good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> it's saturday, june 2nd. good morning, and thanks for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you are. >> summertime temperatures are in full swing. we are three weeks away from summer. no fog at the beach. near 70 at our local beaches. near 80 in santa cruz. 64 in mountain view. san jose with 65. emeryville right now is comfortable. later on today it will be near 80 degrees. 59 in santa rosa. 70 by the delta.

livermore is 61. so the numbers are climbing quickly. by noontime we will number the mid 80s innd la. upper 70s around the bay. staying in the mid to upper 60s for some beaches. other beaches approaching 70. look at the 4:00 p.m. temps. in the upper 90s. slight cooling for your sunday. details with my full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. lisa thanks. developing news. california highway patrol is investigating a fatal crash on the west bound lanes of 580 in dublin. it happened after midnight and left four of the five lanes closed for hours at the santa rita exit. the circumstances surrounding the crash are still under investigation. the chp says the accident involved two cars and a pedestrian who was found in the roadway. that pedestrian died at the scene. lanes on the freeway have since reopened. happening today, rallies are planned in several bay area cities to call attention to gun violence in our communities. today is national gun violence awareness day.

hundreds are expected to wear the color orange and march across the golden gate bridge at 11:30 this morning to help bring attention to the issue. the event is being sponsored by the brady campaign to prevent gun violence. two other rallies are planned. one at 9:00 a.m. at the redwood city train station and one at 10 a.m. at john franks. mark in santa cruz. a 15-year-old boy is in jail this morning after a violent attack early whier this week. three teenagers were assaulted with a hammer at a sleepover, including one who is still in the hospital. abc 7 news reporter carlos asido has the details of the arrest and the search for more suspects. >> reporter: in apartment owes a home surveillance system went up at the home where a group of masked men entered and assaulted three teenage boys with a hammer. word spread in the neighborhood that a 15-year-old boy from watsonville was arrested in connection with the brutal crime. >> when there is more understanding about what happened, it's easier to rest easy. >> reporter: all three teens received head injuries.

one of the victims, 17-year-old alex, continues to recover and is now in stable condition. >> we recognize the importance of this case, how brutal and violent it was, and the importance of making a quick arrest in this case was a priority. >> reporter: detectives say the incident was a robbery that turned into the attack. they are not releasing what was stolen but say drugs were found at the victim's property. despite this one arrest investigators believe there were more involved who may be be found saying the victims knew their attackers. >> there are others in this attack that are anticipated. it's just a matter of time before they identify the rest of them and make arrests. >> reporter: sheriffs say they will continue to work this case until all those respug anyone wh information is asked to call the sheriff's office. in aptos, abc7 news. >> a go fund me has been set up for the teen's family. it raised more than $43,000 of its $50,000 goal. if you want to donate you can

find a link at our website, abc7news.com. newly released court documents in the golden state killer case show exactly how investigators got the dna that led they will to joseph d'angelo. there were two samples. one came from a used tissue pulled out of a trash can. investigators also swabbed his car door handle when d'angelo went inside a hobby lobby in roseville back in april. and then they sent to it a crime lab for analysis. d'angelo was in court again yesterday as the judge made the ruling to unseal and release the documents. they provide graphic details of the crimes he is accused of committing. however, anything to do with a sex crime is not being released since charges have yet to be filed. you have another chance to see abc7's special presentation chasing the golden state killer. it will air tomorrow at 10:00 p.m. right here on abc7. in santa rosa, a city park that memorializes a teenage who was shot and killed by a police

officer nearly five years ago is set to open today. andy's unity park is dedicated to 13-year-old andy lopez who died in 2013. he was carrying an air soft beebee gun that looked like an ak-47. a deputy ordered lopez to drop the weapon and shot the boy after he said lopez pointed the gun in his direction. the park is located on horizon way in the moreland neighborhood. >> the time now is 8:05. conservative evangelical graham brought his conservative message to berkeley last night. hundreds gathered to hear his message and others rallied to denounce graham's teachings. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> got hears prayer. >> reporter: reverend franklin graham preached in berkeley on friday night. one of two stops on his california tour. >> everybody said don't go to berkeley. so yeah -- if they say not come i'm going to come. >> reporter: graham's name draws a crowd. his late father was the evangelical billy graham.

>> years ago i was saved at his father's crusade and i came out to help volunteer. >> reporter: you can see the large crowd behind me on the meadow. and a rock band played before the reverend spoke. the group refuse fascism says graham encourages his followers to support president donald trump. >> franklin graham is gathering blind and obedient and fervent followers for that regime and it's extremely dangerous. >> reporter: graham says he never campaigned for trump. >> let's go penetrate the blue wall, not for politics, but the blue wall represents secularism. let's penetrate the blue wall for jesus christ. that's what i'm here to do. >> a reverend from the third baptist church denounces graham's conservative preaching. >> the reverend mr. franklin graham, we know how to pray. >> reporter: berkeley police had extra officers available for the event.

in berkeley, katie utehs, abc7 news. we have disturbing video from san francisco that shows a man kicking and injuring a small dog. this was taken yesterday near third and market. you can see a small dog approach a man. and he appears to kick it. the dog comes up to the man again. and this time he kicks it so hard it goes flying up against the building. san francisco animal care and control say the dog has a fractured skull and would like the public's help in identifying the suspect. officials in the east bay are fearful whoever is maiming and torturing puppies there could also be abusing people. abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley introduces us to the third puppy found in a garbage heap this week. >> this is chloe. this is one of the beautiful pets, one of the beautiful dogs who has been tortured and mutilated. >> reporter: chloe and two other 4-month-old puppies were not starved. they were not in a dogfighting ring. they were socialized and they were abused.

this female husky shepard mix just underwent major reconstructive surgery on her jaw. she was the third puppy found in oil and paint at 89th avenue and g street in oakland over the weekend. >> two dogs were found left in a trash pile with significant injuries. the one dog had its foot cut off. the other had its jaw broken. >> you look good. >> reporter: this dog's jaw break was severe. she is recovering from extensive surgery in foster care in fremont. her sister is getting along with a severed rear paw. officials here say they have never seen this level of animal cruelty with someone using a tool of some kind to pull apart the puppy's jaws. purposeful mutilation. >> if we have an individual who is doing this to animals, are they going to or have they done this to a human being? it could be a child or a baby. >> reporter: a task force is working with investigators to interview witnesses, scour

surveillance video, and piece together a license plate of who may have dumped the dogs. >> task force is to bring attention to and focus on and resources to animal abuse as crimes. >> reporter: as these dogs heal, officials are asking for the public's help. there is a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. in oakland, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. if you are a warriors fan watching stub hub to find the best deals for tomorrow's game two of the nba finals you might notice the market has been out of whack. espn reported that game one was not a sellout. the warriors had hundreds of seats for sale moments before tip-off. after a close game that was decided in overtime standing room tickets for game two could be bought for $250. but yesterday afternoon that price doubled. longtime ticket sellers are saying after four straight finals appearances the excitement is a little different. >> first year is a whole band

wagon year. everyone wants to go and there is excitement. they were probably going for 50% more. >> courtside seats for game two on sunday? that will set you back $50,000. steph curry and kevin durant are two of the warriors biggest stars. they took time after thursday night's big win to offer an assist for the child mentorship program. abc7 news was at the boys and girls club in san leandro yesterday where the nba and the warriors dedicated a learn and play zone. curry said meeting his biggest fans adds extra motivation to win the championship. >> i'm going to chase this trophy in the next week and a half or so. the see your smiling faces that's what it's all about. >> the donation is part of the nba cares program. abc7 is the only place you can watch the nba finals presented by you tube tv. game two is tomorrow at oracle arena. a pregame starts at 4:00. coverage starts at 4:30, tip-off is at 5:00. stay with us for toyota after the game.

don't forget to show your support for the dubs on facebook by adding a special dubs on seven frame to your profile photo. you can set it to expire in two weeks or keep it all summer long. to find the frames, go to our facebook page abc7 news, and click on the link there. time now is, 8:11. lisa argen joins us. it's 60 downtown. 63 in oakland. the strong june sun is with us again. eaof.fshore f t a t h d is on the day. details are coming up. and i'll let you know how long, et cetera a going to last next in my accuweather seven-day forecast. >> next, the on again/off again korean summit is back on. as the president's response to a letter from north korea raise as

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plefor state superintendent.d the children of california. and he will make sure ng person every child in california make fight against donald trump . when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work.

and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. president trump's summit with north korean leader kim jong-un is back on following a white house visit. a delegation from north korea arrived carrying a letter. after getting screened, it was

then presented by the country's former spy chief to mr. trump. the envelope is quite large. you can see it there. and there is some confusion as to whether the president opened and it read what was inside. >> it was a very interesting letter. at some point it may be appropriate, i will be able to give it to you maybe. you will be able to see it. and maybe fairly soon. i haven't seen the letter yet. i purposely didn't open the letter. i haven't opened it. i didn't open it in front of the director. i said, would you want me to open it? he said, you can read it later. i may be in for a big surprise, folks. >> white house officials say the president has indeed read it. and it contained a positive message. this means for now the june 12th summit in singapore is back on. time now is 8:15. remaining wreckage of united flight 93 will return to the shanksville pennsylvania memorial marking the site where it crashed on september 11th. the wreckage of the boeing 757 will be buried in a restricted area of the memorial that only

loved ones of the victims can access. family members asked for a final search of the debris for any human remains or personal items. flight 93 was bound for san francisco from newark, new jersey. the move will happen later this year. 40 victims of the attacks were killed on the flight. this weekend, beach-goers in pacifica are being told to watch out for sharks. a great white shark was spotted south of the pacifica pier yesterday, not far from surfers. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has the details. >> reporter: a chp chopper spotted this in the water south of the pacifica pier 12:30 on friday. the chp said it appeared to be a great white shark about 12 feet long. pacifica police quickly posted these warning signs along the beach. >> got to be cautious. >> reporter: this woman kept a close eye on her kids. >> i'm definitely going to keep us up here on the sand and, no swimming. >> reporter: police tweeted out the shark warning and alerted neighbors on next door saying no aggressive behavior by the shark was reported. we ask beach-goers to be careful and aware of their surroundings when visiting our beaches.

hours later sky 7 spotted what looked like the same shark swimming off the coast, this time only hundreds of feet away from surfers. this surfer is relieved it never got too close. >> to see one right where i surf and right where i live, it's not good. >> reporter: other surfers didn't care. what do you think about that? >> whatever. >> reporter: shark experts say great white sightings are rare but not uncommon for the bay area. but they typically aren't spotted until september or october when pacific waters get warmer. >> what is around this time of year is a subadult, a younger white shark, that might be hunting for a small marine mammal. >> reporter: the professor says this shark likely wants to travel and could be 80 miles away from here by this weekend. in pacifica, cornell barnard, abc7 news. the annual auction to have lunch with billionaire investor warren buffet has ended. the winner, glide memorial

church. the winning bid was $3.3 million. with the money going to the foundation that helps the homeless. over the years the lunch auctions raised more than $25 million for glide. more than 100 veterans and active duty service members are competing for top honors at this year' valor games. the games allow wounded warriors to participate in sporting competitions like archery, cycling, and power lifting. this year's games are happening at coast guard island in alameda. it's the sixth year the games have taken place. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> live doppler 7 shows no fog. the wind are off shore. so it's going to be a hot day out there. we widen the perspective. the fog has pushed offshore. a ridge is building in. you can see that because the cloud deck and this system is going up and over that ridge of

high pressure. sutro showing sunshine, haze at the surface. 60 downtown. 63 in oakland. 64 in mountain view. 65 in san jose. gilroy, 63. you were chilly this morning n the 40s. half moon bay, 55. we are looking at numbers here in the city. warm. there is no wind but we will get a sea breese at the surface. upper elevation as light offshore flow. napa 62. 63 in novato. 7 by the delta. we are already seven to ten degrees warmer than we were yesterday at this hour. yesterday was about four to eight degrees above average. lots of sun for the sea lions. pier 39 camera sizzling this weekend inland. cooler at the coast tomorrow, but no cooldown inland. in fact, cooldown, you have to wait until about monday to get back into the 80s east of the caldecott tunnel.

at the beach, upper 60s. near 70 in ocean beach. upper 70s in santa cruz. the water temperature, 53. and money ray will be sunny at 71 degrees. in and around the bay today we are looking very warm out there. 80 in oakland. 86 in voyage. 95 by the delta. you are not going to have that della breeze. looking at upper 80s around palo alto. these numbers are anywhere from ten to 15 degrees above. >> yeah. and a good jump from yesterday, with 90 in the silicon valley. if you are looking for something to do on the peninsula, we have the biggest little air show. this is today, with temperatures climbing through the 60s quickly. low to mid 70s in the afternoon. in the upper 70s by 1:00. in san francisco today, the union street festival, where it will be a nice afternoon. but it's going to be actually warmer today, with mid 70s. temperatures in the 50s overnight. and looking at 71 tomorrow. so certainly a little bit cooler tomorrow. only around the coast. but elsewher, boys, it's still going to be hot.

here's the accuweather seven-day forecast with still around 80 inland tomorrow. mid 90s well inland. looking at the cooling trend on monday. the breezy pattern sets up on tuesday. by wednesday that's really the only day where we are going to see temperatures in and around average. they are going to build back again by thursday and friday. download our accuweather app and you can keep track as well. >> getting an early dose of summer. lisa, thanks. >> just ahead a surprise peek a boo on this traffic camera. the curious

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kick off the first weekend in june with one of san francisco's biggest street festivals or put on a whacky costume and run around the city in a scavenger hunt. abc7 mornings anchor reggie aqui

has more on what to do thanks to our partners at hoodline. haven't you always dreamed about running around the city solving puzzles while wearing a bear costume? come on. live a little. in sf hunt your team gets a randomly generated name, and you are dressed in a costume fitting that theme, and you solve riddles around the city. and because we are living in modern times, your phone keeps you honest. >> using the smart phone app you prove you are at the right location by taking a photo or video. when that happens we grab your gps, your location. if you are in the right place the app knows and gives you instant credit. >> team hand stand puts the scavenger hunt on. i put them to the test to see if they could get total strangers on the embarcadero to form a human pyramid and they did it. wearing bear heads. what a time to be alive. if you can make to it the sf hunt, maybe you can head over to cal hollow for the union street music festival. music is in the name. the event got an overhaul last

year and doubled the amount of bands playing. beer and wine tasting is also available there. the free event is saturday and sunday. in mission bay, sake, sumo, sushi showdown. exactly what it sounds like. i have to explain that? if you want you can put on big padded outfits and roll around. i would maybe eat the sushi after you do the sumo. spark social is the venue. it happens on sunday. find links to these events on abc7news.com. look for the hoodline link and have fun this weekend. experiencing yosemite just got more expensive. yesterday entrance fees increased by $5 and now cost $35 per car to drive into the national park. an annual pass cost $70. fees went up at 116 other national parks including san francisco maritime national historical park, which will now cost $15 per person for entrance. the national park service says

the money will help improve and maintain filts facilities. a traffic camera in australia captured a moment with a curious cockatoo. you can see the bird pecking around the lens before taking a long look with a beady black eye. an australian veterinarian said the cockatoo, a social spece ben wrapped up in its own reflection wondering if the bird looking back was a member of its own flock. still ahead, the candidates for california governor are making their final push to voters. what is at stake in tuesday's primary election. and i left my heart in san francisco. how tony bennett will be honored in the city by the bay today.

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talk to your rheumatologist. right here. right now. humira. good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. good morning, everybody. i'm a chris nguyen. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen with a preview of the accuweather forecast. >> good morning, everyone. look at the visibility. beautiful outside, with temperaturing already warming up. boy, this afternoon it is going to be maybe a little bit too hot for some of you. numbers today will be well above yesterday's readings. even yesterday was a bit toasty. 60 in san francisco. 63 in oakland and gilroy. 64 in mountain view. 65 in san jose. mid 50s in half moon bay and emeryville right now. 26 in napa. 70 by fairfield. 667 in concord. here's the plan today. with 60s and 70s by candidate

this mornin -- by 9:00 this morning. we are going to be in the low 90s inland. 80s in san re home. inspect oakland. by the evening we are still in the 90s inland with temperatures slow to cool. it's going to be a warm night tonight. 9:00. some 80s. and 70s for much of you. it's going to be a warm night for sleeping. in fact, will we be that much warmer tomorrow? i will let you know coming up. the candidates for governor of california are making their final push for votes. there is a lot at stake in tuesday's jungle primary. it will be the two highest vote getters who make it to the general election in november regardless of party affiliation. >> reporter: polls show antonio villaraigosa in trouble in the governor's race. president trump and a boost from democratic front-runner gavin newsom. >> people are looking for a change in management.

i am a businessman, not a politician. i think that's what this state needs. >> newsom is running ads that align cox with trump because he would rather face the republican than villaraigosa. cox's background is similar to trump's. that's something he hopes will propel him to the general. >> i welcome the president's support. i welcome it because he has actually gotten things accomplished. people have differences with his style. i get it. but you know what? it's results that count. >> something else that hurts villaraigosa, a crowded democratic field. >> you have easton and chung, whose numbers are low. but when you put them together that's another fund of democratic votes villaraigosa can't get. i think it is a reflection of newsom's strength at the top of the ticket. but also the fact that there just aren't enough democratic votes to possibly to get a second democrat in. >> reporter: california's state treasurer john chung campaigned in boil heights friday.

>> i think we all care about a governor who understands math, who will balance the budget like everyday californians have to do, who will make sure we money available for education. >> reporter: the big question, how will the two candidates who move forward after the primary impact voter turnout in november. >> for the first time i can recall, the governor's race is a tool or piece of house races, not the other way around. >> reporter: josh haskell. contra costa county elections officials are predicting a dismal voter turnout for the june 5th primary. the county planned for a 50% turnout. now they say that figure could fall below 30%. the prediction is based on mail in ballots. the county sent out 400,000 ballots. so far only 62,000 have been mailed back. >> there will be a low turn out for not just the primary for the governorship. but a lot of local races that are very important to various communities as well as ballot measures. >> by contrast, just over 75% of

eligible californians are registered to vote this primary. that's the highest percent of eligible citizens registered to vote in a california gubernatorial primary in 64 years. a stanford study showing political views ahead of the election shows the californian liberal stereotype may be a myth. the study says just 39% view themselves as democrat, 24 as independent, and 16% reported being republican. 15% were unsure. according to data released by the secretary of state yesterday more than 25% of voters are registered with no party preference. this is the final weekend before the election. we have stocked a section on our website with useful information at abc7news.com/election. that's where you will find a local voting guide, videos to help you meet the candidates in major races, and an explanation of how ranked choice voting works. time now is 8:33.

in san jose, animal control officers are trying to get the word out about a rabid bat that was found in a park in the city's willow glen neighborhood. it is the third positive test in santa clara county this year. >> reporter: at willow street frank brandao park in san jose -- >> you can come to the park not thinking of what could happen. you come with the idea of wanting to have a good time. >> reporter: these signs alert the public about a bat found year the baseball field that tested positive for rabies. >> this bat, does it have a family that is infected. >> reporter: wild life removal specialists say it is rare to see bats in residential areas but it's not out of the ordinary. >> it could have come from an attic somewhere or in the trees, living in the hollow of a tree somewhere, maybe in wall up against the sun. >> reporter: the discovery was made by a visitor monday afternoon as families packed the park for the memorial day holiday. officers with animal care and services quickly responded. >> leave the animal alone and contact our agency immediately.

and then we will respond. >> reporter: health officials say this was the third bat to test positive for rabies in santa clara county this year. infected animals can pass the virus by biting others. in rare cases it can also be spread if infected saliva gets into an open wound or a mucous membrane such as mouth or eyes. the virus can also be fatal for humans and pets. >> i'm shocked. a little frightened because i have a pet. and i let her -- she does well off leash. >> reporter: for now visitors remain on guard. >> what's to say there isn't another infected animal, squirrel or other animals that are running around the park that could easily come into contact with my kid or myself or someone else? >> anyone who might have come in contact with the bat is encouraged to contact their doctor as soon as possible. one of the first pride celebrations in the bay area this year is set to happen later today in concord. the rainbow community center is inviting everyone out for concord pride from 3:00 to 9:00 at todos santos plaza.

local bapds, comics, food trucks and community organizations will all take part in the celebration. an afterparty will happen at club 1220 at 9:00 p.m. san francisco's singing ambassador will be immortalized later today. ♪ i left my heart ♪ in san francisco >> at noon, legendary singer tony bennett will unveil a street sign that will bear his name. a stretch of mason street in fn nob hill will be named tony bennett way. his song i left my heart in san francisco lured people to the city for decades. he first sang his signature song at the fairmount in 1961. amy schumer will headline the second day of cluster fest at civic center plaza in san francisco. yesterday we got a look behind the scenes at the stage for the

three day festival. one of the most memorable exhibits could be inside the bill graham auditorium. that's where a team from the daily show has set up what's called thedom j. trump presidential twitter library. visitors can compose their own tweets from a presidential throne. they can type in information and be assigned a twitter nickname just like the president gives his opponents. >> donald trump has a way of giving you a nickname, and it sticks for life. i'm convinced that ted cruz's grandchildren will call him lying ted. >> the festivals will feature a slate of rising young comedians along with stars like jon stewart and david cross. still ahead on abc7 mornings, up, up and away. it goes hand in hand with big events like the nba finals. we will take you high in the sky in the iconic goodyear blimp. first here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera.

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happening today you might hear mean oh,s and ahs coming are the san carlos airport. the the biggest little air show is today. starting at 9:00 a.m. aerial acrobatics,a remote control planes and a parachute jump is all on the schedule. >> the kid had a good idea wearing shows shades. >> the sun is going to be strong. not much of a breeze out there. going for a high of near 80 in santa cruz today. slightly cool tomorrow. subtle changes over the week from day to day. i will have them for and you a look at a bigger cooldown coming our way in my accuweather seven-day forecast next. thanks lisa. also ahead, the cavs pushing

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good morning, everyone. time right now is 8:44. we are taking a live look from our san rafael camera looking toward mount tam on this saturday morning. a beautiful shot right there. of course we will find out if the forecast will be lovely to you with lisa argen coming up in a little bit. but first in sports. today both the a's and giants will be vying for their third straight wins. the athletics take on the royals. first pitch at 11:15 a.m. and the giants face the phillies at at&t park. first pitch is at 7:05 p.m. abc7 is the home of the nba finals presented by you tube tv. if you are not going to game two tomorrow we will have a pregame show at 4:00.

nba countdown starts at 4:30. with tip-off at 5:00. and stick with us for toyota after the game. >> this morning the warriors will practice at oracle arena after having yesterday off. but there was a lot of news off the court. larry beil has the details in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. given that lebron james went for 51 points in game one of the nba finals against the warriors, the return of andre iguodala would be specially timely. don't look for him in game two on sunday. again listed as doubtful with the bone bruise in his leg. warriors needed some luck, some helpful calls by the the the the a big overtime to beat cleveland by ten. the close contest surprised a lot of folks who figured the warriors would just roll to victory. it did not surprise the warriors coach, steve kerr. >> we came into the series knowing what we are up against. we have seen this team three

years in a row and we have had these amazing battles with them. and you know, everybody else was saying, this is going to be easy. we weren't the ones. so i hope the media got a wakeup call. >> feel like steve is talking to me personally there. the warriors survived a big scare in the first quarter when jr smith slipped and he took out klay thompson. we were thinking possible torn ligaments to a broken ankle. turns out it was just an ankle sprain. klay went to the locker room, came back and finished with 24 points. he says he is still store but he will be ready for game two on sunday. the nba announced that tristan thompson has been fined $25,000 but his flagrant two fouls have been downgraded to a flagrant one. he fouled livingston and shoved the ball in draymond green's face. kevin love will not be suspended for leaving the bench. giants back home after a 2-6 road trip opening a weekend series with the phillies. and joe panik is back after missing a month with a thumb injury. what a night to be out on the water and sailing. first inning, longoria, base hit. panik, who got on via walk, kind

of walk home. jogs home. second inning, testing the thumb. panik looking fine. williams scores from second. panik two for three on the night. stratton, six shutout innings. allowed just four hits. santana, one of several strikeouts. the giants win it. 4-0. a's and royals. have you ever had the barbecue in kansas city? oh, man, scrumptious. matt olson had a 475-foot homer on thursday. on friday, it was only 428. but 1-0 a's. third inning. here it comes. there it goes again. this is to the fountain. 456 feet. three-run homer, five rbis for olson. scored seven runs in the inning. made it 8-0. fowler had a pair of jacks in this game. the a's put up seven in the ninth inning as well and route the royals. they scored two touchdowns and a safety. 16-0 was the final score. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody.

i'm larry beil. now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. less than three weeks away from summer. it's certainly going the feel like it this weekend. ten to 15 degrees above average today. and a live look outside. we can see that the sun is shining here from our sutro tower camera. it's beginning to warm up quickly all around the bay. in fact we have some 70s with just about zero win out there. so we will -- wind out there. we will be looking a the numbers to coming up quickly. in livermore 90s arrive today. mid 90s. and not really cooling off too much until after 9:00. so if you want to head to the beach, that's the place to go n. santa cruz. here in the city you can see the satisfy lions enjoying the weather. san francisco will be 76 today. and really, the win will play a factor in a slight cooldown tomorrow as we get more of an

on-shore push. as the ridge builds today it's about an yor offshore flow. the clouds going up and over the ridge. you can see, the fog nowhere to be seen. from the golden gate bridge it is a sunny start. 60 here in 63 in oakland. san jose at 64. gilroy has come up significantly this morning. chillier earlier, in the urts to. now 66, half moon bay. up 1,000 feet and it is well into the 70s before half moon bay. we are looking at warm numbers above. 62 in napa. 64 for novato. and 70 by the delta. not a significant delta breeze for you today at all. we are looking at mid 60s in concord. anywhere from two to 13 degrees warmer this time than we were yesterday. a sunny looking emeryville. sizzling inland this weekend. cooler tomorrow. much cooler weather next week. look at the lack of wind throughout the morning hours

around the bay. you notice by about 5:00 our sea breeze kicks in. it's slight. but then as we get into tomorrow, once again arc calm start to the day. but the arrows, the winds, have shifted. more of an on-shore component. that brings a breeze. in fact a little gusty at the coast. that means we are going to be cooler tomorrow just by a little bit. 90 today in san jose. upper 80s in redwood city and cupertino. 74 for your average high. you at the city and the coast mid to upper 60s. could see a 70 at the beach. it will be certainly warm out there. at&t park later on today. the evening game, 68 degrees. starting out mild. then again tonight we are ahio get there, though. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 90s inland. upper 80s along the bay. 60s coastside. a little bit of cooling tomorrow with the wind shift. the cooling continues on monday. download our accuweather app. you will notice the temperature

continue on the downward slide through the middle of the week and then we will warm up by next weekend. >> already looking ahead to the cooldown. if you watched game one of the nba finals here on abc7 the nba finals here on abc7 on thursday night you probably saw shots like this over the oracle arena. the goodyear blimp is to thank for that. it's been an icon over major sporting events since the 1950s. abc7 news anchor had the tough assignment of taking it out for a spin over the bay area. >> reporter: when goodyear's new 246-foot long wing foot two blimp flies over bay area events its home base is at the livermore airport. goodyear only flies corporate customers, charity auction winners, and select members of media. when my photographer and i had the opportunity to get on board we jumped at the chance. the blimp holds up to 12 passengers and two pilots. they have a special treat in store for us. >> my plan was -- we took off out of livermore. cruise south of hayward. cruise over to the golden gate bridge, alcatraz, fisherman's

wharf. >> reporter: any nerves we had during takeoff. whoa, here we go. quickly dissipate when we look out the window. >> i think people are nervous when they get on because never been on a air ship before. once you are up here you realize how peaceful it is and it's very quiet. and the whole ride is very scenic and relaxing. >> reporter: compared to a plane, the goodyear blimp is really quiet. because we are flying at only 1,500 feet and the window are so big you get these panoramic views of iconic images like the golden gate bridge. the blimp flies us over whales and alcatraz using the equivalent of 2 million party balloons of helium. capturing all the images in high definition, this man, luis navarro. >> it is a cool job. it never gets old. i have done the nba finals, world series, stanley cup finals. you name it, we have done it. >> reporter: before we know it, our three-hour tour is coming to

a close with enough pictures and video and memories to last a lifetime. the views are spectacular. with the best seat in the house, i'm dion lim, abc7 news. next, a perfect day at the beach where you can see some impressive sculptures right here at the bay.

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5, 24, 52, 62, 66, and the next jackpot will be $110 million. happening today, people of all ages will get their hands dirty to put together works of art at the beach. alameda's 52nd annual sand castle and sculpture contest kicks off this morning at crown memorial beach. the crowd draws amateur sand artists to true pros. it is free to enter. judging starts at noon. and the award ceremony happens at 1:00 p.m. now a final check of your accuweather forecast with lisa. >> it's going to be a beautiful day to be out there this morning. by the afternoon temperatures out there will be comfortable. over the week it's going to feel like summer. the average high just 78. elsewhere around the bay, more 90s inland. mid to upper nints from concord

to antioch. 90 in napa. 76 downtown. 88 in san rafael and redwood citi. the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooling tomorrow as we get a bit of a sea breeze. on-shore push. mainly sunny. the cooldown comes on monday. and then temperatures continue to cool. tuesday and wednesday should be the coolest day of the week. then when we warm up thursday and friday, it looks like a modest warmup because we are still three weeks away from summer and it might be too hot for some folks today. >> a reminder to stay hydrated. >> yes. good advice. >> thank you for joining us on abc7moings. i'm chris nunn argen. the news continues on line, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. right now we will leave you with a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. make it a great day, everybody.

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