>> 6:00 on the dot. saturday june 6th. good morning i'm chris nguyen. mild temperatures to start the morning. fog could also be a concern. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a first look at live doppler hd. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. a lot of fog in the north bay just crossing the golden gate bridge. mist, drizzle and low visibility. but the east bay it's sunny for you. and the south bay starting out with clear conditions. a few from mt. tam and you notice the low clouds. sun was up about 10 minutes ago. 54 san carlos half moon bay. 55 san jose. and the fog clears quicker today inland and around the bay. gets hung up at the coast once again. near 06 here. about 69 in oakland. 77 in san jose. the north bay will warm up, as well as the east bay today. more widespread 80s and 90s not too far off.

we will talk about that in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. let's head to breaking news in san francisco where an investigation is underway after a police car collided with a bicyclist, killing that person. it happened at mclaren park around 9:00 last night. this is sunny dale and persia. the bicyclist was a man in his 20s. he apparently road into the roadway from the trail. we are trying to determine if the bicycle road into the cruiser or the car hit the bicyclist. authorities say the driver will undergo toxicology tests. >>. protesters marched last night calling to the end of protests. nearly 100 people walked through downtown and sat down and blocked off west grand at telegraph. that intersection reopened around 11:00 last night. the marchers were calling for the end to a policy that limits nighttime demonstration.

bold and clever action by a vta bus driver may have saved a kidnapped 3-year-old boy. as alan wang tells us, that action helped police nab the suspect just before he and the victim boarded a bart train. >> the bus driver is a hero. absolute hero. >> when the alert came out a 3-year-old boy had been abducted from the milpitas library, he thought a passenger with a crying boy fit the description so he pulled over and pretended to look for a lost backpack. >> what i am trying to get up and look at the boy without him knowing. i see the plaid shorts and red shoes. that's what stuck out in my mind. >> he quickly radioed police. he said the man identified at 23-year-old alfonzo david edington began to get off at the bart station. but police were waiting. >> so i opened my door once, giving him time to prep and get ready to go. opened door 2.

the. >> walks out, calm, cool and collected as could be and they take him down on the spot. >> there was an emotional reunion with the boy and his parents at police headquarters. that's when it began to sink in. >> that's when my own kids came to mind and i just broke down. i couldn't even hold myself. i had to go inside the bus and just reflect. >> police say the suspect had no connections to the family. and now they want to know his intentions when he snatched the boy from the children's section of the library. in milpitas, alan wang, abc7 news. >> san mateo police are looking for a man who robbed a woman in her driveway. police provided this sketch. he ran up to the victim with a gun and demanded money and jewelry. the woman was not injured. the suspect took off on foot. he's identified as a black male in his mid-30s, 6'1" 200 pounds with a slim bull. he was wearing a black hoodie and a gray knit cloth covering his face. the university of

san francisco is tackling the national problem of sexual assault on campus by becoming the first in the nation to try a new online reporting system for victim. it was designed with input from sexual assault survivors. katie marzullo has details. >> for someone who has been sexually assaulted, reporting it to police can feel like a traumatizing next step. >> you need to do something that takes out that conviction and helps the memory and what happened to you. >> the university of san francisco is piloting a online option. it allows a victim to privately write up what happened. >> it asks trauma-related questions along the way and when they ask a question, they can click on a button "why are we asking this question." >> the student can choose to just save the file or send it to authorities. >> it is a touchy subject so for someone to do it anonymously or without having to interact with

other people is a good option. >> it also has a matching system if they know their attacker. >> they can put an identifying telephone number or name or e-mail account into the system. and if it is matched by somebody else, then it automatically goes to the university and we can stop repeat offenders. >> the person making the report wouldn't know there was a match, but the match would launch an investigation. in san francisco, katie marzullo, abc7 news. >> a san jose dental office employee is accused of cashing more than $300,000 in forged dental reinforcement checks with the help of two san jose church workers. 56-year-old nadine cashed more than 350 checks at two santa clara bingo halls the majority at the bingo hall on patrick drive. the two took a cut and gave the rest of the money back to her who agreed to spend some of the money playing bingo. >> all they had to do is make

the books balanced and because she was spending money at the bingo hall, it balanced. >> prosecutors said the dentist finally noticed some checks weren't coming through and reported it to police. dub's nation excitement is spreading throughout the bay area. we are finding fans in places you might not expect. we bring you the story. >> the warriors are getting lots of love from the bay area. just about everywhere you look warriors blue and gold is flying high on flags and banners. we even noticed a certain muni station agent getting in on the fun. >> go warriors! dubs, dubs, dubs! >> for those looking forward to game two watching it at the pub, you may want to keep an eye out for a new san francisco beer. >> we do beers thought the year but this one i wanted to commemorate to the warriors. >> they are getting help from talented artists. the lead percussionnist for the

san francisco orchestra got in on the fun. jacob missley used to play for the cleveland orchestra, but now he's a hard-core warriors fan and during a game and twitter exchange erupted between the two orchestras. at san francisco symphony. beethoven said before his 5th symphony, cavs in five. he said come on, you must have been getting a hot dog during the second period. >> instead of the bet, we said let's have fun on twitter. >> nate controls the twitter handle for the symphony. he's hoping for even more banter during game two. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> the warriors took a few minutes off from practice and the nba finals to bring smiles to some bay area kids. abc7 news was at the boys and girls club at east oakland and some of the biggest names brought excitement to the neighborhood and unveiled a new nba cares live, learn and play zone. >> i speak for myself and the

teammates when i say you are the absolute best in the nba, and we definitely couldn't have got here without you guys. >> the team even took some time to play with the kids. losing a round or two of ping-pong. they also brought along the coveted larry o'brien championship trophy. >> we are celebrating the warriors and the best men in basketball. we will share your fan photos and choose a fan photo of the day. this one is glen. we learned they really didn't get engaged. but it is still fun. still made for a warriors moment to remember, though. you can share your fan picks on social media using the hashtag dubs on 7. be sure to include your city and post so we can give you a proper shout out if you are chosen as the next fan of the day. tomorrow world news tonight airs at 4:30 and the news team will be live from the arena with dubs on 7 and the toyota pregame

show. 4:30 abc7 is the only place you can see the warriors in game two of the nba finals. our special edition of "after the game" will follow game two and at 9:30 it's jimmy kimmel live-game night. followed by "scandal" at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00. some fog out there this morning, lisa? >> yes. you will have some sunshine today, but further east the heat is on. in the days ahead, you will be surprised to see how warm it's going to get. stay tuned. i'll have the numbers for you when we come when we come back. >> lisa, thank you. up next, the capture of the clean-cut bandit. more on a bay area bank robbery suspect and the mistake that put him on the street. plus think your neighbor is wasting water? think again. what some residents are doing to

ep the fbi has arrested a armed robber who has been targeting bay area months the last three months. abc7 newsletter that it took a while to get the clean-cut bandit because of an to important oversight that could have result this had his

capture much earlier. we have the story you will see only on abc7 news. >> the clean-cut bandit. that's what the fbi called him when they first sent out a bulletin. these are some of the bank camera images of philip seymour. between march and this month they figured he robbed at least nine banks, six in san francisco, one antioch, one in elk grove and the ninth in san rafael. the fbi said the prolific bandit became more daring and more dangerous. >> he first brandished a knife in the earlier robbery and in the later robbery he displayed a handgun. >> reliable sources told us the 48-year-old was completing his term at a federal prison when he was transported to a halfway house in the tenderloin. sometime in march he disappeared from the facility. that's when our sources say the bank robbery spree began. but the fbi and local police had no idea who he was. abc7 news learned that's because federal authorities somehow

failed to issue an arrest warrant after he bolted from the halfway house. gilbert was even arrested by oakland police on a gun charge. but since there was no warrant he was allowed to bail out. sources say the bank robberies continued with another gun. at some point the fbi was able to identify him and an all-out search ended in los angeles. >> the l.a. division was able to pinpoint the suspect's location at a hotel in the bellaire area. >> the fbi said the intense search for the bank robber was a top priority because he struck so many times and he used a gun. they say that local police played a crucial role in his capture. vic lee, abc7 news. turning to a freak accident at the oakland a's game against boston. a woman suffered life-threatening injuries after an oakland player's bat shattered and went into the stands. >> a breaking bat grounder.

>> the bat shattered in the second inning. part of it struck a woman in the head. the game stopped for several minutes while paramedics treated her. she was then rushed to a hospital. american pharaoh will attempt today to win the belmont stakes and become the first triple crown winner since affirmed in 1978. he looked fresh and ready yesterday but he was held to a mile and a half lap around the over value. it's his bid to become the twelfth triple down winner. >> turning to california's drought. yesterday the governor told a group of water managers that the bay area is doing a good job meeting the state's conservation goals. he said the strategy appears to be working and he's even doing his part. >> well, i didn't take a shower

this morning. [laughter] >> the governor is going to each region to preach conservation. he's threatened to fine cities $10,000 a day if they don't meet state-mandated water reductions, some as high as 36% that took effect on june 1st >> most of us are trying to save water during the drought, even if it means turning our lawns brown. but as david cornell shows us, some of going green even without sprinklers. >> the grass is always greener at kelly's house, even during the drought. >> i left one day with a brown lawn and came home to a green one. >> she's a new homeowner. the lawn was on its last blade. not anymore. neighbors think she's a water waster. >> and then i tell them i just painted it. >> and what do they say? >> what? >> it may be the latest going on trend. lawn painting. the new company, brown lawns green, has been busy throughout the bay area. the green application lasts about three months but he said don't call it paint.

>> we use a montauk ant coloran colorant. 100% all natural, 100% organic. >> ice safe for kids and pets with no run off. kelly's dad likes it so much his lawn is getting a total green-over too. >> change colors in, what, 20 minutes? >> yeah. >> well worth it. save water. can't go long. >> transforming the lawn from brown to green cost kelly about 300 bucks, front lawn and backyard. >> i would rather pay a couple hundred dollars instead of a couple thousand dollars for a whole new yard. >> several products are sold online if you want to do it yourself for less money. brown may be the new green unless you use makeup to hide the drought. abc7 news. >> what a good idea. 6:17 the time. turning to whether with our meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, warm temperatures on the way, it's going to be a nice weekend. >> yeah, more brown lawns, of course, as we heat up to more

80s today and 90s not farra. cloudy at the coast and throughout the day today. san francisco gets some sun, and as we look at live doppler 7hd you will see there is low clouds and fog hugging the shoreline. it's clear in concord. a few clouds in livermore. and san jose not looking too bad. we have a hurricane, a pretty strong one in the pacific. this will continue to maintain it's category three strength. winds of 120 miles an hour. gusting to 150. but as it gets closer to cabo, it will continue to weaken. you can see the rain all the way up through cabo and parts of mexico right on through monday and tuesday as it weakens. from mt. tam the marine layer over 1500 feet deep. socking in much of marvin and sonoma, as well as the coast. 54 half moon bay. it's 55 and partly cloudy here in san jose. so hook at hays today fairly

similar to yesterday in the upper 70s. concord and livermore. more 80s for you. and a warmup in store for santa rosa petaluma and napa today. the delta will see more warmer afternoon temperatures. from the east bay hills camera the low cloud and fog deck situated around the bay this morning allowing for the fog, the clouds. drizzle. but earlier clearing from the east bay and we look at mild to warm conditions. hot temperatures arrive tomorrow into monday the hottest day. and really very little change on tuesday inland. more changes alive at the coast. with low pressure exiting the mountains, we are still going to have showers and storms from the northern and southern sierra. but that will continue to pull out. and as it does, high pressure begins to build on in behind it. that allows for warmer days. in fact two to three days of a warmup, and then a slight cool-down.

so the dreary daze of may slowly behind us. but you will notice the widespread shower activity and thunderstorm activity today in the sierra. but it does abate tomorrow. less in the way of that for your sunday afternoon. highs today in the south bay, very similar to yesterday. 78 in los gatos, 75 milpitas and sunnyvale. it was in the 80s yesterday redwood city. a quick warmup. 75 today. 63, some sun finally for you in san francisco. 75 santa rosa, and napa with low 90s. 75 fremont. you head inland and we have 80s today for walnut creek. 83 pittsburgh and 85 in antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, look for temperatures to slowly warm today. a bigger warmup tomorrow and monday with 90sic lapped. about 80 around the bay monday and even sunday and warmer weather at the coast.

a modest cool down on tuesday and wednesday and thursday look to be more comfortable, especially inland. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the abc7 news weather app. we have more information at abc7 news.com/apps. >> the whole no-rain thing is getting a little old lisa. >> we have a lot more of that. several months. we have too kind of deal with it. but at least it's not an offshore no with a warmup. >> michael: good to know. thank you. still to come how some residents in oakland are taking catelyn jenner's request to call her catelyn a step further. and you can use our abc7 news weather app to get breaking news and weather and personalized alerts. just search for abc7 news bay

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there were even tornadoes reported in colorado and kansas. and now that storm is on the move. our very own rob is tracking it all. also this morning, more roar at fenway park. a broken bat flying into the stands at a red sox game, seriously injuring a mop. her son was there to witness it. the latest on her condition. and plus new details from the exclusive interview of the sister of alleged victim of former speaker of the house dennis hastert. brian ross is here to bring us the very latest on this explosive case. and finally chris, it is race day, and the belmont stakes said this horse, american pharaoh trying to make history. it has been 37 years since we've had a triple crown winner. today american pharaoh has a chance to break that streak. ron claiborne is track side this morning with a full report. i have to say chris, i spent a couple days in the bay area for game one of the times.

beautiful. thoroughly enjoyed my time there. wish i could have seen you guys. >> well, you know what? we are seeing you now and it's always great to have you with us on the show. paula, make it a great weekend. >> you too. have a great saturday, chris. >> thank you. time now is 6:26. when catelyn jenner asked people to call her catelyn, they wondered if they should change the name of the street where they are named after olympians. it's a south austin neighborhood. in order to officially change a street name, at least 50% of the residents on the street have to sign the pegs -- a petite. will the warriors get their new arena built in san francisco? up next, the push to get a new arena built in mission bay and the environmental impact it could have. and breaking

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we are looking at the clouds in san francisco here. but we have sunnier conditions around san jose and parts of the east about bay. in san francisco it's 56 degrees. we are hooking at some mist and even a little bit of drizzle out there. 53 in morgan hill. this shot yeah, pretty gray here from the exploratorium camera. low 60s on the way with sunnier conditions in san francisco today. near 70 over in oakland. and upper 70s for the south bay. more 80s for our inland east bay and that's just the beginning of a warming trend. we will talk about that and pinpoint those 90s to come this a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thanks. in his weekly radio address, president obama urged everyone to celebrate immigrant heritage month. the president spoke about how we are a nation of immigrants. he said his family tree stretches back to ireland. the president said we must defend our heritage by fixing the country's broken immigration system. >> nearly two years ago democrats and republicans in the senate came together to do that. they passed a common sense bill

to secure our border, get rid of backlogs and give undocumented immigrants who are already living here a pathway to citizenship if they paid a fine, paid their taxes and went to the back of the line. but for nearly two years republican leaders in the house have refused to even allow a vote on it. >> the president invited everyone to share their family stories on immigration at whitehouse.gov/newamerican. >> today joe biden will mourn the loss of his eldest son during a funeral in delaware. the funeral for beau biden. it caps three days of public mourning in his hometown of wilmington. president obama will be there for the full catholic mass. former secretary of state hillary clinton and former president bill clinton are also attending. he died at the age of 46 to brain cancer. now to the warriors.

the team wants to move from oakland to the san francisco mission bay neighborhood. a study of the traffic and transportation impact was released yesterday. here's reporter wayne freedman with the report and the effort to stop the arena from being built in mission bay. >> given a chance, we are about to make 2300 papers of the supplement environmental impact report as fascinating as, how about the warriors versus the cavaliers? >> the warriors are a fantastic basketball team and we love them but the owners are not very good at environmental planning, nor are they traffic experts. >> that's sam, a pr man and hired down for the airlines who or the people who oppose putting a 20,000 seat arena here next to their facility in san francisco's mission bay.

>> frankly, the opposition makes the project better. >> that's ken neglect, the san francisco director of economic development. he has permission from san francisco and the warriors to make it work but to be responsible and honest. >> it never happens in san francisco. with this project we can make most people happy. >> for the warriors, it wouldn't come at a more opportune time. they are playing for a championship and they had adam silver in their corner. >> the team needs a new building, that's apparent. >> now just doubts about rerouting traffic and beefing up public transit infrastructure to keep san francisco from being manhattan. not that there's anything wrong with manhattan. >> the mission district was never designed for a 20,000 seat stadium. >> the new subway -- >> it's all there. single-spaced. happy reading. >> it's hard to go against an almost championship nba team the city san francisco and a popular franchise. >> public hearings next. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> it's cpr week in the city and one san francisco husband said his wife's training saved his life. experts say effective bystander cpr doubles or even triples a person's chance of survival if

provided immediately after cardiac arrest. david can attest to the odds. he had a heart attack a few days before his 45th birthday. his wife lindie said her training just kicked in. >> didn't feel a pulse. started doing cpr right away. >> i've lost all memory of the incident. i've heard the stories. it's like hearing it happening to somebody else. but i'm grateful to lindie and the san francisco fire department. >> the san francisco fire department is offering hands-on cpr training at nine fire stations today from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. you can get more information online at our website abc7news.com. 6:34 is our time. santa clara county residents can reduce gun violence and make some cash this morning. the gun buy-back event will be held today from 8:00 to noon at the reed airport.

the reid-hillview airport. sheriff's deputies will be there to collect handguns and assault weapons. it can bring up to $200 for your gun. the buy-back is to help spread awareness and reduce the amount of gun violence. >> china is responding to allegations it was involved in a cyber attack on u.s. computers. evidence says it points back to chain knew but the chinese are denying the accusations and are saying the u.s. should show more trust to the country. it involved social security numbers of 4 million federal past and present employees. >> regardless of what the ultimate aim is, the administration takes it very seriously and recognize it is as a threat to our national security. >> millions of hacked government workers are being offered credit monitoring and identity theft insurance. >> now to that abc news exclusive. a family breaking its silence with allegations against former

speaker of the house dennis hastert. they say he sexually abused their loved one, their boy. brian ross has more. >> one of hastert's young alleged victims identified. this young man, the student manager for his high school wrestling team who hastert called in this 1970 yearbook description, his great right-hand man. >> he damaged steve i think more than any of us will ever know. >> speaking publicly for the first time, reinbolt's sister said her brother revealed the dark secret of abuse when he told her he was gay. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience? he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. and i know i was stunned.

i said why didn't you ever tell anybody? he was your teacher. why didn't you ever tell anybody? he just looked at me and said who is ever going to believe me? in this town who is ever going to believe me? >> hastert became a kind of father figure for her brother, she says. as a member of an explorer's troop run by hastert, he was among a handful of young men he took to the bahamas. these are photos of the boys and him relaxing. >> here was the mentor, the man who was basically his friend who was the one abusing him. >> steve reinbolt died of aids in 1965. his sister said she then confronted then congreswsman hastert when he showed up unexpectedly at the funeral home. he stood there and stared at me and i said i want you to know your secret didn't die in there with my brother and i want you to remember that i'm out here and i know. then two weeks ago the fbi showed up at her door to ask about her big brother steve and tell her dennis hastert was about to be indicted.

>> there are no words to describe what it felt like to know, just like stevie had done it. it's going to happen. we got him! >> and that was brian ross reporting. reinbolt's sister said neither she, nor her brother, ever dad's asked him for money. the former speaker has not responded to comments. >> there's much more to come. up next, the new exhibit offering a critical hands-on approach to staying safe in the digital age. as we head to break a live look from the emeryville camera. pretty foggy in some parts of the bay area. lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast in a few minutes. ♪ ♪ ♪

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a new exhibit has opened at san jose's tech museum with a kid-friendly look inside the world of cyber security. here's abc7 news reporter john bloom with a preview. >> we will use the server and fire wall and -- >> these kids are building a computer network. one they will have to defend against attackers. >> this is something that actually network analysts do. >> they are catching on quickly. >> i got to check in and see

what packages had malware software. >> a fire wall to block viruses. it's really quick and in a second they can get in your computer and do a bunch of stuff on it. >> here kids are learning how to spot the crooks and lock them out. >> the tech is all about inspiring the innovator in everyone. and what inspires them is a problem to be solved. >> complex ideas are broken down into games. >> we built the whole exhibit around that. gaming has formed the entire exhibition. >> it's an approachable way to teach an important subject. >> our lives are becoming more and more and more digital. so we need to prepare ourselves for that future. >> beyond being one of the keys to modern digital life they said learning about cyber security can also unlock an exciting new career. >> top secret company. >> on a series of guided missions, kids take on the role of a cyber security professional. with such a lack of experts in the field.

and we have to be training the folks who are going to come in 10, 15 years from now to actually meet the demands of the corporations in the valley. >> it's one reason palo alto network sponsored the exhibit. >> they are very, very smart and they are getting the concept right away. >> and even if they don't do it for a living, it will help them down the road. >> we know every one of them is a born problem solver. we want to see them solving problems. >> in san jose, jonathan bloom abc7 news. >> 6:43 is our time. it might be a nice morning to head outside and get a run in. >> exactly. we have fog in the north bay. temperatures in the low 50s. you are underneath the blanket of low clouds. this is mt. tam. mist and drizzle on the coast and clearer areas from the south bay to inland east bay. that's going to lead to a warmer day in some parts of the bay. we will talk about how long the warmup lasts and a look at some 90s ahead. that's coming up. >> thanks lisa. plus the news from the cavs that has a lot of warrior fans

thinking about a sweep. the injury to a key player that will dramatically change the

>> take a look outside. those drivers getting an early start to their saturday morning. you see the fog definitely a part of the weather story this morning. let's bring in our meteorologist

lisa argen for a full weather check. hi lisa. >> hi chris. the marine layer will be getting compressed in the days ahead and that means foggier at the surface before the warmup kicks in. the marine layer not going away totally but it will allow for the dense fog in the north bay. it really hasn't reached the east bay this morning. we are looking at it dense in position but it burns off quicker in parts of the bay today, make for more 80s. live doppler 7hd. the fog is right along the coast. it's been pushing over into oakland. and the view from atop vollmer peak looking at mt. diablo. you see plenty of it here with temperatures ranging from the low 50s in morgan hill. 54 san carlos. good morning san francisco, 56. not any airport delays at sfo. you should be warming through the 60s today. plenty of sunshine in san jose. more upper 70s for you. more 80s on the way for the next several days. a few clouds around livermore.

notice the cooler numbers with the fog. even some mist and drizzle in the north bay. and the fog once again dense in spots and along the coast it's a little damp. so another look at mt. tam. looks pretty good out there. for today it will be a warmer day for the north bay. but starting out with the fog, clouds and drizzle. then a mild to warm day today for everyone with hot temperatures arriving tomorrow. in our inland east bay. and they will peek on monday. very little change on tuesday. then a couple of cooler days. but really a presummer preview for much of us. it has been a very cold and gray may. with showers and thunderstorms still in the forecast for the sierra nevada, the culprit is this area of low pressure. right now it is in nevada. it is pulling out, but it allows for more storms there today. the low leaves. high pressure builds in. that gives us our warmup for the next several days. upper 80s today in sacramento. don't look for rain there. but you can see all the way down

through the southern sierra. cloudy skies in southern california. maybe some subtropical moisture on the way from the hurricane. it's well to the south now blanca. we continue to look for the mild temperatures there. in terms of warmth, look at livermore today. highs in the mid-80s. average high low 80s. look what happens tomorrow. 90. 96 on monday. still in the 90s on tuesday. then a couple of days where the numbers will trail off in the mid-80s. looks warmer again into next weekend. with the warm weather in livermore, san jose not too far behind with plenty of 80s for sunday, monday and tuesday. then you see the numbers just cooling off for one day there on wednesday. so finally looks like things are changing. although with our par,red conditions we around really too excited about the heat. low to mid-80s for fairfield, livermore and antioch today. 60 and cloudy half moon bay.

the accuweather seven-day forecast, a chance of more sun at the coast right on through tuesday. around the bay warming to near 80. that warmest day open monday. mid-90s there. this is the first time we've seen the warmth since about april. you will notice a little cooler by the end of the week. so with all our dry conditions you know, we haven't had the high fire danger and that adds more fuel out there. be careful. >> thank you. turning to sports now. some unfortunate news for the cleveland cavaliers. their all-star point guard now out ahead of tomorrow's game two of the nba finals. larry beil takes a look at that and more in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. a devastating blow for the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals with game two coming up on sunday they just lost their all-star point guard kyrie irving out with a broken kneecap. he came in hobbled by tendinitis in his left knee. he played well in game one. had 23 points.

in overtime irving knocks knees with klay thompson. he would leave in agony. an mri reveals a fractured kneecap. he's out three to four months. >> i have been playing basketball a long time and i've seen it all, no matter what the circumstances is you go out and play as hard as you can and you live with the results. >> whoever is going to play those minutes, they are going to come in and try to win the game as well and impact the game so we can't assume this is going to be a cakewalk for us to be a championship. it will still be a challenge, it still be tough >> the irving injury thrusts the former saint mary's starter math dell into the game. he played only 9 minutes in game one and did not score and did not attempt a shot. he did play well in the previous series against the atlanta hawks. nfl news and another stunning retirement from the 49ers in the off-season. this time it's right tackle anthony davis, who is only 25 years old. the five-year-old veteran said he wants to get his mind and body healthy.

davis battled several injuries last year, including a concussion. davis said he might consider returning in a year or two but the immediate question is who is blocking for colin kaepernick this september? that's a major problem. a milestone for the a's in boston. oakland switched pitcher. and pat became the first major leaguer in 20 years to throw righty and lefty in a single game. scott kazmir recently battling shoulder soreness. he lasted only 4 2/3 innings. bottom of the first. the double to left. dustin pedroia scores for the 1-0 sox lead. he makes his major league debut. in the seventh. pitched two scoreless innings, allowed a hit and struck one out. down 4-2 in the ninth and a man on first. josh, oh, he got it. looks like it is going to tie it up. about five feet short off the green monster, and brent lowry stops at third. the sox closer facing him. the line drive and hangs up long enough and it's caught for the final out.

boston wins 4-2, snapping the a's four-game winning streak. giants and phillies. we love the philly phanatic. best mascot in all of starts. -- sports. he got all of it off of jerome williams. 2-1 cloud. 3-3 game. giants would take the lead in the fifth. tim lincecum gave up a couple of homers. oh, my. that was crushed by mikell franco. solo in the sixth. 4-4 game. timmy pulled after six. and buster posey, high, deep aloha. means it's heading for the forest. buster's ninth of the year. the giants snap their five-game losing streak. 5-4, the final. that's the sports, everybody. have a great weekend. i'm larry beil. >> coming up, going strong for nearly four decades. the major street festival taking over six blocks in san francisco this weekend.

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one of the city's largest free events, the union street festival, kicks off this morning. it features food, artists and the always-popular show and comics. it is the 39th straight year for the festival. it happens on union street atsteiner. how is it going to be out there. >> temperatures in the low 60s by the average. across the bay near 70 for many near oakland and finally a nice sunny afternoon for you in fremont and san jose. mid-80s return for livermore. fairfield 82 and the accuweather seven-day forecast.

even warmer tomorrow. monday should be the warmest days. still hot on tuesday inland and then cooler arrives for wednesday and thursday. so it looks like a preview of summer. >> already looking forward to the cool-down. lisa thanks. and thanks to you for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues online, on social media and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news returns at 8:00 a.m. with another full hour of news weather and sports. see you then.

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