island. the body of a 72-year-old woman was found inside.s nicole jacobith more on the victim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning barbara bushkin was located inside her suv which was located about 500 feet from where it entered the potomac river here. i can tell you search crews worked much of the day yesterday feeling around that murky water for they located that vehicle around 6:00 p.m. last night. bushkin was 72 years old. her husband is remembering her on facebook this morning. we're told that this incident happened when she was returning home from charity event sunday. her husband also wants to thank everyone who helped in finding heris -- h wife. and he also is encouraging people to too acts of kindness in her memory. back to you. >> all right. nicole jacobs, thank you. >>> it's 6:49. today metro board chair jack evans could face disciplinary action. >> boar

spencer, what is happening with the begi to push out over the bay. expect clouds to increase tonight. let's take a look at what is happening to our south, though. down around san luis obispo. multiple lightning strikes and this is a indeed, it did. back here in the bay area, things are calm. except for the formation of coastal clouds and temperature readings at 57 and 68 here in san francisco and 67 across the bay and oakland and down in the south bay, 74 at san jose and 67 in santa rosa. forecast animation going into the late-night hours. low clouds and fog pushing out over the bay and inland and pulling back to the coastline tomorrow giving us a mainly sunny day to start mother's day weekend. i'll show you the remainder of the weekend in a few minutes. ama? >> thank you. we'll look forward to that. >>> a rescue helicopter was out at ocean beach today. fortunately, not for a real emergency. part of a water rescue exercise. authorities fear a spike in rescue this year as people head outdoors after that long, rainy season we had. the surf at ocean bea

good morning, spencer.baba are huge, aren't they, in mainland china and coming out with their numbers today, what will it tell us about how they are doing? thank you for having me back and it's worth remembering how big the companies are. they are 20—year—old companies are. they are 20—year—old companies with half $1 trillion of market caps and the key today will be how much they are prioritising earnings over expansion. they have been diversifying away from some of their core business lines and they have also been going international. for tencent a big part of the business is wechat used by a billion users in china and alibaba we know it has another amazon, for us outside of china, and it's a massive phenomenon. in terms of their international ambitions, what are they and how will they go given what is going on between the us and china at the moment? it accounts for 6096 of chinese e—commerce, alibaba so the two main pressures are in the cloud service business and if we ta ke cloud service business and if

spencer, great skill. thank you.ing up, some democrats using an economic theory to push back against fiscal hawks. we will talk to the godfather of mmt. ♪ ♪ ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. mark: i am mark crumpton. president trump is back in washington after four days in japan. he met japan's new emperor and held discussions with prime minister shinzo abe about north korea, iran and trade. the president and first lady went aboard a japanese destroyer to visit troops. he gave a memorial day speech to hundreds of members of the u.s. navy's seven fleet. outgoing parliament president antonio to ho

spencer christian is here with a quick look at our forecast. >> yes. things are a little damp and drizzly out there. they have been for the last 24 hours. let me get my clicker there. and move along and show you what's going on in terms of our rainfall totals in the last 24 hours. 0.03. just barely measurable at roque la oakland and watsonville. you can see going into the nighttime hours, we may see some patches of drizzle moving down along the coastline and over the santa cruz mountains, even into parts of the east bay and the south bay. we expect the chance of any drizzle to diminish going into the early morning hours. and we can expect partial clearing later in day tomorrow. ll have com accuher seven-day forecast in a few minutes. larry? >> thank you, spencer. everybody has seen and heard of baseball games being postponed by rain. today a swarm of bees caused a 20-minute delay in the giants game in cincinnati. and while fans were waiting, eric dietrich sprang into action here. he dressed up as a pest control worker. he put on cover-alls and pretendi

spencer christian. >> nice days just don't come in sequence any more, do they? a look at live doppler 7. mainy sunny skies as we just pointed out and breezy out there with a gust up to 17, 20 miles per hour in some spots. certainly a pleasant day. but guess what? another storm is on the way. it is coming in tomorrow and it is going to be our weekend storm ranking 1 on the storm impact scale bringing light to moderate rain. again beginning tomorrow morning. most locations will receive anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a quarter with gusty winds. starting forecast animation, 7:00 tomorrow morning by 10:00 a.m., most of the north bay will receive rainfall. light to moderate rain. then by the middle of the day, into the afternoon hours, virtually all portions of the bay area will be receiving moderate rainfall with little pockets of heavy downpours. it will start to taper off to pockets of downpours. sometime tomorrow evening, don't get too excited because more rain is coming in on sunday. i'll have a look at the full accuweather seven-day forecast in a few

remembering bill buckner, just ahead. >>> i'm spencer christian.kend is off to a sunny start. it's going to >>> little roller up along first. behind the bag, it gets through buckner. here comes and the mets win it. >> that moment lives forever etched the minds of so many baseball fans. one of the men who played a major role in it bill buckner died today. buckner grew up in napa county. another bay area native had a unique perspective on that play from the 1986 world series. >> laura anthony has the details. >> we thought we were going he after game six. >> ed montague was there, the right field umpire for the sixth game of the 1986 world series between the boston red sox and the new york mets. he had an up close view of a play that lives on in sports infa infamy. the game was tied when mookie wilson hit a ball towards red sox first baseman bill buckner. >> unfortunately, the ball was hit down to billy. and i think it would have been a close play anyway. i think it would have been a race to the bag with mookie wilson. so i think billy was trying to

we're about to get several days of it whether you are or not. >> spencer ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we havething. this horse that is stuck in belly deep in mud near hanson dam in l.a. well rescue crews have just arrived. we've been watching this live feed. you see the rider trying to keep the horse calm. the rescuers say this will be challenging because of the terrain but bet they will work hard to get that poor horse out of the mud. >> a tough job. >> definitely. poor thing. >>> okay. we'll stay on that. abc 7 news is committed to building a better area and this week we're focused on safety of our home and family and ourselves. >> michael finney, you are answering questions and you have the first one. >> i do. it is how can i say stay safe while traveling. that is a question we received. here is what i want to you do. research your destination thoroughly before your trip including checking with the state department website they offer current threats so it is very important to know. get travel insurance to offer medical evacuation and once you are on the ground, blend in. do you not want to

. >>> i'm spencer christian. the long holiday weekend is approaching, and so is our next round of rain. vial a look at the a >>> strengthens our class -- >> governor gavin newsom called for california to do more to fight homelessness when he spoke the state's chamber of commerce today. current estimates show about 130,000 californians are homeless. >> people out on the street and sidewalks, and that is a national disgrace, and it's happened on our watch. it's happened in the state of california, and we own that. and those that want to criticize us are right. >> the governor recently set aside $1 billion to fight homelessness in his latest budget proposal. abc7 news has made a commitment to building a better bay area, looking for solutions to issues that affect our quality of life like the growing homeless population. and we're not alone. this man has been documenting the homeless in san francisco on youtube to bring attention to the problem. he has a unique perspective. abc7 news anchor dion lim is live with his

lio darcy spencer who is in silver spring, maryland, where this all began. darcy? >> reporter: well, good morning. that's right. we're right here at new hampshire avenue and lockwood drive. this is in the upper silver spring area. if you look behind me, we're set up right here at the white oa shopping center. if you're familiar with the area, there's also a 7-eleven across the street and fast food. restaurant this is where poli

let's go to spencer christian. >> thank you. unusual changes for this time of the year coming our way. here is a look at live doppler 7. it's bright outside right now. low clouds near the coast and high clouds as well, as you see from our rooftop camera at abc7 news. but even with the high clouds, skies are mainly blue away from the coast. it's 56 degrees in san francisco right now. mid-60s at oakland, mountain view and san jose. 70 degrees at santa cruz and 65 at half moon bay. here is a view of bright but partly cloudy western sky from emeryville. it's 65 right now in santa rosa. napa, 62. 69 at fairfield. 77 at vacaville. pretty mild for this time of the evening. 71 at concord and 69 in livermore. and the view from mount tam under partly cloudy skies look do you think on the bay. here these are our forecast features. increasing clouds overnight and tomorrow. rain arrives on wednesday with a chance of thunderstorms on th ove the weekend. it may also bring enough instability for a thunderstorm or two. overnight there may be som

. >> spencer christian has the first look at the forecast. >> things are calm in the immediate bay area. we have thunderstorms up north in lake county, all around clear lake and over into mendocino county, near hopland and ukiah. over the sierra, a wide outbreak of thunderstorms this afternoon with numerous lightning strikes. back here we have breezy to wins conditions at the surface. 17-mile-per-hour gusts in novato, 20 in ukiah. a lot cooler than yesterday by several degrees. i'll show you the warmup coming our way a little later. >> spencer, thanks very much. >>> a federal investigators took the stand in the ghost ship trial saying a cause of the fire may never be determined. >> his testimony supported the defense which says the deadly fire may not be the wrongdoing of derick almena and max harris, but a case of oakland. >> reporter: just how did the ghost ship fire start? it's a question that remains unanswered to this day, more than 2 1/2 years later and one the defense wants to use to their clients' advantage. >> they failed to follow the obvious leads. >> reporter: attorneys for

lio darcy spencer who is in silver spring, maryland, where this all began. darcy? >> reporter: well, good morning. that's right. we're right here at new hampshire avenue and lockwood drive. this is in the upper silver spring area. if you look behind me, we're set up right here at the white oa shopping center. if you're familiar with the area, there's also a 7-eleven across the street and fast food. restaurant this is where police are saying that chase began very early this morning. montgomery county police confirming that that chase ended up on the outer loop of the beltway where there wn , i fact, a crash there that shut down the outer loop for pretty much most of the morning commute, impacting so many drivers this morning. from what we understand, after i -- we bee a pickup crash, eo there were pple who bailed out vehicle. montgomery county police telling us they were able to take multiple suspects into custody, and we believe that some of them are being questioned this hour. we're still working to co

diana spencer.ing could be one of the names included. some have said nelson. i haven't seen one donald yet which is interesting. speaking of donald, a picture of the president of united states smack bang in the middle. the financial times says back from's threat to mmp times says back from's threat to ramp up china tariffs are nerves world markets. it would do, wouldn't it? a funny day tank holiday monday. some markets around the world closed. in asia, japan was closed for the entire week. people call him the mcdonald. the leader chinese negotiator was due to fly to the us yesterday. —— they call him the donald. the trip has been postponed and there is a suggestion they will bea and there is a suggestion they will be a smaller delegation. he caught china by surprise as well, there has been a suggestion. there is a saying about may. cell in may and go away until saint leger‘s day. —— sell in may. the markets are really exaggerated and volatile. and we have finished the reporting season for may around

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>> spencer is back. no sunsets but snow in the mountains. >> lots of snow. >> and more rain for us. >> more rain for us. rain is becoming more widely scattered but the snow is gathe at live doppler 7 and it is stillet acrs much of the bay area because we had quite a bit of rainfall today. you could see the pattern is breaking up a bit but some of the scattered showers are predeucing heavy downpours. this has been the pattern. you could see the storm just swinging from west to east generally. sort of more of a north east direction. and rainfall totals so far, over 4.5 inches at venato and two inches at santa rosa and two and a quarter in salina and other places, concord a third and mountain view a third and under half an inch of santa rosa and from the rooftop camera over the embarcadero, over the bay, 57 in san francisco and 59 in oakland. mountain view and san jose 51. upper 50s at santa cruz and half moon bay and low clouds over the golden gate and wet there right now. a few rain drops on the camera le

shery: spencer, thank you for the latest on amazon. of our interviews on the bloomberg with the function tv . from toronto and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark with bloomberg's first word news. irish prime minister says the u.k. should heed recent european election results and support an irish border agreement. speaking to journalists and bought -- and brussels, he said voters in northern ireland elected european parliament politicians in favor of the eu. he prime minister also said believes there was what he called a growing risk that the u.k. would leave the bloc without a deal. there's aays ago, possibility that the new brat -- british prime minister might -- that there may be a new british government that might follow a different course. i can't predict either of those things. what i can say is the european union and ireland will stand firm in our conditions that there cannot be a hard to between northern ireland and ireland. mark: the u.k. is scheduled to leave the eu on october 31. in iran, the influential revolutionary gu

back to you. >> darcy spencer live for us this morning. thank you. >>> and a heads up for anybody who will be driving in fairfax county this morning.pe ex to see more children riding bikes. it is bike to school day for dozens of school across the county. the day promotes exercise and reducing pollutwan. >>> he threatened with promoting a terror attack. we're getting a better idea. conditions of the coast guard lieutenant. you'll recall a group of weapons and a hit list that was removed from his home. s conditions for his release include that he can never be left alone. 24/7 gsps, no access to internet or smart phones. tore will be another heari see whether hassen will be released to home security. >>> montgomery county police were in the right place at the right timend prevented another possible atm theft. >> we brought you this story that happened yesterday. officerstt spoed two men on lockwood drive. you can see the m sprayaint the cameras and that's when they moved in. they arrested two men here and a third suspect took off in a troubli

a little bit of marks & spencer's, i do miss it area -- miss it.ng you the numbers. marks & spencer's full-year food comparable sales down 2.2%. the estimate was a drop of 2.4%. it are than expected. the full-year clothing and home comparable sales down 1.6%, worse than the estimate of a drop of 1.4%. the full-year adjusted pretax comes in at 523 point 2 million pounds. the estimate was 519. we have a beat on the full-year adjusted pretax. taking a look through the other headlines, the final dividend per share is 11.9 pence. the marks & spencer group, issuing an announcement and that is a red headline. marks & spencer writes an issue of circa 601.3 pounds for the joint venture. that is the red headline that we are paying attention to coming through on the bloomberg. has beensted pretax held back by operating challenges. some of the details coming through. let me get to the broader equity futures. we are under an hour from the start of cash equity trading. you mentioned the new headlines on trade which is the u.s. weighing blacklisting of two five c

abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian has been keeping a close watch on when the rain is coming back. >> because it is coming back. >> it sure is. getting close as we speak, as a matter of fact. however, we have a string of sunny days after that. live doppler 7. at the moment things are calm but clouds are increase, and we've had quite a change in our temperature the last 24 hours. it warmed up in most locations. you can see it's three degrees warmer in oakland and concord and hayward than at this time yesterday. seven degrees cooler in palo alto than this time yesterday. we have the micro climates and wide variations from location to location. view from sutro tower. clouds over san francisco and cloud shadows over san francisco as well. 58 degrees in the city and 61 in oakland and mid-60s in money stanview san jose and check out this view from emoryville. clouds darker and lower and more threatening looking. low to mid-60s at napa and fairfield, vacaville and concord at liverful and from atop mt. tam dark clouds are pushing in. showers will develop later on tonight. it will be

for mark spencer, it's evident that the public is using the state's red agw to prevent domestic violence. >> i think this is one of the unique situations where the law is very closely doing what the legislators intended. >> last week sheriffs deputies seized 78 firearms and nearly 25,000 rounds of ammunition from just one person. it was the 56th extreme risk protection order related to domestic violence served in the county. at's the second highest in maryland. it's resulted in more than 130 firearms being surrendered. in neighboring montgomery county, there have been nearly 40 protective orders filed. spencerays there is nodoubt lives have been saved. >> this is a way as you said be proactive. intervene early so that we're not dealing with tragedy. >> but preventing violence is just one of the benefits in the law's short existence. >> as people become more aware, they see this as an avenue, aol too help them address an issue of someone who is ruggling withmental health. >> and with guns being the number one cause of domestic olencefatalities, spencer hopes the public continues to speak

. >> yeah, the winds came back, spencer. >> they did indeed. the breezes will be diminishing overnight. right now looking at live doppler 7, you can see we have clear conditions, sunny skies. looking westward, the sun appears to be setting into the bay. current temperature readings are 56 here in san francisco, 61 in oakland and mid-60s at mountain view, san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay 54 degrees. a view at the golden gate of blue skies above. current temperature readings up north 66 at santa rosa and 63 at napa. vacaville 71. 69 at concord and 64 at livermore. here's a different perspective on the soon-to-be setting sun from the east bay hills camera. these are our forecast features. it will be breezy tonight but breezes will taper off overnight. we pay see patchy coastal fog. sunny and warmer tomorrow, thursday and friday as well. showers are possible sunday and monday. we'll get a bit of a cooldown over the weekend. right now looking at surface winds of 15 miles an hour here at san francisco and gusts to 18 miles an hour in san carlo

update the weather forecast. >> spencer has the latest. >> okay.o a long holiday weekend. overnight tonight, we expect partly cloudy skies. it will be relatively mild. overnight lows generally in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow, another sunny, mostly sunny and breezy day at the coast. it will be mild again tomorrow, much like today with highs inland in the mid to upper 70s. lo to mid-70s in the bay shoreline. here's a little weekend snapshot friday through monday. friday will be the warmest day. clouds on saturday. temperatures will drop sharply. it will be cooler on sunday as we expect scattered showers. it will be bright and mild on monday. memorial day. here's the bigger picture tomorrow. sun and clouds, little change on friday. of course, the cooldown over the weekend and maybe showers on sunday. we're still tracking that one. hoping it will weaken. milder and sunnier on monday. memorial day and then a warming trend begins on tuesday. by wednesday of next week, we expect highs near 80 degrees in the inland areas. >> wow. thanks, spencer. >>> a wee

we have had 24 hours or so, spencer. >> yes, recognizing the sigh and i released one myself like that. and there is rain coming our way, but at the moment, we are dry and bright, and we are not bright, but the skies are. so looking at live doppler 7, and sunny skies and the temperatures are 59 degrees here in san francisco, and 64 in oakland and in fact, most of the locations around the bay or inland are in the low to mid-60s right now, and the approaching storm system, and the frontal system off shore, and the green is indicating the frontal system moving towards the north coast, and it is going to be moving into the bay area tonight, and the storm is ranking on the skals and scattered showers and maybe an occasional downpour here or there, and light rain and less than an inch of rain total and the wind gusts may reach 20 miles per hour. and nighttime after 8:00 p.m., once the sun has set, we will see the system moving and becoming more active to produc light rain and showers. it looks like the steadiest activity is just before midnight and expect some lingering showers into the morn

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this is what richard spencer told you about that.mp in his own way was being honest and calling it like he saw it. i was proud of him at that moment. white nationalists are proud sort of in the vein of what you said. white nationalists are proud of president trump. >> that's what he said, yes. i don't think he could say it any -- i don't think that he could draw out the relationship and the pride that group feels in donald trump's words and the acs and the rhetoric and the results that that rhetoric has caused in the culture. they're proud, and i think that that says a lot. i think, you know, throughout talking to people for this project, you talk to people like richard spencer who expresses this like youssef salaam who is one of the men involved in the central park five case, and he says things like, you know, trump by taking out the ad against them in -- >> let's put the ad up. his ad ran in may, and the crime happened in april 19th. they hadn't even started trial yet. go on. >> they hadn't even started trial yet. as salaam puts it

. >> the latest from darcy spencer live at dupont station. good morning,?darcy >> reporter: good morning. metro is doing this for safety reasons. if you ride metro, you may haved noticehat the trains may have been a little more crowded. it may have taken you a little longer to get where you're going thisorning. metro telling us they are doing everything they can to try to limit the inconvenience for riders. we saw crowded trains here at the dupont circle metr station. we were here just after 9:00 this morning. metro took all of the 3,000 series rs out of service because of a door malfunction that needs to be investigated. a metro spokesperson tells me not all of the doors were closed as a series 3,000rain left the dunn-lorring station over the weekend. that is why these trains were pulled. this reduced the number of available rail cars by about 15%. we have some video of a 3,000 series cars at a rail yard in greenbelt. they sudden there should not be a major customer impact but some riders said it did seem like trains were a little more crowded today. >> pu

thank you, spencer. abc 7 news committed to building a better bay area. we tacking the big issues and look at improvements in our quality of life and that includes housing. stanford wants to build more on campus housing for thousands of students. the county says stanford should be thinking bigger than that. abc 7 news reporter walks us through the dispute. chris? >> hi, larry. just to give you some perspective, stanford's application to expand the campus is the largest to ever be considered by santa clara county. critics of the current plan say more needs to be done not only enough housing for students but also faculty and staff. as stanford looks ahead to the next 20 years, officials hope to build more on campus housing and develop more academic facilities as part of the long term land use plan. but the application filed with santa clara county in november of 2016 is now running into some potential roadblocks. >> if you live anywhere near here, this is going to be affecting your traffic. this is going to be affecting the diversity of our communities. thi

darcy spencer is out there in the backups. tell me what you've been seeing. >> reporter: this has been a frustrating commute for thousands of drivers who are stuck in the backups this morning. we are right there with many of those drivers in the backup. let's show you our camera from side the news truck. you can see this is part of the delay. as you mentioned, it goes back eight miles. earlier it was back to manassas. but as traffic has continued to buil build, it's only gotten worse this morning. the crash happened in the 2:00 hour. you can see several hours later, the impact still being felt by computers just trying to get to work. this is 66 eastbound heading in toward the district. the crash scene is around 29 and centreville. it looks like delays are going back toward gainesville. you were talking about some of the alternate routes. we went do to suddenly road. i can --udley road. i can tell you that is clogged. people are trying to get around it, but also the second roads are ogged, as well. it appeared that there was a

senn spencer is here. >> just a little bit of a low clouds pushing through the golden gate. it's much warmer than at this time yesterday. check out this 24-hour temperature change. 11 degrees warmer now in morgan hill and novato. five degrees warmer in san francisco. hayward, nine degrees warmer than yesterday. 67 is the current reading here in the city. 70 across the bay in oakland. 74 san jose. 75 at santa rosa and more important this evening at oracle park, giants taking on the dodgers in their series. 6:45 game time. 63 degrees. that's mild by san francisco baseball standards. temperatures will drop into the 50s as the game goes on. i'll have the complete accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. ama. >> thank you so much. >>> two months from now, muni fares are going up. starting july 1st if you pay for a single ride on a train or bus, it will cost $3. that's an increase of $.25. if you use muni mobile, you'll pay the current fare of $2.50. cable car fares are increasing from 7 d to $8. if you ride b.a.r.t. within san francisco, it costs $2 for the clipper card.

. >> larrye spencer w from one stripe to four stars.an fitzgerald explains what sacrifice and service means to him. >> obviously some about today is a lot of folks, a lot of americans do memorial day as the unofficial beginning of summer. >> but that's not what this day is about. it's time for americans to reflect and remember the sacrifice countless men and women made so we could be free. >> my father who was in the korean war, he is bauriesin arlington cemetery. >> his grandfather served, his ther did too. even losing his hand in the korean war. >> he got hishand mauled. >> for 44 years of spencer's life he too lived out the family tradition even making history in the air force. >> reporter: to this day there's only been either eight or nine african-american four stars, period. >> and larry spencer is one of ahem. he becaighly decorated four star general in 2012 serving as the second in command of the u.s. air force. >> i was the 37th flight chief of staff of the air force. >> he traveled the world, th working at white house, the pent