cycle for customers who are using four times as much water as the average customer. >> reporter: the average customer uses 75 gallons per day. >> all kind of projects to save water. >> reporter: this homeowner is saying goodbye to her lawn and hello to mulch. >> not going to look as pretty but we have to do our part. >> this is a nice california native, record report jeff is showing us what is hot at orchard nursery in lafayette. suck lent plant sale have skyrocketed. >> people ask about what will survive. >> a little mulch goes a long way, keeping soil moist. the checkout line was long, people changing their gardens and mindset. >> some changes but still able to have some pretty flowers. >> doing your part. >> trying. >> reporter: conservation, doing your part: >> these three communities have some of the highest mandatory cuts brentwood, 32% hillsborough 36% morgan hill, 28%. yesterday we told you the sierra saw an above average amount of rain and snow this month. what about the bay area? here's a live look above the bay. cloudy today but the clouds certainly not helping in our need for water on the last day eye may. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma has more with live doppler 7hd. >> may certainly not known for its soaking showers, but some spot are desperate to find any measurable rainfall. look at the may rainfall. santa rosa and oakland airport, only saw a drizzle this month. san francisco saw 13% of normal rainfall. sfo, 4% one area, south bay saw shocking showers. moffet field and san have say saw above normal rainfall for the month of may. live doppler 7hd is tracking lying rain, and they're pushing off to the east so clear lake you'll see light showers in the next hour. the wider view on live doppler 7hd will show you we're tracking an area of cold pressure over the coast that will bring some widespread drizzle to start off the month of june. we'll detail the timing and the full accuweather seven-day forecast headed your way. around the rest of the country, heavy rains and flooding have eased the drought elm thus drought monitor says 26% of the country is officially in a drought right now. the lowest percentage since 2011. may has been the rainiest month on record in texas and oklahoma. jury selection begins tomorrow in the trial against a san jose school district. district officials are accused of failing to report sexual abuse bay teacher. the families've four victims at ob whaley elementary school brought the lawsuit against former top administrators in the evergreen elementary school district. craig chandler was found guilty of molesting five blindfold children in this classroom. the family says the district ignored clear warning signs. a teenager in marin is accused of crashing a stolen car while drunk. it happened yesterday afternoon at miller creek road and round tree boulevard in lynn witness. the driver went over a curb, into bushes and then tried to walk away. witnesses helped officers track down and arrest the 16-year-old suspect. the driver was not hurt after a plowing a car into a house in oakland. it happened at 98th and bancroft avenue. the impact damaged the home's front steps and a truck in the driveway. happening now. the clock is ticking on the patriot act. we have a live look at senators in washington holding a rare sunday night session of congress. three key provisions of the act, including the one that allows the government to collect your phone records are set to expire at 9:00 pacific time unless they're extended as part of the enough bill. the patriot act was enacted after the september 11th september 11th attack. the fbi says it is critical to stopping terrorist. kentucky senator and republican presidential candidate rand paul is leading the charge to shut it down. >> a small group of senators is standing in the way. this is a matter of national security. >> he could stop it now. why won't someone ask the president, why too you continue? why won't you stop this program now? the president has every able to too it. >> senate republicans say no deal means the three provisions will expire tonight. california's state senators who are too drunk to drive now have their own tax funded on call car service the "sacramento bee" reports senate officials hired two part-time employees to drive senators around late at night in the morning to prevent drunk driving. it's available while they're in sacramento when the legislature is in session. the drivers are paid $2,500 a month. women from around the world have arrived in the bay area for a special summit for women in tech. organizers believe a growing awareness about the lack of equality in the industry will bring more attendees this year. lilian kim is live in san jose with more. >> reporter: a thousand women are here at the doubletree hotel for this three-day conference. the women in technology summit is an annual gathering of tech savvy women. they can exchange ideas, explore new business opportunities and build new relationships and this year the dominant theme is the lack of women in tech. so today to kick things off actor patricia arquette was brought in to inspire the crowd. the actor activist won undammed award for best supporting actress for her role in "boyhood" and the addressed the topic of equal rights for women in her acceptance speech something she focused in her message to the women here today. >> i do work in a business where great actresses are told they're too old to play the love interest of 55-year-old man, and i know you all deal with ageism in tech like we deal with ageism in hollywood. you deal with sexism in tech like we deal with sexism in hollywood. but i always knew the system was wrong. >> this is the first day of the three-day gathering and while much attention will be focused on inequality there will be highlights of the positive including recognition of five new inductees into the women technology international hall of fame. live in san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. still ahead at 6:00, a moment of truth for a solar flying. how it handled the dark of night. soaring above the pacific ocean. scientist says monarch butterflies are in a desperate situation. what the white house is doing that could help. >> scientists say the situation is desperate for monarch butter flies. their population has declined 92%. buyolists blame the loss of lab at that time and pesticide and a study found gmo corn can bill butterflies. the good news, the white house issued a plan to boost the butterfly and bee populations. it will set up more healthy habitats habitats and investigate certain pesticide. the minnesota scientist say the situation is desperate believe the plan could work if it is properly funned and agencies actually follow through. the solar-powered plane complete it its first night flight in its trip across the world. the solar impulse 2 survived the night on power stored in its batteries. tonight the plane is in heeled pattern above the pacific ocean but a of a fast moving storm that block its path. the pilot will stay in position charge thing batteries above the ocean, waiting for a weather update. yesterday the flight began a five-day trip from china to hawai'i. world war ii aircraft flew again at buchanan field in concord today. aviation buffs young and old checked out a variety of aircraft. part of the wings of freedom tour. a b-17 flying fortress highlighted the lineup. bombers like this helped the allies defeat nazi germany and other axis powers. the tour goes around the country to teach about sacrifices made be u.s. veterans. up next at 6:00 expect a little moisture in the morning. meteorologist drew tuma up next with the forecast. >> a's and giants tale of two cities. klay thompson took in an a's game. that's a good sign for his [baseball crowd noise] ♪ ♪ [x1 chime] ♪ ♪ [crowd cheers] oh! i can't believe it! [cheering] hi, grandma! ♪ on in four dares the warriors again the team's first nba championship in exactly four decades. today's co-fan of the day was just one year old the last time the warriors won the championship and now his son is the same page and the tubs are at it feign. cannot be a coincidence, thank you for the lucky family photo. you can get in on the action share your warrior fan picks. including your city. the next fan of the day could be you are you. game one of the nba finals tips off thursday evening at 6:00 right here on abc7 followed by abc7 7's after the game. join abc7 sports director larry beil and hall of famer nate thurman and abc news sports reporter mike shumann live to from oracle arena in oakland. very exciting. the countdown is on. let's send over to drew now, a check of the forecast, awfully cloudy in the city. >> the cloud raving ahead of a cold front. as the front moves threw overnight and tomorrow morning, going to touch off drizzle. live doppler 7hd shows you the immediate bay is dry but we are tracking a few lying showers to our north. right around lake port and clear lake light showers indicated by light pops of green. the next 12 hours these scattered light showers will become more numerous by tomorrow morning. live look outside from sutro tower cam. we were able to see some early afternoon sunshine across much of the region but now you notice the skies are gray, clouds increasing ahead of the cold front and it is rather breezy. winds anywhere from 15 to 30 miles-per-hour. a gust in fairfield to 38 miles-per-hour. 20 in novato. 16 in hayward and this cool breeze is bringing a pretty drastic drop in our temperatures today compared to yesterday. from fairfield, concord livermore, we're anywhere from 12 to 17 degrees cooler today than we were this time yesterday. yesterday our warmest temperatures were in the mid-and-upper 80s, the warmest sports in the upper 60s. so 68 in fairfield. cool 59 in san francisco. 61, oak lean. 64 napa. los gatos, 68. so satellite and radar here's the setup. notice this thin strip of cloud cover. that's our colder front. there's a weak ripple of energy and we're seeing lying showers in northern california. as the front swings through tomorrow morning, it's going re-ignite a few light showers. so future weather has you covered hour by hour tomorrow morning, 5:00 in the morning, meteorologist mike nico tracking light areas of drizzle for your monday morning rush. late morning hours pockets of drizzle abound in the afternoon, the wet weather moves out but the clouds are going to linger so that will lead to a cloudy and cool afternoon on monday. in terms of how much rainfall, there's not a lot of been moisture associated with the cold front. the most probably tenth of an inch in santa rosa elsewhere, between .05 to .10 by monday afternoon. overnight lows the clouds will thicken, and temperatures in the mid-and-low 50s across the bay area, and then we'll have the drizzle before midday and then peek's sunshine and cool temperatures. 74 the my in antioch. 73 in san jose, fremont cool high for june only 67. into here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow we'll track the morning drizzle. then by the afternoon, peeks of sunshine tuesday, partly cloudy. mid-week, fog to sunshine, a steady pattern on thursday, a brief warmup inland on friday in the 80s, then next weekend for saturday and sunday, another indication that a front will move through and could linger and bring us some light chances of rain which is great news for june. >> we're due some makeup wet weather. >> a lot. >> thanks. >> shu, why don't you change it up a little bit talk about baseball. >> just for you. the a's are heating up after a horrid start to the season taking 3-4 from the yankees with today's win. bob mel von has an open invite to any warriors player to take in a gay and klay thompson took him up on it. if you're concussionedow cap take the light of day or noise at a ballpark so this is a good sign that clay is at the game. jesse chavez, a fast ball past rodriguez. impressive outing. chavez has not been getting rub support. steven vogt says to more. is 11th of the year. he had three rbi on the day. bottom nine, tyler clifford in relief. strikes out brian mccann. a's win 3-0, taking 3-4, first sear win since may 3rd. >> this young lady and her dog hoping for a splash hit from the giants and almost got her wish as brandon belt and brandon crawford hit back-to-back jacks in the the second to give the giants the 2-0 lee. but joe pan knick puts the g-men up 5-3 and crawford are crawford turns this play, top nine game over. error. now the bases jewed. jayce petitionerson unleads. not the best angle on the ball. flee runs score, four-run ninth and atlanta splits the series. >> we mentioned that klay was taking in an a's game today and is expected to play against cleveland in game one on thursday. splash brothers intact. everyone knows the only way to stop the warriors shut down steph curry and klay thompson, not an easy task. warriors have to stop lebron. so who has the job of stopping steph curry. looks like iman shumpert and he is ready to roll. >> keep him uncomfortable and play my angles and use any team around me. i never feel alone when guarding somebody on an island. always got people communicating with me, somewhere to send. can send him to the rim and trust my bigs contest. he will be a handful and i definitely will spend time on him put we'll be ready. >> the cavs face a lot of questions when they lost kevin love to a shoulder injury, but tryst stan thompson has been the answer. draymond green says he is a different beast with their new starting forward. >> completely different game. thompson gives you a completely different look than kevin love. they're better defensively. tristan thompson is a load on the offensive glass. that makes a big difference than kevin love. >> game one of the nba finals thursday at 6:00 right here on abc7 and followed by abc7's "after the game. "larry beil, nate thunderon and yours truly live from oracle irene no. final round of the byron nelson championship. a 5-under 64, an up and down day until the back nine where he went 4-under. back-to-back birdies on 16 and 17. and then he'll tap in for par on 18 for a four-shot victory at 18 under par. his second career pga tour victory. >> nascar dough vexer carl edwards should know you can't drive off when you have a crew member attached to your car. dover should be named of jimmie john son as he became the fifth driver in nascar history to have ten wins on a single track, his tenth win at dover. cal rugby looking for their third straight seventh title. cal led 12-7 two minutes remaining, going for the try. we have 12-12 game. this match went to sudden death overtime. where senior jake anderson in his final game, gets around his man, takes it to the house for the win. 17-12 the final. >> this sports report brought you by bank of the west and a good sign seeing klay thompson out and about. if you have a concussion, can't do stuff like that. >> next on abc7 news at 6:00, "san andreas" destroys the competition at the box office. where my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. join us tonight op on kofy tv 20. a bay area community rolling the dice for a record and for charity. then at 11:00 here on channel 7 this city of san francisco takes another run against soda. the new rules that lawmakers are considering. that is tonight at 11:00. another movie that trashes san francisco topped the box office this weekend. "san andreas" stars duane rock john son as a father rushing to save his daughter after a 9.1 quake hits california. chev is in san francisco. the movie made 53 million tuesday. the usual players round out the top five at the box office. this week we went show them to you. instead, here the biggest opening weekends for movies that destroy san francisco. six movies are ahead of "san andreas. "0 two of the more recent," planet of the apes "and" x men ." the first to destroy new york city was spencer tracy's "san francisco" about the 1906 quake. a talked to a geologist there was a premiere of this movie on chest nut street on friday he says no, the san andreas fault would never produce a 9.1 quake. ever. definitive no. >> you can go there and take it for fun. >> totally for fun. >> still standing. >> we're good. thank you for watching. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. hi, everyone. welcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interest, food and entertainment all come together. there is so much to explore. on today's show the fun begins with tech gear for dads and grads. this is essentially a computer in the palm of your hand. and then what airline is taking your dining experience to new heights. and disneyland celebrates their 60th anniversary with a decadent treat. >> the chocolate. >> it's so good. >> the passion and drive behind a famous marching band. >> it's something that i love that has become part of me. >> all of the fun driven by your northern california honda dealers.