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>> it's sunday may 31st. good morning. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. let's start with the forecast. parts of the bay area seeing mist and drizzle this morning. we have it all on hopler hd. hi, lisa. >> not only that delays at sfo and wind gusts up to 35 miles an hour and 3-mile visibility from santa rosa to the coastline. it's because we are ahead of this system that will bring more mist and drizzle and cooler days ahead for the bay area. notice the cloud cover and the texture. that's high and mid-level cloud cover on top of our low clouds.

it will take some time to clear. 52 downtown. notice the clouds pull back mid-afternoon. but look what happens. look at the colors. we have greens to the east bay and the orange well into the valleys. big cool down today. details coming up. >> pleasa, thank you. breaks news from new york city. this is a live picture from manhattan where a crane crashed into a building and is now leaning against the structure. you see where the crane hit the top portion of the building which is on madison avenue between 38th and 39th streets. there is report it was lifting an air conditioning unit on to the building and the cable snap and it dropped. at least five people are hurt. preliminary indications are that the injuries do not appear to be life-threatening. however, the street below is now littered with debris and we are also now receiving word there is a water main break at the location. we will continue to follow the story. be sure to turn to our twitter

abc7 news for coverage. there is renewed attention on a constant problem in the east bay. side shows. a dangerous event that takes over intersections endangering the lives of drivers and spectators. one happened again this weekend. we have more. [screeching tires] >> the screaching tires on this street near interstate 880 were heard throughout the neighborhood. >> it was pretty loud. i heard it, it was pretty loud. >> this oakland resident tells me these side shows happen here much too often. >> it's frustrating, it's scary, and unfortunately it's part of our life now so we are used to it. >> residents and business owners say that car spinouts like this happen here at least twice a month. here's last november at the exact same spot. oakland police and the highway patrol have tried to crack down on these side shows.

they even mobilized a massive blockade at a large sideshow at the part back in november. but one hot rod owner i talked to tells me there still isn't much fear the police are going to break up these events. >> do you ever worry the police will show up? >> not really. >> the owner of this black dodge challenger said he's seen lofts of these side shows but he's only watched them in oakland. some neighbors say they aren't surprised by the side shows. >> there's nothing to do in oakland right now. the kids are starting to make their own way and do their own thing and have their own fun. >> as far as the chp are concerned, the side shows are not only illegal and dangerous but they pull resources away from other duties. two chp cruisers were dispatched away from a fatality friday night to check on this sideshow. but the participants quickly sped off and officers issued no citations. sergio quintana abc7 news. oakland police are looking for the driver of a car that hit

and killed a pedestrian friday night deliberately. police believe the pedestrian, a man in his 40s, was targeted by the driver. victim died at the scene. new this morning secretary of state john kerry is flying back to boston after being involved in a bicycle crash. he hit a curb and fell while exercising and likely suffered a leg injury. he was airlifted to a hospital in geneva where he is listed in stable condition. the accident happened while he was on a four-nation tour. vice president joe biden is mourning the loss of his son beau. the former attorney general of damage wear lost his battle with brain cancer last night. beau biden was diagnosed with the disease three years ago. doctors said he was cancer free affeldt undergoing radiation and chemotherapy but the cancer returned earlier this year. biden sought treatment at walter reed medical center. in a statement from the vice president, joe biden writes in

the words of the biden family, bo biden was quite simply the finest man that any of us have ever known." beau biden was 46. the number of confirmed deaths from the flooding in texas and oklahoma are growing this morning. 31 confirmed fatalities and 11 are still missing. details from dallas. >> heavy rain and strong storms take a follow from texas to michigan. in houston overflowing waters literally rising from the ground up and out of these manhole covers. blinding rain making travel nearly impossible. and fans seeking refuge at the ballpark were forced out by flooding. drone footage making tennis courts unrecognizable. look at this before and after the overflowing lake where nearby residents are fed up with the rain. >> a week ago thursday it was

7 feet from that fence. >> so it's come up ten feet in just a week? >> ah-ha. >> that's a lot of water. >> overnight, parked cars thrown on top of each other. in southern michigan rainfall pouring in and over 3 inches so far. cbs news, dallas, texas. >> people in san francisco's marinea district are drying out after a driver backed a car into the fire hydrant sending water shooting into the air. fire hydrant and shot water into the air for more than 10 minutes yesterday afternoon sending water on to the roof of a three story building. one tenant just moved in and almost had to cancel a housewarming party. >> we get a photo of the fire hydrant across the street that exploded and said i don't know if my living room is flooded right now or not. we may have to cancel the party but they came and drained the roof and they are doing a good job. >> most of the water damaged a common area outside of the individual apartments.

in the north bay shoppers scattered after a water main break at an upscale outdoor mall. the mall filled with water just after 4:30 yesterday afternoon. they were able to turn off the water flow. the good news nothing was damaged and all the stores were able to stay open. >> in san jose, young performers took to the stage last night to bring awareness to cyber bullying. ♪ ♪ >> abc7 news was at san pedro square for the "rock for a reason" event. all the money goes to the audrey pott foundation, named after the 15-year-old saratoga high school student who committed suicide. she passed out at a party and was sexually assaulted. pictures of the assault were posted online. three teenage boys pled guilty to doing that. >> audrey did reach out to a lot of her friends, and we feel it

was a cry for help that went unanswered. >> last year governor brown signed audrey's law, increasing penalties for teenagers convicted in cyber bullying crimes. tomorrow morning a big protest is planned outside of facebook's headquarters in menlo park. the drag queen sister roma is leading the march to change their privacy policies. facebook closes accounts under fake names. they believe using the policy to target lgbt individuals. turning to the warriors on the eve of the nba finals, there's been a shake-up in the dub's coaching staff. steve kerr's top assistant alvin gentry, has been named the head coach of the new orleans pelicans. gentry is the top defensive mind with the warriors. the pelicans will be his fourth team as head coach. steve kerr is happy for gentry and wishes him luck. he has a tremendous impact on our success?

season and he personally has been instrumental with my development as a coach. our loss is new orleans's gain." game one of the nba final tips off thursday evennening at 6:00. join larry beil along with hall of famer nate thurmon and abc7 sports reporter mike shumann live from oracle arena in oakland. the days of rain you see here in marin are long past, so much so that residents have to start cutting back on water use starting tomorrow. state water officials have ordered customers in the marin water district to cut use by 20% because of the drought in our state. they have passed rules on when and how long homeowners can do watering. violators could have their water service turned off. you will start noticing a lot less grass in new homes, office buildings and schools. the state is forcing developers to put in more drought-friendly plants to comply with the governor's order to cutback on water usage. the water commission passed the

tighter building codes on friday to try to cut water use by 20%. lisa, just people doing everything they can to meet those standards. >> definitely. and the lawn is getting browner and browner. with the cool week ahead it's not going to be that bad for our gardens out there. a little drizzle this morning and more in the forecast tonight. maybe a shower tomorrow and a new extended outlook includes another chance of showers into next week. i'll tell you about it coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the search is on tore a silicon valley woman who tossed out an original apple computer worth $200,000. and plus a bay area town that keeps getting tagged. the fine line between art and vandalism and the debate that's

>> covering lossal toss antioch, and all the bay area. this is abc7 news the next story is kind of like your mom tossing out your old comic books and baseball cards. a south bay recycling company is looking for a woman that cleaned out her garage and dropped off an apple vintage 1 computer worth $200,000. >> this milpitas recycling company made a surprising discovery. >> it's like you won the lottery. >> last month a woman dropped off several boxes of what she

thought was junk. >> she brought like two or three boxes like you can see on the table with some stuff like wires, keyboards, mice and an old stereo. >> but inside one of the boxes was a vintage apple 1 desktop. one of only 200 models created in 1976. a first-generation model. here's one on display in the computer history museum in mountain view. it was sold to a private collector for $200,000. they are looking for the original owner who didn't leave a name. >> i said do you need a pickup receipt or tax receipt and she said no, no, i'm fine, i just want to clean out the garage. >> the company wants to honor the policy by giving her half the proceeds from the sale. >> her husband just passed away like recently. it'sñp'ot an angel situation, but

it would help. >> the recycling company said all she needs to do is come down and pick up her check. in milpitas, abc7 news. >> the time is 9:16. the world's first solar flight across the pacific began its journey yesterday. the solar plane took off from china and will arrive in hawaii about five days. the plane is flying around the world without using a single drop of fuel. it can fly without fuel because of the 1300 pounds of batteries on its wings. after hawaii it will continue to fly across the united states and wrapping up its trip in july. >> preparations for n.a.s.a.'s next mission to mars is underway. right now scientists are testing their inside lander in extreme temperatures and atmosphere pressure. it will be launched from vandenberg air force base in march of 2016 and take about six

month toss reach mars >> happening today, a community meeting in a small marin county town where there's a conflict of interest between expressions and protecting the environment. >> a marin county community so traditionally recluse they've even the road into town has no sign to mark it. the way is looked recently, it looks like that's the only thing unmarked spot around here. >> it's shocking that it's something this damaging. >> the graffiti on private property began showing up this week when these signs appeared along the beach. they warn spray paint violates state law by polluting the environment. in balinas, that offends some residents who say that writing on beach walls is a right of citizenship. >> i love the art. i don't wish to see art when go down to the beach. >> he is particularly offended by this on the beach. art mixed with personal signage put on the seawall by visitors

to balinas. the capper, that they do it in spray paint. >> smell that. that's toxic. >> he lives on the bluff above. he walks this beach frequently continuously picking up paint chips and he's a moderate compared with others. >> it's going to get picked up in the food chain at the bottom, the microorganisms and it gets in the food chain and it will be in the food chain forever. >> that doctor wants all murals removed, including this one that -- or leads to the beach where they have painted for three decades. >> it's not logical. you can't allow one group to paint and one group not to. >> the normally harmoniously town is now polluted by division.

>> do you think artistic expression is something everybody could come together over. >> they planned a public meeting this weekend. if you are an outsider, good luck finding it. from balinas in marin county wayne freedman abc7 news. >> a paris landmark will know longer signify eternal love. the paris authorities announced all of the love locks attached to a local bridge will be taken down tomorrow. last year part of the bridge collapsed due to the weight of all the locks and they have had to ban couple from adding new ones. in sidney, australia people are being treated with two weeks of spectacular light shows around the city. it includes the iconic art on the opera house. light shows artists and interactive exhibitions will illuminate sidney through june 8th. that's one of the cities that i get to go to in terms of on my bucket list from around the world. >> really.

can't just get there like in a couple minutes. but it will be cooler than average to start the week. that's not the big news. the big news some chances of rain not only into tomorrow, but this time new forecast models are pointing toward an interesting end of the work week. i'll explain in a moment. live doppler 7hd. we are looking at sunshine, despite the delays at sfo concord and livermore this morning. otherwise it's partly cloudy skies as you head out for sunday. take a look at this weather system. it's going to weaken. it's an area of low pressure and a cold front that will head up to northern california, but it keeps us in a cool sector, cloudier skies a stronger on shore push and widespread drizzle into tomorrow. this is interesting. this is a hurricane, andre a category 2, 105 miles an hour and it's point to go weakening in the pacific. but looks like it's going to be picked up by an incoming system

and could spread motion into california as far north as central california by thursday and friday and maybe into next weekend, perhaps bringing some rainfall to much of the state. it's way too early to pinpoint, but it is making for some changes in the seven-day outlook. as we get started this morning, this is tam, ab secured by the clouds. 54 in san carlos and oakland this morning. a beach shot for you. santa cruz only in the 60s today. partly cloudy skies. 53 for napa and cooler day at bottlerock. concord will see sunnier conditions but it will be much cooler yesterday. and from the east bay hills camera, can't see mt. diablo but you see all the cloud cover from above and the 2,000-foot marine layer be bow. today ends may, of course and then a cool start to june. it looks like it's going to get

interesting, a mixture of june gloom and maybe some showers by the end of the week. here's the visible pictures. look how nice this is. this is the stratus all up and down the coast. this is the front bringing the high and mid-level clouds to much of the state. i wish we could get some moisture oust it but we will see the extra cloud cover, the deeper marine layer. you see the track of it heads well to the north. but we are starting out june the same way we ended may with more cloud cover and temperatures cooler than afternoon. san jose, 74 today. you should be 78. cooler for the first few days then by the end of the week even with the extra cloud cover we should warm up. today look for 75. los gatos 72 and cupertino 66, milbrae at 64. a little sun. south city only 63. and in fran 59. 70 in petaluma. cool in the north bay and cooler in the east bay. 68 hayward. head inplanned look at the green.

the oranges out into the central valley. 72 concord, 37 pleasanton. we are cooling off today. widespread drizzle tonight and tomorrow for the coolest day. then looking at very little change tuesday, wednesday afternoon sun and come the end of the week that's when we con see a better chance of precip with muggier conditions around here. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd. it's on apple's app store and google play. it's free. it's not uncommon for weather from a hurricane getting pulled uninto southern california. >> and you said to bring the long sleeves and jackets for the baseball games today? >> exactly. >> crisis in the east bay averted and one of the cutest families you will ever see was reunited. but first, we are losing our instagram feed to highlights

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>> welcome back. firefighters to the rescue yesterday in contra costa county but the victims weren't human. firefighters plucked 8 ducklings

out of a storm drain in concord. they carefully hoisted out each duckling and made sure they were okay. the crew tweeted these pictures showing a happy reunion between mother duck and her kids. >> get your checkbooks ready and get ready to write a lot of zeros, especially if you want to win a lunch date with one of the world's richent men. bidding will get underway today to have lunch with warren buffet. part of a annual fundraiser for glide memorial church in san francisco. the winner and seven friends get to dine with buffett at a new york steakhouse. last year's winner paid nearly $2.2 million for lunch with the 84-year-old legendary investor. >> much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. another democrat jumps into the race. the newest candidate for the presidential nomination. and she investigates hate crimes. but music is the above of her life. how one bay

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>> the time is 9:30. thanks so much for starting your sunday with us. i'm chris nguyen, in for carolyn tyler. let's send it over to meteorologist lisa argen. she's been tracking the cool temperatures over much of the way bay area this weekend. how is it going over there? >> the culprit is an offshore pressure and associated cold front. it will spread in more widespread drizzle and clouds into tomorrow. not only the low clouds and marine layer slow to clear high clouds and mid-level clouds ahead. 54 san carlos and half moon bay. don't expect any sunshine here. temperatures trending down today all across the bay, except the coast where it's been in the 50s. san francisco today just 59. only low 60s in oakland. 70s in san jose. but take a look.

we are only looking at 70s for a high in the east bay valleys. that's about an 8-degree cool down. we will talk about the beginning of june in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. former maryland governor martin o'malley is in new hampshire this morning introducing himself as the newest democratic presidential nomination in 2016. o'malley announced his candidacy yesterday in baltimore, where he previously served as mayor. o'malley said he called his opponent, former secretary of state hillary clinton to inform her of the news. he told clinton it's time for new leadership. >> the american dream we share its powerful history its current condition and its urgent need of rebuilding. >> o'malley is the third candidate for the democratic nomination, joining clinton and vermont senator bernie sanders. many of you just saw martin o'malley on "this week" trying to make the case for his candidacy.

i told george stephanopoulos that people should not control large concentrations of wealth. >> i don't know what secretary's clinton's approach to wall street might be. she will run her own campaign and i will run mine. i can tell you this i'm not beholden to wall street interests. there are not wall street ceo's banging down my door and wanting to help my campaign. >> o'malley said he can over turn low ratings by outworking his opponent. senator dianne feinstein will be in washington, d.c. this morning casting a vote to allow the government to have continued access to our phone records. the senate is meeting in a rare sunday session. the senator told an audience at stanford university last week that the growing threat from terrorists, especially from isis, is reason enough to support telephone surveillance.

in regard to isis, the senator said she has never seen such evil in her lifetime. the vote is part of the a last ditch effort by the senate to revamp the patriot act which is set to expire at midnight tonight. if they fail to reach a deal some say the country will have a serious lapse in security. a warning from police about a crime hitting california businesses. thieves are distracting workers and running off with their valuables. wait until you see some of the bait that the crooks use to get the goods. we have the details. >> in just seconds the purse and everything inside gone. a string of thefts hitting california businesses. what they all have some common distract and grab. watch. one woman orders food, makes small talk with the bakery worker while two others make off with a stash from behind the counter. and here they used their own grandson as a decoy while a designer purse, the passports out the door. >> it's not just the value of the purse and the contents there are also some personal identification documents within

that purse that were stolen. >> bob advises police on how to catch crooks in the act. he shows us just how easy it is to pull off the crime. bob and his wife distract these unsuspecting people. the woman on the right leaves her purse hanging on her chair. bob swoops in and steals her wallet. >> did you have any idea what he was doing right behind you? >> no. >> just as he explains how he did it, watch the other woman's purse. police now hoping this surveillance video helps catch the crooks doing the distracting, and serves as a reminder to keep your eyes on your valuables before they are grabbed and gone. abc news, new york. >> vallejo said they will start taking applications from entrepreneurs who want to open medical marijuana dispensaries in the city. a total ever four permits will be issued. july is the deadline to apply and the city police chief will review applications to see if they meet requirements, like having a location away from schools.

they recently may it legal for pot clubs to do business within city limits. san jose's independent police auditor will retire from her job this summer. that means less time investigating reports of police brutality and more time involving a labor of love. it involves struggling black composers, long lost classical music and education. abc7 morning news anchor eric thompson has the story. ♪ ♪ >> this is not the way most people picture the woman who investigates police brutality and hate crimes in san jose. ♪ ♪ >> neither is this. but it's not just music. a particular kind of music now occupies a big chunk of her time. >> our goal is a simple, yet important one, to bring the music of past composers, past

and present, to the world. . >> ladoris cordell has worn many caps in her life, lawyer, judge, civil servant. but this is completely different. she and menlo park piano teacher scour the country looking for the works of black composers. some contemporary like valerie capers and josh mcgee and some long forgotten like william grant still and florence price. >> we are on a mission to bring more and more of this music, and there's so much of it, to the world. >> you hear in the compositions really the entirety of who they are, their classical training, their life experience. >> it's one thing to find the music and bring it to the public but these ladies don't stop there. ♪ ♪ every january they perform the music they have dug up in concert to adoring fans at the east side college preparatory school in east palo alto.

the students there don't just listen or study the compositions, they take part. ♪ ♪ >> folks attending the concert are encouraged to make donations and all proceeds are given to the school. >> we've fallen in love with the students, with the teachers and everything that they are doing there. >> these kids are going to grow up knowing that this music is a part of american heritage. >> cordell founded an organization called the african-american composer initiative to help showcase the work of black artists before they are permanently lost. eric thomas, abc7 news. >> much more ahead on the sunday morning news. the east bay city that warrior steph curry calls home and the community that's embracing him and his family. but first a live look outside from the exploratorium camera.

gray skies and cooler temperatures as we close out the month of may. lisa argen returns in a little bit with the abc7 newscast. grass fed? mhmm. i'm super into health. bottled tap water? well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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right now. >> but a great day for a dog walk, for sure. temperatures on the cool to mild side. sfo breaking out into had some sunshine, but still 38 minute delays on arriving flights. just cool low 60s today. more mist and drizzle on the way for some. i'll tell but it coming up. >> thank you, lisa. and the classic ncaa baseball tournament. a big win that has the cal bears just one win away from advancing to a super

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>> welcome back everyone. glad to have you with us this morning. the j-town film festival is happening in weekend. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon. we love mvp seth curry, but did you know he grew up in south carolina? after being drafted by golden state, he's lived in oakland and san francisco, but he and his family now live in orinda. he is not only a superstar but an engaged member of the community. we have the story. >> in the small, tight-knit community of orinda, there is one resident everyone is buzzing about. >> is he the talk of the town? >> of course. everybody is talking about him. >> when seth curry leaves oracle arena, he comes home where he's more than a name, he's a neighbor. >> he was here two weeks ago and he signed something for us. >> at the sweet dreams toy store seth autographed a gift certificate.

it's here that the family shops with adorable daughter reilly, who stole the spotlight. >> actually came in the day after and all the kids in here were freaking out. >> we hear most of the grown-ups who run into the curry family are cool. >> he will walk through this area. >> according to michael carp the owner of this restaurant "table 24," curry likes his pizza without the paparizzi. >> i think that's why he likes it because they can come here and not get bugged for autographs and things like that. >> people here are used to seeing the entire curry clan. this warrior fan took a picture of seth's brother with seth's mom and dad. >> really nice. really nice people. >> one person admitted he wasn't sure who was buying his cupcakes until other customers pointed out the point guard. now a special treat could make it to the menu. >> maybe like the blueberries with lemon maybe?

some blue in there, some gold. >> make mine with a dash of curry on top. in orinda, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> while we are celebrating the warriors, we are also recognizing the best fans of the basketball game. this proud dad is the fan of the day. we think he and his family could bring us some luck. dad was just one-year-old the last time the warriors won the championship and now his son is the same age. the dubs are at it again. thanks for sending us this lucky family photo. you can get in on the action too. share your warriors pics using the #dubson7. the next abc7 fan of the day could be you. lisa, it's been really fun to see some of the promos the creative services team in making because we get all the fans in there and everybody is smiling. >> i like the baby. a smiling baby. we are looking at numbers coming down today in the inland east

bay. we had 80s, and today even though you have the sunshine right now, widespread 70s. some of that is due to an incoming front a stronger marine layer. here's live doppler 7hd. we've had the day after day mist and drizzle along the shoreline and that continues right on through the evening hours. it's going to be more widespread tonight as the system continues to lift up to the north. then into tomorrow we could even call it light shower activity in the north bay through 10:00. things definitely changing up to start june. a 2000-foot marine layer. san jose started out at 57. a mild start with the clouds. right now 61. still cloudy. a few peaks of sun. morgan hill 64. airport delays still at sfo and the beach here in santa cruz will be cooler today in the 60s. but you can see a lot of folks out there waiting for the sun. 56 by the delta. winds are breezy there. west winds up to 15 miles an

hour today. the numbers are well below average. napa at 55. a cooler day today up at bottlerock. you can see the higher clouds framing mt. diablo and that will be a definite indicator of the partly cloudy sky today. out ahead of the system we will see some clouds out ahead of it. the cooler condition not only today but tomorrow should be the cool he felt day of the week. and looks like the end of the week could get warmer and more moisture. kind of muggy. another chance of showers due to a hurricane dying on the vine in the pacific. but right now all sites on this system here. these are hugging the coast, not going anywhere, and we put it all together and you notice the moisture in the atmosphere all pushing up and away from california. but still we will get the mist

and drizzle and maybe even a stray shower. starting out june very similar to the way may is ending, on the cooler side of normal. heading up to napa today with a few high clouds. temperatures in and around 70 degrees by 2:00 this afternoon and dropping into the 60s. it should be a nice day there. if you are headed to one of the games this afternoon, this one here in oakland." a little warmer at&t park. low 60s. partly cloudy skies by 4:00 this afternoon. temperatures statewide low 80s in sacramento. when you see that you know we've just got the 70s in the bay area. still hot yosemite and fresno. you will be cooling down. livermore one of the warmer locations in the upper 70s very little change all throughout the week and by the end of the week we could warm it up into the low 80s again. 64 in san rafael. a cooler day in the north bay and east bay. 74 by the delta. @starting out in the 50s. and then in the low 60s, very little temperature change with the breezy winds and the snuggie

which you suggested and you are right on with that. so the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler tomorrow and then looking at a very you know, start of bland pattern midweek until we warm up and maybe see some more showers which will mix things up. usually it's the june gloom around here. cool for today. >> i'm also glad you brought up the bottlerock forecast because i would rather be taking in a concert 70 degrees than be sweating it out 90 degrees and you are thinking oh, my gosh. >> and people passing out. no, it should be a good day up there. >> lisa, thank you. turning to sports. this afternoon the a's will close out their home weekend series against the yankees. first pitch at 1:05 this afternoon. but last night they tried for their second straight victory over the bronx bombers. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the a's of looking for their third straight win against the yankees and had to do so without the a's sean doolittle. he was put on the 15-day d. l.

with a strained muscle in his left shoulder after just four times of pitching this season. where can i get that hat? and how cute is that hat? third inning. the sac fly ties in at one. next batter josh reddick, base hit. simeon scores. a's take the 2-1 lead. a's had 10 hits with the first 20 batters. all singles. simeon with his first rbi since may 12. the opposite way and they score. 3-1, athletics. the two-run lead quickly disappeared. in the sixth, carlos beltran, the 2-run bomb, and now 4-3, yankees, and the bronx bombers end the a's 2-game win streak with the victory. >> giants and braves. the g-men were shut out. lincecum on the hill. gets it by brandon crawford with a runner on third. 1-0, atlanta. then in the third, once again a runner on third and a base hit. now 2-zip. fourth inning runner on third. i think you see where it's going. he goes to left.

former giant juan uribe comes home. 3-0 braves. timmy goes 4 1/3. gave up 4 runs, 8 hits. and top of nine juan uribe takes him deep and the five game win streak with the 8-0 shutout. >> how many hats can you wear at ones. regionals. cal hosting and the aggies the road team. he thinks he put his team on top in the 11th with the 2-run shot, but then brought back and the bears live on. they bring in the rally cap in the 14th inning, and it worked. mitchell cranson crushes it to right field. he got robbed on the home run. he's at the wall. but he can't make the catch. cal wins it on the cranson walk-off home run. 2-1 the final. need just one more win to advance to the super regionals. all right. in 2012 the kings won the

stanley cup, then the blackhawks, then the kings again in 2014. chicago needed to keep the streak alive and needed to get through anaheim in the western conference finals. ducks best in the west. they head home. ice advantage. but the visitors came ready to play. jonathan toews, two goals in the first. wires it top shelf. 2-0 hawks after 1. 1:15 into the second. patrick kane, sweet pass to brandon saad. he buries it into the wide open net. hawks win it 5-3. they will face the tampa bay lightning in the stanley cup finals, game one on wednesday. warriors moves. steve kerr says it looks like klay thompson will play in game one despite his concussion. bad news, alvin gentry, his top assistant, will take over as the head of the pelicans after the nba finals. we will hear about it here again at five and six. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> game one is june 4th at 6:00 p.m. to the oakland. game two is next sunday also at oracle, followed by games three and four the following tuesday and thursday in cleveland. you can watch the entire series

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san francisco's famed botanical garden is marking a milestone today, and you are invited. the garden in golden gate park is turning 75 years old. it boasts the world's largest magnolia collection outside of china. the celebration includes a keynote speech by lieutenant governor gavin newsome, guided walking tours, as well as dance performances. it runs from 10:00 to 5:00 and admission is free. >> great day to bring the kids out. >> you won't need the jackets. 70 fremont mid-60s for san rafael. look at the east bay valleys, low to mid-70s. a cool down today that continues with widespread drizzle tonight and tomorrow morning. and then we will stay kind of steady with 60s and 70s tuesday and wednesday. by the end of the week we could see another chance of showers as the temperatures slowly warm and that could make things interesting around here. >> we will wait and see. lisa, thank you.

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