it ranks one on the storm impact scale, a storm of light intensity. it will produce rain first in the north bay and will spread south ward and east ward, turning into showers by the afternoon and tapering off. most of the bay area will see less than a tenth of rain from the system, but there may be wet pavement for the morning commute. i will give you a closer look in a few minutes. >> thank you very much. warriors' coach steve kerr will be out for game four in portland because of health issues and that could stretch into the playoffs. he said this week symptoms flared up from 2015 back surgery when he suffered a cerebral spinal fluid leak. right now he is consulting with doctors, hoping for improvement. if it happens he will be back on the sidelines. if not, he may be out for longer. >> this is not going to be a case where i'm coaching one night, not coaching the next. i'm not going to do that to our team, to our staff. we're hoping that over, you know, the next week or two, whatever it is, you know, i can sort of make a definitive realization or deduction or just feel it, that, you know, i'm going to do this or i'm not. >> in the meantime, assistant coach mike brown it lead the team in his place. for the first time the man suspected of killing for in fresno is talking about the shootings from jail. >> did you kill three white men and shoot at four other -- four people tuesday? >> oh, yeah. >> corey mohamad also admitted he shot and killed security guard karl williams who was buried yesterday. he said he was being disrespectful to his had friend. he hid on the roof of a 7/11 and me down when it was clear. a few days later he found out he was wanted. >> i was going to turn myself in, and then i started thinking about the black women and children, i started think about michigan. i started thinking about the crack cocaine epidemic. i started thinking about all of the injustice and the things my people go through, and that's why i snapped. >> mohamad said he shot at four white men, killing three of them and nearly shot a woman and her child. >> i'm glad none of them got hit. i'm so glad. i probably couldn't live with myself if i had hit the woman and the child. i didn't have no intentions of hurting any women or children. >> mo ma'am add will under go a sierkate rick evaluation before being arraign educated on may 12th. >> a house fire killed five people including three children in queens, new york. it's the city's deadliest fire in more than two years. witnesses say they heard loud booms coming from the two-story home moments before they saw the flames. other neighbors told reporters they saw a badly burned child carried out of the home. one man survived after he fell out a window. officials say it will take a while to figure out what started the fire. sfo is seeing huge delays that are catching travelers off guard. the delays and rerouting are caused b a runway closure. it is part of a project that will continue through the beginning of july. crews are repaving the runway and reinstalling led center line lghts used to guide planes during takeoff and landing. inside the terminals frustrated travelers are trying to figure out if flights are delayed or cancelled. >> i'm not happy. they have construction on the runway they're supposed the not book flights. why are they booking flights, getting us tangled in this situation? >> i'm not happy about it. i got to be here until after 7:00 tonight. i won't get to my final destination until after midnight. >> much of the construction is done overnight, but each summer through the summer one runway has to be closed. according to one passenger trying to get to aslan kau, his flight will be rerouted to san jose and all passengers shuttled to sfo by buses. trump's 100th day in office is a week away. he has the lowest rating for any president in polls since 1984. 42% of americans approve and 53% disapprove of president trump's performance. the poll also found 96% of those who supported him in november say they would vote for him again today. and on saturday, his 100th day in office, the president will hold a rally for supporters in pennsylvania instead of attending the white house correspondence dinner. no white house staffers plan to attend that dinner either. mr. trump responded to the poll with a tweet. quote, new polls out today are very good considering much of the media is fake and almost always negative, would still beat hillary in popular vote. according to the federal election commission, president trump lost the popular vote by almost three million. the first round of the presidential election in france is over. voters have chosen centrist newcomer emmanuel macron to run against far right nationalist marine le pen. it is the latest test for the wave of populism gripping europe. some say the election threatens to shake the continent more than brexit. "abc 7 news" was in san francisco with a crowd who turned out to watch the returns. >> somebody who would be good for france. some new blood, somebody who can bring something new. >> i would love it, emmanuel macron, very capitalist, and i love his idea, you know. >> macron is the frontrunner. the run-off election will be held in two weeks. a big honor today for some san francisco sports legends. the city announcing former members of the 49ers and giants will have streets named after them on the new development site of the old candlestick park. >> reporter: there's a vacant light at a lot of dirt where the old candlestick used to be. a new neighborhood is planned on the site. the street names may ring a bell. former 49er jerry rice holds up the new street sign bearing his name. he and others will be immortalized at the old stick in a new development. >> i never thought i would have a street named after me. it is a great recognition and i feel very fortunate. >> reporter: legends from the 49ers and the giants are getting the honor, along with the owners who made it happen. >> everybody that put on the san francisco 49ers' uniform made this all possible and made it possible for the city. >> that is so gorgeous. >> reporter: the late coach bill walsh was also honored. former quarterback joe montana wanted his street sign to be changed. >> i would like to share this with a very special person, and i would like to change this to montana clark drive. >> reporter: dwight clark was alongside montana after clark's recent announcement he has als. clark will be honored with a mural depicting the famous catch he caught for montana to win the nfc championship game against the cowboys in 1982. >> maybe it should be called -- >> reporter: the new candlestick development will encompass 7,000 homes, retail shops and restaurants. many who live in the neighborhood are waiting to see what the development will bring. >> i want to see more people getting jobs around here, you know, so they can hurry up and build this thing so these people can get active, start working. >> reporter: a new neighborhood soon to channel the spirit of bay area sports leg ends. in san francisco, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." new parking rules for a popular san francisco street led to some sunday morning tickets. the changes that are now being enforced. plus, honoring those affected by one today is a day we are reminded to never forget. "abc 7 news" was in berkley for the city's holocaust remembrance tay ceremony. through haunting music and lighting candles, tozens of survivors in their 0s and 90s reflected on the loved ones they lost in that horrible event. >> lighting candles to keep the memory alive of the horrors of the holocaust and the people of the power who resisted and the people who survived. >> organizers say the goal is to make sure to keep the memory of those lost alive for younger generations and generations to come. new rules went into effect this weekend that allow people to park in traffic lanes in one san francisco neighborhood. "abc 7 news" was on delores street, where you can now park along the medians during certain hours on friday evenings, saturdays and sundays. the new policy came after residents complained about suggestion. many people parked along the medians there for years while they worship at nearby churches or visit delores park. coming up on "abc 7 news" at 9:00, some of the 49ers trade in football uniforms for formal wear. why they were so dressed up to visit children in the hospital. and rain to start the workweek, but will it continue? spencer christian is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, after losing to the rocket, russell westbrook loses his patience with a reporter. and it was a day to . it is prom season and some star athletes from the 49ers made one prom extra special for some bay area teens. players showed up at the ucs children's hospital prom friday night. the 49ers shared this video with us. it is a chance for about 200 teenagers who are hospital-bound to have a real prom experience. newly signed wide receiver pierre garcon says his first community event with the team was a great introduction to his young fans. >> it is a prom so i couldn't ask for a better thing to dress up and meet the young kids of the community, especially at the children's hospital out here in san francisco. it is an amazing thing and happy to be a part of it. >> everyone attending got a professional prom photo. now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we'll start with live doppler 7. you can see a little moisture to our north, northwest moving in our direction. that will be our next little bout of rainfall. it is already raining on the north coast there, very large mass of moisture in fact, although here in the bay area we're he not expecting a lot of rain from this system. right now we do have a lot of wind that's gusty out there. gusts right now of 38 miles per hour at sfo, 28 at nevado and napa and around the bay area is pretty breezy right now, probably remain that way during the overnight hour. this is a live view from the roof top camera looking across the 'em bar kadaro. temperatures in the mid 50s in san francisco, oakland, mountain view, san jose, gilroy and half moon bay. here is the view of emeryville. currently 57 at santa rosa, mid 50s at napa, nevada and fairfield. one more live view from the east hills camera. these are the forecast features. remaining breezy tonight with light rain developing early tomorrow morning. light rain and showers throughout the day, tapering off tomorrow night. and it will be sunny and warmer by the end of the week. overnight as showers develop and clouds thicken, look for low temperatures mainly in low to mid 50s, perhaps a little under the 50 degree mark in the inland valleys. tomorrow by afternoon with showers spreading across the bay area, bresy conditions at the coast, highs reachingnl o into the low to mid 60s around the bay and inland. a fairly cool day. the approaching storms ranks one on the storm impact scale, a storm of light intensity. we will see rain early tomorrow morning, mainly in the north bay before it starts to spread south ward and east ward producing showers for the remainor of the day. meaning wet pavement in some spots for the morning community, and certainly the evening commute. here is a forecast animation starting at midnight. notice at 4:00 a.m. just before the morning commute fwets under way we will see cloudy skies and rain beginning to move into the northern most part of the viewing area. by 9:00 we will see it spreading farther south ward and east war over the bay, down on to the peninsula and then it will break up into areas of light rainfall and showers during the afternoon hours, and it will start to taper off in the evening. by late tomorrow night the rain will be all over. we expect about rainfall totals by late tomorrow night to be mainly just a few hundredths of an inch, maybe no measurable rain at all in some parts of the south bay to about four-hundredth ofs of an inch in the wettest part. tomorrow we will have showers starting in the north bay sweeping south ward throughout the day. it ranks one on the storm impact scale. it will start to dry out overnight though. tuesday will be a cloudy day although we don't expect more rain on tuesday. brighter skies on wednesday, sunny and milder on thursday and friday an warm over the weekend with highs into the low 80s inland and around the bay. >> thank you very much. sports now. she was in portland. rick kwan is here. >> in portland getting ready for big game for tomorrow night. steve kerr will not be coaching tomorrow in portland. it is not first time he had to sit out because of complications from back surgery. last season he missed the 483 games and luke walton had to fill in. mike brown will take over. brown has plenty of experience having been head coach for cavaliers and the lakers. kerr is confident he can do the job. >> i was on my coach in my room telling my son, we should put so and so in right now and that guy was going to the table. mike and i are thinking along the same lines. >> continue have to tell our guys much because they have been there, done that. so -- >> the group, you know, just as a whole understands what he wants and it makes it easy for a guy like me to just be a part. >> well, the warriors will be without coach kerr. the blazer wouldn't have 7 foot center nerk itch for game four. he played 17 minutes in game threw but still hurting from a fracture in right leg. russell westbrook scored a game high 35. he had a triple-double by halftime. but the rockets rallied. james hardin had a an off on night but makes this clutch basket down the stretch. the difference was nay nay who tied a playoff record by making all 12 of his shots. rockets win 113-109 and can wrap up the series on tuesday. after the game westbrook and a reporter went one-on-one. >> second time in three games you guys struggled when russell went to the bench. you were out there for part of that. what goes on when you goes to the bench. >> hold on. i don't want nobody to try to split us up. we all one team. regardsless if i go to the bench, if i'm on the floor, off the floor, we in this together. don't split us up. >> yeah, russell. i'm not trying to split you up but twice in three games you guys have not played well at all when you went to the bench and i'm trying to figure out what is going on. >> just say russell and the team hasn't played well. don't say when russell goes out, they don't play well. we in this together. >> that may be. but i asked a legitimate question. >> next question. >> it is a legitimate question. >> we're moving on. the kaf leaves were looking to complete a four game sweep in indiana. with a minute left lebron hits a huge three. he scored 33. with time running out, the pacers with a chance to tie but paul george is way off the mark. cleveland wins 106-102. so it is more disappointment for pacers' president larry byrd. the cavs will next play the winner of the toronto milwaukee series. the way things are going for the giants they might be eliminated by mother's day. they lost again this afternoon to fall seven games out of first in the national leagues west. we go to coarors field didn't fl like sharing her cotton candy. in the sixth, perrera rips a base off. he had had a two run homer in the fourth. trevor story follow ones with a to run single. the shark got roughed up for seven earned runs. charlie blackmon who had had a big series capped off the inning with a two-had run double. colorado wins 8-0. san francisco drops to 6 and 13. worse start since 1983. at the coliseum these young a's fans did not have much to cheer about in the third with the bases loaded, andrew trigs walks nelson cruz and it is 2-0 mariners. one better leader, taylor moder clears the bases with first career grand slam, fifg homer of the years. makes it 6-0. seattle erased doubt in the seven as cruz connects for a shot of his own. napping the a's five game win street. the athletics next place on tuesday at anaheim while the giants open a four game series with the dodgers tomorrow at at&t park. >> sound like an old fuddy duddy, but don't people shake hands anymore when they hit huh home runs? got to be complicated. >> you're oats. >> i guess i am. stealing home, that's what you're doing. >> thanks, rick. >> the furious rush to a milestone at the tonight on "abc 7 news at 11:00," kerr down. dubs fans in the bay area react to word coach kerr is out indefinitely. a warning for anyone planning to fly on sundays for the next few months. might want to consider booking other than sfo. why your airline can't guarantee your flight will be able to take off on time. hot wheels made a stop in san francisco today. "abc 7 news" was at knob hill for the car show, a four day car tour of northern california. it is a replica of italy's famed name of the same name, an annual race over the alps. we have taylor street and others with hills on them, but not the alps. the fate of "the furious" is expected to top a billion dollars at the box office this week. it led the way in a tame weekend for movies. analysts say it is the quiet period between spring and summer blockbuster which picks up with a new "guardian of galaxy" movies. "furious" earned $163 million worldwide. in a little over a week it brought in $980 million. the boss baby and "beauty and the beast" came in second and third. disney's animal documentary debuted in fourth, beating outgoing in style. disney the parent company of abc 7. that's it for "abc 7 news." next newscast is at 11:00 on channel 7. we will see you there. have a good evening. - [narrator] it's the michelle meow show, your a to z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between. (upbeat music) here's michelle meow. - welcome to the michelle meow show, your a through z covering the lgbt, lmnop and everyone in between show. i'm so excited for tonight's show and that's because i'm back! i know, it feels really really great to have a brand new show for you. tonight we have two interviews that will focus on transgender lives here in america during the trump administration. it is not lie and it is not joke that the transgender community is being directly targeted by this administration. so we'll here from activist and author, raquel willis, as well as mia satya tu mutch, who is san francisco pride's former grand marshal from last year.