captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. right away that breaking news is just east of the bay area in san joaquin county. take a look. a fast moving wildfire has forced part of a highway to close tonight, and is prompting evacuations. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm diane lim. certainly hear the gusty wind that has made this fire so difficult to get under control. the so-called corral fire

started at 230 this afternoon and has burned nearly 10,000 acres southwest of tracy at the alameda and san joaquin county line. it is just 10% contained. smoke and flames have burned dangerously close to the 580 freeway, forcing all lanes in both directions to be closed just between the junction to interstate 205 and interstate five. two firefighters have been injured fighting this blaze. a spokesperson for the alameda county fire department says they suffered minor to moderate burn injuries. both are receiving care at the hospital. now, this map here gives us an idea of where exactly the fire is burning. the perimeter of the fire is mostly in san joaquin county, south of tracy, and east of land belonging to the lawrenceivermore national laboratory. evacuation orders have been issued in some parts of san joaquin county. now of course, we wouldn't call today's conditions wildfire weather. and spencer, usually we would expect hotter, maybe windier conditions to fuel that fire.

>> that's true. diane. typically, we would expect extreme heat, very, very dangerously low humidity and powerful wind gusts, which is what we get during the wildfire season when these kinds of fires develop. now, the conditions are anything but that right now. so the current conditions near near tracy, in and around tracy are favorable for containing the fire. the thing is, when you get closer to the fire, these massive fires can generate their own powerful gusts at the base of the fire. okay, so the basic conditions right now in and around tracy, 67 degrees. so it's not hot. obviously relative humidity is increasing to 44. earlier it was a little bit lower and the wind gusts with steady winds about 19mph. the gusts have been up to about 30mph again in and around tracy, but closer to the fire the fires can generate. these uh- wind gusts near the base that are very powerful, that can fan the flames of the fire. but just happy to say that right now all the major weather conditions are moving in a direction favorable for containment. and i'll have the full accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. yeah that is encouraging.

>> all right, spencer, thank you. moving on. new at 11. now. we have reported an awful lot on san francisco's effort to pump life into the downtown area. and tonight might be the very best example the city put together a rave and it drew tens of thousands of people right near city hall. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell found out it was a hot ticket. >> reporter san francisco's civic center plaza lit up and loud saturday, everyone from party goers to police, feeling the beat of this surprise rave. >> i'm here to see us acrylics and fred again like i'm right outside city hall. it's absolutely beautiful outside. and yeah, why not? >> fans filing in late afternoon djs skrillex and fred again. big draws. >> skrillex is one of my favorite artists. he has been for a very long time. so it's, you know, just been a dream to see him. >> dj skrillex hinting at the show earlier this week and now this sold out show, 25,000 tickets sold. >> tickets were so hard to get.

it's going to be a lot of people that really like, cared to invest that time and energy into getting them. >> it was like i texted all my friends like a few days ago and i was like, are you guys down to just hit this event at the very last second? and then we did it. >> have your tickets are ready to go, please. and the city's counting on events like this to help bring back downtown. >> i don't think that there's really that one silver bullet when it comes to, you know, revitalizing and reimagining downtown san francisco post-pandemic. but having that consistent drumbeat of exciting events and activations is definitely going to be a big factor. >> fence is up and security high, the show shielded from the public and police presence strong. >> it's excited to be here with my best friend and to experience this. and yeah, i just wish everything goes perfect and safely and everybody loves each other and has a good time. >> and that's exactly what this crowd did. >> the idea of doing an event in such a historical place is like nothing that's ever that i've ever been to personally. so i get to do that and i get to have

my friends along with me like there's nothing better. >> tara campbell, abc seven news in the east bay university of california police are searching for an arsonist suspected of torching one of their police cars on the cal campus. >> take a look at the damage. uc berkeley says the suspect set fire to the car just after 5 a.m, and it happened right behind sproul hall, where uc police headquarters is located. the suspect wore all dark clothing and walked up bancroft way. after setting that fire, administrators are asking for your help. if you have any information. well, here at abc seven, we are focused on building a better bay area, and that means looking at both problems and solutions. and that brings us to san jose mayor matt mehan and his state of the city address today. the mayor focused on crime, police department staffing, traffic safety and small businesses. but he says their biggest issue is the homelessness crisis. mahen says the city is investing in safe

sleeping sites. more than 600 new quick build units and a new safe parking site for those who live in their cars. >> over the next year, we will move over 1000 additional people out of unsafe conditions who would otherwise continue to live on our streets and along our creeks. >> mehan also praised the volunteers who are working on the city's beautification initiatives, like this mural painting project in san pedro square. he says in the last year , san jose has seen a 300% rise in volunteerism. the university of california system is once again asking the state to intervene in a strike set to grow next week. the union for student workers is planning to expand the walkouts to three new campuses this week, all in southern california. they're demanding the schools drop discipline cases over pro-palestinian protests. the uc system is appealing to a state board, claiming the walkout by thousands of student workers is illegal. the state rejected the

uk's first request. now, the union president told us in a statement, quote, management clearly knows that our work is necessary for the functioning of the university if they want that work to resume, they should seriously engage with the mediation process and stop wasting time and public resources on legal maneuvers. this coming thursday will be the 80th anniversary of d-day. on san francisco bay. today, a celebration was held to highlight the ss jeremiah o'brien's vital role in the invasion. the liberty ship is one of the rare survivors of the nearly 7000 strong armada that was off the coast of normandy, france, on d-day. today, locals joined veterans and active duty members of the armed services to highlight the o'brien's role moving supplies and troops throughout europe during world war two. her final trip across the atlantic happened 30 years ago to commemorate the 50th anniversary of d-day. >> the jeremiah o'brien was the

only one of the three that could actually make it so it steamed down the west coast, through the panama canal, up the east coast, across the atlantic, and on june six, 1994, it was off of the beaches of normandy. >> today's ceremony also paid tribute to the valor and sacrifice of the greatest generation who fought during the war. happening tomorrow. voters in mexico and some here in california are set to make history by electing the country's first female president. the two leading candidates are women. claudia sheinbaum, who's backed by the current president and the opposition candidate, is soquel's galvez. this will be the first year that eligible mexican citizens abroad can vote online, by mail or in person outside of mexico. voter outreach groups across california say it's a sign mexico's politics are changing. >> my kids, my daughter, she's you know, she's really strong. and i'm going to vote here. i'm going to vote there because we

want peace in the world. we want to have to have a better communities. >> there are two designated voting locations here in the bay area. one in san francisco and one in san jose. the polls will be open sunday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m, and if you plan to cast a ballot, you must have up to date mexican voter credentials. the saturday is still a big part of the college application process for many students today. in oakland, over 1000 students were sent home without being able to take the test because the wi-fi wasn't working at the test site and there was no backup system in place. abc seven news reporter anser hassan spoke to a student whose big concern now is how to meet the november college application deadline. >> isabel davis was one of the few thousand students who showed up at the oakland marriott saturday morning, signed up to take the sat test. it was really shocking and disappointing, especially because i've been preparing for this for weeks. >> we study so much for it. we pay a lot for tutors and we get

there and then we can't take the test at issue. >> the wi-fi wasn't working. that's according to the college board, which administers the sat . in a statement to abc seven news, it says that 1400 students were not able to take the test because of the wi-fi problem. >> i mean, you think that if they've been running this organization for like 100 years, they'd have had a big backup plans. >> davis says that students sat in limbo for three hours until they were told to go home, while some colleges no longer require the sat. davis is applying to schools that do. early applications are due in november , and davis says there are no remaining bay area test dates to meet that deadline. >> it's shocking really. i mean, it's there's no accountability and that's very clear. >> as a parent, brian davis is frustrated that his daughter may now be at a disadvantage. and he says there needs to be more accountability for when problems arise. >> it's a monopoly. it's not like you can take the test from somebody else. you know, you're stuck in its statement, the college board says student

demand has exceeded capacity and that there's a shortage of test centers. >> the college board says that it did add capacity for 6000 extra seats for the may and june test dates. >> if you look at the college board testing sites and daetz now, it's all full. >> parent eunice charles says that she was told her son will get his money back, but her concern is how and when he can retest. not a refund. i just want to know, are they going to offer another date? >> you know, is it going to be easy for us to get a date? can you open up more space for us? the people, the students who missed it today, families say the college board told them they'll get an email outlining the next steps in oakland, anser hassan. >> abc seven news. >> still to come tonight, pride month gets going in the bay area. we'll take you to the north bay, where they're celebrating inclusion and an expensive day for boeing as its starliner launch gets scrubbed. just minutes before liftoff. when's the next ch it can

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oh, lots of joy on market street in san francisco, as the sf lgbt center holds its first block party celebrating pride. they brought in live music and food trucks to kick off the month in pacifica. neighbors there celebrated with a car parade down beach boulevard. a festival followed at ingrid lacey school, complete with music, food and local artists. and in the north bay, sonoma county kicked off the month with its biggest pride parade ever. thousands of people came together celebrating equality, love and inclusion. abc seven news reporter cornell

bernard takes us to the party. >> the sun was shining in santa rosa, and so was the pride. this parade through downtown giving vibes of love and inclusion. >> pride is about celebrating community. everybody coming together and, celebrating our differences, our similarities and, being present >> thousands of people coming out for the 39th annual sonoma county pride parade and festival . the spurlock family is here showing their support. >> it's just a moment to really be proud of ourselves and celebrate and just be us. >> we grew up in a place that did not have a lot of queer support, and so it's really nice to come out and just see a big community, support the queer community. >> i love to dress up and show my, my support as an ally because, this is just the

day. i have so much fun at pride. some marched advocating for the rights of trans youth, which are under attack across the country. >> i think it's really sad that people are attacking people who are just trying to live their lives and be themselves. years ago, this pride parade started very small, with a few dozen participants. >> today it stretches more than a mile with a record 105 parade entries. i've been here all along, so i've seen the growth and it's great. it's all about inclusion and that's important. and our community understands that. they appreciate it and they support it. >> pride overall for me means that we can be out and proud in a safe place and be with our loved ones. >> organizers say it's great being among the first in the bay area, kicking off pride month celebrations. >> we love it. we call it the book ending. you come here. you have a great pride, and then you go to san francisco and have a better pride in santa rosa. >> cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> meantime, people in philadelphia kicked off pride month by establishing a brand

new guinness world record category. listen to this. 263 people attended a drag queen story time reading. organizers say this was a first ever record for such an event. drag performers read to an audience of adults and children with books like twas the night before, pride and kevin the unicorn. it's not all rainbows. we are still waiting to hear if guinness approved that record. well, you too can celebrate pride with abc seven all june long and watch our exclusive live coverage of the 54th annual san francisco pride parade. it's live on june 30th, streaming wherever you watch abc seven on. all right. getting to the weather and we are looking ahead to some very seasonable temperatures are indeed for a couple of days, but there is going to be a little bit of a spike in the in the temperatures around midweek, which is concerning because right now we know we have the fire over in the uh- tracy area. >> that's right. livermore labs, up to 10,000 acres burning now. but it's 13% contained. so

that's better news than we had earlier. >> yeah, slowly but surely. slowly but surely. >> here's a look at what's happening right now. generally across the bay area. we've got this onshore flow that is a pattern we've had for several weeks now, but this one is quite strong, as evidenced by the gusty wind all across the bay area right now we have gusts at sfo over 40mph, and even many of our inland areas away from the coast have gusts up to 25 to 30mph, including over in the area of the fire. so right now we're looking at the wind gust animation. as we get into the overnight hours, we'll see the gusts remain relatively strong near the coastline, but the winds in our inland areas and even around the bay will diminish a bit going into the early morning. but notice what happens tomorrow afternoon. the gusts pick up once again area wide, so from inland to the coast we'll see 30, 25 to about 35 mile per hour gusts. late tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, the 24 hour temperature change shows nothing very significant except in the north bay, where santa rosa and novato are 12 and 13 degrees warmer, respectively, than at this time last night in

other locations is pretty much a mix of a few degrees warmer, a few degrees cooler. so right now is 54 degrees here in san francisco. oakland, 56 upper 50s at hayward and redwood city, 63, san jose 54 at half moon bay. oh, the bouncy mount tam camera. you can see how gusty it is up atop mount tam, 65 degrees at santa rosa right now. only 52 at petaluma. napa, 58 low 60s at fairfield and concord, and 56 degrees at livermore. and as we look across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, these are our forecast headlines tomorrow and monday. we expect a mild to warm temperature range, but then the heat spike kicks in on tuesday and wednesday with sizzling summer like heat. but by the end of next week, temperatures will begin to moderate once again. so here's our overnight forecast animation showing expanding low clouds pushing across the bay and locally inland for the east bay and the south bay, mainly the north bay won't get too much of that low cloudiness. we'll have high clouds streaming by as well going into the morning hours and even by mid-morning tomorrow, that low clouds in the east bay

and south bay will still be lingering in some spots, although it will be a bit sunnier up in the north bay overnight. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid 50s, so it's going to be quite mild across the entire region overnight and then tomorrow look for high temperatures near 60 along the coast, 66 here in san francisco around the bay shoreline. highs will reach into the low or low to mid 70s. so it's not going to be very, very warm around the bay. but inland it will warm up to about 87 at fairfield tomorrow, 87 at santa rosa, 85 in the inland east bay at antioch. so not a very not a hot day for sure, but a but a warm one in our inland spots. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. and notice it's going to cool down a few degrees on monday. it will be cloudier and cooler than tomorrow will be, but then we get that heat spike for two days on tuesday and wednesday with high temperatures inland. those two days in the upper 90s to around 100, a mid to upper 80s near 90 and some bay shore locations and mitch upper 60s on the coast. but we're fortunate that this is a very brief warm up. it cools down to a more seasonal range on

thursday, although quite warm in some inland areas still with some low 90s. as we get into friday and saturday of next week, just mid to upper 80s inland and low to mid 70s around the bay. >> okay, not too shabby. all right spencer thank you. okay. well still ahead on abc seven news at 11. the giants enter the wu-tang at oracle park. you'll hear from one of the members of the iconic group who showed up

oracle park. some of the players warmed up before the game in wu-tang shirts. as you can see, wu-tang founding member rza was happy to be part of the event. music especially hip hop, is like a sport and we approach it as such, and the thing that i love about it is that by my

contributions to music, it helped me in my life and my family, but it also helped other young people figure out how to how to do what they want to do. >> and i see the same thing in sports and baseball or any sport. it's like it's heroes on these fields. >> now, a fun fact about rza, his wife's uncle is former giants player john andrew robb, who played with the team in the 1980s. how neat. well, half of the stanley cup final is set while the giants look to rebound against the yankees at oracle park. chris alvarez joins us now with the preview of sports. hi, chris. hey deion. >> coming up in sports is a west coast east coast battle between the giants and yankees. and how far did this ball fly aaron judge goes deep again. the bronx bombers flex their muscles at oracle park

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kerr in the dugout pregame tonight. webb versus judge first meeting in the first runner on full count. and that ball is launched toward the coke bottle. and the glove 464ft 115.7 miles an hour off the bat two nothing yankees 21st of the year leads the majors. that kid has to be a judge fan for life. bottom three, down four. nothing. casey schmidt gets all of that one. not as far, but good enough for a two run shot. hey, giants down four two. fifth inning webb versus judge again. and webb with a runner on got him seven innings four earned runs, six strikeouts a season high 108 pitches for webb as he settled down throughout the game. new york, though with a two out rally in the eighth. jun carlos stanton 14th home run of the year, caps a three run inning giants lose seven three. they drop back to under 500 now trying to avoid the sweep with blake snell on the hill sunday. webby not happy he gave up that big blast early. >> see how it sucks putting the team in a hole like that super

early and you know it's a good team you're facing. so you can't really you can't do that. >> a's and braves a wild game in atlanta that included mascots body slamming each other. heads up. all right, top of the fourth, six three oakland. brant rooker gives that baseball a ride. 12th of the year. it's eight three a's. and they are looking good. but it all unravels in the fifth. former a remember this guy matt olson two run blast to tie the game at eight. the braves score six to take the lead back and just two pitches into the top of the sixth. a's manager mark kotsay tossed for arguing balls and strikes at the home plate umpire frustration just boiling over there in hotlanta. but that fired up oakland. rooker deep to right and he's just going to miss a home run. instead. it's going to be a two run triple azer up again and they hang on 11 nine. the rematch is on sunday. hockey tailgate time in florida saw it right here on abc seven. game six of the eastern

conference final. panthers hosting the rangers florida one win away from the stanley cup. late first period off the rangers turnover. sam bennett shoots and scores one nothing. panthers rangers had chances but just couldn't get the last shot to go one nothing after two periods and then midway through the third, another rangers turnover and vladimir tarasenko lights the lamp. two nothing florida. they're going crazy down there in south florida. under two minutes. rangers pull the goalie. artemi panarin lights the lamp. rangers within one. but new york fans know that's not going to be enough. panthers win two one second straight trip to the stanley cup final. they'll await dallas, edmonton winner. you'll see every game of the stanley cup final right here on abc seven. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino, dion. >> chris, thanks much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11, including a massive bond measure to pay for school improvements is on the table. but what happened to the millions voters approved before? we're digging into the spending

questions, and he might just be the most famous donkey in the bay area. and he's getting ten grand from a city facing budget problems. why? the city is

we do want to get you an update. now on that breaking news we mentioned at the top of our newscast. cal fire says the corral fire in san joaquin county near tracy, is now up to 10,000 acres and is 13% contained. part of interstate 580 is closed and some evacuations have been ordered. two firefighters were injured, but their injuries are not considered serious. to another disappointing and expensive day for boeing. now it's highly anticipated. starliner launch was scrubbed with just minutes to go. the crew already on board and ready. this delay is being blamed on a ground computer, which is not under boeing's control. here's abc's faith abubey from cape canaveral tonight. >> new problems for boeing's starliner mission. moments after the spacecraft was cleared for the historic launch.

>> hold, hold, hold. >> the liftoff scrubbed with less than four minutes left on the clock. commander butch wilmore had even delivered a heartfelt farewell speech. >> we are one nation under god, indivisible, and we you together, we together use the power of that combination. we can do some pretty amazing things. >> the launch, derailed by a computer problem with the ula rocket that carries the boeing spacecraft. this was the starliner's second attempt in a month to send humans to the international space station. the mission, already years behind schedule, repeatedly grounded by software glitches, fuel valve and parachute problems on both the boeing spacecraft and the ula rocket. what do you tell anyone out there who's losing faith in this mission? >> the vehicles were ready. we just happen to have, you know, an unlucky ground card problem. so we'll fly when we're ready and it should be soon. >> the next possible launch window is next wednesday. nasa awarded boeing more than $4

billion to get this mission off the ground and carry astronauts back and forth from the international space station, but the repeated delays have increased, the price tag costing boeing nearly $1.5 billion of its own money. faith abubey abc news kennedy space center. >> it was a big day for shelter animals all across the state. that's because it was the first ever california to adopt a pet. the aspca and cal animals partnered with more than 170 animal shelters to offer free adoptions in several bay area organizations participated, including the san francisco spca, where they had a huge turnout. the goal of adopt a pet day is to make adoptions affordable to help with overcrowding at shelters. >> you know, we wanted a chance for shelters to tell the public about what's happening with the number of animals coming into shelters, and we just want to celebrate our really what we can do as citizens and helping the situation. and that is adoption. >> we do want to give a big

congratulations to all of the pets who found their forever homes today. and of course, their new owners. well, the famous donkey is getting a $10,000 gift from the city of palo alto, but the city is getting pushback for ponying up the cash. the donkey, named perry, lives in a park in palo alto's barron park area. volunteers care for perry and several other burros. now, perry's claim to fame is the city says animators used images of him to create donkey from the shrek films. perry is getting up there in age, and palo alto's mayor wants to help the volunteers with medical bills. this month, at a city council meeting, other city leaders shared their hesitation about handing out so much money. when the city is in a deficit, the city is losing money. >> we have a deficit this year. we have a deficit next year. we have deficits for next for four years or so. and so it just seems irresponsible in my opinion. >> it's a great opportunity for well-being in the community as

well to be able to interact with these wonderful animal animals. >> the mayor says the donkey money is coming from a discretionary fund that's about to expire and does not roll over . still ahead tonight, a big bucks bond to improve school facilities. but where did all the money from past bond measures go? we do some digging. i'm spencer christian. >> we have mild and gusty weather heading into the overnight hours, and there's a bit of a heat spike coming our way.'lhave details in my accuweather forecast

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facilities. it's the costliest bond ever to be voted on in the city at $790 million. all of this as the school district is in the midst of a financial crisis. abc seven news building a better bay area reporter lyanne melendez has new

information that raises some serious questions about how the school district has spent money from past bond measures, bonds to renovate school facilities are and always will be a never ending cost. >> when i used to campaign for these bonds, people used to always say to us when is enough? when are you going to stop asking for money? and i would always say, never. when are you going to stop fixing your house? >> the longest serving school board commissioner, now retired, recalls the track record of some of these bonds. it hasn't always been stellar. in the 1990s, under then superintendent bill rojas, there was a history of improper spending practices with bond money. here's what the incoming superintendent at the time, arlene ackerman, told the chronicle in may 2000. basically, there were no control systems in place. documents had been destroyed or were missing. decisions were made that were clearly outside of what voters had approved. since then, the bond expenditure process has

been more transparent. until 2016, when voters passed a $744 million bond in that bond. school modernization projects and kitchen upgrades were promised and for the most part, success fully delivered. but some of those promises failed. supervisor shamann walton, who represents the bayview district, was a school board commissioner at that time. >> there was talk about a new school in the southeast sector of san francisco, because we have all the development and all the new housing coming. so there are things that were in that bond that we don't see coming up as a priority anymore. >> in 2016, voters also liked that the ruth asawa school of the arts would be finally relocated to the heart of the performing arts district, $100 million was set aside while the district attempted a now unsuccessful fundraising campaign. bond money was even used for the architectural drawings of the new school. the

district was supposed to start a campaign to raise money? >> yes. >> did they drop the ball? was the effort not there in your opinion? >> they, did not have the either the administration or the development people or the fundraising capacity to do that. >> phil halperin is the co-chair of the proposed bond measure. how are people going to trust you this time around? >> i think the school district acted very fiduciary and fiscally intelligently by not investing so much money in one particular school. >> instead, the money for the ruth asawa school was used to fund other projects, including the construction of a new school in mission bay that wasn't even included in the initial 2016 bond. susan stotter is a school district's former artistic director. >> i don't know as a voter how i feel about voting over and over again for something and being

told it just disappeared. it just went away. it becomes a trust issue. >> abc seven news also discovered that there was little oversight of how the 2016 bond money was being spent, because of the pandemic, it was nearly impossible to recruit people who would serve on the citizens bond oversight committee, known as sybok and required by law. it wasn't until the summer of 2021 that a new committee was finally formed. >> for several years, this bond program not only did not have a sybok as required by law, it was not producing annual audited annual reports, which is the absolute bare minimum, not merely required by law, but that any reasonable person should expect would be provided for the public. >> last year, that committee found that the school district used 2016 bond money to defend

against a lawsuit. after the school board voted in 2019 to cover up murals at george washington high school. what is known is that sfusd faces a financial crisis not seen in years, the state has warned the district that schools may have to close or be consolidated. this leaves voters with the obvious question you're in a crisis. >> you can't afford things. why are you asking us to do this? and they need a good for answer that. >> the good news is, is that the school bond program operates alongside the rest of the school district's finances, as it is managed separately, both from an operational perspective and financial perspective. >> leon melendez, abc seven news all right, one last check of the weather and we are watching the winds and the temperatures, especially as we're seeing those fires pop up across the bay area . >> exactly. yeah. so we've got the corral fire out in the area of tracy right now near the lawrence livermore lawrence livermore laboratory. the

weather conditions right now are favorable for containment of the temperatures down to about 65 degrees and dropping wind speeds are around 17 18mph, and dropping the relative humidity is going up, which is a good thing, around 46. so the conditions are favorable for containment. yet 10,000 acres are still burning and only only 13% containment. so we'll move along and take a look at what's happening with our weather. generally tomorrow and monday. we're looking at mild to warm conditions, tuesday and wednesday sizzling summer like heat. fortunately, it will be only a two day heat spike. and then at the end of the week, temperatures will moderate. now for tonight, as the clouds low, clouds push across the bay and high clouds move over as well. overnight lows will be in the mid 50s. highs tomorrow. fairly mild to warm but not hot. near 60 at the coast. low 70s around the bay. mid 80s inland. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. it gets even cooler on monday. that's good news for fire containment and for the concerns about the fire. tuesday

and wednesday. temperatures spike up to nearly 100 degrees in the inland area, so it's going to be two days of excessive heat for this time of the year. but the temperatures start to moderate on thursday. and by next weekend we'll be back in a more comfortable, more seasonal range. all right. >> we will be watching it closely with all the activity going on. absolutely. all right spencer, thanks once again. let's get back to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hey, dion. i'm fired up because in just 100 days, we've got 40 niners football ahead. the countdown to kickoff. 100 days until the niners begin a new season on monday night against

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schedule. it's a game we'll see right here on abc seven. as the defending nfc champs begin their journey towards super bowl 59 in new orleans. now, the 40 niners kept things quiet, but both george kittle and charvarius ward both had core muscle surgery this off season, both expected to be healthy heading into training camp. the niners right now going through organized team activities, better known as otas. kittle and other veterans frustrated with their second super bowl loss to the chiefs in the last four seasons. the motivation return to the super bowl and win it. >> it's your one goals, you know to make it all the way, make it through the entire season and then, you know, get to the end and win. and you know, unfortunately we didn't do it again. so it's just like, all right, going to climb the mountain again. this time we just have to win, achieve the goal that i have to win a super bowl. but i have another opportunity to do it this year. so does that suck? yeah but the fact that i have another opportunity with a fantastic football team, great roster, you know, i'd love to again bet bet on my team. not really. but, you know, figuratively speaking, of course. >> the nba finals began thursday

night right here on abc seven, the last time bay area native and cal legend jason kidd made it to the nba finals. he was actually playing point guard for the 2011 mavericks championship team. now kidd coaching two all star guards in luka doncic and kyrie irving. the mavericks will meet the celtics in the finals. kids knows boston is favorite, but his mavs they're peaking at just the right time. >> it's been a highlight of my basketball journey. and so you know we got we got to find a way to beat boston. we got four games to try to figure that out. and so it's surreal but it's been fun. it's not easy. it's not easy to be a coach in this league, but as i've told people, i can care less what you write about me, it's all about that group in that locker room, and that group responds and that's what it's all about. >> kidd will face another cal guy, jaylen brown. you see him right there. the celtics back in the finals for the first time since losing the warriors in 2022. brown and teammate jayson tatum were on that team. the

experience of being in the finals once obviously going to help, but boston lost the east finals last year, so tatum knows he can't be taking anything for granted. >> this go around is a lot different. obviously we've been there before. we came up short, and you know, great opportunity, to make it to the finals again. you know, it doesn't you don't always get a second chance. so i'm really just looking at it as a second chance. and i'm trying to simplify things as much as we can. it's just it's another series that we got to win. >> highly anticipated wnba matchup between caitlin clark and angel reese. remember they matched up memorably in college. reese a reasonably quiet night for chicago. indiana's clark just 11 points, but caitlin became the first rookie in wnba history to record 150 points, 50 rebounds and 50 assists in a ten game span. indiana secures their first home win of the season, 7170. draymond green and son dj at the champions league final in london and on the pregame show. hey dj, what's up dortmund and

real madrid battling for europe's top soccer title. dortmund fans literally fired up. i mean, that is a crazy scene. scoreless in the 74th minute. off the corner, dani carvajal with the header for the first goal of the match and the team that scores first, is now won ten straight finals. real madrid wins two nil for their record 15th ucl title. hey to see this great moment ahead of last night's giants yankees game at oracle park. steph curry helping doctor clarence b jones throw out the ceremonial first pitch last night. doctor jones was a speechwriter for doctor martin luther king and last night was african american heritage night at the ballpark. steph also joined by two of his kids. he had fun with ryan cannon and of course, lucille. abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino, dion. >> great day for a ball game. well, that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dionne lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer christian chris alvarez and all of us here at abc seven. thank you so much for joining us. have a

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