ne around 30 p.m. when the vehicle crashed in emeryville while evading a police officer. police say he shoved a woman in the trunk of the car after assaulting her in the tenderloin. he and his female passengered head to the east bay. when they arrived here witnesses say they heard a screech and a loud bang. then almost immediately an sf pd officer approached with a gun drawn and asked people to get fire extinguishers since smoke was coming out process. two people were drapd inside a man and woman. a retired firefighter helped one person in the car. he was driving in the area and stopped to help when he noticed smoke coming out of the vehicle. >> the car was in a bad accident. you couldn't get in through the doors. i jump on the roof of the car. the sun roof had broken. and he wasn't initially able to get out. his legs were pinned. and he contake his seat belt

off. somebody gave me a knife. i cut the seat belt out and pulled him through the sun roof. >> sf police confirms the female passenger died. the driver is in critical condition. the woman shoved in the trunk managed to escape on vanness avenue. live in emeryville, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. london breed increase ds the lead in the race for mayor. she is up nearly 600 votes on mark leno, 50.38 to 46.92%. kate larson is live at city hall with more on the vote kate. >> reporter: we were having some audio issues. as eric said, london breed pulled ahead of mark leno by vo

department of elections. so they counted 16,000 votes between yesterday and today. there is about another week of counting. i want to give you a tour because a lot of busy election workers obviously doing important work. these folks now are processing provisional ballots. they take four passes at the ballots to make sure the vote is counted. they are on the second pass. the workers here are double checking ballots kicked out of the machine. that might happen if there was a write in. and behind this worker these workers tabulating actual results. they are here from eight to eight every day making sure the election is properly counted. i spoke to john arntz says it has been a very exciting few t the spokesperson for london breed and she says they are here every day waiting for meaningful

results. >> we have come down every day since the election to observe the count. but i would say that it's been a roller coaster of eemss and every time we come down we don't know what to expect. and you know if it goes up one way or down the other, we have to sort of maintain an even keel. >> on election day there was a huge burst of activity and participation in the process. now there is so much attention around selection. and i think those who are even casually engaged in the elections in san francisco now have more interest. and i think they probably would be drawn into the november election to cast ballots for the contest and the measures. >> reporter: every vote counts. this election is total proof of that. so of course we have a general coming up in november. and hopefully more people turn out. 26,000 vote by mail and provisional ballots to count. that will likely take the rest of the week. then of course the department of elections has to certify the election by july 5th.

by means they declare a mayor for the city of san francisco. if you'd lake to observe this you can actually come to the department of elections on the ground floor of city hall. they are open 8:00 to 8:00. and you can sign up tell them you want to observe and they'll let you. you can watch it online. that's the latest here live at city hall. i'm kate larson. back to you. >> sounds good a fascinating process to witness. thanks. well oakland is getting ready for another big party like no other. the championship parade to celebrate the nba champs the golden state warriors. a million fans are expected for the parade. abc 7 news repor oakland where e cityte irs getting ready to par >> reporter: artist norman chuck is creating something amazing, a dub dynasty mueller commissioned by the marriott for the side of the hotel. this sketch shows it. and he hopes to have it done by tuesday. >> i'm hoping a lot more selfies are took here. it's just more joy.

>> the championship banners are going up all over downtown pop so with the no parking signs and lots of barricades. it's becoming a near annual tradition for oakland. >> we love the sweep. >> another parade to honor the amazing warriors, three nafb titles in four years. >> i work nearby. i have a perfect place to view broadway street. and i'll be watching it as i'm actually at work. >> the parade starts at 11:00 a.m. at broadway and 11th street. ending at 13th and oak near lake merit. the staff at the cafe on broadway getting ready for huge crowds, ordering extra pastry coffee and bottled water so they don't run out. >> i think it was like our busiest day last year we made $300 in tips. >> mayor libby schaff says the parade will be different. >> instead of the end of parade rally they're doing more interactive stations along the parade route. hopefully more people will enjoy the interaction with the

favorite players. >> with dozens of street closures park something hard to fine. take public transportation if you can. b.a.r.t. says it carried more than a half million ride years during the last two parades there were long lines. >> i'm doubling on a b.a.r.t. i don't want no one dancing on my car. >> the warriors will foot the bill for the parade. the team estimates the price tag at 2.5 to $ 3 million. >> and you can't be there in person you can catch the parade on abc news live coverage 10:00 tuesday morning. >> and a great reason to stay up for jimmy kimmel tomorrow night kevin durant will be a guest. you can can see him after news at 11:00 on jimmy kimmel live at 11:35 process. >> looking at downtown oakland, clear blue skies. we love them but meteorologists go ho-hum. >> we want the blue skies and we'll have them tuesday and even warmer temperatures than we had

over the weekend. to oakland tuesday for the warrior parade, in the morning starting out with the subo upper 60s. but 8:00 you are warm. temperatures already into the mid-70s. today, though, still dealing with that wind gusting 20 to 40-mile-per-hour throughout the region. great news though. that wind tomorrow will relax. future tracker wind showing you tomorrow afternoon. the winds are generally light across the region. but we lose the wind, gain the heat. the temperatures to the south and west are hot and we get a piece of that air mass coming our way tomorrow and tuesday. we'll have the numbers on the forecasts. >> sounds good, drew. thanks. coming up new rules that could affect the internet experience beginning tomorrow. >> it's the repeal of net neutrality. and it has the potential of reshape how you use netflix youtube. >> it was cleveland or bust for two warrior fans deciding to attend the game four friday morning. did the effort pay off? we'll

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appear the last major concern is blocked content. isps could change terms of service to censer content deemed offense he or immoral or block websites or apps that offer completing services to their own. the most effective which for consumers to protect themselves from upcoming change to read the fine print on the service plans. they're really fine too. isps have to throesny changes they make. >> well san francisco became the center of a friedman movement today. >> the hot issue facing one religious community that drew thousands of people to civic center plaza. >> and we are warming up this we can. drew tuma coming up with the accuweather forecast. and the giants faced the best pitcher in the major. they have the best hitter in the lineup and that was a deciding the outcome. and justify not the only athlete that ran in history this weekend, an

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oppressed religion and they would like to break off. a referendum is planned in 2020 but only oh gauge interest. >> announcer: now the forecast with drew tuma. in accuweather we wrap up a weekend that was bright but windy. the winds continue this evening but tomorrow they are out of here. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing a quiet picture. the active scan around the region. and it's coming up empty handed at this hour. a beautiful picture outside. a live look from the east bay hills. not a cloud to be seen unthe baby blue skies. and temperaturewise closer to where we should be this time of year. widespread 60s and 70s. warmest in santa rosa and antioch got to the lower arrest. 61 the current number in san francisco. but windy. 40-mile-per-hour gusts now in the city. 65 in oklahoma. 69 the current number is san jose. here is the call overnight it's nice. plen of stars out there. we are grandually lose that wind over the next 12 hours, especially away from the coast. numbers upper 40s to mid-50s.

that's our starting temperatures tomorrow. so 12-hour day planner on monday, nothing but sunshine from start to finish. the big take aways tomorrow, it's less windy the afternoon, a warmer day tomorrow. we see temperatures well into the 70s and 80s by tomorrow afternoon. so highs on monday certainly feeling like june and summer finally. 70 the high in san francisco. it's not as windy tomorrow as it is right now. 74 the high if oakland. and nice 83 in san jose for the south by. 86 in santa rosa. 85 in concord. and 2 the high in livermore. even warmer air fs missouri in on tuesday. future tracker temperatures it's downright hot in the inland communities. well into the 90s if not upper 90s. even around the immediate bay shoreline we are in the mid-70s if not 80s. so it will be warm for the warriors parade tuesday morning into the afternoon. i want to give you an update. we are tracking a strengthening hurricane at this hour on the western coast of mexico. this is hurricane bud.

winds right now. 80-mile-per-hour. it's forecastsed to strengthen tomorrow. by monday it's category 2 with winds of 110-mile-per-hour. then turns sights on cabo. as it approaches cabo by thursday process weakens. but winds of 60-mile-per-hour. and it moves over on the forecasted track right now into friday with winds from 40 to 60-mile-per-hour. not only windy but some rough surf. waves by thursday 10 to 15 feet around cabo and rainfall. look at this cabo 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. north of porta vierta. 10 inches of rain. the accuweather seven-day forecast planning the next seven days warmer not windy on monday. warm to hot on tuesday. still feeling like summer here mid-we can. and then we'll begin to cool. first on the coast thursday. and then widespread friday into the upcoming weekend. >> announcer: abc.

7 sports brought to you by mazda zbrs now sports from abc 7 news. win today in the giants take the first series at nationals park in 8 seasons. they only to be the pest starter to in baseball to do it. max was dealing. he was struck out six in a row includi including panic. but this was better. look at brandon crawford, the hottest hitter in baseball right now. he hammers that cutter, destroyed it. it was a two-run shot. the only runs of the game. we all remember that brawl between hunter strickland and bryce harper. harper grounds and strickland gets matt adams to end. five giants pitcher combine. they win 2-0. a's, royals. what are the odds of this. chad pinneder foul ball caught by a fan. next pitchwork chad pinneder as

foul ball call caught by the same fan. unfortunately the out fielders not in the shade. that fly drps. that was costly. shaun's wild pitch scored the runner. still the royals down by 1 at that time at that point. a solo shot from salvador perez to tie it up at 2-2. watch marques sim onhe says no. the diving stop and throe from the knees to cope it tied. bottom half of inning the matt chapman uncorks this and sends the fans home happy. 10th of season. a's win 3-2. take three out of four in the series. the astros up next tuesday. well today at the french hope rafael nad. showed why he is the master of clay. 11 times he reached the finals at roland garros. 11 times won. no other man or woman in the open era has won any major that many times.

facing austria's players. rafa lost one set the tournament and he made sure he was not losing today. nadal is now 86-2. he picks up the 17th major title. he trails roger federer all times. >> it's amazing. i can't describe my feelings because even -- it's not even a dream to win here the loafth time not because it's impossible to think in something like. i just say thank you very, very much of course. finite round of the st. jude classic. dustin johnson had the lead and cruised to a 6-shot victory. watch the approach on 13. just perfect. that's setting up the easy byrd but the best for lass. on the par 418. he is going to hole that out for eagle. finished with 4 under 66. a 19 under par for tournament

picks up a cool $1.2 million in the process. at the ncaa track and field champions the only way to take the title was to win the last even. the four-by-four hundred relay petition they bobbled the hand off and ran far behind the lead are. then kendall he willis put her name and team in the record books. >> purdue is going to win this which we didn't see. >> here comes sc. >> usc is not going to catch purdue i don't think. oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness high pressure look. usc wins the women's title in the last year of the four-by-four. >> cus the championship by 0.07 of a second. he willis he is split would have earn the individual title in the four hundred meter since 1984 that's how fast. he willis said we're not winning

hold my beer. let me do my thing >> my goodness. >> we were debating with the lady finishing in second place said i'm going with darn. >> that'ses what it was. >> close. >> thank you. >> no plane tickets, no game tickets and no plan whatsoever. these spontaneous bay area fans decided to attend game four in

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ton on abc 7 news at 9:00 over on cofy 20. hiemts from the pride parade including the nod to politics. >> and on 11:00 on abc 7 staying on top of the emeryville story. >> that is coming up apartment 9:00. >> you bet. >> what lengths would you go to see the warriors sweep the cavs? cleveland. >> an adventurous son on and father-in-law duo went to to to incredible lengths to see their team friday. >> we ran into them at sfo friday morning. they talked about going to a final's game and on a whim decided to go to game four. >> we don't have tickets and not a place to stay.

but otherwise we have air fare. >> unable to get a flight they flew to pittsburgh and drove two hours to cleveland. we caught up with them via face time on the road. they say at times they were anxious. >> we are really nervous about not getting tickets. he was concerned about the thunderstorms. >> the stars aligned just right. the guys not only got tickets. they made good time and arrived at quicken loan's arena with a little over an hour to spare before the game. they said in addition to the adrenalin filled experience, the trip was for someone else who couldn't be there. >> my mom was a big warrior fan she just passed away new year's. of the entire family she would be the only one who would understand and approve what ryan and i did today. >> it feels unbelievable to celebrate this with my father-in-law. we miss his mother, my grandmother so much. it's an tribute to her >> what a nice bonding experience. and you guys ryan and jeff are

live in studio with us right now. they are back from the whil wind journey, drove straight back to pittsburg after the game. we'll talk with them about their experience live on facebook in a few minutes make sure to log on and you know we'd love to join in the conversation. eric will join. drew for a little bit. share the warriors pics and stories. mindy also. >> they didn't have tickets to come here either. >> we're selling those. >> we let them in. >> what's the going rate. >> that's itfare abc 7 news at

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