>> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. it is an honor to be here in this kind of heat. i know a number of you went down. i love you all. >> several people passed out because of the triple digit heat at a donald trump rally in redding today. it's not just there. we hit record highs right here throughout the bay area. good afternoon, everything. i'm lar ray biel. >> and i'm ama daetz. the heat is on. let's take a live look from our east bay hills camera and we are already breaking records. take a look. and looking live from our sutro camera you can see, though, the marine layer will it help us out? >> we would like more marine layer. we have team coverage on this heat. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom is live in the east bay in a moment. we begin with spencer christian and the conclude accuweather update. >> larry and ama, we are going

to get more marine layer tonight. but right now it's still hot in many locations. hear's live doppler 7 hd. we have mainly sunny skies with the exception of the marine later layer at the coast. here is a look at high temperatures so far 101 at concord and liveror mohr 101 at brent foord and fairfield, also 100 at gilroy, cloverdale and ukiah. and we've had run record high so far, oakland has hit 87 degrees, a new record for this date in oakland shattering the old record of 80 sest in 19 yawn. this is a view once again at the golden gate as the cooling coastal fog is pushing through. it's 74 in san francisco right now, 85 in aek land, mountain view 901, 94 in san jose, 63 half moon bay. we're getting a little cooling near the coast and the bay already as you can imagine. this is the view at the golden gate if you're driving across it you're encountering some nothing. 96 right now in santa rosa 92 na napa, we showed you 101 at fairfield and livermore. check out the cooling over the

next 12 hours in liver more, tps down to 8 nieb pi 7:00, 79 by 9:00 a morning low of 63 which is not very low at all but it indicate that's all locations will see a little bit of an easing in this heat by tomorrow. that will continue through the weekend. he' i'll have the foul forecast in a few minutes. it hit triple digits in antioch. people railroad trying to keep their cool at the contra costa county fair. >> jonathan bloom is live for you us. >> reporter: you know, just a few minutes ago we hit a new high here at the antioch fair grounds. we hit 106 degrees. it was up from 103 just a couple of hours ago. so needless to say we are feeling the heat here. but they're used to it here in antioch so no major medical issues, no big problems but let me tell you for the county fair it's hotter usual and that's creating something interesting situations. what do you think of this weather? >> really hot. i'm like sweating so much. >> reporter: when temperatures

hit the triple digits, cooling off means getsing creating. >> go on a fast ride that blows more wind on your face. >> reporter: like this one? >> yeah. >> reporter: eating ice cream can get interesting. how fast does ice cream melt in this weather? >> seconds. >> i learned my lesson from yesterday. >> reporter: which is? >> that it's better to get in the cut. >> reporter: even the vendors are feeling it. >> it is terrible. >> it's very hot out here. but the best thing to do is have a nice, ice cold glass of lemonade >> for fair organizers, the temperatures raised unusual questions. what is the melting temperature of cotton candy? p i'm not too sure what the melting temperature is so you have to eat it faster. >> reporter: for animals it's a whole different ball game. just the motivation suzy q needs to set a new splash dogs record. and then there's tina. from the sound of it, she's happy as a pig in water. how can you tell she's enjoying herself?

>> because she is laying down. before she was panting. now she's pretty happy. >> reporter: the contra costa county fair runs through sunday. the hot weather? you'll have to ask spencer or sandhya. >> looks like a little bit of a cooldown this weekend so we're definitely looking forward to that. >> reporter: in antioch, jonathan bloom. a brush fire near danville scorched about 25 acres before firefighters could get it under control. it was hot around 100 degrees, dry, and somewhat windy when the blaze broke out around 12:30 today. the area is straddled by dozens of homes but firefighters controlled the flames noxt one was hurt. you can see how hot it is why you live with the abc 7 news app. download it for free and enable the push alerts to get weather alerts on your phone. after a tense five-hour standoff a suspect is finally in custody. >> sky7 hd was over the scene shortly after it began around 9:30 a.m. with a report of an armed man in a building in san francisco's chinatown neighborhood. abc 7 news reporter vic lee was the first reporter to tweet

about this situation and vic joins us live with a look at exactly what happened there. vic? >> reporter: well, the building is in the middle of that block over there on this side of the street. you can see officers outside and there are still officers inside that building. and thank goodness it ended without a shot being fired. i talked to the captain in charge of this incident earlier. he told me that the objective was to end this through negotiations and that there was no hurry. and indeed there was no hurry. as you said, it started at 9:30 this morning. it ended about an hour and a half ago. s.w.a.t. team members converged on the 900 block of pacific after you knew in chinatown to this apartment building. this after patrol officers responded to a 911 call from the residence saying there was a burglary in progress. >> when officers arrived at the scene, responding to this call, we noticed the suspect was still at the scene, still in the residence. >> reporter: police say the burglar came into the apartment unit through the roof.

he barricaded himself in the rear kitchen area. >> there was a shot fired. shot fired was not from an officer. it was from the suspect so now we're dealing with it. >> reporter: the officers quickly retreated, evacuating the resident with them. s.w.a.t. team and police negotiators rushed over. residents in ajace int buildings were ordered to leave. other residences were told to shelter in place. the stalemate continued into the fifth hour. then a flash bang. the s.w.a.t. team rushed into the apartment unit. you you can see the suspect running out into a nail salon next door. officers chased him inside. workers in the salon ran out to safety. the suspect would not go down easily. >> once the suspect went inside, he violently fought with officers. he was covered in glass and resisting by biting and spitting. >> reporter: police say the burglar was not injured, but he was put into a gurney and transported to the hospital. a number of officers did sustain injuries. >> i have a total of six

officers that are jurisdictioned fr injured from this incident. all nonlife threatening injuries but in this incident, officers were slashed by the glass and there was blood on blood contact between the suspect's blood an the officers' blood. >> reporter: it all ended the way police wanted, no shots fir fired. vic lee, abc 7 news. fremont police say the condition of one of the officers who was shot wednesday is improving. but the other remains in critical condition. the officers were injured in several shootout with a suspect after he was pulled over for a traffic stop. and we're now learning that the suspect 44-year-old gerald was on the run for meth possession and identity theft. our media partner the bay area news group also reports that he was a member of a street gang. he's had a criminal past dating back to 1996. he died hours after the shootings inside a home where he was hiding. that home caught fire after police fired tear gas canisters inside, hoping to get him to surrender. a gofundme account has been

set up for the couple who lived in that home that burned to the ground. their dog was killed in the incident. and their cousin says they lost everything they own and need a new place to live and money for daily needs. so far, more than $10,000 has been pledged. we have developing news this afternoon. boxing legend and civil rights icon muhammad ali has been hospitalized. supports suggest his outlook doesn't look good. the 74-year-old ali is in fair condition at a hospital in phoenix, arizona. a spokesperson says he's dealing with a respiratory problem but the associated press talked to two people who said his illness is much more serious than it's been in previous hospital stays. ali the great boxing champ was diagnosed with parkinson's in 1984. [ bleep ]! >> today many are questioning why san jose police didn't do more to stop the violence outside last night's donald trump rally. some trump supporters were attacked, harassed and even punched as they left the rally at the convention center last

night. >> i was walking through right there, and they came up behind me and socked me. just like 20 of them. >> he was being attacked. i ran over to the police to let them know he was being attacked. they responded. this one cop was smiling at me. they ignored me. p. >> in a statement today, mayor sam liccardo said officers performed admirably and professionally but there's no place for violence which the chief echoed in the afternoon news conference. >> we achieved our goal of clearing the streets and making arrests in an appropriate manner. our officers should be commended for both their effectiveness and their restraint. >> coming up on abc 7 news at 5, we'll hear from one of the victims of last night's violence who couldn't believe what was going on. and coming up at 4:30, all candidates are campaigning across california ahead of tuesday's primary. we'll tell you to rallies. burlingame police are looking for this woman. she stole about $3,000 worth of

yoga pants from lululemon. it's a little blurry. police say she was last seen getting into this car believed to be a 1990s model silver chevrolet monte car low. if you recognize the car or the woman, please call burlingame police. the contra costa county sheriff's department has released pictures of guns seized during a raid last month. a spokesperson didn't say whether anyone was arrested in the raid. but he did say the guns appear to be collector's items and have characteristics similar to world war i and worlt war ii weapons xs raid was conducted by the contra costa anti-violence support task force. >> repairs on a sinkhole that shut down both directions of interstate 5 south of tracy are almost complete. that hole opened up tuesday morning between highways 132 and 3. it spans almost two lanes. caltrans today said the northbound lanes are expected to reopen at midnight tonight, southbound lanes expected to open around noon on sunday. still ahead on abc serve news at 4, spotlight on san

jose. soccer and sharks are taking center stage in the south bay this weekend. plus -- >> if we can repeat that and take it even up another notch, that's when we're at our best. >> yeah, after their big victory last night in game one of the nba final was what the warriors are saying about chasing a championship for the second year in had a row. and a scare for elvis after someone trip and fell into a famous painting of the singer. time for a check of traffic on a friday afternoon. this is the skyway in downtown san francisco. the oncoming traffic is head hd to the lower deck of the bay bridge, this is the normal backup there. right hand side is marginally better than normal for folks trying to get to 101 south. stay with us. more with

>> announcer: santa rosa. berkeley. san jose. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. the warriors getting ready for game two of the nba finals this sunday at oracle arena in oakland. big win last night at oracle. >> barbosa! >> the bench was huge for the warriors. they beat the cavs 104-89. you now, this afternoon players and the head coach were asked what it's like to chase the championship a year after winning it. >> getting back to the playoffs i think it's a different kind of pressure that you feel because you've -- you know the feeling of winning and you want to get back there. >> if you're able to stay healthy, there's a level of confidence and relief that comes

with having a ring already. >> coach steve kerr let his emotions show in the third quarter when the warriors let the cavs back into the game briefly. you see him smashing his fist through the clip board, breaking it. it's a wreck. that is his third by the way smashed clipboard of this season. abc 7 is your home for every single game of the nba finals. coverage of game two begins sunday afternoon at 4:30. that's leading up to a 5:00 tip-off at oracle. games three and four are back in cleveland next wednesday and friday with coverage beginning on those games at 5:30 here on abc 7. steph curry and klay thompson may have struggled last night but they had no problem poking fun of themselves in jimmy kimmel's latest segment of mean tweets when celebrities read mean comments about themselves on twitter. >> one day klay thompson is going to leave the house without remembering to attach his goatee that he bought from party city. >> you have ever been downloading something online and

halfway through it just froze and couldn't go anywhere? think steph curry's puberty. that's good. >> ouch. >> geez. you can watch jimmy kimmel live weeknights at 11:35 here on abc 7 immediately following abc 7 news at 11:00. >> mean tweets is always funny. the city of san jose is being showcased like never before thanks so the san jose shashgz. tomorrow is the first ever stanley cup final home game. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has a preview. >> reporter: as the sharks try to keep cool on the ice, san jose will welcome fans into town this weekend for the stanley cup finals. >> the fans and the atmosphere is you awesome it's a tough building to play in. it was cool to be on this side and see the support we get. >> reporter: some will visit san jose for the very first time. but for others who have been here before, they'll likely notice the city's transformation, especially over the past decade. >> we've got opera.

we've got the performing arts center. we've got plays. we've got bars. we've got entertainment. excellent food. >> reporter: tourism officials say it's still too early to tell you how much of an economic impact the stanley cup will have as a whole but aren't denying the publicity that comes with being in the finals. >> we've got so many great things in this area for people to come see, do, hang out and play. it's a great chance for us to show the world that. >> sushi confidential chef randy muster says the exposure for san jose is priceslesses and especially great for businesses like his as he prepares to open his newest business at san pedro square tonight. >> a lot of people are coming down tonight maybe for the first time in a long time and they're going to see a lot of the positive changes that have happened here in san jose. >> reporter: a chance to show off america's tenth largest city to the world. >> the different enl nisties, different culture and different walks of life. having all of that campaigned together in a city like san jose it very unique. >> reporter: the sharks take the ice at s.a.p. saturday at 5:00. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7

news. >> and coming up later this hour, one east bay community is turning teal to show their support for the sharks. their big change later this hour. and we've received so many great photos and videos from sharks and warriors fans. you can share yours on social media using the hash tag dubs on 7 for the warriors or abc 7 now for your sharks fan pictures. and you may see them right here on the air. >> a lot of cute kids. it's not just about hockey or basketball this month. tonight one of the most prominent soccer tournaments in the entire world begins at levi's stadium. this is the first time it's been held outside south america and levi's is one of ten sites for this year's games, the 100th annual event. the u.s. and colombia kick off the opener tonight at 6:30. we'll have a live report coming up at abc 7 news at 6. it's probably going to be a little warm down there. >> yeah, i think so. we have spencer christian here checking on our accuweather forecast for today and the weekend. >> oh, yeah, it is certainly

very warm today. hot in many locations. but we're going to see the heat easing up a little bit going into the weekend, which is probably good news. sheer here is i look at live doppler 7 hd. we have mainly sunny sky was a few high clouds around and quite a bit of low cloudiness and fog gathering at the coastline and pushing locally through the golden gate. check out the 24 hour temperature change. it is so much warmer in all locations right now than it was at this hour yesterday. 10 degrees warmer in san francisco and oakland and palo alto 17 degrees warmer in hayward than it was at this hour yesterday, 12 degrees warmer in napa 2 degrees warmer na in half moon bay, not a big increase but as coastal standards go that's pretty significant. right now it's 101 degrees in fairfield, concord, san ramon and livermore, 100 degrees in brentwood, down to 85 in oakland from a high of 87, a new record high for this date, 96 in santa rosa, los gatos, 96 at mountain

view, 95 at fremont, 94 san jose, 76 here in the city. now this a look from our rooftop camera here at abc 7 across the ex-barrack dare row across the bay. we'll see coastal fog expanding tonight moving locally across the bay. and we'll see a few high clouds gathering as well. it will be a little bit cooler this weekend as i mentioned and we'll have more of an average range of high temperatures next week. moving along to overnight lows as the fog moves locally in from the coast to a few inland spots we'll see low temperatures dropping only into the upper 50s and low 60s in many locations so it will be quite mild overnight. here is our little fog cast, 5:00 tomorrow morning we'll see the potential for fog at the coast and locally over the bay and you'll see high clouds as well, the high clouds will remain with us through the day tomorrow giving us filtered sunshine and the result will be another warm day but not as hot as today. look for highs inland mainly if the upper 80s xeps where we'll see 90s.

mid-60s on the coast, upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. this is a view at the golden gate as we look at air quality it will be poor in the inland east bay tomorrow it will be our third consecutive spare the air day. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. notice just a gradual cooldown in our inland areas through the weekend but by early next week, tuesday or so, we'll see inland highs reaching only into the mid 80s and that's more the average range or the normal range for this time of year. larry and ama? >> thank you so much, spencer. up next, get ready to show off your artsy side. a popular art store slated for closure is back for a little while anyway. check the afternoon traffic and this is 101 in san rafael. you'll notice the northbound commute is a breeze right now but southbound heading back into the city via the golden gate bridge is an absolute crawl. stay with us. more to come on abc 7 news at fe after a long day of hiking in portland, you may be too tired to walk back to your hotel. that's why we have public transportation.

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warhol paint willing has been removed after a visitor accidentally touched in. the painting is known as triple elvis. a museum spokesperson said the visitor tripped and fell brushing the painting with their hand. our hands of course contain oils and they can actually corrode paints if not treated. >> don't touch. >> hands off. warm weekend is ahead. there are ways, though, to beat the heat and have a little fun at the same time. >> that's true. abc 7 news morning anchor reggie aqui has some ideas for you. >> the hood line theme of the week, art. or perhaps i should say art? in november, san francisco police found 44 of these bats with nails coming out of them chained to poles around town. so what does it have to do with art? well, this man matthew says he made those bats as an artistic statement about fear. confused/intrigued? his art exhibit about the bats is on display in the haight. if you prefer to make your own art, good news for fans of the

store flax. the art supply shot with a huge following closed its market street flagship to make way for new housing that's going up. now that project isn't actually happening until the fall so for a few months at least flax will be temporarily opened again on market. we're told to expect some major markdowns. finally, art for a good cause. >> it's a piece that i really love so my heart is in it. >> i love color as you can see. >> i was hoping my work that it would be a mirror for other people to really see the beauty in themselves. >> this is art imitating life, then? >> wi would say so, yes. thank you. >> that is jo jackson. she had never painted anything in her life until she wandered into the hospitality house on market street. that nonprofit provides art supplies, training and space to assist people who may be economically challenged, disabled, homeless or otherwise going through some stuff. they're having an art auction tonight friday to benefit hospitality house. if you miss that, well, they put on shows throughout the year and

that's where the artists themselves keep teehe proceeds a way to support themselves. take a look at hospitality house and other events going on this weekend by going to abc 7 news.com. we will link you to hood line. have a picture-perfect weekend. get it? because of art. >> reggie aqui, abc 7 news. well, abc 7 news at 4 continues. still to come, the latest on the search for four missing soldiers who disappeared during heavy flooding in texas. >> and campaigning in california, the presidential candidates in the golden state ahead of

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for assembly. >> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. here are the head lines at 4:30. six san francisco police officers have minor injuries following a tense standoff this ended in a scuffle in chinatown. the suspect you see here running was not hurt was taken away in an ambulance. very good rz say he broke into on apartment near powell street and pacific avenue this morning then refused to come out. after five hours, police forced him out by shooting a flash bang inside. abc 7 news reporter vic lee live tweeted every development from start to finish. vic says the man fired one shot inside the building but nobody was hit. on to the weather we're seeing record warm weather around the bay area today. abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian tweeting fog is bringing us a cooldown for the weekend. can't get here fast enough.

the. the presidential candidates are all here in california campaigning today. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony met a young man wearing a shirt that says "help us bernie sanders." you're our only hope. she's live in fairfield where the democratic candidate just spoke to supporters at a rally. lau lau laura. >> reporter: larry, this is nothing like the size of the crowd we saw at the rally in oakland earlier today. only about 1300 people here in fairfield at solano community college. but still very enthusiastic for sanders who made a prediction of sorts about his chances of winning the california primary. >> in almost all of the new wealth and almost all of the you new income is going to the top 1%. >> reporter: they were feeling the bern in more ways than one in fairfield today with temperatures pushing 100 degrees. all to see democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders on his final push ahead of tuesday's california primary. >> if you hear that there is a large voter turnout, we will

win. if you hear that there is a very large voter turnout, we'll win by a lot. if you hear that there is a low voter turnout, we'll lose. >> reporter: earlier, we talked with sande erone on one about t violence outside a donald trump rally last night and whether he would encourage at least his supporters to steer clear. >> violence in any form is unacceptable. we're going to win this campaign based on the important issues facing the american people. ♪ >> reporter: sanders often talks for nearly an hour but kept his fairfield speech to about 25 minutes. in fairfield, laura anthony, abc 7 news. dave matthews is feeling the bern. sanders will join matthews for a free concert in san francisco. other performers include the band fish bone.

admission will be first come, first serve. gates open at 3:30 p.m. monday. there will be limited parking so people are being encouraged to take public transit. and donald trump is in northern california today, spoke in redding in shasta county, touched on last night's violence in san jose and that wall that he wants to build. this as hillary clinton supporters took aim at the gop nominee. here's megan hughes. >> reporter: hillary clinton wooing women in culver city at a star-studded event including elizabeth banks, sophia bush and sally field. >> she's not running to be everybody's friend. she's running to be the president of the united states. >> we're on our way to breaking the highest and hardest glass ceiling! >> reporter: at city college of new york, another powerful woman michelle obama deliveringor her final commencement speech at first lady. without naming donald trump, she was direct about his plan to build a wall along the u.s./mexico border. >> that is not what this country

stands for. >> reporter: trump at a san jose rally yesterday repeating that call. >> we're going to build that wall. don't even think about it. >> reporter: outside, wild protests where where his supporters were punch and bloodied and had eggs thrown at them as several were called racist. trump under fire for his recent claims that the judge presiding over a trump university lawsuit has a prejudice. >> look, the comment about the judge the other day just was out of left field from my mind. it's reasoning i don't relate to. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan who just yesterday publicly endorsed trump today distanced himself on wisn-radio. >> he clearly says and does things i don't agree with. >> reporter: political analyst matthew dowd says a lot of republicans are in an uncomfortable spot. >> they feel they have to endorse him because trump has united the party, but they are going to own every outlandish thing that donald trump says throughout the course ofhis campaign. >> reporter: trum much has says he'll pick someone with

political experience as his running mate. on monday he'll meet with one rumored contender, florida governor rick scott, though scott has said repeatedly he'd pass on the job. megan hughes, abc news, washington. a massive video dump was made by the chicago agency that investigates police misconduct. the independent police review authority released more than 300 video clips from 101 incidents that it's investigated. it also released 911 calls and original police reports. the authority calls it an important first step toward rewill building trust in police. all the cases involve the shootings by officers, use of stun guns and in-custody incidents where there was great bodily injury or death. now to the severe weather that's facing parts of the country. the search continues for those four ft. hood soldiers missing since their truck overturned in a creek while they were leering roads at the army base. abc news reporter lauren lyster has more. >> reporter: texas flooding seen from above, a bird's-eye view of the damaging waters.

>> no no no! >> reporter: that rushing through the region. vehicles swept away. >> get out! get out! >> reporter: homes submerged, some turned to islands or staving off a wall of water. and a hunt continuing for four missing soldiers after a training exercise turned tragic near flt ft. hood. a truck filled with soldiers overturning in a creek. >> it's a situation where the rain had come, the water was rising quickly. it's just an unfortunate accident that occurred quickly. >> reporter: five soldiers killed in that accident, three rescued. >> we were able to rescue three soldiers who are in stable condition. >> reporter: over the past silver days, there have been more than 550 high water rescues across texas. >> if you are trapped inside of a home or in a neighborhood, you will be found. aid is coming to you. >> reporter: it's not just texas. outside of pittsburgh, boats also saving people from floodwaters. and bystanders rescuing this

baby deer. and damaging storms are forecast for the east coast this weekend while flash flood watches are in effect for half of texas and other parts of the south. laurs lister, abc news, los angeles. flooding in paris is forcing artwork to be moved to higher ground. the seine river rose to 18 feet overnight, the river's highest level in more than 30 years. just yesterday the louvre moved 150,000 pieces of art to protect them from the water. both museums will remain closed until tuesday. still to come on abc 7 news at 4, how would you like to have lunch with a billionaire? >> yeah. >> i'd like to be the billionaire. >> that's true. better, right? >> you can win a power lunch with business icon warren buff eliminate. i'm michael finney. "ask finney" is ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. post them with the hash tag ask finney. i'll answer questions here live a little later. i'm spencer christian. after a day of triple digit heat

inland we can now see the cooling marine later moving through the golden gate. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment as abc 7 news at 4

it was a will special day for 30 new san francisco fire department emts. abc 7 news was in san francisco's mission district as the graduates capped off six weeks of training and received their badges from department chief joanne haze wiet. the emts are the first on the scene after a 911 call. >> i'm so honored to be a part

of this department. i've wanted this since i was 16 in high school, and i'm just so happy to finally be here and to be be able to serve my city and the community that i grew up in and i'm just so excited. >> 17 men and 13 women will join the close to 1600 san francisco firefighters trained as emts. if you have a couple million dollars you can have lunch with warren buffett. the billionaire businessman is hosting a paar lufrnl for the past 17 years an annual fund raiser donates millions to san francisco's glide foundation. lunch with buffet though is never cheap. the minimum bid on ebay starts at $25,000. last year's winner paid $2.4 million for the privilege, bidding begins this sunday and goes through june the 10th. you can have lunch with spencer christian at a much more reasonable -- in fact, if you just bring a nice bottle of wine he'll probably be there. >> i think you're right. >> i actually have had dinner with warren buffett pack in the '90s and he paid. i ordered the wine.

he still paid. >> excellent. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have sky that's are becoming partly cloudy now but still mainly sunny over other ind land gentlemans. statewide conditions tomorrow, it will be hot in some places, i of 101 in chico, 107 in fresno, 114 at palm springs. here in the bay area it will be quite warm again inland but we're prooblly not seeing triple digits. look for meis of 94 concord, 96 at fairfield antioch will get close to 100, 98 degrees. around the bay, 78 oakland, 80 san ha faye co-64 on the coast. here's your beach forecast for tomorrow, highs in coastal areas tomorrow will range from mid 60s to low 70s so mild enough that you could call it beach weather. it will be partly cloudy with some high clouds and some low clouds lingering at the coast despite the prebs of clouds, the uv index will be high so sunscreen is highly recommended. ocean temperatures will be where you might expect them, only about 55 degrees. but it's going to be a lovely weekend. larry and ama?

>> clearly you didn't listen to war even buffet's advice. otherwise you wouldn't be here right now. you'd be retired, on the yacht. >> on the beach, yeah. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4 -- >> i think people didn't know the whole story. >> tourists who put a baby bison in their suv are explaining why they did it. what they said was really behind the controversy. i'm "7 on your side's" michael finney. long distance call cards, do they even still sell those

>> announcer: san ramon, san mateo and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. we should know next week if any criminal charges will be filed in that cincinnati zoo gorilla case. the hamilton county prosecutor plans to announce on monday if he'll pursue charges against the parents of that little boy who fell into the enclosure last saturday, leading to the fatal shooting of a silver back gorilla. legal experts say the prosecution seems unlikely. tourists at yellowstone national park who put a baby bison in their suv are explaining why they did it after facing intense backlash on social media. the story can only be seen on

abc. >> reporter: the couple are trying to set the record straight after being blamed for the death of a baby bison. >> do you think that people were unfairly critical and way too harsh? >> i think so. >> i think people didn't know the whole story. >> reporter: the story started when father and son took a trip to yellowstone national park last month. there they found a shivering baby bison. they ended up putting the calf in their suv but park rangers say their actions led the calf to be rejected by its herd, leading it to be euthanized. this video taken by another tourist shows the lively calf struggling to make it across the river and keep up with the others. >> did you have any reservations about that? did you think maybe this isn't a good idea? >> the hair was standing up a little bit on that one. i wasn't 100% sure but when i saw the calf outside shaking, i felt that you know this was the right thing to do. >> reporter: but many others disfwleeed and the pair became targets of heavy criticism online. this petition justice for baby

bias called for harsh punishment knowing what they know now -- >> in yellowstone park we would leave it. they say let nature take the course. >> reporter: yellowstone issued an alert requesting visitors to not approach bison or any other animal at the park because it could affect their well-being and it could be a dangerous situation all around. i'm generjanet oh. time now for "ask finney" "7 on your side's" michael finney asking questions sent in by facebook, twitter and e-mail. first question from lauren c. from south san francisco, how will my credit score be affected when costco switches from american express to citi visa? i might have also asked this question. i'm wondering what's going on. >> a really good question. a lot of people have these cards. you shouldn't be afkted at all. what we're hearing is that citi visa is not going to be pulling any credit reports. that whair going to go is give you exactly what american express was giving you in terms of a card and a credit line so because of that they don't need to go pull a credit score. now, here's something a lot of people don't know.

you'll be able to shop at costco come january 20th -- excuse me. june 20th when the jichover turns. you'll be able to use any visa card when voping at costco. you don't have to have the citi visa. if you do have the citi visa, you will get reward points. >>er don't get those with any other visa. there you go. >> h. wong from oakland asked on twitter, which is safer, store displayed gift cards or coin star gift cards? >> you noknow, that's of a toug question. let me start off by telling you coin star is an e gift card. so you just get an electronic like e-mail type of thing. a lot of places sell those. gift cards.com. those tend to be very safe because nobody can steal them out in the real world. however, online they can go steal that information just like anything else can be stolen online. now, when you're buying a card at a store, you've got to make sure it hasn't been tampered with and after you buy it and after you put money on the card, i want you to immediately get on your phone and call the number on the back and make sure the

money is there. that way you can be sure you got the money. >> all right. last question, joanne m. from san mateo e-mails, can you recommend a good buy on a calling card to use in the u.s. only? don't want long distance on my home phone. >> wow, that's really interesting. that's a great question. a few people are beginning to use calling card s again becaus of what you just said. back in the day i used to tell people, if you want the best deal on a calling card, don't go to a tourist area, physically go into a neighborhood that has a large immigrant population and start comparing prices. that's where you would get the best deal. now i tell you go online, shop around. you're going to get some really amazingly cheap prices. this will be like a penny a minute that type of thing. >> wow. >> there aren't as many cards out there. i can't recommend just one because there are big ones like at&t and then tiny ones. i could go set up a kai ncompan now. it would take me an hour. a lot of people are doing that. use a name you can trust.

>> how much are the finney cards charging? >> are you buying one? >> well, i have a feeling it will be more than one cent per minute. >> yeah. i need more money than that. >> that's what i thought. thank you, michael. in it today's wellness support, cancer sewer viefrs reached a record number latest year. and meditation could be a key in improving school performance. more americans than ever are surviving cancer. the american cancer society says the number of people with a history of cancer in the u.s. reached 15.5 million this year alone. the growth reflects both advances in early detection as well as treatment. that number is expected to grow to 20 million by the year 2026. gluten free is said to be only useful for those with celiac disease chblt. study done at columbian university also found that gluten free may also be damaging for those who can eat glute nl. gluten-free foods can mask celiac disease in blood tests. using meditation helped

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hoping it will persuade more doll manufacturers to think of kids with disabilities. >> that is so touching. >> it is. >> so emotional. abc 7 news at four continues. up next, an east bay city going to extremes to show their support for the sharks. what putsburg will be called until the stanley cup final is over. right now kristen is here way look at what's coming up at 5. larry and ama, coming up, boarding up after a fire and a manhunt. tonight a plea too help a family who lost everything throughing clir dog. how tiest tourists are being targeted? find out on camera, find out what these men posing at works are really doing. these stories and more when

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here's a look at tonight's prime time lineup on abc 7. beyond the tank is at 8:00, then shark tank takes over at 9:00, 20/20 at 10:00 and then join us for abc 7 news at 11:00. all right, so we asked the question, what is in a letter?

well, a lot if it happens to be the letter "h" at the end of the word pittsburgh. of course you know the san jose sharks are in the stanley cup finals against the pittsburgh beng wins. now, one east bay city is going to extremes to avoid being confused for the enemy. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield shoes us how pittsburg, california, pittsburgh with a "g" on the end is showing off its teal pride. >> reporter: the sign clearly announces where you are, but signs can be deceiving. and apparently names can be changed. >> we basically renamed our town teal town. >> reporter: welcome to teal town, the name pittsburg was just too embarrassing while the san jose sharks are playing the pittsburgh penguins in the finals. >> we didn't like being associated with the peng wings. we want to be associated with the sharks. >> reporter: so teal town it is, a new banner at city hall make it's known penguins are not welcome here. city staff has new t-shirts a even new letterhead until the series is over, of course. >> never turning our back on our

name but we're certainly supportive of the sharks and all of the bay area. >> reporter: the city is trying to get the idea to spread, suggesting that businesses offer shark tas tick pan kaikz and teal town smooth eighties. on the other hand of the tread shed tire shop is on board. >> i was very excited. very excited. first thing that popped into my head when i found out we were playing the peng wings, we're asighted with the name. i'm glad to be teal town. >> reporter: residents seem to be okay changie ining city's nar now. >> i think's good to support the bay area and our team. just support rgor ow team. >> reporter: back at the tire shop, employees are cheering for the sharks and definitely going to play along with city hall. >> oh, heck yeah. the tread shed is based in teal town now. >> reporter: in case you find this upsetting, it is all tongue-in-cheek and the city wants you to know it's not costing pittsburg anything. all of the banners have been donated by the sharks. in teal town, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> like that teal town. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at favour.

i'm larry biel. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with dan and kristen. a lot of credit 6 after a trump rally turned violent in san jose. did police wait too long to move? and what trump is saying about what happened. san francisco s.w.a.t. teams respond on the ground and on the roof with guns drawn. the very tense moments behind the standoff in the city. also ahead, a new push to ban the blue angels from flying over san francisco. and the train carrying oil, that is now on fire. >> i'm abc 7 meteorologist sandhya patel. triple digit heat, changes are coming for the weekend. i'll detail them out. >> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. you know what they are? they're thugs. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump today with harsh words for these protesters. this is the latest case of protesters turning violent outside his political rallies in

the days before the state's presidential primary. good edge, i'm kristen sze tv and i'm dan ashley. both the police chief and the mayor of san jose today are defending how they handled the violence last night. four people have been arrested and one officer was injured. donald trump is reiterating his thoughts in this tweet. talking about what he calls thugs and how his supporters are far tougher if they want to be. for more on what happened now, let's get to abc 7 news reporter david louie live at the mchenry convention center where the trouble all broke out. david? >> reporter: well, dan, san jose police are not saying where the protesters came from, whether they're from here in the south bay or from other parts who came here to sacause problems. now, while a few people were injured, police are defending their actions saying that thousands of others arrived and left the rally safely. >> obviously in hindsight we would say that wasn't enough. >> reporter: san jose's police chief acknowledging he could have used more than the 250 officers trying to keep the two sides apart. police maintain lines to keep

protest rz from harassing or attacking people as they arrivednd left the trum will rally. >> the discipline that they showed i think led to the safety of thousands of others as well. again, even though the assaults that occurred were appalling. >> reporter: but the protesters became provocative throwing a bottle at one officer and getting into fights with rally attendees. >> i've seen one person get a beer bottle thrown at their head and they started bleeding. i saw another i think it was about five people on one person. it was actually a trump supporter getting beat up by a bunch of protesters. i had to see like three cops come out and they had to pull them ouf. >> reporter: steven tong was harassed as he went to the parking garage after the rally. he intervened when protesters bothered an elderly couple. this photo taken by the bay area news group captured the fear in tong's face as he was being mens menaced. >> they vocced me so they could throw punches april stuff like that. then another protester tried to rip the sign out of my hand. they're just trying to take the sign away from me. >> reporte