good morning. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning. we have a warmup underway with numbers to 6 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we have a red flag warning up to 7:00 tonight. lowest relative humidity is about 65% so it will continue to drop to 10%. we'll top about a cooldown coming up. in developing news there has been no breaks

from the monster storm sweeping over the midwest. three tornadoes touched down in oklahoma yesterday. moman bradley as the more on the latest. >> nowhere to go and twisters tore across the landscape. a mother and her baby were killed in their car on i-40. >> their car was sucked up in the tornado and they were sucked out of their vehicle. >> it leveled a technology center during school hours. >> we have a basement area and we were able to get the folks down there and everybody is fine. >> they have destroyed many homes. flooded streets up to four feet. a massive storm system

ravaged st. louis. >> a lot of destruction but thankfully this storm touched down in a rural area outside of oklahoma city. for a while there was a lot of worry this storm would do what the massive storm did to moore, oklahoma objections two weeks ago. >> here is the bay area we are following news in berkeley where two lanes of i-80 are reopened to traffic after a crash left two people dead. police say the still unidentified bicyclist was trying to cross the freeway and they died at the scene. three lanes remain closed as they investigate. >> a four-year-old girl was reported missing in richmond has been found

safe. she disappeared about 6:00 last name from a home on wall avenue where she was visiting family. she was found just before midnight in good condition sleeping beneath a bed inside the home. the mother expects her gratitude to help search for her daughter. >> weed the dogs come in and everything. i'm sorry for everybody but i'm so happy she is okay and nothing bad happened to her. police say she was -- that is why the family didn't see her. >> police in san jose are investigating a stabbing that left one man dead. it happened in west san jose just before 10:00 last night. officers arrived to find a man lying in a carport with multiple stab wounds.

he was taken to valley medical center where he died. >> also in san jose yesterday, a man died after shot multiple times. it happened about colmar drive near ryan elementary school. that school was pla placed on lockdown. the man was taken to the hospital in serious condition. there has been eight shootings in san jose in the past week alone and four of them were fatal. police believe that yesterday's shooting is gang related. >> to try to get a handle on inkroogsed violence, san jose police have added officers and conducted saturation patrols. they will be targeting specific neighborhoods. >> in san francisco a man is recovering in morning from a terrifying home

invasion robbery. it happened near the laurel heights neighborhood an area where the crime is rare. i was watchingv and bang, bang, bang. it came flying over. >> david was stunned when three armed men broke down the backdoor and hogtied him with duct tape and the bruises on his face is from the beating he got. >> he started hitting me with club and told me to shut up other he was going to kill me. >> they took cash and gold coins and took his wallet and pickup truck. >> they took everything i had. my guitar. >> the robbers tossed david into the bathtub and took

off. >> a neighbor found david still tied up. >> first thing, untied him and make o made sure he is all right. >> police don't have any suspects but hopes more evidence comes to light. >> we are monitoring the southwest, if they ice add credit card they'll have video on that. >> it's kind of a nice neighborhood and i wasn't expecting that. >> they are keeping doors and windows locked and so is david who says he just feels lucky to be alive. bay area fire crews are on high alert. they are performing for a very early start to fire season. sergio quintana has more. >> at the cal fire at morgan hill, this

additional fire truck has been driven onto the lot. >> we're talking about an additional 40 to 50 personnel that could be on duty, not just east bay but peninsula as well as north bay. >> a dry winter has left plenty of vegetation. this week's weather forecast has several departments taking precautions. teams will be out and about on fire patrols. >> in the single digits and the wind, it's kind of breezy right now. as we get to the surrounding hills, it's very windy up there. >> cal fire usually brings trucks and which usually starts in the middle of july but this year seems to be starting early. >> we will be covering half of our stations and

covering all of our engines at the peak levels we would normally see in july. >> for cal fire the additional staffing will stay on until the end of the seasons. >> today and tomorrow, marin county residents will learn how to better protect their homes from wildfires. it's part of the defensible space standdown effort. they will talk to residents how to make their homes more resistant to embers. and desmg news we have a live look at southern california, look at that massive fire. a firefighters are gaining ground on this. the powerhouse wildfire before temperatures shoot up today. the fire is burning north of santa clarita. crews got a little bit of help from more favorable winds yesterday. earlier gusts a forced

flames to go towards green valley but last night the fire was pushed back two square miles that had already burned. it's 15% contained but they expect to have it fully contained by wednesday. lisa argen joins us now with a very hot bay area forecast. it feels like june. >> we have the june gloom usually but hot temperatures. 54 degrees in san francisco, going for a high of 76. sounds good here but inland with hot fire danger. i'll have your forecast when we return. >> also next, the big changes for shifts in the bay area. how it can help change the lives of endangered mammals. the last weekend before the museum of modern art is

closed temporarily. what is going to happen to all of that art?

welcome back at 8:12 the first day of june, look at that. live look in santa cruz where temperatures will reach the mid-80s today. look at those people on the beach not too shabby. lisa argen will be in the bay area forecast in just a little bit. and outbreak of hepatitis "a" has been linked to frozen berries sold at costco. the outbreak appears to be

organic antioxidant frozen berry mix sold after february. it has since been taken off shelves. frozen berry blends are made for smooth thinks and this product may have about been purchased by smaller businesses. cases of whooping cough are up over the last two months. 36 cases have been reported in marin county. most of recent cases are school age children. we should mention nor deaths have been reported. >> bart is working around the clock to repair the rails after two maintenance vehicles collided yesterday. workers, before morning

ease commute they raised the tracks just outside the east entrance to the east bay tube. bart expects the repairs to be repaired before the monday morning's commuted. >> we'll get it up to full speed in the overnight hours so by the time we are here next monday, everything will be running very quickly and everybody will be able to get to where they want to go. >> yesterday, commuters had to scramble how to get across the bay because of back-up. casual carpoolers picked up rides in oakland. they dropped passengers to the city and. a c transit helped to get commuters inside san francisco. waze traffic app is free or apple app store or google play. carrying out imagery

pairs to a church tower. traffic will be affected as well as the sidewalk in front of the church. bell towere 65 treat above and has damage that needs to be removed. >> whales in san francisco bay are getting some protection from commercial ships. starting today ship captains will have to follow newer oher routes in and out of bay. coastguard and marin industry collaborated to create these new lanes. whales feeding new the farallon islands could benefit from the redirection of these lanes because they will be less likely to hit by ships. merchant ships cruise through the feeding grounds and now they have to travel into plains lanes about three miles wide. >> there is now changes at all-star bucks locations.

the coffee giant is banning smoking with within 25 feet of all the shops, all 7,000 of them. indoor smoking isn't allowed. the policy applies to seating areas and other company plot around the stores. here in california where outdoor is smoking is banned outside of government buildings. tomorrow is the last day to visit the san francisco of modern art before it closes its doors for two and a half years. heather ishimaru has more on what that means for the hearts program now and what to expect when it is done. >> the clock the s ticking down. they mark and they will have to move soon. their homes from the san francisco museum of modern

art will temporary close for a two and a half years expansion project. these museum renderings show us what to expect with more open space free to the public. >> we'll have incredible new intrans to the museum to do that. we'll have a new window, beautiful open space on howard street for the public to come to. that will be right in keeping with the new transbay terminal. >> dem litigate of the building has begun, that will help make room for an addition. it will add 225,000 square feet of space. between how and completion much of the art will be a top secret location but some of it will be on the go at other bay area muimgs. >> we'll be at contemporary ui jewish museum, berkeley

art museum. >> it opened in 1995. >> it's difficult it will be closed for two and a half years, but in new york city when they had the museum closed they moved exhibits to other places, it was fun to explore the new venues for the art. >> it be free for everyone through sunday. new the this morning, in less than an hour, make a wish foundation will host the walk for wishes 5-k. it will be emceed by ama daetz. kicks off at 9:00. it begins at st. mary's. up to 500 walkers and participate. the goal is to raise $120,000 you'll of that will go to granting wishes for bay area children with life-threatening illnesses. we wish them the best. $125,000 and fund will help

them. >> it's nice a comfortable out there right now. temperatures well above normal. plenty of 80s in the east bay. mild if you are at our coast. remember the this every year, judging at noon in alameda. that should be a fun thing to do if if you are out and about in the east bay. live doppler 7-hd, a little matter close to the surface for hazy conditions, mount tam air quality doesn't look great. pleasant temperatures at our coast. 54 downtown and 61 and low 60s in mountain view. san jose warming up you quickly and 50s at our coast. speaking of santa cruz, plenty of sunshine, should be a busy place with numbers, five degrees warmer than yesterday. 61 in los gatos and 61 in livermore. up to 70 by the delta.

that is where the red flag warning is in effect. north bay hills, we're watching for dangerous conditions, gusty winds, sea breeze limited factor at our coast. winds will be light out of west this afternoon, but hotter for everyone especially inland and cooling for most everyone. it won't be very generous tomorrow. here is a look what you can expect today. we're talking about temperatures well above normal. gradient pushing the air to the coast but a weak sea breeze, five to ten miles an hour and that picks up tomorrow. by monday we're talking about a big cooldown. here is a look in oakland, high temperatures in the low 80s. mid-70s tomorrow. coolest days will be middle. week and then end of the week we're back in into the 80s with a big ridge of high pressure. that is culprit for our

weather today as it builds into the north of us. we have a flat offshore push but a tropical pressure that will visit us tomorrow that will bring a cooldown. >> 94 in the morning hill. -- in morgan hill. >> to upper 80s for mountain view. san francisco coming in about 76 degrees. it will be breezy at our coast. low 90s in petaluma as well as vallejo. that is where we have the red flag warning. berkeley to mid-80s and is it going to be smoking hot 95 in walnut creek, 94 in livermore. one day event. we'll still have 90s tomorrow but about ten degrees of cooling tomorrow in some spots and cool it

for everyone with breezy winds. temperatures 70s around the bay, 80s inland. check out twitter at live doppler 7-hd. wow, i'm following that because 98 degrees, that is unbelievable. it's like june. coming up this photo looks like any typical baby photo. it turns out this was very denny's red white & blue plate specials

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welcome back. the government in france the s taking a small step to bringing down the country's debt. presidential palace is opening up the wine cellar and selling off a 10% of its private stash. some paid as much as four times the opening bid for the right to open something from the presidential reserve. the bottles for sale do include rare vintages. >> what would it go for. >> it's yorth about 2200 euro. that is about $2800 for that bottle but not all of

bottles are that expensive. bidding starts at about $20. what makes them so valuable a sticker that verifies they come from the president's stock. first round took in $400,000 u.s. dollars. that is a tiny bit of income but every little bit helps. >> a flat tire helped a woman recover from long lost pictures from the baby daughter. >> a stolen was found this week by another woman who stopped to change a tire and discovered the unprocessed roll of film in a ditch. he developed the film and anne perry smith recognized her baby girl and her pet dog in that photo. she has the pictures she thought she would never see again. magic of facebook, people. straight ahead a big budget for san francisco and

includes an addition. how they are going to utilize money over the years. >> i'm nannette miranda. a sacramento superior court where something could

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of eight:30. we'll take a quick look at the weather. >> 56 degrees in santa cruz, getting a little bit more active and we'll see highs in the mid-80s down around santa cruz. many of our beaches in our area will be in the 70s. 70 in the north wind around the delta where we have a red flag warning. union city around in the 70s. 58 in santa rosa. forecast for much of the bay area calls for temperatures well above normal. in fact about five degrees warmer than yesterday. that will bring us up to 80 to near 90 around the bay. along our coast it should be pleasant from point reyes and half moon bay to the mid-70s. inland though we are looking at temperatures in the low mid-90s and your 90s a cooldown visits us tomorrow.

i'll explain coming up. mayor ed lee has presented his budget for the next two years. nearly $8 billion per year with no significant cuts. in fact as abc news reporter wayne freedman learned this budget has some additions. >> the corner has a reputation for being one of the toughest in san francisco. richard dickson knows all about that. >> there a are a lot of kids see a lot of things they shouldn't see as kids. >> police come around here and there is going to be more of them, 300 officers next year. >> and made chief and city hall, she is getting 30 more firefighters also in the mayor's budget. >> this year's budget reflects a lot of hard work.

>> budget is big, 436 pages of facts and numbers and graphs and details. that they say is where the devil may be found. >> there is actually a lot of additional money coming in. >> roughly $300 million due mostly to property taxes. one of the things that is facing them finance chairman is figuring out where to cut and where to add. >> do you make more friends and enemies with the budget? >> it depends. >> the budget is harder in years where we have more money. >> in this budget you will see fiscal pursue dense, a high level of -- prudence and investments and increased public safety. >> and more work on the infrastructure, a mixed blessing to residents. the city has been installing new sewers for three weeks hurting

business by 40%. >> for us, we don't see a difference other than repave streets. so hopefully this has a bigger plan to it. >> $7.9 billion a year. each dollar relevant to someone. wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." new this morning, president obama says the economy is showing new signs of strength. he says the auto industry and new jobs and recovering housing market has shown signs of progress. obama says it's up could congress to ensure that progress continues. >> to keep our housing market growing, congress needs to step up and do its part. members will be coming back next week for an important month of work. we have to keep the progress going until middle-class families regain their security. >> lawmakers should invest

in roads and bridges and comprehensive immigration overhaul hall. starting today, ama airlines will reassume dream line service between san jose and tokyo. it started in january at mineta but stopped when the faa grounded dream liners because of faulty batteries. first flight is going to take off this afternoon. they will offer five weekly flights and then in september plans on increasing it's daily service. new this morning, if you have ever dreamed of hacking into a computer, today is your lucky day. you are allowed. the white house is encouraging americans to take part in the first ever national day of civic hacking. hacking events will take place in 38 cities including in palo alto and google plex in mountain view. palo alto is said to be the

largest event in the country. to encourage innovation through the use of publicly available data. we posted a list of some of the hacking events. go to our website and click on see it on tv. >> if you would like to trade your iphone for a iphone 5. at best buy, people that trade in their working iphone 4 will get a 150 credit. there be sales tax and carrier activation fees, you have to be eligible for an upgrade and you need to sign a two-year contract. there is always something. some people who live directly in the path of hide speed rail line got their day in court yesterday. they are suing to stop the trains, claiming the whole things has turned into a giant boondoggle.

at nannette miranda reports, the projects could actually stop it. >> google earth showed the landing kings county that they bought hoping to build their dream hope home. and california high speed rail tracks were going to run right through their property. they were going to prove a $10 billion bond to help kick started the $68 billion project. they accuse the state of failing to have all the financing and environmental approvals for the phase in place before construction starts. without them they say, the state could end up with a train to no one. >> we don't want to have stranded investment. i don't want to give up my property for that. >> the project has gone so far off track, one who

pushed for the project as a lawmaker served as president of the rail board now opposes it. they finally got their dayin co. it could delay or stop california as high speed rail dream. they want it followed to the "t" otherwise residents could be giving up their land for nothing. >> it could leave us with 130 miles of rail that is unuseable. >> the state has complied with all the provisions of the bond measure. >> there is an identification of funding sources. there is no requirement of a certain level of certainty, associated with those. >> they came to plea with a viable plan that they were going to guarantee my speed rail between san francisco and l.a. in two hours and 40 minutes, the problem is

how do i get out of way. >> if california doesn't break ground in the next few months, it risks federal funding for the nioject. , a man who survived a jump from the golden gate bridge will lead to a walk to prevent suicide. kevin hines after surviving his jump from the span 13 years ago. the 5-k on mental illness balk helps raise funds to provide free mental services throughout throughout the bay area. it begins this morning on john f. kennedy drive in golden gate park. >> also new this morning, the annual union street festival is back for the 37th year. festival takes over the city's cal hallow neighborhood. it features 150 artists from across the country. jewelry and painting and photography are some of the items up for sale.

there will be live bands and two stages. gourmet food and festival runs from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. coming up next, you are invited to a party this weekend at animal shelters throughout the bay area. how you can a adopt a pet for free. we have a live look from our mount tamalpais camera. take a look at that. it's going to be hot in the north bay. 80s and 90s. meteorologist lisa argen will have our forecast for the first day of june.

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looking at the bay bridge. temperatures will be 76 degrees today if you can believe it. meteorologist lisa argen has your bay area forecast in just a few minutes. >> if you thought about getting a pet, there might be no other better weekend to do it this weekend. it's for a bargain. jonathan bloom has the story. >> reporter: so how much is the depositing gi in the window. would you believe free? all weekend long, all over the bay area. >> this is going to generate homes for homes for dogs and cats. >> malttie's fund is creating a no kill nation. we can guarantee all dogs and cats a loving home by 2015.

>> adopting a dog or cat free and paying shelters a reward. it's happening across five states including four different events in the bay area. they will donate four million dollars to connect people with pets. >> we want to let them know there are lots of adoptable animals in the shelters. >> they say there is no downside to free adoptions. a face like this will quickly steal your heart. >> you become attached and you never want to get off. >> it's not only free, it's out doors. take a look behind the street and on the fence about adopting a pet could make all the difference. >> sandra new that was it was anything about a lap dog. it was all teddy pair zblair i thought he was very gentle and friendly with kids and adults.

>> this shelter alone they are hoping it brings 200 stories like sandra's. they hope you will stay to make a new furry friend. good day to go inside and beer and barbecue and barking dogs. lisa argen has a dog that is willing to -- >> we are looking at temperatures around the bay. santa cruz, 56 degrees. and going for a high of the mid 80 its today. we have got a nice 30-35 degree spread around the bay area. and your forecast and let you know when the fog returns. >> and himself the a's welcomes josh reddick. he made his

meteorologist lisa argen is very busy. you have a forecast that has temperatures from the 50s to the 90s. >> we started a warmup yesterday. we saw a few 90s yesterday. it was cooler in half moon bay with 65. we are going close to 70 there. live 7 hd, that is indicator of how warm we can get. we are talking about a lot of things. it is going to be really toasty as you head inland, red flag in solano county but because we don't have the gusty winds. from mount tam and you

noticed temperatures are in the lower 60s from mountain view, san jose, good morning, oakland, san francisco, a comfortable 54, with 56 at the beach. berkeley marina looking nice, 70 by the delta and some of the upper elevations above thousand feet you are already near 80 degrees. we will look for downsloping winds to warm us up quickly all across the bay area and low 60s in union city and los gatos. here is a view from the sitro camera, plenty of sunshine today. it will be hottest inland, hooder for everyone around the bay with elevated fire danger and cooling begins as soon as pos tomorrow. more significant cooling, you have to wait until monday. half moon bay, 68 degrees. san francisco, warming to 76. at you head across the bay, low 80s in berkeley. as you head oakland,

mid-80s and mid-90s for wal nut creek. some of the authorities winds is going to take much to start any fires. so very concerned about that as the offshore winds will be today, but we have high pressure building in the west coast and elements are coming into play will be extremely warm temperatures. we are looking for the sea breeze, southerly surge returns. look at the fog coming back. by tomorrow morning, we'll have it at the coast. cool down only for the coast and parts of the bay. we'll still be in the 90s but lower 90s inland. look at the triple-digits from hundred degrees from sacramento. 102 in fresno. monitor bray a comfortable 72 and 72 in san diego. back home you see the spread and low to mid-80s from san mateo to palo alto

and san jose, 89 today. 94 in napa. hottest day, 84 in oakland by about 4:00. bring the sunscreen and look at the cooldown tomorrow around the bay. back in the 50s at our coast. it will be near 80s and plenty of 70s monday. breezy and afternoon sun heating back up by the next week. thank you, lisa. >> in sports the giants are scheduled to play a split double-header in st. louis after latd nice's game was postponed by tornado warnings and a's will have much nicer weather when they plate the whei socks. last night they played quick, white sox. >> here is a larry beil with the highlights. good morning. josh reddick is back making an instant impacts against the white sox and bertolo,

a swift two hours and 14 minutes. and rest of night, batting practice, josh hits hit in the overstock stock.com net. a fan gets ten grand. the rest of the night was dominated by pitching. axelrod strikes him out in the seventh. bartolo dealing and you'll get nothing and like it! josh reddick back after a wrist injury running down fly ball. he delivers at the plate. double in the eighth off of off of axelrod. a's would add two more runs. rios gets to top out for the final out. a's victorious, 3-0. >> severe weather caused

the giants' game to postpone. they will play a doubleheader today. college ball,. you sf versus rice as the owls take a two-run lead. and pitcher strikes him out but the ball gets away. the runner goes to third and then scores on a routine fly ball because, he lost it in the sun. what a way to lose a game. rice victorious 3-2. >> the cal golf team number one in the makes trying to capture the team title. they have reached the semifinals, it was not easy. quarter finals in play action in georgia, as michael sinks the putt. cal advances but he loses on the first playoff game.

michael kim lost his match. brandon, one up on approach on 18. he misses his birdie putts. cal faces illinois in the semifinals. >> nice surprise pulled off by the colin, kaepernick. brandon harris is retiring. >> he has worked with me a lot. he was the first person to actually let me run the ball a couple times. i think i had a negative two rushing yards that year? >> he has turned out to be a pretty sound running back quarterback. coach was surprised that he was coming. mike shumann will be here with all the highlights at 5:00, 6:00, 9:00 and 11:00. i'm larry beil. up next, the will have

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welcome back. man behind napster and facebook is having a fantasy wedding in big sur and we don't mean fantasy in terms of love and romance, shawn parker is spending ten million dollars for his weg.

it includes a water fall, fake ruins and guests are reportedly getting outfitted by the lord of rings movies. he gained his fortune by becoming facebook's first president. if you would like to ride the fastest wooden rollercoaster. the gold striker at great america is said to be the tallest wooden rollercoaster. nearly 110 feet tall. it reaches speeds of 1550 miles an hour and plunge of hundred feet. yikes! they say the coast terrify cost $10 million to build. they a raffled off tickets to among lucky fans. it would be beautiful day to get on rollercoaster. wind might help cool you down. >> and for that indicates a high fire danger,

especially up to vallejo where highs will be in the low 90s. 97 and in the 70s there. at 76, 81 in san mateo and 89 in san jose. warmer than we were yesterday and as much as ten degrees above the average. cool down and bigger cooldown monday. >> it feels like we can join the rest of the country with some nice beautiful june weather. thanks for joining

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