electric game two. wait until you see what our camera caught after the game. >> looking live from our sutro tower camera right now. oh, my goodness, look at the beautiful color in the sky. i hope you enjoyed the beautiful weather over the weekend. in terms of temperatures, it's all downhill from here. >> good morning on this monday, june 4th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. if you liked it hot, mike nicco delivered over the weekend. >> definitely hot, especially inland where some neighborhoods reached 100 over the weekend, specifically antioch and walnut creek. that's over. the 90s are gone from the forecast today. a lot of 60s, 70s and 80s. a little cloud cover inland and a little developing along the peninsula coast. in san jose it's about 60 degrees still. mid 50s to low 60s at 7:00. a little warm for the morning hours. notice by noon we're 56 at the coast, low to upper 70s around the bay and inland. the breezes during the afternoon hours holding us to 62 at the coast, 70 around the bay and 82

inland. definitely going to notice the difference. have a good evening with temperatures in the mid 50s to upper 60s. i want to take you back to our traffic alert.% it is now a sig alert in milpitas. we have all lanes blocked on northbound 608 just before you get to jacklin road. a three-vehicle collision happened about 20 minutes ago. we have injuries reported. they are calling for at least a couple tow trucks to the scene. they're saying they hope to get lane number one open shortly, the far left lane should be opening. but for now no one can get through. you can use 880 or milpitas for an alternate. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza, quite a stackup forming on the right side of the plaza. we'll look at drive times coming up next. two more wins until another championship comes to the bay. >> i like your optimism. the warriors took care of business at home winning game two last night. did you see steph break a record? >> gets off the three. got it.

>> curry back to the corner, sets up another. got it again. >> recovers, shot clock winding down. pulls back to put it up. launches it up. oh, he knocks it in as the clock expires! >> steph curry lighting up oracle hitting a finals record nine three-pointers. the warriors won 122-103. dubs fans didn't let j.r. smith forget about what happened in game one. they chanted mvp. and abc 7 was there when the cavs returned from the game. >> j.r., you're the man. >> fans letting him we're kind of vicious. >> i think he's been through a lot. we can probably leave it alone. game three happens wednesday. coverage starts at 5:00 with the "dubs on 7" pregame show.

tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." "jimmy kimmel live!" at 10:00, a special one-hour edition of abc 7 news at 10:30. the next time you're on b.a.r.t. and see a large amount of trash or needles, b.a.r.t. says you can whip out your phone and a cleaning crew will deal with it. >> the rapid response teams are being launched today after a lot of complaints about messes. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us live from the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station. >> reporter: good morning, reggie. computers this morning telling us this is necessary, that the trains are messy. we are hearing some doubt, though, with some people questioning whether this will really happen. here are some pictures of what they're talking about, the messes they want to address. bio waste like used needles littering the trains. starting today, b.a.r.t. will have rapid response teams to deal with these issues, stationed at the macarthur and

lake merritt stations that. say all five of b.a.r.t.'s lines go through one of those two stations. here is a sam of what riders think of the idea. >> it's a good idea. >> what do you see? >> just filth. a lot of homeless and stuff, and they leave their stuff around. that will be good. >> i hope to see them do it. they don't have police on here like they said they would. >> you don't have faith? >> no, no. >> reporter: here is how it will work. b.a.r.t. says riders can send pictures of messes to b.a.r.t.'s website and employees will receive a text. there are 14 people on the rapid response team. they're planning to hire five more. reporting live from walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> we are hearing from a close friend of one of the two climbers who died after falling off el capitan over the weekend.

>> the yosemite climbing association president tells "the new york times" he was no doubt something weird happened. this is the second deadly climbing incident over the last two weeks in yosemite. abc 7's kate larsen has more. >> reporter: tim klein and jason wells fell 1,000 feet to their death saturday morning. >> they were on one of the easiest parts of the route and something weird happened. >> reporter: brady robinson, one of jason wells' best friends spoke to us from boulder, colorado. he climbed el cap a few years ago with wells and klein. this time the pair were with kevin prince who was climbing below. >> for instance he unclipped and was doing something. we don't know what. when they fell, they weren't connected. he was completely unaware of what happened. >> their accident occurred right here. >> reporter: yosemite climber

hans fell 20 feet down the granite cliff and broke both his legs. more than 100 climbing accidents occur in yosemite every year. he worries the recent spate of accidents will scare people off climbing. >> i understand what it looks like to people out there that two people just died and hear i am with broken legs and i'm one of the most experienced people at el capa. i can't say this is my first broken bone in 35 years of climbing. >> reporter: klein's wife says she believes an engineer bag fell from above and caused the accident. kate larsen, abc 7 news. 5:06 now. take a look at this police sketch. this man is wanted for trying to kidnap a woman. deputies say he grabbed a woman from behind as she put items in her car at pinto lake park. the woman screamed and managed to break away. this morning about a dozen people are stranded in hawaii

because of the ongoing kilauea volcan volcanic eruption. officials say some residents refuse to leave their homes in the ka poe hoe nab yesterday. the abc affiliate kitv reports at least four people were air rifted out of the area yesterday morning. i can del you that right now officials are on standby to rescue more people. meanwhile a magnitude 5.5 earthquake hit the summit yesterday afternoon, send that ash 8,000 feet into the air. at least 87 homes have been destroyed. i'll get you an update as soon as we get it. happening today, first lady melania trump expected to m a since a procedure to treat a kidney condition. a the gold star family reside

event at the white house. her spokesperson tells abc news that mrs. trump will not join her husband for the upcoming g7 summit in quebec and will not be there for the nuclear summit with north korea in singapore. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. if you're heading out in san francisco or heading towards it, temperatures in the low to mid 50s right now. we have warmer weather. walnut creek is 61, pittsburg 69, tracy at 75. cool 51 in petaluma. dts, palo alto. from the east bay hills, you can see the camera not shaking a lot as the sea breeze is locked to the coast. it will start climbing inland today. that means less heat. if you put the yard work off over the weekend, today and tomorrow great days to do that. same thing with exercising. watch out for strong sunshine. if you're on the beaches or the bay, small craft advisory, so

kind of choppy and brisk. it starts at 11:00 and it's going to be a little noisy during the overnight hours, let's talk about the peninsula. temperatures locked in the 60s for the most part, 61 at 8:00, noon 67. near 70 at times at 2:00, especially around places like redwood city. for the east bay we've got 59 in the morning, near 70 for the better part of the lunch hour to 2:00, down to 59 by 8:00. inland, no more 100s, no more 90s. we go from 60s to 80s back to 60s. i'll show you cool weather coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. first want to get it over to alexis. we've had issues already this morning. >> we already have a sig alert in the milpitas area. we do have the far left lane now open, northbound 680 around jacklin road. this is due to a three-car

crash. we have the rest of the lanes closed. it's certainly not clear yet. they're working on getting a couple of tow trucks to the scene. you can take 880 to mission boulevard or use milpitas for an alternate. those are looking very light at this early hour. westbound 580 tracy to dublin, no delays. >> do you plan on moving out of the bay area? we want to hear from you this morning. go to abc7news.com/vote and you can watch this update in pa new poll is revealing what local leaders say is a wake-up call. facebook involved in new data controversy now. what it's saying about giving deep access to phone companies. the latest this morning after an fbi

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you may not notice stepping outside right now with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's definitely going to be different during the afternoon hours as temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees. more on the way, even a chance of drizzle. it's 5:13: facebook has deep access to user data from work status to educational history. the company is defending its controversial practice of sharing information with companies including apple, microsoft and samsung. "the new york times" that facebook has deals with tablet

makers and smart phone companies that give access to facebook users' background information. facebook says this lets the companies recreate facebook like experiences with their customers, messaging, like buttons and address books. facebook came under scrutiny earlier this year when it was revealed that cambridge analytical gained access to daae from tens of millions of users. in this morning's "gma first loo look", an investigation launched into the mysterious death of an 8-year-old pomeranian, alejandro. >> still shocked and heartbroken. >> reporter: alejandro was flying on delta from phoenix to newark, new jersey when he was taken off his flight for a lay over, they say he was fine. two hours later they got the phone call he was dead. >> i got the phone call from my girlfriend.

i was like, what? what do you mean he's gone? >> reporter: when the owner went to get alejandro back, he said their findings were shocking. >> he was brought out into the curbside area of the cargo area where we were given a carrier. there was a delta carrier. there was some garbage bags. in one of the garbage bags was alejandro. >> we'll have more coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," kendis gibson. parkland shooting survivors are making what they call a super big announcement this morning. an event planned for 7:00 this morning. >> this comes a day after the graduation ceremony at stoneman douglas highoo four seniors who would he graduated wereonor >> the group of students performed the song "shine" which was written shortly after the february 14th mass shooting that

left 17 people dead. some of the parents of those who died accepted diplomas on their child's behalf. a surprise, jimmy fallon showed up, provided a little humor while encouraging the students to keep moving forward. >> today you're graduating from high school. you should feel incredibly proud of yourselves. that doesn't mean you should rest on your laurels. >> the stash said msd strong as a tribute to those who lost their lives. the back hand spring that has a lot of people shaking their heads. it's up to denver's district to charge an fbi agent who was off duty when this happened. ♪ [ gunshot ]. >> i will never get over this video.

the agent's gun fell out during a back hand spring at a bar. you can see the gun discharged, hitting someone in the leg. that person is expected to be okay. can you imagine? the denver police department investigating. fbi officials say it's an active investigation so they can't comment. >> can you imagine? >> i really can't. >> in some ways thank goodness he was shot in the leg. when a gun goes off like that, what on earth happened? >> i have some theories, but we'll leave it alone. just lay off the back handsprings. >> go to abc7news.com/vote if you plan on leaving the bay area. >> 86% of you are saying yes. we're asking you because a new poll shows that nearly half of bay area residents plan on packing up and moving somewhere else. >> that poll done by the bay area council found 46% of area residents plan to leave in the next few years. the primary reason, if you can't

already guess, is the high cost of housing. >> you kill yourself trying to pay for the housing and you leave because it's just ridiculous, right? sounds about right. >> the cost and the value don't equate out for some of us, especially if we don't have cushy jobs that pay an arm and a leg. >> popular moving destinations include texas, oregon, nevada and arizona. besides housing, voters cited traffic and homelessness as other reasons for leaving the bay area. take a look. 75% of you say yes you plan on leaving the bay area. >> that makes me sad to see that. >> it really does. >> lilian kim tweeted this because i think this was part of her story last night. i sent back to her, how many people that grew up here don't stay here? phil is from minnesota. i lived in minnesota for a while. they have the largest retention

of people who grew up there moving back. it's sad. hopefully our leaders can do something about it soon. >> i can do something about the heat. how about that? if you're cranky about the high cost of living, at least you won't be upset with the heat today. san rafael, 58 degrees and falling under that clear sky. the heat breaks today as the sea breeze increases. middle week cooling, even drizzle possible wednesday morning for the commute. the weekend looking warm, but not nearly as hot as what we dealt with over the last weekend. low to mid 60s across san francisco. richmond 62. the marina about 64. downtown around 66 degrees. over around the peninsula, very comfortable from upper 60s in richmond and berkeley, everyone else in the low to mid 70s. brisk during the afternoon hours. san mateo 70 today, clouds will return to the coast. pacifica 60, same thing at half moon bay. we'll get to 74 in palo alto. in the south bay about 79.

santa cruz 72. inland and east bay, low to upper 80s. i think tomorrow is the day you'll be able to turn the air conditioner off. in the north bay, temperatures stretching from sausalito 67 to about 81 in santa rosa. look at the 40s and 50s tonight. more cloud cover as a thicker marine layer takes over. let's see what it does to our temperatures, we drop two to eight degrees from the coast to the bay. even a little cooler wednesday with the morning drizzle. you can see the slow warming trend bringing the 60s back to the host. already looking at the weekend, alexis. >> okay. unfortunately a tough start to the workweek in milpitas. the sig alert, no change here, a three-car crash blocking most of northbound 680 before jacklin road. they are giving the tow company permission to use the right shoulder to help clear the crash. in the meantime, you can use 880

or milpitas boulevard. not wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza, looking like the mtering lights are on although we haven't gotten official word yet. typical delays through the maze. mass transit looking great, ace 1 and 3 on time, no issues there. 40 b.a.r.t. trains in service. no delays for san francisco bay ferry. the valor games wrapped up in alameda. >> wounded veterans prove that having a disabityoesn't mn yohave to sitn sidelines. >> go, go, go. >> the goal of the valor games is introduce people to adaptive sports, indoor rowing, cycling, archery and power lifting. >> when i got here, i loved it. i love weight lifting but i've been off for a while, but now i'm ready to get back into it. next year i'm coming back. >> that is nice. the event is for any veteran or

active duty service a disability who is eligible for va health care. participants say they love it, not for the competition, but the comradery. >> it's wonderful. we thank all of them for their service. coming up, the seven things you need to know before you start your day. apple kicking off their products today. >> one year later the dubs are back in the finals. this 4-year-old female is back, too. we're catching up with miles, the kid who can't miss a shot. >> i have missed him. i'm so excited. celebrating another warriors win this morning and showing off your best photos and videos like these ones. make

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litter and bio hazards. number two, from our live desk, at least 25 people are dead after the fuego volcano erupted in guatemala. there are people still missing. hundreds are hurt and the country's main airport is closed. apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off in san francisco. take a look dark and early, the long line of people waiting to get in. apple ceo tim cook expected to discuss new tools designed to fight smart phone addictions. number four, the sea breeze says not so fast, heat wave. we'll give you the weekend but now it's my turn. temperatures dropping from 7 to 16 degrees, back in the 60s, 70s and 80s. more 90s and 100s. we still have a sig alert in milpitas. a three-car crash on northbound 680 before jacklin road. only one lane getting by. we have a tow truck company

arriving on the scene. you can use 880 for an alternate in the meantime. number six, the rainbow pride flag raised at san francisco city hall to kick off pride month. mayor mark farrell will take part in the celebration at 11:00 a.m. number seven, the warriors are two games away from back-to-back nba championships. they beat the cavaliers last night 122-103 at oracle. game three is wednesday in cleveland. the youngest member of dub nation still leading the cheer for his team. >> we first yet 4-year-old miles during the nba finals last year when he showed off his moves, never missing a shot. abc 7 news checked in with miles at his home in san francisco to find out he is older and wiser now, but he is still shooting hoops every waking moment. still loves steph curry. mom says the number 30 jersey rarely comes off. >> hot and heavy on the jersey, wears it night and day when it's

clean. >> let's go warriors. >> it's too much, too cute. he wears his number 30 jersey everywhere, except on hallowen. on that day he dressed like an elephant but still shot all those hoops. watch the three-pointer into the kitchen sink, too. he does it to clean up and help his parents. remember, he's the one saying, he would walk up to 30-mile-per-hour signs and hug them and say, oh, steph. he's the cutest. >> did you see when his mom is doing the interview and comes into the shot, hey, there. he knows the camera loves him. we or coming back with flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks all month long. and it comes in an easy-to-give tasty chew.

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apple plans on helping you stop your iphone addiction. we have that and much more on major announcements we're expecting from them today. >> warriors! >> celebration city. a dubs dance party breaks out after the game two win. we want to see your moves. look at that kid go. post y photos and videos using the #abc7now and manchester dubs on dubs on good morning, a little after 5:30 on monday, june 4th. >> waking up winners again. it doesn't feel bad, mike. >> it never gets old, does see we can win at their house and wrap this thing up. winners will be those inland that don't have to run the air conditioner possibly today. look at the gusts at the coast. i'veov overlaid

it's pointing straight into the central valley and low clouds are starting to develop. for the most part, starting with sunshine today. breezy conditions and a dramatic drop in the temperatures. 50s at the coast in my accuweather 12-hour planner. 70s around the bay for noon to 4:00. upper 70s to low 80s for the inland neighborhoods. what a comfortable evening coming our way at 7:00. mfort on the roads this s morning or where there's discomfort. >> back to our traffic alert in milpitas. we have one lane getting by northbound 680 at jacklin road. all lanes were blocked for a short time. they got the far left lane open and the tow truck is on the scene. but 2 miles an hour, not a lot of fun. another sig alert overnight. a fatal crash in the walnut creek creek area on 680. reports came in to chp that

someone was driving northbound on 680 in the southbound lanes near ruddgear road.the cacrashe divide. the female driver of the car did not survive. everything opened back up around 4:00 this morning. we'll look at drive times in a few minutes. today apple's worldwide developers conference. one of the items may seem counterintuitive. >> we expect apple to show us new features to help us use our phone less. matt keller live in san jose. good morning. >> reporter: good morning natasha and reggie. this line gets longer and longer on san carlos street. thousands are developers are here, each paying about $1600 to attend the worldwide developers conference. let's say it's never too early to get excited. [ cheers and applause ]

>> reporter: apple employees ran out of the convention center to welcome the attendees at about 4:45. wwdc is one of apple's most important events of the year, providing insight in what the tech giant has planned for the coming year and teaches developers how to use latest technology to create apps across apple platforms. >> it's exciting. it's my passion. for me it's better than a holiday. >> reporter: analysts expect apple to announce updates to their watch and tv operating systems and improvements to siri. according to bloomberg, the new operating system will include a digital health feature. ios 12 can help you use your phone less and allow you to track and set limits for time spent on certain apps. the keynote address with tim cook is expected 10:00 this morning. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news.

two down, two to go. the warriors may not play another game at oracle this season if all goes well after they took g lwoast night over cleveland 122-103. >> steph curry was on fire. he scored 33 points including a finals record nine three-pointers. the cavaliers just couldn't come back. >> never woke up and was like, let's get nine threes and get the record. it's more so about playing the game the right way, having good intentions on the court and good things happen. pretty special night and hopefully more special things happen, we get two more wins. >> lebron james scored 29 points with 13 assists. j.r. smith who held the ball in the final seconds of game one even though the score was tied -- you remember. he got a standing ovation from warrior fans in the pregame introductions. warriors fans made sure oracle was roaracle for sure.

>> before the game, here is what it looked like as hundreds of fans gathered outside the ar reern nah looking to music and some of themolng m amip trophies and also the dancing which looked like this. most were sure this was the last game at oracle this season. >> love it. game two, this is how we're going to do it. we punched them in the mouth. ready to go to cleveland. >> we're going to sweep, going to sweep the whole series. >> go warriors! >> back-to-back, back-to-back! back-to-back, we're going to take it. >> the dubs are overwhelming favorites to take the series. but some fans point to 2016 when the warriors caused up a three-to-one game lead and ended up losing. we'll just put that in the past. >> abc 7 the only place you can watch the nba finals. game three of warriors versus

cavaliers is on wednesday in cleveland. we're going to have our pregame show at 5:00, abc coverage at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." this morning a 13-year-old girl is recovering from what appears to be a rattle snake bite. park officials say she was hiking with friends on mt. diablo when she put her hand on a rock, a snake slithered out and bit her. her hand started to swell. she was flown to john mere medical center. rangers say they've been seeing more rattle snakes than usual. a modesto man accused of a san francisco terror plot will return to federal court to answer a guilty plea. we reported in april that edward aaron jamison is reported to plan to plead guilty. he had plans to kill tourists at pier 39. a federal madge straelt found that he appears to have a mental

health condition. look at this stunning new video we have. at least 25 people are dead after a volcanic eruption in guatemala. this morning authorities saying they don't know how many people are missing from this. crews are searching for more bodies. the volcano of fire exploded around noon, triggering mud flows down the mountain. you see mud actually taking over a bridge in this area. lava is creeping towards villages covered in ash. this volcano is located 25 miles southwest of the capital of guatemala city. the country's main airport is shut down right now. i'll bring you updates throughout the newscast when i get them. a bold statement from president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani. he says the president's power is so broad the president could have, hypothetically, shot former fbi director james comey in the oval office and not be prosecuted for it. giuliani told the "huffington

post" yesterday, if president trump had shot comey he would likely be impeached for illegal behavior, but not indicted while in office. he also says the president probably has theowoarn himself. his comments come after "the new york times" published a letter trump's lawyer sent to special counsel robert mueller in january. it argues the president cannot obstruct justice because he has the authority to shut down any investigation at any time. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. want to start off by seeing and showing you a little fog developing around the napa airport. about three miles visibility. be careful a around there. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s in the napa valley, from vallejo toward napa. clear lake, 65. 49 in bodega bay. we've got mid to upper 50s from el sobron they, san francisco, down the bayshore and into the

south bay. 50 in daly city due to the lack of clouds. 61 right now in lafayette. here is a look at some of the haze that's hanging around as we look to the west across the san mateo bridge. let's talk about your commute. driving, it's going to be breezy, especially in the north-south bridges. carquinez bridge. it's going to be choppy during the afternoon and evening hours. 56 today in san francisco. 56 at 8:00. easiest the coolest spot this evening. south bay 62 at 8:00. down to 64 this evening. you'll need a coat if you ear heading out. in our north bay, we have 80s here. they'll start to show up around 1:00 and hang around through 4:00. look how quickly you drop down into the mid 60s by 8:00. a lot more comfort out there.

hopefully that reaches your house, also. the bay wasn't too hot over the weekend. >> it was pretty toasty at my house. i was wishing i had ac, that's for sure. especially saturday, not quite as bad yesterday rey for the cooldown today. unfortunately we have a sig alert in the milpitas area. if you're traveling on 680, we've had most of the lanes blocked since about 4:30. a three-car crash. they were able to open the far left lane about half an hour ago. the backup has reached about two miles now. the good news is traffic is still light on our alternates. northbound 880 works fine. milpitas boulevard works as an alternate. we also have a crash involving a couple of vehicles right around sfo, northbound 101 off-ramp to westbound 380 hearing it's blocked. one of those vehicles is facing the wrong way. we have possible injuries there. quick check of drive times.

heavy westbound 580 tracy to dublin, one hour and six minutes. westbound 4 antioch to 21. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco, looking good. you shouldn't see people riding electric scooter rentals on san francisco streets. today is the day companies like lime bike and spin have to stop operations until they get permits. they'll be fined $100 a day plus fees for every scooter left in public. the city decided to regulate the electric scooter industry after a lot of riders abandoned scooters in the middle of public sidewalks. it's now accepting applications for permits for a one-year trial program. we are hearing from abc news medical correspondent dr. jen ashton after a promising new development. tens hoff how sands of women with breast cancer may do better without chemo. a ticket seller based in san francisco says it's dealing with a data breach this morning. did you see this? steve

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fresno, 93 and93 and93 and93 an3 temperatures around san diego temperatures around san diego and los angeles afternoon temperatures in the 70s. mid 70s today in tahoe. we'll be in the low to mid 70s for high temperatures, a little above the average of 69. dry all seven days. terrific news for women with early stage breast cancer. >> that news is you may not need chemotherapy. that is the conclusion of a landmark study published in "the new england journal of medicine." it says 70% of women with early stage breast cancer don't need chemo. researchers found chemo didn't add any benefit in survival rates or occurrence for most women. >> the study was partially funded by a maker of one these tests, but it's widespread. almost always covered with most insurance, but it comes with a

$3,000 price tag. it's targeted not just for you >> researchers say some women 50 and younger in high risk groups may still need chemotherapy. san jose is bringing out the past and the present today to campaign for support of a multi billion dollar measure >> sam liccardo, chuck reed will be passing out information for measure 3, which if approved by voters will bring nearly $4.5 billion in intfrastructure and traffic relief funding. opponents say the measure is flawed because the increased tolls won't see the benefit. >> regional measure 3 one of many items on the ballot.

if you need a guide, look no further than our website, abc7news.com. you can meet the candidates and find your polling place. 5:47. this is not what we wanted to hear. get ready to pay more to fly. the ceo of american airlines tells reuters a surge in oil prices may force ticket fares up. the prize of crude is up 53% so far this year alone. that's making jut fuel more expensive which is cutting into airline profits. carriers are absorbing the increases for now. they may be forced to start cutting flights if fuel prices don't come down. fewer flights will mean higher ticket prices for all of us. if you recently bought a ticket from ticket fly, watch out. a data breach at that san francisco-based company leaked personal information of $26 million users. fw you logon, you get a message saying the company is working to bring the site back up as soon as possible. the parent company, eventbrite

says customers names, addresses, e-mails and phone numbers were stolen. take a look. this is the meme seen around the world. >> it's my current favorite as lebron james walked out of the press conference, he told reporters be better tomorrow. after the warriors big win last night, coach steve kerr had a little fun with that. >> thank you, coach. >> by the way, i thought you >> that is steve kerr, ladies and gentlemen, head coach and master troll. >> stone cold. >> i love that man. >> we wish he had aiv e bago carry >> s a or,too.he t-shirt? >> probably supplied by the team. >> amazing.

>> the lebron thing, if you're going to make an exit like that, you have to remember you have stuff scattered around the table. he was like, hold on, i got some -- take a few seconds to get going. >> the dramatic exit needs practice. >> when he sat down and pulled out his $41,000 man purse and started putting stuff out -- no wonder if e has such an expensive man purse. let's talk about what you need today if you're going to be outside. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we've got the golden gate bridge there. cameras a little fuzzy. rest assured it's definitely sunny there. kind of calm right there. the sea breeze kicks in today. that breaks the heat wave we've been dealing with especially inland. a cool trend that starts with drizzle wednesday morning, our weekend looking warm to hot. area of low pressure, weak cold front is falling apart. it's steering the clouds back towards the coast. it's this area of low pressure that's going to come through

wednesday morning and bring us that chance of drizzle and bring us our coolest afternoon. today, not bad. mid to upper 70s through most of the south bay. los gatos, morgan hill, low to mid 80s. low to mid 70s on the peninsula. low 60s along the coast, mid 60s in downtown and a possibly 67 in south san francisco and sausalito. san rafael, 76, petaluma 79. low to mid 80s through most of the north bay valleys. berkeley and richmond, upper 60s there. here you go. low to upper 80s. your car may hit 90 today. but officially the temperatures will stay below that. temperatures tonight, upper 40s to mid 50s. here is my accuweather seven-day forecast. we start rebounding and get back to the 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, 80s inland with sunshine for the weekend. i finally have good news for

drivers in the milpitas area. knob northbound 680 finally back open. for a short time we had all lanes blocked. we got the all-clear about ten minutes ago from chp. definitely have residual delays. if you are just about to head out and head through that area, you may want to stick to 880 or milpitas boulevard instead. things are filling in here at the bay bridge toll plaza. those metering lights officially turned on at 5:23 this morning. unless you're car pooling, i don't view the typical backup to get through the lights and make your way into san francisco. we'll look at drive times just before 6:00. new at 6:00, the warning from some of america's top economists that we could be headed for another recession. first, we had liftoff overnight. what spacex is taking into

to make life on earth easier.

coming up on 5:54 this morning. after sweeping the phillies out of town, diamondbacks are in. korean heritage night at at&t park. temperature 59 at 7:15, after degrees at 10:15. this morning spacex has another successful launch under its belt. >> three, two, one, zero. ignition, liftoff. >> that's a falcon 9 rocket

lighting up the skied over cape canaveral, florida. it carried a satellite that will allow companies to deliver faster and more reliable service in the asia-pacific region. this is their 11th flight this year. more than two dozen rescue dogs found new forever homes in san francisco. this is really sweet. abc 7 news was in the mission district when mut ville senior dog rescue hosted a pool party for people looking to adopt older dogs. they faced an extra challenge after taking in 25 dogs from a solano county woman who passed away. she was active in the dog rescue community. >> this is absolutely amazing. they do so much good to help everyone, and all they really care about are the dogs finding homes. >> muttville found homes for 26 rescue dogs on saturday alone. that is four times the usual amount. very nice, alexis.

>> that is certainly great news. not so good news on the roads this morning. we've had quite a few issues to talk about, one of these right around sfo. in the san bruno area we have northbound 101 off-ramp to westbound 380 due to a two-car crash. they're working on getting a tow truck to the scene. obviously the backup spilling over onto the main lanes of 101. much better on our drive times, westbound 580, richmond-san rafael bridge. eight minutes westbound 84 across the dumbarton bridge. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we're taking a look at what's going on temperaturewise today. you can see a dramatic drop coming our way, especially in places like san jose where we'll be 14 degrees cooler today, from 89 to 75. walnut creek one of the bigger ones, 99 to 83. know redwood city 89 to 79. even san francisco drops 70

degrees. breezes are fast along the coast right now. notice they make the turn and start to come inland by noon. they get really fast this afternoon, 15 to 30 miles per hour. because you're going to the east, the north-south bridges, got to hang on to the steering wheel the hardest. next at 6:00, the effort to clean up b.a.r.t. >> another deadly accident at yosemite. what friends are saying happens moments before two climbers were killed. >> a live look

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in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein now at 6:00, b.a.r.t. is tackling the mess left on trains. you're going to notice a change starting today. here at the live desk, defense secretary james mattis speaking out and warning about the nuclear discussions with north korea saying, hey, we better be ready for a bumpy

ride. plus on to cleveland. the warriors getting ready for game three of the nba finals after a thrilling victory in game two. good morning, dub nation, it's monday, june 4th. >> always good to wake up to a win like that. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. you are going to notice a bit of a cooldown. hi, mike. >> hi everybody. especially this afternoon. this morning waking up to about the same kind of conditions except near the coast where the winds are starting to pick up. you look at the sunshine and go, oh, boy, going to be another scorcher. let me lay out the next 12 hours with my day planner, starting at 7:00, temperatures mainly in the 50s. there are a few 60s in places like antioch and brentwood and towards tracy. we'll stay in the 50s at the coast. at noon, low to upper 70s. already not as hot as noon. 62 at the coast at 4:00, 71 to