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 francisco. 60 in mountain view. the 40s on the coast. and this is walnut creek, one of the very warm locations again

today. 53 in santa rosa. 54 in novato with the 60s in concord. and 59 in livermore. so 50s throughout the next couple of hours, but then it's a quick warm up inland with mid-80s by noontime. 70s around the bay. the sea breeze kicks in to be comfortable at the coast in the 60s. around the bay, temperatures will be cooler. the onshore push increases. but not enough to help us out in our east bay valley. so still another toasty one there. but big-time cooling for monday. we'll talk about it coming up. > ari tnkyou, lisa. we are just hours away from game two of the nba finals at oracle. you can see the countdown clock there counting down to the nba countdown program at 4:00. by the way, clay thompson says he is planning on playing. and the first quarter of game one, undercut by jr smith of the cavaliers who slipped on the court. thompson suffered a left ankle sprain.

you saw him limping off the court. the warriors list him as questionable before the game. he told reporters he was angry about what happened. >> it was a tough play on the ball. and then to tumble into somebody's legs like that -- you have to move past it, but it's life. and i'm going to be better from it. it is just a minor setback. but i don't think it was intentional. >> well, andre is remaining doubtful for tonight after missing the past five games with a bone bruise in his left leg. the dubs are the heavy favorites to win the title, but they need overtime to take game one 124-114. by the way, that countdown clock is counting down to the program at 4:30. now, if you want to go to game develop tonight, we know of leas t a tickets that are

donated through an online auction. the winning bidder will be notified today. her game tickets went $21,000. in case you are wondering where the tickets are, they are in the mezzanine suite. and in santa cruz, that's the party at the kaiser permanente arena. tickets are $5 in advance, $10 at the door. proceeds will be donated to leo's haven, an inclusive playground for children of all abilities. abc 7 is the

can watch the nba finals. abc 7 coverage starts at 4:30 with tip-off at 5:00. then stay with us for toyota after the game. show support for fra frame. just go to abc 7 news and click on the link. we have developing news from el cerrito where a stabbing led to the closing of a bart station. the officials say the stabbing happened on the station from from. bart opened a bus bridge for passengers from the el cerrito station to the richmond station. bart has not said whether the

station will be open this morning. and this morning santa cruz county sheriff deputies are looking for a man who allegedly tried to kidnap a woman in watsonville. here's a sketch of the suspect he grabbed the woman as she was gathering items in her car. she screamed and got away. the suspect drove off in a light blue two-door honda accord. he's described to be in his 30s with a thin build wearing a black short-sleeve shirt with red or white lettering and black shorts. firefighters remain on the scene of this fire in west oakland. droneview7 was overhead as water was poured on the flames last night. crews

flames. >> reporter: some could see the flames from as far as marin. this place recycles scrap metal. >> this is not good for us to be breathing in. it is bad for kids, too, so i wait for their safety and health. >> this is a regular day >> reporter: droneview 7 shows the pile an acre in size. and firefighters estimat>> hear explosions -- >> you can 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 oamf f

they got it under control. representatives from the bay area air quality management district responded and took a report. and there have been two other fires at the steel building in ten years. you're looking live at a fire from there in 2011. and we know the identity of the two climbers that died from el cap tan. 46-year-old jason wells of colorado and 42-year-old tim klein of los angeles county plunged to their deaths around 8:15 yesterday morning. park rangers received several calls just moments after that tragedy. investigators say man was trying to investigate the route. >> there are going to be severa 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. and in the north bay, a park has been dedicated in memory of a santa rosa teenager who was shot and killed by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy in 2013. many hope the park named after andy lopez will bring unity and healing to the community. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> gentlemen just invites us to pray always -- jesus invites us to pray always. >> reporter: aztec dancers performed a blessing ceremony at the new county park. this construction worker helped build andy's unify park and

hopes the space will indeed you night. >> for now as you look at this park and drive by, it will start to heal and mend what has happened in the past. >> reporter: the park built on the fatally shot by an officer. the officer opened fire when lopez turned and raised his gun. a small memorial went up at the scene of the shooting. >> in the memory of andy, we will heal when thehen thehen the with the police. >> the community is moving forward. >> reporter: the ceremony too emotional for andy lopez's

mother. but his aunt spoke on her behalf. >> we'll continue to struggle together in his memory so this will never happen again. >> reporter: the shooting was condoned back in 2016 but friends still keep fighting for justi justice. >> if we keep fighting, then maybe the cop will be off the street but they will never have their son back. thousands of people marched across america yesterday calling for an end to gun violence. that included a group here in the bay area. abc 7 news was at the golden gate bridge for a rally at the san francisco end of the yeery marked the thirdr rhe day. >> wearing 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 celebrated her memory. and at marina way park, that's at the corner of regatta boulevard and melville square. the richmond rainbow pride is a group of lbgtq individuals and their allies who live, work or play in or near richmond. one of their goals is to create space that is are safe and welcoming in the gay community.a

if you like it hot, you will like today. >> we have 46 degrees in half-moon bay. to the hills of los alal 76. the mid to upper 50s from danville to livermore. 63 in antioch. so those cities there once again in the 90s. could it be as hot? and where is it going to cool down? i have the answers coming up in a few minutes. also ahead, 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 city he romanticized in

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very bad. >> kailua began erupting over a month ago. lava has burned down a substation and warehouse that stored a drilling rig there. at least 87 homes have been destroyed. and new this morning, a report shows nearly half of bay area residents want to pack up and move. the reason is the high cost of housing. a survey by the bay area council, a business-backed public advocacy group, shows 46% of bay area residents surveyed are likely to move out of the region in the next few years up from 40% last year. bay area home prices have been 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. honoring the singer who has touched heart all over the world by leaving his in san francisco. eric thomas reports. >> reporter: a stuntman disguised as singer tony bennett repelled from the top of knob hill's hotel. then a few minutes later, tony bennett himself performed "i left my heart in san francisco" at the fairmont inn in 1961. >> he's really genuinely a franc franciscan in every sense of the word. and when he says he left his heart, he comes back to find it. and today i think he's found it. >> reporter: charlotte witnessed bennett's voice 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. i left my heart

makes me want to go there. >> reporter: bennett left the singing to a choir and smiled while being serenaded with his signature melody. ♪ from now on, this street now 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, it's noteworthy the board of supervisors voted unanimously to rename that street for bennett. and signing it into law turned out to be one of the last acts performed by the late mayor ed lee before his sudden death last december. and ahappening to anhappenha

75th annual right to aids. they will set wraps up a week from today in los angeles. it will raise money and awareness for those living with hiv and aids. and it's sunday morning. hi pressure is drifting off to the east. the winds have shifted. as a result, we have a little bit of fog thrifting through the golden gate to indicate some portions of the bay area cooling off a bit. high pressure still in control throughout ma heat advisory in california. and the system to the north allowing for our winds to

increase. at the beach here, beautiful and in the 50s. notice no wind at all, but we'll see a south wind later on with highs into the 70s here again. 53 in santa rosa. 56 in napa. the cool 50s in the north bay. light southwest wind out to the delta. 61 in concord. livermore, 59. here it is, that finger of fog, very shallow layer just moving through the golden gate here. and it will retreat and we'll see that evaporation and a sunny day today at the beach, but it will be co hot day inland and breezy. we have 5 to 15 degrees cooler with tems below average throughout the middle of the week. so our wind profile this morning shows that we still have the light winds that are onshore, but through the afternoon at

5:00 they are stronger at 10 to 20 miles an hour. and look at the gusts along the coast, we'll take you through monday with the winds increasing. you can see the yellows and the blues and the purple, that's going to bring cold in terms of the beaches today, they were crowded yesterday. sunny, maybe a sweatshirt. 60s in santa cruz. no 90s. back into the 80s with some 70s and 60s from redwood city to oakland. into tuesday, more cooling with a few 80s well out to the delta. and numbers along the coast, low clouds and fogbeit for the day. upper 60s along the coastline. low 70s from napa to concord. san jose, 90.

but we'll be cooler here around the bay with the afternoon sea breeze kicking up today, but overall above average. so tonight, game 69 by 8:00. a sunny afternoon, a mild evening. the 60s fog. then a stronger sea breeze for tuesday, wednesday and thursday. download the accuweather app. by friday, we are trending warmer. a little more like average to settle us.le coter. thk you, lisa. just ahead, the wounded warriors getting a chance to shine this weekend in the bay area.

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and game two of the nba finals. the cavaliers readying themselves for redemption after game one. what j.r. smith is saying about the loss. and we have the price tag of swag, all about lebron's short suit. we are inside the arena with the excitement coming up on "gma." see you soon. >> that suit made a lot of news there. today is the last day of this year's valor games in alameda where wounded veterans are participating for honors. this proves that having a disability doesn't mean you have to sit on the sidelines. >> press! >> go! go! go! go! >> the goal of the valor games is to introduce people to adaptive sports. events include indoor rowing, cycling, archery and power lifting. >> when i got here, i loved it. i loved weightlifting, but i had been off for a while. but now i'm ready to get back into it. and next year, i'm coming back.

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welcome back, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, everyone. from the east bay, it looks clear. we won't take the edge off the heat here with plenty of 90s in spo store for you today. and 60s in some locations. 54 in san francisco. 47 in oakland. 48 in half-moon bay. just a little bit of fog there across the golden gate. and that is an indicator of a return to an onshore push. 53 in santa rosa. 55 in novato. 57 in fairfield. low 60s in concord and livermore. but by 7:00 this morning, the only cool spot will be on the coast. else where, the low to mid-60s going around the bay. by noontime, we're in the mid to upper 80s inland. that's noon. 70 in oakland. and by about 4:00, we've got a

sea breeze to keep the coast in parts of the bay a little more temperament. but inland, nothing but 90s and warmth once again. up:00 is a warm evening -- 7:00 is a warm evening. we'll talk about the changes to your workweek coming up. take a look at this terrifying scene unfolding during a little league game in maine. the players and coaches running for their lives. and moments after the driver zig-zaged around the field, witnesses say she hit a 68-year-old man who was pushing children out of the way. authorities say the man tried to close a debate so the driver would not be able to get away. that man died at the hospital. and now the 54-year-old woman faces manslaughter charges. and next to the political headline in washington, a secret memo just revealed a 20-page confidential correspondent sent from president trump's legal team earlier this year to

special counsel robert mueller. trying to make the case the scene saying the president cannot rebound instruct justice. >> reporter: a shocking secret memo written by president trump's legal team leaked to "the new york times." the 20-page memo hand delivered to the counsel's office in january making broad claims that the president cannot be guilty of obstruction in the russian collusion case or be subpoenaed to speak to robert mueller. >> the russian >> reporter: as the chief law enforcement officer, it would amount to him obstructing himself. and he has the power to terminate the inquiry or exercise his power to pardon. >> does the president have the unfettered power as president clinton and president reagan -- i used to have the party chairman work for me who gave out 900 pardons, far fewer than

obama and president trump. i'm a big believer in the pardon power. >> reporter: the lawyer rudy giuliani who was not a part of the legal team at the time confirmed the con don't the letter in abc news. in light of these voluntary offering, the requisite need to interview the president. >> 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 publishing the story, the president accuses the justice department and the special counsel of leaking the letter tweeting, when will the very expensive witch hunt. there's no evidence the leak came from the special counsel's office. giuliani telling abc news this is the latest example why he's

experiencing a pr battle with the team. >> you saw rudy on "this week with george stephanopoulos" this morning. and a dog was found dead in his cage during a stopover in detroit. daria is here with this response from the airline. >> reporter: a family looking for answers as to what killed their pomeranian during a cross-country flight on delta airlines. >> we want to know what happened to our dog. the dog is not a pet, he's a family member. >> 8-year-old an hand drove was traveling in a kennel inside the plane's cargo hold on a flight he was checked over at 6:00 a.m. in detroit and was fine. but before talking off for

newark, they received a phone call instead. they have until 5:00 on friday to pick up a dog, but he requested more time traveling to the area on friday. i asked to see the dog, see alejandro. they won't let me 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 in his carry carry-on case. 56

569,000 animals airplane over the last year. now they are making sure the same thing doesn't happen again. >> more than 2,000 dogs found homes in san francisco. but a challen challen week after taking in 25 dogs from a solano county woman who died that was active in the dog rescue community. now others will continue to care for the dogs she loved. >> 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 regular saturday. and we have had 26 adoptions

today. >> muttville's go on today. and here is a live look from the san mateo bridge camera. looks like fog there this morning. but that will certainly lift there with a heat wave burning through the bay area. lisa ♪ ♪ ♪ down where the summer and the late nights last forever ♪ ♪ ♪

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happening today, the sixth annual open streets in berkeley. cha tr chattuck and telegraph avenue will be closed near dwight way. open streets provides families with open streets without any traffic. the event begins at 10:00 this morning 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 i d is t lge mt sni roe tli thrgh golden gate park and along the great highway. there will be plenty of activities including a health and fitness book, cooking demonstrations and a pilates class. this runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00. even there by the beach, lisa,

it should be lovely. yes, that's right. a little more typical for your san francisco day today. a little more a-typical out in the east bay valleys because that's where we've got more 90s. but a live look outside from the peninsula and sfo where they have 16-minute delays for some reason there. you can see the clear sky, 54 degrees in san francisco. it is 58 in hayward. so another mild afternoon around the bay, but the heat is on. elsewhere, i'll have the details for your neighborhood and the look ahead for the week ahead coming up. thank you, lisa. also ahead, it is not subling rivalry, but there is something similar going on between the warriors and the cavs. tristan thompso golden state.

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coverage starts at 4:00 p.m. abc 7 sports anchor mindy bach has a preview of tonight's big game and this morning's sports. four times, four straight years of warriors and cavaliers have faced each other in the nba finals. there's been some turnover but the key players remain and that's 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. tristan thompson was ejected from ball one and admits the warriors bug him. >> whenever you see a team four straight finals, you're going to start not liking each other. so it's too competitive franchises that want the same trophy. so like any playoff series, after a couple games, people get irritated. >> did you watch the replay?

>> i did. i wasn't really dancing, though. >> reporter: what were you doing? >> i was shaking pom-poms. >> oh, that will work. >> yeah, iasn'tncmessage? >> justhang pom-poms. >> brandon bell left friday night's game against the phillies after two innings with stomach pain. turned out he required an and appendecto appendectomy. he'll be out two weeks. hunter pence is back. the thumb is healed. the plan is to use pence off the bench. and the legendary tony bennett at saturday's game. no score and a man on thursday. watch this, cedar hernandez deep right that scores andrew mccutchin going all out for this one. even mccutchin is pumped that it ended up in his glove. that was a great play for out number three. top of the fifth, still no score. suarez dealing with runners on the corner and he struck out the next two batters to get out of the mess. still scoreless, mccutchin sends

a chopper up and a run comes home. the throw and the tag, he's called safe. the phillies challenge but the call will stand. and mccutchin drove in panic later again on a sacrificed fly and the giants win, 2-0. they go for the sweep today. mr. and mrs. potato head taking in saturday's afternoon game between the as and royals. a little mashes going on in this one. alvarez perez off trevor kahill. and in the top of the seventh, bruce maxwell is welcomed back. 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 to trail by one. in the top of the eighth, here's a pinch-hit up the middle. matt olson comes home to tie it up. be new the bottom of the eighth, he gave up the game winner.

a solo shot to jorge solare taking this 5-4. game two of the nba coverage starts today at 4:00. after the game, we'll bring you the highlights and post-game reactions as well on our program after the game. we certainly hope you will join us. until then, have a great day. hi, everyone. nice shot here from our tower camera where you can see just a little bit of fog trying to enter the golden gate. but that's not going to make much progress. it will evaporate quickly with temperatures warming. and we have a slight offshore component before we get a real wind shift today. it won't help our friends in livermore too much because by 8:00 you're in the 60s. 11:00, the upper 70s. and by noontime, the upper 80s with highs in the mid-90s. yesterday you were 96, so really not much change here. concord was at 98.

a live look at santa cruz. beautiful visibility with numbers in the 70s for the afternoon. live doppler 7 picking up on the patchy fog from the peninsula out into our east bay. and also up into the north bay, but point reyes today, 70 degrees. it will take another day for us to get into that onshore push. more like the evening hours. so high pressure is still overhead. it's sliding to the east in response to this system here. and eventually it's going to bring us or our temperatures well below average for the middle of the week. 2 degrees warmer in oakland. 5 degrees warmer in livermore. napa, 7 degrees warmer. the east bay hills, you can kind of make out the golden gate bridge with a little bit of haze here. and looking at 50s from san srancisco to ola 48, half-moon bay. and another picture where the winds are pretty flat, except a little bit of a puff of breeze there. and we'll be looking at those onshore winds picking up

throughout the day today. 57 in santa rosa. and looking at 59 in livermore. so as you head out into san francisco today, perhaps a comfortable day with 5 degrees cooling on tap. another hot day inland with winds kicking up along the coast. and the temperatures are below average for the middle of the week. so in san jose, where are the changes? not many, 90 today in san jose. the upper 80s in los gatos. 87 in sunnyvale. the peninsula will feel the nice afternoon sea breeze. so out of the upper 80s to the low to mid-80s for you. and in san francisco, about 6 degrees cooler. you'll see some sun from the sunset, the richmond daily city, 67. still a lot of widespread 80s in ll yeerday, with h 91 in calast. 90 in san ramon. pleasanton, 91 degrees. heading into town for that afternoon game, 67 degrees at

at&t park. winds at about 15 miles an hour. should be a nice day out there. and tonight, not much in the way of fog. widespread 50s. so comfortable night. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the upper 60s. the mid-80s around the bay. the 90s inland with the breeze. and tomorrow it will be much cooler, even some morning drizzle with more widespread local clouds and fog tuesday, when wednesday and thursday. download the accuweather app and check out the temperatures. >> so have viewers called to say, it's too hot. >> yeah, i've been getting that. too hot, too cold. >> like you have something to do with it. >> i do, though. like the warriors' appearances in the finals, there's another tradition growing in the bay area. it's a unique art display calls dubz against the world. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony gives us a glimpse. >> we really want to bring the

warriors nation today. >> reporter: dubz against the world is big time and that the subject matter is the golden state warriors, but local all the same because the artists are mostly home grown. >> we really want to give the artist creative freedom to really step outside the box to make people step back and just take a deeper look at it and think about it a little bit. >> i had a fun one here with javell mcgee, a black panther, a black panther mash-up. >> reporter: the images of the warriors have a comic book theme. >> i worked in comic books, so it was a fun translation to take my two interests and put them together to see what i can come up with. >> reporter: a portion of the largest san francisco show is on display at oakland's sole space while most artwork depicts the players and their contemporary rivals. >> it pays homage to the old mascot. >> reporter: looking back no a warriors icon of a different

kind. >> i decided to bring one back. just pay homage to the darker years of the warriors and when weapon weren't as good and i think it's a true testament to how far we have come as a ball club and organization, you know? >> reporter: and perhaps thunder's presence here serves as a vivid reminder to all warriors' fans to enjoy the ride. because what is great today could be history tomorrow. in oakland, lori anthony, abc 7 news. >> dubz nation, show us how you're showing us the warriors pride. check out the photos posted on social media. we want to see a lot more. post yours using #dubz on 7. and you might see them on tv or on our website, abc7news.com. coming up, escape from alcatraz. this morning's 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, wrride a be and run. this is the alcatraz triathlon. last year they were kept out of san francisco bay because of high winds. they settled for biking 18 miles and running for 8 more through the city before finishing at marina green. if the bay cooperates, athletes will swim one-and-a-half miles from alcatraz to shore and hop on their bikes. this race is considered one of

the oldest and most difficult triathlons. good luck to all. and they are going to have to be doing it in some hot weather, lisa. yeah, it should be a little more fun today but the water will be nippy. these temperatures will be slightly cooler but not so in the inland valleys with the 94 in livermore. 90 in san jose. 92 in morgan hill. today is thee hottest day. more widespread low clouds and fog. the generous onshore push midweek keeps us cooler than average. here we go again. >> thank you, lisa. that's going to do it for us. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues online, twitter, facebook and instagram. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 this morning. "good morning america" is up next. go dubs!

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