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marked the east bay cvs, where a confrontation turned deadly for a security guard. good morning. it's saturday, june 15th. we'll have more on that story in just a moment. but first, lisa is here with more on the forecast and slightly cooler, slightly cooler, more worried about fire danger. >> we're watching for low relative humidity, gusty winds, and the elevated fire danger for the next several days as our winds shift to an offshore component, you can see the breezy winds from the camera shaking here, where there's a clear view of the golden gate bridge. so we've had a lot of wind overnight. things have mixed out 52 things being the marine layer, half moon bay, some patchy fog there, 58 in san jose and our exploratorium camera where we have the clear sky and the winds gusty at times right around the airport. the city 50 in napa and compared to yesterday, with all that wind, we're a little warmer, 4 to 9 degrees milder, 23 mile an hour wind gusts at sfo and out towards the valley. there, the delta and upper elevations. look at that 30 to 40 mile an hour winds from rocky ridge, mount

tam, marin county to over 43 miles an hour. mount diablo there's a look at the clear golden gate bridge, 60s and 70s through noontime inland. we'll get to the mid and upper 80s, but it's breezy today. very windy at the coast and things are going to really dry out. we'll outline that high fire danger, the red flag warning, and talk about relative humidity in detail. when we see you again in a few minutes. stephanie. >> all right lisa, thank you. a confrontation at an east bay shopping center has left a security guard dead. this happened late last night at the cvs located in the fremont hub. it's a busy shopping center. there was some sort of argument between the guard and another person, and it spiraled from there. here's abc seven news reporter lauren martinez. police really haven't released many details around the shooting. i can tell you this is a very busy shopping center. people have been coming here all day leaving candles and flowers. >> fremont hub and advising that a subject was shot. there is a

security guard that's down the investigation into what led to a deadly confrontation at this cvs in fremont is underway. >> police say around 11 thursday night, an altercation between a security guard and another individual quickly turned violent. >> and it looks like we have several employees barricaded in the pharmacy. >> the security guard was shot and killed. the other individual had several stab wounds on friday, those in the neighborhood left flowers for the security guard, who has not been publicly identified. >> i don't have a way to reach the family or anything, but it it just felt like a good thing to do. >> one woman leaving flowers said she works as security at a store nearby. >> i'm actually work here at the hub at michaels, 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. >> cvs was closed friday with a note posted on it telling customers where they could pick

up their medications. >> i just had surgery today and i need my prescription, so now i've got to figure out where to go. >> cvs released this statement. we are cooperating with police in their investigation of an incident that occurred at our store on fremont hub. we are not able to confirm any details at this time. >> it's appalling. and it's, it's horrific. >> residents describe the area as generally safe, but feel like petty crime has gone up. >> low level crime has always been an issue, part of the reason they had security but never thought something like this would happen. fremont police are asking anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has more information to contact them. >> my thoughts are with his family. it's unfortunate that people are walking around with guns and they feel they need to take it to that level. >> the person who was stabbed was taken to a local trauma hospital in fremont. lauren martinez abc seven news. now to this, five people were arrested

in connection with this shocking smash and grab at a sunnyvale jewelry store. it happened on wednesday. 20 people you'll see here broke into png jewelers. they smashed nearly every display case in 2.5 minutes. police pursued one vehicle and caught all five suspects inside. despite their attempt to ditch the car and flee on foot. the value of all that was stolen is unknown, and some of the jewelry has been recovered, but this investigation is still ongoing. the bart board of directors passed a new budget for the next two fiscal years yesterday, but not everyone on the board supported it, in part because the transit agency is forecast to face a budget deficit as high as 300 to $400 million over the coming years. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been following the story for us, and explains how it could impact you at home. >> with a vote of 9 to 2, the bart board of directors passed their new budget for the next two years, the move coming ahead

of an expected fiscal cliff since the pandemic, the transit agency has largely relied on federal and state money to keep it afloat, but that money is expected to run out around april 20th, 26, and bart is facing the prospect of annual deficits between 300 and $400 million. we have a crisis on our hands. deborah allen is a bart board director and one of the two members to vote against the budget on thursday. allen believes the board should start planning now for the possible fiscal cliff and trim the agency's current spending as much as they can. >> we've got to have a plan b right, and there still isn't one. >> not everyone shares allen's viewpoint, though. bevan dufty is the bart board president. he says he's proud of the budget the board passed thursday. >> we've been tightening our belt for a while now. you know the past couple of years we've balanced our budget through state and federal support. >> dufty says he worries if bart starts cutting services now, it could create a so-called death spiral and harm the agency even more in the long run. he tells

me the bart board has been working closely with state and federal lawmakers ahead of the impending fiscal cliff. dufty says he supports efforts by people like state senator scott wiener, who wants to fund the transit agency through increased taxes and fees. wiener hopes to put a ballot measure before voters in 2026. >> they recognize that if we start willy nilly cutting things or furloughing people, laying people off, that that is really going to deeply impact our ability to draw people back into the system. >> dufty says. bart's biggest problem remains its lack of ridership. as of may, it's only at 43% of pre-pandemic levels. a number impacted by the rise of remote and hybrid work following covid. and while dufty hopes more people will return to the office full time, allen thinks that's just not realistic. >> no one predicts that is going to happen. all predictions are that there will be just really nominal amounts of growth over time. >> even if voters were to approve a new tax measure,

funding likely wouldn't come until 2028. in san francisco, tim johns, abc seven news. >> on the other hand, there is a significant step to bring bart to silicon valley. this extension will add four stations and wrap around through downtown san jose and end near the airport. most of it will be underground. the extension is a partnership between bart and the valley transportation authority. vta will own the facilities while bart will operate and maintain them. it's expected to cost $13 billion and finally be completed in 2037. the supreme court, striking down the trump era ban on bump stocks, will not impact california's law against them. that's according to attorney general rob bonta. the high court's conservative majority ruled that the gun accessory does not turn a rifle into a machine gun. people who use bump stocks with semiautomatic weapons can fire rapidly, comparable to using a machine gun. a gunman used a bump stock when he killed 60

people at a las vegas music festival back in 2017, the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. we're taking you out live now to the san francisco bay oakland international airport, where a flight that landed here last month is now under investigation. boeing and federal agencies are trying to determine why a southwest airlines flight experienced a rare and dangerous event called a dutch roll. that's when the plane moves back and forth and the nose of the aircraft makes a figure eight. it happened during a flight from phoenix to oakland on may 25th. the plane was damaged, but the crew maintained control and landed safely. thankfully no one was hurt. now to the latest in the state trial for david depape, the man who's already been federally convicted in the attack on paul pelosi yesterday, the 44 year old's defense team rested their case with no testimony from the defendant. the judge told the jury he wasn't ready to give them instructions yet and sent them home for the weekend. jurors are expected to receive

their instructions on monday, followed by closing arguments before they begin deliberations. depape is already facing 30 years in prison from his federal criminal trial. if convicted in the state trial, the judge will determine if his sentence will be served consecutively or concurrently. all right, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking out there? >> it's nice and clear. it's pretty out there, but the winds have already been pretty gusty. and as you can see, the view here of the rock, the water is looking pretty churned up temperatures in the upper 60s downtown. but pretty breezy to gusty at times right on through father's day. and we'll talk about what that means for the rest of the bay area and the week ahead, featuring a pretty big warm up coming up. >> still a busy morning on the water. thank you lisa. also ahead, the princess of wales made her first public appearance of the year, an update on her health. then day one of the alameda county fair goes out with a bang.

after next season. he made the comment during nba's post game show after last night's nba finals game, barkley said he will not leave his current employer, tnt and join another network. there is speculation, though tnt could lose its rights to the nba, and that raises some questions about the future of its popular show inside the nba. the current television contract ends in 2025. all right. in the east bay, the alameda county fair is in full swing. it's the first weekend, and last night, fair goers were treated to a fireworks and drone show. abc seven news reporter ryan curry went to pleasanton, where it felt a lot like summer. >> you can feel it around you and see it in the air. it's summertime in the east bay and this is one event that really brings out that seasonal vibe.

it's america's pastime. this screams summer. in a way. it's on the first friday of the alameda county fair. many are enjoying themselves and reliving childhood memories. >> i was born here in a while last time, been here when i was a little kid, and yeah, when i came back here, i had a lot of good memories. i was born here in 1968, and i've been going here every year, i think, since i was born already on day one. >> so many people have shown up and that's not stopping. as the sun goes down, more people will be showing up the day the fair ends. >> you start planning it for the next year. so when those gates open and you see the families come through, it's great. >> angela moore, the coo, says this year's theme is feeling like summer. to her, that means creating a space for people to make memories. >> it only gets better from day one. i mean, day one is great, but we continually improve fair each day and back again for the third straight year. >> are the nightly drone shows. for years, the alameda county fair did only fireworks a couple nights of the week, but with these drones, it gives the

public something to look forward to each night of the fair. fireworks bring people out maybe once or twice. >> when we used to do do it that way. but a drone show, if it was a hot day that we were doing fireworks, people might not come out or they might hold and come out until the evening. but every day people can make a very long day of the fair and stay through the drone show. >> so grab some fair favorites, go on a ride, or try to win a stuffed animal bigger than yourself. whatever it is, the fair is back. you know, it's just a really clean, great, pleasant place to be. you can definitely say it feels like summer in the east bay. ryan curry, abc seven news. >> and for those along the coast , summer is happening on the beach along the santa cruz boardwalk. this looks like a lot of fun. there will be free movies there every friday until august. and last night they showed the classic vampire film the lost boys. it started off with a meet and greet with two of the actors. there. people laid out blankets and camp chairs, as you can see, and grabbed some boardwalk treats.

very fun. well, here's another reason to grab your camera or smartphone today is nature photography day. to mark the event, the north american nature photography association is asking photographers to document nature through pictures. the photos are intended to encourage us to preserve nature for future generations, and it's perfectly timed to get outside and enjoy the natural world. this weekend. there's also a special photo contest happening this summer in the south bay. it's intended to help planners better understand what visitors love about coyote valley. open space if you haven't been, it's stunning. categories include wildlife, plants, and landscapes. the contest is called picturing coyote valley, and it runs until july 22nd. it's open to professional and amateur photographers. also today, a popular san jose park is transforming to host a rave. san jose foods sold over 5000 tickets for the 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, and it's set to run from 2 to 9 p.m. looks like a lot of fun. all right, let's check in with lisa. how's it looking? >> it's pretty clear we have elevated fire danger in the next several days. and that's because of a wind shift. and that those winds have really wiped out much of the marine layer. we have a little bit down towards half moon bay, but otherwise waking up to clear and breezy conditions in spots. but those winds are going to get pretty gusty at times. it won't be the entire day, but it will be at times, and that is going to allow for a pretty dry atmosphere into this afternoon, father's day, and also into monday. there's a look at live doppler seven and that system offshore is the culprit. actually, that is allowing for the dry conditions. pretty neat shot this morning of the golden gate bridge. and tanker going through there. we're looking at the visibility pretty good right now. temperatures are in the 50s. it is 52 downtown, 57 in

oakland with low 50s in the clouds. half moon bay, 55 redwood city. we'll look for mount tam to stay. pretty gusty. winds are over 35 miles an hour in the upper elevations, so if you're biking or hiking, you may be blown around a bit. 45 in petaluma, 57 in concord, in the east bay, mount diablo has winds of over 40 miles an hour. so father's day weekend is here. it will be sunny today. tomorrow, mild to warm in spots, but if you go to the coast, you might want to rethink that because it is quite gusty. it will be throughout the day today. windiest tomorrow on sunday and then tonight into tomorrow is when the winds really start to ramp up and that will allow for the atmosphere to dry out. a red flag warning going up 11:00 tonight for solano county, lake county north winds 10 to 20 miles an hour gusting to 35. and that brings in our high fire danger index around the bay. today. you'll see the yellows pick up here through cloverdale, up through san rafael, mount tam and then into the santa cruz

mountains. so overnight we get the cooler weather and things. the winds should dial back a little bit, but look how things elevate on sunday for a high fire danger index from high to very high in the pockets of yellow and orange there. so we've got the winds. remember over 30 and 40 miles an hour above 2000ft. so this afternoon at noontime, we're anywhere from 20 to 30% in terms of the moisture in the atmosphere, 18% santa rosa. and then you add in that wind throughout the afternoon and things get particularly dry over in concord. livermore 18% san jose, 19% relative humidity. so here's a look at those gusty offshore winds. so they're out of the northwest. and you'll notice throughout the afternoon about 20 miles an hour to 30 inside the bay. but it's outside the bay right along the coast there where we get 40 to 50 mile an hour winds. your sunday afternoon and evening will be quite windy and dry out there, so be careful. 85 in concord today. that's a warm afternoon. maybe some cool weather. upper

70s. that's slightly cooler than in yesterday. and we'll be looking at those winds to stick around right on through the weekend. the accuweather seven day forecast. so sunny, breezy today mid to upper 80s in our warmest inland valleys. a fire danger elevated throughout the rest of the weekend into monday. still some gusty winds and temperatures will bottom out to near average as we get towards tuesday and then wednesday. juneteenth celebrations. we're getting a bit warmer and it looks like we'll bring in some summer heat as summer arrives on thursday, which would be pretty nice because this wind for spring not an unusual event, but it has really been kind of keeping things awfully cold in san francisco. but at least there yesterday we had that nice warm up with those winds out of the north. but that's you know, we pay the price with the dry atmosphere when we get the wind shift. so it won't feel as cold i think at times. but it's going to be pretty dry and pretty nice for father's day, too. >> yes. all right. thanks, lisa. just ahead, seniors getting scammed. the new push to protect

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telemedicine. a rare drug resistant flu variant has been detected in the us. a new cdc report says at least two people in the states have been infected. the variant has two mutations that can lower the effectiveness of some antiviral treatments. so far, it's been found in 15 different countries, but experts say the threat of contagion is actually low, considering the variant represents only 1% of samples collected within nearly a year time frame. the flu shot can also provide protection against it. government impersonation scammers that means people impersonating the police or certain federal agencies are targeting people for their cash. we hear from them all the t now, new data shows from the federal trade commission, people reportedly lost $76 million in cash to these scammers in 2023. now, that's nearly double the cash amount from 2022. a good reminder government agencies will never call, email, text or message you on social media to

ask for money or for personal information and they will also never demand a payment. today is world elder abuse awareness day. city, state and federal leaders came to san francisco's chinatown to make sure elders understand the extent and impact, especially when the abuse is financial. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan shows us what they're doing about it. >> the scams are they're 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. as 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

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this morning, kate middleton returned to the public stage. the princess of wales making her first public appearance since her cancer diagnosis. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but first, lisa is here with more on this breezy weather. >> yes, it's once again breezy, but the winds are coming from an offshore component and it's not as dry as we could see. you know, certainly in the summertime when things are really dry by the end of the summer. but as we look outside, good visibility as the atmosphere has been pretty well mixed all night with 30 and 40 mile an hour wind gusts in the upper elevation, san francisco 52. it's 58. in san jose, 53 in redwood city, and from emeryville, we're looking at a sunny start there. 40s in santa rosa 46, petaluma, 52. in livermore. and we are a few degrees mild in the yesterday, 4 to 5 from san jose to novato, 23 mile an hour wind gusts at sfo. so right now not too much of an issue. but as we go through the

afternoon, these 20 and 30 mile an hour wind gusts in the upper elevations will crank up. right now, 11% humidity on top of mount diablo. so we'll be tracking how dry the atmosphere gets throughout the day today as those northwesterly winds continue to bring the relative humidity down. we're in the mid to upper 80s inland today. elsewhere, 70s along the bay shore and those very windy conditions at the coast today. stephanie. >> all right. lisa. thank you. now back to kate middleton making her first public appearance in six months. the princess of wales attended the monarch's birthday parade overnight. this is the first time she has appeared in public since last december. she accompanied her three children in a carriage during trooping the color, an annual military parade held in central london to mark the monarch's official birthday. she also joined king charles, queen camilla and the other senior family members on the balcony of buckingham palace . as you see here, she is not expected to return to her royal

duties. this is seen as a one time appearance for now. yesterday, kensington palace shared a new photo of kate middleton and an update on her health, the first since announcing her cancer diagnosis. the 42 year old wife of prince william said in a statement, quote, as anyone going through chemotherapy will know, there are good days and bad days. abc7 news special correspondent doctor alok patel says the princess's cancer fight is part of a growing trend. >> one thing it could be environment could be early screening and diagnosis. the fact that we have more exposure to processed foods over the past several decades. but this has been a slow, creepy trend since the early 1990s. >> princess kate says she is making good progress in her cancer treatment, and that it will last for several more months. also, overseas, the g7 summit closed out in italy by welcoming a special guest, pope francis, the first pope to ever address the world leaders group. the topic a warning about

artificial intelligence. abc's selena wang has the latest developments overnight, president biden wrapping up the g7 summit with world leaders sharing a tender moment with pope francis in italy, later meeting one on one with the pontiff, gifting him a decorative tray with an image of the capitol rotunda. >> it's not the vatican, but the two leaders discussing the urgent need for a cease fire in gaza and the war in ukraine, parting with the handshake, pope francis telling the president i pray for you. >> i promise i do. >> francis, the first pontiff ever to address the g7 delivering a warning about artificial intelligence, urging the leaders to put more guardrails in place, saying, quote, we would condemn humanity to a future without hope by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines. and earlier , a lighter moment at the vatican, pope francis meeting with comedians like chris rock, stephen colbert and whoopi

goldberg saying in the midst of so much gloomy news, you have the power to spread serenity and smiles. the g7 leaders here are backing the cease fire deal that president biden had laid out. they say the number of civilian casualties in gaza is unacceptable, and they're urging israel not to launch that full scale invasion of rafah. selina wang abc news, bari, italy to the red sea now, overnight, the us military unleashed a wave of attacks targeting houthi controlled radar sites off the coast of yemen. >> us central command officials say at least seven radar sites were destroyed in these attacks. this attack is in response to the rebels assault on shipping vessels in the red sea. earlier this week, a filipino sailor went missing after a houthi drone strike on a cargo ship. experts say the campaign against the houthi rebels has turned into the most intense running sea battle the us navy has faced since world war two. back here at home, there's an extreme

storm that's striking the east coast. strong winds and powerful thunderstorms have created dangerous driving conditions for commuters. more than 50 million people from south florida, baltimore, philadelphia to new york are on high alert along the i-95 corridor in north miami. flood waters remain knee high, with streets full of abandoned, stalled cars. tow trucks have been working around the clock to remove those vehicles, and first responders rescued several families who were trapped in their flooded homes friday morning. >> you know, i keep my cool, but this is every year, man. every year is the same thing. i missed so many things and i had to throw a lot of things away. and then when i replace them, they get damaged again. >> weather experts predict more severe wind gusts, flooding and downpours to hit the region again. back here in the bay area, we continue to follow the story of that controversial center bike lane on san francisco's valencia street. there's now a new option to change that bike lane that would

lead to a twisting path for bikers. the sfmta is now planning to let each merchant decide which of the two options they like. for the side running lane, the first option would allow business owners with a parklet to keep it next to the sidewalk, and bikers would go around the parklet and toward car traffic. now, the other option would allow businesses to push the parklet out into an island. the bike lane would run between the parklet and the curb , and cyclists would be responsible for watching out for pedestrians. merchants say the change has eliminated 70 parking spaces. abc seven spoke with a business owner who's run a coffee shop on valencia for 33 years. >> financially, definitely. we're hurting and we had the place up for sale about about three months ago. >> best option for both safety and to support the local merchants is likely side running design. >> sfmta will present its proposals to the board of directors on tuesday. the group

that runs the oakland coliseum is now 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 yesterday to discuss budget matters, and they continue negotiations 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 blockout 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 was that there are some other events we are also working on as well. >> the meeting comes just days after the city's sale of its 50% stake in the coliseum complex was approved. now there is a lot of money going into the pot this father's day weekend, and happy

father's day to all the dads out there. a recent survey from the national retail federation expects consumers to spend more than $22 billion for the holiday . this is the second highest figure in the survey's history, compared to last year's record $22.9 billion. half of those shoppers plan to buy gifts for a father or stepfather, and the other half will spend on a husband, son, brother, friend or grandfather. happening today, the annual fireworks buyback is taking place in the south bay. the san mateo county sheriff's office will hold three buyback events throughout june. fireworks are currently illegal in san mateo county, with the exception of san bruno and pacifica. authorities say people can turn them in anonymously without question, and it's an effort made by the county to get the banned explosives out of the public's hands and prevent any incidents from happening on the 4th of july. >> i've worked at a number of the stations in the county and up on skyline boulevard. in particular. we'd respond to 3 or 4 fires a year from people

setting off bottle rockets, roman candles, things like that. >> the sheriff's office says last year's firework buyback events were a resounding success, and they collected 400 pounds of illegal fireworks and explosives. still ahead this morning, if you're looking for something to do, this weekend, we have the rundown of all the events happening near you, and we'll take you outside for a live look from our sutro tower camera. looking down on [ computer chimes ] sometimes it takes a different approach to see the possibilities all around you. hey. thanks. ♪ thank you for coming together. with capella university's game-changing flexpath format,

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carlos will host its annual biggest little air show. radio controlled model aircraft will be on display and flying over the san carlos airport runway from 1030 this morning until noon, and a pair of festivals are happening in san francisco today. the juneteenth san francisco freedom festival will be held from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at fillmore and geary, and the 70th north beach festival will

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sports director larry beil shows us the sensational turnaround for the mavs as they force game five in

las vegas takes on new york at home. coverage starts at 1130 with wnba countdown followed by tipoff at noon in the nba finals. the dallas mavericks dealt a big blow last night to the boston celtics in game four. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. the dallas mavericks. they were embarrassed in game three of the nba finals. looked like they were going to get swept by boston. but luka doncic, he looked like a completely different player in game four. so how would luka respond after all the criticism for his last performance? well, dallas came out on fire. luka and kyrie irving combining to outscore the celtics by themselves in the first half, 3635. luka with the and one right there. moments later, doncic one on one against

sam hauser and the fadeaway is pure. mavs led by 26 at the half to the third quarter. and it was just more of the same building the lead doncic to daniel gafford with authority on the halfcourt hoop 29 points, five assists for luka dallas won this game with great defense. get out derek liveli with a block there. and then gafford rejects jayson tatum. dallas stays alive. one 2284 to force a game five monday back in boston yeah we know we had to get we can't lose no more uh- like as we always say, we're going to believe till the end. >> i think our energy, our energy was way higher uh- everybody was locked in on defensive end and then we played with higher pace on a baseball giants and angels at oracle. >> bob melvin laughing in the dugout. that would not last. the angels mickey moniak had a couple of doubles and a triple in his first three at bats. he came in hitting well under 202 run double down the line four zero angels. bob is not happy anymore in the fourth zach neto

oh this is a no doubter high deep aloha into the san francisco night. and the giants lose the series opener to the angels. everybody's got these crazy mascot races nowadays. this is a really fast fish. top of the first. the a's starting hot against the twins. shea langoliers his first career grand slam. that's why they call him bangalis. he's up for nothing in a flash. but the twins came back. this game goes to extras. max kepler walks it off for minnesota. good night. game over. drive home safely. six five as the a's drop their seventh straight second round of the us open. tiger woods is 73, finished seven over par. missed the cut by two shots. he is going home for the rest of the weekend. chipping went better for rory mcilroy. this is for par. mcilroy a second round 72. he's only two back of the lead. bryson dechambeau. he's played all the majors solidly this season. the approach here to set up a birdie on 18 shot a 69 one back heading into the weekend. and your leader is the man from sweden, ludvig heiberg, a one under par 69 for the 24 year old. he leads by one heading to

the third round. and that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry biel and a reminder tonight is game four of the stanley cup final. >> the florida panthers have a30 series lead against the edmonton oilers. live coverage of that game starts at 5:00 right here on abc seven. well the giants against the angels again today. first pitch here at home is at 105. how's it looking lisa. >> well we're going to have breezy to windy conditions for this afternoon. and that's going to work to dry out the atmosphere this afternoon into father's day and monday as a system drops to the south of us and allows for a wind shift. right now we're clear. and with all that upper elevation wind that has allowed for the clear start in many areas. but notice the flag really not moving too much here, the golden gate bridge. so it's pretty calm to start your weekend. 52 san francisco as well as half moon bay. we've had a few extra clouds there. 53 redwood city, 56 in hayward and nice saturated

colors there. the golden gate bridge with upper 40s santa rosa, petaluma and looking at upper 50s from concord. the winds have been kind of gusty at times by the airport. you can see a bit of haze there from our sutro tower camera. so father's day weekend it'll be sunny and mild for the most part, but we'll have breezy to gusty winds at times. and then the winds really ramp up tonight into sunday and that creates high fire danger, elevated fire danger for all of us into the second half of the weekend. and monday as well. so the national weather service has highlighted the red flag warning for solano county, lake county, where winds will be out of the north 10 to 20 miles an hour gusting to 35. and that brings the relative humidity really through a three day period from 10 to 20. but as we look at the bay area as a whole throughout the rest of the day, the yellows indicate the high possibility of fire danger from the north bay to the upper elevations of the santa cruz mountains. for your saturday, and the rest of us in a moderate risk as the relative humidity is increasingly lower day to day.

this is your sunday morning. look what happens sunday afternoon. we go from moderate for most of us to hide a very high in spots, and that's because we'll be in sometimes the single digit category for the relative humidity. here we are at noontime. it's pretty dry already, 20 to 30, 18% santa rosa. you notice closer to the water we have more moisture. but through the afternoon throughout the day today we're down to 13% by the delta. so with those northwesterly winds blowing all day long, by later in the day, it gets dry. and then into sunday and monday even drier down to about 7% at times in our inland valley. so there's a look at the gusty winds along the coast inside the bay. 15 to 25 miles an hour for your saturday and then into sunday. this is your windiest day, where we'll have the afternoon wind gusts from 30 to 40 miles an hour throughout the afternoon. so sunday will feel cooler because it will be windier windy at the coast today. upper 60s, sunny

for everyone 75 and oakland. look for mid 80s today into the east bay with 86. in santa rosa a couple degrees cooler in the south bay at 78, and the accuweather seven day forecast. so we've got the breezy winds today, 60s, 70s to upper 80s. looking at the higher fire danger as we get into tonight, monday, boosting up our temperatures near 90 inland. and we'll have that seasonal spread for the middle of the week when the winds will get to more of an onshore component. and then with summer arriving on thursday, it's going to feel like it with 30 to 35 degree spread from the coast to our inland valleys. all right. >> thank you, lisa. this story coming up after the break, you got to see wanted by police, one big bear turned burglar. and we're not kidding. the populated city where this hungry fella is

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this is los angeles county stealing food and rattling residents. as you can see him climbing a fence and wandering around this sierra madre neighborhood and the bear even broke into someone's freezer and stole some chicken. police showed up and scared that bear out of the neighborhood, and it did return to the woods. thankfully, no one was hurt in this, but i got to wonder how common is this? right? we're talking about la. i just looked this up. in 2022, there were 130 bear sightings recorded in la. now, last year that number jumped to more than 300. wow that's a lot. amazing. isn't that crazy? yeah. so scary. the message. lock the freezers. lock your doors. right. >> keep the kids inside. exactly. >> thanks for all. thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here at nine.

>> janai: good morning, america flash flood threat. the ongoing deluge in south florida, drenched by up to 20 inches of rain. the damage to water-logged cars and homes as severe weather hit the northeast.