>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc7 mornings." we have the best seats in the house at least for right now as we get ready for game five of the nba finals. >> the prices to get in are reaching absurd levels right now, and we are tracking it live as the countdown begins. >> if every viewer gives then maybe we could go once a year. >> nope. >> i think we brought our lucky charm, lisa, so hopefully we can get it done. >> i will take that. sure. get it done. things turning around tonight for sure. fog not only on the peninsula but as we head outside i will show a few live pictures, still snowing in the sierra nevada with a winter weather advisory until 10:00. a little gray out there and fog in napa. 52 in san francisco. from san francisco you are looking at sunshine with mid and upper 40s in the north bay.

heading out the door a little chillier in the north bay and look for 60s by noontime, and coming up a few degrees, and then more in a few minutes. i think maybe a lot of folks taking the day off and we have light volumes out there this morning. here's 101 and 880 in the south bay, no issues if you are traveling on the northbound side. and then 80, highway 4 to the maze, 21 minutes. if you are leaving san francisco, southbound 101 heading to the airport is in the green at just nine minutes. a couple delays out of the east bay in the central valley, talking about that next. a talk executive at uber could be on the way out and the company's ceo may not be far from the exit either. >> the company's board held an emergency meeting yesterday and our reporter

downtown san francisco. >> reporter: the board of directors of uber may be asking the ceo to take a leave of absence. uber's ceo has come under fire over the ridesharing company's culture. it has been accused of fostering a workplace environment where discrimination and bullying are tolerated. the board unanimously adopted a series of recommendations from former attorney general eric holder to change the culture within the company. uber hire add law firm to investigate hundreds of complaints after one of the former employees blogged about her poor experience working at uber, and they fired 20 employees over some of the charges.

all of this is coming at a difficult time, his mother was killed last month in a boating accident. it's going to be interesting if he is told to take a leave and employees are going to learn more on tuesday and that's when they are supposed to learn about the recommendations the board did adopt. >> thank you. let us switch gears because it's game day here on abc7, your home for the finals. >> the warriors hope to close out the cavs tonight in oracle in front of a hometown crowd. somebody else is ready to go, nbc news reporter, amy hollyfield. >> reporter: there are some courtside seats available for tonight if you are interested in coming. they are online and being resold because the game is sold out. we found one or a couple, actually, for $43,158 each. so if you got the money, you can

get here for tonight's big game. it's sold out. the warriors held a practice yesterday so they could stay loose for this big game with steph curry saying he's confidence, energetic and confident. there's a lot of pressure on but curry says he thinks it's going to be a fun night. >> for us to be back in this situation, and, like i said, it's the third time, and it's the level of competition and intensity in the finals is unbelievable, especially when you have that history with the opposing team. >> reporter: they sound con tpau opportunity and look great. look at the shirts they have available for tonight, sticking with the theme for the warriors, all gold, and they were already printed in case there was a game five, so no rush there. and they will hand out the

signs, sticking with the theme, all gold, and then strength in numbers on the other side. hopefully we can see a trophy presentation here at center court. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. we have your ticket, well at least the tv ticket to see the game. espn and abc's coverage of game five of the nba finals starts tonight at 5:30 here on abc 7. >> and join larry beil and mike shumann on the pregame show brought to you by jeep, and larry and mike will be live at 5:00 p.m. and in an abc news exclusive, george stephanopoulos talked to ken star, the independent counsel that investigated former president bill clinton, and star said after comey's testimony last week it's looking like a he said he said case. >> the key, though, is what, even if the president said what

the director said he said, does that, in fact, constitute either obstruction of justice or another crime, and i don't think it's even close at this stage. >> you can see more of this interview coming up on "gma" after abc 7 mornings. the sheriff's office is asking for your help finding a missing kayaker that was last scene on thursday morning in lake tahoe. weather conditions forced authorities to call off the search on saturday. a gofundme has been set up to fund additional search efforts. if you would like to donate, go to abc7news.com. $10,000 has been raised and that's surpassing the goal. and then max harris and ghost ship founder are charged ghost ship founder are charged in the deadly december

one m they are scheduled to be arraigned on thursday. breaking news from the abc7 live desk. >> we are keeping an eye on an anti-corruption protest happening in russia. the demonstrations are happening around the country, and we have seen a lot of activity from police and protesters, and dozens of people have been arrested including an opposition leader, and his wife said he was arrested outside his home on his way to the protest and he was also arrested during similar protests in march. and then police say they made another arrest, a 19-year-old man is being held on suspicion of carrying out terrorists attacks. six other men remain in custody after the june rampage that killed eight people.

britain's terrorism threat stays at severe, meaning an attack is highly likely. and then students photos appeared to be edited. they removed donald trump references. references. and then the

good monday morning to you. hayward, mountain view, san jose, still snow and a winter weather advisory pulling away from the sierra nevada until 10:00. a foggy picture here, we are looking at mount tam. oakland is looking like clear conditions, and napa with a few more clouds. we had an interesting shot a minute ago from the east bay hills camera, cooler in the north bay and we have sunshine above so it will be a good day today on the roads, patchy clouds throughout the peninsula and by the afternoon we are looking at numbers in the upper 60s here in the south bay. i want to take you back to the east bay where we have had a couple of our only issues here today. having major problems, and this is sticking around. westbound 580 before you get to elchar yo road. it sounds like the left lane is

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we're back at 6:14. look at the pictures over my shoulder. it's hard to believe but these are two different people. the man on the left after being released after 17 years in jail, but the man on the right is the one that committed the crime. jones is a free man, he contacted the innocence project that helps exonerate those wrongly convicted and the group discovered another man in the same jail with the same first name looked a whole lot like jones. >> once i seen a picture of this man, you know, like, i understood why people were saying what they were saying. it made sense to me. >> the similarities in appearance and lack of any hard evidence was enough to get the judge to toss out jones' he realized this was all a

terrible mistake. i think i pointed at the wrong people at the beginning, but you get the point. and then puerto rico are making it clear they want to be the 51st state. if it doesn't happen, puerto rico could move to become independent or remain a u.s. territory and there's contesting going on here because of record-low turnout in the vogt. a new jersey high school is investigating why three separate donald trump references were removed from the yearbook. the freshman class president said she collected a trump quote to be printed under her photo and the censorship is disturbing. and then a man rescued from a submerged car and then just

took off. the car hit rocks and flipped over and then as you can see it landed upside down in the water. two people ran in the water to save the driver who was trapped. >> that's when i just kicked off my shoes and threw my phone in the car and just ran right into the water with the other gentleman. >> the somebody tossed me on rock and i broke the window open and felt an arm, grabbed him and pulled out. >> the driver didn't give his name and jumped into a truck with some friends. police want to talk to the driver to make sure he's okay. the car had no license plates. let's talk about the tonys. and then hanson took top honors this year. ♪ ♪ >> you know, ben was on vocal rest on friday and his voice was still perfection. the powerful show about a teenage outcast found itself the

most popular musical of the night. ben platt took best actor. and bette midler to leave the stage. >> i just want to say -- i just want to say -- shut that crap up! i just want to say -- i just want to say -- >> and the orchestra did eventually stop and she got to finish her speech saying "hello dolly" never went away and encouraged everybody to go see the revivalal of the >> she was giving us full midler yesterday. looking at better weather out there. in fact, boy, yesterday we had all the clouds and rain showers,

and snow is still going on in the sierra nevada. live doppler 7 looking at the clouds, low clouds from the peninsula to the south bay and 10:00 the winter weather advisory ends here. still snow anywhere from interstate 80 to highway 50, about an inch is still possible with slick roadways. mount tam is cleared out and looking at a nice start to your roadway. the clouds are lifting in the next couple of hours. and numbers are in the mid and upper 40s in the north bay. 54 in concord. we are looking at a lot of sunshine today, slightly warmer, and sunny and warmer for your tuesday and then temperatures really come up the middle of the week and they are not going to stop. here are the winds today. notice breezy along the coast, but we are looking at 15 miles inside the bay, and the south bay looking at numbers from 65 in milpitas, and still below average, 61 downtown and winds up to 30 miles per hour, and berkeley, 65 for you. you head inland, we have a few

70s. 72 in fairfield and 70 in concord. tomorrow about six degrees warmer and we will continue to stair step with the higher temperatures all around the bay, coast and inland until we get to the hot weather for father's day. check this out. we have a lot of sun glare looking at the bay bridge toll plaza here, and if you squint you can see we have the typical buildup as you approach the toll booths. quick drive times, tracy to dublin, one hour and five minutes, and sounds like that crash we have in the livermore area near el been pushed off to the side. and 101 to cupertino in the green at 15 minutes. you will have to chain up if you are headed to the sierra. we'll talk about that more coming up next. amy robach is live from new york city with a look at what is ahead. good morning, amy.

>> good morning to you, natasha and reggie. coming up next, president trump facing a possible new lawsuit this morning related to foreign payments as the pressure mounts for him to reveal whether he has recordings of conversations with james comey and the man that led the investigation into president clinton joins us live this morning. 18 former penn state fraternity brothers due in court all on charges from his death, the surveillance video from inside the house being shown for the first time in open court and we will speak with nancy grace for her take on the case. katy perry opening up during his live stream skprpbgs what she said about her relationships and past mental health struggles and tailor swift. and then we have the hilarious leslie jones and music group, lady antebellum, coming up live. >> what don't you have on the show today?

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>> announcer: good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." setting the stage. we are live at oracle for game five of the nba finals. you can still see some of the work being done there. >> tonight the warriors have the chance to do something the bay area has not seen since 1974. good morning on this monday, june 12th. we are counting down the espn and abc coverage of the nba finals. where are we right there? alexis is the queen of the countdown. right there. >> you would think i would know how to do that with the green screen practice, but i always go the wrong way. >> and lisa argen in for mike

nicco. >> unless you are up in the mountains are doing traveling from sacramento, otherwise more sunshine for you than clouds. the system winding down with the winter weather advisory until 10:00. 52 in the city, and clouds around santa cruz right now with cooler numbers in the 40s in the north bay, and then mid-60s around the bay, and low 70s inland with breezy winds in the afternoon. alexis? not looking too bad in walnut creek either. cruising along fine, maybe one of the days you want sunglasses in the vehicle with you. speaking of the sierra, we have some chain requirements this morning for interstate 80 between cisco grove and donner lake, that is for all vehicles except for four wheel drives with snow tires. and so just use caution. we could have slick roadways. we will look at drive times coming up in less than ten. today is the big day for the

warriors. they are going to try and close out the nba finals against the cavaliers and do it at home. >> as we countdown to the game, dub nation coming out strong and hoping to get the championship gear. amy hollyfield is live at oracle arena. amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. you can see oracle arena is almost ready but not quite there yet. they have a plastic tarp covering the court, and they have had to do a quick turn around from saturday night, when roger waters played here at oracle arena, so they are still working to turn the place into a basketball arena. retailers are busy planning and preparing, too. they are getting busy for a victory. they are hoping to have championship t-shirts soon for sale, and they were telling us they are working on where to put the shirts and working on the pickup plan. they say if the warriors win tonight first thing in the morning before dawn they will be headed down to the printing press to pick up the shirts. fans we talk to feel very

confident the warriors will clinch the championship tonight. >> i think the warriors are going to blow them out. i do. i think they are not going to go back to cleveland. they don't want to, and they are going to do it at home and it's not going to be close. >> it will be great. on the home court. better than winning in cleveland. >> the players were upbeat and at their practice yesterday, and steph curry says he feels confident, energetic and positive about the opportunity. the warriors could be the first bay area team to clinch a championship at home since 1974, and that would be in 43 years. hopefully tonight we will be seeing a trophy presentation here at center court here in oracle arena, and if not they will have to go back to cleveland for game six. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> hopefully it will not come to that. hopefully tonight is the night. do not worry if you cannot be at oracle in person.

that starts tonight at 5:30 here on abc7. and you can join us for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep at 5:00 p.m. a 6.2 magnitude earthquake in turkey, and tremors were felt in istanbul. we will keep on top of that. happening today a lawsuit is expected to be filed against president trump. they say the president has violated anti-corruption clauses in the constitution. they say by retaining ownership of his company president trump has accepted payments and benefits from foreign governments. he said he was shifting his business assets to a trust managed by his sons and the lawsuit will allege the president has broken many promises to keep separate his public duties and private interests. orlando is mark bg one year since 49 people were killed at

the pulse nightclub. here's a live picture outside the club that has remained closed. there's a large memorial outside and several public services are being held today. overnight a private service was held. the names of those killed were read at 2:02 a.m. and the gunman was later killed by police. this remains the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> even though it's devastating, i think there's a lot of beautiful things that come from this, and i think it has changed the way people view the gay community and gay people in general. >> the owner of pulse plans to turn the site into a memorial and museum, and many orlando and museum, and many orlando landmarks are lit up dough colobow colors. people are gathering at 18th and castro in san francisco at 6:30 for a show of solidarity. and google promises to be a

boost for the economy, and some small businesses are mixed about the idea. matt keller kis live in san jos with their concerns. >> reporter: good morning. good google builds it, they will come. we are talking about jobs and tax tkoldz dollars and a lot of growth in downtown san jose. according to the media partner, the planned 6-foot google complex will bring thousands of jobs but will also displace long-time businesses. businesses that own their properties already made deals developed with the guru. moving help won't be coming either. the city is only obligated from those displaced from government-owned properties. the

matt keller, abc7 news. and then posting climate change information that the epa disappeared from its own website. they want to show what is the threat caused by climate mayor ed lee says the public deserves to see what could be caused by climate change. and then the private equity group that owns the building is selling it as a big-three property buyout, making up $2 billion in assets. members of the muslim faith in the bay area are marking one of the most sacred observances. ramadan is considered a time for community and prayer and devotion.

more than 100 people of all faiths came together to celebrate ramadan. the host began to celebrate it years ago, and now it's so big the crowds fill outside her home at sunset. >> we really need to do that more than ever before because since trump presidency, there is so much division in our nation and that is scary. my goal is to challenge myself and all of my guests to start focusing on what is similar. >> ramadan continues through june 24th. thunder bolts of lightning, very, very frightening. many of you may have been saying what is up, especially with summer just around the corner. it was a blast of unseasonable weather yesterday, and in napa

walnut down. from novato to davis, nine strikes reported in a 15-minute period. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> keeps it interesting around here and the low is pulling out and the live doppler 7 the fog along the coast. and i-80 and highway 50 mainly impacted. sunshine here and you will see the clouds build up over the hills again today. 54 in san jose, and it's going to be a warmer day with less wind. 54 in concord. your clear there and you look at our hour-by-hour forecast and you will notice the clouds will take a while to get sunny down in the south bay, but it will be a nice afternoon. planning your commute is good on the roads, and breezy in spots this afternoon on the bay, but it will be sunny. look for highs today in the low 70s inland. good morning, lisa.

taking a look at the roads this morning we have not had any major problems but things are looking great. 101 and 880 in the south bay. i have been checking that camera for smoke. we have reports of a brushfire not too far from there, and it's near the san jose airport so just past the 101 interchange, sounds like we have trees on fire or something in the area producing that smoke so the fire department certainly knows about that and are on their way to the scene and have not seen any significant delays through that stretch but will keep an eye on that. drive times here, slowly improving, southbound 580, tracy to dublin, one hour and three minutes, and we had a problem that was pushed off to the shoulder but still in the red. and 101, san rafael to san francisco, looking good at 16 minutes. we will look at the bay bridge commute coming up in less than ten. raiders fans in oakland are not giving up.

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taking a leave, and his right-hand man may also be on his way out. >> reporter: uber has been scrutinized for months and months and many say change needs to happen at the top. uber's board of directors uber's board of directors unanimously approved a s changes. the "wall street journal" says the company is expected to ask its senior vice president to step down. a former engineer wrote in a blog about being sexually harassed and she says her complaints were ignored by management and the company hired a law firm to investigate complaints made by people that worked there, and they did fire 20 employees last month for harassment problems. we should learn more tomorrow because the company's board of directors will be telling employees of the changing then.

reporting live from san francisco, abc7 news. there's a new development in the russia trump administration. sessions is set to testify tomorrow and it's not clear if it will be public or conducted behind closed doors and the panel will decide. and sessions admitted meeting twice last year with the russian ambassador to the u.s. he would likely face questions from senators not only about the meetings but his involvement in the firing of former fbi director, comey. the lgbt community is celebrating pride this month, and one word is a continued cry, resist. demonstrators march from city hall to cesar chavez plaza, and they heard about pride and sacrifice as well as a warning.

>> when there's a national climate that perpetuates hate and bigotry, and standing together is really the first step in bringing ourselves to a place where we feel safe and comfortable to live open and genuine lives. >> the silicon pride valley and festival will be held in august. and then bill cosby back in court as his lawyers prepare to defend him in the sex assault trial. his wife has accompanied him to the trial moments ago, and it's the first time she has done that. he says the encounter was consensu consensual. and then the pothole blitz starting. crews will spend a week in each of the districts to repair 7,000 potholes. the number is high this year

than previous years because of the storms. a plane forced to make an emergency landing after this. an engine failure blowing a hole through the plane. the china eastern flight suffered major engine failure. after the pilot landed safely, passengers say they heard a really loud noise after takeoff but nobody actually worried about it until they smelled something burning. melania trump officially move spwad into the white house. she said she is looking forward to the memories made in the new home. the first family arrived at the white house aboard marine one yesterday, and mrs. trump and barron stayed in new york so barron could finish the school year. and then a sports attorney hired to keep the raiders in

oakland. his hiring likely sets the stage for a lawsuit against the nfl and the raiders over the team's planned move to las vegas. the groups including we stand with oakland and forever oakland say they are willing to let the team go, but if they want to keep the rights to the raiders' name and the teams colors miles per hour a construction worker is recovering from a scary ordeal. take a look. he ended up dangling after one of the cables on the sca snapped. the firefighter who repelled over the roof says he spoke to the dangling man the whole time and that that man said he was just scared stiff. dog lovers, listen up. a new study shows taking a brief stroll with your pooch may add

years to your life. they found dog owning seniors walked about 22 minutes and 2,700 steps more a day than those without a dog. the results. researchers say dogs help motivate people to be more active that could return the risk of heart attack, stroke and depression. and then putting their skills to the test but dangerous conditions forced them to skip a major league of the competition. it's the escape from alcatraz triathlon, they swim in the bay but strong winds and rip currents made it too dangerous for boats that finish the race. they had to pedal and then finish the race by running. and then proceeds going to help nonprofits that helps

oakland's youth. >> you have until 10:00 a.m. to bid on the sweeuit at oracle, a the current bid is at $5,000. we have a link for the auction on line at abc7news.com. we are hoping for a win and a little better weather than the wild sunday a lot of us experienced in the bay area. >> getting quite warm, even by the middle of the week. the clouds hanging on to the peninsula and south bay and parts of the east bay and snow is pulling out of the sierra nevada. this is the system that brought us all the wild weather. through 10:00, slush reconditions from 80 and 50, and we have campers up there and temperatures in the 30s right now. from the roof camera, nice and sparkling out there. san jose a little gray, and it's still a wintry scene here in the mountains, so it's going to take another day for the mountains to get out of the pattern, four to

eight degrees below average there, and 50 in novato right now. it's cooler in the north bay, and we will look for breezy conditions, sunny and warmer tomorrow. not as breezy as yesterday and the temperatures come up as soon as tomorrow. this is friday, and it's only monday, but look at friday, 90s in the north bay, and upper 80s in the south bay. throughout the next several days, a modest warming trend today and then it gets robust. and for the watch party this afternoon, 65 at 5:00, and the 7-day forecast, we have 80 tomorrow inland with mid-80s and upper 80s by the end of the week. the kids are out of school, right, alexis? >> yeah, we have lighter volumes out there today. that's good if you are headed into work today or if you are one of the few who does still have to go to class today as well, you should have a easy commute. and then a two-car crash blocking the second lane from the left starting to backup towards highway 4. less than two miles at this point but that's a tough spot to

have anything blocking and hopefully we will get that cleared soon. after you get past that you will have to sit at the delays at the maze and then looking good come into san francisco. and quick check of drive times, southbound 101, san francisco to the airport, just ten minutes. northbound 880, between 238 and the maze, just 17. highway 85 to the san jose airport, looking good in the yellow at 16 minutes. one new problem just popped up for the peninsula and i will show you that coming up next. former president carter was on a recent flight and this cell phone video shows carter shaking hands from every single person on the flight from washington to atlanta. he is 92 years old, and so many celebs and public figures are like, no photos, just trying to live a normal live. that's great. and then waiting to hear who

won the powerball jackpot. >> the owner of the store that sold it is going to get a million bucks as a bonus, and it comes at a good time, he was just diagnosed with cancer. here are the numbers from saturday night, 20, 26, 32, 38, 58, and the powerball number is 3, natasha. >> nice. if you are planning a road trip to start off your summer you are in luck because gas prices sloppily dropped over the last three weeks. at average price for a gallon of regular can drop less than a penny, and gas prices are expected to go down unless crude oil prices rebound quickly. first our instagram photo of the day, yeah, look at the game face on this young fan, ready for the nba finals tonight only on abc7. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? scrambled eggs and pancakes.

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for now is not anywhere near a crime. number three, a vigil was held to mark the anniversary of the pulse club shooting. vigils will be held tonight at 18th street and castro at 6:30. uber's directors are weighing a three-month leave of absence for the ceo. warming up a bit today but the winds this afternoon will be breezy and blowing out of the northwest,and you can see up the coast 30 miles per hour. inside the bay, 15 to 20 miles per hour, and it's 70 inland. and then not seeing too much of a backup, and sounds like a motorcycle collided with a sedan north bay 101 near embarcadero, and they have called for an

ambulance but it still looks pretty good. imagine being halfway into a ten-mile race and then this happens, a bear going across the roadway a few feet away from the racers, and it looked like a bear was trying to find a big enough gap to cross the road. >> that lady is stopping and taking a photo. i would be running the other way. >> i got -- >> oh, no, i was going to show my hat. >> you have to show it on social media. >> this is for the warriors. bye.

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good morning, america. dangerous heat wave. scorching temperatures spreading across the country. record highs topping into the 90s from the rocky mountains to the east coast. and the new warning, when will the heat break? overnight, president trump's family joins him in the white house as he faces a new lawsuit over his global business empire that takes millions in payments from foreign governments. all this as he takes on fired fbi director james comey calling him cowardly. now his attorney general prepares to take the hot seat before the senate. major air scare overnight. a massive hole ripping through a passenger plane's engine during takeoff. >> all of a sudden it got really loud and it was like da, da, da. >> forcing the flight to turn around. the investigation right now. and the tony's taking center stage. bette midler's big win overnight.