good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on sunday, june 3rd. let's go to our meteorologist liee argen. good morning, everyone. we have very warm temperatures inland for the afternoon. here's a look at live doppler 7, some patchy fog along the peninsula and well inland. and temperatures are pretty mild in the 50s to near 60 in liver mr, freemont, 52 in novato. and temperatures are warmer than this time yesterday.

2 to 6 degrees warmer through the 7:00 hour. then we reach the mid-80s inland. cooling arrives at the coast today, but by the afternoon we are still in the 90s inland. maybe not quite as hot, but overall you'll feel the effects of an afternoon sea breeze strengthening co-side and around the bay. and we'll talk about how long the cooling trend will last in a couple minutes. thank you, lisa. we are just hours away from game two of the nba finals at oracle. clay tompson is planning to play in the first quarter of game onone thompson was uncut and suffered a left the court. he says he's angry about what happened. >> it was a tough play on the ball. and then to tumble through somebody's legs like that, you

have to move past it. but it's just life. ape i'm going to be better from it. it's a minor setback. >> they needed game one 121-114. if you want to go to game two tonight, we know of two tickets available. the oakland mayor libby shaft donated her tickets for game one. she's doing the same thing for game two. the tickets are available in online auction. and the winning bidder will be notified today. her game one ticket went for a little over $21,000. the money goes to the city's summer jobs program. and in case you're curious, the

seats are in a mezzanine suite. now abc 7 is the only place to watch the northbouba finals presented by youtube tv. we'll have a pre-game show at 4:00. abc coverage starts at 4:30. tip-off at 5:00. then stay with us for toyota after the game. and you can show your support for the dubs on facebook by adding this to your profile frame. you can set it to expire in two weeks or keep it all summer. to find the frames, go to our facebook page, abc 7 news and click on the link. we have developing news from el the victim was air lifted to the medical center in critical condition.

unruly passengers were getting in the way of the investigation. bart opened a bus passage but they have not said whether the station will be open this morning. this morning sheriff's deputies are looking for a man who tried to kidnap a woman in watsonville. this is a sketch of the suspect. deputies say around 4:00 yesterday afternoon he grabbed the 27-year-old woman from behind as she gathered items in her car. she screamed and managed to break away. the suspect drove off in a mid-'90s light blue two-door honda accord with sun damage on the paint. he's described as in his late 30s, 6 feet tall, thin build, wearing a black short-sleeve shirt with red and white lettering and black shorts. firefighters remain on the scene of a fire in west oakland.

droneview 7 was over it when fire was poured on it overnight. crews were there processing metal. katie has the details. >> it is not healthy at all. it's still dark, it's not good as all. >> reporter: many could see the black plume smoke from as far as marin. this business helps recycle metal. >> it is not good to breathe in. i will pray for their safety and health. >> this is a regular day of production for us. so again, we're determining the root cause of this particular fire. >> so the residue on the metal is probably what started it? >> reporter: droneview7 shows the fire in acre in size and half of it was on fire. >> hearing and seeing explosions --

>> reporter: you could hear the popping noise in the background, that's the fire. >> within the pile, we did have some explosions and shrapnel that went up into the air. >> reporter: nearby agencies brought in water tankers and boats to help douse the flames. after two hours of fighting, they got it under control. representatives from the bay area air quality management district responded and took a report. in west oakland, katie utis, abc 7 news. >> there have been two other fire there in the past ten years. you're looking at at at at at at from a fire in 2011. we know the identities of the two climbers who died after falling from yosemite's el yost capitan. they plunged to their deaths around 8:15 yesterday morning. park rangers received several calls moments after the tragedy. investigators say the men were trying to ascend el capitan on

the free blast route. >> there's a lot of unanswered questions. and it will be several days to possibly several weeks before we really understand what happened today. as far as exactly where they were, how high they were, what type of gear they were using, these are all unanswered questions. >> yesterday's deaths came less than two weeks after this man from new jersey died while climbing another famous peak in yosemi yosemite, half dome. in the north bay, a park has been dedicated in memory of a santa rosa teenager shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy back in 2013. so there are many who hope the park named after andy lopez will bring unity and healing to the community. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: there were prayers in memory of andy lopez at the dedication ceremony of a new park that bears his name.

aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony at the new county park. construction worker cliff nacamura helped to build andy's park and hopes the 4 acre space will indeed unite. >> from now as you reflect on this park and you look and drive by, it will start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> the park built on the same lot where lopez was fatally shot by a sonoma county deputy in 2013, lopez was carrying an air soft bb gun to resemble an ak-47. investigators say the deputy opened fire when lopez turned and raised his weapon. following the shooting, there were protest marches demanding justice. a small memorial went up at the scene of the the. >> in themry of >> this has memory boxes with

his picture. >> today is a remembrance of andy and his life and the tragedy that unfolded here and the community moving forward. >> the ceremony too emotional for andy lopez's mother. andy's aunt spoke on her behalf. >> we'll continue to struggle together in his memory so that this will never happen again. >> reporter: the deputy was cleared of wrongdoing of the shooting back in 2016, but friends still want justice. >> if we keep fighting for it, maybe the cop will be off the streets but they will never have their son back. >> reporter: the lopez family ended the ceremony by releasing white doves symbolizing peace. thousands of people marched across america yesterday calling for an end to gun violence. that included a group right here in the bay area. abc 7 news was at the golden gate bridge for a rally at the san francisco end of the iconic span. yesterday marked the third year

for the wear orange march on gun violence awareness day. >> we are demanding an end to gun violence. wear orange is all about common sense gun laws and wearing orange to support the 96 americans that lose their lives to gun violence every day. orange was chosen because hunters wear orange to protect themselves. so the idea is we wear orange to protect ourselves. >> the wear orange campaign began after the 2013 shooting death of this young woman in chicago. her fellow high school students organized the campaign as a tribute to her memory. happening today, the city of richmond is holding a rainbow pride event. the event is at marina way park at the corner of regatta boulevard and melville square. the fun starts at 10:00 this morning and goes until 3:00. richmond rainbow pride is a group of lgbtq individuals and allies who live, work and/or play in or near richmond.

one of their goals is to create spaces safe and welcoming for the gay community. well, folks who have been wanting a little hot weather certainly are getting it this weekend. >> a lot of hot weather. and today we're going to see a final day of our maximum heat in the interior valleys. yesterday, close to 100 degrees in vallejo. that was 99. right now the tower camera is showing 56 downtown in san matt matteo. we are cooling to a few 60s, but the cooling will be near the shoreline. we'll talk about the excessive temps again today before we talk about the generalized cool down coming up next. and the first indication of the impact the kilauea eruption is having on tourism on the big island. ♪ san francisco a classic cruner gets love from the

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this terrifying scene unfolded during a little league baseball in maine. young players and coaches running for their lives. moments after the driver zig-zaged around the field, the witnesses say she hit a 68-year-old man pushing children out of the way. the man tried to close a gate so the driver wouldn't be able to escape. he died while being rushed to a hospital. police eventually captured the driver. the 51-year-old woman faces manslaughter charges. and we are getting our first idea of the economic impact of the kilauea old svolcano on haw big island. the head of the tourism board says tourism is down 80% to 90%

since the eruptions began. most of the hawaii volcano conservative national park has been closed for weeks. an the norwegians cruise lines suspended weekly stops in hilo all costing millions. restaurants usually packed are suffering a big decrease in business. >> we had to cut our staff, reduce hours, we even have to shut down every tuesday. >> for the people here in southeast kilauea, it is really bad. >> kilauea began spouting lava, ash and rocks nearly a month ago. it's also threatening a geothermal plant. that's where officials say lava has burned down a substation and warehouse that stored a drilling rig. at least 87 homes have been destroyed. and new this morning, a report shows that nearly half of bay area residents want to pack up and move. the reason? the high cost of housing. a survey by the bay area council

of business backed public advocacy group shows 46% of residents surveyed are likely to move out of the region in a few years. that's up from 40% last year. bay area home prices have been climbing for six years. in april, the median sale price rose to $850,000. and many san francisco civic leaders and other luminaries climbed halfway to the stars on saturday to honor the singer who has touched hearts all over the world by leaving his in san francisco. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas reports. >> come on, i want to hear you. >> reporter: a stuntman disguised as tony bennett repelled from the building. then bennett performed "i left my heart in san francisco" back in 1961.

>> he's really genuinely francis franciscoan in every sense of the word. and today i think he's finding it. >> reporter: charlotte schultz serves as the chief of protocol and witnessed how bennett's voice has traveled while visiting every corner of the globe to promote the city by the bay. >> and all the people around us would say, i was there once, i have to go back and i left my heart there. and people who haven't been there said, listening to that song makes me want to go there. >> reporter: bennett left the singing to a choir and smiled while being serenaded with his signature melody. and from now on, the block of mason street outside the fairmont bears a second name. it's official, san francisco,

tony bennett way! >> eric thomas, abc 7 news. and in a city often divided by politics, the board of sup supervisors voted unanimously to rename part of mason street for tony bennett and signing it into law turned out to be the last act perform bid mayor ed lee before his saudden death last december. happening today, dozens of cyclists are hitting the road for the 25th annual ride to end aids. cyclists will set out in an hour and 15 minutes from the cow palace. day one will end 82 miles later in santa cruz. this is video from the earlier ride. the ride called aids life cycle lasts seven days and wraps up a week from today in l.a. the goal is to raise money and awareness for people living with hiv and aids.

good morning to you, sunday morning. live doppler 7 showing you a little bit of fog along the san mateo coast. otherwise, we are clear and the atmosphere is too dry to form any of the stratus. and the bigger picture shows a dome of high pressure carving out a niche here over much of california. but it is beginning to shift to the east. as it does, our wind shifts to allow for an onshore push. a long look outside walnut creek, nice and clear out there in san francisco, 55. oakland, 57. gilroy, 56. and on the coast, a cool 58 degrees. and from our tower camera, just glowing out there. and numbers have cooled off in the north bay. low 50s now in santa rosa and novato at 52. by the delta, a light southwest wind there and the heat will be with us in the inland valleys starting out in the 60s. so the sea breeze we get along the coast today, just locally may be about a half mile to a mile. so that means elsewhere we're

warming up quick we'll call for another hot day inland. cooler and breezier at the coast today. more widespread cooling tomorrow. and the temps will be below average by the middle of the week, so that roller coaster of the warmth and then the cool down continues. here we are this morning, 9:00, you will notice the winds offshore. and the direction moving more toward onshore component. 5 to 10 miles an hour winds inside the bay. and you can see the westerly wind and 34-mile-an-hour gusts here along the coast. 6:00 on monday, still that trajectory from the west. and the winds ramp up a little more out of the '90s. even the inland valleys monday afternoon. even breezier conditions. so today, just at the coast you'll feel that tomorrow

widespread breezier winds are around the bay. at the beaches, the upper 6 0stz and patchy fog. but overall, you have a sunny day here. and looking at temps happens on tuesday. a few 80s inland and more 70s here. and by wednesday, some of the coolest days with the greens making their way a little further across the bay. so we're looking at today, the last day of the heat, low to mid-90s inland. 87 today in fremont. 86 in palo alto. san francisco, checking in at 72. and santa rosa, still warm at 90 degrees. and the final game, game two, 77 degrees in oakland with temperatures dropping into the 60s. a beautiful afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast features the warmth today. the 80s and the 90s in the bay side. cooler weather for everyone on monday and getting the jackets

back out tuesday, wednesday and thursday. download the acucurate weather map. >> all right. go warriors. the warriors are getting a 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.

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well, summer is coming and that's when many of us tackle the home improvement projects. but what if you hire a contractor and the work is never done?

it happened to a san francisco viewer. michael finney helped him out. >> you can see the rust coming through. >> reporter: calvin chow shows us the rust on the outside of his company. >> home depot gave me an estimate. >> reporter: he signed a contract with home depot to replace the gutters for $4,000. >> he said, we should get it done within three weeks. i was impressed. >> reporter: however, three weeks later no one came to do the work. calvin called home depot. >> i said, you told me to be installing this within three weeks, not order it. >> reporter: five weeks passed and still no one claim to replace gutters. >> then rainy season kind of starts. >> reporter: work was delayed due to rain. the gutters leaking in the storms. >> fast forward two months. >> reporter: finally after all the waiting, home depot told calvin they could not replace his gutters after all. >> i don't think you can do your job. huh?

i said, we have a signed contract. >> reporter: and he had paid in full. >> well, we are sorry about that, mr. chow, we'll send you the money within three to four days. >> however, two weeks later, chow didn't have gutters or a refund and he called home depot. >> i'll have you look at the paperwork. you haven't started yet! >> reporter: we contacted home depot. the company said it had already begun processing his refund. calvin did get his $4,000 back. home depot also tells us it couldn't do the job because calvin's gutters are embedded in his roof. that requires roof work that was not part of the country and ensured of. home depot tells us, we never want a customer to be sis satisfied, so we apologize to mr. chow for the inconvenience and are glad t get ts resolved. >> keep up the good rk. >> reporter: home depot is one

of a few that have put up money and now hold a special performance bond allowing it to collect full payment up front. now, most contractors can charge only 10% down or $1,000, whichever is less. so for most contractors, you should not pay in full, pay the lesser amount up fun. michael finney, 7 on your side. today is the last day of this year's valor games in alameda where wounded veterans compete for top honors. participants prove that having a disability doesn't mean you have to sit on the sidelines. >> go, go, go, go! >> good job. >> the goal of the valor games is to introduce people to adaptive supports, including indoor rowing, cycling, archery and power lifting. >> when i got here, i loved it. i loved weightlifting, but i didn't for a while. but now i'm ready to get back into it.

and next year, i'm coming back. >> this event is for any with a disability and eligible for v.a. health care. participants love it, not so much for the competition, but for the comraderie. still to come on abc 7 news, a secret memo revealed sent to robert mueller trying to make the case that the president cannot obstruct justice. and a party for pooches.

welcome back, everyone. starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn. good morning to you. hi, everyone. we certainly cooled off overnight. all set to warm up once again. maybe not quite as hot, but as

we look outside from the exploratorium camera, it is clear in the city. it's comfortable with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s at half-moon bay, 55 in san francisco, 56 in gilroy, a few 60s for mountain view to san jose. and this nice-looking view from our roof camera, we can see the flag pretty still. 53 in santa rosa and napa. 54 in novato. and the inland valleys today will be quite warm. look at the 7:00 temperatures, the upper 60s there. still in the 50s by the coast. and by noontime, we're in the 80s to near 90 out east of the e tunnel. in the 60s downtown. by 4:00, notice the spread. 50s along the around the bay. we'll have much more coming up. thank you, lisa. now to the political headline of washington. the secret memo just revealed a

20-page controversial correspondent sent by president trump's team earlier this year to special counsel robert mueller trying to make the case behind the scenes that the president cannot obstruct justice. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has the details. >> reporter: a shocking memo leaked to "the new york times." the 20-page memo reportedly hand-delivered to the special counsel's office in january making broad claims the president cannot be guilty of obstruction in the russia collusion case or given a subpoena to speak to his defense team argues that, quote, as the chief law enforcement officer, it would amount to him obstructing himself. they also added he had the power to, quote, terminate the inquiry or exercise his power to pardon. >> does the president have the unfettered power as president

clinton had and president reagan -- i used to work on the pardon for clinton, he gave out far fewer pardons than president obama and president trump. i'm a big believer in the president's power. >> reporter: rudy giuliani confirmed the contents of the letter to abc news. telling abc news, quote, if mueller tries to subpoena us, we're going to court. the memo stating, quote, in light of the voluntary offerings, your office clearly lacks the requisite need to interview the president. >> what happens if robert mueller subpoenas the president, will you comply? >> well, we don't have to. he's the president of the united states. we can assert the same privilege other presidents have. >> reporter: 40 minutes before the publishing of "the new york times" story, the president accusing the justice department and the special counsel of leaking the letter tweeting, when will the very expensive witch hunt hoax ever end? so bad for our country. is the special counsel/justice department leaking my lawyers' letters to the fake news media? should be looking at the

democrats instead? giuliani tells abc news this is the latest example of why he and the president are waging a pr battle with the team. and you saw rudy giuliani there with george stephanopoulos. he will be the one guest and talk about the memo. that airs at 8:00 this morning followed by abc 7 news at 9:00. and another dog has died on a plane. this time on a delta airlines flight from phoenix to newark. the dog was found dead in his cage during a stopover in detroit. abc news reporter daria has the report and response from the airline. >> reporter: a family looking for answers as to what their paomeranian on a flight with delta airlines. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. he was not a pet, he was a

family member. >> he was on a flight from phoenix to newark. he was checked during a stopover in detroit at 6:00 a.m. and was fine. but before taking off for newark, alejandro was found dead. >> the delta personnel contacted the dog's owner and explained to them what had happened. >> reporter: delta initially gave the family's attorney until 5:00 on friday to pick up the dog but he requested more time traveling to detroit on saturday. >> i did go to the delta cargo where supposedly alejandro, the dog is. i was asked to leave the facility or the sheriffs would be called. i asked to see the dog, see alejandro. they wouldn't allow me to see alejandro and ordered me off the property. i left. >> reporter: their attorney also represented another family whose french bulldog died while on a united flight this past march after a flight attendant made the family put the puppy in his carry-on case in an orhead bin. that family reaching a settlement with united. the department of transportation says $506,994 animals were

transported on u.s. airlines in 2017. of those, 24 died. delta telling abc news they are conducting a thorough review of the situation to find out more about why this may have occurred to ensure it doesn't happen again. delta offered to have alejandro evaluated by a veterinarian to learn more. more than two dozen rescue dogs have found new forever homes in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was in the mission district when the pool party was conducted. they will face an extra charge after taking in 25 dogs from a solano county woman who died. she was active in the dog rescue community. now others will continue to care for the dogs she >> this is absolutely amazing. they do so much good to help everyone. and all they really care about are the dogs finding homes.

>> we have had lines almost out the door. we usually have about six adoptions on a regular saturday. and we have had 26 adoptions today. >> muttville's pool party continues today. a red light didn't stop a newborn baby from coming into the world. this woman and her husband were on their way to the hospital in oregon. they stopped at a red light just across the street from the medical center, but the baby would not wait. she gave birth in the backseat. other people on the road said this was no ordinary commute. >> i think a lady noticed that she did have a baby. she was like, whoa. >> the cord was attached still. >> she said, this lady is delivering next to me. >> it was panic mode in the parking lot. i'm like, it's okay. slow down, she's slippery. i don't have a seat belt on. >> well, she gave birth to a

healthy 7 pound baby girl named adalena. the new mom felt empowered and proud saying how often do you get to catch your own baby? still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, you have seen the dubs on the court, but what about in art? the gallery showing off a different side of the warriors. and here is a live look from our emeryville camera. it cooled off overnight according to lisa, but really heating up today. 90s in some spots. lisa along shortly with the full ac

happening today, it's the sixth annual open streets in berkeley. shattuck, telegraph streets will be closed. the event begins at 10:00 and goes until 5:00. food, music and a pet parade highlight the day. also happening today, it's another day of sunday streets in san francisco. today's event will be in the sunset district. it's the longest most scenic route traveling through golden gate park and along the great highway. there will be plenty of activities including a health and fitness booth, cooking demonstrations and a by class. it is also the union street festival going on today. so a lot of events out in this heat. yeah, beautiful in the city. it will be really nice with temperatures topping to nut the low 70s there. but inland, if you have the

pool, you may enjoy it. right now in santa cruz, you can see all the clouds. it is in the 50s here. yesterday well into the 70s to near 80 degrees. and today, just a little bit cooler. it will be a beach day for sure if you can get there. we'll talk about those temperatures and when the heat eases all across the bay area coming up. thank you, lisa. also ahead, it's not sibling rivalry, but there's something similar going on between the warriors and the cavs. triston thompson doesn't mince words on how he feels about it's time for the semi-annual sale with savings on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you effortlessly comfortable. and snoring.... does your bed do that? don't miss the final days of our semi-annual sale save up to $700 on sleep number 360 smart beds.

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and the giants will play the phillies at 1:05 this afternoon at at anne trkt&t park. and later today the cavaliers and the warriors will play game two in the nba finals. if you are not going, you can watch the game here on abc 7. coverage starts today at 4:00 p.m. abc sports anchor mindy bach has a preview of tonight's big game in this morning's sports. >> four times, four straight years of warriors and cavaliers facing each other in the nba finals. there's been some turnover but the key players remain. and that has made an interesting dynamic. there's a history between many of the players and they often know the buttons to push to bait their opponents. triston thompson was ejected for pushing a ball in greene's face and says the warriors, they bug them. >> we have never seen a team four straight finals. you are going to start not

liking each other. so it is too competitive franchises that want to hoist the same trophy. so like any playoff series, after a couple games, guys get irritated. >> did you watch the replay? >> i did. i wasn't really dancing. >> what were you doing? >> i was shaking pom-poms. >> that will, with. >> yeah, i wasn't dancing. just shaking pom-poms. >> brandon belt left friday night's game against the phillies after two innings with stomach pain. turned out he required an appendectomy. but hunter pence is back. the thumb is heeled. bruce boche said the plan is to use him off the bench. and tony bennett was at the game. watch this, caesar hernandez, deep flight to right. then andrew mccutchin going all-out for this one. even mccutchin is pumped that

was in his glove. that was a great play for out number three. top of the fifth, still no score. runners on the corner and suarez struck out to get out of the mess. and sending a chopper up, joe panic comes home. the throw home and the tag, he's called safe. the home plate umpire making that call. the phillies challenge but the call will stand. mccutchin drove in panic later on a sacrificed fly and the giants win 2-0 and go for the sweep today. mr. and mrs. potato head taking in the game between the a's and the royals. trevor perez off trevor cayhill who gave up four runs in 4 2/3 innings. and bruce maxwell, welcome back. it's been 106 at-bats since hitting a home run. that's his first of the season.

the a's have hit a home run in 16 consecutive road games. and chad pend ependeren comes u tie it up. and this solo shot to jorge solare. the royals take this one, 5-4. and after the game today, we'll bring you highlights and post-reaction on our program after the game. we hope you will join us. until then, have a great day. okay, well hopefully it was hot enoughor y yesterday you want to do it again. well, maybe, in some parts of the bay area. but tomorrow, get set for 5 to 15 degrees of cooling. we still have today to feature more heat. hook at the tower right now showing the clear sky and the still conditions out there. but one of the areas we'll see oppressive heat is in the livermore valley.

8:00, 66 degrees. the upper 70s by 10:00. then by noontime, you're flirting with 90. mid-90s throughout the afternoon. and then the temperatures at dinnertime still into the 80s. 8:00, you're well into the 70s. so certainly a warm day again today to hot. and as we look at the roof camera, very little breeze out there. everything is nice and still. that's going to change as our sea breeze kicks up throughout the day today. you'll feel it downtown. big dome of high pressure still in control. it is shifting to the east. that's going to allow for our winds to shift to a more onshore component and cool us off a bit. but this morning we are anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. so that means we have a head-start on the warmth today. and those winds still slightly offshore in the upper elevations. in the upper elevations, that's where we are looking at the 70s this morning. 55 in san francisco. 57 in oakland with mid-50s in gilroy. 60 for you in mown vin view. good morning, san jose, 61.

46 along the coast. the golden gate bridge, another sun new day at the beach with temperatures here fairly comfortable. but you'll notice the sea breeze today, 53 in santa rosa and napa. 54 no novato. the 64 in concord. it was a hot one everywhere yesterday. and today, another hot one inland. the cooler conditions, breezy winds at the coast. and somewhat around the bay late in the day. then more widespread cooling tomorrow with the numbers dropping out of the '90s into the 80s. and looking at temperatures in the 70s, below average for the middle of the week. another 90 today in san jose. 89 in santa clara. 87 in sunnyvale. looking at the peninsula numbers, the upper 80s thanks in part to the sea breeze in redwood city. los all toast, the mid-80s. 76 in millbrae. a comfortable day in the city. 68 in the sunset.

mid-80s in ped loma. 84 in san leandro. heading inland, the low to mid-90s for you. a little cooler, perhaps, we are flirting with the upper 90s yesterday. 95 in livermore and 90 in walnut creek. today an afternoon game in the upper 60s for the giants. should be a beautiful day with the winds up to about 15 to 18 miles an hour. the mid-50s tonight, the clear sky. the warmest day of the week with the 90s inland. 80s on the bay. breezy coast. monday, much cooler and seeing some drizzle. low clouds and fog. tuesday, wednesday and thursday, we are kind of getting used to this pattern. a lit up and down. >> people in san francisco just come out in droves when the weather is like this, yeah. like the warriors,

appearances in the nbc finals have another tradition growing many the bay area. the unique art display called doves against the world. laura anthony gives us a glimpse. >> we really want to bring warriors nation together. >> reporter: dubs against the war is big time and challenges the artist that is are home grown. >> we wanted to give them creative freedom to step outside of the box and make people step back and take a deeper look at it and think about it a little bit. >> i had a fun one here with black panther, a black panther mash up. >> the warriors have a distinct comic book theme. >> for me, it was a fun idea to put them together to see what i come up with. >> reporter: a portion of the larger san francisco show is on

display for contemporary rivals. joe wallace chose to look back in time to a warriors icon of a different kind. >> i have to bring them back and pay homage to the darker years of the warriors, you know, when we weren't as good. i think it's a true sentiment to how far we have come and as a ball club in the organization, you know? perhaps thunder's greatness today could be history tomorrow. laura anthony, abc 7 news. dub nation, we want to see you share your warriors pride. check out the photos on you may see them on tv or our

website, abc7news.com. coming up, escape from alcatraz. this morning the big race bringing athletes from all over the world to the streets and waters of san francisco.

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happening today, a lot of people will get wet, ride a bike and run. in the 38th annual else from el calcatraz. if the bay cooperates, the athletes will spin one-and-a-half miles from alcatraz to shore and hop on their bikes. this race is considered one of the oldest most difficult triathlons. so good luck to all. up next on "abc 7 mornings

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good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, june 3rd. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn. good morning to you. we are looking at indications of a slightly cooler atmosphere to come just in some spots around the bay area. live doppler 7 right now picking up on some fog on the peninsula and also coming through the golden gate. but temperature-wise, we are warmer. anywhere from 2 to 7 degrees warmer this morning than yesterday. here's a look at our friends, the sea lions, at pier 39. still kind of sleepy out there. you can see the sun in the distance, 55 in san