east bay school community is stunned this morning by reports that a teacher asked students to find their parent's sex toys and take selfies with them. good morning. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristin zee. an investigation is under way. amy hollyfield joins us live with the latest. amy? >> reporter: the teacher not here. school officials tell me he will not be here on the campus for the rest of the school year which does come to an end next week. two mothers told the san francisco chronicle that the tenth grade students were told they would get extra credit if they took the selfies with any

adult toys they found in their home. some other students told the newspaper the teacher was just kidding and that he's known as the funny, cool teacher. here's what the school district had to say when we asked about the adult toy selfie story. >> that's the story that's being told and i can say that i can't give you a lot of details. we do take these allegations seriously. so when our site administrators meaning the add min strars heard this story, they reported it to district offices here and that's exactly as it should have. that's our protocol and policy. while i know the public and the parents would like to hear more details, we have to keep the details of the investigation confidential. >> reporter: the district sent home a letter saying why officials are vague saying, quote the law and board policy require them to keep details of the situation confidential and done both to protect all parties

involved and also to preserve the integrity of the investigation. the district says it is now focusing on making sure the end of the school year is a positive and successful experience for the children. reporting live in alameda abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. hey just over an hour ago, the warriors on the hardwood after last night's big win. >> they started slow and finished fast beating the cleveland cavaliers in overtime of the game one of the nba finals. >> oracle arena was rocking. lebron james showed why he was the best player on the planet and finished with 44 points but the warriors roaring back and tied after three quarters and they caught a break sending the game into overtime and the warriors then outscored cleveland 10-2 in o.t. to take game one, 108-100. >> got fortunate on the last shot. in overtime. ride the momentum and finish the

job off. >> we gave ourself a chance man. you know, i missed a tough one. but we had so many opportunities, you know, to win this game. we didn't. >> one point, everything was going right for the warriors. looking forward iguodala loses a shoe and still plays and sinks that three from the corner. that was in the fourth quarter and brought the ws to one and played 11 years in the nba without close to the finals so a lost shoe wasn't going to stop him. >> fans were in the element watching game one. abc 7 news was at the yard house in san jose last night where loud cheers erupted after almost every basket. almost every tv tuned to the game to cheer on the team. >> game one is safely in the win columns and working hard to get ready for game two at home and the crews trying to get oracle arena cleaned up and ready to go in time for sunday's matchup.

abc 7 news reporter is live with the behind the scenes look. matt? >> reporter: we were kicked out because the warriors are now practicing in a closed session to the media right now. game one is over. their focused on game two and we can look back at last night's game and say, wow. what a start to the nba finals. when the final buzzer sounded after the warriors overtime win over the cavaliers in game one, confetti from the top of oracle. after everyone left, it was time to pick it up. brooms, mops and even leaf blowers used by dozens of workers. officials say they doubled the cleanup crew because this is the finals and everyone is watching and what a start to the series. the hype was huge for the matchups between the best team and the best player. game one lived up to the hype. espn analyst chris broussard said it's everything basketball fans have been hoping for.

>> can we get six more of these? it was a great game. >> reporter: this is a rags to riches story for warriors fans. they haven't been past the second round of the playoffs in decades. this season's experience is pure joy. >> awesome. incredible. i was on my edge of the seat the whole time. it was just amazing and just i'm just glad to be a part of it. >> reporter: after this practice, the warriors taking a break from the basketball court and heading over to the boys and girls club of oakland doing a ribbon cutting ceremony for a play zone part of the nba cares program. after that you can bet they're going to be focused on game two this sunday. reporting live at oracle arena matt keller abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. so sunday on abc 7, "world news tonight" at 4:30 and then live with the toyota pregame show and 4:30 abc 7 the only place to see the warriors in game two of

the nba finals. special edition of after the game following game two and then 9:30 jimmy kimmel live game night and then "scandal" at 10:00 and the news at 11:00. >> this is the only place to catch the nba finals. game two as we mentioned is sunday and then games three and four. tuesday and thursday in cleveland. other news happening now the city of san francisco released the environmental impact report on the warriors new arena in san francisco. the mayor's office is talking to reporters as we speak and project experts are weighing in. meanwhile, the mission bay alliance hired four major law firms to review the plan saying it's too close to the hospital in mission bay and will cause congestion. which could be especially problematic for ambulances. stay with abc 7 for more information on today's report and what it means for the arena. a young child drowned in a contra kosta pool.

our part nerls report that neighbors tried to revive the child on ridge park lane in concord. police say the toddler taken to john muir medical center. the cdc says 1 to 4 are at highest risk for drowning and suggest self-closing fences and pool alarms. for more tips go to our website abc7news.com for a link. we are getting a close look at the devastation caused by tornadoes in colorado last night. twisters south of fort collins destroyed at least three homes and damaged more than two dozen others. the strong storms also pounded the denver area with quarter-sized hail. more storms in the forecast today and no reports of injuries, though. north of denver, a police sergeant luck on his side this morning when a road gave way beneath him. check it out. a massive sinkhole swallowed the suv as he drove along a road. the officer said he had to crawl

through the window to the roof and then grabbed the top of the pavement to pull himself out. he's bumped and bruised and expected to be okay. happening today china says it is not behind a series of cyber attacks on u.s. government computers. whoever the hackers were they may have stolen personal information on millions of government employees. alyssa harrington live with more on what this means. >> reporter: investigators discovered a massive breach that may have exposed sensitive information about millions of government workers. they blame china who in response says the u.s. is jumping to conclusions. the cyber attack, the largest of its kind. breached the computer system of the office of personnel management. it holds personal information for millions of past and present employees. things like names, birth dates and social security numbers. >> the estimates are at least 4 million violations so my guess is it might be bigger than that.

>> just about every federal agency may be affected. the department of defense the social security administration even the white house. the u.s. state department admits maintaining cyber security is not easy. >> the federal government all the time when we notice intrusions or possible intrusions, we have taken steps to mitigate them and continue to update our security but it is a pretty significant challenge. >> reporter: the fbi and department of homeland security suspect chinese hackers skoel records in december. they didn't know how sensitive the information was until recently. it could be used for financial fraud or espionage. >> oftentimes they look to gather dossiers on employees to target them through physical attacks and collecting the information, it's having a giant database and tap into it at any time. >> reporter: china's foreign ministry is denying the allegations calling them irresponsible and unscientific. intelligence officials say this is the second attempt by china

to access personal information in a year. china is saying they're not behind this. millions of employees who may be at rick are offered identity theft protection. alyssa harrington abc 7 news. >> thank you. still ahead, a country in europe takes steps to eliminate cash. with people using mobile payments could it happen here, too? we'll take a look. finding the perfect fit, why apple may be backtracking in one area with the next generation of iphones. a live look outside right now. meteorologist drew is coming up next in for mike with today's accuweather forecast. a gray look here in the area of san franci what do a nascar® driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat

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we are back now with the video of the potential next triple crown winner. espn was there as american pharoah got in the workout. he won the kentucky derby and preakness and sites set on the belmont tomorrow. it's the longest of the three at 1 1/2 miles and often the achilles heel of contenders and been 37 years since the last triple crown winner. that's the longest drought in horse racing history. if your next stop is in denmark, leave your casual at home. they're proposing a law allow businesses to stop taking cash, only credit debit or mobile payments accepted to cut retail

costs so could it work in the u.s.? experts say probably not since americans use a lot more cash than people in european countries. well, for years of models getting bigger and bigger apple may be down sizing the next iphone. apple secured a manufacturer to produce a smaller four-inch screen for a future phone and unknown what the new phone will be called and speculation that it may be called either the iphone 6s or the iphone 7. according to the report, the iphone 7 would be the new, larger standard size and a smaller size known as the iphone 7c. >> some people like it smaller, fits in the pocket better. if you have a wallet on your waist. >> regardless. >> yeah. >> better vision. people like me get the bigger one. >> there you go. >> let's check in with drew. >> it's grayish out here. >> seeing the clouds and the sunshine is breaking out in full force creating a wide range in

the temperatures right now. let you know how the afternoon and all-important weekend forecast is shaping up coming you were. >> thanks. also ahead slippery, slimy and scary-crooking. where the fish have been falling from the sky. plus a whale of a plan to raid an oregon port of pesky sea lions. why they may have had the last laugh.

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this is a bizarre situation in alaska where locals report

strange-looking fish falling from the sky. these'll-like creatures are lam lampries. they've been found in a parking lot. one was still alive and returned to the river. biologists say sea gulls may be catching them and dropping them in flight. an effort to scare off hundreds of sea lions that invaded an oregon port didn't go as planned. officials in the fishing town of estoria launched a fake orca yesterday hoping it would keep sea lions off the docks. everything was going fine until fake willie started taking in water. crews tried towing it in by rope and then the plan really went belly up. the orca flipped near the docks and score another victory for the dock squatters. >> the orca with a driver. did you see that? how do you account for him when it flipped over? >> yikes. >> too smart to be had.

they tried. >> good intentions. all right. how are those sea lions feeling this weekend along the coast? getting any sun? >> a little chilly. elsewhere guys we warm up nicely by sunday especially. out there right now, showing you we have dry skies and right along the coast you do notice the clouds. outside first. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. socked in with clouds. take a look at this. conversely from sfo not a cloud in the sky. lots of sunshine over the airport right now and that's creating a wide range in the current temperatures on this early friday afternoon. so right along the coast half moon bay at 57 degrees. inland, seeing more sunshine. comfortably warm in the 70s. 74 right now in fairfield. 75 in antantioch. and san francisco right now coming in with a temperature of 62 degrees. so live doppler 7 hd with satellite, the clouds along the coast and all responsible,

there's an area of low pressure over las vegas spinning back cloud cover and high pressure off the coast to build in kick the clouds out and begin a warming trend over the weekend. friday evening, a lot of sunshine. the only exception along the coast and there's a chance of a spot sprinkle later on this evening. future weather picking up on light showers north of santa rosa and cloverdale and nonetheless mainly dry in most spots for friday evening. highs today, 80 in fairfield. we have sunshine, the longest 82 in livermore. 73 the high in san rafael. half moon bay mainly cloudy and a high of 61 degrees. overnight tonight mixture of stars and clouds out there. comfortable overnight period. out on the town later today grab a light jacket. falling into the low and mid-50s. want to quickly take you into the pacific. we are tracking hurricane blanca a category 2 hurricane, winds at 100 miles per hour and tracking to the northwest at 10

miles per hour. there's a little bit of cause for concern because our models our guidance taking it very close to cabo san lucas on the baja peninsula sunday afternoon and we could see gusty winds and heavy rainfall. if you travel there or know someone there take note of that. it will weaken rapidly and unfortunately we don't see any rain from blanca here in the bay area. here's the seven-day forecast. mainly sunny today. sun and clouds on saturday. game two on sunday warm in oakland in the mid-70s and then the warmest day will be on monday. inland we're going into the lower 90s. mid-70s along the coast. and even 80s around the bay. >> that's not even counting the sizzle of the warriors putting out. right? >> pretty warm. >> yeah. speaking of the warriors, nba stars took on the toughest critics on "jimmy kimmel live" last night. the players were featured in this edition of mean tweets.

♪ >> draymond green looks like donkey from "shrek." >> bogut is so [ bleep ] ugly. he might be the infamous bigfoot. i guess we found him. >> imagine the damage steph curry would be doing in the nba if he didn't have such a girlie name. #change it to steve. >> did you hear that? steve's a terrible name. whoops that's my coach's name. >> catch jimmy kimmel live weeknights at 11:35 right after abc 7 news at 11:00. gearing up for game two let's celebrate the best fans in basketball. >> mike, you are the fan of the day. he tweeted us this fun picture. tunnel vision for the warriors and googly eyes for another win. hoping the lucky glasses stay on until golden state brings home the championship trophy. >> share your pride by hosting fan pics.

include your city in the post to give you a proper shoutout. the next abc 7 fan of the day could be you. still ahead, simon says please will you adopt me? >> the peninsula humane society is here with the perfect pet. why simon i

coming up at 4:00, a special connection. steph curry and lebron james face off in the nba finals. we'll show you the childhood coincidence that has them forever connected in basketball lore. stealing from the church on abc 7 news at 5:00 the story behind the bingo money and the pilfered payments. >> that's got to be extra bad karma. drew, who do you have there? >> an mama rhee is back from the peninsula humane society and we have 6-year-old simon. chihuahuas can be hyper and simon is so calm. >> he does a little bit of everything. full of energy and then cuddle on your lap the next. >> best of both worlds. >> he is the best of both worlds and only weighs about 5 pounds. >> carry him to the park. >> everywhere. >> anywhere you want to go. >> i think he prefers to walk a lot. >> the first thing get along well with other dogs? >> he does. he is okay, been tested and okay to go to a first-time dog owner.

>> okay. how about kids? >> kids, usually they prefer you bring your children there and meet them. sometimes the dog may not get along with the kids or the kids may not get along with the dog but so far he's pretty agreeable with everybody. >> that's so good. any recommendations, what kind of family to go to anyone can adopt him? >> with him it's almost anyone can adopt him. he's a pretty good all around dog. you would just come to the shelter and you go to where the room they're in usually the dorm they're in and grab their paper work and bring it up front. >> thank you so much. if you want to adopt simon the number on the screen below. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. thank you for having us. >> precious. guys? >> all right. thank you very much. from all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks for joining us. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next.

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