at temperatures in the 50s this morning. 60s by noontime for most. mid-70s for the warmest inland locations, 5 to 8 degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll talk about the rest of the workweek which includes warm earn cooler weather all coming up. >> lisa, thank you. developing news this morning. police are looking for two suspects and an uber vehicle after the driver was abducted at gunpoint in san francisco. he was off duty in the city when a man and a woman jumped into his car and depended that he drive them around. he says the man had a gun and the woman had a knife. he drove to richmond and at some point for at an atm to take money out. that's when he said he made his escape and went straight to richmond police. police are looking for a 2015 toyota kamry with license plate 7hqw692. a die visive presidential contest notice france involving a right wing pop uist candidate as well as a hacking scandalfation voters. this is a live look at the courtyard outside the louvre museum where candidate emmanuel macron plans to speak. his campaign says the area has been evacuated after a security alert. here's another live look at a polling place in france. and you can see there lots of activity going on right now. a huge line outside that building to vote. here in the bay rench voters see the parallels with our presidential race last fall. abc7 news reporter tiffany wilson explains how the hack is having an effect on the trench election. >> reporter: it's election day in france. >> it's crucial for france but i also think it's crucial for europe, in fact, the whole world. >> the far right candidate marine le pen wants france to withdraw from the eu. emmanuel macron would deepen ties to the eu. one hour before the official end of campaigning, hackers leaked thousands of e-mails from macron campaign staffers. >> it looks a lot like previous versions of this attack attributed to russia. >> back to a live look at a polling center in france. download the abc news ap. we will send out an alert when the winner is declared. the first exit poll results start coming in at around 11:00 this morning. time is 5:03. animals found to be neglected an oakland nature center have found new homes. yesterday abc7 news was at rabbit ears in el cerrito, one of the pet shops that took animals rescued from the rotary nature center. reptileses, guinea pigs and a 60-year-old terror toys were sent to the shelters and pet shops. the animals were found to be neglected and in poor health and word quickly spread they needed some help. >> at some point they came to me and said will you take, if we can get these animals out, can you take om. we said yeah, of course. that's what we do. >> rabbit ears took in two guinea pigs and a mouse. they'll be up for adoption soon. the rotary nature center has been shut down. now to a case of prostitution on the peninsula. investigate remembers say the four people you see here are accused of human trafficking in san bruno. investigators broke up the ring friday arresting all four. after serving a sempbl waesht warrant at a home. it comes after a month long investigation. in the south bay, the family of a woman killed by san jose police remembered her during an emotional dedication. san jose police shot and killed diana shulman back in 2014. her memory will be honored at a softball field where she used to play the sport she loved. lonie rivera has the story. >> wham briian ballpark holds so many memories where she first played little league baseball. she also volunteered here. >> we are so lucky to have such good friends and family. she would an loved every minute of this. >> she just loved life and baseball. she loved being around people and kids. >> they unveiled this park bench honoring 19-year-old showman along with a plaque bearing her name han favorite phrase. the bench is a nice thing to having but what we really care about is having the crisis intervention train forth police. keeping other families from having to go through this kind of pain. >> there scene captures that painful memory minutes after police responded to a domestic dispute. police say showman refused to drop a cordless power drill. you can see her holding it in there video. a police officer thought it was an uzi machine gun and shot her. >> the she made a mistake. >> the family filed allow site which was settled. part of the settlement includes the family working with san jose police was crisis intervention training. it brings comfort knowing they can prevent a similar tragedy. >> we can feel her presence and be where she loved to be. >> in san jose, lon i rivera, abc7 news. happening now, the coast guard is working to salvage a b.a.r.t. maintenance barge that sampg last month in the bay. it sank during a storm april 7th and is now on its side atop the transbay tube. divers will hook cables to the barge, then a crane will lift it upright. b.a.r.t. does not expect service to be affected. the barge will be taken out of the bay at a later date. warriors head coach steve kerr remains out indefinitely after having a spinal cord leak procedure on his back. team owner joe lay could be tells bloomberg radio had he his spine drained in hopes of alleviating some of the health issues that have sidelined him. the coach has not been with the warriors in their last five playoff games. lay could be says "we just have to be in his court here and support whatever it takes for him to get back. hopefully we'll have him coaching on the court sooner rather than later. the warriors are one game from advancing to the western conference finals after taking a 3-0 lead over the utah jazz. kevin durant led them to victory last night. durant got a technical foul after getting into a scuffle with rudi goep bear. durant explains what happened in the final minutes. >> this is basketball. he pushed me. i pushed him and move on. but you know, that's why they call our league soft is because they call flagrants and stuff like that. it is what it is. he's been grabbing and pushing us and pushing us. they're trying to clean that stuff up i guess. >> the warriorses are 7-0 in the playoffs. it's the longest winning streak in a single postseason in franchise history. game four is tomorrow night at 6:00. larry beil will have all the highlights coming up in sports. lisa argen is here. you are tracking the cool temperatureses this morning. >> the cools but the winds have dialed back and not as cool as they could be. we still have a breeze along the coast and a few clouds in the south bay. it's emerilryville, 56. 50 in fremont on the coolest number so far is 49 nest vat lay ho. we'll talk about the warmup today, how long it lasts and look at once again this is week ahead kind of summer-like and then spring-like. your forecast is next. >> also ahead, a popular east s season. why organizers say it's so important for the kids that play. >> plus, what is ca mass las harris say she will do indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. good morning. a live look outside from our abc7 exploratorium camera at pier 15. you can see the san francisco skyline right there on your screen. we're off to a mild start. thanks so much for starting your day with abc7 news. 5:11 is the time. a seemingly cold case from 13 years ago appears to be solved. the sonoma sheriff says there is evidence linking 38-year-old shawn gallen to a cold case double murder in 202004 in jenner. as news reporter melanie wod dro shows us, gallen made an impression on neighbors in guerneville where he once lived. >> reporter: people are talking about him in downtown guerneville. many are saying they would rather not talk on camera after allegations that gallen is responsible for the 2004 murders of 26-year-old jason allen and 22-year-old linsey cut shall. the couple died from gunshots to their heads as they slept on a beach in sonoma county. >> he had information about the killings that no other xoern have known and we have located evidence that corroborates his statement. >> one man inside this restaurant and bar described him as being off. a caretaker where gallen once stayed said he was known to shoot animals with air proepz in 2009, he shot james mcneal in his convertible with be an arrow, as well. >> knocked the baseball cap off of my head. he hit me with quite a bit of force. lucky not to be injured at all. >> mcneal says he thought it was an accident until he saw someone running away. gallen served time for the crime. until now mcneal says he never quite understood why law enforcement reacted the way it did. >> cops were coming into town with thanks, robots. >> deputies say gallen has always been a person of interest in the murders. >> detectives never ruled him out as a possible suspect. >> reporter: he has been in county jail since march charged with shooting and killing his younger brother. fridays deputies searched his home in forestville possibly looking for evidence in the jenner case. >> it's a terrible thing if he did it. >> reporter: melanie woodrow, abc7 news. a san francisco resident led a group of international athletes in a swim from the united states to mexico all in support of immigrant rights. the 12 swimmers set off from the imperial beach in san diego county and swam across the border towards a beach. tijuana escorted by the mexican navy and cleared for the swim by immigration officials. the organizer of the swim lives in san francisco and wanted to call attention to what she believes is the anti-immigration position of the current administration. >> this is not a protest. this is not a political statement. this is purely a swim for human rights and to cast a global spotlight and human suffering >> swimmers from the u.s., mexico, israel, new zealand and south africa all took part in the more than six mile swim. happening today, friends and family of a man who died during a performance with the san francisco gay mens chorus will hold a memorial service. 39-year-old ryan nunez collapsed at the theater in late march. doctors were unable to revive him. the chorus's artistic director says nunez was share voice in the world and took care of everyone. the chorus is asking who knew him to attend today's service at 1:00 this afternoon at the aids memorial grove in san francisco. someone defaced two murals in the mission districts. abc news 7 was at 17th and carlos where a butterfly is coveredly black paint. the mural on the side of the substation was defaces with the gra fee team tag khy. it could stand for the gra fee team crew keep hoods yours against racism and gentrification. a mural of a bear on another part of the building was defaced last month. 5:15 the time. a popular east bay soccer league that gives low income kids the chance to play the game they love kicked off its season yesterday. we were at the san lorenzo adult school for the start of the youth league. the program is operated by the alameda sheriff's deputies activity leaguing to bring together families and law enforcement for weekly games free of charge. it is a way to do outreach in the community. >> the kidsed are appreciative and come up to us law enforcement officers and want to engage in soccer. >> volunteers and donations help organize the soccer matches. the players get uniforms, equipment and a place to play without having to worry about the financial costs associated with the sport. in richmond, 80 low income this year at no cost. yesterday, abc7 news was in rich monday as a group of military veterans from bay area brave installed new solar panels on mel jackson's home. he's also a vet who served in the marine corps during the vietnam war. the volunteers are getting on the job training for careers as solar panels installers. jackson is grateful he qualified for the help. >> definitely. as you can see, we get plenty of sun light here. so it will save us quite a bit. >> he's expected to save $40,000 in power bills over the life of the system and oakland non-profit called grid solar the panels. for more information how you can qualify, go to our abc7 news ap and look for the story. take a look at all of this snow. here's it the view from our heavenly camera in lake tahoe yesterday. a late spring snowstrm blanket higher elevations there. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> of course they're concerned with flooding issues as the temperatures get warmer. this morning just a lot of clouds there. they did pick up a couple of inches down by mammoth up to five inches. so they had more of the system as that low drifts to the south. here's live doppler 7. you can see it here as i widen the perspective. thunderstorms and circulation, all the cloud cover and precip sliding to the south. we're in the clear as high pressure continues to build, the ridge moving up and over the area of high pressure over pretty much the northern third of the golden state. we're looking at temperatures this morning just a little bit warmer than we were yesterday. 52 in sunnyvale. 53 in mountain view. the rest of the bay in the mid 40s. 50 in san carlos with 50 in redwood city, 51 towards san jose. the numbers this morning a few degrees warmer except if you're up by the delta area. you have been 9 degrees warmer. oakland at 3 degrees warmer. our highlights, looking at a warmer day from 3 to 8 degrees warmer due to the lack of the wind. all the sunshine today. and we'll look for the warming trend to continue tomorrow into tuesday. cooler days arrive on wednesday. looks like they will last into the weekend. high surf advisory till 2:00 this afternoon anywhere from 12 to 18-foot wave heights right now. strong northwesterly winds generating dangerous surf everybody sonoma down through monterey. certainly be careful if you're headed out to the coast. looking at temperatures today in san jose, we're coming up to near average in the mid-70s. tomorrow about 80, 82. on tuesday. and then by wednesday, a weather system moves into northern california drops the temperatures in some places as much as 10 to 15 degrees and it looks like that's where we're going to stay for the remainder of the workweek and weekend. here's the system. it pushes into northern california on the backside of it, looks like perhaps thursday it, maybe sonoma county could see a light sprinkle. otherwise looking at a lot of sunshine and a warmup today. mid-70s arrive in san hope say. 37 in milpitas. santa cruz in the upper 60s. on the peninsula, 71, palo alto 61, millbrae lots of sunshine, still breezy from time to time at the coast with upper 60s from san francisco up in the north bay, warming through the 70s with 78 in sonoma, 79 in napa. and near east bay looking like a beautiful afternoon. low 70s for you at about 4:00 this afternoon. 72 in oakland, union city and fremont. inland, lots of mid-70s arrive with plenty of sunshine in livermore. 76. 78 in san ramon. the accuweather seven-day forecast with warmer conditions will be in the 70s from the inland valleys. upper 50s coast side. download our abc7 news ap. the warming and takes us to tuesday with 60s at the coast. the summer spread and the weather system to the north knocks the temperatures down everywhere and increases the clouds on thursday. it looks cool into next weekend. >> a widespread from 50s to 80s all in one week. >> we're getting there. just ahead it, shaq for sheriff in the nba great says he wants to run for office and has a few options. we'll get to that story soon. first in honor of asian pacific american heritage month, we're using our or bay area instagram feed to celebrate organizations where you live. the san francisco base group chinese for affirmative action asks that you join them in honoring these three people. architects who donated their time and skills to renovate the caa headquarters in china town. 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that will be the trend for the day today. we'll look at lighter winds, warmer temperatures and actually the numbers will be near average. low 50s to mid 60s by noontime. and with mid-70s arriving inland at about 4:00, it should feel pretty good out there with very light wind except if you're at the coast, pretty breezy there. we'll talk how warm it's going to get. even warmer conditions as you plan your workday tomorrow. i'll be back in a few minutes to have a look at the seven-day outlook. >> thank you. the fight and the furrey mounting over the house health care bill. president donald trump and house legislation's first lap victory last month before lawmakers headed home. now they're facing backlash from health care advocates as democrats use the controversial bill as a rallying cry. abc news reporter david wright has more. >> reporter: blowback for republican congress members who voted to repeal and replace obamacare. in upstate new york, representative tom reed held town hall meetings with his constituents. >> these are human beings. >> many of their concerns focus on so-called pre-existing conditions. this man says he recently donated a kidney. >> now that i have a pre-existing condition that my cost of health care could go up significantly. and also, i could possibly be denied health care. >> reporter: the republican bill would roll back the affordable care act's protects for patients with pre-existing conditions. that's one out of every four americans. health insurers would still have to cover them but the bill does include a mechanism allowing insurance companies to raise rates on those patients. possibly even making their insurance unaffordable. in idaho, raul labrador shot back at a constituent who told him without access to health care, people will die. >> that line is so indefensible. nobody dies because they don't have access to health care. >> reporter:. >> it will be great health care and your premiums will come down and your deductibles will come down. so you'll have better health karat a lower cost. and now, i'm calling on the senate to take action. >> reporter: some house members now admit they voted for the bill without reading the fine print. >> the i don't think any individual has read the whole bill. that's why we have staff. >> reporter: new jersey congressman rodney feeling hicen switched his vote from no to yes at the last minute after promising his constituents he would look out for them. >> i support looking after pre-existing conditions. >> he was holding my letter in his hand yes, when he said that. >> adina michele is a survivor of stage 4 breast cancer. >> don't take away the protections we already have. and my representative voted to take away those protections when he promised not to. and i deserve an explanation. >> david wright, abc news, washington. california senator kamala harris says she will do everything she ccan. last night the senator says more must be done to tackle out of control health care costs. >> one of the things we have to do is deal with prescription drug costs. and we've got to improve it by saying let us negotiate no, sir those costs like the va can do for vets, let the government negotiate those costs can. >> harris made the comments last night during a recording for the podcast pod save america. in his first interview after the house passed the gop's health care bill, speaker of the house paul ryan comes exclusively to this week. you can watch his full interview on "this week"ing with george stephanopoulos right here on abc7. >> 5:34 is the time. the jfk library foundation will honor former president barack obama with the 2017 profile in courage award at the centennial mathdinner.e event raises money support the kennedy library's educational programs. the foundation says president obama upheld the highest standards of dignity, decency and integrity throughout his terms in office. james taylor will perform during the ceremony. overseas, the boko haram militant group has released 82 girls who were abductsed three years ago from northeastern nigeria. they will be thrown to safety today. the release comes in exchange for the freedom of several boko haram suspects who were in custody. about 195 girls are still missing. the girls where are taken in april 2014 by militants who stormed a girls's school inchy book. it triggered an international outcry. 5:35 is our time. this summer marks 20 years since the death of princess diana. tonight abc news is airing a special report, the last 100-days did of diana, giving us a new perspective on her final days. alexis smith gives us a sneak peek reporter. the fairy tale of her life ended the summer of 1997. two decades late area, there's still speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding her death. >> we've tried to construct a forensic narrative of the last 100 days, the places she went, the people she was meeting, the commitments she was making, the charities she was focused on. >> reporter martin bashir was launch into the spotlight after getting diana to open up about her private life two years before she die. >> reporter: you knew princess diana. you had your famous interview with her in 1995 where she revealed so much of her personal life and her struggles. why do you think she was so loved and why so many of us are so interested 20 years later? >> she articulated and verbalizes issues she had confronted. those issues are things that all of us face in our ordinary lives. difficulties with our spouses. finding it difficult to get on with the in-laws. suffering depression, suffering other psychiatric conditions. she wore these vulnerabilities in the open air. and because of that, people felt a sense of fealty with her. they fet a sense of shared experience. >> the special dives into the life she fought so hard 0 keep private, including special moems with her young sons william and harry. it breaks down the fateful final trip to paris with boyfriend doty kehl fayed. >> the last 48 hours of her life, we tell that story in fairly careful detail. there are some phone calls that take place, there are things that happen that are something of a revelation. >> and that was alexis smith reporting. you can catch the two-hour primetime special "the last 100 days of diana," tonight at 9:00 right here on abc7. still ahead, a look inside intel's new garage which is specifically designed for driverless cars. as we head to break, here's a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera. lisa argen w welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the 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together and build. >> abc7 news anchor carolyn tyler was one of this year's honorees. she looks awesome. >> yeah. >> so great to see her. >> we are looking at a little bit of wind on the coast. you mentioned that, but things are going to warm up today. brighten up. here's a look from mount tam where temperatures are in the 50s in the north bay. the breeze still 20 miles an hour upper elevation. finally temperatures near average. what is that? more 60s and 70s. i'll have the exact numbers and a lookahead in just a few minutes. >> also next, kevin durant leads the warriors to a lig win over utah. larry beil has the highlights and post-game reaction comin the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the 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getting a new update on steve kerr's health. here's sports director larry beil with those details and the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. steve kerr was not in utah last night. warriors owner joe lake could be tells us kerr had another operation on his back to fix a spinal cord leak and remains out indefinitely. dubs didn't have kerr but a whole lot of kevin durant in game three in salt lake city on a night when the flash splash brothers suggestaled, it was all about kd. gliding to the basket, second quarter, ian clark turns it over. the result a rudy gobert slab, 21-15. green in foul trouble. after kd hits the three, he had 22 in the first half, draymond ted up. they try to calm him down. utah up one at the break. gordon hayward for three. utah is up by six. the lob to the french rejection. he's doing chin-ups there. the lead is nine. and you're thinking uh-oh, trouble. but steph late third quarter finally knocks down his first three of the night. had to be thinking oh, man, get one to go. 18 of his 23 came in the second half. basically all durant down the stretch. warriors win 102-91, take a 3-0 series lead. here's mike shumann. >> the warriors did what good teams do, they found a way to win tonight with steph, dray and klay. had the warriors go up 3-0 in this series. >> they came out with a lot of energy and intebsity. the crowd was great. game three, man. they wanted to get back into the series. it's going to be games like that where we don't have 30 assists. we got stops on the defensive end and scored down the stretch. >> kevin carried us. while the other 13 guys, 14 guys struggled. he carried us. and then you know, steph was able to get it going and a couple other guys got it going. he definitely carried us till we could get it going. >> that's what good teams do. they find ways to win. >> that's what our guys did tonight. they found a way to win. >> you're still undefeated in the playoffs. reporting in salt lake city is, mike shumann, abc7 sports. >> thank you. giants and reds, even the reds fans want his autograph. adam duval pretty popular these days. high deep off a tye lock led 10 runs, eight of them earned. fernandez trying to keep the giants in for a little bit. patrick kivly han crashed into the wall. 2-2 game. it's 10-2 reds. suarez gets all of the george con toes offering. dropped his glove. 14-2, giants giving up double digits these dpapz a's and tigers on bob melvin bobblehead night. 3-0 tying in other words the second. healy a solo blast. he'll go down in history as the first player to light the new bill king sign. bases loaded for oh sales. base hit. maxwell scores. game over. drive home safely. the a's walk it off, win number 475 for bob melvin. 6-5 a's the final and it's pie time. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good sunday morning. we're starting with still some wind along the coast. upper elevations. live doppler 7 picking up some cloud cover. we've overlaid the satellite on top of the radar. you're looking at clouds exiting the south bay to you due to the system yesterday that brought our clouds and the windy conditions. an area of low pressure, the circulation brought clouds to the north bay, but the precip was in the mountains and also down around southern california. you can see still a few areas there. we are looking at a drier and warmer weather pattern into the second half of your weekend. a live look outside from our tower camera. you can see how nice it looks. a few clouds around. numbers will warm up today. 51 right now in san francisco. 56 in oakland, 53 in mountain view upper further in gil ray. half moon bay at 4 degrees. no wind really. but it cops out of the west today and it will be breezy from the north bay and also right along the coast. we're still going to have northwesterly winds 20 miles an hour. could gust up to 30 miles an hour. that's right at our local beaches. keep that in mind if you're headed out to the coach. also a high surf advisory. 46 in napa, 5 in know vat taupe with fairfield at 58. these numbers warmer than yesterday. 51 in livermore. in mount tam, it looks nice out there. a more seasonal day with" its near average. that's coming up anywhere from 2 to 5 degrees warmer than yesterday and the warming trend continues into monday, into tuesday. the cooler days an arrive on wednesday. it's going to take us right through next weekend. the high surf advisory till 2:00 in the afternoon. strong northwesterly swells. check out the current wave heights anywhere from 12 to 18 feet right now. strong rip currents. the possibility of sneaker waves. the warmer weather we're not going to lose the sea breeze. each day we'll have the temperature spread with the cooler temperatures at the coast. this is tomorrow. we warm up into the 80s around livermore and san jose. 70s around the bay. by tuesday, looking at still numbers coming up a little bit more into the mid 80s. mid-70s on the peninsula. looks just as nice although by wednesday, things shift dramatically. you'll notice the green here. that's much cooler weather. 10 to 15 degrees cooler as an area of low pressure to the north brings some showers along northern california. it's not going to slide as far as south as the bay area. but we'll see extra cloud cover in parts of the north bay late wednesday into thursday. today though enjoy it, 63 degrees, half moon bay. mid-70s up in the north bay as well as the south bay. 75 in san jose. 76 in livermore. santa cruz climbs to 72 with 70 in richmond. it's a day game today over in oakland with about 70 degrees 1:00. and in the low 70s by 4:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast, warmer today. monday and tuesday, download our ap. it's free, you'll notice that the temperatures will feel a little more seasonal today and above average but not too warm. we'll keep it cool at the coast and then cooler and breezy by the middle to the 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live doppler 7 picking up on a little cloud cover existing the south bay. we'll look for temperatures this morning to be fairly uniform. here is mount tam. we've got not only some cloud cover but not as much wind. 51 in the city. 49 in gilroy. 52 in mountain view. from emeryville this morning, a little gray out there. 50 santa rowsa, napa and livermore with the warmer numbers out by the delta. the wind still up in novato. a westerly wind takes over today at the coast. and most definitely look at some dangerous coastal surf out there. so the golden gate bridge looks nice and clear. so low 50s for most of you. noontime mid and upper 60s bay and inland. at the coast, we'll