side of the highway to make room for the flex lane, and then it would shift back to a regular shoulder the rest of the time. a decision whether to require a toll wouldn't be made until the study determines if the lane would fit. $225,000 has been approved for the study and is expected to be finished by the end of the year. i think a lot of warriors fans waking up pretty happy this morning. and did you cedse see kevin dur. >> scoring a game high of 38 points. steph curry had a big game, too. and the warriors crews to a 113-91 victory after the first quarter was not a contest anymore, and they lead the series one game to none. >> we could be a lot better than we were tonight, but in the finals you get a "w" and we'll take it.

>> we have to be ourselves and not worry about any other story line or anything that doesn't matter to the game. we're good in that department. >> the warriors become the first team in nba history to start the post season 13-0. and then possibly having head coach back on the sidelines. kerr is feeling better, and if he feels well without any setbacks, he could coach the next game. he has been out due to the complications of back surgery two years ago. >> i want to jump in from the live desk. fans not talking about last night's game, they are talking about katy -- kd and watch afterwards. he appears to stare down the singer sitting courtside, and

that stare has been talked about. >> he was asked about that. >> he looked at the crowd toward rihanna, was that on purpose or do you remember that? >> i don't even remember that. >> don't get in that trap. >> yeah. >> have fun with that. >> i promise, rihanna was sitting there and we are looking at getting the other side of the video and you will see her later in the newscast. rihanna, hard core lebron fan. you can hear her yelling to other fans saying the king is still king to warrior fans. we are working on getting video of that big moment everybody is talking about on social media. >> what is her history with cleveland? why is she a cavs fan and can we steal her for our team? >> we will talk about that in a

second. as you know, abc7 news, your home for the nba the conviction of three jail guards for the death of an inmate sends a strong message that nobody is above the law. a jury found the three guilty of second-degree murder in the beating death of a mentally ill inmate. michael tiery died with injuries, and everybody is entitled to be treated like a human being regardless of their circumstances. >> law enforcement officers, we will hold them accountable and there will be justice, and there is justice in this case. >> the guards' families h comment and quickly left the

courthouse. san francisco police released dramatic body camera videos in the officer-involved shooting in the bayview district. >> watch out! watch out! >> may 21st near kau saweda avenue. one officer fired back. nobody was hit. police released the body camera from three responding officers during a community meeting yesterday. details on the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley nearly two years ago. experts studied why the balcony gave way when 13 people were on it, and six people died and seven people got hurt, and the report says more water resistant plywood should have been used.

in april the state revoked the license of the general contractor that built the balcony saying they used cheaper and weaker material than plans specified. 36 people died when the ghost ship warehouse caught fire last december. there are numerous questions about the safety of the building, why it was being used and why people were not able to restate. and then the country and the world reacting to president trump's decision to pull out of the paris climate accord. he called it a bad deal for the u.s. >> reporter: this morning, what's next after president trump's world power with draw. >> the united states will with draw from the paris climate accord. >> reporter: trump called the nearly 200-nation agreement to

nearly 200-nation agreement to combat would hurt the worker. >> the mayor of pittsburgh sharply disagreed. >> what you did was not only bad for the economy of this country, but also weakened america. >> new york, washington andu.s. same. trump's decision sparked protests in d.c. and new york, and several big business leaders also weighed in condemning the exit. one industry praising trump, coal. the leaders of france say cannot be re-created.

>> make our planet great again. >> big companies like apple and exxonmobil said it would make the world more competitive in business, and he said nations remaining in the paris accord will be the ones that reap the benefits in job created. >> and check out the cover, the sharply-worded criticism reads trump to world:drop dead. trump is turning to court in the nation to take up the ban on travelers from seven muslim-majority nations. lawyers with the justice department say the appeals court is second guessing the president's motivations. i thought we would start with opening the weather window.

walnut creek, some of the commuters heading towards 24. let's look at your commute planner. looks like it's going to be good jut about everywhere on the roads, it's going to be dry, and a lighter breeze around the bay and a lighter afternoon if you are taking mass transit. we have a few graduations today. we'll take a look at those throughout the next couple of hours. here's what is happening in san francisco. we have low 50s just about everywhere from glen park to 52, and a few 53s out there, and we have 55 right now in richmond, american canyon, walnut creek to 51. here's a look from the exploratorium camera, no clouds out there. grass pollen will be high also. we have a surge of warmth low to mid-80s inland, and almost as warm tomorrow and then the cool breezes will bring us a

correction for sunday. we'll take a look at really hot weather next week coming up in the accuweather 7-day forecast. because you are up early and watching abc7 traffic reports, we can tell you we have smooth sailing across san rafael all the way to san francisco, it's fog free. speaking of marin, we have mass transit issues with the friday ferry schedule, the 7:30 larkspur and then then the 4:00 canceled, and then the 5:30 slow, and this could be in effect on monday and we will follow it over the weekend and let you know. one south bay city teaming up with self driving carmakers. b.a.r.t. has hundreds of workers but just three of them

are sweeping up $365 tho,0 time. we are keeping live weather we are keeping live weather and

they don't help single moms. hi. hi. what happened to our house last year? it flooded. and the water flooded out. yeah. the red cross arranged the hotel for us. they gave me that break, that leverage, to be able to get it together and... take care of them, you know? i feel like we've come full circle. like that! this is how i'll do it. sarah: there you go. breaking news right now on the peninsula. >> this is a water main break in belmont. amy hollyfield just got to the

scene. amy. >> reporter: it's impacting homes. look at this one behind me here in belmont. you can see the water and the mud filling the driveway here. you can also hear it rushing down the hillside, which is right behind this home and that's why the fire department has evacuated a couple of the homes here just in case. at this point we have not heard of any damage to homes and water entering the houses but that's what the fire department is worried about and that's why they made evacuations here. we are just arriving on the scene and so is the water department that is working to shut down the water mains so they can stop the flow of water. we will have much more for you at 5:00. reporting live in belmont, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> a bad way to wake up. thank you, amy. big upgrades to the mineta airport. it's getting two new federal grants totaling $1.2 million.

it's going for safety equipment, like a generator and a vehicle for firefighting. last year the airport received $15 million for infrastructure and security upgrades. and then a staggering $365,000 in combined overtime last year for three b.a.r.t. workers. each was assigned to clean stations in downtown san francisco. b.a.r.t. says they implemented a no-over time policy and hiring freeze for janitors. california can continue to collect a $5 fee on gun sales. money is intended to identify and track down those that have weapons where their license has been revoked. the bay area's largest city

is seeking help from autonomous automakers to help make streets safer and less congested. here's abc7 news reporter, david louie. >> reporter: by this fall, they could test how autonomous vehicles could improve safety and break the bottle necks drivers curse. >> we could see that it improves safety, and not be a beta test. we want to improve the quality of life for the city. >> reporter: they want two roundtable meetings held earlier this year brainstorming about better ways to link passengers to the mineta san jose airport. self driving cars could be cheaper than a light rain link.

and silicon valley has 26 companies working on the technology. >> they are all autonomy. they are going to go elsewhere and leave the valley if we don't give them somewhere to test the cars. we will see proposals from giant companies like google and small companies we have not even heard yet. and reducing fatalities is another goal. in 2014 and 2015, the toll was 23, a 20-year high of pedestrian deaths. >> i am sure there will be a lot of people trying to rush in. >> in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. we are hoping for another stunner of a day. i thought yesterday was great once we got through the clouds and fog in the morning? >> the afternoon was worth the morning, wasn't it? it was a nice day. today's going to be warmer but san francisco, it's not going to

get out of control. and inland valleys probably won't need the air-conditioner, but will be a close call, though. you can see how clean the air is this morning, sunshine and warm temperatures this afternoon. the warmth will ease throughout the weekend and the hottest days are slated for monday and tuesday. if you are headed to the beach we have a small craft advisory and it's until 3:00 monday morning, and for today that takes away cloud cover and helps us to warm to 64 in daly city. we will get to about 70 in the mission. sunset about 66 fremont, 76 along with richmond and castro valley. on the peninsula today, 74. without the breeze it will feel warmer. and i should say redwood city pushing about 80. 80, speaking of that, that's what we have in san jose. los gatos, 82 degrees.

as you head up to the north, 83. calmer today in santa rosa. and as we head into the east bay valleys valleys, a lot of mid-80s here. tonight a little more cloud cover out there, and temperatures in the low to mid-50s just like this morning. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast, and as you see things will taper through saturday and we will push 80 around the bay with mid-'60s at the coast. and the bay bridge toll plaza, light going this morning and we're hoping for friday night. no metering lights yet. 4:40 in the morning, a ten-minute drive from the maze into san francisco. not bad at all. we have a full freeway closure in vallejo, 780 from -- both directions from 780, from 80 to laurel street and vice versa and that's roadwork due to be picked

up in about 15 minutes or so so we will check in with the chp. of we have a b.a.r.t. closure this weekend and we'll fill you in on that in a few. sweep! sweep! >> abc7 news was alameda county food bank where they put cleveland on notice laying down the challenge once again as the food banks vie for dominance in the food court. it's an online fund-raising competition to see who can bring in the most dough during the finals. >> throwing down our >> we want to get fans engaged in our work. >> i guess that's a non-profit's version of trash talk. >> that was pleasant, wasn't it? >> you can do your part to end hunger right now. we have a link on our website to

show you where you can donate, go to abc7news.com. want to sit on seinfeld's couch, the world coming to san francisco today. and then smoking marijuana for fun is now arizoarizon california. >> a california six grader is coming home with a national spelling title. spelling title. the word that made her a w-i-n-n-e-r. and then walmart employees who volunteer can deliver packages on their way home, and it's being tested at three walmart locations. >> and then the founder for bumble has been called the hive. >> it turns out dolphins are

almost as tech savvy as humans. there's a giant water touch screen with apps. >> imagine if they had a bumble version of that. version of that. >> oh,

its effort to protect pot smokers from federal marijuana laws. a bill approved by the state assembly would bar police from helping federal drug agents from arresting people using marijuana illegally. the trump administration has threatened to resume enforcement of the law and the bill is going to head to the state senate. toyota recalling 32,000 tacoma pickups in the u.s. because they could stall. toyota has not said if there have been any reported injuries or accidents related to the defect and the company will mail recall notices next month and fix the problem for free. a young girl from the central valley coming home with a national title. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n. >> that is correct. congratulations! >> that is 12-year-old ananya

vinay, and this year's national spelling bee winner, and she's a sixth grader from fresno. >> anytime a proud parent embrace as child i lose it. >> she spelled the word marocain, and it's a dress fabric made of silk. she will get $40,000 in cash and prices, and do you see that there? >> a curry shirt. >> i'm assuming that's her little brother with number 30. >> i like to see when she let's it out and finally realized she won, and she looks stunned. congratulations. absolutely. and 75 and 51, that's our average high and low. our extremes, 48 and 107. 0.012 of an inch of rain, and not much, and 2.7 is the most we have ever had.

and then 60, and 66 at noon, and then pushing the upper 70s most of the afternoon and at 6:00 this evening, about 74 degrees. the nationals are going across the bay to take on the a's. 7:05, first pitch. 66, dropping down to 10:00. let's talk about this weekend. the warm springs and south fremont stations will be closed this weekend and there will be free bus shuttles running every 15 minutes so heads up if you are a b.a.r.t. rider this weekend. right now no delays on muni or ace train, ace train number one out of stockton on time and we will keep following this all will keep following this all this for you as we have hraurbgz baury changes. 50 comedians will

jerry seinfeld and they can hangout in the bar, and even experience the world of south park. >> all of these photographic opportunities, so we have 14 different places where you can go and take photos with things, and you can have all the great iconic moments. >> the festival is being put together by comedy promoters. do you think kids need to apply for a business license if they are mowing lawns around the neighborhood? what is sparking that debate. tesla and the female employee who sued them over sexual harassment claims. we have word that a san jose police patrol car has been involved in a nasty crash, and

we will have the full report next. next.

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today.

♪ >> it doesn't matter how old that song is, i will always dance to it, and we have a reason to dance this morning. the celebration continues. fans so excited about warriors' win, game one of the nba finals last night. you may be surprised when you find out what steph curry and kevin durant are doing today, though. >> that's usher. >> good morning on this