and game two happens sunday at oracle regard rena. warriors fans, no questions on pins and needles throughout the entire game. >> after the game there were lots of smiles and cheers from the fans as they streamed out oracle arena. they caught up with some relieved and elated fans. >> that was a good game. >> were you nervous at all? >> i was nervous. lebron always come and show he's one of the great players. the warriors show they're a good team. >> of course we was going to pull through. warriors all the way. that doubt at all. >> really? i love the warriors and i was like, oh! fireworks lit up the skies. and there was a lot of dancing going on. >> this was an interesting outfit. that's right. that's a shorts suit worn by lebron james. he also had mismatched socks. the cavs have won suits to

almost all the games. that suit is by carrying retails for about $41,000. >> game two of the cavaliers versus warriors is sunday at oracle arena. abc coverage at 4:30. tip-off is at 5:00, not 6:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. let's get a quick update on your weather and traffic. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. how about that bag? >> my goodness. $41,000. never in short supply of shorts this weekend. that's going to be the theme. did he know it was 58 degrees yesterday? what is he going to wear when it's going to be like 80 on sunday. >> i chose this picture. look at the ferry building. look at the flags. they're not moving whatsoever. that's the lack of sea breeze that allows temperatures to get

back to average. june, new calendar, new weather pattern. 70s everywhere but the coast. 60 at noon. a delightful evening with 50s at the coast. the rest of us in the 70s by 7:00. >> we've got road work slowing you down in the eastbound. let's head into the nimitz, northbound and southbound 880 impacted by this. lanes closed for about 30 more minutes. they should have this done by 5:00 this morning. it's a pretty decent backup on both sides. i'd say we're about two miles in either direction. as long as you're not in a big rig, you can use 580 alternate. let's check out san mateo bridge, just past the toll plaza. no delays here. we're seeing fairly light volumes. drive times coming up next. new developments in the arrest of a student accused of

plotting an attack on his east bay school. >> new court documents showing the student police arrested at california high school wanted a columbine-like massacre. abc 7 news the reporter amy hollyfield live this morning. >> reporter: according to a new report, the student wanted to use the same guns the columbine shooters used. he wanted to carry this out on the same date, april 20th, 1991. he called this attack columbine 2.0. according to "san jose mercury" news, police have a report saying they searched the boy's home and found a tactical vest, toy shotgun, handwritten notes and digital data. police say the boy, who has been arrested, met with another student and tried to recruit him. that student told a soo officer. school administrators at california high school commended that stu for coming forward. the student told police there

were six kids that the freshman wanted to kill. police say they interviewed him after taking into custody, and he admitted to hating three of those kids. the kid is in custody. he has not been identified because he is a juvenile. live in san ramon, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital is implicating security changes after a woman's body was found in a stairwell. 75-year-old ruby lee anderson lived in a residential care facility on the hospital's campus. she went missing may 20th. it's not known how long she had been in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. it's protocol to search every hospital building if a patient is reported missing, but the power plant wasn't searched because anderson wasn't considered a patient. no badge was needed to get into the building during certain hours. the hospital has now instituted a 24-7 security badge access policy. 4:34 now. we may find out today whether

san francisco police chief william scott will leave us and return to los angeles to become the new chief of lapd. chief scott is reportedly one of three finalists for the job now. in early may rumors began swirling he may be a candidate for lapd's top job after its police chief, charley beck, announced his retirement at the end of the year. mayor eric garcetti says he's had several interviews with all three finalists. a heads-up if you're going to las vegas over the weekend. 25,000 union workers in the city threatening to go on strike. their contract ended at midnight. things are starting to take shape. i have good news from our abc station in las vegas that overnight workers did reach an agreement with cesar's entertainment which is a really big step forward. it includes baggage handlers, maids and cooks. the last time there was a citywide strike it was in 1984, lasting 67 days, costing nearly

$100 million. caesar's coming to an agreement. huge step. we'll see if the others follow suit. president trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum are expected to go into effect today. europe, canada, mexico retaliating. that means consumers here at home could see higher prices. here is abc news reporter kenneth molten. >> reporter: this morning the trade fight between the u.s. and its closest neighbors and al plies is escalating. >> let me be clear. these tariffs are totally unacceptable. >> reporter: the canadians upset. so are leaders in europe and mexico. their countries hit with stiff new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports by president trump. it's unclear if or when, but american consumers could see higher prices on everything from appliances and plane tickets to canned drinks and cars. europe, mexico and canada promising to retaliate with tariffs on hundreds of u.s. products like blue jeans, bourbon, peanut bult ter, pork,

cranberries and toilet paper. >> we have to believe at some point common sense will prevail. but we see no sign of that in this action. >> reporter: also stressing u.s.-canadian relations, president trump took direct aim at canada's prime minister on trade. the president said in a statement last night, the u.s. will agree to a fair deal or there will be no deal at all. kenneth moat ton, abc news washington. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we talked about it yesterday. this morning would be the coolest morning this week. look at the temperatures, up to nine degrees cooler than this time yesterday. we'll start in the san ramon valley. once you get to lafayette, pleasant hill, concord and out highway 4, low to mid 50s. how about other neighborhoods? 46 in pica. oakland one of the warm spots at

and san francisco 51. here is a look at emeryville. a backdrop for the commute. notice everything is green. no worries weatherwise if you're driving today. chilly this morning. warm this afternoon for mass transit. pretty tranquil out on the bay. 55 this morning in the north bay to 67 at 10:00, 76 at noon, low 80s from 1:00 to 6:00, cooling quickly tonight. 69 by 8:00. san francisco we're seeing the temperatures jump from 55 at 8:00 up to about 60 at noon. hanging out in the low to mid 60s this afternoon. 57 this evening and down in the south bay, 57 this morning. look at that, by noon that total sunshine 73. upper 70s through about 4:00 and down to 69 at 8:00, a very comfortable evening. >> sorry you weren't comfortable the last few days. good to have you back. >> good to be back. so far, so good for the friday morning commute. we don't have any major issues

to talk about. we're looking at very light volumes here for the walnut creek commute. southbound 680 no issues heading towards highway 24. friday light for our drive times, too. the one exception we did just flip over from green to yellow tracy to dublin, not too bad though, 32 minutes. westbound 4 antioch to concord 14. sound 101, san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. if you gookal the republican party this week, you saw nazi as a tag. google says it has an explanation. insurance relief for victims of the north bay wildfires dies.

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ithe race for governort. has turned into a scam. gavin newsom's trying to elect a republican who was endorsed by trump. and villaraigosa's being bankrolled by a handful of billionaires. it's everything that's wrong with politics. and none of it is helping struggling families. here's my pledge to you. i'll keep our budget balanced. invest in affordable housing. fight for universal healthcare. and stand up to donald trump. as governor, you can trust me to do what's right- because i always have.

new weather pattern for a new month. it spreads across the entire state. look at this. 70 in san diego, 74 in los angeles. triple digits in palm springs. upper 80s through the central valley. calmer there. 0 in yosemite. let's take a look at the next seven days in tahoe. temperatures spot on today. 68. that's the only day we'll be ten

to 15 degrees warmer than average saturday through thursday. >> mike, thank you. 442, north bay fire victims will get little if any help because of a full frontal assault by the insurance industry. two bills that would have helped fire victims underinsured fell victim to powerful lobbying. one bill would have made companies pay out nearly 80% without requiring policyholders to itemize their losses. the bill was a response to local fire survivors who argue that compiling a list of lost items proved too burdensome and dramatic. the warriors are warning people, don't fall for ticket scams. fraudulent sales last year jumped 70% during the finals. during this year's regular season, more than 800 fans were denied access because of the counterfe counterfeit tickets.

the warriors encourage fans to buy from warriors.com. a unique art display called dubs against the world. abc's laura anthony is giving us a glimpse. >> we want to give warriors nation a chance to come together. >> reporter: it's big time in that the subject matter is the world champion golden state warriors. the artists are mostly home grown. >> we want to give artists a chance to step outside the box, think about it. >> had a fun one with mcgee, black panther which i call block panther. >> jonathan chan's pictures have a economic book theme. >> i worked with comic books for the last decade. >> reporter: for the second year, a portion of the larger san francisco show is on display

at san francisco's soul space. while most artwork depilkts current players and their contemporary rooiflgs. >> paying homage to our old mascot. >> a warriors icon of a different kind. >> just had to bring him back. just pay homage to the darker years of the warriors when we weren't as good. i think it's a true testament to how far we've come as a ball club and organization. >> reporter: perhaps thunder's presence serves as a vivid reminder to all warriors fans to enjoy the ride because what's great today could be history tomorrow. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> a lot of celebrities made their way to oracle. abc 7 sports ankle mindi bach come up wh jon hamm and jeremy renner. >> there were call reverseless, crazy calls, fights. it was crazy. >> there's more drama in that

court than there is in most movies. >> lebron james for 51 points. >> he's really trying to be an actor anyway. he's just making a play to be on the big screen. >> it's really cool seeing them. in my head, i didn't know they were friends. >> look at them. rob low, adam levine, all of them hanging out looking a little stressed, not knowing they were on camera. not giving us their best side or best angles. >> there's no bad angle of jon hamm. >> that's actually accurate. that man looks good no matter what. >> or rob lowe. the ageless rob lowe. >> dub nation, show us your warriors pride, check out the photos posted on social media so far. we want to see yours. post it using dubs on 7. you might see them on our website, abc7news.com.

maroon 5 is playing this weekend at oracle arena. >> i know. i'm going. >> are you going to put social media out? >> maybe. we'll see it. >> if i meet adam, i might take a picture. >> now we know who paid for those $24,000 seats amy was talking about. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we have a weather whiplash coming at you today, ten to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. it starts with pretty clear conditions from our east bay hills camera. a cooler start today but a warmer ending. my accuweather highlight shows the warmest days will be this weekend. you have to be careful. your body is not going to be used to it. still dry but back to average next week. the transition to cooler weather, not producing rain. maybe a little cloudiness develop around 7:00. look how quickly it dissipates. maybe an hour, maybe two. noon, total sunshine even along the coast. that will continue into the evening hours. great time to head out to the

beaches and watch the sunset. down in the south bay, mid 70s to about 80 degrees. low to mid 80s morgan hill and gilroy. san jose at 79. 69 in millbrae. mid to upper 70s as you head southbound on the peninsula. how about mid 60s along the coast today to 70 in downtown san francisco. we'll have upper 70s to low 80s through most of the north bay. from santa rosa northward, mid to upper 80s. east bayshore, low to mid 70s here. hercules is the warm spot at 78. as we move inland, 80 in pleasanton to 88 in brentwood. my accuweather forecast. look at the 80s along the coast. so far, so good for the friday morning drive. i watched the zipper trucks on

southbound 101 at golden gate bridge. no delays coming in from the north bay. looking ahead to this weekend, cluster fest in downtown san francisco. multiple road closures. just those side surface streets ar city. most of them in ef fekt lasting through wednesday. keep in mind we have a couple muni routes impacted by this event as well. we'll take a look at drive times just before 5:00. google is blaming wikipedia for the search results that said the ideology of the california republican party includes naziism. a search of change records shows the terms of nazi im was added twice in the last week before being taken down by other editors. google removed the section on ideology calling the change vandalism. party leaders call the search result a disgrace and said

google and wikipedia should take more ownership of what is published on their sites. here are your tech bites. >> canon official li goes all digital. >> the company is no longer selling a film camera. it stopped making the film camera eight years ago but they were selling what was left in stock. more teenagers are ditching facebook. a new survey finds the social mode yeah site's popularity among teens has dropped by 20% since 2015. >> youtube is number one among teenagers, followed by instagram and snapchat. facebook is in fourth place with only 51% of teens using it. twitter far behind in fifth place. a growing number of doctors are concerned about smart phone addiction. apple says they want to help. >> bloomberg reports the company will soon roll out a new feature with tools to help people monitor how much time they spend on their phones. >> let me just tell you. a lot. >> they have apps that do that, by the way. >> those are your tech bites. >> we know the warriors won last

night. it will be kids in the east bay that win today. the play zone the dubs are unveiling. >> if you absolutely hate your driver's license picture, state lawmakers are a step closer to helping you

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temperature starts at 62, down to a cool 57. you don't have to worry about the infamous breezes tonight. happening today, the opening ceremony for the sixth annual valor games west. the games feature wounded warriors in various sporting competitions like archery, cycling and power lifting. this is video from last year's games. more than 100 will participate this year. coast guard island is the site of the games. opening ceremony begins at 11:00 this morning. several warriors including steph curry, kevin durant and swag gi p will open three new play spaces. >> the new spaces are at the boys and girls club of san leandro. warriors players will join for several activities including african dance class, a science class and video games. >> you'll be able to retake your driver's license photo for a fee under a bill just approved by the state senate. the measure will let you take up to three photos at $5.00 each.

you'll pick one to go on your state license or your state id. the money raised will be used to bring back drivers ed in public schools. the measure still has to be approved by the assembly. >> i want to take my own photo and submit it. >> that's part of it. >> all the filters on it. >> take your own selfie and send it in. >> i don't think it works -- we'll get into it later. >> fair enough. here is a look at what's going on in the south bay. weather whiplash. look at this. 10 to 18 degrees warmer. we're out of the 60s and back into the 70s and 80s. if you like the sound of that, look at tomorrow, 70s, 80s and 90s and almost as warm sunday. enjoy the sunshine and the return of summer. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. i want to head back to oakland where we've got road work slowing you down on northbound and southbound 880 approaching 23rd. various lanes closed for a few more minutes.

scheduled to wrap at 5:00 this morning. looking at probably close to four miles, about 2 1/2 miles on the northbound side. our drive times out of the central valley, westbound 580 tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. northbound 85, 101 to coupe tone know looking good at 15 minutes. >> there's a new scripps national spelling bee champion this morning. >> k-o-i-n-o-n-i-a. >> that is correct. [ cheers and applause ] >> look at that smile on karthik nemmani, 14 years old from dallas. it's a greek term for spiritual community. 12-year-old an nearby yeah row made it to the finals but was eliminated on her first word. >> congrats to her. >> absolutely. >> next at 5:00, relief is on

the way for anyone who hates going to the dmv. >> new developments about puppies found severely abused in oakland. plus an alarming headline coming into our live desk. an uber driver reportedly shooting a passenger. i'll have the full story and tell you where this happened next. this new satellite image of the world is

you get the feeling j.r. smith knew they had the lead. he didn't know the score. >> exactly. >> what a moment.

warriors and cavs fans will never forget game one of the nba finals. >> take a look. lebron james wishes he could -- i think his face in that moment says it all. >> good morning to you on this friday, june 1st. we'll have much more on that in a few moments. >> two teams playing against the cavs last night, the warriors and the cavs. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hey, mike. >> lebron looked at j.r. like his son going, what are you doing? that's not what i taught you. a lot closer than a lot of us thought. here is a look at the winds. they are very light. notice they haven't dragged much in the way of cloud cover ak crouse our neighborhoods except for right along the peninsula coast. we start at sutro tower. get ready for a day of sunshine and nice rebound with temperatures back to average. in the upper 50s a l 6 at the coast this ternoon. already low to mid 70s around theay and inland. that's warmer than yesterday. still noon by the i'm too we get to the afternoon hours. d