not one, but two disturbing deliveries on one man's doorstep in just a matter of days. now, at five, concerned neighbors are now stepping in to help, and universities are hoping to move past last week's violence on campus. >> graduation ceremonies are now becoming the scene of pro-palestinian disruptions. >> the governor's office says tourism across the state is up big time, but local businesses say that tourism is yet to fully return to the bay area. the big boost they could get this week. good morning. it's monday, may 6th. >> hope you all had a great weekend and i'm looking forward to this warm up. >> yeah this week the week ahead is looking fantastic. we'll start that warm up today and it

continues over the next several days. live. look outside from sutro tower showing you we have clear conditions out there reporting sites across the region do give us clear skies. first thing this morning, but it is rather cold out there. you can see santa rosa, napa, danville. right now we're at 39 degrees. so we do start out on a cold note, but we will rebound nicely as we head into the afternoon. with temperatures pretty close to average for this time of the year. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. really quiet across california and just expect the week ahead to feature a lot of sunshine. and each afternoon we get warmer and warmer. so today you'll find a few clouds early on, giving way to a lot of sunshine close to average. that's we're calling this afternoon upper 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay. shoreline inland will go into the low 70s, so highs across the region 61 in the city, 64 in oakland, about 68 in san jose, 70 in fairfield, a high of 57 in half moon bay. but it gets even warmer over the next couple of days. reggie, we'll show you

those numbers coming up in about eight minutes. drew. >> thank you. new developments on a story we first brought you last week, a black san francisco man found a doll with a noose around its neck on his doorstep. and a similar incident has happened again. a man is at the live desk with the details of this latest incident. >> reggie terry williams first discovered the doll in a plastic bag at his alamo square home the morning of april 26th, with it a piece of paper with dozens of slurs and racist imagery so bad we can't show it on tv. san francisco police say they are investigating it as a possible hate crime, and then yesterday morning, williams woke up to another bag. this time it wasn't just a doll, but a toy grenade and threats. if he did not leave the neighborhood, they really targeting me now. >> like i need to really like. this is reaching another level. they had another picture of me and then they had it a detail at the at the bottom. what they going to do? like like we're we're coming for you. >> neighbors have come together

to raise money for williams. so he can install new security cameras and move his elderly parents into a temporary home. they are disappointed their calls to police last week didn't stop it from happening again. there asking community leaders to do more. >> we're just really hopeful that moving forward, they can be more transparent and let us know what's going on and what their, you know, the actions that they're taking to find who did this. >> it makes me wonder, like, are we really protected around here? >> williams has been in contact with the president of the san francisco chapter of the naacp, supervisor dean preston tells abc seven news he has known williams for years and is tracking the case closely with the police chief and police captain. he calls the incidents vile harassment and intimidation and adds it will not be tolerated. back desk, stephanie. amanda. >> thank you. and the south bay. now, police are looking for the person who stabbed two people less than an hour after cinco de mayo celebrations wrapped up in east san jose. police say a man is now in critical condition and

the second victim is a juvenile who's injuries are non-life threatening. it happened last night near emma prusch farm. residents call it disappointing. >> i'm not surprised. have you seen the area? i've worked here or i've lived here since maybe since like 2012, i reckon, and you know, i've been working here and it's been getting worse and worse. you know, i can understand that this is, you know, a damper, but, you know, shoot. i mean, just keep looking. moving forward, i guess authorities haven't said whether the violence had any connection to the cinco de mayo festivities. >> oakland police say a mass shooting at a juneteenth celebration near lake merritt in 2020 1st may be connected to another homicide that happened more than a year earlier. >> deshawn rhodes died in that june 2021 shooting on lakeshore avenue, five men and two women were also hurt. investigators now say the people responsible for that shooting are behind another killing. a year earlier, henry texador was shot and

killed in east oakland in april of 2020. police say the group used a nissan suv rented in nevada, nevada as the getaway vehicle. police are asking for your help to identify these suspects. so far this year, crime is down in nearly every neighborhood in san francisco. but according to an analysis by the chronicle, one neighborhood saw the opposite. in noe valley crime was up 15% from january to april compared to the same time last year. there were increases in burglaries and larceny theft, including car breaks, break ins, which made up for more than half of the reported crimes. >> we're checking in on a program abc seven has been following for years now. it helps children get home from school safely, and san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the area is known for its open air drug markets, but it's also home to the highest concentration of children in the city. there's an estimated 3000 children who live in this area, largely from immigrant families. so-called safety stewards guide the students along the cleanest routes and avoid people using

drugs. >> we have a lot of things in this neighborhood that are not safe. we have a lot of drug dealing, we have a lot of drug use on the street that impact the lives of the people who live here. and so this is really an intervention of saying, you know, we need this space for kids, mothers fed up with drug dealers in this area created the safe passage program. >> it's been operating since 2008 and is now part of the tenderloin community benefit district secretary of state antony blinken is heading to the bay area today. >> he's coming to san francisco for a big cybersecurity conference at moscone center. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live. gloria thousands of people are expected, which could bring a big boost to businesses downtown in. >> that's right, reggie, more than 40,000 people are expected here in san francisco this week for the rsa cybersecurity conference. and this comes as the governor announces that california's tourism is at an all time high. and we have some

footage from yesterday when the governor announced that there is a record breaking data showing that tourists spent more money than they ever have in california last year. but businesses in san francisco's fisherman's wharf are skeptical. >> i mean, back in 2016, this place was mobbed on the weekends. i mean, there was a line going down the stairs. we don't see that at all. even on a saturday night. >> visit california says travel spending reached just over $150 billion across the state in 2023, but that number does not factor in inflation when adjusted for inflation. travel spending in 2023 was down 14% compared to before the pandemic in 2019, and visit california previously predicted that california will not fully recover from the pandemic until 2027. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you.

>> today, san francisco kicks off its small business week. the 20th annual celebration includes a bunch of events and workshops. it's a chance for local business owners and entrepreneurs to connect and learn from one another. there will be an opening party tonight at pier 70, plus a pop up shop with makers and artisans at the salesforce transit center on wednesday. >> time now. 507. we'll take you to san jose this morning with a live look outside. it is calm in the south bay a few clouds reported at the airport this morning, but the bigger story is that it is certainly chilly out there. we're in the mid 40s here, but other areas in our sheltered valleys, like parts of the east bay and the north bay, we have temperatures this morning starting out in the upper 30, so it is a cold start to the day. but those temperatures do recover pretty nicely as we head into the afternoon. here's a look at the big headline summer like days lie ahead. we have a really sunny week. a warming trend will hit us and will actually have the potential to have our first 90 degree days this year. in

some areas inland. that's how far above average we are going this week. let's break it down region by region. today, inland, we'll start out cool in the 40s and 50s. we'll get you into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees later on today around the bay shoreline. expect a lot of sunshine, temperatures in the low and mid 60s, and along the coast we'll have partly cloudy skies and afternoon highs in the mid 50s. we have some great news for allergy sufferers thanks to the rain we had on saturday. it has really helped to cleanse our atmosphere of some of our pollen so you can see trees, grass and mold are at low levels, so we're breathing a little easier today and that will continue for the next couple of days. here's a look at the next three days. we have a chilly morning here today, but a lot of sunshine this afternoon. and then we'll start to see those temperatures climb as we head towards wednesday. we'll have 70s and 80s away from the coast, but it gets even warmer here thursday and friday. reggie, we'll see you the complete seven day coming up in about nine minutes. >> thank you. drew class is back

in session next to five the university asking students and teachers to return to campus today after violent protests last week. and the bay area protests that expanded over the weekend. >> the race for the white house heating up after controversial comments reportedly made by former president donald trump this weekend. what he allegedly said and how the white house is responding coming up. >> and boeing is heading to space. the airplane maker hoping to put humans in orbit today after a four year delay. the launch that is a critical milestone for

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is in pleasanton. a solo crash at southbound 680 at burnell avenue has shut down the two right lanes. this car crashed into the sand barrels there and now there's sand all over the roadway. there is stopped traffic from stone ridge drive with a 33 minute delay. now let's get back to you, reggie. >> thanks, amanda. the time is now 512 today. classes will be back in session at ucla. it follows a week of violent clashes between pro-palestinian protesters and counterprotesters

. police arrested more than 200 people last week. ucla's chancellor says the school will change its security operations and create a new office of campus safety. the university is hiring former sacramento police chief rick brazile to lead that new team focused on security. also in l.a, usc is cleaning up protesters second attempt at an encampment on campus. the university called in the lapd saturday night to clear out the group, saying the encampment was breaking the law. no word of any protesters being arrested. usc's graduation events start later this week, minus the big commencement ceremony. the university called that off following backlash over its cancellation of the valedictorian speech. they cited safety issues over her pro-palestinian views, and we're also following the pro-palestinian encampment on uc berkeley's campus. >> it has reportedly expanded. this is video from last week, the chronicle reports. alumni have now joined protesters in sproul plaza. it's unclear,

though, how many people there are now, a university spokesperson told the chronicle the administration was aware of this new encampment extension here in the bay are encampments remain in place at san francisco state, uc berkeley , stanford, sonoma state and uc santa cruz for the most part, they have all remained peaceful. >> your voice, your vote. election day six months away now, and a new poll shows it is a tight race between president biden and former president donald trump. over the weekend, trump made headlines again this time for comparing the justice department to the gestapo during a republican retreat. here's abc news reporter nguyen this morning. >> the presidential race tightening now less than six months away from the november election, former president trump this weekend at a multi-day republican retreat reportedly mocking some state and federal prosecutors handling his criminal cases. in an audio recording obtained by the washington post, trump also allegedly compared himself to al capone, an infamous mobster, and

biden's administration, to secret police. the white house quick to slam those reported remarks, saying in a statement. instead of echoing the appalling rhetoric of fascists lunching with neo and fanning debunked conspiracy theories that have caused brave police officers their lives, president biden is bringing the american people together around our shared democratic values. also at the retreat, major donor and top republicans, including a slew of trump's closest allies whose names have been floated as vp hopefuls. former presidential candidate senator tim scott telling nbc news we had no conversations about the vp pick to be honest with you. to be clear, this comes as a new abc news ipsos poll projects uncertainty in the race ahead. trump with a slight edge at 46% over president biden at 44. >> but if you hone in just on registered voters or likely voters, you actually get the opposite result and a few point

edge for joe biden and for personal favorability. >> biden, seen as more honest and trustworthy, leading trump 40 to 33. yet both candidates seen as more unfavorable than not. among top issues for voters. abortion access president biden, with a 12 point lead over trump on the issue, the ex-president continuing to avoid specific positions, instead deferring to the states on the issue. and when abc news washington a big hearing is set for today that would give local governments more say over autonomous vehicles, amanda has the details of today's hearing. >> now. stephanie, south bay state senator dave cortese is behind the bill that would give cities and counties say over how self-driving cars operate in their communities. waymo will start testing its robo taxis in seven more bay area cities in the coming weeks, all on the peninsula. in march, the state puc cleared the way for waymo to expand its operating area to include parts of san mateo and

santa clara counties. the pilot program will only be available to waymo employees at first. they will be able to order rider only trips anywhere from san francisco to san mateo and burlingame. senator cortez says this about the bill on the robo taxis in march that we need to create a system right away. >> you know, to do just modest regulations, modest controls, ordinary, normal traffic controls to make things safe for our community. that's only going to happen if we get our local cities involved. and waymo's product manager says the company is in regular communication with local governments and law enforcement officials. >> he also says he is optimistic the way that waymo will have good performance. back to you, reggie. thanks, amanda. >> kgo is celebrating 75 years on the air here in the bay area. channel seven went live on air for the first time from sutro mansion on may 5th, 1949. in the 1970s, a new show called news scene changed tv news to what it

is today. the basic format is similar to now, but at the time it was revolutionary, with cutting edge stories and social change and a new focus on people's everyday concerns. consumer issues, health news, stories about children and education, pop culture. it all became part of the programing. today we continue to tell your stories with the hope of building a better bay area. we are thankful that for over 75 years now, you've invited us into your homes to do just that. >> yeah, it's amazing to see how the industry has changed and the evolution of storytelling. and now we're using our iphones for a lot of our stories. yeah, incredible. >> can we bring back the name new scene? >> yes, i just like that we're on it for the 70th anniversary five years ago, i got to climb atop sutro tower, which is where one of our tv antennas is. the view. incredible. scary though. very scary. >> are you scared of heights? yes. >> do you go up there? i was like, okay, i'll do it. it's very cool. happy birthday to us. yeah. this morning, the bay

bridge toll plaza looking great. when you see the skies are clear out there right now, we are in store for warm weather over the next several days. it peaks here. thursday and into friday. in the afternoon. right now we have some cold temperatures. 39 right now in danville. we're sitting at 44 in palo alto, 41 that current temperature and half moon bay. we have some areas like santa rosa, napa this morning that you certainly need the heavy winter jacket because we're starting out in the upper 30s. but we will warm nicely as we head into the afternoon. looking at your weather wellness today, air quality is good. finally, our pollen levels are low thanks to that rain we had over the weekend. it helped to bring about cleaner air, grasses, oak and cedar are what we're looking at when it comes to pollen levels and the uv index is a seven that is high. today we will have sunny skies, temperatures close, if not a few degrees below average. today most of us will land in the 60s and today is the coolest day, relatively speaking. we had this week from here on out, we'll find those temperatures warming each and every afternoon. any evening plans you have looking

nice out there. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds throughout the early evening hours. temperatures on the cooler side in the 60s, dipping into the 50s by about 8 p.m. overnight. tonight we'll keep mainly clear skies and overnight lows. not as cold as we are right now. we'll stay more in the upper 40s to the lower 50s as we head into tuesday. that warming trend really accelerates here by the middle part of the week. here's future tracker temperatures wednesday afternoon. it's feeling quite warm already in the 70s and low 80s for most areas away from the coast, but we'll increase those numbers even more thursday and friday are the warmest days this week. mid 70s in the city, mid 80s in the south bay and our warmest spots inland. but watch what happens on friday. we'll likely see some 90s start to pop up, and our warmest cities inland area wide. we're looking at a lot of spots getting into the 80s by the end of the week. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you it's a chilly morning this morning with sunny skies this afternoon, and then we warm up thursday and friday. it's almost like summer

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business week in san francisco. there are events across the city, including an opening party tonight at pier 70, and a pop up with makers and artisans at salesforce transit center wednesday. >> at number five, we have a sunny week ahead and warmer temperatures each and every afternoon. it's a cold morning out there with temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. we get close to average this afternoon. those temperatures take off with 70s and 80s back away from the coast by wednesday. >> and number six, that pleasanton crash on southbound 680 at bernal avenue has now stopped traffic from 580. two lanes remain blocked because of that solo crash, and drivers now have an hour delay. speeds are down to six miles per hour. >> number seven the worldwide demand for gas has dropped to its lowest level in four years. the price hasn't followed, though. if you're filling up this morning, triple a says the average cost for a gallon in california is 5.35. it's even higher in the bay area. happening today a critical test for boeing's starliner spacecraft. for the first time,

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breaking tourism numbers in the state of california now at 530, a tourism record for our state. >> but the news is not as much of a boost as it may seem. we're digging into the new data as san francisco prepares for tens of thousands of visitors this week, and a scary moment in a pennsylvania church when an armed man takes aim at the pastor. >> how fellow worshipers responded that is such a scary video. >> a possible vice presidential running mate to donald trump standing by her decision to shoot and kill her misbehaving puppy. why, she says president biden should consider doing the same for one of his dogs. >> good morning everybody. it's monday, may 6th. >> we're going to start with a check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hey good morning guys. we start out with mainly clear

conditions. we'll take you to our south beach camera this morning. a live look outside you can see the bay bridge. we have mainly clear skies, just a few patchy clouds along the coast right now, but all in all, we're shaping up to be a pleasant afternoon out there. but temperatures this morning it is cold and some of our cities like santa rosa, napa, danville, we are beginning in the upper 30s, so that heavier winter jacket is likely your best accessory out the door. but those temperatures do recover nicely this afternoon, and the week ahead will feature some warm temperatures. the what to expect summer like days lie ahead, especially by thursday and friday of the upcoming week, we'll find temperatures well above average. expect a lot of sunshine over the next seven days. we have that sunshine with us today. sunrise here at 608 this morning. afternoon highs were pretty close to average 50s along the coast, 60s around the bay shoreline close to 70, and our warmest spots inland. and today is the coolest day. relatively speaking, that we have on the seven day forecast. those numbers just get warmer and warmer in the days ahead.

we'll show you that coming up in about seven minutes. but amanda has a traffic alert this morning. >> yeah. drew, let's get you right back to this crash we've been focusing on over in pleasanton. this is a solo crash on southbound 680 at for now avenue. only one lane. the left lane is getting through at this hour. and that's because of that solo crash into the sand barrels that sent sand across the road. that delay is now up to an hour speeds are down to six miles per hour there. stephanie. >> all right. amanda thank you. happening today tens of thousands of people are expected to be in san francisco for a big cybersecurity conference at the moscone center. secretary of state antony blinken will be giving a keynote speech. this event comes after governor newsom made a big announcement from the top of the golden gate bridge. you just saw, he says. tourism is at an all time high. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live now with reaction from local businesses and why the governor's numbers. gloria, don't tell the whole story. >> good morning. stephanie. yeah, the governor is saying

that there was huge spending by tourists last year, but some business owners say they are just not seeing it. >> so we couldn't be more proud to announce today record breaking tourism numbers in the state of california. over $150 billion of tourism spend unprecedented in our state's history. >> the wharf is still not back to where it was. you know, i mean, you have half the restaurants are closed compared to 2019. we're down 40, 50% and the wharf has come back somewhat, but it's still not where it was before the pandemic. so i think that's kind of an erroneous statement by the governor. >> that's the general manager of the franciscan crab restaurant in fisherman's wharf and clam chowder huts there. tell abc seven they used to stay open late during the week. well, now they close at around 730 because there just are not as many people there visit california says travel spending reached just over $150 billion across

the state in 2023, but that number does not factor in inflation, even when adjusted for inflation. travel spending in 2023 was down 14% compared to before the pandemic in 2019, and the rsa conference kicks off this morning at the moscone center here in san francisco. it's expected to bring in about 40,000 people live in san francisco. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thanks, gloria. developing news on what could be a major escalation in the middle east. israel is warning people to evacuate the city of rafah. amanda, this could signal a ground offensive by israel. israeli forces is imminent. >> yeah, reggie, the us and other world leaders have long discouraged an israeli offensive over concerns about civilian casualties. >> an estimated 1 million people who have evacuated from elsewhere in gaza are sheltering in rafah right now. it comes just hours after hamas claimed responsibility for a rocket attack at gaza's southern border. at one of the few

crossings where humanitarian aid enters the territory. three israeli soldiers were reportedly killed. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has vowed to enter rafah to flush out hamas fighters, defying international pressure, hopes for a ceasefire and hostage deal are fading. >> netanyahu lashing out at other world leaders, saying no amount of pressure will stop israel from defending itself. hamas's negotiating team leaving cairo for qatar with cia director bill burns one of the key mediators. it feels like the us and allies are in a final push to try and force a hostage and ceasefire deal, axios reports. >> the biden administration has paused a shipment of us made ammunition to israel, the decision reportedly left israel scrambling, but the reason behind it is unclear. back to you, stephanie. >> amanda, thank you. the israeli government has shut down the al jazeera news network. it raided its offices, calling the qatari broadcaster, quote, an

incitement channel. al jazeera is now off israel's main cable and satellite providers, but its website and multiple online streaming links are still operating. al jazeera called it a, quote, criminal action and insisted it follows professional media standards. the war in the middle east added a layer of tension on a somber day. international holocaust remembrance day. it's used annually as a day of remembrance and a vow to never forget the atrocities of the holocaust that message dominated yesterday's commemoration at the contemporary jewish museum here in san francisco. organizers tell us this year's gathering was even more profound. in light of anti-semitism rising in the bay area and across america, and at a time where we know anti-semitism, systemic anti-semitism is rising, we know where it can lead. >> and if survivors aren't going to be the carriers of that message, all of us have to do it right now. >> we have to stay together. we can have our differences, but we

really need to hold each other up right now. >> yesterday's commemoration included a memorial reading of names, prayer and a form with bay area jewish community leaders. >> south dakota governor kristi noem is once again defending her decision to shoot her puppy cricket. she now says president biden's dog commander should meet the same fate. noem is considered to be a contender for donald trump's pick for vp. she has faced backlash from republicans and democrats for her dog killing anecdote in her upcoming memoir. many say she can no longer be considered for that role. so here's noem when she spoke on the subject over the weekend. >> joe biden's dog has attacked 24 secret service people. so how many people is enough people to be attacked and dangerously hurt? before you make a decision on a dog? and, well, he's not living at the white house. that's a question that the president should be held accountable to. >> meanwhile, noem also claims in her book that she met with

north korean leader kim jong un. she now says that claim should not have been included in the book. she hasn't elaborated on why that detail was included. >> now to a terrifying incident all caught on camera. a man is being charged with attempted murder after attacking a pastor with a gun over the weekend. it happened during a church service in a town outside of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the gunman stood up, interrupted the pastor's sermon as you see here, he's pointing the gun in his direction. he steps over and attacks him. thankfully, the gun jammed. a deacon rushed the man and tackled him to the ground. as you just saw. >> all of a sudden i just seen a gun pointing right at me, and at that point, all i could do is try to run for cover. he could have lost his life in that struggle, but he sacrificed himself for everyone, and that's a you know, he's the hero. >> yeah, this is terrifying. police also say they found a

body inside the gunman's home on the same day this incident happened. a motive for this attack is still unclear at this point. and the pastor says he will be back in church next week for another sunday service. >> we continue to follow the effort to improve living conditions from for farm workers on the peninsula. it's been a year and a half since the mass shooting in half moon bay highlighted the need for safe and affordable places for workers to live. now, the chronicle is reporting that at least one project meant to improve living conditions is stalled. according to the report, the planning commission has held public meetings for a proposed five story, 40 unit complex on kelly avenue, both times, public comment was positive. however, the commissioners chose to delay a vote. commissioners criticized the building for being too tall. they also worried about the potential traffic and said it's out of character. with downtown half moon bay, a local nonprofit, is trying to build a better bay area by cultivating the next generation of inventors. >> now it needs help. after a

fire left extensive damage to its creative space, abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke to its founder, trying to figure out what's next. >> the smoke damage on the walls is pretty significant. the water reached around 4 to 5in. >> we hear ryan spurlock is talking about a fire nearly one week ago at human made the san francisco nonprofit provides space, tools and training to up and coming inventors and entrepreneurs. >> this is where the fire started, we believe we were told essentially, it started right here in the power strip. it burnt up the 3d printers here and a lot of the equipment in the middle section here. >> obviously we were scared because our robots there and everything, but we really like we really knew the more important thing was human made as a whole, because just the organization is really important to everyone that goes there. >> kyle young found a passion for robotics here, and credits the nonprofit with helping build a 40 member team from learning how to build parts right brands and most importantly, how to, like work with other people and

really build a project. >> and it's been pretty life changing for all of us. >> the fire forcing the nonprofit to take its training online. >> we focus on hands on learning here, where hands on program, so it's going to have a significant impact over the next month at least, as well as the businesses that really count on our space to run their day to day operations or launch their product or their idea. >> and one of those people is jonathan pauley. he learned to build custom cabinets after losing his tech job. >> they have some of the best cnc machines you can get up there, and then people who are willing to help you learn the skills to use them and sort of fast track. so i was able to start my own little prototyping business after getting laid off from traditional tech job and now displaced, and it sounds like it'll be at least a month before anybody can get back into space. and for a lot of people with, you know, projects and, you know, customers, we don't want them to go somewhere else, you know, in the meantime, they're hoping this gofundme campaign will help cover some of the upfront losses. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. and i'm here with the

traffic alert giving you a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where things are starting to fill in. >> you should know that metering lights were flipped on at about 530 this morning, but once you get past them, nothing in your way. as you make your way into the city, back to the desk. >> thanks, amanda. madonna once again proving why she has always been the queen of pop. the record just set by the material girl during the final show of her tour. we have a lot to talk about. >> i watched this over the weekend. incredible. but first a check on the weather with meteorologist drew. it was really cool, let's take a look at oakland this morning. we do have fair conditions out there. temperatures right now in the east bay. we're mainly in the mid 40s, but other areas we're starting out in the upper 30s. so it's a cold start to the day. but temperatures will bounce back later on this afternoon. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. over the weekend we had that rain heavy at times saturday morning. it also brought two feet of snow to the sierra behind that front we have clear skies. high pressure is building in over the next couple

of days, and that will bring about a warming trend over the next five days. our hottest days this week will be thursday and friday, but because of the recent rain, it has actually really helped the pollen to get out of our atmosphere. so pollen index has a massive change this week. you see tree pollen, grass pollen, mold all low. if you remember last week grass pollen was high. so we are doing much better for allergy sufferers thanks to that recent rainfall. here's a look at the forecast today. a lot of sunshine inland will go into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it's a mostly sunny day, temperatures a little bit below average will be in the low 60s in the afternoon. and then along the coast. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day and temperatures on the cooler side with highs mainly in the mid and upper 50s. but looking at the next three days, today is certainly the coolest day we have this week. as we head towards tomorrow, mild air moves in here and then the warming really starts to take off by wednesday and those temperatures

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in two feet of snow, making sunday the snowiest day of the season there. good to see a late spring boost to our snowpack with water content at more than 150% of average at the lab. well, if you have plans to travel to the middle of the country today, be prepared for severe weather, tornadoes could touch down from oklahoma to south dakota. amanda. the new threat comes as millions of americans are already dealing with historic flooding. >> yeah, stephanie, the rain has stopped, but rivers there are still rising this morning in texas, a four year old boy died during the flooding in fort worth over the weekend. his body

was recovered by search and rescue crews after his family's car was swept away in fast moving water. parts of the state have received nearly two feet of rain. more than 200 people have been rescued outside houston due to the flooding. residents have started assessing the damage and cleaning up the mess. >> it's a kick in the in the in the knee. we'll just we'll just say that it's a terrible, demoralizing feeling. i mean, it ain't a fire, but it's close. >> second, the tornadoes that could develop today could hit areas already devastated by previous storms. there could also be medium to large hail. oklahoma and nebraska have the highest risk of severe weather. but as we've mentioned, the threat extends all the way north to south dakota. right. >> thanks, amanda. madonna made history over the weekend. abc reporter linsey davis shows us the massive crowd that came out to her final show of the tour

highlight on brazil's copacabana beach last night. >> 1.6 million people heading out for the material girl, a free madonna concert to close out her celebration tour, setting the record for the largest stand alone concert audience ever by any artist in history. celebrating 40 years in the music industry, fan was packing the beach lining the streets of rio for several blocks. madonna turning rio de janeiro into one big dance floor, performing her iconic songs. her 1998 hit nothing really matters with me and like a prayer. proving some artists are always in vogue. >> i love this for madonna, so i was watching some clips of her over the weekend. she looked truly joyful. yeah, yeah. and when she did vogue, she came out in a dress that was different

than what she's been doing the whole tour. and it was this, like, custom beaded dress with the brazilian flag colors. all over it. nice touch. yeah. i mean, you know. >> yeah, we all do, right? >> oh, my gosh, we all went to it when she came to san francisco. >> yeah it's a great time. >> it was amazing. the only only complaint i have is that we didn't get to fully hear material girl. >> right. she's just a little snippets of material girl. >> yeah, yeah, a little tease. but we love her. we love her. yeah, i think she's kind of over that song. >> yeah, yeah, that's what it feels like. good for her. yeah, yeah. so many people. that is incredible. >> amazing. yeah. 1.6 million. that's incredible. >> is that a record? it's a record. that's a record. yeah. >> she's setting records. >> it's hard. like, it's hard to imagine that many people at one thing. yeah, yeah. >> no i know, i mean the video says it all 65 years old. >> get out there and do it. >> you got it this morning. the tam cam will show you a nice, quiet start to the day. we have a live look. temperatures this morning. we are starting out in

the 30s and in the 40s, so we have some chilly air right now. but the big headline the week ahead is we have some warm days ahead, 39 right now in danville this morning we're at 47 in san jose, 41 that current temperature, both gilroy and half moon bay in the north bay. we'll hit you with santa rosa at 3937 in calistoga. so the winter jacket, i would take that this morning and some of these cities , and then we'll find the afternoon. lots of sunshine and some mild temperatures to finish out the day. let's take a look at your weather wellness. air quality is good today. there's been a big change to our pollen levels thanks to the rain over the weekend. those pollen levels are now low, so allergy sufferers getting a bit of relief over the next couple of days. the uv index today is a seven that is high. we do expect a lot of sunshine today. temperatures will be close to, if not just a little bit below average for this time of the year. 64 the high in oakland we'll go to 61. in the city, 68 in san jose, near 70. in santa

rosa. will hit that in fairfield along the coast. it is cool. half moon bay coming in at 57 degrees. so looking at your evening planner, just a mix of sun and clouds, pretty quiet. it's on the cooler side as those temperatures dip pretty fast into the 50s by 8 p.m, but we do expect a mainly clear night on the way. and tonight, not as cold as we are right now. we'll have some lighter winds which will keep our temperatures a little elevated overnight. tonight we'll see those numbers in the 40s and low 50s as we head into tuesday. now, tomorrow those temperatures are warmer, but the temperatures really start to take off by wednesday. here's future tracker temperatures wednesday afternoon. you can see a lot of us getting into the low 80s and our warmest areas inland around the bay shoreline, 70s and low 80s. and then by thursday, it gets even warmer around here. thursday and friday are the two warmest days this week. mid 70s in the city, low 80s in oakland, mid 80s in the south bay and then by friday we will likely have some 90 degree readings inland. this could be our first

90 degree day this year in parts of antioch fairfield. just everybody is above average. we'll find some minor cooling over the weekend, but we'll have a lot of sunshine the next seven days. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. a cold morning right now, but we have a mild afternoon on the way. it's just a really bright week ahead. those temperatures warm by wednesday. thursday and friday are two warmest days. this week almost feels like summer out there by the end of the week. and then over the weekend, some minor cooling, but still lots of sunshine and above average temperatures. guys, i mean, in san francisco this is better than summer. >> yeah, i agree to be honest. >> enjoy it. >> new at six. how you can get a boat tour of the san francisco bay for free this summer. >> but first teens caught on camera dumping trash into the ocean could be facing some jail time. the chargethey are now facing after actions c ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪

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following the scene has now cleared. this is on southbound 680 at burnell avenue. expect residual delays though, even though things are moving back to you at the desk. >> thanks, amanda. an unusual rescue in colorado. over the weekend, crews pulled an injured teen from an abandoned missile silo. deputies say a group of teens were exploring abandoned tunnels on a rural property saturday, when one of them fell two floors down. that shaft. rescuers had to rely on the 19 year old's screams to find him. they say it's one of the most dangerous rescues they've ever made. >> i don't even want to. i don't want to go back in there. >> the kid that we pulled out is probably lucky to be alive. >> the injured teen got airlifted to a hospital and is expected to survive this morning. two teens are facing felony charges accused of dumping trash into the ocean. the crime, recorded in a now

viral video that sparked outrage around the world. here's abc news reporter ike ejiochi, two florida teens who turned themselves into police are cooperating with investigators after viral videos showing them dumping trash into the atlantic ocean generated outrage around the world. >> i'm we're getting calls from all over the world on this issue. this is just such an egregious act that is offended so many people. >> according to charging documents, the teens are facing felony pollution charges punishable with up to $50,000 in fines or up to five years in prison. >> it's a kayless, you know, disregard for our for our environment. and, you know, this won't be tolerated. in florida. >> officials say a group of minors left the party called boca bash, off the coast of boca raton. video captured by a local content creator and later posted on youtube showing two teens dumping garbage cans full of trash. apparently celebrating before heading back to the party. investigators calling it both a serious crime and a

teachable moment. >> these are juveniles. we're not here to ruin someone's life forever. >> one of the teens on board who was in charged speaking with our affiliate wplg, saying those actions should have consequences. >> i do feel a little remorse for him, but i also feel like he deserves whatever happened because he made a really bad decision. >> the parents of one of the teens involved issued an apology on their behalf, lobbying for the teens to be given community service that will help them learn from their mistakes. ike ejiochi, abc news, new york. >> well, california has led the way with electric vehicles. the rest of the country is still catching up. new at six. the major boost the auto industry is getting today. >> could a crackdown on self checkout lanes help cut retail crime? some state lawmakers think so, and today they plan to explain their new proposal and questions flying after this man seen riding an e-scooter across the bay bridge this then we are looking for you. we are the peace corps.

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