violence did break out at the warriors watch party at oracle arena. oakland police are asking witnesses to come forward. they say a man was shot in parking lot a around 9:00 last night. so far police have not made any arrests. it is now 4:30. here is a quick update on weather and traffic. >> let's see the noisy spots overnight, guys. the winds at sfo at 18, 13 at oakland, 125 at concord. calmest conditions in mountain view and the south bay and in the north bay right now. those winds are the dominant feature in the forecast once again. they did kick up a few more

clouds this morning. the sunshine will be a little slower than it was yesterday. low to mid 50s at 7:00. mitd to upper 50s along the coast. mid 60s around the bay and inland at lunchtime. this evening 55 to 63 degrees. let's send it back over to alexis. we're looking at some road work this morning. it's not as bad as yesterday as this time. more grounding and paving work. this time on the southbound side of the roadway. that is between university area there. looks like they just got those lanes picked up it looks like that has cleared. i'll keep an eye on that. it should not be as bad as that northbound direction was yesterday. we're looking at a empty richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge heading toward the sierra, westbound 580. light volumes everywhere so far. fire crews were still monitoring an east bay fire late

into the night. a lot of you saw the smoke coming from this junk yard. >> three people got hurt including a firefighter. cornell barnard live in pittsburg this morning. >> reporter: still pretty windy here in pittsburg. that did not help firefighters last night. it helped spread this dramatic fire along really fast. in fact, you may have seen the fire on your way home last night. smoke could be seen for miles. sky 7 was overhead showing how intense things got for a time. helicopters were jumping water overhead. a vegetation fire that spread to a nearby junk yard. investigators quickly determined the cause, a candle burden of proofing inside a tent inside a homeless encampment. officials issued a public health advisory due to all the smoke. >> the stuff that's burning is particularly nasty, it's tires and upholstery and seats.

>> reporter: firefighters got a handle on the fire about 7:30 or 8:00 last night. one firefighter injured his hand while fighting the fire. he returned a short time later. two other people suffered minor smoke inhalation and burns. live in pittsburg, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. a san francisco woman has been charged with murder after police found her roommate's dismembered body at their home. >> police say the victim was discovered saturday at 14th and van ness. the victim was maggie mammer. police arrested her roommate, 47-year-old lisa gonzalez due to be arraigned tomorrow. prosecutors want her held without bail. take a look at what happened after a driver veered off the road, went airborne, hit a garage and a tree and landed in the back yard. oakland police say they've arrested the driver for assaulting the police officer who responded to the

police say sfonds were giving him medical attention at the time when he attacked them with a sbienl board. a teacher is in trouble for what he says is a joke. others say it was a racist gesture directed at the student. activists for people of color held a news conference about the incident that happened in april. the unnamed teacher is on paid administrative leave from santa teresa high school. activists say a black stupt was in pe class when the teacher, who is white, allegedly said stay away from me and used a rope to make a noose around his neck. >> it is appalling that we have children trying to be educated in an atmosphere like this. we are all responsible for children.nd educating our >> activists are considering a civil rights lawsuit against the school district. the case was taken to the district attorney's office in

which deemed a hate incident, not a hate crime. no charges were filed. an overnight ub date on the situation in guatemala. some of the youngist victims of the deadly fuego eruption have arrived in south texas for medical attention. six children, all in critical condition arrived in galveston last night. doctors say they will likely undergo surgery this morning at the shriner's hospital for children. it specializes in burn treatment. this comes as the death toll rises again. it's at least 99 people. nearly 200 others are still missing. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> she just wants help finding her family. >> i want to show you this photo from nasa. it shows ow big that ash plume is and how it looks from space. you can see this is where the volcano is, this dark spot here.

away.mala city nearly 40 miles - that plume has gone that far at this point. to really affecting a huge portion of that country, natasha. >> jessica, thank you. it's 4:35 now. now on to san francisco's mayoral race which is nowhere near over this morning. less than a percentage point separates the top two candidates, london breed and mark leno. tens of thousands of votes need to be counted by the department of elections with updates scheduled every day until it's settled. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has more. >> reporter: the ballots keep coming in. those postmarked on or before election day are valid as long as they are received by friday. >> we check the post marks. most of them have good post marks. it's another 13,000 that we have today that we didn't have yesterday. >> reporter: every day the department of elections starts fresh, counting all the ballots all over the again. roughly 75% of jane kim's voters

chose mark leno as their second choice by 25% chose breed. no surprise that one day after the election the candidates have different views on the instant runoff system called ranked-choice voting. >> this is the one we're dealing with as it relates to this race. for now we're stuck with it. >> it promotes more positive campaigning because if i want your second vote, i'm not going to drop a bomb on you. i think we saw that in this race as well. >> reporter: political analyst joe tomb mitt went through ranked-choice voting twice when he was candidate for mayor. >> arguably, if you want to be everybody's candidate, you need to get more than 50% of the frst place votes and never deal with ranked choice. >> at this point the race is too close to call and is expected to take days, if not weeks, to determine the winner.

in san francisco, lilian kim, abc 7 news. more election results are posted on our website, abc7news.com. that's where you can keep up to date as more votes are being counted. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. looking at temperatures here in san francisco. we're about a degree or two warmer than we were yesterday. everybody in the low to mid 50s. let's take a look at your commute by looking at the western side of the bay bridge. roll out the wins once again. whether you're driving, bridges will be breezy especially during the evening commute. on the water brisk again. mass transit, same temperatures we've had the last several days. cool this morning, mild this afternoon. a look at the south bay, cloud cover, 57 at 8:00. we'll hover around 70 for the better part of the afternoon hours, down to 62 at 8:00. in the east bay valleys, we'll make it to 70. we warm from 58 at 8:00 to 68 at noon. low to mid 70s through 6:00,

down to 64 at 8:00. on the peninsula today, how about cloud cover through about 10:00 and mid to upper 50s there. you see the sunshine breaks out at noon. we're only at 61 degrees. we'll hit the mid 60s during the afternoon hours, back to 59 by 8:00. i have to ask you, you don't have air conditioning, correct? >> correct. >> so when you see my seven-day forecast and you see 80s and 90s, does it -- >> my smile goes upside down. it's so hot. it's brutal especially in the late afternoon. not fun. i know that's coming. today i will enjoy. >> glad to hear that. >> doing okay trafficwise. mike mentioned the breezy conditions. we have a high wind advisory for altamont pass this morning. if you are in a higher profile vehicle, definitely keep that in mind. both hands on the wheel. use some caution there this morning. right now we're doing okay. wo looking at typical volumes out

of tracy. 19 miles an hour on 205. it does not take much to slow that down. we're looking good so far this morning, westbound 92, the volumes filling in across the san mateo bridge. no blocking issues there either. we'll check out mass transit next. b.a.r.t. passengers will appreciate this. more than half of their trins have been equipped with a new wheel profile for a quieter ride. >> b.a.r.t. provided these photos from their website. basically the wheels now fit better on top of the rails, reducing the all-too-common screeching noise and lessening the wear and tear on the rails. about half of the trains have already been reequipped. they predict 90% by december. pge has an explanation for the spike in power outages this time of year. . love the chemistry of the players and i love the whole fan base and everything. >> a warriors super fap defies

the odds and got an invitation from coach steve kerr in the process. talk about a great catch.

another high school is letting go of their seniors today. balboa, the buccaneers in san francisco, 11:00.

breezy with increasing sunshine and temperatures starting off about 56 and only warming to about 60. congratulations and have fun. 69 in san diego, 74 in los angeles. 80s through the central valley. 100 in palm springs. here is my forecast for the next seven days. we've still got windy and cool conditions saturday. the winds will relax sunday. look at the 80s, warm temperatures in the high country. that's tuesday and wednesday. a u.s. district judge is allowing a lawsuit challenging immigration authorities for separating parents from their children to go forward. judge dana saab bra said the allegations of border authorities separating children from parents if true are, quote, brutally offensive. in may, attorney general jeff sessions announced a zero tolerance policy at the border. that means any adult who enters the country illegally is criminally prosecuted even if the result is separating families. the white house says president trump is likely to get

a chilly reception this weekend in canada at the g7 conference. seven countries are already upset about the administration withdrawing from the paris climate accord and the iran nuclear agreement. add to that the frustration over the president's tariffs on steel and aluminum imports. german chancellor angela merkel said there would be, quote, contentious discussions. sean spicer is coming to san francisco this summer, promoting a new book called "the briefing." the commonwealth club will host spicer at the marines memorial theater on august 2nd. he's expected to talk about what happened behind the scenes during the trump administration's first year. this is a comeback story for the aging involving a resilient teenager and a personal connection to the warriors and to cleveland. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more from redwood city. >> reporter: inside the halls of sequoia high school, sophomore

kate o'connor oh. >> finding the positive in the struggle and it will end up being okay. they'll make it through their hard times. >> reporter: at age 13, caitlin was diagnosed with rasmussen's encephalitis, a rare disease that causes debilitating seizures. >> up to 20 a day with tremors almost 24/7. it was just very hard. >> reporter: two surgery's failed to help. in 2015, caitlin traveled to the cleveland clinic for a third procedure. during the recovery, the hospital staff helped decorate her rooms in warriors colors t. side effects included left side paralysis as well as severe headaches. this video shows her during a physical therapy session learning how to walk again. when she got back to bay area, caitlin e-mailed steve kerr who was also suffering headaches after undergoing spinal surgery.

to her amazalment, he wrote back and invited her to the game. caitlin has caught up academically. teachers here applaud her spirit. she sets examples for skrunts on campus about what it looks like to hold yourself to high expectations and set goals and meet them. >> she's on the swim team where she competes with only the use of her right arm. >> i love the chemistry of the players and i love the whole fan base and everything. >> reporter: this remarkable teenager inspiring the warriors within us all. in redwood city, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> swimming with just her right arm. >> that's the other thing i love about the warriors, their heart. they reach out to folks and make them feel they're part of the team. now we're going to talk about something about -- maybe you'll love this. i find it a little gross. a baseball fan got a loud cheer after she caught a foul ball with her cup full of beer.

>> the roar got even louder because of what she did after she caught it. the foul ball ended up in the upper deck behind home plate. she's clearly very excited to have caught the ball in this rare fashion. about 20 seconds later, look what she does? chugs it all with that dirty foul ball still in her cub. >> it's dripping all over her. >> reggie, you're disgusted. i probably feel like there are so many men that are in love right now, the woman of their dreams, seriously. >> can't let beer go to waste. >> come on. what else was she supposed to do. >> budweiser offering her free tickets to a game. >> there you go. >> i would have done the same thing. >> the crowd, tens of how sands of people cheering you on. it would have taken me half the time, but i would have done it. >> like beer pong.

>> they do rub dirt on the ball to give them better greet. >> street culture is wild. let's talk about what's going on the you're thinking about heading out this weekend and doing a little chugging yourself, the temperatures will be a little warmer than they have been. it's been hard to be outside and not drink hot coffee or hot chocolate. here is a look at our roof camera. winds are blowing. good clip already to the ferry building. becoming brighter, highs struggle again today. lighter breezes and warmer tomorrow. the real heat is on next week. let's look at the cloud cover. it's going to linger around the bay a little longer than it has the last couple days and along the coast. by the afternoon hours most of us will be mostly sunny. even along the coast, we'll see sunshine today. let's see what it does to temperatures. getting used to the 60s and 70s in the south bay? 68 to 72 with san jose around

71. mid to upper 0s for most of our peninsula neighborhoods. millbrae the exception at 62. how about upper 50s along the coast, mid to upper 50s. then low 60s around downtown, south san francisco, sausalito about 63. 69 at petaluma. low to mid 70s for most of the north bay. santa rosa northward, you'll flirt with 80, the warm spots today. mid to upper 60s along the east bayshore. upper 60s around san ramon, pleasanton, livermore. low to mid 70s for the rest of our east bay valleys tonight you can see the cloud cover coming back, patchy in the south bay. temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s. tomorrow, two to six degrees warmer. we fall back to today's temperatures saturday. look at the rebound sunday and the heat that's coming for next week. read it and wilt. >> a look at traffic with alexis. >> we really are looking good so far today. a live look at our walnut creek camera. southbound 680 starting to fill

in. the folks not hitting the brakes yet. still cruising along at the speed limit, maybe a little above that. ace 1 on time today. good news. that gps issue we have yesterday. ten-minute b.a.r.t. delay between walnut creek and lafayette. that's due to track maintenance. normal service, no delays, murn any looking good so far today, too. >> a reminder this morning from pg&e, don't let go of your metallic balloons. more than 6,000 pg&e customers in san francisco lost power because of this balloon. it broke loose from a graduation party, hit power lines near 15th and shotwell street. pg&e says there's often a spike in outages because of the graduation powers. >> this is an issue i was not aware of. >> ride hailing services like uber have a surge price cap in one city. >> facebook looking into a new

future to deliver news. details in today's tech bites. >> a price change for ride hailing apps. a first of its kind decision in hawaii could have ripple effects on people who use uper and lyft across the country. honolulu's city council passed a measure that limits so-called surge pricing. the fares can be higher than the maximum set by the city. facebook is teaming up with abc news. >> we're one of several media organizations launching a series of programs on facebook's watch video services. the shows will feature our excess spon dents going live during major news event. a new tetri sinchs will be this fall. >> people will be able to use play station's virtual reality headset to play. i'm so good at tet ris. >> those are your tech bites.

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temperatures 58 at 7:05, dropping to 55. a little brisk at the coliseum this evening. if you're sitting at work and dreaming about your next vacation, we have good news if you're planning for one in the late summer or the fall. >> southwest airlines is having a nationwide airfare sale and other airlines are now matching it. round trip tickets started being offered yesterday for as low as 100 bucks. august 21st through december 12th. it excludes holiday weekends. you have to book your trip before midnight tonight. a national golf chain plans to open its first bay area location in san jose. top golf says its massi driving range will bring 500 jobs to the area. the three-level venue will be on north first street. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. if you've ever been to vegas, you have to check that place out it's incredible. here is the look from the

exploratorium towards san francisco. a quick graduation to tell you about, alameda high school today, temperature around 60 at 4:00 and breezy. congratulations hornets. not too much happening on the roads. here is a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza, a stackup in the cash lanes but no metering lights yet. that should happen around 5:20. drive times looking okay, 45 minutes tracy to dublin, no delays westbound 4, antioch to concord or southbound 101 from the north bay. the move one city just made to slow down surge pricing that could have a ripple effect across the country. there's one roadblock in the way. learning from tragedy. a change after the school shooting in parkland, florida, helping thwart a school threat right here in the bay area. a local thief has a tough time getting what he wants. he's still on the run. at the live decks, a

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we're in a golden state of mind. we'll take blue, too. thank you sales force tower. >> don't be fooled. mike says there's no sign of summer, at least in terms of our weather today. >> we're having that permanent fall that so many of us actually enj enjoy. . you're smips smins. personally, mike, i'm counting the days until we're back to the summer weather. >> that's because you have ac.