this is abc 7 news. it is saturday, june 25th, good morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. hi, francis. >> hi, chris. good morning, everyone. it is so mild out here i already took out my jacket already. take you out the door already. temperatures ra s range at the and san francisco, 53. oakland 64, but warm in antioch at 75 degrees. here's how the day plays out. warm conditions by this afternoon, even near 90 in antioch and already 80 in san jose, but notice that the coast temperatures stay in the 60s and

then this afternoon it will be climbing to the upper 90s inland. a very warm day ahead with things starting to cool down by 7:00 this evening for inland areas. especially if you're heading to stanford for the soccer game tonight. a hot weather seven-day forecast coming up and i'll let you know more in my next report. sheriff deputies in contra costa county looking for the suspect in another highway shooting. it happened around 9:00 last night on westbound highway 4. the driver of a pickup truck got off the highway and pulled over after hearing a pop and found a hole in the back window. a woman was hit by the broken glass and taken to the hospital as a precaution. the chp says there have been 28 shootings on highways in the east bay since november of last year. four people were killed and at least a dozen were injuredp. now to our other top story, appears the european union is ready to move on from britain. they're ready to start exit

negotiations immediately. 50% voted to leave the eu ke concerned with the immigration policies. david cameron announced yesterday he would step down and it could take months to replace him. he wants the next prime minister to negotiate the full withdrawal. yesterday president obama talked with mr. cameron about how it will affect. >> stay focused on ensuring economic growth and financial stability. >> the transition out of the eu could take until 2020. many brits traveling to the bay area on vacation were shocked by the vote. dan ashley has more. >> these brits arriving at sfo just found out the result before hopping on their long flight to california. susan baits decided to stay.

>> britain's best interest lays in being part of europe and not isolating itself. >> robert fletcher is eager to go. >> set up not having control of our own destiny. >> reporter: even those who voted to succeed -- >> i was shocked because of the polling. >> he's confident the uk will do better on its own. >> a lot of the laws are written in brussels and doesn't reflect what britain does. >> we just don't know where we're going. the first news you get is that the pound is just plummeted against foreign currencies and the stock market is unsteady. >> reporter: says the lisbon treaty is set up to provide stability so business relationships between the uk and u.s. shouldn't change right away. >> if businesses here will

remain pretty steady hopefully, the real question is when businesses try to go to europe, what does that mean from the choice of location from the headquarters. >> reporter: dan ashley, nbc 7 news. >> while the uk is attractive for businesses now, it remains to be seen whether that will change and whether businesses will consider other countries still in the european union. 8:04 is our time. more than 30,000 acres are burning in an out of control wildfire that started thursday afternoon. the fire is being blamed for two deaths and the lost of at least 100 structures. it is only 5% contained. >> reporter: piles of ash are all that is left of these homes. the burned out frames of cars is among the only recognizable thing among the rubble. dozens of homes up in flames. >> i really underestimated how fast and how bad that fire was.

>> reporter: david's home on radiant way is a total loss. he says he received a reverse 911 call to evacuate and less than half an hour later, the fire was dangerously close. he left with only his medication. >> i jumped in my truck and everybody was running by that time. >> reporter: he is one of roughly 125 residents now staying at an evacuation center in kernville. >> i wanted to make sure my animals got out safely. >> reporter: they were forced to evacuate the community of welden. >> the house caddy corner from me was up in flames. i have the lord on my side. if he decides to take my home, i will get another one. >> reporter: in squirrel valley the fire claimed two lives. an elderly couple who had medical problems did not escape the fire. >> a deputy was going door to door and came across a burned

property and he located the two bodies. >> reporter: it has charred 30,000 acres and destroyed 80 homes. some personal belongings can't be replaced like david's vw thing he wanted to give to his granddaughter. >> that's irreplaceable because i'm not going to build another engine and they're very rare and very hard to find. >> reporter: we're in the front yard of david's home. the only things that survived the fire was a sign out in front and most everything else is charred. he already talked to his insurance agent about rebuilding his life. the names of the two people who have died in the fire have not been repoliced. i'm melissa mcbride for nbc 7 news. teams from the bay area have arrived to help with the firefighting efforts. santa clara county engines assembling before they went south. the city of san mateo also sent

crews. the iteam has learned two more sheriff deputies are on paid administrative leave. they're accused of assault in an incident that happened a year ago. the guards reportedly punched and kicked an inmate even though the sources says they told them to stop. three guards were arrested on charges of beating to death michael tyree and last months two guards were criminally charged with beating an inmate and breaking his jaw. we reached out to the sheriff's office for information on this latest case and they say they cannot comment on personnel issues. protesters rallied last night demanding justs for a man who died two years ago in police custody. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> the rally was held on behalf of james greer after being tazed during a traffic stop. an officer's body camera

captured the may 24th incident. 8:07 is our time. san francisco police are looking for two burglars who broke into a union square jewelry store and made off with what the owner says is at least $2 million in diamonds and gold chains. surveillance video obtained by abc 7 news shows one of the men breaking into grace jewelry thursday morning. the owner tells us, a call from his alarm company woke him up. then he watched in real time as the thief wiped out his cases going straight for the most expensive jewelry. >> all the items were either a lot of gold or all diamonds. so, the other items that don't have much gold just totally ignore them. >> police believe the men escaped in this ford sedan that had been parked in the nearby street garage. santa cruz police are search prognosis the thieves that took off with an atm from a mini mart. dramatic surveillance video

captured the entire incident just before 4:00 wednesday morning. a station wagon crash into the store and two men rush in to take over the atm. they smashed the car into the atm to free it and then took off. police found the station wagon a few hours later but not the atm or the thieves. 8:09 is our time and we are in for a warm day across the bay area. francis is tracking the latest conditions where you live. >> warm, sunny and breezy. high pressure is keeping the coast, the clouds off to the coast with this live view from camera looking south towards san francisco. temperatures will be cool at the coast but really hot inland. i'll have the detail coming up. top politicians get booed off the stage as the grand marshals of the parade decide to bow out. a little later a new champ

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fremont, palo alto and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. the pentagon has announced it is planning to reveal its ban on transgender service members. it could happen as early as next week. the decision ends a year of wrangling on how transgender troops can serve openly.

right now, the pink triangle in san francisco for pride week. the installation goes up every year symbolic of a pink triangle used by the nazis in world war ii but now a symbol of pride. also, as part of pride weekend the mission of the march is to bring the communities together to celebrate unity. there will be plenty of activities before the march, including live music and food. the march starts at 6:00 tonight. as mentioned, pride weekend is under way this morning in san francisco. the transgender march last night kicked off the festivities and tight security is expected at b.a.r.t. throughout the weekend. abc news reporter.

>> reporter: the large group in the audience booing them off the stage. >> i'm here with a lot of trans friends who are homeless and i'm tired of people using our community as a prop. >> reporter: senator leno says there is a time and place for everything and now should be a time for unity. >> that's not the point. a mayor has never come to this event before. >> reporter: but he couldn't get through the whole interview without getting heckled. >> reporter: the march finally started and it was one of the biggest turnouts ever. >> it's nice to support you and everyone else here. >> reporter: marched with three generations of his family supporting him. with just two weeks since the orlando massacre security has been a concern. increased police presence and clubs are doing thorough searches of every customer at the door.

in honor of orlando a murl at the lookout bar is being auctioned off. san francisco pride parade, the floats are still under construction. >> it's all the final touches now. we have a bunch of people that are going from one float to the next adding a little sparkle here and a little touch of paint right there. >> reporter: all 29 floats are custom built for sunday's parade. the asian art museum in san francisco put out pride banners yesterday. you can share your photos from pride week events with abc 7 and use the #abc7now when you use your videos and photos on social media. called for a ban on assault rifles. >> we're getting people murdered every day at an alarming right. our government is insane. we are insane. >> kerr made the comments on the

podcast of mercury sports news writer and said our nation's fonders would not have included automatic weapons in the bill of rights. his dad was shot to death in lebanon in 18984. he said we need to vote out lawmakers who are frightened of the nra. the west nile rivirus has bn detected here in the bay area. a bird has tested positive in san rafael. the dead bird was found and mosquitos that feed on an infected animal can transmit west nile to humans. symptoms include fever, headache and nauza. no human cases have been reported so far this year in california. police are warning beachgoers about a great white shark spotted in pacifica. the beach is a popular surf spot usually packed on sunny days like yesterday, however, surfers weren't too worried. >> i was debating whether or not

to go out and after a few minutes i decided the odds weren't that great i would get bit and how could i say no? >> every time we saw seaweed or felt something at our feet we would jump up. >> police posted signs in the area warning people about the shark. we are on tap for another sunny day across the bay area. here's francis dignlasan. >> it's already nice. i took off my jacket. joggers in tank tops and shorts. that's all you need right now. we're in san francisco. let's show you 7 hd clear blue skies all around the bay area. not a cloud in sight. there are few along the coast trying to make their way in but they're not going to succeed. 54 degrees in half moon bay and then check out antioch. it is already 81 degrees there right now. in san jose, it's currently 66 degrees. so, we're off to a milder start

compared to yesterday at this time. we're quite a bit warmer in many locations. in hayward 9 degrees warmer than yesterday. oakland 7 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. mount tam looking south, again today. going to be sunny and breezy. there's a heat alert for early next week because we could see triple digit temperatures in some inland areas. also, with the warm weather and gusty winds this afternoon, a red flag warning will be in effect until 6:00 with the low humidity and increased fire danger for areas of solano county. if you're heading to the beach, be careful. look out for those sharks, as chris mentioned. north bay and monterey bay a beach hazard in effect through tonight. strong rip currents and large breakers. highs today range, as well. breezy conditions and 66 in half moon bay and oakland 79 and then

antioch, that will hit near 100 and 98 degrees. san jose at 88 degrees. a lot of folks heading to the pride weekend in san francisco. look for breezy conditions this afternoon and sunny, as well. today and tomorrow with temperatures mainly in the low 70s. also, if you're heading to the sonoma raceway. you're definitely going to need your hat and sunglasses and sun screen and maybe a nice big drink because temperatures will be in the 90s today and tomorrow dropping down to the mid up toer 5 upper 50s overnight. giants game breezy this evening with temperatures cooling off to 72 degrees by the time the game starts and then cooling down to up thor 50s by the time the game ends and sunset is at 8:36 this evening. and here's a look at the week ahead. this is why we want to warn you of these really hot temperatures we can expect. monday and tuesday is when we can see some really or close to triple-digit heat in some inland

areas and notice we are well above average. almost through the whole week. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows hot inland temperatures today and tomorrow. triple digits possible. monday and tuesday. then hanging on to the heat is going to be sunny and warm. all seven days. we're going to be above average for inland areas and around the bay. of course, if you want to keep cool, you can head to the coast where temperatures in the 60s and that nice breeze can cool you down, as well. >> francis, thank you. coming up next. worst in show or best? depending on how you look at it. the world's ugliest dog crowned in the north bay. we hope you join us for a look this afternoon for disney's first resort in shanghai, china.

there's a fee for just about everything these days. but when a bay area woman saw a charge that added 43 cents to the price of her gas she did a double take. >> silvia has been gassing up at this chevron in martinez for years. never has she seen a bill like the one she saw earlier this month. >> i come once a week, i never had this issue. >> reporter: but there it was on her gas receipt. a labor charge of $6.54 for a gas purchase of $15.01.

>> it's regular unleaded gas for $299 a gallon and i'm being charged almost 50% extra to pump my own gas. >> reporter: the gas station attendant refused to remove the charge, despite being unable to explain it. instead the clerk urged silvia to file a complaint with her credit card company. >> no, that's not my job to do. i'm not paying a labor fee to pump my own gas. >> reporter: the large placard says nothing about a labor charge. neither do any other signs that we saw. silvia said the credit card terminal at the gas pump wasn't working, so she went into the store to prepay for $20 of gas. she pumped just $50 worth but the total charges came to $22.11. silvia contacted me and we took her complaint to chevron. >> our investigation showed this was a one off issue and it was a coding error in the system.

>> reporter: silvia had purchased cat food in the store and that was mislabeled on the receipt as a labor charge. she said she mistakenly believed her cat food had been rung up separately. she was also charged sales tax for that cat food. >> she was assured she was not overcharged and being charmed for the items in store. >> reporter: for her trouble she received a $20 gift card from chevron despite the gas station being independently owned. >> i was very surprised. >> reporter: we went back to the gas station and did not find anyone else who saw a labor charge on their receipt. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. the jornl lucas museum will come to california instead of chicago. bring it back to california, but didn't say where. the delays from a lawsuit followed by a parks group forced his hand. lucas previously tried to get

the park built in san francisco but was rejected. proposing sites on treasure island and on the embarcadero south of the bay bridge. the mayor of los angeles is also jumping in saying his city would be the perfect place for the museum. >> the world's ugliest dog 2016! >> meet this year's winner of the ugly dog contest at the sonoma marin fair. a chinese mix and owner jason worth won a trophy and a $1,500 cash prize. won second place in the contest last year but came out on top this year. much more on the abc 7 news. president obama designates a new national monument which is the first dedicated to the history of lgbt americans. his message to the country this morning. also ahead, a tenant is blindsided by a $425% rent

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starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here is francis dinglasan. good morning to you. >> good morning. clear temperatures right now. if you're heading out the door, you don't need a jacket. here's a live look from the east bay hills looking out towards san francisco and oakland 64 and mountain view and san jose at 66. half moon bay still at 55 degrees. santa cruz, beach boardwalk looking good today. in santa rosa, it's currently 60 and also low 60s in napa and novato and fairfield already at 70 degrees. we have that summer spread today. 60s at the coast where it will be mild and also breezy. downtown san francisco 77 degrees and warming up to 79 in oakland. once you head over the hills into the inland areas, our warmest locations in the mid-90s to even upper 90s. things will warm up even more. i'll let you know when with the

accuweather seven-day forecast. breaking news out of texas where investigators are investigating a shooting that left two people dead. it happened outside a nonprofit dance studio around 2:50 this morning. the studio's owner said a group having a party on the property was not authorized to be there. when police arrived one person was found dead outside the studio and another person died at the hospital. the other victims are still being treated. no word yet on any suspects. new this morning, president obama is in seattle talking about the importance of preserving and sharing the stonewall inn as a significant part of the american story. yesterday, the president designated the stonewall inn as the first national monument to lgbt rights. patrons fought back. that launched a week's long protest and sparked the modern lgbt right's movement. the new york city monument will be added to the city's national

park system. >> i believe our national park should reflect the richness and diversity and unaekly american spirit that has always defined us. that we are stronger together. out of many, we are one. that is what makes us the greatest nation on earth. >> president obama empathizes that as a country we must continue to push for equality, acceptance and tolerance. security will be a lot tighter at pride events in san francisco this year following the orlando massacre. the most noticeable change will be at the festival at civic center today and tomorrow and not only metal detectors but all bags will be checked as a precaution. >> this is the first time pride is doing this and it's, obviously, a big change and it will slow down getting into the civic center plaza festival and, again, not something that anyone ever wanted to do. >> there won't be metal

detectors tomorrow. the city has activated its emergency operation center to coordinate resources for pride events. today will be pink. the huge street party which co insides with the start of pride week in san francisco had been canceled after no one wanted to host it. but now it's back. it won't happen in the castro like it used to. in the south of market district will be the new location for pink saturday. inside this parking lot across the street from sf eagle bar. the event hosted by the sisters of perpetual indullgence was always held in the castro. >> we wanted to be really based in the community and run by the community that is going to be smaller and safer. >> reporter: for nearly 25 years, the sisters of perpetual indullgence have hosted one of the biggest parties. one that in recent years also became the biggest headache for residents and businesses in the castro. the hast pink saturday held in

2014 was marred by violence. the sisters, a nonprofit organization, decided it was unmanageable and while last year another organization held a pink party, this year, there were no takers until the sisters had a change of heart. >> we're taking the name back, absolutely. pink saturday is ours and will always be ours. >> reporter: most businesses in the castro hope the crowds will end up at pink saturday 1.5 miles away. >> it kind of makes sense to scale it down and take a step back. i mean, at this bar we want people to be safe, you know. >> reporter: this time a $10 entrance free. part of the money will pay for security and the rest of the proceeds will go to the victims and families of the orlando shooting. one of the owners says he doesn't want this event to disappear like halloween in the castro did several years ago. >> no need for another big party that community to disappear just because of violence.

>> reporter: pink saturday runs from 3:00 to 10:00 in the eveni evening. with huge crowds expected for the proud celebration this weekend, a lot of road closures in san francisco. the area around civic center will be closed both today and tomorrow and market street from beal to eighth will be closed tomorrow for the pride parade. muni will reroute buses away from the closure. the agency is asking people to take muni, metro or b.a.r.t. to get around the closure. we're using the bay area instagram feed to celebrate lgbt community where you live. aids walk san francisco. abc 7 proudly has been the broadcast sponsor for the organization 30-year history. this year's event is july 17th at golden gate park. you can learn more on our abc 7 news bay area instagram feed. the department of public health will be on the look out for street vendors selling food

without permits. >> unsanitary conditions can make you is sick. if food is sitting at a temperature that is too low or too hot, all this could make the food poisonous and make you sick. >> festival goers are being urged to look for a red 2016 decal to sure the vendor is inspected. a landlord jacked up his tenant's rent. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: this apartment building sits in the heart of north beach on the corner of columbus and scotland streets. it's also famous. scenes from clint eastwood's 1988 movie the dead pool were shot here. check the killer view from apartment 25 where tenant neal hutchinson lives. >> i've lived here a long time.

i pay my rent on time. >> reporter: but, aapparently, that wasn't enough to satisfy his landlord. he raised his rent from $1,800 a month to a whopping $8,000 a month. no reason given. >> i have basically been hit with a rent increase of 400%. >> reporter: scott weaver is with the san francisco tenants' union. he spot a lot of huge rent increases. >> i don't know if there had been one that large. there could have been but i don't remember one. >> reporter: the rent hike went into effect in the beginning of this month. he filed an appeal with the san francisco rent board. they'll decide in early august or so. but suddenly, the landlord served an eviction notice. hutchinson now has to get out by july 21st, weeks before that decision comes. >> i could be evicted before that decision even comes through. i honestly don't know what i'm going to do. i'm struggling here. >> reporter: hutchinson's lawyer

says she'll file a response to the eviction next week to buy her client more time. the landlord has yet to return our call. vic lee, abc 7 news. still ahead on the abc 7 morning news, motor sports always been about technology, but this event at sonoma raceway will take it to the next level. as we head outside, you can see it's pretty clear out there this morning. fran francis dinglasan will have your report in just a few minutes.

cory lakes in fremont reopens after it closed earlier this year due to toxic algae. they cleared the lake to reopen this week after tests showed little or no toxins for at least a month. quarry lakes is open from 11:00 this morning until 6:00 p.m. still ahead on the saturday morning news motor sports have always been about technology, but this weekend's event will take it to the next level. >> sunny and warm and also breezy. temperatures will range from 60s at the coast to quite warm inland. i'll have your numbers coming up shortly. >> a live look outside from our exploratory camera.

plus, kevin durant is a free agent. could he be in a warriors' uniform next season.

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coming up. this morning nascar fans are pouring in to watch qualifying for tomorrow's sprint cup race. some of the top drivers in the world will be battling each other to prove that they're the best and behind the scenes, officials are using a lot of technology to make sure no one is cheating. abc 7 news reporter johnson bloom gives us a closer look. >> how fast are we going right now? >> 50. >> and they're going? >> 150. >> a ride in the official pace car is a far cry from what carl edwards does on the track. >> just every guy's dream. >> he's used to signing autographs and takes selfies one way technology has changed the lives of race car drivers. >> the one piece of technology i can do without is nascar policing stuff. >> reporter: smart cameras that look for violations on pit road. race officials sat in this trailer. >> you have 15, 20 officials that are looking at various screens. some of them have three or four

laptops. >> reporter: no longer now when it comes to officiating a race, there could be an app for that. >> it could be a phone or tablet. >> reporter: partnered with microsoft. >> that's interesting. >> reporter: a sport where the drivers are fast. the officials have to be fast, too. >> we don't have a tv time-out. we can't stop the action to track the call. >> the 48 and the 88. >> reporter: watch their pit stops. >> i could see the actual pit road infraction video. >> reporter: even line them up faster. >> had 2 car between the 18 and 22. >> reporter: advances in officiating is just part of the story. change is going on under the hood and behind the wheel. >> allowed digital dash now. >> reporter: a smooth sheet of glass covered with data, an adjustment for some drivers. >> when it first started, it was a little distracting. >> reporter: for the crew chief, it is a dream. >> if we want the driver to run, we know it can turn red and start flashing at 260 for

warning. >> reporter: drivers are warming up to it. >> it's like a video game. you can try different things. >> reporter: carl edwards still has one thing on his wish list. >> somehow with all of our technology we have yet to develop a nice air condioning system. >> reporter: at sonoma raceway, jonathan bloom. this weekend's event caused huge delays in the napa and sonoma areas especially on highway 37 and 121top travelers not going to the raise are asked to avoid the race. race fans are encouraged to leave extra time for traffic. 8:47 is our time and with so much to do in the bay area this weekend, let's get right to the full weather forecast with our meteorologist france. >> we'll need the air conditioning because things are going to heat up around here. blue skies over many parts of the bay area. barely picking up any clouds out there. sunny and warm today. temperatures right now are

already reaching 81 degrees. it's 81 in antioch. fairfield is 70. 58 in san francisco for the pride runners getting ready and golden gate park. it's already getting pretty warm there and at san jose at 66 degrees. half moon bay still at 55 degrees. compared to yesterday at this time, we're off to a much milder start in many areas we're much warmer even seven degrees warmer compared to yesterday in oakland and 9 degrees warmer yesterday at this time. here's a look looking south towards san francisco. it's sunny and breezy today. a heat alert for early next week because some triple-digits are expected for a few inland locations. and i'll show you that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. red flag warning in effect until 6:00 tonight. winds gusting up to 25 miles per hour. and that combined with a low humidity means increased fire danger for the areas highlighted in red, which includes parts of

solano county. also, if you're headed to the beach, be extra careful with beach hazards in effect tonight, as well. strong rip currents possible and large breakers especially along the north bay coast and the monterey bay coast, as well. and here's what you can expect for today, we're going it be warming up to 95 in gilroy. san jose hitting 88 degrees today. look for temperatures to be 85 by this afternoon in palo alto and then cooling down to 75 degrees tonight if you're headed to this game at the stanford area for the soccer game and downtown san francisco, 71. notice at the coast with the low clouds, daly city will only hit 74 degrees. breezy as well through parts of the north bay and welcome that breeze with temperatures hitting the low 90s in santa rosa and sonoma and napa. more comfortable in the east bay with berkeley at 78. and fremont 83 degrees. so, hot and sunny inland. our warmest number will be in

brentwood at 99 degrees. walnut creek will be 94 today and pleasanton will hit 93. if you want more of that triple-digit heat you'll find it throughout the central valley. 101 in fresno and palm springs, lookt a that, 1 o10 degrees today. overnight lows mainly in the 50s, but still mild in antioch. only down to 62 degrees. if you're headed to the pride parade tomorrow, still a lot of sunshine, as well, with temperatures hovering in the 60s making it to near 70 by the afternoon. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have that summer spread continuing tomorrow with 60s at the coast and then triple digits possible for inland areas monday and tuesday. it's going to be dry and warm all week. in fact, we're above average through the workweek for many of our inland and bay locations. if you want that relief, head to the coast where it will be in the 60s, chris. >> wear the sunscreen and keep

the water bottle on standby, francis. >> shades, as well. i can use them right now. in sports, tonight madison bumgarner takes the mound. san francisco now leads the second-place dodgers by seven games in the n.l. west after last night's victory over philly. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports report. >> the giants are back home for a weekend series with the phillies. as they took the field, no team in baseball had more win than the giants. 20 games over .500. this is why you avoid the traffic and parking at at&t. ryan howard only hitting .150 on the season and we're tied at 1-1. seventh inning giants down 2-1. joe panic had a bases clearing triple on thursday. that scores buster posy and trevor brown, as well. 4-2 giants. everybody come on down.

bases loaded, two outs. a grounder to the third. look at the new guy, romero peno throw him out by not much. giants hang on 5-4. a's and angels in anaheim. bottom of the first. 1-0, athletics. but that lead would evaporate right here. albert pujols can still hit. number 13 for big albert. two outs and runners at the corners. mike trout will come back and oh, my goodness. reach first base. simmons scores 3-1. bob melvin is like, i can't believe this is my team. 4-4 game in the eighth. he's happy to have chris davis. i'll tell you that. a three-run and his 18th of the year and that turns out to be the game winner. a's win it by a score of 7-4. the warriors have dreams of landing kevin durant in free agency. the good news is, the warriors are in line.

espn reporting that durant will meet with three teams. the thunder, maybe a couple other teams, as well. listen to sale pitches why he should join a new team or stay in kc. the thunder got better on draft night. he might be able to win a title with any of the three a formentioned teams. free agency begins on july 1st. warriors just introduced their new draftees. damian jones and patrick mccod. jones is recovering from surmgry on a torn pectoral muscle. could be out four to six months. mccaw he's 6'7", 180. long, versatile. kind of players the warriors love and they'll become part of a new overhaul bench. >> develop and get better each and every day. just taking everything first. just making sure i make the most of this opportunity. >> i take a lot of pride in my defense. something that i just really focus in on and i know defense translates into offense. i just focus on the defensive

end and i know that frees up my game on the offensive end and that's just something i take pride in. >> new warriors. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry biel. coming up, the cat's meow. why all

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convention proving you can be chic and stylish and own a cat. panel discussions with special guests. 100 cats will be up for adoption at the event. a portion of the proceeds go to a charity that proceeds low-cost neuter services. let's get an update from francis dinglasan. >> warm temperatures around the bay and warm inland. oakland 79 and san jose, 88 degrees. breezy at the coast. if you want it cooler, we'll see 60s there, but near 100 inland. and the sum amer is here and it will stick around. hot and warm weather all through next week. >> thanks for joining us on the abc 7 morning news. the new continues now on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app.

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