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be warmer than yesterday with numbers near 80 inland. look for about 79 today in san jose, santa rosa, 73 in oakland with comfortable 60s at the coast. no fog to speak of. we'll talk about a big warmup starting tomorrow coming up. >> breaking news this morning out of contra costa county. a driver is dead after crashing their car into a tree in antioch. it happened before 1:00 this morning on hillcrest avenue. the four passengers in the car were taken to the hospital including one by helicopter. those four are currently in stable condition. police are investigating if alcohol, drugs or speed played a role in the crash. we'll bring you updates on abc 7 news as soon as we get them. a visibly frustrated libby schaaf introduced the fourth leader of the oakland police department in eight days. the mayor's announcement was startli startling. abc 7's lesley brinkley has the story. >> we're close to the end of an

investigation of racist text messages. we do think it's relevant to share that the text messages were sent by african-american officers, but they are wholly inappropriate and not acceptable from anyone that bears the badge of the oakland police department. >> mayor libby schaaf put sabrina landreth in charge of opd, the fourth to lead the department in eight days as acting chief paul figueroa stepped down after only two days on the job. >> i feel this is an appropriate time to place civilian oversight over this police department and to send a very clear message of not tolerating misconduct, unethical behavior and to root out what is clearly a toxic

match cho culture. i am here to run a police department, not a frat house. >> reporter: the investigation into the alleged trafficking of underage sex of officers perhaps with the knowledge of superiors has exploded to include other police agencies. >> i believe a vast majority of or officers serve with honor and integrity in a difficult climate. >> it's been difficult to think about how do we recruit. >> an urgent search is under way for a new police chief who can deal with it all. in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. accused of letting his mistress to access his files and even write police reports. alan gantt's girlfriend became angry when she found out he was angry and posted case evidence

left at her house on social media. the d.a. has not said how many cases could be affected. as mentioned, the past eight days have been very rocky for the oakland police department. on june 9, chief sean whent resigned due to the sex scandal. that day the city announced ben fairow would become interim police chief. just six days later on wednesday, schaaf fired fairow after she became aware of an affair he had while working previously for the department. assistant chief paul figueroa took over but is now out on leave. he's asking to return from leave with the rank of captain. yesterday protesters called for opd to release the names of all officers who knew about the sexual misconduct scandal but did nothing about it. the case involves officers having sex with an underage girl. protesters hanging a banner saying opd guilty of sex traffic

pgs and rape. >> officers involved in rape of the child or exploitation of the child when she became 18 need to be held accountable. for the latest developments, download the abc 7 news app. now to other other top story. the wildfires burning across our state. in southern california the sherpa fire is just over 7,000 acres and only 27% contained. 400 homes are under mandatory evacuation. melissa mcbride from our sister station in los angeles has the latest from sbash county. >> behind avail of thick smoke, the sunset over goleta. without the sundowner winds firefighters feared. >> the down canyon push we experienced has not been present. we're holding the fire where we are and trying to get ahead of it. >> reporter: fire crews

setbackfires to burn several acres of brush in a canyon. the goal is to stop it from advancing towards ranches, homes and vineyards. >> this whole area here, trying to create a buffer so the fire doesn't just run down this area right here. >> reporter: so far the fire has blackened more than 5800 acres since wednesday. 35-mile-per-hour winds caused it to quickly grow, threatening 270 structures and forcing residents to evacuate. water dropping helicopters, tankers and the d.c. 10 have attacked the fire from the air. the fire is burning in rugged, difficult-to-reach terrain for crews on the ground. >> when i came around the corner and saw how big it was, it was frightening. >> reporter: one of the many onlookers who stopped to take pictures and applause the hard work of the 1200 firefighters working to put out the blaze. >> once you see that many people are coming together to tackle this beast, that's overwhelming and incredible to see that.

>> that was melissa mcbride reporting. the sherpa fire is one of several burning throughout the state. with extreme heat coming, fire season could take a turn for the worse. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has that story. >> reporter: this video shows one large structure destroyed by flames. the comanche fire grew to 200 acres in a couple hours forcing mandatory evacuation. in san benito county, the king fire burned more than 200 acres and damaged two homes and two out buildings. in napa valley a wildfire charred about a dozen acres. fire season is off and running. >> i recommend to everybody to expect that fire could be coming near them. >> reporter: division chief ed oriot say it is fire danger is high. part of the problem, rain. >> northern california received more rain fall than southern california so that benefited the

grass crop. for us, that's the fuel that carries fire. >> reporter: the heat wave forecast for next week won't help. fires are asking people to clear dry grass and brush away from the homes and seal the house in places where flying embers can take root. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. a new senate letter says orlando gunman omar mateen made a series of facebook posts before and during the attack. one post blamed the united states for the deaths of, quote, innocent women and children. now the fbi has surveillance video from inside the nightclub where 49 people were killed. the video has not been released to the public and fbi officials say it is graphic and shows mateen walking through the club, firing on the crowd in cold blood. investigators say mateen texted his wife, noor salman during the shooting and asked if it was being covered on the news.

the fbi wants to know exactly what she knew beforehand. >> mass murder is premeditated. she lived with him, she knows something. >> salman and mateen's father are both on the no-fly list during the investigation. abc 7 news was in redwood city at a vigil for the victims of last week's mass shooting in orlando. the vigil included a reading of the victims' names, prayers, music and candles. if you have a gun you want to get rid of, a gun buyback program today in contra costa county. you can turn one in and get from $50 to $350 in return depending on the gun. it runs from 9:00 to 3:00 at pittsburg city hall. waking up to mild temperatures throughout the bay area. lisa is tracking the latest with the ak queccuweather forecast. >> you can see it's clear.

going to be a sunny beach day today with upper 60s pords point reyes we'll talk about the big warmup that's under way and father's day when we return. also ahead, a major oil company could be looking to sell off its bay area refinery. plus a father's day weekend visit to yosemite. what the obama haas family has

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fremont, palo alto, north bay and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. the family of a homeless man shot to death by san francisco police in april has filed a lawsuit. investigators say 45-year-old luis patgongora was armed with a large kitchen knife. he ran at officers with the knife and they shot him six times. yesterday, john burris, the attorney for the family says gongora was needlessly provoked. >> you can have poor tactics and create a circumstance where you use deadly force. those tactics led to the shooting and that's fundamentally wrong. the two officers who shot gongora were veterans, having worked in laurmt for 30 years combined. lawyers delivered opening statements yesterday in a federal criminal trial with pge

as the defendant. the company is charged with violating pipeline safety codes as well as obstructing the investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion. if convicted on all 13 counts, pg&e faces a fine of more than $5 million. reuters reports shell is looking for buyers for its martinez refinery. a sale wouldn't change much. industry analysts say it could be -- it's not clear what woup happen to the employees if another company buys the refinery. in a statement to abc 7 news, shell would not confirm the report. 8:14 is the time. the warriors practicing at oracle arena. the other team returned from cleveland landing at oakland's international airport yesterday afternoon. dub nation can't wait.

we sent sergio quintana. >> reporter: at dick's sporting goods, the championship gear is ready to go but hidden into the back room until it's for real. they'll wait to buy something because his whole family is superstitious. he'll be wearing a potentially pungent gay game day outfit. >> this jersey, i've had for a long time, i have to wear the same shirt, the same hat. >> reporter: a few disappointed warriors fans came home from cleveland. >> i'm going the game. going to take my girlfriend to the game. watch them win it again. >> reporter: unlike aguilera, most of the rest of us will have to find a big screen to watch somewhere. we know there's going to be a few cleveland cavalier fans in town trying to find some place to watch the game because we saw them at the airport, too. most of the people aboard the afternoon flight from cleveland

were cavs fans on a preplanned trip. >> we happened to be here on a company trip and the game just happens to be happening right now. >> what's going to happen sunday? >> the cavs are going to win, finally. it's been over 50 years. >> reporter: they will be looking for somewhere in the city friendly to cavaliers fans. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >> tomorrow join us for world news tonight with tam llamas, the abc 7 warriors pregame at 4:00. at 4:30, abc coverage of game seven begins with the warriors and cavaliers in oakland. tip-off at 5:00 p.m. if you're not heading to oracle, abc 7 is the only place to see game 7. after that join abc 7 news sports director larry beil and sports anchor mike schuman after the game with warriors ambassador

ambassador. today the president will talk about the danger of climate change and the need to fund our national parks. the family will go on a hike. mr. obama has protected 265 million acres of public land and water, more than any other president. we can expect warm temperatures for the holiday weekend. meteorologist lisa argen is outside this morning soaking in the sun. >> plenty of sunshine out here. it feels pretty good. temperatures will continue to climb today, but actually the warmest day of the week is going to be tomorrow, father's day. here is live doppler 7 hd. you'll notice not much in the way of cloud cover. i widen the perspective and you can see a few leftover showers around blue canyon. this is evaporating. look at the beach shot, santa cruz, lots of sunshine and today numbers will be comfortable there in the low 70s. 57 downtown, 63 oakland, 62 mountain view, 59 morgan hill. at the coast, sunny and 57

degrees. emeryville with lots of sunshine. numbers in the mid 50s. santa rosa you picked over .01 of rain. 61 in novato. 64 by the delta. concord, 61. livermore is 59 degrees. we'll be looking at a beautiful day today along the coastline, even tomorrow with our warmup still pleasant at the shoreline. so sunny this morning, temperatures nearing average today. then we'll see the warmest day of the week tomorrow for father's day, a light offshore flow off the surface allows temperatures to climb. i think around point reyes, could see upper 60s. 57 is the ocean temperature for the buoy off santa cruz. 73 there, 66 in monterey. here is the trend for tomorrow. look at all the reds. the numbers climb not only in our inland eastbound but 79 in oakland. san francisco a few degrees warmer. it will be very nice at the

coast. if you're thinking about going to the beach, tomorrow could be the best day, 89 in napa. summer arrives on monday. little change from around the bay and inland and even into tuesday. we're still pretty warm. but really the warmest day with more widespread 90s is going to be tomorrow on father's day. that will be inland. san mateo county, the clouds will clear, should be a nice afternoon. we'll be looking at temperatures from the low 60s with plenty of sunshine. 74 in oakland, upper 70s, fremont, it's high school graduation today, temperatures there will be the upper 70s. 81 in livermore, 79 in san jose. 79 over at oakland at the coliseum. light west wind up to 15 miles an hour for the game, 73 at 4:00 in the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, about average

tomorrow. look how we warm up into the 90s. i'm going to take some of these numbers down inland. the onshore flow will offer comfortable conditions for the rest of the workweek with really the big jump in temperatures tomorrow, well above average. pretty summer like as summer arrives on monday. to chris, this is looking very nice. it was awfully cloudy and muggy yesterday. fine-tuning that and fixing it for you today. >> looks very comfortable out there, lisa, thank you. coming up next, machines aren't taking over just yet, but one may be trying. see a runaway robot's mad dash to freedom. also join us tomorrow for a look at disney's first resort on mainland china. we'll have the inside look for you tomorrow at 3:00 here on abc 7.

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many people realize they haven't saved enough for retirement and see a reverse mortgage as a possible fix. is it a good call? 7 on your side michael finney has this report on the pitfalls on reverse mortgages. >> borrowing against the equity on your home on retirement can

be a good idea. but reverse mortgages have a history of problems. despite recent reforms, consumer reports says be careful. when karen and her husband charles took out a reverse mortgage, karyn was 60 years old, six years to be too young on the loan. she took her name off the title. charles died suddenly and karen found herself facing foreclosure. >> when i got the notice, i didn't know what to do. i felt sick to my stomach after awhile. the feeling didn't go away for quite a long time. >> new regulations to protect spouseson not on the loans came just in time to allow karen to keep the house. despite the reforms, consumer reports says there's still plenty of pitfalls with reverse mortgages. >> reverse mortgages can be very risky. you can potentially lose your home. >> a reverse mortgage can also be expensive. consumer reports says ask

yourself some tough questions, like what is the total cost including closing fees and expenses? is moving a better, cheaper option? can you truly afford to live in your home? you're still responsible for paying property taxes, insurance and upkeep. finally, is this a home you can stay in as you age? >> does it have a lot of stairs, is there a big property to maintain? are you close to good doctors and hospitals? probably most important, are you near family members who can look out for you if you need 4e8 help in your older years. one important change, before applying for a reverse mortgage seniors will be required to fill out a detailed work sheet that outlines possible consequences. consumer reports helps design such a work sheep which has recently become mandatory in california and thinks it should be required everywhere. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. new this morning, three international space station

astronauts have landed in kazakhstan as the soyuz capital touched down t. trio including one american astronaut spent 186 days in space since the launch in december of 2016. they conducted hundreds of experiments. three other astronauts will operate the space station for three weeks until the arrival of another set of crew members. an escaped robot blocked traffic in russia. promo bot, as it's named, left a laboratory on its own last week and walked 164 feet before its battery ran out. police had to direct traffic around the robot. an engineer forgot to shut the gate after testing its mobility. we have much more ahead on the abc morning news. technology and terror. why bay area tech giants face a lawsuit over last week's paris terror attack. why uber is offering free

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nevada, low 50s right now. this is the same weather system that brought .01 inch of rain. right now in the low 60s with sunshine. mountain view sunshine, morgan hill 57 at the coast and sfo on the coast and peninsula. a beautiful morning. we'll see numbers climb to near average readings, 56 in santa rosa, 59 in livermore but 64 by the delta. a little bit of fog early. sunshine, breezy at the coast, low 60s with the low 80s arriving inland. we have one very warm day and the rest of the week looking very summer-like. i'll explain and have the details in a min u ut. google, facebook and twitter are being sued by the father of the only american that died in last year's paris attack in paris. nay ohm any gonzalez was at a restaurant with other students when terrorists attacked.

gunmen and suicide bombers stormed a stadium and concert hall within minutes. nbc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom looks at the link between technology and terrorism. >> nobody thinks they should hire a person to monitor every account. what we're saying is they could be doing more. >> reporter: keith amt altman is representing a grieving father. the lone american citizen murdered in the paris attacks. her father filed this lawsuit alleging google, facebook and twitter are all partially responsible. >> these companies allow the terrorists to use their sites to engage in terrorist operations. >> reporter: terrorism experts know it's an ongoing problem and an uphill battle. >> you can't hold a company like facebook or twitter liable for something someone says on the platform. >> reporter: the court papers are pictured with extremist

propaganda online. the plaintiffs argue the companies could do more to bring those pages down using the machine learning muscle they already 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. >> social networks face other tensions over terrorism. the federal government asked facebook to turn over information on the orlando shooter. >> it's unlikely law enforcement would stop with terrorism cases. they would start with murder cases, smaller cases, immigration might want to get involved. >> reporter: internal documents on how tech handles terrorism. >> we would have an opportunity to take discovery of these defendants. there's information in these defendants' files that nobody has been able to see.

>> reporter: that's only if a judge denies a hoegs to dismiss. a different judge dismiss add similar lawsuit several months ago. the companies aren't commenting on the suit directly. each issued a statement saying it prohibits terrorist content and takes it down as soon as it's flagged by the community. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. as the funerals continue for victims of the orlando massacre, there's another grim turn to this story. abc news has learned the fbi now has surveillance videos from inside that club that terrible night. multiple cameras recording the carnage. amid all the heartbreak, survivors can celebrate simple sparks of humanity. abc news reporter marcy gonzalez has more. >> reporter: from the heart-wrenching good-byes to the hopeful reunions, a survivor of the orlando nightclub massacre, one of 20 still hospitalized. >> so glad you're alive. >> reporter: meeting the heroic officer who saved his life. >> i don't know if we were being

shot at. i heard people screaming in pain and agony, but just had to pull him out. that was our number one goal, just to get these people to safety. >> reporter: we're now learning nearly all of the horrific attack inside pulse nightclub was captured by high quality surveillance cameras. the fbi reviewing the videos showing multiple angles of the ki killer omar mateen, as one source describes it, walking through the room, mowing people down cold blooded, in the midst of the terror texts his wife noor. she was apparently unaware of the news. did you see the news, he asked. they both texted "i love you." the fbi still trying to determine whether she knew about his murder rouse plan. >> mass murder is premeditated. she lived with him, she knows something. >> she and the killer's father are on the no fly list as the fbi investigates. marcy gonzalez, abc news,

orlando. this morning president obama is reflecting on his visit with the families of the orlando attack. in his weekly address the president says our country needs to be tougher on reducing gun violence. he also spoke about father's day. he wants the american people to focus on the responsibilities we have to each other, especially when parents talk to their children about tragedies. >> as parents, we should remember there's one responsibility that's always in our power to fulfill, our obligation to give our children unconditional love and support, to show them the difference between right and wrong, to teach them to love, not to hate, and to appreciate our differences, not as something to fear, but as a great gift to cherish. >> the president also asked that communities come together to stand strong in light of last week's event. uber is showing solidarity with the victims in orlando. the company is offering free rides this weekend to and from

events for the lbgt community. a discount of up to $20 will be dropped off or picked up at harvey milk plaza, the castro district or the white horse inn. the sacramento chapter of a group called the pink pistols say it's seeing a surge in membership. they promote gun ownership rights and personal protection of members of the lgbt communities. >> armed gays don't get barbed. that's all we're trying to do, creating a world safe for people like us. >> not everybody is going to want to own one and that's fine. this group will teach you the basic -- >> the pink pistols meet at the firing range once a month. group leaders say their club is open to anyone regardless of sexual orientation. abc 7 news was at san francisco city hall for the raising of the lgbt flag in honor of pride month.

the flag will be displayed prominently on the front side of the building hanging over pope street. mayor ed lee said it's important to recognize how far the community has come in its fight for civil rights, especially following the deadly attack in orlando. >> we raise this flag for the moment of celebration, also honoring the victims, that's why we pulled it back for half staff. >> the two-day pride celebration will start one week from today. the pride parade will be one week from sunday. stim ahead of the abc 7 morning news, copa america continues with another big match-up at levi's stadium. why today's game between mexico and chile may not be as family friendly as organizers had hoped. first a look outside, lisa argen will have your full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes.

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good morning everyone. we're taking a live look from our santa cruz camera where it is sunny and expected to hit the 70s later today. we'll get the full forecast from lisa coming up. happening today, you can let your imagination soar at the colorful kite festival at san

francisco's presidio. it features kite flying lessons, bidding your own kite. the wrangler team will showcase their 100-foot kites. the fest ral runs at the main parade ground in the presidio in san francisco. lisa is tracking the accuweather forecast for us. lisa, will the wind be out today for all the kite flyers out there? >> it will. temperatures this afternoon in the upper 60s, the wind up to 20 miles an hour. if you're planning on spending time downtown or at the beaches, plan on a breezy afternoon. our warmup beginning today, it peaks tomorrow. the full details next. also ahead, the a's enjoyed some pie off a walk-off victory over the angels. larry bei

welcome back. time is 8:44. here is a view from our lake tahoe camera this morning. we know many of you might be hitting the road of the father's day weekend. lisa lets us know how warm it will get with the accuweather forecast coming up. copa america continues in the south bay. tonight's match between mexico and chile is sold out.

some are worried about whether it will be an appropriate venue for families. controversy surrounding fans of the mexican national soccer team. >> there's people telling them at worst, it's never okay to say. >> reporter: day ago gonzalez is referring to a four-letter word in the spanish language that translates to male prostitute, a sl . >> it's vilifying and also ostracizing term. >> san jose state professor rodriguez says more needs to be done to stop people from using it. >> 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. >> fifa has fined mexico

thousands in the last year due to the actions of its fans. the team released this video urging fans to stop using derogatory language. so far it hasn't worked. >> i understand wanting to go see your team and cheer on your team, but i think they should try to be targeting the groups of people that are actually doing this. >> reporter: gonzalez who is gay and hispanic says it's important to educate others. >> keeping the conversation open and bringing it up and never staying quiet about it and always confronting people and telling them that's not okay. >> mexico and chile play each other in the quarterfinals today at levi stayed gru's stadium. the game starts at 7:00 a.m. traffic will likely be heavy in the south bay starting at 4:00 p.m. here is meteorologist lisa argen with what we can expect for the holiday weekend. a nice view of the embarcadero this morning.

>> reporter: yes, beautiful. temperatures are nice and mild. the humidity coming down and temperatures getting back to below average. a spike in temperatures in time for father's day tomorrow. you'll notice we're not picking up anything in the way of cloud cover here. hour-by-hour this weak weather system continues to' vab ate in the sierra nevada, brought showers earlier to blue canyon. this is what brought sprinkles to the north bay, showers to the east bay yesterday. high pressure building from the desert southwest, that brings a warming trend today and tomorrow. we welcome summer at 3:34 on monday. 57 in san francisco, 63 in oakland, 62 in mountain view, mild 60 degrees in morgan hill with 57 in half moon way. you can see the beach here. it's nice and sunny. mid 50s for santa rosa. temperatures at the shoreline will be typically cool. 63 in novato, 64 in fairfield.

sunny skies this morning. temperatures nearing average today. a big spike tomorrow with 90s inland. a few 90s the rest of the workweek, but not as warm as we'll have tomorrow. an offshore flow above the surface for your sunday afternoon. that is spelling a very warm sunday. here is the air quality the next four days. it should be pretty good today. as we get warmer tomorrow, the air quality takes a hit. in our inland east bay the santa clara valley, we'll bring back a stronger sea breeze monday and tuesday and the air quality improves. upper 70s today, upper 80s tomorrow. there's the spike, trending a little downward on monday, leveling off in the mid 80s for the first week of summer. we'll look for more sunshine today at our beaches today from point reyes down to pacifica. upper 60s both today and

tomorrow. look what happens for father's day. lighter winds, in the low 70s and then by monday, still mild, but that sea breeze is going to kick up through out the afternoon. so looks rather nice in the south bay. check it out, morgan hill and gilroy, that's correct, upper 80s there. in santa clara, 78, 79 in san jose, 73 in san mateo. in the city, very nice day. 77 novato, petaluma and east bay, hayward at 76. low 80s arriving inland. it will feel just about right today. our accuweather seven-day forecast, we're in the low 80s today inland. look what happens tomorrow, mid 90s, summer solstice on monday. we'll get keerl as we get to the latter half of the workweek. >> pretty nice. if you don't like it too warm, we'll continue to cool off into

next week. if you ask me, it's pretty gorgeous out here right now. >> we'll enjoy the wind any time we can get it, too. lisa, thank you. in sports, the freak is back in the bay. former giant tim lincecum makes his first start for the angels at the oakland coliseum. first witch at 1:05. meanwhile, the giants are in tampa to face the rays. last night san francisco won their six kt straight game. here is abc 7 sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning everybody. sports can bring people together in times of tragedy, and that was the case last night in tampa. the giants were playing the rays in front of the biggest crowd at tropicana field in more than a decade. the rays sold $5.00 dikts with the proceeds going to victims of the mass shooting in orlando. they had 40,000 fans here watching the dancing groundskeeper go to work. this guy clearly loves his work. the giants went to work. first inning brandon crawford a

two-run double off chris archer. score 2-0 giants. to the seventh, romero gets the belt, his ninth of the season, solo bomb. jeff samardzija goes the distance. allows a run, strung out four. evan longoria on a grounder to win it. 5-1 the final score. tim lincecum is going to start for the angels today. last night the a's took a lead in the fourth. chris davis, what a season he's having with a long ball, 16th homer, comes off matt shew maker. kendall grave en was great. daniel nava flies to right. thought he had it. throws to first what appeared to be the game ending double play. upon review, it bounced. bottom nine, two outs, runners at the corners for billy burns! base hit. marcus simeon scores, good night, game over.

drive home safe. he had to take a shower as well because it's pie time and the a's win 3-2. a lot of warrior fans are using the word rigged, describing the officiating in game six of the nba finals. keep in mind, the refs are not blocking harrison barnes' shots. the warriors need him to play better. they can't fall behind by 20 and have to find a way to contain lebron james. as for the steph curry foul situation, we went back and looked at very shaky calltion, a couple were borderline. when you're down 12, 4:22 to play, you can't be reaching and swiping. curry has to play smarter in game seven. >> seven games to figure out who is going to be holding that trophy on sunday, you've got to love that kind of environment and that battle. haven't enjoyed it the last two games, b.

round two of the u.s. open in oakmont, spencer lavigne going steph curry. if he had a mouthpiece, he would have thrown it. dustin johnson nearly won the tournament last year, you'll recall the birdie putt on 6. sergio garcia in contention, a ninth hole, his last of the day. a 50-footer, it's a 50-footer that goes to save par! even par 70 in round two. sergio is two back and two under. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. happy father's day. i'm larry beil. coming up next, the

here ooh the winning numbers from last night. 20, 23, 30, 44, 59, the mega number 9. nobody picked all six, so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $333 million. happening today, the 16th anti juneteenth festival, commemorating the ending of slavery in united states. you're looking at video from a previous event. today there will be a special prince tribute among other activities including live music performances and a parade as well as arts and crafts. juneteenth starts at 11:00 and

goes until 6:00 p.m. a final weather check with lisa. how is it going up there? >> really nice. today's temperatures coming up especially in the inland east bay. as you look at the east bay in santa cruz, low 70s for the high. at our own local beaches, 68 point reyes and down through pacifica. a little warmer down at the coast. the big warming comes inland. today 80 in concord. 74 in oakland, 74 san mateo. big warmup for father's day, summer arrives at 3:34 on monday. you'll notice we'll cool off the middle to latter part of next week. chris? >> thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 morning news. for lisa argen and the rest of the abc 7 news team, i'm chris nguyen. the news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day everybody.

announcer: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponsored by nationwide. jack: hi everyone, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my basecamp here at the columbus zoo. and welcome to a truly terrifying "wild countdown." would you dare to dance with a king cobra? wouldn't it kill you if he bit you? arun: yeah, sure. jack: or tangle with a tarantula? look at the fangs on this thing. look at that. how about hand feed a vulture? man, he got powerful feet. whoa! i hope you're feeling brave, because today's animal adventures are definitely not for scaredy-cats. boy, if he bit you, oh, buddy. later, my blooper of the week. so, an elephant goes