have been expelled from school to begin with. >> reporter: johnny torres was accused of taking part in hazing. some j.v. players held them down while others poked in the backside. johnny publicly spoke here at a school board hearing on matters you believely addressed in closes session. >> we believe in him, he's a great kid, we believe in the fight. >> reporter: last night the county office of education overturned the expulsion and the family is considering filing a lawsuit. meanwhile johnny has missed half the school year. >> i'm taking classes and making up my whole semester of my requirements. >> reporter: the napa valley school board doesn't have to send him back to napa high, in fact johnny does not want to go there, but he does want to play football. the napa valley school district had this response to the expulsion being overturned, we disagree with the outcome, but we respect the process and decision. we have new details in a shooting that shut down 101 a week ago, today the chp revealed the names of the officers involved. the newest officer had only one year of experience. last friday officers shot and killed a man who reportedly tried to carjack a man at gunpoint. and new details in a murder case that's more than a decade old. a young couple was shot on a beach, and today police named shaun gallon as the killer. abc7 news reporter wayne friedman joins us live from the sheriff's office in santa rosa with a look at both cases. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies are saying that shaun gallon was a suspect since the beginning of this case, but they never had enough ed to charge him. but when they did charge him with the murder of his brother, well, he started talking. in quiet, picturesque jenner, it remains a mystery, jenner's painful, gnaws contrast to such a beautiful place. >> it was shocking and unusual and nobody had any idea who it was. >> reporter: this is the booking photo of 38-year-old shaun gallon from forest ville. there's evidence linking him to the murder of jason allen and 22-year-old lindsay kitshaw. >> we have located evidence that corroborates his statement. >> they were christian counselors at a youth camp in sample. they were on vacation sleeping on this beach, police found their bodies still in their sleeping bags, in the head at close range. no apparent motive. >> we believe it is a random crime and we're confident that there is no connection between them, yes. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies describe gallon as having a violent history. in 2010, a judge sentenced him to three years in prison after me shot an arrow through the roof of a car and hit a man inside. today behind yellow tape on river road in forestville, deputies searched his home searching for the murder weapon in the case. >> detectives never ruled him out as a possible suspect. >> reporter: the sheriff gave no explanation as to why, and in jenner, a collective sigh of relief. we have pulled video from our archiveses on this case and posted it online. if you want to watch it you can find it at abc7news.com. parents in the east bay are fighting back against a recommendation to close their children's elementary school because of unstable soil. tests re -- students told abc7 news what they want. >> save our school! save our school! >> the alameda unified school district says it isn't cost effective to retrofit the school and plans to move the 500 member student body to four different schools in the fall. >> we could like to see more reports done, more structural engineering reports to be done. i don't believe we have any. >> school supporters plan to back the school board's education meeting to voice their concerns. officials just finished an update on the flaring at the valero refinery. this view in sky 7 shows the view just hours ago. the black smoke was seen for miles. officials have lifted a shelter in place and evacuation order that's been in effect for most of the day. roads that were closed near the refinery are reopened. a sudden pg&e power outage caused the plant to shut down. officials say the plant is beginning to resume normal operations. >> valero refinery has reached a level where they are is stable, they have increased their steam production, which has allowed their flare system to work properly. >> the air quality management and the epa are monitoring the flares. they're not expected to cause adverse health officials. however official >> you know what the site of all this smoke and all the flames, that's unnerving to neighbors so refineries do want to minimize these failures. due to transmission line works it was feeding electricity to scho vale valero. >> they could have switched from the energized one to the deenergized one so we would have backup power. >> the refinery completed a co-generation plan in 2002. and we found this project description on the california energy commission website, actually. and, you know, valero had planned to sell any excess power on the open market. that plant is still dependent now on pg&e for power. today's incident is just the latest challenge for valero, of course. last september after environmentalists protested, the city denied valero's request to build a rail depot there. several viewers sent video into the abc7 newsroom of this morning's smoke and fire. we always want to see video of the news happening where you live. use the #socialmedianow. for mo a catholic church community in san jose is heart broken after the deaths of two of its members. the couple died wednesday night after being shot by the ex-boyfriend of their daughter. now we're learning how faith and family played a huge role in their lives. >> it's the unthinkable tragedy that's left so many people stunned, a husband and wooiife gunned down in their very own home by their daughter's ek boyfriend. they were also dedicated to their faith, attending daily mass as members of the holy spirit church. >> any time there's a loss in the parish, it reverberates out and the school as well. we have been working with the families of our students and in the parish to help them with their grief. >> the couple lost their lives monday night when a man broke into their home and shot them. the couple's 13-year-old son was also held hostage but then released. police then shot and killed the suspect after they say he refused to surrender and pointed a gun at officers. police have not identified the man but they say he had a history of domestic violence. now has church and school administrators provide counsel and support to those who need it, some wonder if there's anything that could have prevented this from happening. >> it's the type of families you always want to have here, and we just are very sorry for their loss and for our loss as well. b.a.r.t. will shut down oakland's lake merit station and will run busses instead. b.a.r.t. says to expect 20 to 40 minute delays. everything will reopen for the start of service on monday morning. california's tourism industry set a record last year. now the city is rolling out a new campaign to ensure people keep coming. new at 6:00, meet the people trying to develop a tree that can produce avocados all year round within driving distance of the bay area. because of powerful wind gusts, there's a wind advisory for northern california. and tonight, michael finney is in alameda at south shores center until 6:00 p.m. michael will take your questions live and he's set up right there near panera. 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. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, food. water. internet. we need it to live. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. new at 6:00, the plan to adapt avocados to the golden state can grow more of them. most are grown in the southern part of the state. but they're trying to bring them to another area of the state with untapped potential. >> reporter: the guacamole never lasts very long, but the cost of avocados has jumped over 40% since february due to lower yields in both southern california and mexico. avocados aren't a major crop in central california, they're sensitive to the cold and high heat. but research conducted in lindcove is looking to change that. they have 15 different types of avocado trees growing on a test site. they hope to develop a variety that adapts to extreme temperatures. >> if we can expand the state wide acreage and open up the area for avocado growing, we could eopen up the seasoning. >> we have had a lot of interest from different stone fruit growers, grape growers. different growers. >> they're different in flavor and texture, there's so many different types, that's why, you know, you do wonder why do we have to stick with haas. >> haas is the main variety we buy. avocados are grown primarily in southern california and in coastal areas, but here, diluted white paint is used to protect the trees. >> the wood is very sensitive to sun burning. >> reporter: but they hope the breeding project will pay off with the perfect avocado which will bear fruit 12 months a year. >> i'm an optimist so i say yes, i think we can, there's a lot of genetic diversity in after caddo. >> central valley citrus growers are worried about the trump administration's move to stand by a decision by president obama to allow lemon imports from argentina. the government believes the competition will be good for consumers. california grows 92% of lemons domestically. habitat for humanity is helping low income families repair an upgrade their homes. today a virtual army of women went to the west winds mobile home park. >> reporter: i'm standing on a perfect example of what 60 women can do in a single day. they built this beautiful redwood deck. habitat for humanity east basy silicon valley have helped women stay in their housing. some have never painted before. or picked up a hammer. but that's not stopping them from taking on a long to do list today at the west winds mobile home park. while habitat for humanity is known for building homes for for families, it will also do repair on existing housing so residents can have peace of mind. >> everything is income based so we help very low and low income people. if this is something we can help them to fix and repair, then we come out and do it. >> sheila is one of 60 women volunteering today, this is her third habitat project but is always learning new skills. do you know what you're doing. >> i think so, but i'm learning a lot. >> reporter: isn't that the joy of why you're out here volunteering? >> yes, it is and it's helpful to have all the people telling us how to do this job. >> reporter: sheila is working on the home of tim and joey. through habitat they received a grant through the city of san jose and a favorable loan. >> the loan is zero interest with a small down payment and they forgive the loan for 20 years. if you stay in the house for 20 years, if you move out sooner, then you have to pay them out of the proceeds of the house. >> in san jose, david lui, abc7 news. >> nice day to be building out there, but not too hot when you're working hard like. >> as long as the stuff doesn't get blown away. >> i was out walking and i literally had to grab hold of a stationary object. the wind was that strong. here's a live look from doppler 7, we have mostly clear bright skies, but we have more than a few clouds. as i mentioned, the wind advisory is in effect for most 09 bay area until 9:00 tomorrow night. it's mainly for the coast and the bay and the hills. the valley won't feel quite the wind that the bay area will field. but gusts up to who miles an hour at times. in addition to that, an airport weather -- gusts may exceed 60-mile-per-hour in some of the bay area airports. right now we're looking at gusts ranging from 30-mile-per-hour at fairfield, to 41 at sfo, 29 miles an hour at half moon bay. it's just wind across all of the area. 24-hour temperature range is interesting also. it is 9 degrees roller in concord, 15 degrees cooler in antioch, this is new from our east bay hills camera, loose at the western sky, it's bright, but there are clouds present, 55 degrees in san francisco, low to mid 60s in oakland, mountain view, sang jose, gill roy and 64 at half moon bay. temperature is at a fairly uniform range, mid to upper 60s, santa rosa, napa, novato, fairfield, concord and livermore. these are our forecast feature, gooirs winsthrough early sunday, isolated sprinkles are possible tomorrow. warmer days sunday through tuesday. here's the forecast animation, starting at 7:00 this evening, notice the clouds just sweeping through the bay area sky, during the overnight hours and into tomorrow afternoon. and by afternoon, we might see a few afternoon showers popping up, looks like the best locations, the best chances for that to happen will be in the higher elevations, and that will sweep on out of here, we have partial clearing going into the evening hours tomorrow. wind gust animation starting at 7:00 p.m. it will be stronger at the coast than in the inland areas through tomorrow afternoon. but then tomorrow night they intensify all across the bay area, by 3:00 a.m. sunday, that's 3:00 sunday morning, we're looking at winds gusting from 25 to 35 miles an hour across the region, but those winds will calm down going into sunday afternoon. the temperatures will be in the low to mid 40s. and the accuweather 7-day forecast. we'll see highs getting back into the 80s monday and tuesday, but then cooler weather again wednesday and thursday with a slight, slight chance of showers. >> thanks, spencer. let's check in with 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thing that we have been doing that people have been loving. we have been helping people find their unclaimed property. that is government talk for cash. we have been finding people cash, we have so far found $1,500. so if you're anywhere near alameda, and wonder do you have some money that the government is holding that you don't know about, you can show up here at south shores center, and we'll help you find out if you have money just sitting out there that you don't know about. we're working on a record about that right now. everybody that walks by, we say, you want to see if you have money? and we have some finney friday free stuff and if you have any consumer questions or concerns, we want to hear and we'll get them solved. the belly and the brain. >> both change when a woman gets pregnant and recent research proves the popular belief about how the brain changes could have been wrong all along. and it's no titanic, but this is a sunken barge that's underneath the san francisco bay, 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estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart attack, stroke or dementia. ♪ ask your doctor about premarin vaginal cream. we're looking live at san francisco from mt. sutro. this is a city that draws from all over the world. now the tourism industry is preparing for a dip in the following president trump's talk of buildingal walls and implementing travel bans, the city has come out with a program called always welcome. >> what's being done to reassure travel travelers. >> because in san francisco, and you're always welcome. >> reporter: the campaign to promote san francisco is called "always welcome." san francisco travel opens to convince visitors the political climate here is different from that of the trump administration. >> no one wants to be caught up at the border and nobody wants to be in a place where you don't feel like they're glad that you're there. >> reporter: last year san francisco enjoyed halving 25 million visitors, and it's projected that that number would increase by 2%. but that's before president trump began signing executive orders banning people from other countries. now the travel bureau is not sure they'll meet those projections. >> the forecast was great in december, but now with all this rhetoric out there, is it still going to be as strong as we hoped it was going to be? >> reporter: these ladies were traveling from southern california. >> waerp worried that we would have to meet with immigration when we came into the country. >> reporter: businesses spent $26 million a day. later this month, san francisco mayor ed lee is traveling to menti mexico city to meet with tourism officials and the press to reassure them mexicans are welcomed. >> the number two strong market of visitors was san francisco so i wanted to reassure them personally that we're there for them and we'll take care of them in any way, including dealing with any visa issues they might have. >> reporter: the new campaign video will be posted on the san francisco travel website and advertised on facebook. well, developing news just in to our newsroom. the alameda county sheriff's department has -- investigators found her body after responding to a fire in the garage of her home. initially it was approximate believed she may have died in the fire. but ed later pointed to beltre, a man from stockton has been arrested for her murder. while a motive has not been revealed, court claims are in place to beginning salvaging a b.a.r.t. maintenance barge that sank last month in the bay. it is on its side atop the tr s transbay tube. b.a.r.t. has set up vibration monitors but does not expect the salvage to affect service. >> the operation is not going to begin until the last train is clear of the transbay tube. there's a cop car emergency. sometime s up to four officers forced to ride in a single car. now san francisco police say it's so bad it could impact response times. tonight at 11:00, abc7 news reporter vick lee investigates if the city is doing enough to replace aging squad cars. there's a -- abc7 news reporter kate larsen found out its a complete myth. >> reporter: there's a popular misconception among moms that when your belly expands, your mind shrinks. >> you forget things, like dementia, pregnancy dementia. >> even st. luke's obg/yn. >> we whenever they have lapses in their memories, they immediately attribute it to the fact that they're pregnant. >> reporter: but there's no scientific evidence that women lose any mental acuity before or during pregnancy. >> they have such a high surge of estrogen that it enhances their ability to think clearly. >> reporter: the scans actually revealed physical changes in the brain resulting in sharper mental capacities especially for parts of the brain linked to maternal bonding and memory. >> i think there's definitely a change, i think your attention shifts more on to you and your baby. >> reporter: but there is at parenting fact of life that can contribute to forgetfulness. >> i think it has to do with sleep more than anything else. >> your body is being designed to accommodate a newborn when you're going to lose sleep. >> reporter: dads of course can lose sleep too, but there's good news, a new study out of sweden showed that being a parent, woman or man is linked to living longer. a famous south bay home holds a lot of secrets. helen mirren spoke to us today about her upcoming role in "sarah winchester". post questions for michael finney with the #askfinney. catch all the action tomorrow night from the comfort of your own living room. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. and it's followed by after the game, and warriors preand post-game ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. have you been here? it's been called one of the most haunted houses in america and one of the most unusual. now the winchester mystery house in san jose is the setting for a movie about sarah win chester, the woman who spent 38 years building this mansion. jonathan bloom got a tour from the producers and sat down with the cast. >> reporter: there's only one photo of sarah winchester in her sprawling mansion. >> mrs. winchester never spoke with the press during her lifetime, all the secrets of the home stayed secret. >> in a weird way, it was like playing the queen, because the queen in the same way is incredibly public, but we don't actually kind of really know who she is. >> reporter: she was blessed with a fortune, but perhaps cursed by where it came fr >> she said she was haunted by the ghosts and the spirits that died at the hands of the winchester rifle. >> this is where sarah winchester would conduct her seances. >> what was she coming here to do. >> she was coming to do a hatchet job on sarah. >> reporter: there are so many memories around the house. but production designers had to re-create it in australia. >> it was set in 1906, and in 1906, there wasn't all these winchester trucks et cetera. >> when they do find her, they have to get a crowbar to get her out. and the crowbar marks are still here on the door. >> reporter: though most of the movie is being shot in australia, some of it is being shot in her actual house. >> it's so much more real to be in the house. it's so much more, it's really extraordinary. >> reporter: they said they haven't seen spirits yet, but they still have to film in the basement an apparition known as clyde. >> it's been an amazing journey, it really has. this weekend france will select a new president, french candidate emanual trait, supports the european union and at age 39 represents a fresh face for politics. le pen is a right wing nationalist, is a radical and is in favor of president trump. the election is on sunday. this summer marks 20 years since the death of princess diana. sunday night an abc special gives us a new perspective on her final days. >> there's been so much speculation about the end of her life, many people talking about conspiracy theories and so on. i think when you watch the film, when you watch the broadcast, it will settle any of those kind of thoughts. >> you can watch the last 100 days of diana, this sunday at 9:00 here on abc7 followed by abc7 news at 11:00. let's check back in with michael finney at tonight's ask finney night in alameda. >> reporter: we're wrapping up, time is running out. but there is still time for you to show up with any consumer wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial. is this price right? acceptance. and boooyah. wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market. ♪ stop in right now and save on top name brand juices. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market. ♪ ♪ whatever it is that floats your boat... ...or tickles your tastebuds... ♪ ...or brightens your day... ♪ ...even if you've never tried it before... ♪ ...just know that... you can, in portland. 7 on your side's michael finney always loves to hear your question and today he's taking them in person. >> he's at alameda shores center. >> everybody's been coming out. the people of alameda are so much fun and we have had just huge groups the whole time. we have had a lot of interesting questions. this is peggy, she's a former principal here in alameda, you're a smart person, what's your question? >> i don't know about that, the stock market has been going up quite a bit lately and i worry if it's time to hold tight or to start selling things off. >> reporter: that's a tough question, there's two schools of thought on this, one is it's always a good idea to take profits. the other is you're going to leave right when the stock market is going to boom. because nobody knows if it's going to go up or going to go down. it's mainly can you ride it. because over time the stock market averages about 8% per year, the lowest anybody says it's averages is about 6.6%. so if you don't need the money right now, the basic thought is to keep running it. but keep rebalancing, so that the amount you have in stocks and the amount you have in bonds doesn't change, you just keep riding it. but talk to a financial advisor. >> absolutely. these are the rule of thumb thoughts, not the actual go spend your money thoughts. >> i thought you had a crystal ball. >> reporter: okay, here's my prediction, it's going to keep going up because there's going to be big tax breaks. that's my prediction. >> that's a good answer. >> reporter: that means nothing in real life. peggy, thank you very much. we're going to be here until 7:00 so if you have any consumer questions or concern or just want to say hello, we would love to meet you, i'm michael finney from alameda south shores center. check out these guys, these three dogs wish us a happy cinco de mayo. dog tired adventures sent us this picture. and droneview7 captured blue skies. >> and the airport has cancelled round way repaving for the second weekend in a row because of wind. >> it looks like they're going to stick around for at least one more day. here's a look at live doppler 7, we have increasing clouds right now, despite the fact that skies are bright. we have increasing wind gusts as well. for virtually all of the bay area, gusts may exceed 45 miles an hour, downed treeings and power lines are a possibility. tomorrow look for bright skies, passing clouds, windy conditions and there may be a few isolated showers, looks like mainly up in the north bay, our higher elevation. most of the bay area will see temperatures dropping into the low 80s tomorrow, back up to seasonal averages on monday and tuesday, and then we get a slight chance of showers. delight through the weekend, except for the spotty sprinkles that may occur tomorrow afternoon. windy through most of the weekend, things will sort of normalize next week. >> so no plans should change? >> wouldn't change plans at all. we just can't stop talking the warriors. >> best thing in town, keep talking? >> want to talk giants baseball. >> let's talk 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tomorrow night, tipoff is at 5:30. not on the charter, head coach steph kerr wasn't there. kerr has not coach 7d since game two of the opening series against the trail blazers as he continues to try to recover from complications stemming from a to 15 back surgery. draymon green listed as probable after tweaking his knee in last night's win over the jazz. you look at this play right there and you think, oh, this could be serious. he briefly went to the locker room and got checked out and came back to the game. arguably the dubs playoff mvp. dare we say last night's became was boring? the dubs went up six early. you never felt there was any real danger. the warriors are just so good, they get complacent at times. we know it, you know, an andre iguodala isn't afraid to say it. >> we have to compete against ourselves, we can't compete against the score and i think that's one of our biggest weaknesses is seeing the scoreboard and getting too comfortable. >> one more reminder, we got game three, warriors and jazz tomorrow at 5:30, all the highlights and postgame interviews, we're your saturday nightlife from salt lake city. lebron and the cavs, get it out. and drake approves. he's like mr. canada there. dimarco rosen, on fire for the raptors. but the cavs open the fourth on a 20-5 run. lebron, this is such a sweet move. spin and lefty floater in the lane. he had 35. calves win 113-94 to make a commanding 3-0 series lead. it's raining in ohio which does not affect you personally much. unless you're trying to see the giants game against the reds. that same weather system could also affect tomorrow's kentucky derby. the kids got there early, i guess they didn't have accuweather. they got the ponchos. matt green might have prefer first-degree rain. had three runs in the first inning. top of the second, we get the very first arroyo versus arroyo in major league history. rookies third dinger of the year. they went to the same high school in florida, graduating almost 20 years apart. right now the score is 6-1 reds. former stanford star christian mccaffrey already turning heads in carolinas camp. after one play, the panthers beat rider rode. he just pulled a move on a tryout safety that made his soul leave his body. mccaffrey was less poetic but still enthusiastic. >> it was a blast, i had a lot of fun. this is a big learning day and once you learn it, earn it. that's the big thing, getting the plays down so when you come out here you can play fast. >> i can't wait to see christian mccaffrey in the nfl. that's going to be fun. >> glad he's off to a good start. join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi 20 cable 13. coming up the details behind the death of a navy s.e.a.l. san francisco's police cars are getting older and breaking down more often. is the city doing enough to replace these aging squad cars. look for breaking news on twitter. thank you for joining us. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. 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[ applause ] thanks, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. just a quick note, folks, as we begin today's program. the winner today will get to rest for two weeks because on monday, we begin our annual tribute to america's teachers, the annual teachers tournament. all right, ragavan is the champ. rich and seth, the challengers. let's see how it works out, fellas. here we go. categories are... next... and finally... each response will be three words. one of those words is "bad." the other two ain't. ragavan. let's do creatures in movie titles for $200. rich. -what is "spider-man"? -correct. creatures, $400.