umbrella weather in san francisco. the trip to work was damp. >> timing for the rare rain storm could not have been worse. it's holding it's graduation tonight. abc7 news was at mount eden high school as crews tried to dry off the seats the students should be walking across the stage now. a tent is set up over a carpet to keep them from slipping the principle says going inside is not an option. >> this isn't the first rain at graduation n the mid-90s, rain just poured down. >> drew. >> the rain is coming to an end.

sunshine is peeking out from live cameras a good shield of moisture being put into present mode. showers are few and far between. so we'll zoom in closer to street level now. around antioch just scattered showers south of brettwood. moving south near fremont now, just one lone, light shower and that is it in terms of activity for the evening. outside, sunshine peeking out on our evening sky. this morning we saw record rainfall. a third of an inch of rain. a quarter inch at the oakland airport. mountain view coming out and san jose, some beneficial june rainfall. what to expect over the next couple hours, showers are exiting now. it's muggy and mild throughout the evening. patchy fog will be developing.

the accu-weather forecast in just a few minutes. >> thank you so much. you can see what is showing up any time with abc7 weather app. we have more information on abc7 news.com/app >> a video showing a man after being beaten with batons. police say the man was on drugs relatives say he needed mental health care. a council member is calling for a federal probe. >> police are continuing their investigation including an evaluation of the force used still,ed video could be disturbing. >> this new video shows police putting a hood over a man's

head. it is called a spit sock a hood that protects them. under that sock is a 28-year-old. minutes earlier he was hit after removing a taser from an officer's belt. this morning he was in court using crutches. police say he tried to throw his mother into a busy street. >> this caused criticism over excessive force. >> this is a person who was high on meth and alcohol, violently resisting arrest and attacked multiple people. the way they judge the use of force is, is that necessary to stop the threat? >> police will be getting body cameras, five officers subduing him did not have them.

>> this incident took place in one of the busiest streets in the city. because of many witnesses. >> saying it's time for a investigation similar to one that was conducted in ferguson missouri the difference is that victims here are latino. >> the san francisco's police chief saying his department has been to test rape kits that have been on the shelves since 2003. a few days ago he refused to apply for grants to test those kits. >> since we can do it with existing funds probably before a grant will be funded, we would have had to give that money back

we needed to find out what the backlog was we found it out. >> san francisco will join new york city and houston as major cities with no back dog. >> a woman described as mentally unstable could be evicted from a house in the mission the woman lived in a house bought by jack halprin. all have received a notice warning of eviction. most filed claims. the sheriff's office did not evict her today but could in the future, housing advocates say this is an example of families being up rooted under the ellis act. >> now let's talk warriors you know they're not quite there yet but the warriors are close to a do or die situation in the finals warriors trailed two games to one after losing game three last

night. we have live team coverage tonight. we'll begin with mike shumann, tapping into the mood of the team. mike? >> dan all is quiet here on the eastern front. this is now a must win situation. warriors are like a boxer taking body punches it's time to stand up and fight back. the junkyard dog is dramon green. he admits he hasn't played up to standards. >> so it has to come out of me. and you know, if that is what i've been for the team this year playoffs i cannot do it enough. and i haven't. so that is why it's on my shoulders i'll be sure to change that. >> dramon has a high motor.

so he does a little bit of everything. >> he's done an amazing job. >> we kind of have to impose our will which we haven't done just hung in there, got first two games either way. just come out play mean, play mad. show up and play all

year. >> we'll embrace this. you know? it's us against the world right now. >> play mean play mad. green has been dealing with a sore back. he says he's fine and everybody is hurting. this time of the year he's going to be ready to go. >> and cleveland is probably known for rock and roll hall of fame. the bay area has been attracting lots of fans this week. laura? >> hi, ama. you can find bay area bands here like green day just inducted this year. but this exhibit is devoted to the 1960s when san francisco was a mecca for those wanting to turn on tune out and drop

out. >> it's a place where one can go and see some of the famous artifacts from the creators of rock and roll. everything from elvis's gold suit to michael's glistening glove. and there is an exhibit devoted to american culture in the 1960s. >> big brother and the holding company with janis joplin. >> the whole psychedelic movement is from san francisco. >> as teenagers they longed for what's happening in san francisco. >> i was entering high school.

i was taken with rock and roll. but our parents wouldn't let us go there. no way. >> richard took a path that landed him in the bay area in 1968. >> with santana's house in mill valley. jamming in the garage. you know? it was awesome. >> it was an experience that changed him, forever. >> i never came back. >> two teams are back in action tomorrow night. abc7 is the only place you can see warriors and cavaliers the coverage begins tomorrow at 5:30. >> here is a closer look at the schedule. abc7 news at 4:00 followed by world news tonight. at 5:00 it's dubs on 7 and live

coverage of game four begins at 5:30. after the game will follow game four. then, game night followed by a special hour long edition of abc7 news at 10:30. >> from nba to nfl. the city prepares to host super bowl 50, levis stadium will take center stage as one of the stars of the show. officials want to remind folks about what makes it so special. >> some say santa clara is a sleepy town but tourism officials launched a new campaign. >> we want to take this opportunity to let the world know great things to do in santa clara. >> the local convention bureau is on the effort.

a stroll through the grounds or maybe a trip to intel museum. take a photo or check in with charlie brown of great america. >> everyone expects to see a surge. >> spokesman roger roth says the mark won't be open during super bowl but he is hopeful they'll make a trip down the road. >> the chief curator says he's ready to welcome the world. >> different flavors. different cultures. different ideas. what is beautiful about this is that there is a spirit of entertaining those different points of view. not contesting them. >> this city not wanting to be an after thought.

>> just ahead a community rattled. an update on the condition of a 2-year-old bitten by a rattlesnake. why it's something we can see more often. >> arrest of two serial robbery suspects and seizure of a huge stockpile of weapons and explosives. >> warriors gear is everywhere. so can you spot a fake? ahead on seven on your side how to tell the

we have a word of caution about rattlesnakes but you may see more of them than usual. the concern is after a 2-year-old was bitten last night. she's recovering and that is where janet oh is standing by. how is she doing? >> she will be kept here overnight. doctors have given her antivenom and say she's lucky to be treated right way. doctors are monitoring the 2-year-old. she was air lifted to childrens hospital last night she complained about her foot hurting. >> said this looks like dangerous. and called 911. >> her grandfather says she was playing in the backyard it turns out she was bitten by a rattlesnake. her foot started to swell and turn black the venom began to spread.

crews captured the snake minutes after the attack. in folsom, this 4-year-old boy also victim to a rattlesnake bite over the weekend while walking on a bike trail his pregnant mother tried to help but made a big mistake that could have hurt them both. >> the mama bear instinct in me decided to suck the venom out. that is what bonanza does. >> veterinarians say you may see more due to drought. >> with it being dry, a lot of animals are being more concentrated where water sources are. >> that means they can lurk around your home. this rattlesnake was found in a yard in walnut creek. . >> i get a lot of snakes caught in garden netting. >> experts recommend clearing brush. >> once bitten the sooner you can be treated the more likely there will be a resolve quickly. >> the family is thankful that

was the case for their little girl. >> novato police arrested a man accused of setting four electric cars on fire on monday at the chevolet dealership. a 46-year-old is accused of causing #$100,000 in damage to the cars. >> the cost of cleaning up the oil spill reached $69 million. so far the coordinator for planes says costs are running at $3 million a day. mostly sandy beaches have been cleared of oil the spill occurred after an

onshore pipeline ruptured leaking 101,000 gallons of crude oil onto the beach. >> turning to weather, which just shifted quickly. >> etc. exiting guys. a lot of record daily rainfall sets a great change in weather. next three hours does show you once moisture pulls out of here, that as a system pulls out. in terms of rainfall, not large amounts. what we're seeing in june, oakland coming in with 16/100ths

of rain. concord, livermore over a third of an inch of rain. it's just great to have but this is about all we're going to see for seven days in terms of wet weather. outside, clouds are breaking down. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies for wednesday. so outside right now we're in the 60s and 70 s. but what tells the story is the dew point. when the numbers get above 60 degrees to the mid-60s like in livermore and san jose that is going to get humid and muggy the reason why it's a tropical

connection this is a remnant of thunderstorm blanca. it's moving out overnight. replaced by high pressure. and we warm up. there will be patchy areas of fog. temperatures are going to rebound. 85 degrees and friday, gets hot into low 90s, weekend enning out and another warming trend next week. upper 50s to low 60s and warmer for thursday. 90s in oakland warm at

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for its new music streaming service. "new york times" reports the attorneys general in new york and connecticut are looking into whether apple pressured or conspired with music labels to get on board. artists say they're not compensated enough by ads that run on spotify. >> the management at virgin group is about to get a generous perk. richard branson is offering a year of paid time off for those who want to take parental leave. virgins plans include parents who adopt. >> stocks rebounded today dow soared 246 points and s and p closing 25 points higher.

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san francisco's police chief calls it one of the biggest firearms seizures in recent memory. more on the bust and two suspects. >> 38 firearms among them, 22 assault rifles and 12 handguns a bomb making kit and a grenade. >> this is as large as i can remember going back to 2009. >> all found here in this home. this neighbor saw it go down.

>> i heard a boom. ten guys out there, with guns, wearing black suits. >> police called this case the letterman robberies >> because one of the perpetrators wore a letterman vac jacket. iet started in late april then, this walgreens and ended with a brazen robbery in a grocery store. >> two employees were moved into the store, constituting kidnapping for robbery. >> police believe two were selling weapons on the streets. police say this made a dent in the drug trade in san francisco.

>> the lawyer for a former texas police officer says his client has been receiving death threats. he has yet to speak publicly. his lawyer says he responded to two suicide calls which influenced his emotional state. >> the engineers at the control of an amtrak train was not using a cell phone. the new york city bound train traveling at 106 miles per hour last month. >> u.s. will send troops into iraq to deal with the growing

threat posed by isis. >> the epa is proposing regulations on aircraft emissions. officials say this is necessary because plane emissions contain pollution that are a threat to people. >> from smart glasses to a 360 cam, virtual reality were on display today in santa clara. >> this man is about to go sky-diving at night. without a parachute. >> this is air flow. >> it gets its name from the fans. >> it changes feelings.

there are moments you feel like you're coasting. >> it would be great. it's unbelievable. >> augmented reality takes you here. >> sometimes, it's smart glasses. the smaller closed captioning test, please stand by, testingsel glass was a flop with consumers but may have found a home in the operating room. >> that is why you might see them built into hard hats. >> if i go into the wrong bin i get feed back. >> it's only fitting you should

be allowed to attend virtually. >> our mission is putting these in convention centers throughout the world. >> they treat you like you're there, in person. >> this camera doesn't need a view finder. >> it's something like you've never had before. >> cool. >> yes. >> just ahead can you spot the fake? >> michael finney on how to tell the difference between official

as the nba finals heat up demand is going quickly for warriors gear. >> yes. federal agents seized 3,000 knockoffs but more is out there. >> yes. michael finney explains you can spot a fake and need to be careful. >> and you need to care. fake msdz seems to be poor quality yet can look good on the shelf

we put the real deal next to counter fits to see if you can tell which is which. >> you can see it on shelves and in the breeze. >> there is huge interest. >> she warns some could be fake. >> there is a spike in counterfeit activity. >> homeland security agents seized these items in alameda county. tee shirts hats that look real. they're not. so in san francisco george puts two see shirts side by side. >> look for the quality and hollow graphic tag.

>> can you tell the difference? >> this is genuine. this is fake. >> this is a reject. now check these caps. which is real? >> you're looking at the quality, coloring. >> the hat on the left is authentic the black and blue, a fake. >> this customer was asked to identify the fake tee shirt. >> i think i can tell. i'm not sure. >> is this real? >> he's right. >> what about these?

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and we're good to go. >> there is a fashion favorite more appealing and if successful the next pair that you buy could be greener. >> there is no doubting america's love affair with blue jeans. manufacturers churn out 3 billion pairs per year. but producing that blue comes with a vinyl challenge. >> do you throw it into streams? which is done in many denimdyeing facilities it kills fish and aquatic life. >> to clean up the process this researcher set out to make indigo dye in a new way. they turn to plants, the original source of indigo before the 20th century. >> we realized we can take

advantage of property in the manhattans. >> researchers turned to a powerful technique known as synthetic biology. letting bacteria do the work. the team had to start with work identifying properties to help the plants make and store indigo. >> this is a way to detect the enzyme. >> next step inserting it along serl several other jeans into a bacteria. if successful he envisions hundreds of gallons fermenting in tanks spitting out the dye without the dangerous pollution.

>> we'd like it to be feasible here in california. >> perhaps ushering in greener, cleaner, jeans. let's update the forecast. >> yes. >> there was. yes. you can get to the jeans after showers. some south of fremont and around livermore. that is about it. 70 monterey. 70s in san francisco.

78 oakland. warm to hot friday and saturday. still upper 70s to low 80s on sunday. >> thank you. >> and, it's time to check on our fan of the day. look at this shot. very cool. this is gloria i believe because we're celebrating our fans of the day for the finals. >> yes. christine takes the glory. she went to great heights as you can see. we want to see yours too. >> we made it. yes. >> what was she standing on? >> i can't figure it out. >> hard to tell. she's reready to jump. >> i don't know. >> she jumps on l

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good evening, warriors find themselves down two games to one with lebron james and haj yu delabadova. he scored 40 points in thee finals games so far. he doesn't care and is first to every loose ball. he played so hard he sent himself to the hospital. >> i felt like i pushed the limit a few times. that is probably the tiredest

i've been. i'm feeling good now. that is good and last night he dove on the ground. last night on the ground again after the hospital. so surprised seven times. you know? we appreciate it. >> do you see how tired he looked there? looked like steph curry got angry here. into game four, do they get

overwhelmed in the moment? >> we weren't at our best obviously. they didn't do that and have to be more consistent. can't say we just missed shots and we've got to start making them. >> 27-year-old chris henke. from 1962. giants down in the 6th. two runs score.

brandon bell follows with a homer. that is launched. collin cappernick feels now he can throw with much greater accuracy. >> we did leave a lot out there last year. i don't think it's a situation we have to fret with our new quarterback coach. we have cleaned a lot of things up. and made it more friendly. >> derek car is throwing again after having an injured finger. he says don't worry. everything is fine. >> it was minor.

nothing big to it. just had to go through stretching. i felt like. and i feel better today. so 100%, you know if you can be more than 100 that is where i'm at. >> we have your finger. >> caught in tt act. what scientists saw chimpanzees doing. >> and what he says is missing from the game plan. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. >> from all of us, thanks for joining us.

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