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 a

special message for her counterparts in cleveland. >> lebron is a cry baby, and i'm from oaktown. i'm just keeping it real and calling it like i call it. >> reporter: go dubs. in oakland, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> well, the fans are concerned should the warriors be worried? >> it's a little tense but it is exciting. abc 7 news sports director larry biel is here with that perspective and what happened last night. what happened? >> it all went bad. i want to pay the guy who paid $49,000 for the ticker and see what he does and see if he needs an assistant. history is actually on the warriors side here. home teams are 15-3 all-time in game sevens of the finals. the road team hasn't won since 1978. the problem is the warriors look extremely vulnerable the last couple of games partly because of injuries partly because lebron james looked very much like the king. he scored 41 points in back-to-back finals games with the cavs facing elimination.

you now, to make matters wofrs here, the warriors best defender iguodala are playing with an ailing back. warriors fans were outraged by the refs last night. we told you about the $25,000 fine to steph. but steph and the dubs need to take that rage and carry it into sunday's game seven. bring the intensity. bring the tenacity. >> we have to show some fire for game seven. that's a great opportunity for us at home in front evof our fa to again try to win a championship. so we're going to need some emotion and some grit and toughness for that game. >> controlled emotion. this has been an epic record setting season for the warriors, 73 wins. a unanimous are mvp. it either ends in storybook fashion with champagne and confetti or the anguish and despair of catastrophic

collapse. it's all on the line on sunday. and one last note. the warriors have not lost three games in a row all year long. reason for optimism. >> absolutely. we can't have a catastrophic collapse you're talking about. >> no. game six as larry said also was very difficult and stressful for steph's wife ayesha curry, getting some criticism for a tweet she sent during the fourth quarter last night. in it she said the game was rigged for money or ratings. she quickly deleted it, then sent another which read in part, tweeted in the heat of the moment. among those calling her out, espn analyst stephen smith who said curry should act more like lebron james' wife and be quiet to which ayesha curry tweeted, why are you pitting two women against each other? you're the one who is out of pocket. >> abc 7 is the only place you can see game seven on sunday. watch "world news" at 3:30 followed by our pregame show at

4:00 and 4:30 abc's coverage of game seven begins with the warriors and cavs in oakland. tip-off at 5:00 p.m. following the game join abc 7 news sports director larry biel and sports anchor mike shum been for "after the game" with analysis from adonal foyle. >> now to the business of basketball, a judge heard from both supporters and opponents of a new warriors arena planned for san francisco's mission bay. attorneys for the city and the warriors urged that the project should go forward during today's one-day trial. the mission bay alliance argued that the arena would cause hardships for patients and employees at ucsf's new medical center along third street. there's no jury involved. a judge will likely issue a ruling within the next month or so. today pro toasters in oakland rallied outside police headquarters calling for all officers who knew about a police sex scandal to be disciplined. drivers passing by honked in support. the protesters said they want to

know all the names of officers involved in the scandal. two protesters climbed flag piles and hanged a sign that said "opd guilty of human trafficking and statutory raep." a sexual misconduct investigation is looking into at least five officers who may have had sex with a teenager sometimes in exchange for telling her about prostitution stings. a family of a man killed by san francisco police officers is officers shot and killed luis in the mission district in april. police say gone gore ra ran at officers with a knife. according to john burris, the family's attorney, witnesses say gone garr ra was not acting aggressive lly with the knife when police arrived. claim is the first step toward filing a civil lawsuit. the trial date for the man accused of killing morgan hill teen aimger sierra lamar is set for august. the ruling was made inside a san jose courtroom this morning. again-year-old sierra lamar was last seen in 2012 while walking to a school bus stop.

her body has never been found. prosecutors say sierra's dna was found in torres' car. the case has been delayed multiple times in the past. torres who remains in jail could face the death penalty if convicted. a man was rescued in the ocean off san francisco this morning thanks to some alert swirms. swimmers off china beach spotted somebody kicking and sinking in the water. an off-duty lifeguard helped the man to shore where the swimmers performed cpr until rescue crews got there. the man in his 50s was wearing clothes and a jacket. there's no indication how he ended up in the ocean. the man was still unconscious when he was rushed to the hospital. moving on to the weather now, not exactly a great day heading into father's day weekend. >> this a live picture from our camera in emeryville looking back toward the bay. lots of clouds and sprinkles. kind of east coast like. >> especially for mid-june. a little muggy today. abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma is here with a look at what's going on. drew, even some raindrops. >> dan and kristen, june gloom

is certainly living up toity name today. a stubborn cold front off the coast has kept the clouds intact and has brought a couple of drops into the bay area. so going in a little tighter, live doppler 7 hd, we love to track some rain, love to track it in june. we have a little bit of light rain moving into the north bay over the past hour, half hour. a little light shower through mill valley down to san rafael. so limited in terms of coverage but we will be be dealing with a couple of drops of the next hour or soxt the reason why? there's the cold front offshore. that's going to slowly move onshore the next 12 hours or so. so the clouds are going to be with us this evening. rainfall we're wr it has fallen it's very light in general. we do notice future weather hour by hour, we start off with clouds on your saturday. we will end that saturday on a sunny note. it will be a cool start to the weekend but a warm finish on sunday. we'll track all the changes in the next 48 hours coming up in that full accuweather forecast. kristen? >> thank you, drew. it's more than 100 miles way

from here, but the so-called sherpa fire in southern california could impact your father's day weekend travel plans. the fire is burning 20 miles north of santa barbara. it has periodically forced the closure of highway 101. abc 7 news reporter rob hayes joins us live from that area with the latest on the fire battle. rob? >> reporter: well, we've been up on this hillside for the past five hours just watching a steady stream of air tankers and helicopters attack the sherpa fire from the sky. just a few minutes ago, flames came close to cresting that ridge, but crews are working hard to keep the flames from spreading into this canyon and beyond. this was the scene last night and early this morning practically a carbon copy of what happened had when the sherpa fire started on wednesday. the sun went down, the sundowner winds picked up and the fire exploded. >> those 50-mile-an-hour winds

kick up and all our firefighters and aircraft have to get grounded and we have to go into defensive mode and just because of the safety only. and we end up losing a lot more acrea acreage. >> reporter: more than 4,000 acres have already burned, more than 1200 personnel battling the flames. thousand fire officials are bracing for a serious heat wave with triple digits by monday and possibly not easing up for a while. >> we're still looking at above-normal temperatures potentially through the end of the month. so this could be a long fight to get over this current fire. >> reporter: throughout the day, crews have been hitting this fire from the air. this dc-10 dropping the retardant designed to keep fires from spreading. it leaves a pink mess behind, but pink is better than scorched. the forecast tonight calling for even more of those strong sundowner winds. the good news is, no injuries have been reported and only one

structure an outbuilding has burned. reporting live, rob hayes, abc 7 news. >> rob, thanks very much. a wildfire meantime burning dangerously close to homes and buildings in napa county has been contained. the fire started northeast of st. helena around noon today, quickly spread to 12 acres fueled bury dry brush. firefighters hit it from the ground and the air keeping it from reaching any buildings. no one was hurt. firefighters will stay on the scene throughout the evening to put out any hot spots. >> a brush fire has forced people to evacuate homes northeast of stockton. this blaze here has scorched 60 acres along comanche parkway. several structures have already burned. the fire is only 10% contained. in the aftermath of the orlando shootings, gun sales are booming and now stricter gun control bills are winding their way through the political process. vic lee is live in san mateo with the story. vic, we see both of these consequences after mass

shootings. >> reporter: that's correct. it's a phenomenon that happens after mass shootings. now, perhaps in fact, dan, you can hear sporadic gun fire from the shooting range we are told lots of people are booking classes to learn how to shoot. now, one gun store on the peninsula we're told had lines out the door on monday after that mass shooting in orlando. >> well, you should come in here and do your trading before. this way you know what kind of a gun is appropriate for you. >> reporter: the phones just won't stop ringing at bay area firearms in burlingame. one of the largest training businesses of its kind in the bay area. this while new shipments of firearms continue to arrive. owner scott jackson says they train on average 250 people a month and business he says has gone through the roof since the mass shootings in orlando. on monday, jackson says he sold 50,000 rounds of ammunition and his classroom bookings are skyrocketing a phenomenon that seems to happen after mass shootings.

>> my crew is working on father's day. we're quadruple booked, all families. everybody wants ar-15 and handgun. >> reporter: the ar-15, the target of gun control advocates who want them and other semiautomatic rifles banned across the country. congresswoman jackie spear is leading that campaign in the house. >> criminals and persons that shouldn't have guns are able to go on the internet or get them in personal private sales or get them at gun shows. >> reporter: but gun owners say gun control advocates are trampling on the second amendment. guns they say don't kill. people do. >> guns can be lethal. so can pencils, pens, knives. i mean, anything can be lethal. >> reporter: meantime the flurry of gun control legislation continues, which includes background checks for ammo purchases and the banning of large capacity magazines. vic lee, abc 7 news. just ahead on abc 7s in at 5, the hunt for this man a

suspect in an attack on a man police say was just minding his own business. also -- >> it was like a bomb went off right outside. all we knew is our window was flying at us. >> the close call for a south bay family. a runaway car sends a light pole right into their house. and later a look at whether the orlando shooting massacre will prompt changes to blood donation rules for gay and bisexual men. >> stay

>> announcer: walnut creek. burlingame. campbell. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. police in san francisco are calling it a bizarre case. a complete stranger stabs a man outside a bar. no apparent motive. now authorities are concerned the man may strike again. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live in the sunset with the story. >> reporter: well, it's friday night and san francisco police

are concerned that what happened here a week ago could be repeated somewhere else by the same person, and that's why they want you to see this surveillance video. it happened a week ago around 1:00 in the morning in front of dirty nellie's on the 2300 block of irving street. a customer stepped out to text someone when this man, a stranger, stabbed him in the back as he walked past him. there had been no altercation and the victim was not robbed. police say they can't find a motive. >> it was completely unprovoked. this person didn't know who he was. the suspect wasn't a patron in the barment he was just walking randomly. he saw a victim and took advantage and stabbed him and continued to walk away. >> reporter: the surveillance video shows an asian man, 5'6", about 150 pounds weari$150 poun prescription glass and holding a sharp object in his left hand twirling it. the victim described as a white male didn't see him coming.

the nie knife punctured his lung. 's been released frlt hospital. residents insist this is a safe neighborhood. >> usually when there's something like this there's a motive or they're robbing the person or whatnot. so yeah, i'm very shocked at what happened. absolutely. >> reporter: police worry the man in the video may attack again. >> we want to make sure that this person doesn't do it again. >> i'm sorry to hear it occurred, but i think that putting the word out there, putting the images out there is all that we can do. >> reporter: police are hoping someone out there will identify him. in san francisco, lianne m melend melendez, abc 7 news. a special prayer service was held today for a construction worker stabbed in san francisco last week. members of the archdiocese restorative justice ministry placed a candle and prayed where 58-year-old mitsy campbell was kill. police say she was stabbed by la zet couch after the 23-year-old woman became enraged because she was not allowed to use a portable toilet near a

construction site. >> a sign of peace on the streets where violence has occurred. >> couch seen here following her arrest faces murder and mayhem charges. she and another man arrested have also been linked to another stabbing in san francisco in may. a family narrowly avoided a tragedy when a traffic signal pole came crashing into their home. san francisco police believe a drunk driver is to blame. matt keller has more. >> reporter: what a crazy scene on lafayette and lewis streets in santa clara. police say a bmw suv went through a red light just after 10:30 last night, hit another car, sheared off a traffic signal pole, and crashed into this home. >> it was like a bomb went off right outside. all we knew is our window was flying at us. >> patrick paul was in the living room with his wife, son and friend. >> when we went back in, we saw that the couch had moved away from the wall because where the pole came in was like exactly where i was sitting.

so we came back in and like that was me where this light pole came into the building. >> reporter: matt and patrick both went to the hospital with minor injuries to get patched up after they were cut by blass. matt's wife and his son are okay. the man police say was behind the wheel of the bmw, 21-year-old santa clara resident francisco cortez cruz was caught by officers walking away from the scene. he was arrested on suspicion of felony dui and felony hit-and-run. a passenger in cortez-cruz's car was also arrested on a drunk in public charge. >> i'm upset about the fact that this could have ended in a fatality tonight. that would have been just horrif horrific. >> reporter: the paul family say something like this has never happened before but they were warned when they moved in that cars have crashed into the yard. that's why they don't let their son play out front. >> hopefully this is our once in a million thing that kind of happens to you. >> reporter: the patrick family says they'll stay with their friend matt until everything here can be cleaned up.

in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> boy, what a scary thing. >> you yeah. glad they're okay. let's talk about the weather for the weekend. >> drew is in for sandhya. we've got east coast-like kind of muggy weather. >> dough. the middle of summer, people kwom visiting expecting it to be warm. of course you have cloud cover, the june gloom. a little bit of wet weather. we'll start off the weekend on a cool note. we've got a warm finish just in time for sunday and father's day. we're going to end it on a really nice note. live doppler 7 hd right now, a lot of cloud cover and a little bit of wet weather. that line of green you see offshore, that is a cold front very stubborn, very slow to get out of here. that's why we had the cloud cover today. that's why we're seeing a little bit of drizzle move into the bay area. we'll zoom in tighter. this was a little bit of drizzle i showed you about ten minutes ago working into the north bay and you can see it's really just falling apart as it paralleled 101. just to the east of novato about a light sprinkle. that's about it in terms of wet

weather right now in the bay area. the bay bridge camera showing you late day peeks of sunshine south of the golden gate. san francisco right now cool with a lot of cloud cover 59 oakland 6670s in mountain view, san jose morgan hill half moon bay at 57 and the golan gate bridge camera showing you as you go to and from you're going through the fog. it is a cool day on the coast. santa rosa, napa in the upper 60s, fairfield 71, 69 concord liv livermohr 72. we are below normal. san jose peeks of sunshine as we round out our friday. lots of clouds though overnight tonight. the sprinkle is still there, best chance in the north bay. we'll start saturday off with clouds. we'll transition into sunny skies by the afternoon and for dad it's nothing but warmth and sunshine from start to finish as we end the weekend. overnight tonight, we're dropping into the 50s more in the way of cloud cover in the north bay. we'll call it partly cloudy in the south bay but everyone will have a fair amount of clouds in their sky the next 12 hours.

future weather, hour by hour for you, you wake up tomorrow morning with those clouds. that cold front is going to sweep through here first thing in the morning so that means by the afternoon it's going to wipe out those clouds but that cold front is going to leave us with cooler than normal temperatures once again. so you see 60s on the coast, 70s around the bay. we'll call it mildish inland in the low 80s, but as we go into father's day temperatures are going to take off once again as a lot of sunshine, very high uv index, and by 4:00 in the afternoon, yeah, inland we're back in the 90s, lots of 80s around the bay, 60s on the coast as we welcome summer on monday, we'll continue to warm. so we will see numbers increase as we go into the early part of next week. accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow we start with clouds, end with sunshine. nice sunday. monday the summer solstice as we welcome the official summer. then we stay in the 90s tuesday and wednesday before temperatures slowly start to

cool, dan and kristen, thursday and friday. but after tomorrow temperatures remain above normal for this time of year. >> thanks, drew. just ahead, fewer high schoolers are lighting up than anytime in the past two decades. but officials find the alternative is just as troubling. then new at 6:00, see what it takes for customers to cash in their old cell phones and collect their promised rebates. that's at 6.

opening statements began today in the criminal trial against pg&e about the san bruno gas explosion. they're accused of on strkt the investigation. pg&e faces a $500 million fine if convicted on all 13 counts. the 2010 blast killed eight people and leveled a san bruno neighborhood. despite increasing pressure in the wake of the orlando nightclub shooting don't expect current restrictions on blood donations by gay and bisexual men to be relaxed anytime soon.

an executive with blood systems research institute in san francisco says any change in the fda's policy is still years away. the fda says there's still not enough scientific evidence to remove the restrictions. current rules require gay and bisexual men wait 12 months after their last sexual encounter before donating blood. that rule replaced a lifetime ban enacted during the height of the aids crisis in the 1980s. the cdc says fewer high schoolers are smoking but officials are concerned about what they're doing instead. the report says nearly 11% of high school kids smoke cigarettes that's the lowest you number in 24 years. but instead of smoking the cdc study says that 24% of high schoolers are using e-cigarettes you now. it's a trend that seems to be growing. in 2011 the number was less than 5%. cdc's director calls these numbers worrisome. when abc 7 news at 5 continues, we'll take you to yosemite two hours and counting

until -- >> the first presidential visit in 54 years. it's a big deal. stay with us.

coming up tonight at 6, facebook, google and twitter are all being sued as a result of last year's terror attacks in paris. we look at the link between technology and terrorism. plus, it takes a job to earn a paycheck, but what does keeping the job cost you? we'll look at the numbers at 6. and we go beyond the headlines with abc 7's sheryl jennings tonight's journey takes you to peru to see the life saving difference an east bay charity is making. >> it's all coming up in a half hour at 6:00. >> be sure to tune in. finally, president obama and his family are right now on their way to yosemite national park. >> they are due in atwater near merced at 7:15 and will visit yosemite tomorrow. >> where mr. obama is expected to deliver remarks on the importance of the national park system. they also visited the carlsbad kafrnz in new mexico today.

>> "world news" is next. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. we appreciate your time. breaking news tonight. the state of emergency just declared. emergency evacuations right now. the wildfires growing. and tonight, the new concern. possible record-breaking heat coming this weekend, coast to coast. 19 states, millions of americans now bracing for triple-digit heat. also breaking tonight, chilling surveillance now recovered from inside the nightclub. sources tell abc news it shows far more than what we've seen so far. cameras in multiple rooms, the gunman firing his assault style rifle, methodically going room to room. the alligator attack at disney, the 2-year-old boy. and tonight, pictures coming in now of the barriers going up and the new signs warning of alligators. the scare on stage. the famous singer collapsing in middle of his song, stunned