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 82. the 90s are gone. the heat is broken. heading out this evening, 55 to

about 68 degrees. we'll take a look at how long the cool trend lasts coming up. taking a look at the roads this morning, we are improvinmp. if you're traveling on northbound 680, there is where we had our major problem in the milpitas area just before jacklin road. a sig alert, all lanes were blocked. but everything cleared about 20 minutes ago. residual delays at this point. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza, that is filling in, too. we did just have a crash reported before you get to the metering lights. i have not spotted it yet on camera. we'll get more information on that. the next time you're on b.a.r.t. and see a large amount of trash or needles, you can whip out your phone. b.a.r.t.'s rapid response teams are being launch $today. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is here to explain. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, alexis. we're hearing gross stories out here at this b.a.r.t. station, commuters telling us this is

very necessary. the new team of cleaners will focus on bio hazardous waste on trains. they'll be stationed at lake merritt and macarthur stations. all five of b.a.r.t.'s lines go through one of those stations. commuters say this is long ov overd overdue. >> we had a man who had messed himself and i thought, well, i'll get off the train at my stop and let them know. there was nobody to let know. just trying to keep people off the seats, you don't want to see there. yeah, it's a problem. >> reporter: riders can now take a picture of a problem and e-mail it to b.a.r.t. the picture will be texted to employees out on the trains. the response team has 14 people and b.a.r.t. is looking to hire five more of them. look for them on your train started today. that's when the team is getting started. reporting live in walnut creek, ay hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> nice to see changes being

made, amy. thank you. another deadly accident at yosemite. two experienced climbers died after falling off el capitan on saturday. tim klein and jason wells fell about 1,000 feet. their friend, brady robinson, spoke to abc 7 news via face time from wells' home in boulder, colorado. he says the men were with another friend, kevin prince, who was climbing below when something went wrong. >> for some reason tim disconnected from kevin's rope and was doing something. we don't know what. when they fell, they were not connected to kevin's system and he was completely unaware of what had even happened. >> klein's wife told our sister station in los angeles that she believes an engineer bag fell from above and caused the accident. this is the second deadly incident in yosemite in recent weeks. on may 21st, a hiker collide while climbing half doep dome

during a storm. a man was shot at a smoke shop in alum rock. the victim is expected to survive and no word on any arrests. sky 7 also caught this in san jose, a fire burning in the gaut lupe rand fill. people saw smoke for miles in that area. firefighters managed to contain the flames to a small area. u.s. defense secretary james mattis in singapore at a security summit. he sounded off a bit and said that he was a little uneasy about this upcoming talks with north korea. he said overnight that the u.s. has no plans to withdraw troops from the korean peninsula. he went on to say that he expects talks with north korea to be, quote, bumpy. mattis said it rock by because north korea rarely takes part in international negotiations. happening today, first lady

melania trump expected to make her first public appearance since her procedure to treat a kidney condition. the first lady has not been seen in public at least since may 10th. her spokesperson also tells abc news that mrs. trump will not join her husband for the upcoming g7 summit in quebec and the nuclear summit with north korea in singapore. two down, two to go. the warriors took care of business at home winning game two last night. >> now it is on to cleveland. >> curry finds some room, gets off the three. got it! >> curry, back in the corner, nice fake, sets up another. got it again! >> recovery. shot clock winding down. curry launches it up. oh, he knocks it in! >> steph curry was lighting up ac hitting a finals record nine three-pointers. the warriors ended up winning

bout his major mistake in game one. they were chanting mvp when he was at the free-throw line. abc 7 news was outside the four seasons when the cavs returned after the game. >> j.r., you're the man. >> fans still letting smith hear it. the warriors flying out later today. >> game three is wednesday, we tip-off at 6:00, stay with us for "toyota after the game." "jimmy kimmel live!" airs at 10:00 and a special one-hour edition of abc 7 news at 10:30. do you plan on moving out of the bay area? go to abc7news.com/vote. we'll watch it update in realtime. >> a new poll is revealing what local leaders say is a wake-up call. also ahead, a new data controversy for facebook and it involves information about anyone who uses the website. you're never more than seven

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temperatures on the peninsula. low to mid 50s everywhere. let'seryone else is falling in line. upper 50s in hayward and fremon. 60s in los gatos, 48 in santa rosa, showing the trend that wi it will be even cooler. here is a look from our east bay hills camera. the sea breeze is locked at the coast. it will start to move to the east as we head through the afternoon hours. feel like doing yard work today, put it off over the weekend. that was smart. much more comfortable today, even more so tomorrow. exercising, watch out for the strong sunshine and let's talk more about the beaches and the bay. your small craft advisory, the fastest winds start at 11:00 this morning. if you're heading out for lunch or heading home, they'll hang around until 3:00 in the morning. a noisy night with the west t's about traffic. mur

>> good morning, mike. we do still have an issue right around sfo. this is impacting the main lanes of 101, the connector to westbound 380 is still blocked due to a crash with two vehicles. you may want to speak to el camino real or take the long way around and use 280 instead. walnut creek, southbound 680, stop-and-go traffic, but no major issues there. hearing about a new problem in the tri-valley. we'll check that out next. facebook has deep access to user data from work status to educational history. now the company is defending its controversial practice of sharing that information with companies like apple, microsoft and samsung. "the new york times" reports facebook has deals with tablet makers and smart phone companies. those deals give device makers to facebook users' background information. facebook says this let's companies recreate facebook-like

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. unfortunately it seems it's happened again. another pet has died while in the custody of a major airline. 8-year-old alejandro, a pomeranian was put into the cargo hold of a delta jet flying. during a layover he was found dead in his cage. delta has offered to have alejandro evaluated by a veterinarian to learn more about what happened. the department of transportation says over a half million animals were transported on u.s. airlines in 2017. of those 24 of them died. here is the back handspring that has a lot of people shaking their heads. it's up to denver's district attorney to file charges against an fbi agent who was off duty when this happened. ♪ [ gunshot ].

>> the crowd's reaction is so muted for the fact that his gun just went off after that agent did a back handspring at a bar. by the way, that bullet hit someone in the leg. that person is expected to be okay. the denver police department is investigating this now. fbi officials say it's an active investigation so they can't comment. >> unbelievable. going to move on from that and talk about if you plan on moving any time soon away from the bay area. go to abc7news.com/vote and let us know. >> your vote will update in realtime on the bottom of your screen. we're asking you because a new poll shows nearly half of bay area residents say they plan on packing up and moving somewhere else. this poll found that 46% of bay area residents say they plan to leave in the next few years. the primary reason, as if you couldn't guess, the high cost of housing. >> you kill yourself trying to

pay for the vusing and you leave because it's ridiculous. >> the cost and the value don't equate for some of us, especially if we don't have cushy jobs that pay an arm and a leg. >> you can see in red, the popular moving destinations including texas, oregon, nevada and arizona. besides the high housing prices, voters cited traffic and homelessness as reasons for leaving the bay area. >> our poll shows 73% of you do plan on leaving the bay area. don't leave. >> we'll miss you. >> we want you. >> financial folks say you should only spend 30% of your paycheck on housing. >> i wonder what that percentage is here. >> probably around 50 or more. unless you bought in the recession, a lot of us are cash poor. >> or doing a super compute where you're driving hours -- >> good thing you're an adult and can have four roommates.

>> i have four roommates. >> if you're related to them, it doesn't count. >> let's move on and talk about the weather. i can't get them to split the electric bill with me when i'm running the air conditioner over the weekend. suit tomorrow tower, high pressure in control but will get undercut by the sea breeze that's starting at the coast and slowly works its way inland. becoming cloudy and even cooler tonight, it will be coolest during the middle parts of the week. temperatures around san francisco, low to mid 60s today. we have 66 downtown, easily one of the warm spots along with the mission. 67 in south san francisco the warmest. the east bay, 69 at berkeley, richmond 68. everybody else 70 to 75 degrees. millbrae 67. on the coast, half moon bay and pacifica about 60 degrees. in the south bay, more comfort

here. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. there will be 80s in los gatos, gilroy and morgan hill. you head inland, the 100s are gone. we'll go from 81 in san ramon to fairfield at 88 degrees. let's talk about the north bay where we'll have 76 at san rafael. tonight's temperatures, upper 40s to mid 50s. much better sleeping weather. we'll be even cooler, especially inland tomorrow. coolest wednesday after the morning drizzle gives way. temperatures will warm back to comfortably warm levels this weekend. >> we have one new issue to talk about and it looks like it's already improving. it's on the lighter side of traffic. eastbound 580 near san ramon road in pleasanton. the two left lanes were blocked. sounds like chp was able to get it pushed off to the shoulder. a little backup approaching

that. we started off rough and had construction that wrapped on time, but really does not take much to jam up the commute. here is a look at a lot of sunshine at the bay bridge toll plaza. i briefly mentioned the crash earlier that's already off on the shoulder. that one was really minor. we'll check out drive times right around 6:30. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee is live from new york city with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> good morning reggie and natasha. coming up on gma, new questions about the leaked letter from president trump's lawyers to the special counsel arguing broad executive powers. can the president pardon himself? former new jersey governor chris christy and dan abrams here this morning to discuss. also ahead, a summer travel alert. i heard you guys talking about that. the pomeranian mysteriously dying during a layover in detroit. the investigation is happening now. we'll tell you what you need to

know before you put your pet on a plane. we'll take you into gma's denim lab. a pair of jeans exploding in popularity because they claim to make you look 11 pounds thinner. our staff is trying them on. we'll got results and great looks for every body type. >> i'm intrigued. >> ginger, it doesn't really get summer-like until september in san francisco. i feel we have that long to get the summer ready. is that what happened? >> yes. it's call fall body when you're in the bay area. >> ginger knows of what she speaks. >> thank you. a warning this morning for anyone enjoying the great weather we have been seeing. there's a hidden danger in a lot of favorite outdoor areas. here is one of the warriors' youngest fans. a year after this 4-year-old(so) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes)

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(sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. sunshine already beaming down on walnut creek, an area that hit 99 yesterday. 83, that sound more palatable? temperatures cooler today. this man is wanted in watsonville for trying to kidnap a woman. deputies say he grabbed a woman from behind as she was putting things in her car at pinto lake park. the woman screamed and managed

to break away. new at 6:00, we could be less than two years away from another recession. >> that's what a group of top economists think. according to the national association for business commission, we will see good economic growth this year and next year and in 2020 we will slide into a recession. officials say president trump's tough approach to trade policies will have a negative effect on the economy. this is the second longest recovery in u.s. history. a campbell startup planning to test robo taxis. r efrmtsnovo is developing care called aware. they'll have safety drivers behind the wheel in case of an emergency. they previously tried to compete with tesla to create an autonomous vehicle. it now specializes in autonomous

vehicle software, data analytics and safety systems. you want a better start to your morning? watch this story. one of the youngest fans in dub nation has not lost his touch. >> we met miles during the nba finals last year. he never misses a shot. abc 7 news checked in with miles at his home in san francisco to find he is now older and wiser, still shooting hoops every waking moment and he loves steph curry. his mom marissa says that number 30 jersey rarely comes off. >> still hot and heavy on the jersey, wears it night and day when it's clean. >> let's go warriors! >> amazing. miles wears that number 30 jersey winter, spring, summer and fall. one exception, halloween. that's when he dressed like an elephant. but he still shot those hoops. watch this. >> that's quite a distance away

where he throws his cup into the kitchen sink. >> a three-pointer for sure. go dubs. we love him. i love this story, when we first did this last year. his parents say he walks up to 30-mile-per-hour signs and gives them a hug and says, oh, steph. >> this kid is going to be super famous. >> we love him. coming up next at 6:30, the reason electric scooters will disappear from san francisco streets starting today. the lines forming very this morning. president trump's legal team says he can

boasting. overselling his achievements. making false claims. as lieutenant governor, he skipped many of his duties, saying the job was "so dull," he only shows up to work at the state capitol "like one day a week, tops." the same gavin who, as mayor, "split town" during a massive oil spill and "jetted off.. to hawaii." gavin's not gonna work... as governor

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now at 6:30, all eyes on apple. look at those lines forming in san jose for the worldwide developers conference. today we're expecting apple to tell us, believe it or not, to put down our phones. a major change may be coming to breast cancer treatment. why thousands of women may do better without chemotherapy. >> two more wins. >> shot clock -- oh. >> all you need i two more wins. steph curry sets a record in an electric game two. the warriors packing their bags headed to cleveland.

>> good morning. welcome to monday, june 4th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we have a nice sunrise this morning and temperatures are going to cool down. >> yes, not nearly as taxing as it was over the weekend. if you were out and about, you know the sun cuz scorching. let's take a look at the reason why. 60-mile-per-hour wind at fairfield. 18 at sfo. 12 at half moon bay. the sea breeze is back. the coolest of the weather is below 1,000 feet. it's not going to be able to climb completely into all of our neighborhoods. let me show you what i mean with our accuweather the-hour planner. low to upper 50s at 7:00. 56, 57, 55, noon, 4:00 and 7:00. the clouds increase as you head into the evening hours. low to upper 70s at noon. have a great evening with 50s and 60s. alexis. >> taking a look at the roads this morning. we have annish yoo u in the san bruno area, northbound 101 heavy

for quite a ways there due to this crash on the connector to westbound 380. the off-ramp is blocked. the backup spilling over to the mainline. if you're traveling to the airport, keep that in mind. you can use el camino real or 280 as an alternate. southbound 680 walnut creek to dublin, you're okay at 15 minutes. slight delays southbound 101 santa rosa to san francisco. northbound 17, highway 1 to los gatos in the green at ten minutes. happening this morning, apple's worldwide developers conference. one of the items may seem a little counterintuitive. >> apple shows us features to use our phones less. abc 7's matt keller live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. a huge line here in san jose for the developers conference. you can see how far it extends. thousands of developers from around the world are here for this five-day event, each one

paying about $1600 to attend the conference at the san jose convention center. it's never too early to get excited. apple employees ran out to welcome attendees at 4:45 this morning. wwdc is one of apple's important events of the year. >> supermarkets, media, airlines, qantas. it's always good to come to the events because we can bring the innovation to the clients, the whole population. it's exciting. >> analysts expect apple to expect updates to the watch and tv operating systems and improvements to siri. according to boom bloomberg, the new system will include a digital health feature, helping you use your phone less and allowing you to track and set

limits for time spent on certain apps. looks like they're getting close to opening the doors at the convention center. the keynote address with ceo tim cook is scheduled to start at 10:00 this morning. live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. this morning a 13-year-old girl is recovering from what appears to be a rattle snake bike. park officials say she was hiking with friends on mt. diablo saturday when she put her hand on a rock when a snake slithered out of a crack and bit her. she was flown to john muir 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 possibly enter a guilty plea. court documents reveal edward aaron jamieson will plead guilty this month. he was arrested last december after telling undercover fbi agents, one of whom he thought worked for isis, of plans to use pipe bombs and guns to kill

tourists at pier 39. at least 25 people are dead after a volcanic eruption in guatemala. this morning augt sorts say they don't know how many people are still policing. they're searching for more bodies. take a look at this brand new cell phone video. it's the volcan de fuego, it exploded around noon yesterday triggering mud flows. you see people running for their lives. lava creeping toward villages. the volcano is located about 25 miles southwest of the capital city of guatemala city. i'll track the situation there and bring you updates as soon as we do 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.

he said if president trump shot comey he would likely be itch peemd for illegal behavior but not indicted while in office. this name after "the new york times" published a letter. this morning an gma, former new jersey governor chris christy explained the letter's significance. >> what you're seeing now is a change in not only legal strategy but the quality of the legal team. that kind of letter indicates to you that the president was operating with a b team of legal representatives before this, and now he's got people who really understand i think much better what his liabilities are. >> furthering the debate on the president's power, giuliani says mr. trump probably has the author to pardon himself. i'll jump in from the live desk. i want to show you the president's responses on twitter. as has been stated by numerous legal scholars, i have the absolute right to pardon myself,

but then goes on to say, why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong? i also want to show you this latest tweet. this came in about 20 minutes ago, also caught our attention. it says the appointment of the special counsel is totally unconstitutional. despite that we play the game because i, unlike the democrats, have done nothing wrong. so saying that twice, he hasn't done anything wrong. and then calling out robert mueller. back to you. >> thank you, jess. two down, two to go. the warriors may not play another game at oracle this season after taking game two of the nba finals, 122-103. >> steph curry on fire, scoring a finals record nine three-pointers. making sure the cavaliers could not come back. >> i never woke up and said let's go get nine threes and get the record. it's more about playing the game the right way, having good intentions on the urt co-and good things happen.

pretty special night and hopefully more special things happen and we getmes scored 29 s with 13 assists. j.r. smith who held the ball in the final seconds of game one even though the score ruz tied -- you remember that. he got a standing ovation from warrior fans in the pregame introductions. they yelled mvp at him. >> warriors fans made sure oracle was roaracle, cheering our team on to victory. >> hundreds of fans gathering holding miniature listening to championship trophies and also doing some dancing. most were sure this was the last game at oracle this season. lov. game two, this is how we going to do it. we punched them in the mouth. we're r we're going to sweep, s the whole series. go warriors! >> back-to-back, back-to-back!

back-to-back. we're going to take it. >> and the dubs are overwhelming favorites to take the series. some fans do point to 2016 when the warriors caused up a three-to-run game lead and then lost. we'll leave that where it is. >> let's leave that in the past. abc 7 the only place to watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game three is on wednesday in cleveland. we'll have the pregame show at 5:00. abc coverage starts at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. >> look how shady we are, left-hand side, steph curry smiling and lebron james, the pours possible picture of him. >> we don't have to be fair about that. >> that wasn't by accident? interesting. good morning. let's take a look at your temperatures. a lot of mid to upper 50s until you get in the hills. los gatos, 1800 feet. mid to upper 50s along the bayshore, the coast.

look at the 60s in lafayette, danville and nearly 70 in brentwood. all right. we're looking from the south bay. the breezes, driving north-south bridges, they'll get you this morning. mass transit, cool this morning, warm this afternoon. choppy on the water this afternoon. a look at san francisco, 57 this morning, 60 at 10:00, low 60s for the most part all the way to 4:00. back in the mid 50s. coat weather by 8:00. peninsula, 60 this morning, you'll hit the mid 60s by 10:00. a few areas will the low 70s like around redwood city. our last stop will be the north bay where we'll see a lot more 70s. we'll have 80s, starting off at 60. back down to 66 at 8:00. definitely going to notice a difference today. out on the roads, we started off for a monday not so well. how about now? >> that trend has continued.

we don't have anything too major, but we've got quite a few trouble spots to talk about including a new one on the nimitz. southbound 880 past marina boulevard as you leave san leandro and head towards san lorenzo. a four-cash crash blocking lanes. heavier traffic forming beyond that. a two-mile backup. we are keeping a close eye on that one. this crash has been here for well over an hour. northbound 101, the connector to westbound 380 right around sfo, that is still closed due to a crash, a flatbed truck on the scene trying to get both of those vehicles involved towed away. we'll end on a positive note here, highway 87 around the san jose airport, looking great. very light volumes in either direction. we'll check out drive times coming up next. starti to y no seein today is the day companies like

bird, lime bike and spin have to stop their operations until they get city permits. they're going to be fined $100 a day plus fees for each scooter left in public. the city decided to regulate the electric scooter industry after many riders abandoned scooters in the middle of public sidewalks. it's now accepting applications for permits for a one-year trial program. a major security beach for a san francisco-based ticket seller. your personal information now at risk. plus that new study on chemotherapy form breast

i'm jeff bleich. preventing violence has long been my cause. in the face of senseless violence, we need hope. after columbine, i led president clinton's youth violence commission. i joined joe biden to reduce domestic violence, helping boys become men. i beat the nra in court, defending gun laws that save lives. today, a new generation is rising, and this is our moment. in the streets and in the capitol, i'll stand with them. jeff bleich. democrat for lieutenant governor.

wind in the high country up to 35 miles per hour. you can sea the sea breeze starting to touch the central valley. 89 in sacramento. doesn't get close to fresno. still 101. low to mid 70s in san diego and los angeles. 110 in palm springs. here is a look at tahoe. the next seven days in the low to mid 70s. rmhanhe hig of nnis superstar serena williams has just pulled out of the french open because of an

injury. it comes ahead of her blockbuster match-up with maria sharapova. if you're a big tennis fan like me, is a match-up many wanted to see. it's sharapova's first grand slam since returning from a doping ban and the first for serena since giving birth. she says it's her pectoral muscles and she can't serve right now. >> we're disappointed for her, too. messes like this will hopefully be a thing of the past on b.a.r.t. or at least you'll be able to report it if you see it thanks to new technology being deployed today. >> story after story has gone viral of people seeing needles on trains. >> abc 7's amy hollyfield with more on this new team. >> reporter: commuters out here tell us they say some gross situations on the trains, that this is really necessary. here are some pictures of situations they are going to try and improve.

they're going to try teath useds that have been littering the trains. starting today, b.a.r.t. will have rapid response teams that deal with these issues. they will be stationed at the macarthur and lake merritt stations. all five go through one of those stations. some riders say they sometimes wonder how the trains can get so dirty. >> sometimes you wonder why so early in the morning because you would think that the trains would be cleaned, you know, before they come out. i guess on like the first train that comes out. sometimes there's messes on the train even early in the morning. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says riders can now send pictures of messes to b.a.r.t.'s web cited and employees will receive a text and they will go and deal with it. there are 14 people on the rapid response team that b.a.r.t. is planning to hire five more. keep an eye out for them today. we're reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7

news. san jose bringing out the past and the present today to campaign for support of multibillion dollar regional measure 3. >> san jose mayor sam lick car dough, former mayors ron gonzalez and chuck reed will be at dear done station early this morning. they'll be passing out information and drumming up support for measure 3 which, if approved, will bring $4.5 million in traffic funding. it will be send on improving ferry system, improving bart systems and b.a.r.t. trains. some say it's flawed because the drivers paying the increased tolls won't see any of the benefit since all the money is going for mass transit. >> measure 3 is just one of the items on the ballot tomorrow. there's a governor's race as well. if you need a guide, go to abc7news.com. you'll be able to meet the

candidates and find your polling place. >> we have good news this morning for women with early stage breast cancer. >> that news is that you may not need chemotherapy. that's 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 chemotherapy. using a gene test on tumors, researchers found chemotherapy didn't add any benefit in survival rates or recurrence for most women. >> the study was partially funded by the maker of one of these tests, but there are several out there. it's widespread, almost always covered by insurance and medicare. it comes with a $3,000 price tag. this is the definition of precision medicine. it's targeted not just for you. >> tls a cautionary note. researchers say some women 50 and younger in high-risk groups may still need chemotherapy. >> microsoft is buying san francisco-based github for $7.5

billion. >> billion with a b. github allows software developers to share and collaborate on their work. microsoft and alphabet are customers. it was valued at $2 billion three years ago. it has grown sharply since then obviously. microsoft says it expects the deal to close by the end of the year. >> hello fresh is coming to the grocery store. the company says it will start selling their meal kits at shop and stop stores. more stores will be added throughout the year. hello fresh kits are expected to cost between $14.99 and $19.99. the meals will take less than 30 minutes to cook. a live look at the new york stock exchange. it is 6:50 in the morning. in the green, up 207 points, 24,840. keep an eye on apple stocks today. analyst expect investors to react after worldwide delops keynote speech this morning.

this is the meme seen around the world. all this by an abc 7 web reporter. >> as lebron james is walking out of a game one news conference, he told reporters to be better tomorrow. after the warriors' big game last night, coach steve kerr had a little fun with that. >> thank you, coach. >> by the way, i thought you guys were much better today. good job. >> that's why steve kerr is not only head coach, he's also master troll -- >> so good. >> so nice having a coach that doesn't speak in cliches and coach speak. he actually thinks things up and jabs when he can. >> we love him. we really do. >> absolutely. let's talk about what mother nature is doing to us today. i know some people complained because it was too hot over the weekend. i'm here for you. we'll talk about that cooling trend. you can see it already here for the kids still sweating out those last few days of school.

we're starting off in the mid to upper 50s this morning. staying in the mid to upper 50s at the coast. by 11:00, the breezes kick in. 65 to 74 around the bay and inland. here are kids not going to class anymore. lincoln high school graduating today in san leandro starting at 2:00. expect temperatures in the upper 60s with sunshine. it will become quite breezy. make sure you get the caps locked on good. here is a look from south beach right now. the heat ends today as the sea breeze starts. becoming cloudy and cooler tonight. the coolest part of the week will be the middle part of the week. low to mid 70s through most of the south bay. peninsula today pretty wide range from 75 in redwood city to mail bray at 67. we'll have temperatures hovering around the low 60s to mid 60s at the coast into downtown san francisco. if you're going to the game tonight, what a great weekend sweeping the phillies. diamondbacks in town. dress for 59 to 56 with the breeze coming back. this afternoon across the north

bay, upper 70s to mid 80s. our last stop, inland, low to upper 80s. air conditioning probably one more day. you definitely won't need it tuesday, wednesday and thursday as all of us are stuck in the 50s, 60s and 70s. warmer this weekend but nothing out of control. here is alexis. sounds good, mike. taking a look at the bay bridge commute. heavy, even the car pool lanes are stop-and-go at the moment. i don't have anything reported, but i'll double check. zooming in and taking a 3d look at our golden gate commute, if you're coming in on southbound 101 across golden gate bridge from the north bay, no issues there. typical stop-and-go traffic through san rafael and novato. northbound in the kpounter commute looking okay, too. ace 3 and 5 on time currently, no delays. 56 b.a.r.t. trains in service. everything looking good for

capitol corridor as well. get ready to pay more to fly. the ceo of american airlines saying a surge in oil prices may force ticket fares up. crude oil up 53% so far this year. carriers are absorbing that increase for now, but they say they may be forced to start cutting flights if fuel prices don't come down. fewer flights will mean higher ticket prices. >> boo. if you recently bought a concert ticket from ticketfly, beware. personal information has been leased of 26 million users. right now the ticketfly website is down. this is what you'll see if you logon, a message from the company saying it's working to bring the site back up as soon as possible. ticketfly's parent company eventbrite says e-mails, names and phone numbers were stolen. follow us on abc news bay

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here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one, b.a.r.t. is trying to clean its trains and stations with rapid response teams. starting today, teams will be deployed at lake merritt and macarthur stations to clean up litter and other waste reported by commuters. number two, president trump making headlines this morning saying in a tweet he, quote, has the absolute right to pardon himself. but why would i do that when i have done nothing wrong. number three, apple's worldwide developers conference kicks off today in san jose. take a look at the long lines of people already waiting to get in this morning. apple ceo tim cook is expected to discuss new tools to fight smart phone addiction. four, the first three days of june were hotter than average. temperatures 10 to 16 degrees cooler than yesterday. number five, a crash on the nimitz southbound 880 right around marina boulevard.

three vehicles involved. two lanes blocked right now on the right-hand side. a delay in either direction, heavier on the southbound side, but onlooker delay on the northbound side. number six this morning, the rainbow pride flag will be raised at san francisco city hall to help kick off pride month. mayor mark farrell will take part in the celebration at 11:00 a.m. the warriors will be headed to cleveland on wednesday trying to put a lock on the nba files. last night the dubs beat the cavs 122-103 to take a 2-0 lead in the best-of-seven series. that's lebron looking more demoralized. >> the first game was such a nail biter, but the second one -- >> especially steph with all the threes in the fourth. >> record setting. >> no chance. >> bring it on. we'll be back in 25 minutes with another abc 7 news update. >> we appreciate you waking up with us. we have a little cooler relief for people suffering with the hot weather this weekend. >> the hundreds, we had a few yeed gone.

the 90s for the most part are gone only in the 70s for the highs good morning, america.ghs breaking news, deadly volcano eruption. a volcano fire explodes killing dozens, injuring hundreds in guatemala. ash clouds close in as families flee for their lives. emergency crews searching for survivors and the desperate race to escape in hawaii. people stranded as the hottest lava yet moves in. weather emergency coast to coast. hail pummeling this plane's windshield in texas forcing an emergency landing. and 100-mile-per-hour winds destroying this airport hangar as major floods take aim at the east and dangerous wildfires roar out west.>> breaking news s in the west. police closing in on a suspect