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antipolice terror project and we're here saying that opd is rotten to its core and that the officers that were involved in the rape of this child or the exploitation of this child had when she turned 18. >> reporter: this comes one day after libby schaaf announced a new investigation into the department unrelated to the sex scandal. we have learned it involves homicide sergeant mike gant. according to the east bay express gant faces possible charges for allegedly allowing a mistress access to criminal file and having her write his police reports. >> the culture of this department does not tolerate unethical behavior. >> reporter: the current sex scandal involves as many as 14 officers and inappropriate relationships with a teenager who goes by the name of celeste. abc 7 news has learned a convicted child molester and apparently relative of celeste is listed in the megan's law registry as living in the same home she grew up in. alejandro was convicted of lewd and lascivious acts with a child

under the age of 14. we couldn't reach family members for comment. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> thank you so much, laura. san francisco police need your help identifying this man. they believe he randomly stabbed a man outside a bar on irving street last week. police say the victim was texting outside the bar when a man walked by and stabbed him. there was no attempt to rob the victim. >> the suspect came out of nowhere and just stabbed him and continued to walk away. and we need to know who this person is, arrest him because he could do this again. >> this video shows the stabber holding something in his left hand. police think it was used in the attack. the victim suffered a puchk tur wound to a lung but is recovering. more information has emerged with a 17-year-old boy accused of murdering one of his novato classmates last month. the suspect juan martinez was arrested a week before the murder suspected in the rape of a 15-year-old girl. marin county prosecutors did not

charge martinez in the rape case and he was released after spending two days in juvenile hall. the district attorney not commenting on the rape case because it's a juvenile matter. the trial date for the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar is set for august 1st. the ruling was made inside a san jose courtroom this morning. 15-year-old sierra lamar was last seen in 2012 while on her way to a school bus stop. her body has never been found. prosecutors saleh march's dna was found in torres' car. the case has been delayed. hundreds have been evacuated as fires are burning in three states along the west coast. here in california, an out-of-control wildfire near santa barbara has growth to some 4,000 acres. this has been a challenge for crews dealing with dry conditions and strong winds. abc news reporter stephanie ramos with the latest from los angeles. >> reporter: it's day three in this raging brush fire in california is still out of control. >> trying to hold that line. >> reporter: firefighters are up against high heat, rough terrain

and dconditions as they try to put out roaring flames. >> the reality is that hinges can change very rapidly and dlo change they ra rapidly in the evening. >> reporter: this is the first fire up in that canyon in more than 60 years. about 1200 firefighters are working to contain it, including a fleet of aircraft dropping water and retardant on what's been named the sherpa fire. the blaze got going wednesday afternoon and quickly spread to 4,000 acres by friday prompting evacuations of homes, ranches and campsites around the canyon. >> we're at the mercy evof the weather. this is rough country. a lot of wind last night. >> reporter: authorities forced a shutdown of busy stretch of the 101 freeway, the maintain coastal route between southern and northern california. >> there will probably be more closures. >> reporter: to the east fire fiertds in arizona working to contain this fire and also facing challenges. next door in new mexico, the doghead fire there exploding to 16,000 acres fueled by high

winds and dry knz. >> a huge heat wave is expected throughout the weekend in most of those areas dealing with wildfires. here in california, that triple digit heat coming our way and air quality combined is a big concern for firefighters ocean. stephanie ramos, abc news, los angeles. back here, a brush fire burned 12 acres in napa county today. it started around noon. the area is dry, providing plenty of fuel. there are homes and other buildings nearby. firefighters contained it before it caused any real damage. we saw a little rain today, not much. but a viewer sent us this picture of sprinkles on her windshield in union city this afternoon. >> it's been a gray, cloudy day, dreary. live look outside, spencer christian has the day off. meteorologist drew tuma outside with a look at your forecast. >> the sun really shy to peek out today and right now as larry would call it, drizlets and drop

leelts over the city. live doppler 7 hd is tracking what minimal wet weather we have. i want to get you down to street level. you do notice some pops of green on the screen, very limited in coverage. but where they are, they are dropping a few drizlets and droplets even over the golden gate bridge right now. what we are watching and what is the reason behind all. cloud cover and the drizzle, this stubborn cold front just offshore. that's going to move through overnight tonight and change our atmosphere for the brighter. rainfall, you saw measurable rainfall in the north bay around santa rosa and paint race. elsewhere, hayward, 0.04 inches of rain. if you're headed to the coliseum to see the a's game in oak land, a lot of cloud cover and cool weather. hour by hour, there's the slow moving cold front, picks up steam saturday morning so you wake up to clouds but saturday afternoon that sunshine is going to come out and for sunday we have dramatically warmer temperatures on the way. we'll detail the numbers, how hot we get with the full

accuweather forecast coming up. >> thanks a lot, drew. you know, the warriors were angry with the officiating last night in game six of the nba finals and today they are paying the price for their frustration. >> a lot of people railroad ang angan were angry. steve kerr and curry fined $25,000, curry for throwing his mouth piece late in the fourth quarter. he threw it at the son of a cavaliers owner. a rare display of rage from the two-time mvp who fouled ouflt game. then he said, sorry, sorry, kerr came out in support of his superstar. he ripped the refs saying three of the six fouls called on steph were incredibly inappropriate. kerr will gladly pay the 25 grand because the message was for the refs who will be working game seven on sunday. he wants his star to get calls in the ultimate game in this series. and as much as warriors fans thought the officiating was somewhere between awful and rigged, the refs did not lose

this game for the dubs. when you can't score for the first five minutes of the game, when you total a season low 11 points in the first quarter, when harrison barnes goes 0-fer, 0 for 8 shooting, and you fall behind by 20 against a good team on the road, chances are slim to none. we saw iguodala's back being worked on. will he be effective in game seven in will warriors bench, will steph play like the mvp in a game seven. we will find out all of the above sunday at 5:00 p.m. >> abc 7 of course is your home for the nba finals. sunday join us for "world news tonight" at 3:30, nen abc 7 news warriors pregame show is at 4:00. >> at 4:30, precoverage begins, tip-off at 5:00. early start 5:00, not 6:00. 5:00 on sunday. father's day special.

and if you're not heading to oracle, you've got to know abc 7 is the only place to see game seven. after that, join me and mike shumann for "after the game." we'll have analysis from ex-warriors center adonal foyle. >> we just want to see a close game. no, we want to see us win a close game. >> i think steve kerr would be happy with a 25-point blowout win. >> we've had blowouts, though. >> we haven't had a close game down to the wire mvp versus mvp. that's the drama we're looking for in a game seven. i don't know if my heart can take that after the these six games. >> true, true. still ahead, the quick action from several people to save a man at san francisco's china beach. plus -- >> i don't want to do an interview. sorry. >> you can understand. it's been a long 24 hours for aisha curry, steph's wife, taking heat for her tweets last night. how fans reacting today. and new at 4:30, we're learning more about the first responders who risked their lives to save others during the

shooting rampage in orlando. as we approach 4:10, we'll take a live look at the afternoon kmult. this is the mccar thur maze. as you may expect, on a friday afternoon, it is slow going. the maze coming toward us is the traffic heading eastbound 80 ultimately trying to get toward berkeley. traffic moving a little better on the right hand side of the screen making a sweeping turn

>> announcer: santa rosa. berkeley. san jose. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. some alert swimmers helped rescue a man floating in the ocean off san francisco's sea

cliff area. a man in distress was first spotted this morning kicking around in the water off china beach. an off-duty lifeguard got him to shore and then he and other swimmers performed cpr. >> the guy was fully clothed, complete with shoes and a jacket and looked -- didn't look like he was actually swimming. his feet were kicking but he wasn't moving his arms. >> the man is in his 50s and doesn't appear to be a surfer or fisherman. he was still unconscious as he was rushed to the hospital. it's still unclear how he ended up in the ocean. swimmers say china beach is it not known for rip current pfz. >> president obama and his family are scheduled to arrive at yosemite in a few hours. they arrived in roswell, new mexico, and visited the karlzburg caverns. they're due in at water at about 7:15 and will overnight in the sierra, then visit yosemite tomorrow. the president is expected to deliver importance on the national park system. this is the first time in six

decades a visiting president has visited the park. we all saw steph curry throw his mouth guard in frustration last night. >> his wife also making news for her controversial tweets in people are reporting to. amy hollyfield talked to residents in orinda today. >> reporter: steph and ayesha curry may have made headlines but their former town is sticking by them. >> he's always so kind and unassuming. a great guy. i just think it was frustration. >> reporter: steph curry was fined $25,000 for throwing his mouth piece at the crowd, hitting a fan. his wife ayesha later tweeted she thinks the game was rigged for money or ratings. from the east bto san francisco we pound it was all the talk of the morning pif was a little surprised by her comments, to be honest xs i thought that was a little out there to say the nba rigged or they're doing it for money. >> i just hope she doesn't get

in any trouble for it. i hope the league is kind of looking past it. >> reporter: ayesha did not want to talk in front of cameras last night. >> sorry, i don't want to do an interview. sorry. >> reporter: but she did say more on twitter. she apologized saying she tweeted in the heat of the moment. and then followed up saying her father had been racially profiled at the game and it had been a long night for her. >> i agree with her. i think it's really sad. >> reporter: twitterer wasn't as positive as orinda. one person called her cry yeesh sha. othersaid, your husband lost. get over it. others told her to stop tweeting. but here at home, the curries can expect a warm embrace. >> oh, we love him. and wish him the best and hope they bring it home on sunday for sure. >> it was an eventful night for the currys. her tweet was retweetedor more than 80,000 times before she deleted it. people in aranda are hoping the next time the currys make headlines it's for a

championship. >> sometimes twitter is not your friend. >> it often isn't. especially if you're a celebrity. >> you have to be careful especially if you're steph's wife. people are going to blow that up. >> whatever you say. >> it's going to be controversial. no storm of controversy here with the weather, right? spencer is off. drew tuma is tracking some sprinkles for you us. >> folks on twitter ra really excited to see a little bit of wet weather in the middle of june. we don't typically see that much in the way of storms heading into summer. live doppler 7 hd right now doing its job, sweeping around trying to find the rain and coming up with a little bit. i want to get you street level, this is the past 15 minutes. you do notice some very light green on your screen. that is very light showers, drizzle at best. and it's moving from south to north so a little bit of this activity is crossing the bay into the north bay. so around sausalito moving to mill valley and likely into san rafael over the next 30 minutes or so. you can expect just a very light shower.

but besides that, the activity is very limited across the region. microclimates certainly in full play today. a live look from our san jose camera showing we're seeing decent breaks in the clouds and sunshine in the south bay. but in san francisco where it's overcast, we're currently 62, 66 in oakland 77 mt. view. with the sunshine we're at 77 in san jose, morgan hill 79. we'll take you a little bit to the north from our mt. tam cam, you can see several layers of cloud cover really making that sunshine hard to come through. santa rosa, napa and the north bay cool in the upper 60s, concord actually just dropped to 69 degrees live on the air. and livermore right now at 74. from our sfo camera, overcast skies in the forecast. it's go calling for a lot of clouds overnight. there's a chance for a sprinkle with the cold front nearby. we'll start saturday off with clouds, we'll transition into sunshine by the afternoon. and for dad, it's a gift. we're warm and we're sunny to round out the weekend. overnight tonight, the call

everybody drops into the 50s. you see a fair amount of cloud cover in the north bay. we'll call it partly cloudy in the south bay getting breaks. future weather hour by hour first thing in the morning, notice we are seeing a fair amount of cloud cover. we get the cold front midday, wipes the cloud cover away and by the afternoon we'll see sunny skies. the cold front is it going to keep temperatures a little cool for this time of year. so 60s along the coast. we'll see 70s around the bay and our warmest spots mild with the sunshine in the low 80s. however, look at your father's day planner. on sunday, temperatures really jump in the afternoon. inland, yep, going back into the 90s around the bay. we are warm in the 80s and on the coast we're mild in the mid to upper 60s, sunshine from start to finish. and as we actually welcome summer on monday, those 90s are sticking around inland and temperatures are going above normal across the region. the accuweather seven-day forecast, clouds to sun to start off the weekend. it's really nice for dad on father's day sunday. there's the summer solstice,

temperatures jumping. then we'll slowly start to cool off each day. kristen and larry, temperatures after tomorrow are going to stay likely love normal for the next several days. admiring those ties in your graphic. >> very stylish. up next, high-flying act is one of many things you can do for free this weekend. where you can catch all the action. and a bunch of people like to fly over the traffic. in san jose, this is 101, the usual southbound backup even the carpool lane is slowing down. northbound is fine as is 880 over the top. we'll be back right after

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meet loaf is responsive and recovering well today ach collapsing during a show in canada last night. several videos on social media show the grammy winning singer falling down while he was singing his hit song "i'd do ni anything for love." meat loaf's representative said he suffered from severe dehydration. the 68-year-old had postponed a show earlier in the week because of illness. abc 7 news was at the city hall for the raising of the lgbt flag in honor of pride month. it will hang over polk street. . >> for that moment of

celebration, we're also honoring the victims that's why we pulled it back for half mast. >> the two-day pride celebration at civic center plaza will start one week from tomorrow and the pride parade will be one week from sunday. are you looking for something fun to do this weekend like maybe a game seven on father's day? >> or being pampered. >> that would be nice, too. >> reggie aqui has some ideas for you. >> dancers suspendinged from the sky and an r&b queen singing to you in the news. hood line has the best entertainment money can't buy. ♪ love that song. that is janelle monae singing "queen." you can hear her sunday at stern grove festival. she is kicking off the free summer concert series. ♪ the tightrope, the free seats are first come, first served. janelle is very popular so you'll want to guarantee a spot. there's only one way to do that.

it is going to cost you something. sunday's 2:00 p.m. concert is a fund raiser. 250 bucks will score you a reserved seat. stern grove not like seeing a show in an arena. you're outdoors, there's trees above you co. more coming up this summer. okay, dancers ready? >> another great free event, these amazing vertical dancers from a group called band aloop. yes, it's kind of like lionel richie's, oh, what a feeling when you're dancing on a ceiling only cool. you're looking at rehearsal footage. art wilwill be projected 9:00 p friday, saturday and sunday. the group sf public canvas trying to tell a story about the market and tenderloin area. for more, go to our website abc 7 news.com. we'll hook you up with the hood line links. reggie aqui, abc 7 news.

an emotional reunion after the deadly orlando shooting. >> so glad you're alive, man. >> coming up, one of the survivors meets the man who saved his life. plus, disney puts up new safety measures today after a toddler was killed in an alligator attack. and later, a warning for certain fans heading to copa america at levi's stadium this weekend and the punishment one

>> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. here are rur headlines as we approach 4:30. protest rz rallied outside of oakland's police headquarters today. sky7 hd showing them hanging a banner that reads opd guilty of human trafficking and statutory rape. the pro festers are referring to a scandal strofling a teenager. laura anthony tweeted, video of the protefrts calling the police predators while two people hung the banner. er laura is talking to oakland mayor chaff as we speak. abc 7 news reporter vic lee tweeted that gun sales have taken off since the orlando shooting last weekend. coming up at 5, new gun owners tell vic why they're suddenly interested in learning how to shoot. just days after the mass shooting killed dozens in orlando a lawsuit has been filed in the wake of another terror attack, the one in paris last november. this lawsuit blames social media companies. abc 7 news reporterer jonathan

bloom live in the newsroom with the details. >> well, those attacks happened in ocean way, but the lawsuit was filed right here in northern california. the father of the lone american citizen killed in that attack is suing tech companies here in the bay area for providing the social media platforms terrorists use for recruitment. >> they're not doing enough. >> keith altman is referring a grieving father. >> he is just heartbroken. >> reporter: the lone american citizen murdered in the paris attacks, her father filed this lawsuit alleging that google, facebook and twitter are all partially responsible. >> these companies allow the terrorists to use their sites to engage in terrorist operations. >> reporter: terrorism law experts know it's an ongoing problem and uphill legal battle. >> you can't hold a company like facebook or twitter liable for something that someone says on the platform. >> reporter: to win, they'll have to prove social media posts directly po caused the killings in paris. the court papers are peppered

with propaganda posted online. >> it has the most amount of graphics i've seen. >> reporter: the plaintiffs argue they could do more to keep them down using the same alerting muscle they use to decide what content to show you. >> if they put a fraction of the effort into shutting down the terrorists as they do in trying to figure out what ad to show me, i think we wouldn't be having this conversation today. >> reporter: in separate statements all three companies have said they prohibit terrorist content and remove it as soon as it's flagged. >> i also suspect behind the scenes they are actually doing more. one reason that you might not want to make these things public is once you tell the terrorists how you're trying to track them down, of course they'll change their methods. >> reporter: the companies haven't responded to the lawsuit wret. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. no to the latest on the deadly orlando shooting. a person familiar with the fbi's investigation says the wife of shooter omar mateen text

messaged him the night of the shooting. noor mateen who used to live in contra costa county asked him where he was and told him she loved him. marci gonzalez has the latest from orlando. >> reporter: grieving families saying final good-byes, some of the 49 victims killed in the orlando nightclub massacre laid to rest today. as we hear from first responders. >> so glad you're alive, man. >> reporter: their stories of heroi heroism, of rushing into the horrific scene sunday morning and saving lives >> a lot of officers drug people out of there, people who were wounded who couldn't walk on their own. our officers risked their lives for their safety. >> reporter: in the midst of the terror we're told the killer omar mateen texted his wife noor asking if she'd seen the news. both expressing their love for each other. it's not clear whether she knew about his murderous rampage. she and mateen's father now on the no fly list as the fbi

investigates. the fbi meanwhile yet to comment on alarming claims from the owner of this florida gun store that mateen stopped in five to six weeks ago wanting to buy bulk ammunition and body armor. the employees immediately suspicious say they refused to sell to him and called the fbi. >> our intuition was correct, and it's just -- it's very sad that we had him that close. it was that close that law enforcement could have gotten their hands on him. >> reporter: investigators say mateen's wife was with him when he bought ammunition at a different store. authorities are still trying to determine whether she will face any charges. marci gonzalez, abc news, orlando. i need a big hug from you marngs. man. so glad you're alive, man. >> just days after that deadly day, an emotional reunion and a warm embrace by a police officer and angel colon. officer omar delgado saved co n

colon's life. this is the first time they've met since the gunman went on a shooting rampage. >> there were bodies all over the floor. somebody yelled out, this person is moving. another person i saw was moving so i went and another officer grabbed him. >> i was facedown laying down on the floor. i could only move my arms and my head up so -- >> i just saw him and his glasses. i'm like, help me, please. >> colon was shot in the hand and the hip. he told abc news he might have bled to death if officer delgado had not pulled him from that club. and happening now at the county center plaza in brentwood city, county and city officials are holding a vigil with members of lgbt to honor the victims in orlando and to show solid darety against homophobia and gun violence. you can see the rainbow flag. it will include the reading of the victims' names, candlelight and music and of course the raising of the lgbt flag. in charleston, south carolina, a ceremony was held to honor nine

victims or nine people killed one year ago today at emanuel ame church. ♪ south carolina governor nikki haley says she's kept the victims' funeral programs as a daily reminder of that day. a gunman targeted the parishioners of the african-american church during bible study. add today's service, governy haley held up each program while sharing a story about the victims. disney world is taking steps to prevent another tragedy involving an alligator and one of its guests. you can see fencing being installed along the seven seas lagoon in orlando. these fences are in response to the tragedy that happened on tuesday when an alligator came up out of the water and dragged a 2-year-old boy into the water. divers found his body the next day. resort officials are also putting up these new "danger" signs warning about alligators and snakes in the area. a mother from mississippi shared these photos on facebook showing her 3-year-old son wading in

that very same lagoon right before lane graves was snatched by the large reptile. disney of course is the parent company of abc 7. a civil rights watch dog in the u.s. says the man suspected of killing a british lawmaker had ties to a neo-nazi group. this follows the murder of jo cox. cox believes the united kingdom should remain in the european union. british voters will vote on the issue next week. today both sides have suspended their campaign in cox's honor. prime minister david cameron and the leader of cox's labor party paid tribute to her today. >> today our nation is rightly shock pd and i think this is a moment to stand back and think about some of the things that are so important about our country. >> it's an attack on democracy what happened yesterday. it's the well of hatred that killed her. >> parliament will return from a recess to honor cox during of a special session in london on monday. russian sha now plans to appeal to the international

olympic committee after its entire track and field team was banned from this summer's olympic games in brazil. this follows a decision in vienna by track and field's worldwide governing body to uphold the ban that went into effect in november against the russians after accusations of doping and blocking drug testing. russia claims it has reforped its anti-doping system since then, but a lot of others are skeptical about that. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4, how uber is giving back to the lgbt community this weekend. but first, they may be the fastest growing stars in sports, the big boost baby steph curry and baby lebron james are getting to their careers. and i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. tracking some rare june showers, we'll zoom in a little closer, light drizzle crossing the golden gate into the north bay. we'll talk about when this cold front will clear the area and what it means for your father's day come up in the full accuweather forecast. so drew mentioned you may get sprinkles on the golden gate

bridge. let's take a live look right now at that span. you can see definite live clouded over, kind of a gray commute. the direction heading into san francisco with the headlights is looking okay and leaving san francisco into marin looks all right as well.

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weeknights after abc 7 news at 11:00. >> in their case, it would be perfectly okay to be a cry baby. >> are you taking a shot at lebron? are you saying he's whining about calls? >> just two cute babies if they cry, they'll be fine. >> all right. spencer christian is off. meteorologist drew tuma up there on the roof with your accuweather update. >> we're seeing differences in our weather. when you look south, tons of sunshine. you look north and we've got a little bit of wet weather to talk about. live doppler 7 hd, we love seeing green on the screen especially in the middle of june. that rain to the north and west, that shield, that's a cold front. ahead of it we're seeing a couple of drops work their way into the bay area. we'll zoom in a little tighter. this light area of drizzle just crossed the golden gate into the north bay so around tiburon right now, sausalito. you taking the ferry north, you're going to see a little bit of wet weather of the you may want to stay inside the fehr rip instead of outside this afternoon. we'll track that cold front for you. future weather hour by hour,

really stubborn the move the next several hours it's going to get its act in gear. early tomorrow morning it's pushed onshore there's that chance of some light drizzle in the north bay but it quickly moves in and out. by the afternoon. and behind it we have sunnier skies and clouds will quickly clear by saturday afternoon. so highs behind that cold front cool for this time of year, 60s on the coast, 70s around the bay and our warmest spots are going to be in the low 80s as you go inland. we'll take you into the alameda county fair, start off with some cloud cover, but we'll have sunnier skies by the afternoon. accuweather seven day forecast father's day, it's nice for dad. we warm up, into the low 90s and stay in the 90s at least through midweek. we'll start off with clouds tomorrow and end tomorrow afternoon with lots of sunshine. still ahead on abc 7 news at 4, big scare at a walmart store that sent shoppers running for their lives. plus, a new beginning.

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>> announcer: santa clara. san francisco. east bay and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. cell phone video captured fireworks exploding inside a walmart store in arizona. some shoppers ran for the door. they thought it was a gunman opening fire. police believe two men captured by surveillance cameras may have set wednesday's fire. people were treated for smoke inhalation but nobody was taken to the hospital. the store may remain closed for up to a week while repairs are made. uber is showing solidarity with the victims in orlando. the company is offering free rides to and from venues important to the lgbt community in 40 city thz weekend. here in the bay area, a discount of up to $20 will be be applied if you get dropped off or picked up from places like harvey milk plaza or the castro theater in san francisco or the whiter horse inn in oakland. 19 people took the final step toward becoming u.s. citizens today on the peninsula. ♪ and the home of the brave

abc 7 news was in downtown san mateo as the new citizens an their families sang the national anthem. minutes later, they took the oath of citizenship and received a pep talk from congresswoman jackie spear. >> there's nothing more exciting to me than having the opportunity to watch you be sworn in as united states of america citizens. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. >> today's ceremony honored both world refugee day and flag day which was celebrated earlier this week. >> congrats. let's talk health. alcohol companies are targeting the health conscious consumer. >> and single working moms carry a heart burden. here's jane king. single working moms who are often pressed for time and money may have to worry about their heart health, too. compared to married mothers with jobs, single working moms in the united states have a higher risk of heart disease and stroke according to researchers. they're also more likely to smoke. for those consumers who want an

alcoholic drink that's light on kalras there's a lineup of companies waiting to entice you with various boozy seltzer beverages now on the market. this is the newest healthy trend in getting your buzz on these alcoholic selgtser watterse es there's a new slew of products. only 7% of consumers said they think ready to drink alcoholic beverages that are low in calories are also high quality. many parents wonder if they should comment on their children's weight. well, a new study says just don't do it. the study was published in the journal of eating abld weight disorders. many are finding parents careless usually well-meaning comments about a child's weight are often predictors of unhealthy dieting behaviors binge eating and other disorders and mayry even force negley stereotypes about weight children internalize. from the nasdaq. i'm jane king. heerz to your health. >> it's been 13 years since the

animated film "finding nemo" found its way to the big screen. this weekend a long-awaited squeal opens in theaters. jonathan bloom takes us behind the scenes at disney's pixar animation studios with a look at what it took to resurrect the old characters and create a very complicated new co-star. >> reporter: it's a film about some familiar fish. >> where did you see them last? >>ive forgot. >> reporter: one is a little forgotful. >> sorry. i suffer from short-term memory loss. >> reporter: ellen is back as the voice for dory. as for that loveable blue face, pixar dug into its archives. >> kind of like opening a microsoft word document 13 years later. it's bound to be messed up. >> reporter: in 13 years the software has totally changed and so have the people at pixar. for a lot of these animators working under water is actually new. >> it's more difficult to convince people there's water there. most of our crew had to sort of learn the fish swimming physics. we had experts come in and talk to you us about how fish swim.

perhaps the biggest challenge was a character who's brand-new. this one doesn't have fins. he has tent akells. >> hi, i'm dory. >> hank was a big challenge for us. >> reporter: jeremy talbot was in charge. >> loving but occur munchingly kind of older. >> that's the exhibit located right next to i don't >> reporter: hank has seven t t tentacles without eight. >> we ended up going to the monterey bay akwair jum. we all went behind stage and held a real pacific octopus. >> reporter: then the tougher task, making hank relatable. >> this is a test of hank. animation was trying to figure out his personality. how cartoony can he be be? >> reporter: how does he talk? no more talking. >> the mouth was a big exploration for us. a real octopus' mouth is right underneath him. >> reporter: early drawings had a more human muj. they settled on something in between. >> putting it under the flap of

skin in front made it act like a mustache and also aged him a little bit. which was great. >> reporter: designing hank took two years, a model so complicated animate rz took to drawing the tentacles by hand until the rest scene was finished. he's sure to leave an impress n impression. in emeryville, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. when abc 7 news continues, a warning to fans of the mexican soccer team before this weekend's copa america match at levi's stadium. and dan is here with a look at what's coming up at 5. coming up next, the big jump in bay area gun sales following the orlando massacre. but what local lawmakers want to do to slow them down. also -- >> like a bomb went off right outdecide. awful we knew is our window was flying at us. >> the close call. a runaway car sends a light pole into their home. those

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here is a look at tonight's lineup. shark tank at 8:00 followed by what would you do then 20/20 at 10:00 and join us for abc 7s in at 11:00. copa america continues in the south bay. tomorrow's match between mexico and chile is sold-out but some are worried about whether this will actually be an appropriate venue for families even fifa is getting involved in this. chris nguyen explains. >> reporter: controversy surrounding fans of the mexican soccer team, the term they're using and why many are calling it offensive. >> there's people out there telling them, you know, that word is never okay to say. >> reporter: diego gonzalez of san jose is referring to a four-letter word in the spanish language that roughly translates to male prostitute, a slur said

toward gay men in mexico. >> it's a feminizing, vilifying and off the ra sizing. >> reporter: the word is often heard when the mexican national team plays internationally. most recently it's been heard in the copa america tournament typically yelled by mexican fans trying to distract the opposing goalie. more needs to be done to stop people from thinking it's an okay term to use. >> we have to be able to i think engage in meaningful challenges, not just dialogue but meaningful challenges to how do we engage in the public sphere? >> reporter: fifa has fined the mexican national team thousands of dollars in the past year due to the actions of its fans. in fact, the team even released this video urging fans to stop using derogatory language especially at matches. but so far, it hasn't worked. gonzalez who is gay and hispanic says it makes it that much harder to watch a match knowing that he'll hear something hurtful. >> you just want to enjoy the

evening, just watching the game. then you just hear that word and interrupted with that ugly connection. >> reporter: the mexican national team will play chile in the copa america quarterfinals tomorrow at levi's stadium. chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> they're estimating 70,000 people will attend that quarterfinal match between mexico and chile. fans are encouraged to take public transit. we have a list of closures and detours around the stadium on our website. we also have a map showing the bay area cities where you can watch team usa in the copa america semifinals at a movie theater tuesday night. it will be broadcast live from chicago tuesday at 6:00 our time. we have details on the participating theaters as well at abc 7 news.com. thank fos for joining us. abc 7 news at 5 begins right now with dan and kristen. frustration for the defending champs here in cleveland. >> the meltdown in the midwest. next at 5, the price steph curry

and kerr are paying for last night's behavior and the angst in dub nation. also, the big wildfire threatening homes in santa barbara county. it could impact travel plans. outrage in oakland about police misconduct. new developments tonight raising some eyebrows. i'm drew tuma. a cold front offshore bringing some areas of drizzle this evening. that cold front will affect part of our weekend. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast. >> announcer: live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. and a foul on curry! and curry is going to get hit with a technical. he throws his mouth piece after fouling out of the game. >> a hefty fine for the big heave. steph curry docked $25,000 for his actions in game six last night. the good news, he was not suspended. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. you know, steph curry is not the only member of the team a little lighter in the wallet tonight. >> the nba also hit coach steve

kerr for 25 grand for his criticism of the officials. >> kerr called three of the six personal fouls against curry, quote, absolutely ridiculous. his words. >> the calamity in cleveland now has many dubs fans a little worried heading into game seven. we'll hear from sports director larry biel in just a minute. but we're going to begin our coverage with eric thomas live in oakland tonight. eric? >> reporter: dan, it's a good thing that lake merritt is nice and calm right now because warriors fans around here sure aren't. i'm not a psychiatrist, but i know anxiety when i see it. i mean, it's after all one of the biggest events in bay area sports history. the warriors are so deeply engrained in oakland's dna you can't catch a bus without being reminded what's at stake. >> this is really serious. >> reporter: one of the biggest games in nba history for a town that needs something to feel positive about right now. >> it's back-to-back championships, i guess, yeah, that's pretty big. it would be big for the bay

area. >> reporter: so big that the website seat geeks says the average resale ticket for game seven is going for more than $2100. that's the most they've ever seen. stubhub has already sold a couple of vip seats for more than $49,000. it's not hard to figure out why. >> i think they're pretty much the national team right now because they play such excellent team ball. >> reporter: and he's a bulls fan from chicago. just visiting the newest exhibit at the oakland museum of california, one dedicated to last year's dubs championship featuring shoes from klay, festus and harrison and even a championship ring. >> it really represents oakland coming together and really kind of the spirit of team work that the warriors represent. >> reporter: it should be noted that every fan we talked to today predicted a warriors win on sunday with a little help from the bleachers, of course. >> it's going to take for the fans to really just keep the team hyped, keep them with good energy. >> reporter: and this fan had