because we've had such a cool may, the month of may, and even part of june you may not be used to this heat. so heat-related illnesses possible. you will want to grab water and stay in the shade. i'll let you know when you can expect cooler weather coming up. >> thank you so much. well the heat is catching a lot of folks off guard. we continue our team coverage in concord with ways people are trying to beat the heat. >> reporter: it's 102 degrees in concord right now. and the drought is not stopping anyone from finding ways to cool off. what better place than water world, california where there's 1 million-gallons of walter pumping through the entire park. one look at this water park and you would never know we're in a drought. walter world, california saying there's plenty of fun in the sun here while also being mindful of water conservation. >> we made huge strides to reduce water usage and waste.

>> reporter: the savings are expected to be huge. >> one of them is new filters that reduce water waste by 90%. we've filled any underwater cracks. >> reporter: the park is now open every day of the week, just in time for the triple digit weather to hit the inland parts of the bay air yeah. the heat advisory now in effect until 8:00 brought a lot of high school seniors out to cool off. >> i heard it was the hottest day this year. >> it is so hot. you cannot stay on the ground. we were walking to get food, and we were literally skipping around and like, dancing. >> i couldn't take it anymore. i had to run to the shade. >> reporter: many tried to beat the heat by walking pets or playing with kids earlier in the day. the heat is nothing new for those who live in the east bay, but they're trying to acclimate

again. the hot weather for the most part has been a welcome change. walnut creek has been gearing up for the surge in customers. some say it's finally nice to work on their tan. >> and you can always track bay area temperatures on your phone with the abc 7 news weather app. it's free from the apple i store at google play or go to abc 7 news.com/app. several lanes on the richmond san rafael bridge were closed after asphalt began to crumble. >> reporter: the good news it has reopened. very good news. and i thought traffic was going to be a lot worse when it reopened. but surprisingly as you can see behind me, it is moving. but this closure which lasted

about six hours or so is having an impact on tonight's commute. from sky 7 hd the bridge looked more like an l.a. >> freeway at midday. >> this is terrible for midday. >> reporter: this family was driving from southern california when they hit traffic. >> we've been on the road since 6:00. and this is so disappointing. >> we saw the sign way ahead of time. but we thought we could beat it. >> reporter: traffic was reduced to one lane while cal trans crews worked to repair the asphalt, which had weakened making it unsafe to drive on. >> what we had was the combination of the diesel spill and the sudden warming in the temperatures. that caused the asphalt to become loose and unravel come apart. >> reporter: that diesel spill occurred in mid-may when a 18 wheeler was sideswiped by a car.

it loosened up the asfault. the cleanup most likely didn't occur as quickly as it should have been. it didn't happen in time in. >> >> it didn't happen quickly enough. >> reporter: they hoped to fictionfix it at night when traffic is lighter. the massive traffic jam ended just before 4:00 this afternoon. >> thank you. the heat is causing about five-minute delays for bart right now, but it's going to get much worse between san francisco and west oakland when a link is going to shut down. the most critical link has to be shut down for major track replacement work, replacement work at the entrance to the

transbay two. the tracks are 40 years old. >> reporter: there's no good time to shut down bart service in the transbay tube. but they've picked the least bad times, and they're very much to be commended for that. >> so you can plan ahead. the weekends were chosen based on historically low numbering ofs of riders. tonight they're reviewing tape. abc 7 news reporter vic lee is live with the latest on the story. >> reporter: more questions than answers tonight. the driver of the car asleep? was he passed out on drugs? and why was he shot and tasered at the same time. all of those questions on the minds of residents we spoke with today. the man has been identified as 30 year old jemoreia haas.

the station has at least four cameras inside and out. they're also looking at video from body cameras worn by some of the 12 officers who responded. they're also looking at cell phone videos. this one taken moments before an officer opened fire into the car. most everyone we spoke with in this trendy area heard what happened. some in disbelief. >> it's a real nice area and everything, so i would not think a lot of that stuff would happen over here. >> reporter: but it did early saturday morning. a bmw reportedly used in a burglary the night before was stopped along the off ramp of highway 580. the driver asleep or passed out. the police use add bull horn trying with no success to awaken the man. they shot beanbags and hit it with a metal pipe to break the

side window finally the man responded. >> a confrontation ensued. one officer deployed a taser, a second officer deknowployed a firearm. >> reporter: the driver later died at the hospital. a boy and his mother were walking near the scene. >> yesterday my bike got stolen and luckily my dad's friend found it and gave it back. >> reporter: the last officer-involved shooting in oakland was two years ago. vic lee, abc7 news. a man from livermore is now convicted in the killing of his 6 month old son and will spend 11 years in prison. he pleaded no contest in his son's 2013 death. the district attorney originally charged him with murder. the by died from head injuries doctors say were not accidental.

he says he suffered a seizure and rolled out of the bid onto the floor. a woman's attorney announced the decision today. he is accused of sexually assaulting a. would, the same month the team dropped him from the team. he also faces possible domestic violence and child endangerment charges in another case. millions of dollars in federal loan debt will be erased for thousands of corinthian college students. it was one of the large for-profit schools. according to investigators, corinthian schools charged exorbitant fees and encouraged superintendents to lie about their circumstances to get more federal aid. the future of apple was on display today in san francisco.

ceo tim cook announced a lot of new features at apple's worldwide developer's conference, from a new ios to a new music app. the internal operating system can make your phone's battery last longer than ever. >> you're running low on power, you start searching for switches and turning off features in the hope of extending your battery life further. now in ios 9 we give you a single switch low power mode, and it pulls levers you didn't know existed. >> the new battery switch can extend your phone's battery by up to three hours. support for same-sex marriage is growing. a new pugh survey says that americans are in favor of allowing gays and lesbian to marry legally. 39% are opposed. a wells fargo ad featuring a lesbian couple is causing a

controversy. franklin graham posted on facebook that he has decided to no longer do business with wells fargo. more than 93,000 people have liked the post. but it also triggered thousands of comments blasting graham for his insensitivity. the san francisco-based bank says response to the ad has been overwhelmingly positive. warriors fans are known for making some noise. but will that make a difference in cleveland? and a look at what all that cheering can do to your hearing. plus a growing new crime as california's drought continues. the warning from police tonight. and how much time do you really spend behind the wheel? surprising new numbers

the warriors headed to cleveland this morning. this is the team at the oakland airport boarding the plane. they are looking to bounce back in game three of the nba finals. >> but the dubs will be playing without their secret weapon. the fans are known for loud cheering. >> could all that noise be detrimental to our hearing? we checked it out. >> reporter: we all know oracle arena is known as roaracle arena. during the playoffs with the pelicans, their coach said he wasn't sure the decibel level was legal and it's only gotten louder during the finals. >> like nothing i've ever been to. >> reporter: an oddologist treats patients with hearing loss. he estimates decibel levels in the 100 to 120 range which is

like listening to a chain saw or jet. >> any kind of auditorium that is totally enclosed is very loud and that loud sound doesn't have an opportunity to escape. >> reporter: his suggestion earplugs or headphones like little riley curry was seen wearing after game one. the fans we talked to at the warriors team store aren't worried about the risk. >> the experience, the excitement, it more than makes up for it. >> i can understand why the seitz -- excitement, you want to make more noise but it's not healthy to do that. >> reporter: even king james had to acknowledge. >> the fans here are pretty loud, pretty pretty good. really good. >> reporter: and that's not likely to change. in san francisco carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> it is loud there. abc 7 is the only laceplace to catch

the nba times. coverage begins at 5:30 with a count down leading to the tip off at 6:00. we'll have news at 4:00, then at 5:00 we'll be live from cleveland with the toyota pre-game show, and beginning at 5:30, abc 7 is the only place you can see the warriors in game three of the nba finals. our special edition of toyota after the game will be after the game and then jimmy kimmel and news at 10:30. we are following the warriors every step of the way. mike shumann has arrived in cleveland. their coverage begins tomorrow on the only place to see the

finals, abc 7 a taste of cleveland. this man came to san francisco from cleveland in 2009 he gave up mortgages to sandwiches. >> my places reek of cleveland. my mustard stash comes from cleveland. it will be gone in a week. >> deli board is near, what else? cleveland street. we're going to choose your fan photos and choose a fan of the day. the fun continues with isabella and matthew. this is a great action shot, and these two are sporting their curry gear for venetia high school's rally day. special thanks to carly c for submitting this great photo. you can share your pics on social media using the #dubs on 7. did you know how much time is really spent behind the

wheel? >> more than we think, probably. michael finney is here with the details on that and more. >> is it depressing or not depressing? >> a financial services company has done a huge survey of commuters in several of the nation's largest cities, including san francisco. here they found that consumers spend 56 minutes and $9 a day commuting. 25% of those surveyed say they use the time to be more productive. the upside 64% consider their commute to be the only "me" time they get in the day. why do they care to figure this all out? they offer a new reward program for every dollar spent on gas, tolls and parking. americans are paying down our credit card debt at a furious clip. during the first three months of this year we paid down nearly

$35 billion in debt. that's 7% more than the year before. now there is some bad news, of course. we've started the year $57 billion in credit card debt. for the average household, that works out to more than $7,000. today i have an update to my report on present security. a couple weeks back i showed you how a people power, that's the name of the company, had an app called present that makes it possible for you to use an old smartphone to monitor your home for free. the company has a new indy go go campaign and is now offering other security services like window sensors humidity and temperature sensors. each take minutes to install. >> on the back is a qr code. you can just scan it in like that. and i just kind of drop -- >> one of the coolest featuring is a water monitor that will

alert you when your pet's bowl needs water add. i know is that cool? you put it in like no way. i would love that. >> that's really cool. >> our dog just comes up and demands water. >> thank you. well, as the drought speaking of water, dragging on, a warning tonight about an increase in water theft. milpitas say gallons of water are being taken away from a shopping center. if you are concerned, commercial water locks are available. some help for homeowners the state assembly has approved a bill for homeowners who need to install a well. construction is under way at an east bay water park. this is time lance individual

yoe of construction. this 31000 square foot facility will feature indoor and outdoor pools and water slides. dub lip officials say they are hopeful with two more winter seasons ahead before the opening, drought conditions will improve considerably by the time they are ready for business. >> i would hope so for everybody's sake right? meteorologist sandhya patel in the heat. >> triple digiting in some places. >> 107 in antioch. out here it actually feels nice now that the breeze is coming through. people had the right idea, shorts tee shirts, we'll talk about changes coming tomorrow. right now there's some fog around in patches along the coastline. and we are really just watching a beautiful picture from our santa cruz camera. people are enjoying the coast right now. that's really the place to go if you don't like the heat. 75 in san francisco. 85 in oakland at this hour.

look at this near triple digits, still in morgan hill. you see a few of those puffy, cumulus clouds. we'll be seeing more of those tomorrow and could even see a shower or thunderstorm pop up. 97 in santa rosa it is close to 100 in napa. still plenty hot in concord, pet luma luma. san jose camera showing you lots of sunshine in the south bay. we'll go with fog along the coast. cooling down over the next few days with the possibility of showering and thunderstorms. it's not going to be widespread. we're expecting an isolated possibility. here's what's going to bring that possibility. this area of low pressure that's also going to bring relief from the hot weather. that will draw up moisture from blank blanca. once a hurricane, now just a tropical depression. you might notice the humidity come up thomas weomorrow as we get

some moisture from what was once a hurricane. we'll see the clouds increase at 10:00. and can't rule out an isolated shower or thunderstorm in the early afternoon hours, even into the evening tomorrow. we'll do that again on wednesday. moisture around clover dale around noontime. as we head through tomorrow morning you'll notice how mild it is, mid-50s to mid-60s. but the fog will be there at the coastline. it's not exactly great sleeping weather if you don't have air conditioning. and i know sol homes in the peninsula, not exactly an ac -- don't have it, excuse me. so it's going to be a tough night to sleep. 84 tomorrow afternoon in san jose. you will get some relief in the south bay. 82 gilroy. 86 in los gatos. you're looking at an increase in cloud cover in the peninsula. 64 in pacifica much like today.

downtown san francisco, 66 degrees. pretty cloudy. and in the north bay, east bay, oakland, hayward, low 70s. 90 in antioch. acuweather seven-day forecast, cooling continues, slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm, and then warms back again going into the weekend. but just a normal summer spread that we expect to see in june. mid-60s to mid-90s. not expecting this blistering heat that we've been dealing with today inland. still ahead a new computer but this one does not run on batteries or even solar. what makes this one go coming up. and later on world news tonight. >> the man hunt for two escaped killers using power tills carving out their escape. authorities now at the home of a woman who worked at the prison. and a shark attack. the boy in shallow water, the

concern along the coastline right here for abc 7 news at 5:00. and new at 6:00. it's national gun

wa military veterans are turning to a very special companion to help them fight post-traumatic stress disorder. we were at the humane society in burlingame as they showed off their service dogs. they help them relieve anxiety and other symptoms of ptsd. sadly 22 veterans kill themselves every day. >> i'm relaxed. i'm able to do things that i would do but reluctantly. >> they want more funding for programs that get service dogs for veterans who are suffering

from ptsd. you've heard that you should keep water away from computers, right? this runs on water. he's created this computer ship. it runs by moving water. the goal is to control and move physical matter like a miniature 3d computer it could produce custom medications on the fly. another sure sign of summer. >> just ahead, the kickoff to fair season.

we mentioned apple's jump into streaming music but we'll show you why they may have an edge on competitors. for an east bay patient, exercise is an escape. and camouflage as a tool for survival. the fascinating new exhibit opening this week in san francisco. all coming up in half an hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. the bay area's summer fair season kicked off. >> in san mateo kids got to see more than 1,000 butter flies. it's one of the new attractions this summer along with the san francisco giants' latest world

series trophy. >> all of a sudden i feel like a corn dog. thanks for joining breaking news tonight. the manhunt for two escaped killers across state lines, and police now show up at a woman's home. the power tools, the plan, crawling their way through pipes up through a manhole, and now investigators have interviewed this woman who worked at the prison. did they have help. and breaking now, the t.b. scare. a female patient with an extreme form of tuberculosis raced to the national institutes of health and authorities now looking for hundreds who may have come in contact with her. excessive force? the video now seen by millions tonight. the officer appearing to throw a teenage girl to the ground and pulling out his gun. severe storms. the tornado threat tonight from arkansas to pennsylvania. from the d.c. area all the way up to new york. the massive fire erupting at a chemical plant, families urged to stay indo