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going to stay situated at our shoreline. but everywhere else a big and quick warmup. in fact, we are talking about plenty of 80s and 90s inland. and the temperature spread grows further with a heat advisory in effect for tomorrow. we will talk about detail about that in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. breaking news this morning. two people are dead after they were ejected from a car that left the road on westbound interstate 80 and rolled over. two other passengers were rushed to the hospital. it was at 12:30 this morning when the chp was called to the crash near the manwelcome post parkway. authorities are investigating whether there was another car involved in that deadly incident. this morning investigators are looking at the details of a small plane crash with four people on board in morgan hill. it's a story you will see only on abc7 news. the plane went down last night just after 11:00, barely missing powerlines. it ended up blocking a southbound lane at cochrin road. the co-pilot said he and three others were flying back from a dinner at harris ranch. >> it also started to sputter

out a little bit. killed the engine. went to turn it back over. it coughed for about ten seconds and completely died. so we went to emergency procedures. decided highway 101 is right here is best bet. so we decided to make the best out of the worst-possible situation. >> everyone on board walked away safely. the co-pilot said despite the circumstances, it was one of the smoothest landings he's ever been part of. a watsonville police officer is recovering this morning after being shot in the stomach by a man who, in turn, was killed by police. authorities say the man began running when he was approached by officers near his home. he ran on to a levy of a river firing at officers. >> we saw a police car came in speeding all the way up to the top of the river. then i saw a policeman coming. he was wounded or something. he was doing this. he went inside the police car and took off. speeding i guess to the hospital.

then all the cops, all different police agencies started coming from cap toll law, from the highway, from everywhere. >> the man's name has not been released. authorities say he was well-known to police. this is the first time a watsonville police officer has been wounded in the line of duty since 1998. a deadly police shooting in oakland was captured on video by a bystander. this case involves an unresponsive man behind the wheel of a stalled car and a loaded gun in the passenger's seat. abc7 news reporter katie has the story. >> it was a bad scene. >> pushed back from the intersection of lakeshore and lake park avenue. -- we lost that story. we will try to get back to you

on that. video was captured last night when a lightning strike set two palm trees on fire in antelope, starting a house fire. we don't have the video but it was taken by the metropolitan fire district. we are told cruz were able to contain the fire quickly and the red cross is now helping the family. no one was injured. >> well, let's turn to that horse race. it took nearly 40 years, but horseracing finally has another triple crown winner. american pharoah trounced the field at the belmont stakes, putting him in the top echelon of one of the greatest horse racehorses ever. here's abc's elizabeth herr. >> excited. this is all for you! >> american pharoah called the ones in a lifetime horse, now in the record books as the 12th horse in history to win the triple crown.

the 147th belmont stakes took off with the fans roaring and rooting for their favorite thoroughbred that dominated the kentucky derby and took the top prize at the preakness. american pharoah took the lead early and never looked back, staying ahead of the pack the entire mile-and-a-half race. >> american pharoah has won the triple crown! >> and a champion, earning his title, winning the triple crown in 2:26:65. >> finally did it. and for the third time. i've been here twice and i feel like a loser. now i feel like a winner! >> perseverance paying off for the jockey victor espinosa. and the trainer bob behalf for the. >> i told him he's ready ride him with confidence, and he did. >> for the owner, the victory sweet and rewarding. taking home the $800,000 triple crown winnings. american pharoah now worth more than $20 million. >> he looked unbelievable, focused, honest, relaxed, full of energy.

>> american pharoah defeated 31 challengers on his road to making history. the last time there was a ripple crown winner, 1978. elizabeth herr. belmont park, new york >> we will go back to the story about the deadly police shooting in oakland that was captured on video by a bystander. here's katie with the story. >> it was a bad scene. >> pushed back from the intersection of lakeshore and lake park avenue. a former's market vender recorded a policeman trying to wake a man in this silver bmw. >> the person in the car was unresponsive, but next to the person was a pistol so they called opd. >> open the window, put your hands outside of the window and get out of the car and i think they said that a couple of times. at least twice, maybe three times. >> bean bags shot against the car didn't weak him either so they used a metal pipe to break

through the passenger's side window. this took about an hour. >> the person at this point was awake. a confrontation ensued with the officers and the person. one officer deployed a taser one officer deployed a firearm. >> police have not released the man's identity, only saying he was pronounced dead at the hyland hospital. they did share photos of the gun that firefighters reported in the front seat. >> as you can see it is a chrome pistol, and it had in it a loaded 30-round magazine. >> investigators with homicide internal affairs and the almeda county district attorney' officer reviewing video from more than a dozen officer body cameras and the gas station cameras near the shooting. abc7 news. abc7 news. >> the escape from alcatraz triathlon kicks off in san francisco for just a couple of hours. for two participants from south carolina bike thieves nearly

derailed their chance to race until fellow triathletes stepped in to help. abc7 news reporter sergio quintana has the story. >> >> for chad and candace, racing and the escape from alcatraz is on their bucket list. something very wrong happened to that plan. >> we come out about 6:00 and the bicycles were not here. >> the bikes had been triple locked to his motorcycle which was parked just outside the value hay and security booth at the hotel. someone cut through all the locks and made off with the bikes, each worth about $10,000. >> he was kind of defeated by it a little bit, i think. i told him that, no, we can't not do the race because we don't have bikes. we will figure something out. >> when we first talk with chad, he was refitting riding shoes. that's because when he checked in the announcer told the crowd what happened so several other racers offered to help. peggy had been in the triathlon ten times and owned a spare bike. >> i felt really bad.

they said this guy is raising money for cancer and going his bikes got stolen. and i lost my sister-in-law to cancer this year. >> as part of chad's trip here he raised thousands of dollars to help battle prostate cancer. he's determined not to let the bike theft derail his plan. >> we are this far into it so we aren't giving up. we are still going to race and not let it hold us back. >> thanks to the generosity of other racers, they can mark this race off their bucket list. abc7 news. >> bike thefts are a real problem in san francisco. >> yeah. a beautiful day to be on a bike in san francisco. low 70s for a high today. that's a big warmup compared to yesterday. here's the view from mt. tam. there is plenty of fog out there. in fact, even livermore reporting some clouds. we will talk about how warm it's going to get today and the heat advisory tomorrow. the east bay valley is flirting with 100 degrees. your forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also next flashback to 1975. where were you last time the

warriors were in the nba finals? >> here we are with 300 leaves of bread. >> and nba finals challenge off the court. what a local charity hopes to do with all that bread. >> i'm the traffic reporter with your bart closer updates. tracks are scheduled to reopen between the fruitvale and coliseum stations following maintenance work just in time for this evening's game two at oracle arena. expect big crowds.

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>> governor scott walker of wisconsin, a likely republican presidential contender, will be on "this week." walker, who built his reputation by taking on labor unions, is the new frontrunner in iowa. that's the site of the nation's first nominating contest. martha raditz will anchor "this

week" from an unknown location abroad. you can see it this morning. >> the warriors are battling for the nba title. off the court another competition is taking mace this morning. a group of volunteers is challenging a charity from cleveland. abc7 news was in san francisco south of market neighborhood as members of #lunch bag-sf delivered hundreds of leaves of bread yesterday afternoon. they hope to make 3,000 lunches today and all the food will go to local shelters. >> this is a great way to get exposure and a very creative way. we thank cleveland for challenging us and let everybody know about the portion. #lunchbag is throughout the country and it started spreading. >> a similar event will take place in cleveland. >> as you know, the last time the warriors were in the nba

finals was back in 1975. a long time ago. so we thought it would be fun to look back and see what was going on 40 years ago. abc7 news anchor ama daetz has the details. ♪ that will keep us together ♪ captain and teneal had the number one single of the year. ♪ the lights are shining on me ♪ >> glen campbell was number two ♪ like a rinestone cowboy ♪ foulke classic "the rocky horror picture show" premiered in 1975. but the highest grossing film of the year was about a shark. "jaws." when the warriors got into the nba championship, it was a big deal, but not big enough to kick out the ice follies already scheduled owe oakland coliseum

arena, so the warriors had to move across the bay to the palace. you could get a ticket for nine dollars. the biggest star was rick barry, the coach, al laddels. the finals marked the first time two african-american coaches met head-to-head in an nba championship. it was a great year for other oakland sports, as well. the a's finished first in the american league west. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. the raiders were the best in the afc west. but there were no selfies from fans back then. the computer age was just beginning. microsoft was founded and the prototype for apple's first personal computer was created in 1975. that same year california came notorious for two attempts to assassinate president gerald ford. two women both tried and failed. they weren't the only women making headlines as criminals. newspaper heiress patty hearst was arrested.

she was later accused of robbing a bank. watching all the history governor jerry brown who began serving his first term that year. the warriors took home the title that year by sweeping the washington bullets, now known as the wizards. we are pulling for them to do the same this year with the cleveland cavs. >> ama daetz, abc7 news >> did you know it's game day here on abc7? world news tonight will air at 3:30. at 4:30 the abc7 news team will be live from oracle arena with dubs on 7. it's the toyota pregame show. beginning the 4:30 abc7 is the only place where you can see the warriors in game two of the nba finals. our special edition of "after the game" follows game two. then at 9:30 it's jimmy kimmel live game night. followed by "scandal" at 10:00 and abc7 news at 11:00. quite the lineup there ms. argen. >> definitely. and we have temperatures above

average today. just in one day the numbers are really going to warm up very quickly. then a heat advisory is on tap for monday. our mini heat wave is on. you look out the window and you are like, i don't think so. well, we do have the compressed marine layer that will keep the low fog and clouds at the coast today. it will be in the 60s there. the fog is not going to last long. we will see plenty of warmth today. a big dome of high pressure pushing over the eastern pacific, moving into california. but first i want to update you on this system that may be affecting us come tuesday and wednesday in the form of more subtropical moisture. it's hurricane blanca and it's quickly losing strength. it was a category 4 yesterday now it's a category 2. pushes into the baja spreading the 5 to 7 inches of rain. tuesday in san diego. late tuesday and wednesday pulling up into the santa clara valley. the sierra nevada getting set

for several rounds of perhaps severe weather. for the bay area it makes it kind of humid and a little interesting around here by midweek. but from mount diablo you can see the low clouds and fog. in the 60s. so it is farmer in san jose by by 5 degrees. san francisco 54. delays at sfo about 35 minutes. here's sutro and the fog below the maron layer over 1,000 feet. about 1500 feet. yeah, it's intact. its with us. it will continue to create some problems along the coast this morning with anywhere from 4 to down to 1 mile visibility. as high pressure pushes down on the atmosphere that fog gets dense at teams before it evaporates. we look for 56 right now and in the upper 50s in livermore with a few clouds around. mt. tam showing the low deck of clouds. this is going to be a little event where we have a wide range of temperatures almost a 30-degree spread. coastal fog clear inland, much, much warmer today. a heat advisory in effect for tomorrow. so it's going to be hot and it

hasn't been this hot in a really long time. take a look at this huge dome of high pressure as it pushes into the eastern pacific, and all of the western third of the nation here looking very, very dry from the pacific northwest down through southern california and they will be look at more dry weather. the heat advisory from 1:00 to 8:00 tomorrow. maybe flirting with 100. perhaps the risk of heat-related illnesses. we haven't seen this heat in months. in fact, we will look for temperatures to slowly come down on tuesday. it's still going to be in the 90s for many locations on tuesday. 86 san jose today. 84 cupertino. low 80s redwood city and palo alto. san francisco 72 degrees. a beautiful day and fog along the coast. a little sun around stinson. mid-60s there. 82 novato. east bay a nice day for oakland. much warmer for san leandro. low 80s often i don't know

city. head inland upper 80s to low 90s. pleasanton 90. brentwood 93 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a wig warmup today warmer tomorrow with a heat advisory. slightly cooler but still hot inland tuesday. wednesday and thursday we are looking around average and warming back up friday and saturday. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the a about. c7 news weather app. we have more information at at abcnews.com/apps. >> tomorrow i'm not quite sure how to act with all that heat. >> i know. it is really going to be different. each today you will feel it. >> thank you, he'sa. up next, the special honor for our very own david louie, after more than 40 years reporting at abc7 news. >> we are excited to let you know our abc7 news app is now available for the apple watch.

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>> coming up at 7:00 good morning america. dan harris is joining us live now from new york to tell us what is on top. good morning, dan. >> good morning carolyn. coming up, history. first triple crown winner since 1978, american pharoah. there he is. showing he's truly hi the king of the track. and ron claiborne is down at the track live to tell us more about this thrill event. also on gma, two prisoners on the loose right now a escaping from maximum security facility. they both convicted murders. they cut through a steel wall and emerged from a manhole outside the prison walls. how did they manage to do it? a huge manhunt on right now. plus caught on camera, we will take a look at the frightening

images of a burglar going through a baby's room looking for things to steal. the man watching the burglar on cameras while she was just in the other room. on a lighter note, it's the pictures making the world say ahhh. we have the scoop on the adorable photos this morning. and we will also tell you who took them. it's coming up. >> they are cutie pies. back to the escaped prisoners dan, correct me if i'm wrong they used power tools. don't drills make a lot of noise? >> that is exactly the question we are going to ask the governor of new york, who we have on exclusively this morning. how could they be drilling over what appears to be perhaps the course of days according to the governor and nobody knew about it in a maximum security prison. it's a big and troubling question. >> it is. and they are very dangerous. we hope they catch them soon. thank you dan. we will look for you at 7:00. >> thank you.

. >> for the first time a triple crown since 1978, american pharoah showing he truly is the ruler of the track after pummeling the competition at the pell mont stakes. and they will have that story this morning on "good morning america." we want to tell you about a member of our abc7 news family who received a special honor. we are talking about reporter david louie receiving the governors award at the the northern california emmy awards in san francisco. it's the highest honor the organization can give. david joined us here at abc7 news back in 1972. he's told stories from many of your neighborhoods and from many corners of the world. >> in what other industry can you be a perpetual student going out early in the morning and trying to figure out what you can learn about a certain subject and turn it into a story in the evening. especially if you are turning out a term paper in a single day. >> ama daetz tweeted this

picture of her and last night's man of the hour, david loui. i was there, as well. congrats to david. much more ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news. the marvel of a 3d printer. the objects designed by some local kids that may soon be reproduced on the space station thanks to a printer up

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>> welcome back. with he are starting this half-hour with a look at our weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning carolyn. you can see the low fog and clouds. you go up about 1,000 feet and we have warmer air. cooler air below and dense fog. check out the 60s from san carlos to san jose. we have the low clouds all the way across the bay. it is a cloudy start. temperatures will warm quickly today. 2 to 4 degrees warmer than this time yesterday in the north bay. you saw san jose in the 60s. here's sutro. we will have plenty of sunshine in san francisco. temperatures above average today

for many locks. low 70s in the city. lack for mid-to upper 70s in oakland. 80s arrive in san jose. and 90s in the inland east bay. even hotter tomorrow with a heat advisory. carolyn. >> thank you. we just talked about this a while ago in our preview of good morning america. a manhunt is on after a maximum security escape. it is the first time there. yesterday two convicted murders used power tools to slice through steel walls in their cell at the facility. they followed cat walks and sewers, and eventually making their way to the street through a manhole. they even arranged clothing in their beds to make it looks like they were asleep. >> you look at the precision of the operation. it was truly extraordinary. and unusual. >> no stone is being left unturned. we have the department of correctional services, your state troopers, u.s. marshals.

>> police say those men are considered dangerous. one escaped prisoner received a life prisoner for killing a a deputy sheriff years ago >> happening today, there is expected to be march or a parade in san francisco. it's not a celebration but a remembrance. back in 1984 more than 100,000 indian army troop attacked the religious most sacred shrine. it begins at second and market streets at noon, winding its way to the civic center. some students in san jose got to visit n.a.s.a. ames research center because of what they will send to the international space station later this year. as jonathan bloom explains, the objects won't arrive on a rocket, they will get to space

using the internet. >> late last year an experimental 3d printer blasted off into space. >> the falcon 9 will reach supersonic speed. >> it was made in space and the experiment was a success. >> rachets very tight tightly. >> this is among the first objects ever printed away from the gravity here. >> it goes here and the pins go there. >> the working pair of plyers was designed by high school students. >> it was difficult to design plyers that would work because of the build constraints. n.a.s.a. requires objects to be built as solid objects with nothing that can break off and float around. >> we have the zero gravity design. these students are some of the first gravity zero designers. >> it's a rare opportunity. >> it's amazing, insane, out of this world literally. >> the kids from valley christian junior high designed this bust of the astronauts.

they will send a file up to the space station where it will be printed and put on display. >> to honor them in their accomplishment of being the first astronauts to be in space for over a year. >> the objects won't be made in this first made in space printer. it was it was up as an experiment. instead, it will be an experiment but they will be made on the new printer heading to space later this week and the students got a sneak-peek at it. it will build in multiple materials and faster. higher russ losing. >> it could become violates. -- become vital. >> if you are in space and you need a tool, you can't wait for a rocket to get there. >> if you need to weight lifts when you are weight less. they designed this puzzle that won't float apart. >> to see what they do, it just blows my mind. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> still ahead on the abc7 sunday morning news, abc7 news visits with the trainer from the 1975 warriors team. his memories about that

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>> covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news >> welcome back everyone. 6:39 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. this is a live look from our sutro cam. you see that heavy fog there or what lisa calls a marine layer. it's going to lift today, but not at the coast. for the rest of us, above afternoon temperatures. lisa along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. the san francisco zoo has opened a new exhibit designed to teach visitors about animals that don't live there. mary ann hale took these photos yesterday as part of the zoo's youth and exploration zone. it features more than 60 realistic sculptures of rare and endangered species. visitors can learn more about the creatures, how they evolve

and adapt over time and how scientists divide animals into different species. >> lisa is here talking about how the marine layer is hanging in in this morning. >> yes. it will may a big role in the temperatures today, at the zoo at the coast and right here. right here it's already in the 60s with the clouds in san jose. that's 6 degrees warmer than this time yesterday and in the 80s today in san francisco. yeah, plenty of 90s inland with excessive heat on the way. but for how long and how hot? i'll have the answers next. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, game two two the stanley cup finals. the lightning refuse to go strike twice against chicago. mi

>> welcome back, everyone. 6:43. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge. you see eats still fogged in this morning. a warming trend is on the way. so is lisa argen shortly with a full accuweather forecast. the warriors championship run is not without precedence, but 40 years between victories is a very long time. only a few fans remember the specifics. fewer lived it. members of the 1975 championship team became bay area sports icon long ago. abc7 news reporter wayne friedman with more from santa rosa. >> once you learn a little more

about dick, it will make sense that he spends a lot of time tending his vegetable garden. tomatoes, snow peas, beans. >> i'm getting them to climb the ladder. >> training them, and they wouldn't be the first. he's done the same for people, too. you might even recognize the names. >> clifford gray, george johnson, charlie johnson. >> all those from the roster of the 1974-1975 nba champion golden state warriors. dick served as the trainer, the travel agent, the equipment man, all 5'5" of him in a world of 7-footers who still remain good friends. >> well, i always said let them look down on me instead of me looking up at them. >> the warriors will have the ball! >> even after 20 years with the team, dick remembers this game best of all. game four of the finals against the washington bullets in washington. warriors led the series 3-0, but -- >> this was a tight game. >> all the way.

except they got about an 8-point lead at one time, i think. >> we watched it again in his living room. the final moments as the warriors came back and held to a precarious lead. >> we don't want barry in there getting the ball. >> barry then, curry now, the names changed but not the bond shared by a small group of men who battle together and triumph together. dick may be the most unheralded of the bunch. golden state has just won the nba championship! >> he's almost 80 years old now. he's been a champion more than half his life. >> once a warrior -- >> probably always a warrior sure. >> once a trainer -- >> yes, still a trainer. old habits hard to break. even in the backyard. >> from santa rosa, wayne friedman, abc7 news. >> love that story, wayne. it is game day and we are

celebrating best fans in basketball. throughout the nba finals we are sharing your fan photos and choosing an abc7 fan of the day. today it's more like fans of the day. this little guy and his dad, julius, are part of three generations of warriors lovers. who was the first? well it's grandpa jim. he's not pictured here, but he did make the warriors chairs that you might be able to see in that photo. we want to see your warrior fan pics too. you can use the #dubson7 when you post your media. you could be chosen as the next abc7 fan of the day. lisa, where are your pictures? >> the littler, the cuter, i was going to say. >> definitely. >> well, you know, i'm living vicariously through you for sure. >> okay. >> no better way to do it. who is the number one fan? >> well, i think i am, i'm one

of the number one fans. >> there's plenty of them. >> everybody is a fan these days. i like the weather. the change from the bloom miness. >> and get back to me on that because it is going to warm up quickly. probably feeling good around the bay today, but some excessive heat on the way tomorrow. that's why the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for the afternoon for many areas. we will high light those for you in a moment. there is fog at the coast. higher elevations are warmer with 60s and 70s. a quarter mile visibility half moon bay. and even with the clouds, starting out much warmer. this is sfo where we have delays of 35 minutes. high pressure building, pressing down on the atmosphere. creating some dense fog. 54 at the coast with the dense fog. 61 san jose. 57 oakland, and it is sunny in the east bay valleys. this is sutro where the low clouds and fog are allowing for kuip of a funky shot there. 56 by the delta. we have sunny skies in concord.

livermore a few clouds and from mt. tam. it will be warmer here. pleasant in the north bay yesterday, but right along the coast or around the bay it was breezy and it was a little bit on the cool to mild side. today big changes with much warmer weather anywhere from 5 to so degrees warmer. the coastal fog will burn back and stay at the shoreline. so it will be cool from half moon bay to pacifica. in the 60s with only just a little bit of sun around stinson. we will keep the clouds around the san mateo coast. here's the way it sets up today. the fog there and plenty of warmth inland. the big dome of high pressure is huge, carving out a huge area through southern california as well today and the heat advisory from 1:00 to 88 tomorrow in the high lighted areas. the high lighted areas of the north bay, the east bay valleys and right along the coast it will be nice and comfortable in the 60s there. statewide it has been warm and

we've had the thunderstorms in the sierra nevada. not so much today, but temperatures will continue to climb. in fact, we could see more thunderstorms come tuesday and wednesday from an old hurricane. it will become old. it is just a category 1 right now. 86 in yosemite today. temperatures slightly warmer at the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies. we will look for livermore today to be one of warmest locations with about 90. upper 90s tomorrow and you see the numbers trail off slightly come wednesday just to warm back-up again friday and saturday. 75 in oakland. looking pretty good today with low 70s richmond. 88 concord. palo alto, big warmup for you. san jose mid-80s there. san rafael just about 80. 84 napa. the accuweather seven-day forecast. warming up today pretty much for everybody. tomorrow the warmest day. heat advisory. slightly cooler tuesday. not so much inland but the

coolest day should be wednesday and thursday. we will see more clouds eppley in the south bay and maybe an isolated shower, mt. hamilton higher elevations. >> and in oakland where the arena is? >> today? yeah, very nice. mid-70s. beautiful. >> good party time therethere in sports this evening the warriors will try to protect home-court advantage against the cavaliers. it's game two. the nba finals. the dubs are three wins away from winning their first nba title in 40 years. and talk about history being made. yesterday american pharoah ended the longest triple crown drought in horseracing history by winning the belmont stakes. shu has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. it's been a 37-year wait since our triple crown in horseracing since affirmed pulled it off in 1978. yesterday at the 147th running of the belmont stakes, american pharoah became the twelfth horse

to snag the hat trick of racing and here's the call. >> the 37-year wait is over! american pharoah is finally won. american pharoah has won the triple crown! >> american pharoah led from start to finish, winning by 5 1/2 lengths with jockey victor espinosa aboard. 2:26 seconds. the trainer wins his first triple crown in four tries. >> very emotional. thinking about my parents. i wish they were alive to see this. i was hoping it would happen. i didn't know how it would feel and now i know. everybody asked me, bob, you have won everything, and one said he hasn't won the triple crown and now i can answer that. the stanley cup finals, game two with san jose hosting chicago. the blackhawks stole a game in tampa but lightning did not strike twice for the hawks. second period tampa scores first. hawks two unanswered. give-and-go. his fourth of the playoffs. 2-1 chicago. the lightning get the next two.

tyler johnson, backhander to side of the net squeaks through. 3-2 tampa after two. the blackhawks tie it in the jason garrison's one-timer gets deflected in. it was a 4-3 victory for tampa. game three moves to chicago. giants take their second in the row against the phillies courtesy of madison bumgarner. rain delayed the game for 29 minutes. matt didn't mind. he's dominant in any weather. he had 11 strikeouts. bottom of 4. here he's in trouble. bases loaded for jeff francoeur. not anymore. see ya! the rbi similar to 7 top of 7. top of he 7. madison improved to 7-2. giants hang on to win their second straight, 7-5, the final. a's legend dennis healthersly at the game in boston. takes him deep.

two-run shot and boston goes up 2-0. top of three. billy burns extends his hitting streak to 11 games. off the national league scoreboard. eric sogard will score. bottom of three. mike napoli. single to left center past simeon. david ortiz scores and the red sox win their second straight over the a's both times with the 4-2 victory. warriors and cavaliers game two at oracle. 4:00 p.m. pregame right here on abc7. hope to see you there. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> and here's what you need to know for game day on abc7. "world news tonight" airs at 3:30 and 4:00 the abc7 news team will be live with the toyota pregame show. that's from oracle arena. the dubs pregame show. and 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. up next, revving up for game two. the bay area music legend

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♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da da da da ♪ ♪ da...♪ sorry brenda. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. da da da. ♪ ♪ >> that is grammy award winner and legendary guitarist carlos santana. he will perform the national anthem alongside his wife cindy blackman santana. that happens today before game two of the nba finals between the warriors and the cavaliers.

santana, as you know, started his career here in the bay area. his wife is a drummer and ohio native. abc7 is the only place you can catch the nba finals. let's get a final check of the weather with lisa. >> plenty of fog or low clouds right now. it does pull away from the coast in the north bay. from mid-60s by stinson. lock at the 90s arrive inland. 86 san jose. 75 oakland, 72 san francisco. quite a temperature spread today, more so tomorrow. a heat advisory tomorrow and near 100 inland. >> thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday, everyone!

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