happened at in fremont at the cvs on fremont boulevard and mori avenue. it's a very busy shopping center. >> abc seven news reporter zach fuentes is there now with new details and reaction from neighbors zach. >> yeah. fremont police said they first got calls about the shooting at 11 last night. many community members finding out about it this afternoon. we want to take you to some scanner traffic that we have of police responding to the scene last night. here saying there's a male with a gun inside. >> we got one male in here who's bleeding from the neck. i have the gun secured. we need a medical code. three. the injury is going to be a knife wound to the neck. it's an arterial bleed. we uh- trauma coverage. security guard. he's unresponsive. yeah, it looks like no pulse. not a breathing at this time. yeah. >> the fremont police were not available for an interview today, but say that the callers reported that a security guard and another person were involved in a verbal altercation that quickly turned violent. they say

it culminated with the security guard being shot. the other individual had multiple stab wounds. officers did try to provide life saving efforts to the security guard, but that security guard was pronounced dead. the other individual was taken to a local trauma center. now, there are still aren't too many details about what ledp to the shooting, but people who work in the shopping center that's called the hub say safety and security have been a concern . >> actually work here at the hub at michael's. so we're security has been a really big issue for the hub. we have people stealing all the time. but as employees, we know we're not allowed to do anything about it physically. so i know their job is like super important, safety, keeping us safe, keeping themselves safe. >> that woman and at least one other person brought flowers here to the scene, she said. even though we don't know the identity of the guard yet, she comes here frequently and is sure she'll recognize who it is once that identity is released. now, the alameda county coroner not releasing that identity yet, but fremont pd saying this is still an active investigation.

now, a lot of people are coming up to this pharmacy to find out that it is temporarily closed. they're just finding out the news. cvs a spokesperson did say that they are cooperating with the investigation, but didn't provide us any other details. they say they're directing people to other nearby cvs locations. we're going to continue to bring you updates as soon as we get them. right now live in fremont. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thanks very much. a prescribed burn near lake sonoma got out of hand this afternoon. it broke its containment lines. and the breakaway fire quickly grew to 20 acres. it was fairly breezy. time lapse video from the area shows smoke rising from that area west of geyserville. the fire is in a grassy woodland area controlled by the army corps of engineers. no structures are threatened and looking live out at a nice day across the bay area, but again, windy weather could cause some problems for the weekend. >> yeah, this father's day weekend. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the fire danger on the way for us. sandhya >> yeah, kristen and dan, we

definitely have winds that will be ramping up this weekend. humidity levels dropping and that is prompting a red flag warning for parts of the bay area, specifically lake county and parts of solano county. it starts at 11 p.m. tomorrow night, runs until 8 p.m. sunday. the concern is that northerly wind, which is very drying, gusting to 2535 miles an hour, humidity down 10 to 20. and of course, with the finer fuels drying out, it's going to mean any fires that break out will rapidly spread. i do want to show you the winds tomorrow night. it's just breezy along the coastline, but watch what happens as we head into sunday. those winds pick up at the coast and eventually over our inland areas in the afternoon, close to 50 miles an hour along the point reyes area. uh- 40 half moon bay. sunday night you will notice the winds remain gusty late sunday night, and the humidity values start to come down. not so much saturday night, but i wanted to give you a perspective here. watch what happens to the 44% humidity in napa. it's down to 16% by sunday morning and that humidity value

will remain low well into the afternoon. 14% in napa, 18% in concord. so elevated fire concerns for the upcoming weekend. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast coming right up. kristen >> sandhya. thank you. building a better bay area means lifting up struggling neighborhoods. today we're seeing encouraging signs for san francisco's downtown recovery. abc7 news reporter luz pena shows us the new strategies across california and one local solution paying off luz. >> that's right. well, nationwide, there have been a record 18 million small businesses seeking to open over the past three years. and san francisco is tapping into this trend to help downtown recover. last september, the city started the vacant to vibrant program and received over 1000 applications. now they're entering phase two. it may save for lease, but this retail shop in the heart of downtown san francisco is taken. the boxes on the floor and glass peeking

through are signs that the nonprofit public glass is setting up shop to be in downtown san francisco is really about visibility for us. their main location is in san francisco's bayview neighborhood, but now they're expanding as part of the city's vacant, vibrant program. it would be impossible without it. >> right. so, like many organizations and institutions, we contend with the rents in san francisco. >> last year, san francisco launched this program to help bring back life to downtown with business pop ups. phase one started with 17 pop ups. phase two starts next week with 11 businesses in eight different properties. one of those locations is salesforce park. >> well, welcome to aurora centro uh, the spin off of alimentari aurora, a shop that i opened on potrero hill three years and a half ago. >> businesses don't have to pay rent for the first three months and have an option to extend their stay. >> they get free rent from the property owners. we offer them additional financial resources,

grant money that they can use for tenant improvements, and to help with their move in san francisco's strategy is one of many used across the state to help other downtowns recover. >> friday assembly member matt haney met with labor representatives to address downtown challenges across california to make sure that we fill back up these office buildings that we convert some of them to housing, that we fill up our vacant retail, that we support our small businesses and restaurants. >> but in all of that, let's make sure that we do it in a way that uplifts the people who do that work to uplift this community. >> san francisco is hoping to do more. we are continuing to invest in this program and we are hoping to build on it in the next budget, with more pop ups, in more spaces downtown to and according to san francisco data, at least seven businesses have extended their leases from phase one of the program. these are signs that san francisco's strategy is working, and the mayor's next budget is planning

on $4.5 million to continue supporting businesses in downtown and citywide. in the newsroom. luz pena, abc seven news. very good. >> luce. thank you. we'll move now to a story we've been following for years. the long delayed bart extension into silicon valley is finally at hand with a ceremonial groundbreaking today. the extension will bring six more miles of track, mtly undergroundnd four stations from north san jose and santa clara. officials say the project will transform the south bay commute. >> bart will save riders and an average of 30 minutes on a typical 50 mile commute, compared to driving, making daily travel more efficient and less stressful. >> the extension is a partnership between bart and the valley transportation authority. vta will own the facilities, while bart will operate and maintain them. the project will not be cheap, as you would expect. it's now estimated at almost $13 billion. completion is scheduled for 2037.

>> a man wanted for armed robbery had three kids in the car when he tried to get away from cops by ramming into the cruiser, according to oakland police. police surrounded the car this morning at foster avenue and bernard drive. sky seven was there right after police arrested the driver of that black suv you see there. the children and the woman who were passengers are all okay. police believe the driver stole $400 from a san leandro smoke shop on tuesday. >> now to the latest trial for the man accused in the 2022 attack on paul pelosi, husband of speaker emerita nancy pelosi. today, david depapes defense team rested their case with no testimony from the defendant. the judge told the jury he wasn't ready to give them instructions just yet and sent them home for the weekend. jurors are expected to receive their instructions from the judge on monday, followed by closing arguments. >> this is a live picture from our camera at san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here

last month is under investigation. again, boeing and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines 737 max eight jet experienced a rare endangered event called a dutch roll during a flight from phoenix to oakland. that's when the plane moves back and forth. the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. the crew was able to land despite substantial damage to the tail section, and no one on board was hurt. first lady jill biden returned to the bay area today as part of a three day campaign fundraising swing. she spoke at a political finance event. call it a fundraiser in los gatos this afternoon. the first lady was last here a little more than a month ago for an event in marin county. the president is heading to hollywood, meantime, tomorrow for a star studded fundraiser. george clooney, julia roberts and former president obama will all make appearances. >> the group that runs the oakland coliseum is crunching the numbers as it prepares to say goodbye to the a's and hello

to some new tenants at the stadium. the coliseum authority held a special meeting today to discuss the budget. they continue to negotiate with the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs, which are set to play their home matches at the coliseum next year. the deal includes several blackout dates during the soccer season, which the authority is working to fill with concerts and other events. >> we've been reached out to by some football teams and others, and so when we talk about being able to serve, you know, sodas and hot dogs and whatever in the building, it wouldn't end up only being for roofs and sold it, that there are some other events we are also working on as well. today's meeting comes just days after the city's sale of its 50% stake in the coliseum complex was approved. >> uh- san jose, micro-influencer, is turning a popular san jose park into the site of a latin house music festival this weekend. san jose foos sold over 5000 tickets for the saturday festival at discovery meadow park, with dj

and producer gordo headlining. a number of other performers will be there, along with food trucks and vendors. it is set to run from noon to 9 p.m. >> all right, a lot more to come on. come for you on this friday. seniors getting scammed. the new push to protect people's money centered in san francisco. buying a home isn't just expensive. a new report is calling one community impossible , unaffordable. a tough couple of months for some bay area birds. good news from vets helping pelicans by the hundreds. we'll have those stories and coming up in less than an hour on abc seven right here. game four of the nba finals. the celtics are up by three and tonight they could take the title. coverage starts at 5:00 followed by after the game. stay tuned for that.

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impossibly unaffordable. in a new analysis, the demographic international housing affordability report compares average income to average home price san jose was the least affordable major u.s. city last year, followed by los angeles. san francisco also made the top ten on the peninsula. >> dozens of county workers are set to have their wages increased to $30 an hour because of the high cost of living a task force calculated that a two

income household with one child would need to make at least that much to get by. the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved this resolution this week in sausalito. some very positive news for the pelicans that have landed in animal rescues by the hundreds. we've been reporting this to you of the sick and starving birds are finally turning a corner, which is great to see. today we saw the largest numbers of healthy birds returning to the bay. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard looks at how a bird rescue organization is working to build a better bay area when it comes to the environment. what's her name? volunteers from international bird rescue are getting ready for a full circle moment, releasing healthy brown pelicans back into the wild in sausalito. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. this is my first bird release. >> this is the most pelicans the nonprofit has released yet. 27 a month ago, these birds were in bad shape. they wound up at the center's fairfield hospital starving and barely alive.

>> well, we fattened them up. we've been they've been voracious eaters, going through a lot of fish. >> the moment of truth arrives and the pelicans take flight, landing yards away near fort baker. >> we're looking for them to suddenly realize they're free again. they've been in care for a while. sometimes takes a minute. >> minutes later, the pelicans start doing what healthy pelicans do. >> this is exactly what we want. we want them to be preening. some of them are getting water on their their feathers. they're going to be adjusting making sure they feel like they got this humanness off of them. >> back at the center, about 120 pelicans are still in rehab waiting for their chance to fly again. directors say fewer birds are being admitted here. since mid-april, almost 400 starving and injured pelicans have come into care at the bird center's two locations in northern and southern california. why it's happening remains a mystery, but many theories are pointing to climate change. >> we've got issues of warming water, fish not being available where they normally were. there's a number of theories being bounced around, but it

really is about the pelicans being able to access the food, bergeron says. >> there's encouraging signs the starvation event is waning. >> there are folks who study the pelicans and their numbers, and they seem to be feeding healthily again, he says. >> several pelicans tagged and released last month were recently spotted in oregon in sausalito. cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> we are really glad to report that so many pelicans have had a hard time out on the water, you know, it's getting a little windy right before your big day and all the other dads out there, right? >> that's true. and we of course are concerned the heat's not so bad. but sandy, the wind adds to some fire risk. >> yeah, absolutely. and dan and christine, it's a combination of the wind and the lowering humidity that is going to be concerning this weekend. let me show you those temperatures right now compared to 24 hours ago, running higher by ten degrees in napa concord, 11 degrees warmer in livermore up five san francisco, oakland and san jose. you're seven degrees warmer. still have an onshore wind gusting to 30 at sfo.

sustained at 36, which is keeping you from really getting to warm today. but as we take a look at our live doppler seven, the concern here with the wind is going to be this pretty deep trough for this time of year as it continues to deepen over the weekend, it is going to kick up the winds and that's what we are worried about. on live doppler seven, you can see skies are clear, but there are some high clouds that will be coming through later on today. it is a shaky view from our sutro tower camera here in the city. a beautiful 162 degrees right now. oakland 68, san jose. you're at 81 and it is 57 degrees in half moon bay from our oakland airport. camera. okay. you are looking at a mainly sunny skies. 82 in santa rosa, 75 in napa, you're in the mid and upper 80s from fairfield to concord and livermore. if you are flying out of okay and you're not staying here in the bay area, here's what you can expect. 75 degrees tomorrow in oakland. honolulu just bright sunny skies 84. and you will notice isolated shower

chance in lihue 20% 80 degrees tomorrow afternoon. nice enough to hit the beach here locally. look at this. santa cruz is just packed today. you know school's out. father's day weekend. sunny and mild to warm saturday night into sunday. those winds will be ramping up. elevated fire danger coming in with the red flag warning going up for parts of the bay area as we go. hour by hour tonight. if you have friday night plans, it's still going to be very pleasant at five 1570s and 80s inland 50s coast side, you notice those high clouds beginning to come in at 710 into 9:00. some more high clouds, but really they're harmless. 60s and 70s inland 50s coast side, those temperatures dropping off tomorrow morning with some patchy fog, but quickly clearing out of here and warming up tomorrow afternoon into the 80s for our warmest spots. let's take a look the winds one more time because they will be ramping up. as i mentioned by sunday morning, strongest along the coast. but by sunday afternoon you start to see 32 miles an hour. santa rosa 25

there in livermore, almost 50 mile an hour winds near the coast. and of course, it's a very drying wind coming in from the north in places like solano and lake counties, which is why there is the concern 40s and 50s. tomorrow morning, limited fog. tomorrow afternoon. it's a nice day. 78 in san jose, 82, in morgan hill on the peninsula. you're looking at 76 in redwood city, 60 in half moon bay, sunshine in san francisco, 69 degrees north bay. temperatures mid 80s around santa rosa, 79 in san rafael heading into the east bay 75 oakland. orinda, fremont, inland areas 85 in concord 83 livermore 88 in fairfield. accuweather seven day forecast. it's a mild to warm weekend for all the dads out there, but the fire danger does increase as we head towards sunday. still gusty monday, and then we'll start to notice the winds drop off. warmer weather for juneteenth also the start of summer, which is next thursday. and then we bring on the heat on friday. kristin and dan. yeah, we'll be

back into the 90s again. thanks, andy. >> pixar's newest film, inside out two, is showing in theaters everywhere now you can go behind the scenes with the cast during tomorrow's. on the red carpet, you'll get a rare look inside pixar animation studios in emeryville, where the film was made, plus an up close look at the cutting edge technology used to bring this new adventure to life and take a tour of the animation team's unique offices, which are almost as amazing as their movies. there's a cauldron in that office who has a cauldron in her office only at pixar. >> i'm stunned at how this is working. i feel like i'm playing a video game. >> yep. >> it's amazing. been there and you just this is something you'll definitely not want to miss. watch on the red carpet presents inside out two tomorrow night at nine right here on abc seven. and of course, see the movie playing in a theater near you. disney is the parent company of both pixar and abc

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afternoon with the third annual juneteenth festival at city hall , the city is hosting several events celebrating juneteenth, helping support black communities and businesses. there is a street festival tomorrow in the fillmore district, and another one sunday in the bayview. so it's a great weekend of celebrations and also happening now. >> food, rides and a lot of fun. it is opening day at the alameda county fair this year. >> over a half million visitors are expected over the next three weeks. >> abc seven news reporter anser hassan is live at the fair in pleasanton with the story. unser i assume you're cleaning up at the midway? >> dan there's a lot of crowds coming in. you can see a lot of activities here. a couple fun facts about this fair. it is the

largest county fair in northern california. they have a taylor swift band, tribute band and despite all the games and the attractions, food is the number one draw. and this year, a couple of new attractions as well. uppable and frisbee act is one of the new attractions at this year's alameda county fair. amazing weather at a fair like this. >> and since you guys haven't had a stunt dog show with dock diving and frisbee dogs before, it's really cool for us to come. >> most are rescue dogs. some have even been featured on tv show competitions. ramiro campuzano says the animals are a family favorite. >> the animal shows and just the petting zoo and the pony rides and stuff like that for the kids and the babies. always a good time. yeah, always a good time. every year. >> for the adults, horse racing will be big this year and the stakes are also big. >> our biggest one is $150,000 on july 7th. i think in total it's almost $2 million of prize

money, mid-hudson says. >> it's a family tradition to come out on opening day this year. she's here with her great grandkids. >> the kids love the rides and the different foods. we always try to find the new foods for the year. >> organizers say food fair is the number one reason people come out to the alameda county fair. this year. there are over 100 food vendors. people can find the traditional favorites like funnel cakes and corn dogs, but there's also some crazy concoctions. >> we have watermelon on a stick that's wrapped in a in a fruit roll up and sprinkled with tajin. it's actually really delicious, like one of the best deals in town. >> now. the fair runs wednesday through sunday between now and july 7th. if you guys are coming out for any of the concerts, you may want to check the website because some of those shows do cost extra. reporting live anser hassan abc seven news. >> steph. answer. thank you. all right. a key part of california's history captured really in a whole new way. we have a sneak peek at the new exhibit celebrating chicano culture through art and healing, plus a major supreme court

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realistic, they're compelling. they're persuasive. >> california attorney general rob bonta says fraudulent schemes targeting seniors are a big deal. >> older adults lose nearly $3 billion to financial frauds and schemes every year. >> authorities want everyone to be aware of scams, fraud and financial elder abuse. >> the scams vary from call center scams, romance scams, grandparent scams. ai is being used more to simulate loved ones in danger and in jeopardy who need money now, and you need to send it. >> community leaders say scammers prey on elders and ethnic communities such as san francisco's chinatown by leveraging culture and language to gain trust. one common scam is the blessing scam. >> two cantonese speaking middle aged people will approach a chinese cantonese speaking older female and once they approach this single elderly, either waiting in the bus stop or

walking around by by herself. then they started to talk to them. uh- very trained scammers who could talk up to the seniors about they need blessing because they don't look too well. >> this attorney represents the victims of a $39 million ponzi scheme that targeted residents of chinatown. >> it targeted a monolingual chinese community. in this case, it was someone they trusted and knew for over 30 years. >> have you ever had anyone try and scam you? >> some by phone and some by email? camilla says scammers have tried to contact her asking for her address or social security number. >> i always hang up. i don't want to say anything. >> authorities say it's important to report these scams and fraudulent crimes so that law enforcement can follow up, and so that it doesn't happen to anyone else. >> we know that these crimes are underreported. so if we don't have them report it, then we can't catch the people that are doing this. >> besides detecting police crimes against elders should be reported to adult protective services suspected cases of

elder abuse can also be reported at the state level to the attorney general's office in san francisco. suzanne vaughn, abc seven news. >> attorney general rob bonta says today's supreme court ruling striking down the trump era ban on bump stocks will not affect california's law against them. in a 6 to 3 decision, the justices ruling that the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. a people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly, kind of like using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60 people and wounded hundreds of others at a las vegas music festival back in 2017. >> the legacy of california's chicano movement is on display in oakland. the exhibit at the oakland museum celebrates the push for fair treatment, equal opportunity, and civil rights for mexican americans. abc7 news anchor and race and social justice reporter julian glover got a sneak peek

>> step inside the oakland museum of california to experience the contributions and culture of the chicano movement broadened to chicken x, in a nod to gender inclusivity. >> and visitors can appreciate and feel pride in chicano history. >> gilda posada is the curator of the exhibition cali the art of chicano peoples. >> uh, the poster was really important in the chicano movement because it allowed these ideas to be in multiple spaces all at once. >> the wall of screenprints and posters is as bold and bright as the people who made them, and punctuate the enduring theme of the exhibit. who is home and what is home in america? like this seminal work by yolanda lopez. >> it's speaking back, right, to that idea that you're not from

this country, that you're not from this land. who is the legal alien pilgrim? right? because oftentimes we get called aliens. like we're not even from this earth. she's saying, actually, we're not aliens, right? you're the one who came here. we've been here as a people. >> the exhibition puts historic and contemporary works in conversation, unafraid of confronting the issues of the moment like the movement it represents from not that long ago. >> this is gorgeous and so massive in scale. walk us through what we're looking at here, because underwear is a fiber artist. >> but she also makes these mural borderline installations, and this one is site specific to oakland. >> the piece weaves together california's complex history of the westward expansion spurred by the gold rush, represented in orange and yellow, the blue nodding to indigenous peoples that bold black line the u.s. mexico border. >> this is a botanica del barrio, a rolling remedies cart by an artist felicia montez from

los angeles. >> instead of food, the artist offers remedies and encourages the community to contribute their knowledge. >> felicia is inviting everyone to write their own remedy and put them on the wall. so over time, this wall will be full of remedies that visitors can then gain insight and share with one another. >> leveraging that knowledge from the community. >> right? because in community is where we heal, not on an individual level. an important artist because it really documents the aids epidemic in the chicano community, and they're always right on a table showing you the intimacy of home once again inviting you into the private in order to talk about a larger issue that affects our larger community. >> and many of these issues are still with us, a reminder of the

work left to do to create a more inclusive future. >> there's no stopping someone from being who they are and celebrating who they are. if anything, this exhibition is what happens when you allow people to flourish. >> the exhibit is now open to the public and you have plenty of time to check it out. it runs until january 2025. julian glover abc seven news. >> all right, a baker puts influencers on blast and the new definition of dad rock the ford fo

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a shot right out of the commercial. the woman that was on vacation for two weeks is mocking me for not being there. there's a lot of pent up energy to beat up on larry. >> no, i'm just kidding. glad you're here. >> listos. alrighty. >> alrighty. all right, let's jump into the san francisco based wells fargo has fired more than a dozen employees accused of faking work. yeah filings to the financial industry regulatory authority found wells fargo fired the workers for faking keyboard activity. cnn has confirmed that the workers created, quote, an impression of active work. while they were working remotely. >> doesn't this bring us right back to larry and curious? >> well, by the way, guys, by

the way, i just want to point out that even while i'm talking to you, i'm doing fake work right here on the keyboard. in fact. yeah. >> nicely done. >> we're convinced anybody you bow to yourself, larry, i am. >> that's an interesting. i'm sorry those folks got fired. you know i'm not. but it's interesting how i guess they gauging keyboard activity. but that's not always a gauge. an accurate gauge on how much you're working, i suppose. yeah >> i mean, how are they doing? are they, like, reading or scrolling on their phones like, you know, looking at their instagram feed and then meanwhile just tapping on their keyboards to mimic, you know, i'm doing something. i'm inputting keyboard. yeah. >> who knows, perhaps, you know, like when the boss walks by, you click on to the rundown like you do all the time. >> oh that's okay. then you go back to shopping. >> key to larry's longevity. thank you very much for sharing. >> it seems we're paying more for just about everything these days, and that includes coffee. you've probably noticed a toast's latest restaurant trends

reports report shows that californians have the second most expensive coffee in the country, paying an average of $3.88 for a cup of coffee. hawaii pays 489. that's the most in the country. however, tea has surpassed coffee as the go to caffeinated beverage in california. you know, tea has. are you guys coffee drinkers? i drink coffee sometimes, but i do tend to like tea. >> i love coffee and i will say i go out a couple of times a week and i will get a cup of coffee. it has come up to about 6 or $7 because of the fact that , you know, i do alternative milk. >> oh, it's crazy larry, you remember when we were young, coffee was $0.40. i mean, it's crazy how expensive. >> dan, i'm not that old, but. yeah, no, i mean, it is. i don't know, it makes. everything's going up so fast, but, you know, tea. it's interesting that that the rise in tea. yeah, is taking place there. >> and i wonder if that's, like,

traditional breakfast or english tea or if it's like boba tea, because i know boba tea is super popular with young people, right? >> yeah, i see, i see and you know how the teens throw their money around. >> yes, they do. >> they don't really care. i mean, it's kind of like it's mom and dad's money. who cares? right? yes. >> all right. and online cookie company is putting wannabe influencers on blast. >> you said you love our brand. you've been a loyal customer. i looked you up, right? and you didn't order lying to brands at this point is like, not below what these girls are willing to do to get free stuff. >> oh, half these cookies in new york is sharing and shaming people, claiming to be influencers, asking for freebies, and the company's instagram 67,000 plus followers love it. getting thousands of likes on each post. i mean, influencers do get a lot of freebies you guys, so i can see why they're trying to game this thing, you know? >> well. but it gets to the point where it's absurd. if the cookie company is being overrun

by people that are requesting free cookies to give them a little pop on instagram, like, you know, yeah, at a certain point, enough is enough and you got to like, it's one thing if kim kardashian is eating the cookies, it's another thing if, you know, larry beil is eating the cookies. so not quite the same effect. >> larry. yeah, well, i might you know, i think it's fairly obvious, but in this case, it's like i'm going to buy the other brand that larry's not eating. >> yeah, it may snow in hawaii before larry eats a cookie. we see him. he's not into sweets too much. all right, rolling stones, tom petty and ac, dc have company and the dad rock genre. according to a new survey, nickelback is the band that quote epitomizes dad rock today. most of the top ten hits in uh- hit it big in the 90s, including nirvana and the red hot chili peppers, which is california's top dad rock band, by the way. van halen at number two, is the longest established band on the list. or larry, as i like to call this real music. >> oh just kidding.

>> yes, some great old bands though. well, think about i mean, we're the rolling stones. is that dad rock? that's human rock. it's everybody's like, there's no genre. >> by the way, the rolling stones are on tour, literally. right now at mick jagger's 81, i think. well, they're out on tour playing now. >> you know, you're old when you see the promo for the stones, and it's sponsored by aarp. the tour. i'm serious. the tour is literally sponsored by aarp. i'm sorry, i have more work to do. >> sadly, i think it is. dad rock. oh yeah, sure, a fake work. hey, it's father's day. >> why not? yeah >> all right, that's going to do a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine.

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the dallas mavericks. game four of the series tonight in dallas. pregame at 5a5 30 tip off right here on abc. seven. now for dallas. everything starts with luka doncic. they actually keep this stat in the nba. luka has been blown by 68% of the time when the celtics going to the basket. that's incredibly high. okay. and when guys were not zooming past him in game three, luka was committing dumb fouls like this one, trying to draw a charge with four minutes left in a close game ends up fouling out. that cannot happen and luka knows he needs to be better. >> i just really want to win, you know, sometimes i don't show

you the right way, but today i really want to win. so i got to do a better job, you know, showing a different way. go back to playing fun. you know, we talk about how we come back from 20 points in a fourth quarter, in the finals, we were having fun, we're defending. we were running. our pace was great. and just taking good shots. >> so we'll see if luka and the mavs can get it done. nba finals game four from dallas. will boston close out the series and sweep to victory? don't forget stick around for toyota. after the game, we'll have moses moody of the warriors live in studio sports on abc seven, sponsored by smart and final moses moody produced one of my favorite quotes. he said, if you give a pig a pancake, next thing he's going to want some sirup. yeah, give a moose a muffin. read that. read into that what you will. >> thank you. interesting. yes, i need the context. >> okay, okay, whether. yes. we should do the weather. i threw her off. i was trying to think of a pig pancake related toss to

sandia. i could not, all right, i'm still on vacation mode. take it away. dan and kristen. larry, let's take a look at a live picture right now. blue skies from our san rafael camera. but you will notice that the trees are blowing around in the wind. it is going to be windy this weekend. let's take a look at your father's day forecast in the morning. bright and breezy at 8:00. if you're taking dad out, it's still going to be okay, but by noontime, winds increase. sunny skies at 4 p.m, gusty winds, and in the evening still windy but clear skies are expected. so let's check out live doppler seven a few high clouds moving through to our north tomorrow afternoon. it's mild to warm, 60s to 80s and as we check out sunday it is going to be pleasant weather. upper 80s inland, low 60s coast side. your accuweather seven day forecast does feature heightened fire danger sunday into monday. we'll warm it up next week and time for summer. dan. >> okay, sandy, thanks very much . now to an update on a great white shark migration. we've been tracking for actually for

several years. and it's a change in behavior that may turn out to be long term. we're watching as part of our effort to build a better bay area by noting changes in our climate and our environment. >> but right now, we've seen about ten of these. what appears to be juvenile white sharks in the area young juvenile, great white sharks hugging the shoreline is a common scene in southern california for more than a century, the area has been known as the home of the so-called juvenile nurseries. >> stretches of beach where the young sharks can feed on fish before they've grown up enough to hunt large mammals like sea lions. but with a spike in ocean temperatures, their range began to change. >> we had had the warming waters and we they started seeing all these, juvenile white sharks up here. >> doctor david ebert is a program director at the moss landing marine laboratories. he and fellow shark researchers first began noticing the juveniles in an area of monterey bay roughly a decade ago. and he says their numbers have not only held steady, they appear to be growing. >> yeah, there'd be days i'd

count like 40 or i just stopped counting about 40. you just see so many of these sort of six, eight foot white sharks down there. and that is unusual to see here in monterey bay. >> typically, we first reported the northward migration as researchers were connecting it to an event known as a heat blob , a massive concentration of warm water that appeared off the coast in 2014. and while many researchers believe warming ocean temperatures are a driver, they say several factors could actually be in play. >> that's kind of a common phenomenon that we're starting to see. >> professor chris lowe directs the shark lab at cal state university, long beach, he says, shifts in ocean temperatures are also causing changes in southern california. >> our waters were cold, so we suspect a bunch of sharks left southern california, and maybe some went up there. >> and while the juvenile sharks are unsettling at first sight, experts say they're not the threat to humans that adult white sharks can be. and their increase in numbers could be viewed as a success story for better management of our coastal

sanctuaries. >> and so you've had the marine mammal populations have just exploded along the coast here. and of course, you bring all create a lot more food for these sharks. and they're going to start doing what sharks do, you know, mating and giving birth to other sharks. and i think this what we've seen is this an expansion of the nursery area, which i think is kind of a good story, good story and encouraging. >> experts say the juveniles tend to stay in nurseries until they're about ten feet in length and ready to hunt larger

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as the celtics play the mavericks then post game reaction on after the game. at nine, it's wheel of fortune, followed by jeopardy! and we have a special edition of abc seven news at ten. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. >> all right. soccer superstar lionel messi is the subject of a new interactive exhibit that opens today in los angeles. >> the messi experience gives you a multimedia look at his life and career. >> reporter monica deanda from our sister station in los angeles, has a preview >> aumento de la vida y el camino para alcanzar mama slosser. >> from the moment you step foot inside the messi experience, be prepared to experience the journey of one of the greatest soccer players of all time. >> not many people know what he went through to get to where he got, because it wasn't always easy for him, right? he had a lot of struggles, a lot of challenges, a lot of criticism. throughout his career, with nine interactive installations

complete with immersive spaces. >> you feel like you're part of the pivotal moments of lionel messi's life and career. from his early days in rosario, argentina, to his illustrious career at barcelona. >> each room is unexpected. they don't know what's going to be in the next room, and that's kind of the whole mystique of everything, right? >> the immersive experience takes you through the highs and lows of his career, and also gives you an opportunity to play games and compete against your family and friends. messi himself was a big part of the creation of it all. there hasn't been anything like this in the world, especially of an athlete, of an athlete, so he's very humbled and he's very excited and happy. >> fans get to live the moment messi and his argentina team won the world cup in 2022. and after that, a selfie with a legend himself. oh, this is so cool. >> yeah, you got it down. grab your phone. >> you gotta download it. it's definitely. they walk out like with a wow. right. and then

obviously you take your selfie and your picture with messi. so everybody loves that. >> the 36 year old later joined inter miami last summer, bringing an end to his 20 year stint in europe for ticket information, head to the messi experience. .com monica deanda, abc seven news and the messi experience is going to 150 cities worldwide so far. >> a complete list of cities has not been released, but that's pretty impressive. thanks for joining us. >> i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley, the nba finals are next. enjoy the ball game. we'll see you tonight for after the game. then at ten and 11. you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪

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