mayor's aid this morning. >> he's had a long career with the oakland police department, 20 years plus. >> reporter: downing is the fourth person to oversee the department in nine days. after the chief resigned in the wake of the growing sex misconduct scandal the mayor appointed the next interim chief who resigned after the mayor said she obtained information that questioned his ability to assume the post and then there was a new acting chief but he too resigned two days later for reasons which are still unclear. on friday the mayor announced the department would be placed under civilian control. she appointed the city admin straighter as head and now downing this after the city was told the appointment of a civilian as department head may violate state laws. but guess what, there may be another change in chiefs soon. >> he's getting to retire in six

months. >> reporter: confusing? yes. just a couple of minutes ago the mayor released a press statement saying that what she's doing is perfectly legal and that the city administer is the real person in charge of the police department. san francisco is beefing up its police presence at the pride celebration. it's in response to the orlando shooting eight days ago. we are live at the civic center plaza with a closer look at how the city plans to protect people attending pride. >> reporter: the new security measures include metal deterktz and one person tweeted me asking how is that going to work, are they going to search everyone and police are letting everyone know to arrive early, there will be long lines. in the meantime businesses will

also beef up security. what happened in orlando will have an impact on the level of security during the pride celebrations in san francisco. for the first time there will be security checkpoints to get into the civic center plaza on saturday and sunday, including metal detectors. >> there will be security screenings at all of the entry points this year and no bags over 18 inches by 18 inches will be permitted. >> reporter: the city officials met at the office of emergency management this morning go over a security plan for this weekend, which includes having a lot more officers. >> we'll probably have about a 20 to 25% increase at all events throughout the city. >> reporter: the health department is reassuring everyone its hospitals will be ready for any emergencies. there will be a large police presence in the castro on saturday night. >> i think that adds another layer of confidence that

everybody should have. >> reporter: this owner says they have made changes. >> we're not going to allow bags and we will be doing pat downs. >> we need to continue to come out and show we're not afraid. >> reporter: the city is asking its residents to sign up to its emergency text messaging number, 888-777-alert sf to keep informed. police officers busted a human trafficking operation that did business out of a home. officers arrested the 54-year-old man. he's accused of recruiting women online for a fake modeling business but instead forced them into prostitution. he ran the ring out of a two story home. the women involved in the bust are being cared for by the county now. a woman died after being hit by a car in pittsburgh.

investigators looked for clues. police say the 79-year-old victim was walking in the crosswalk when she was hit around 10:30 this morning. the driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with investigators. crews are working to stop a wildfire in sacramento. smoke from the fire is significant. it broke a little more than an hour ago along the american river parkway. flames are charred about ten acres. firefighters say they're being challenged by the winds and they're trying to divert the flames away from power lines. cal fire crews put out a car fire here that spread to a highlyside this afternoon. huge flames jumped from the burning car to dry brush around noon. the fire raced up the hill. firefighters were able to

extinguish the fire. no structures were threatened. business owners on a block of san francisco's mission street devastated by fire over the weekend met with the city in hopes of obtaining disaster assistance. a hardware store and a restaurant will both be torn down. today firefighters say they know where the fire started but they're investigating origin. >> it's the hardware with the residential above it. as to the exact spot within that building, that's under investigation. >> some residents evacuated from neighboring buildings were allowed back to retrieve belonginbelon belongings today. temperatures are rising in the bay area. that's actually not the biggest concern. drew is outside to explain. >> we welcomed summer this

afternoon but tomorrow the first day of summer will bring about issues in terms of air quality. today the air was okay but a 31 degree spread in our highs today but you go to the coast and you get relief. what's bringing the heat a big area of high pressure centered over las vegas where it also does it has a protected dome not allowing storms and clouds. that dome acts like a lid keeping stagnant air near the surface. tomorrow air quality will be poor so spare the air has been put into effect. if you can use mass transit. carpool or bike or walk tomorrow to cut down on pollutants. temperatures will be on the rise tomorrow afternoon. we'll look at those numbers in a few minutes. a bay area city is trying to double its allocation of water and until it gets that water plans for housing and a school are on hold.

we have details of a need that's getting plenty of support and so far no complaints. >> reporter: this is one of four parcels that they would like to develop but with water being a scarce commodity they might have to go to neighboring cities to ask for water. inany respects this is the final frontier. it has land and it wants to address the tight housing market but a project is on hold. >> the lack of water has delayed the processing of a housing project on city owned land that would generate perhaps up to 120 affordable housing units. >> reporter: to develop this and three other parcels they need an extra 1.5 million gallons per day. no one knows how long it could

take to acquire that water. >> a year, two years or longer? >> i do not know. i'm sorry. it hasn't been done before so we are sort of a ground breaking endeavor here. >> reporter: other projects on hold is a campus of office buildings and a new community school being funded by mark zuckerberg and his wife. in fact, facebook have written letters in support of the water allocation. the key will be neighboring cities giving up some of their allocations in a show of cooperation to create jobs and housing. >> reporter: >> this is one of the remaining cities in the area that has the will to continue to develop and the interest in it as well the land. we have 70 vacant acres and that's unique. >> reporter: abc 7 news. it's going to be a long hot summer for the warriors. >> it doesn't start next season,

it starts now. >> how the dubs plan to avoid a repe repeat and the message steph curry has for fans. the rise in car burglaries and the one thing experts say police need do to stop the problem. a car recall in the spotlight after the death of a hollywood actor. a once in a generation moon

the fans cheered as the cavaliers landed in cleveland after beating the warriors in the nba finals. cleveland waited a long time for this moment. this is the city's first major sports championship since 1964. here is a closer look at the t-shirt that lebron james wore

for the flight home. you can decide if that was intended to mock dubs fans. the shirt is for the late 1980s. the warriors are looking ahead to next year. abc news 4 attended a press conference. we are joined with more. >> reporter: unfortunately the warriors became the first team in nba history to blow a 3-1 lead in the finals. today you could really feel that pain and the agony of defeat. >> it was tough. it was a rough night. >> reporter: warriors super star steph curry says he's reliving last night's loss to the cavs over and over again. >> probably three or four possessions i personally settled looking for a big three and that's not what the possession called for and when i told riley

we didn't wand she said i know. it's okay. >> reporter: the warriors say they'll use the loss to fuel their fight for a victory next year. >> it doesn't start next season. it starts now. trying to get better each and every day improving on some things i wasn't as good at and getting better at the things i was good at. >> reporter: how do you get beyond the disappointment and get your mind ready for the next time out. >> it's hard for me to answer right now. i don't have a good answer to be honest. >> reporter: clay thompson acknowledged the fans are hurting too. >> we're sorry it didn't go the way we wanted it to but it's not the last time we'll be on this platform. we'll be back. >> reporter: abc 7 news. last night's game lived up to the hype as far as coverage goes. a record 30 million people watched the cavs win over the warriors.

that's the highest ever for an nba game. in cleveland nearly half of the homes were tuned in. 40% of people watched. the series was the most watched nba final since 1988. >> dubnation, steph curry, thanks for the support. we didn't get it done but we'll be back and we appreciate everything all year long. >> most states tweeted out their appreciation as well. steph curry may not have another championship ring but he came out a huge winner in the real estate market. his home has sold for $4.65 million, more than $750,000 above the asking price. for steph that's $1.55 million more than he paid for the property. the curries live in walnut

creek. a grand jury report is taking aim at a growing problem in san francisco, auto burglaries. last year there were nearly 25,000 reported car break ins. that's more than triple what it was a year ago. the majority of burglaries are being committed by a small number of career criminals who find easy targets on san francisco's con guested zrz. >> it's easy to go down the street and run out of town and sell the property for whatever you can get for it. >> the grand jury called on the police to go after the car burg letters and asked drivers to remove bags or keep valuables out of the sight. there are new questions about the death of an actor and whether it could have been prevented. this is sad. the death of anton yelchin known

for his role in the star trek films could be contributed to a known flaw in his vehicle. a new design shown here pops back to its center position after the driver moves the lever rather than staying in a selected position. that can make it unclear for many drivers about what gear their car is in. more than 100 crashes have been reported after cars rolled away when they should have been in park. >> we don't know the cause of the accident. we know that these confusing shifters are a hazard and we know that his grand cherokee was part of an open recall for this complicated design. >> reporter: the manufacturer has a recall for all 2014 and 2015 jeep grand cherokees along with 2012 through 2014 chrysler

300s and dodge chargers. there are some other cars that have a similar design, some are calling confusing. if you own a car with one muof these unclear shifters, check we it's in park and use the emergency brake any time you step out of the car. the golden state warriors lost the finals this year they scored you a free taco. tomorrow taco bell is giving away a free taco tomorrow from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. it would have taken effect if either the cavs or the dubs one on the other team's home court. the warriors won game four in cleveland and that guaranteed a free taco to anyone who asked for one during those hours. i want to hear your consumer questions. this friday i'll be in san jose

from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. to meet you. bring your questions. you can ask those questions on social media. just post them with th the #askfinney. i'm just not that hungry after the loss. something will happen tonight for the first time in nearly 50 years since san francisco was in the midst of the summer of love. here is is a look at the moon from last night. a full moon will shine tonight once the sun sets on the longest day of the year. the farmer's al man ak calls june's full moon the strawberry moon because it is strawberry picking season and tonight it's happening on the summer sol stis for the first time since 1967. we will have to miss it because it's crystal clear in terms of the sky. >> stait's going to be beautifu. there's going to be sploor. >> it's going to be beautiful. clear skies tonight. perfect to see that full moon

nice and bright but tomorrow those clear skies lots of sunshine we're going to heat up rather quickly across the region. if you've been outside today you know it's gorgeous. we're soaked in sunshine on this summer afternoon. winds are gusty along the coast. sfo gusts at 25 miles an hour. the winds relax a little bit as you move into the bay waters and that means we have that summer spread occurring right now. it's 59 in half moon bay but contrast that to brentwood we're at 96 degrees. oakland has jumped to 82. 72 in fremont and san jose right now also sitting at 82 degrees. a live look from the west. a really nice day on the bay waters. a light chop and a few high clouds along the coast. the forecast calls for the spare the air in effect tuesday.

that continues tomorrow afternoon and warmer temperatures linger on the horizon. inland will continue to warm and ech even into the triple digits. we have that full moon under clear skies. 66 in oakland and 59 in san jose. antioch at 61 degrees. highs for tuesday, it's warm in the south bay. 94 in morganhill. 87 the high in santa clara. 86 mountain view. if you want to beat the heat go to the coast. 73 for san francisco tomorrow. it will be mild tomorrow. 87 sonoma. even warmer in the east bay. 79 in oakland and 84 in fremont, richmond 76 degrees.

antioch 95. and 95 concord. a look at our santa cruz camera. some folks soaking in the sunshine. if you are headed to the beach tomorrow it will be mild. santa cruz 86 degrees. your ocean water temperatures sitting at 56 degrees but something to keep in mind the uv index will be at extreme levels. sand and water increase the uv and quicken that burn time. look what happens the week ahead. temperatures are going to climb into the week and antioch going to 100 degrees saturday and even early next week and we go to 104 inland. those numbers continue to climb past that. there's that poor inland air. morning fog wednesday. sunshine wednesday, thursday and friday. there's those triple digits. if we look towards day eight and

nine those numbers will continue to rise. we get intense heat headed our way. >> it's going to be steamy. >> yeah. >> apple says it won't support the republican convention even though it has no problem with most of the gop. we'll explain next. then at 5:30 on world news. breaking now federal authorities say a young man reaches for an officer's gun. he was about to take aim at donald trump. the arrest and pictures. the rising star killed, trapped between his suv and gate. what everyone should know right here after abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. new at 6:00 don't pay bills you don't owe. see how we helped a woman put a sto

apple's ceo plans to host a

fundraiser for paul ryan next week. it will take place at cook's home and it comes after apple announced it would not contribute to this summer's convention. donald trump called for a boycott of apple after the tech giant refused to unlock the iphone of the san bernardino terrorist. cook has donated to democrats and republicans in the past. president obama has months left in office and during a speech in washington state today he joked about using a bay area company to help look for his next job. >> in seven months or so i'll be on the job market. and i'm glad i'm going to be here. i'm going to get on linked in and see what comes up. >> linked in is based in mountain view. microsoft agreed to buy it last week for more than $26 billion. today netflix introduced a

new icon. it's a red n that is kind of like a red carpet. it should help it stand out among a crowd of apps. the logo once the app loads will remain the same. a judge gave two california coffee makers the green light to sue starbucks for shortening customers. starbucks underfilled laties to save milk. starbucks says there is no merit to the plaintiffs claims. south korea is installing new science to warn pedestrians about the dangers of walking while looking at their smartphone. s some people doubt the signs will work since people looking at their phones are not going to look up to see them.

cities are trying different ways to tackle the rise in smartphone traffic collisions. one city embedded traffic lights in the ground. >> we're all walking down looking down. >> i walked into a pole one time. that big dump on my forehead. coming up, the torch, how running with fire is

if you're looking for love online and not finding a match the problem could be your profile photo. we report on the dos an don't of dating site photos. that story here at 11:00 p.m. that's 11:00 p.m. but coming up at 6:00 the first few hours of summer bring record temperatures and wildfires to the golden state. we'll look at the conditions for firefighters next. we dig into the impact one of the oakland police scandals

could have on a pending criminal case. find out what makes this machine for the ultimate tool for selfies. tune in for that but finally dozens of police officers took time off from pralg the san francisco streets. >> the officers were carrying the special olympics torch on a nine mile run around the city. >> since the run began law enforcement agencies have raised motion than $461 million for the special olympics. >> they're the ones that keep us going. they provide the free athletics, the training, the free coaching. everything all the competition. >> the torch will arrive friday for the opening ceremony of the northern california special olympics. >> a hot day to carry the torch. world news tonight is coming up

next. >> we appreciate your time. hope to see you again at 6:00. breaking news as we come on tonight. under arrest. federal authorities say a young man reaches for an officer's gun after traveling across state lines. they say he was trying to target donald trump. the arrest and the pictures amid a major shakeup tonight inside the trump campaign. also tonight, the record-breaking heat. several dead. the wildfires. and passenger jets unable to land. fears over tires on the blistering runways. and that heat now spreading east. new tonight, the fbi releases the phone calls with the gunman. the 28 minutes on the phone with the shooter, inside that orlando nightclub. what we never heard. the rising star. the young actor from "star trek" killed. trapped between his suv and his driveway gate. now we learn, his suv had been recalled. what every driver should know.