ce behind the forces. share a message today at force dot uso dot org. mplths live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 10th. let's start with a quick look at the weather. >> good morning to you. we just have a little bit of high cloudiness out there. starting out much drier this morning than we were 24 hours ago. so in terms of temperatures, that has brought us down anywhere from 5 to 14 degrees cooler with the drier atmosphere. as a result, temperatures look like this -- 43 in napa. 48 in cloverdale. 52 san mateo and oakland with 5 in san jose.

plenty of sunshine. the sun up at 5:47. low 70s today. by noon time inland. it will be windy at the coast. we are climbing through the 60s by the middle of the day along the bay. but by afternoon, we will be armer. it will still be breezy and we'll look for temperatures to just begin this upper trepid tod trend today. details in a few minutes. the champ are home. the warriors made a triumphant return to the bay area from cleveland with dub nation basking in the glow of the team's third title in four years. the time has used the motto "strength in numbers," and that clearly applies to the fans as well. hundreds lined up waiting to catch a glimpse of their heroes yesterday. abc 7 news was in the middle of all the frenzy. >> reporter: welcomed with much fanfare, the back-to-back champs touched down in oakland carrying the trophy and kevin durant

clinging on to the finals mvp one. >> this is special. every year. you know what i mean? it was harder to get here this year, but just to be able to come home with the dub is awesome. >> i thought their guys played the best game of the playoffs last night. so they saved the best for last. >> reporter: the champs greeted many of their fans, some who waited hours outside landmark aviation. >> all of them are so humble. that's what i love about them. they're not selfish. >> reporter: some even bringing out the brooms for this historic sweep with dub nation still celebrating the city of oakland is gearing up for yet another parade. >> and i got to thank everybody for celebrating so beautifully last night. we had no incidents. we had a very joyous city. >> reporter: and with ongoing festivities until tuesday, you can bet there will be a few sick calls. >> i'm calling in. sick! sorry. i may lose my job.

>> reporter: but coach kerr thinks it is all going to be worth it. >> i'm making it an annual thing. so look forward to it. >> reporter: in oakland, abc 7 news. >> the warriors' championship parade will be on tuesday in oakland at 11:00 a.m. the route is going to be a little shorter than last year. it starts at broadway and 11th street, turns right on 20th, then right on harrison to 19th. right on lakeside drive and ends at 13th and oak. this kind time around, no rally at the end. fans can beginning lining up as early as 6:30 in the morning. if you are planning to go to the parade, taking b.a.r.t. is probably your best bet. the agency's getting ready for a busy day on tuesday. b.a.r.t. estimates its busiest hours will be from 9:00 in the morning until 11:00, and from noon until 2:00 in the afternoon when people start leaving. on the day of last year's parade, b.a.r.t. carried more

than half a million people. it was the fifth-highest ridership day in its history. you can get detailed information on our website about parade transportation, street closures, and championship parade dos and don'ts all on abc 7 news.com. some warriors fans spent hours after the win updating their wardrobes with the latest championship gear. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard has a look at how fans are wearing their pride on their sleeves. >> reporter: dub nation lined up outside the warriors team store at oracle starting at 7:00 a.m. to be the first to snag some swag in the wake of that championship sweep. >> did it for the bay again. then the back-to-back. >> reporter: this woman from union city loves her dub's championship gear. >> it's not about le bron.

im's tired of hearing his name. >> reporter: money no object when you talk about dub dynasty. >> i'm buying a couple t-shirts, a tank top and several hats. >> reporter: jimmy walton just wanted the hat. >> oh, my god! i'm so excited, it is ridiculous. and i got the hat! i got the hat! >> reporter: let's face it, it is all about the hat. last year's championship hats sold out so fast they were gone within hours so this year there is a limit. you can only buy six. graphic sportswear with south san francisco starting printing championship gear the second the warriors clinched the title. back-to-back championships mean big bucks for the warriors. we asked retail manager jeff nebb to give us a figure. >> can't share that but we do pretty well. we've been number one in sales for the nba both online and arena for the last four years. >> reporter: another run for championship gear. it's becoming an annual tradition for dub nation. >> dsw all day every day. >> again, if you can't be there

in person, you can catch the warriors' championship parade right here on abc 7. our live coverage starts at 10:00 tuesday morning. this morning, investigators are trying to determine the cause of a fire that burned two homes in san mateo. abc 7 news was at the scene near san mateo high school after crews brought the fire under control. it began inside a home on north eldorado street and spread to a house behind it on north delaware street. firefighters evacuated several other homes. they feared the flames could damage other structures. >> yeah. it was kind of scary, you know, being my house could have caught on fire or something like that. you know? >> officials say nobody was injured. the red cross is providing residence for two people displaced by the fire. we still don't know this morning who is is san francisco's new mayor. the race has taken yet another

turn. london breed took the lead yesterdayust 498 votes ahead of mark len know. len know has 49.87%. he led friday by 144 votes. breed was out front on election night, but then len know gained the top spot after rank choice votes were counted. but again as of yesterday, breed is the leader. the san francisco department of of elections tweeted it is still processing provisional ballots. approximately 42,000 ballots still need to be counted. russian president vladimir putin says he'll meet with president trump whenever washington is ready. meanwhile, trash talk, tariffs and timing are just a few of the things that went down at this year's g7 summit in canada. now president trump is en route to singapore for that historic meeting with north korea's leader. a . >> reporter: it was all smiles during this photo-op at the g7

summit. but this photo may have a been a more realistic look at how it went with some negotiations with president trump sitting alone on one side of the table. the president suggested welcoming russia back into the group after being kicked out in 2014 for its illegal annexation of crimea. >> they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in. because we should have russia at the negotiating table. >> we will not stop trying to convince our american friends and president trump that undermi undermining in makes no sense at all. >> reporter: moving into tariffs. canada's prime minister denounced the president's plan to slap hefty tariffs on steel and aluminum imports on key u.s. trading partners. >> it would be with absolute certainty and firmness that we move forward with retaliatory measures on july 1st. >> reporter: the president responded on twitter while en route to singapore.

calling justin true bow very dishonest and weak. our tariffs are in response to his 270% on dairy. the group disagreed with the president on climate change, trade and the iran nuclear deal. meantime, president trump was already looking ahead to his meeting with kim jong-un with a feeling of optimism. >> it is a one-time shot and i think it is going to work out very well. >> reporter: this will be the first time a sitting u.s. president meets with a north korean leader. ahead of that historic face to face summit, abc news chief anchor george city of nop lstef abc 7. street fair season is under way in san francisco.

it is the 41 haight-ashbury fair. thousands are expected. the fair features more than 200 booths with food, art and jewelry. there will also be two stages with live music. the fair runs from 11:00 until 5:30 this afternoon on haight street. lisa here now talking about whether for that event, should be nice. >> it is going to get a little warmer, still a little bit on the breezy side but we will be looking at warmer days. in fact, enjoy today. heat will be with us as soon as tomorrow. live look outside from our exploratorium camera where it is 52 degrees here and across the bay in oakland, 52 in high ward and senate. we'll talk about numbers, the warmest day of the week and my next. also next -- the newest station of the north bay smart train is right on track. when it is scheduled to open.

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the larkspur ferry terminal should be open in 2019. the company in charge of the larkspur's engineer is services has been given nearly $500,000 to complete the work. this summer and wall, thfall wi very intensive period of construction. new details now on the largest wild in california's history when the thomas fire was finally out, it had scorched more than 280,000 acres, destroyed more than 1,000 structures and cost more than $77 million to fight. we have newly released 911 calls from the december night it all started. >> fire department, what's the state of your emergency? >> it is not a residential fire. the fire is a wildland fire and it is in the mountains. >> reporter: calls started pouring in about the first signs of the thomas fire around 6:30 in the evening on december 4th of 2017. >> i see the orange glow and a

lot of smoke. >> the emergency? you reporting a fire, sir? >> yes, ma'am. >> we're on the way, sir. >> reporter: as the minutes went by, the wind picked up and the fire quickly grew. >> fire paramedics, are you reporting the fire at santa paula? >> yes. where are the fire departments? >> they're all there, man. >> no, they're not! the kids are surrounded by fire and we can't get out! we have no help! i've called you three times! get up the hill! we're the only house here and we need help! >> okay, ma'am. we're going to get them there. i'm telling them right now that you need help right now. okay? >> reporter: around 10:00 p.m. calls started coming in that the fire had arrived in ventura. >> we now have fire -- it is in my canyon right now. >> they need to get in the canyon right now. the fire's spotted. there are homes up here. >> reporter: residents are now dealing with the loss of electricity and cell service. >> i just got a text message

from my parents on the span foothill. they're surrounded by fire. they can't get out. there's no cell coverage. the towers are down. i'm more concerned with the neighborhood all asleep and no reverse 911 call. >> sm >> sonoma county has issued a scathing report about the readiness of officlsuring the north bay wildfires. the report was released and found the public warning system's technology is outdated. also because the public relies so much on alerts and warnings, their expectations exceed current practices. the emergency management program that oversees the response is underresourced and understaffed. leadership roles are not made clear, which affects communication and coordinated efforts. very few staff members who are assigned roles during a disaster have actually completed the recommended emergency training. staff at the emergency operation center, which was the central

location for the fire response, lacked situational awareness impacting response coordination and planning. there were also problems communicating with external fire agencies during the fires. there are not enough trained staff members, and in some cases, they're not even aware of existing emergency response plans. as for the public information hotline, it was not properly equipped or staffed during the fires and did not have enough non-english speakers. now each issue has a recommended solution. supervisors will vote on those recommendations tomorrow. this afternoon, the oakland a's will host north bay day, a special event to honor those affected by the fires. the a's have handed out free tickets to 3,000 north bay residents. they'll also recognize firefighters and first responders before about the game. and the a's players will take the field with members of santa rosa's mark west little league.

good morning, everyone. waking up to clear sky. a few high clouds. here's live doppler 7. the system yesterday that brought all the wind has moved on out. updating you on the tropics. tropical storm aletta is no longer a concern but what's behind it is bud, it is still a storm but it will quickly strengthen into a hurricane and toward cabo. tonight minimal hurricane, category 1, winds of 75 miles an hour. then it quickly strengthens to 95 miles an hour. then look at the path. takes it right to cabo and it becomes a tropical storm. we'll have to watch this closely. so between now and the next 24 hours we begin to feel the effects off the coast of mexico. so although they escaped aletta, now it looks like bud is really looking to make a direct hit as a tropical storm in to cabo. as we look at walnut creek this

morning, you see clear sky. 52 in san francisco. same in oakland. 55 in san jose. 47 gilroy. half moon bay is at 50. looking at a clear sky here with numbers from the low 40s in napa. as we cool significantly, the atmosphere is drier as that system passed off to the north and east of us. with that, the temperatures cooler. 47 by the delta. 53 in concord. sunny and warmer today. hot inland for the next three days. for the rest of us, winds ease up and cooler weather by the end of the week. sunny but winds up to 30 miles an hour at the beach. 70 in santa cruz today. a look at the wind profile, notice by 10:00, gusty winds over 20 miles an hour at the coast. but as we go through the afternoon, the sea breeze kicks up and we're at 15 to

25-mile-an-hour. it will be pretty breezy throughout the day today. by tomorrow that onshore flow really backs off and that's why temperatures on monday reaching the 90s out by the delta. 70s around the bay so a pleasant bay but it is going to get warm quick. here's the parade day where numbers could be reaching near 100 degrees out by the delta. mid 90s in our east bay valleys. oakland, upper 70s. this is about the 4:00 testimony. it will be in the mid 70s by the time the parade wraps up. wednesday still looking warm. temperatures in the 70s in san francisco. so three days of warmth on the way. today we are looking at a day of transition, still breezy with 64 in san francisco. 69 in oakland. look for 70 today on the peninsula. also in fremont. 72 in santa rosa. numbers still a bit below average and we'll make up the difference tomorrow. the accuweather shows plenty of 80s inland, 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. but, boy, is it going to be hot

in the afternoon for the parade. but really for the parade it will be pleasant. 60s and 70s. then the warming trend continues -- or the heat, i should say, on wednesday. download our accuweather app and you can keep track of those temperatures which will cool off just about as quickly as we warm up that tuesday/wednesday time period. >> i remember it being hot for last year's parade. >> do you? >> yeah. very warm. >> now you can't keep them straight, there's so many. right? >> yeah. which is a wonderful thing. thank you, lisa. just ahead -- dust off your cowboy boots. get ready, the rodeo's come to the bay area. we'll take you to the impressive

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around livermore stadium. the cattle drive was f a parade and followed by a rodeo. the livermore rodeo billed as the world's fastest rodeo starts this morning at 10:00. still to come here on abc 7 mornings -- jimmy kimmel decided to put warriors fans to the test. see what happens when their loyalty is questioned. and the latest on the death of anthony bourdain. what we've learned about his final days in france.

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what a gorgeous start out there with some high clouds. the sun officially up at 5:47. you see how pretty it is. san francisco 52. oakland, 52. 47 in gilroy, 50 half moon bay. san rafael doesn't disappoint either with 51 in santa rosa. 43 in napa. upper 40s by the delta and livermore. 53 in concord. we are colder this morning. dew points are lower, the atmosphere is drier, 4 to 14 degrees cooler, so throughout the morning hours we'll warm through the 60s. low 60s by 9:00. it is sunny. winds will be breezy today. 2:00, low 70s inland. by later evening hours, it is mild and nice. winds subside but get set for very hot weather as we begin the work week. details are coming up. los angeles is getting ready for today's pride parade with tens of thousands expected to line the streets.

crowds will enjoy colorful floats and marching bands on santa monica boulevard. the theme of this year's celebration is -- just be you. encouraging people to embrace, embody and express what pride means to them. 40,000 people showed up yesterday to enjoy the entertainment. some were even turned away at the gates because the event was sold out. >> we are sold out. we are sold out for the first time in l.a. pride's history. i think that just goes to show the enthusiasm of being in safe spaces, spaces that embrace you for who you are. >> just be who you are authentically is what it means to me. regardless of what people think or what their biases are. >> l.a. pride ends tonight with performances by rapper eve and international pop star tobe low. in just a couple of weeks it will be san francisco pride. organizers say the celebration and parade make up the largest gathering of the lgbt community and allies anywhere in the nation. while the event is free, sf

pride asks everyone to make a $1 donation at the entry gate, and that money goes to dozens of local non-profits that work on issues related to hiv, aids, cancer and homelessness. abc's jimmy kimmel sent a cameraman to oakland to test the loyalty of dubs fans. the cameraman told fans wearing warrior ts he did not want to go to cleveland so would they mind putting a cavs shirt? >> i love the warriors, firstly. i love all the players. i love the attitude. >> go warriors! woo! >> yeah, i'm a big cavaliers fans. >> what do you love about them? >> i love king james, of course. >> lebron, you're the man. all your hard work. your dedication. by love you. the city loves you. thank you for all your work. we're number one! >> that was great. that was great. is loyalty important to you? >> oh, absolutely. >> allrightee then. hopefully dubs' loyalty is more

than t-shirt deep. you can watch "jimmy kimmel live" weeknights at 11:35 right here on abc 7. warriors fans can show their support for the team by getting special blue and gold library cards. the cavs -- the cards have warriors imagery printed on the front. you can get yours at san francisco libraries by signing up for the summer pride program which encourages everyone to have fun reading and learning through the summer. the cards are also available to all library users in oakland. they're free while supplies last. if you can't be there in person, you can catch the warriors' championship parade right here on abc 7. our live coverage starts at 10:00 tuesday morning. we have an update now on the shocking death of chef anthony bourdain. investigators in france confirm the cause was indeed suicide. this as we are learning more about his state of mind in his

final days. abc news h h h h h h >> reporter: as investigators try to rule out any suspicious activity in anthony bourdain's death, saying toxicology reports are being done. his mother tells "the new york times" his close friend told her he had been in a dark mood these past couple of days. but in a restaurant where bourdain recent will i finished filming said he appeared happy. >> everything was fine. everything was working right. >> fellow travelers, this is what you want. this is what you need. >> reporter: the best selling author turned rock star host of shows "no reservations" and "parts unknown" created a food and travel empire. bourdain died in a region he loved and where he had filmed before. in a 2014 episode he's shown enjoying a lavish meal adding a

sentiment more bitter than sweet. >> i will never eat like this again in my life. chef, merci. the meal of my life. >> bourdain's shocking death comes as the cdc releases new numbers showing an alarming spike in suicide rates in middle aged americans. if you or someone you know has suicidal thoughts, please call the number on your 1-800-273-8255. abc news, new york. >> as part of abc 7's "take action" campaign, we have a list of local resources, including how you can get help with mental health issues. it is on our website. abc7news.com/takeaction. a san mateo county supervisor is calling for a ban on gun shows at daley daley daly

palace. the supervisor says he supports measures authored by state senator scott wiener that would ban sales of guns and ammunition at the cow palace. this is video from outside the facility in april during a gun show. last week san mateo county supervisors voted unanimously in favor of the proposed state legislation. a pop-up store is attracting brides looking for bargains in san francisco. yesterday abc 7 news was on west portal when hundreds of gently worn bridal gowns went on display at the good will store. the pop-up features low prices, along with personal shopping services that many customers would expect at high-end boutiques. one young lady was shopping for her wedding in november. >> i think it is very cool. a wedding dress you wear it for just a few hours and you probably never going to wear it again. i think it is cool.

they have such good brands. and great prices. >> good will's bridal pop-up will run for the next two weeks or until the store runs out of dresses. still ahead here on abc 7 mornings, olympic sailors from across the country are moving to the bay area. the first of its kind facility opening up on vetreasure island and how your kids may be the ones who benefit the most. and here is a live look from our walnut creek camera. you see the low clouds hanging there, but beautiful weather on tap today. it is kind of a day of transition as we prepare for a heat wave. lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast.

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happening today -- it is your last day to enjoy san francisco comic con. the comic book convention features exhibits, panels and performances. the event is held at the oakland convention center. organizers say the show moved after san francisco did not allow the event to return to mosconi center. tickets are still available. $40 for adults. kids 12 and under are free. lisa here talking about warm-up coming this week. >> i just want everyone to look at your nails though. they are so cool. >> warriors blue. >> of course! love it. good morning, everybody. we are starting out with just a few high clouds. a pretty start to the day. 52 degrees here across the bay. also in san mateo. so numbers very comfortable today but the winds not slackening off yet. still a pretty good sea breeze. details are next. thank you, lisa.

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the country's top sailors are moving here to the bay area. a first of its kind olympic training facility is opening on treasure island. abc 7 news anchor jessica castro explains how fast usa hopes to change the face of american sailing. >> oh no! there we go. >> reporter: this is no ordinary sailing lesson. these kids are learning from one of the best in the world. we put on life jackets and took a ride with an olympic gold medalist as he taught a pair of fourth graders the basics of sailing. the u.s. olympic team is moving to san francisco and will open

their very first facility on the west coast. a home training base like no other. >> it's huge. it's something i've always wanted. >> reporter: drone view 7 flew above clipper cove where the fast usa facility will be located for advanced sailing and technology. >> we got together with u.s. sailing and decided really what we needed was a full-time home for the olympic athletes, the staff, the coaches, the physiotherapists, all of that group. as we got together and looked around the country, we decided that san francisco would be the best place for that permanent home. >> reporter: they'll be close to silicon valley where advances in collage can help the sport and the windy weather in san francisco is perfect. >> god create wlad d what we th the best sailing venue on earth. >> reporter: but it is not just the olympic athletes who will benefit from the move. these novice sailors will also.. >> for these kids to see that there is a lane already sort of

carved out in front of them i think is really empowering. >> reporter: fast is a three-way partnership among u.s. sailing, the st. francis sailing foundation and the treasure island sailing center. the foundation and the center want to open up the sport to more diversity through community sailing programs. >> our goal through fast is to have a pipeline. >> reporter: they run this program for public schools in san francisco. each year introducing sailinging to nearly 1,300 children. >> i think it is a huge step forward for this country, for these silos that want to reach the top of the podium. maybe some of these kids are going to be the next generation that wins some of those medals in ten year's time. >> it is honestly one of the greatest sports. from such a young age you learn responsibility for your equipment, time and distance, sportsmanship. it is one of the only self-policing sports at the olympic games. >> reporter: olympic training on the water started this month but the fast facilities are still being set up.

>> we'll have the facility planted, located here, within the next six months. >> the facility was actually donated by oracle. you may know that oracle has an america's cup team that just raced in bermuda last year. it will be the same structures and containers team oracle used there. for more details about fast, more links and how to get your kids involved, head to abc7news.com. i'm jessica castro, abc 7 good sunday morning to you. an absence of low clouds this morning making for a nice start to the day. sunrise 5:47 but it is also a cooler start to the day by as much as ten degrees in some north bay valleys. east bay hills this morning look pretty calm out there right now but the winds certainly will be a factor again today. not as windy as it was yesterday. but as we go through the next 12 hours to 24 hours, you notice that the winds will peak late in the day from 20 to 25 miles an hour. in fact at the coast they could be even a bit windier. overall we'll call it breezy

once again but check out that sunrise. nice from our south beach camera where you will notice that even the bay looks quiet right now. temperatures around the bay are cool and live doppler 7 representing just some of the patchy high clouds out there. from our roof camera you can see the flag blowing just a little bit. 52 in san francisco and oakland. 54 in mountain view. 55 in san jose. 40s in gilroy. half moon bay is at about 50. yesterday we had some 70s here. today again low 70s in santa cruz right now it is 48 degrees. low 40s from nap thanapa, liver checking in at 48 degrees. golden gate bridge is clear. it is going to stay that way all day with a few high clouds and those onshore winds keeping it a bit breezy to gusty at times at our beaches. sunny around warmer, windy at the coast, hot inland the next three days. not talking about. we're talking monday, tuesday

and wednesday. cooler days by the end of the week. if you have some plans, you have to know that today temperatures really a bit below average but we'll be on that roller coaster with numbers going up and down quickly. 74 in san jose. 72 in sunnyvale. upper 60s to low 70s. still a little bit below average. these winds off of the ocean up to 25 miles an hour. make it breezy, for sure, on the peninsula. 64. the average mid 60s in san francisco. north bay numbers, you see some of the 70s nosing into sonoma, santa rosa, mid 70s. napa 77. east bay, upper 60s from berkeley to hayward. heading inland, temperatures will climb through the upper 70s. a nice day here, pretty mild. 75 for you in san ramon with 73 in livermore. looking at a pretty nice day today. but for the parade, it is going to be beautiful with upper 60s 11:00. then by 1:00, we're in the mid 70s. so a warm -- mild to warm

afternoon on the way. clear tonight with breezy winds at the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, upper 70s inland. look at the jump tonight, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees from the readings today and the winds relax. the hottest day for the parade on tuesday with 80s around the bay, upper 90s inland. download our accuweather app and we'll see that temperature slide as soon as wednesday but not really too significantly until thursday and friday. that's our trend, it seems, up and down. >> yeah. for the parade, put on your dubs championship hat and get on out there. let's check out sports. both the giants and a's can take their weekend series with a win this afternoon. butan francisco still faces a tall order with nationals pitcher on the mound. first pitch is at 1:05. the a's will try to bounce back from yesterday's loss to the royals. first pitch at the coliseum also

at 1:05 this afternoon. the warriors have a couple of days to relax before tuesday's championship parade in oakland. if you're not going, you can watch the parade live right here on abc 7. our coverage starts at 10:00 tuesday morning. yesterday the back-to-back champs were greeted by dub nation right after they landed in oakland. anthony flores has detaste in this morni. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. the warriors celebrated the title friday night in cleveland. yesterday they brought the party home. the back-to-back nba champs returned to the town, steph curry doing a little shimmy with the trophy. the warriors captured the title by sweeping the cavaliers in in game four, 108-85. kevin durant won the second mvp in two years. >> i don't think we all thought this was possible. we just -- went out and played

the game. now to be able to have the trophy, bring it home to the bay, that's special. >> it's been a long year. long, difficult season. but definitely all worth it in the end. just an amazing finish. i thought our guys played probably their best game of the playoffs last night. so they saved the best for last. history on the track as justify goes wire to wire to capture the triple crown. >> it's just perfect! and now he's just immortal! justify is the 13th triple crown winner! >> justify edging out gronkowski to win the 150th belmont stakes. mike smith becomes the oldest jockey to win the triple crown at 52. trainer bob baffert wins his second triple crown. you might remember, he trained american pharoah four years ago. justify is just the 13th horse to win the kentucky derby, the preakness and the belmont stakes in the same year. a power play in the nation's

capital. the stanley cup champions were in the house to check out the giants and the nationals. alex ovechkin of the washington capitals throwing out the first pit. that's just a bit outside -- a bit high. hey, i didn't know there were mulligans in baseball. i guess there are. he gets a redo and that's pretty good. nationals took an early 5-0 lead but the giants closed the gap in the third. the three-run shot made it 5-3. fourth inning now 5-4, harper crushes his 19th of the year. nationals win 7-5. a's and royals at the coliseum. second inning, an rbi base hit. 1-0 kc. just three hits allowed in seven inngs. duffy nice defense behind him. great catch by goings. a solo home run in the ninth, royals go on to win and your final is 2-0. that's a look at your

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good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, june 10th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning to you. live doppler 7 showing a few clouds around. the marine layer is gone. we're cooler this morning and a live look outside. this san jose, 101, where it is clear. on the coast it is 50 degrees. sfo, you can see how clear it is there.