the crash scene still here. the tow truck, the black car and the dump truck. police tell us a neighbor called for a tow truck to remove a car from the front of the house. the driver reportedly brought the car onto the ramp and the car broke free and went down the ramp and hitting an employee. >> in any case, in the vicinity of the vehicle being rolled off the bed of the truck. so all of those people will be considered victims in the incident. >> reporter: the vehicle crashed into a parked dump the victim worked for the water

department. the driver of the tow is cooperating with the investigation. part of a new city program to help residents who might be in distressed. the city has released the name of the victim. 35-year-old lilliana. a statement that says in part we are devastated to learn that we lost one of our own employees this afternoon. lilliana was a dedicated public servant who proudly served. we still do not know exactly how this happened. vic lee, abc7 news. in developing runway

after seattle sea-tac was closed. the faa is reporting delays for incoming flights. a spokesman is posting these updates on twitter. officers are searching for the gun person. local politics. supervisor london breed will become san francisco's new mayor. >> the latest vote count has breed with over 2200 votes more than leno. >> abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez is in front of city hall with the story. >> reporter: yesterday london breed was ahead by moren 1800 votes. today as you mentioned, she is ahead by more than 2200 votes

with only 7,000 votes left to count. mark leno said today this race is over. >> i am london breed, and president of the san francisco board of supervisors and soon to be mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: that assurance came after mark leno called london breed to congratulate her. >> she is a remarkable woman and she is going to do a fine job. her success is san francisco's success. >> reporter: while he initially led the race a week ago, eventually his numbers eroded with breed pulling ahead. >> down to fewer votes than we had a week ago and just doing the math, we do not see that it is likely to change. >> reporter: once the results certified by department of elections 43-year-old breed will become the city's first african

american woman for the city of san francisco. supervisor kim also congratulated breed. a month ago leno and kim joined together. >> we know there is so much work to do and we have to make the hard decisions to get the job done. so my focus will not necessarily be about what happened on the campaign trail, it will be about what san francisco needs. >> reporter: and breed will soon out the remainder of ed lee's term which is january 8, 2020. we asked leno if he plans on running. and he said that decision is for a later day.

we did send out a push alert moments after leno conceded the race today. you can get these to device. burn baum was chef's death is being attributed to a quote prolonged illness. he was 61-years old. lee seen here last year putting his hand and footprints in cement is the creator of spiderman, incredible hulk and d others. with the first real heat and

some high winds, concerns already at high levels. three significant fires in the bay area. abc news laura anthony is live in walnut creek with the story. >> reporter: i am in central contra costa county. residents have until this sunday to clean up scenes like this across the county. already there is a real danger. whether by goat, tractor, or sweat of the brow, it is that time of year. time to remove all of those dry grasses and anything that might prove dangerous in the event of a fire. >> june 17 is the compliance deadline. >> reporter: fuels are already ripe in some places even though the fire season is just

beginning. >> everybody is doing other things to make sure they are safe as well. making sure you have the tree limbs trimmed up around your home. make sure your gutters are cleaned out. rly preparation weed credits abatements helping his crew get the upper hand. it did destroy one structure described as a tiny home. a grass fire prompted evacuations in a pinole neighborhood. plenty busies in the days leading up to the vegetation deadline. >> there was a really heavy growth of weeds this year. the weeds are big, tall, thick, and dense. and so it is an important to get your property taken care of. >> reporter: so this is what it

looks like after the taken care of. so what happens after the deadline? according to contra costa county, they may issue a warning and after that they may issue a contacter to do the work and bill the property owner. in walnut creek. thank you. let's talk about the fire decisions out there. >> we have conditions that would contribute to concerns of fire dangers. we had hot day in our inland area. 96 was the high in santa rosa and brentwood and concord. also quite dry. dry vegetation and breezy to windy conditions. gusts range from 18 to about 35 miles per hour and the windiest location near the coast and bay. strong winds like that, dry

vegetation, that heat we had today raises possibility of fires. we have cooling. breaking temperatures down in the evening. cooling in our inland areas. i will give you a look at the complete accuweather forecast and father's day weather. pg&e is warning bay area customers about the new policy. kristen sze is here with which neighborhoods may be affected. >> this is the cpcu map of the bay area. the areas in red are the ones that pg&e is worried about months. pg&e has sent a letter to customers in these areas saying when wildfire danger areas is

extremely high, it may cut off power temporarily. >> we will notify customers and then 24 hours in advance we will notify customers again. >> now this is one of pg&e's new fie prevention. in the wake that the utility is responsible for many of last october wildfire that killed 40 people, more than that and killed thousands of homes. let's look at the map, you see the lawrence berkeley national lab is in the affected zone and cals memorial stadium is on the edge. they have their own generator, but home do not. it promises not to pull the plug lightly. multiple mountain lions sightings in one bay area

community. >> how many times have these big cats been seen. today we found him

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an update now on the breaking news we brought you. we just received this video of a city worker killed by a run away car. started working at the san francisco water department six years ago as a plumber. soccer fans across the country are elated that north america will host the fifa abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live with the story. >> reporter: as part of the bid, avia stadium would be one of the training sites and levi stadium would hold one of the matches. returning to north america since

1994 and fans can hardly fi fifa has announced beat out morocco. >> now, it is going to explode. >> reporter: last year the bay area host committee submitted a proposal. executive area will be one of them. >> we have great fans. >> tom fox beliefs the announcement will help grow the sport in more ways than one. >> a dialogue about what is

happening all across the world. >> melting pot for the country and the love for soccer here, is a perfect fit. >> ready to welcome the world if given the opportunity. >> reporter: the 2026 final is already slated for new york city. but again, the bay area still in the waiting game, or playing the wa to speak. they should find out in the next year or so if they will be hosting a different round. >> thanks very much. starting the final meeting with the public about adding express routes. it has down to six possible express routes. mostly along highway 101.

today in san jose ford go i cyes can only be used in a certain area north of san jose. dockless bike share in the bay area is already available through companies including jump, spin, and lime bike. lime bike rolled out its bikes, ebikes and scooters are now available there. mountain lions spotted in hillsboro. this video captured and shared by the hillsborough police department. all of the sightings have been near wooded area. if you see a mountain lion do not run away. stand. make yourself

shout. let's talk about the forecast. >> pretty warm. here is a look at live doppler 7, sunny skies. we have fog forming. and that is an indicator of the cooling pattern that is already underway and going to continue over the next several days. beach goers in santa cruz. it is 63 degrees in san francisco. oakland 66. gilroy 86 degrees. here is the view from emeryville. 87 degrees in santa rosa. 83 in napa. 77 no vatto.

and the views from the east bay hills. patchy fog is beginning to form already. cooling trend is underway. kick into high gear and into the weekend. mild weather for father's day. there is that patchy coastal fog that will be around. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. and tomorrow it is going to be another warm day inland but not hot as it has been in the last couple of days. antioch may top out at 90. and 92 at cloverdale and ukiah. 75 in san mateo and on the coast breezy and relatively mild in some locations. friday the cooling continues but only by a few degrees. gradual cooling trend. most inland locations will have highs in the upper 70s going

into the weekend. a few locations top out in the low 80s inland. we will see 60s right around the bay. let's take a look at the tropical storm bud which yesterday was a dangerous category 3 hurricane and has weakened significantly as it is moving north. suspected to make land form midday tomorrow somewhere near cabo san lucas as minimum tropical storm. it has potential to produce wide spread flooding rain and that path will continue north ward on friday up to north western mexico. and weakens to a tropical low pressure system. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast for the bay area. as you can see that cooling pattern continues through saturday and temperatures bounce back a little bit on sunday, on father's day, and a bit of a

warming trend going into midweek. we will see inland locations by next tuesday with high temperatures in the low 90s. good to get a cooldown going into the weekend. and reduces fire

stocks dropped today following news from the federal reserve that it was raising interest rates. the feds rate increase was expected. the key, its key short-term rate is going up to a modest short-term to a low range of 1.75 to 2%. that action means consumers and businesses will face higher loan

rates overtime. new ceo for gap. former ceo of billa summer gas prices significantly higher than last year. spending $69 more per month to fill up. last year about half of the gas stations in california sold gas for more than $3 per gallon and now all of them do. san francisco drivers pay the highest prices in the >> bigger concern for a lot of people in california high housing. >> a lot of folks already think we are a little odd and this

adds to that perception, there goes california again. >> in three different ways. it will be on your

splitting up california. it is an opportunity to down size government. an idea that could cost taxpayers millions even billions of dollars. up for debate in the months ahead. >> proposal to divide california into three states goes up in november. >> the moniker the golden state could be up for grabs. if voters decide it will be better to be divided into three states. >> it is up to the voters of the

each state. each have their own governor, select their own state capital. and choose their state names. >> reporter: this time around 600,000 signatures were collected to qualify for a inform vote. it would mean the number of u.s. senators would increase from two to six. but the number of representatives in the house would likely stay at 53 but divided three ways. a fight would break out over how to divvy up the state's power grids water system. >> all of that would be more complicated than the messiest hollywood divorce that ever happened. >> reporter: the three new states would have nearly identical population of 13 million to 14 million. the coastal area from monterey

to lang would be named california. orange county and san diego would be grouped into southern california. opponents have promised an aggressive campaign dubbed one california. >> it is going to magnify problems times three and cost taxpayers billions and trillions of dollars. >> reporter: in san jose david louie. >> president trump back in washington. after landing this morning, he tweeted there is no longer a nuclear threat from north korea. many congressional leaders remain skeptical. morning a new jersey casino will start taking legal sports bets. the governor himself will place the first bet. the supreme court struck down a

federal law barring it. now, its possible everywhere as long as state governments approve it. still cleaning up a bit in oakland. following the parade of golden state warriors. >> warriors. >> you have no shirt on you. >> i lost may shirt. i don't need shirts for the parade. shout out to the warriors. >> what a day it was. still no official attendance counts. one of the busiest days for b.a.r.t. >> the warriors are being honored in washington. with congressional

the resolution officially congratulates, recognizes and celebrates the in santa clara, people were getting free loco's taco. >> they won a game on the road. so yeah, we stole it. >> thanks very much, steph, klay, can't forget about draymond. >> how can you say no to free tacos. >> this is the third year of steal a game, steal a taco. it was the hug seen around dub nation. our camera was right there as warrior's rookie whispered something in the boy's eric thomas tracked down the boy

and found out what bellol him. >> i want to take a risk on a second round pick. started playing basketball in ninth grade. that's amazing. >> reporter: a triumphant bell spotted a young face in the crowd and decided to share a hug and a message. that youngster was 11-year-old from fairfield. a guard on his middle school team. >> i thought he was going to keep walking down. t para. dn' expect to see jorn hug my son. >> reporter: the hug was one thing. but the message bell shared was

something special. >> told me to keep doing what i am doing. young king and someday you will be like me. >> that was confirmed word by word that was tweeted by bell. >> reporter: he was excited but couldn't tell from his poker face. just as important as his hoop dreams, he is a straight a student and in the long run, that may be what really counts. in fairfield, eric thomas, abc7 news. you can check out all from the parade on abc7news.com. >> such a touching story. airbnb

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this is stunning. think about this, people living in san francisco need to make more than four times the minimum

wage to afford a two bedroom apartment. san francisco tops its list for requiring the highest hourly wage in the nation for renters to afford a two bedroom unit. it is $60 an hour. when it comes to states, the survey says hawaii is the most expensive requiring a wage of more than $36. washington d.c. comes in second. airbnb host can make money by making moneys renting out homes and rooms. leo stalwart from our sister station in l.a. has the story. >> it has worked out great. met all expectations. i have had excellent tenants. >> reporter: using air bnb to rent out a room in his home in

watts. >> the extra money. >> reporter: letting them know that this can sign up with airbnb to rent out their rooms. >> the home sharing industry is huge. and the economic >> this is an economic opportunity for them to earn additional money that supports them and their family. >> reporter: the partnership is a financial win for them and for african american homeowners. >> anyone that we help get signed up, 20% of the aid they might receive is going to directly to the naacp to support its programs. >> interesting. we are coming off the we are coming off the warmest days ♪ ♪

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next. so if you could get paid for information about your likes and dislikes and other data would you sell it? >> there is a whole company

hoping you will say yes. >> why should other companies decide how our privacy and personal data is used. one company says it wants to give control of your data back to you. >> brint morgan follows the news with interest. >> it is my data, it is my information. and why wouldn't it bother me. >> reporter: she turned to data a company that allows you to on the in or opt out what data you are willing to sell. >> i love the vision and being able to be in control of my data. >> reporter: joe johnson works for data. and he says google and other companies make $2,000 they

acquire for free from users. >> make that so that earning that directly. >> the question is whether this app will achieve that in a meaningful way. and i think that is uncertain. >> reporter: doesn't solve what he sees as a bigger issue. >> you are not taking back any data. >> reporter: the opportunity right now to make money using data is quite limited because it is still in the beta stage. datum says it has 95,000 users who can opt in to receive marketing e-mails and sell location data. users right now make $15 a month. the company predicts some users can make $2,000 a year selling their health information to

health insurance companies. >> that payment goes directly to the end users. >> reporter: in the form of cryptocurrency. >> not being paid in real money. in homemade cryptocurrency that may prove worthless in a year or less. >> great way to make extra money and nice to own your own data. >> reporter: the datum available. >> i want to hear from you. "7 on your side" hotline is on monday through friday. my number is (415) 954-8151. and you can reach me on my facebook page. kind of sounds interesting. >> thank you, michael. lake tahoe average annual record clarity hit a record low.

extreme drought followed by extreme wet weather. last year's clarity broke a 20 year record. that measurement, this year already showing improvement. >> not much rain around here, but a good amount of heat. >> no question about that. spencer christian is here as we get close to father's day. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. overnight lows will be on the mild side. so overnight lows will generally be in the mid to upper 50s. more cooling tomorrow night. on the coast, it will still be mild. mainly mid-70s arnold -- around

the bay. on we go to father's day which is looking good. here is your day planner. fog will linger near the coastline. and sunnier skies will develop by noon and into the afternoon hours. pleasantly mild with highs reaching 80s and inland areas. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. saturday coolest day in the forecast period. bouncing back a couple of degrees in father's day. starting to get a bit of a warming trend tuesday or wednesday. temperatures back in the 90s in inland areas. but enjoy the cooling while we can. >> larry beil is here for us. >> a couple of questions in the wake of championship celebration. has anyone seen swaggy p? what is he up to right now? >> and

good evening. first baseman brandon bell took batting practice today for the first time since appear p appendectomy. andrew mccutchen trying to take out the jukebox. diving brandon krafcrawford. and we are tied at two. in the fifth, mccutchen, look at justin bore. not to be denied here. leaping and extending into the fans. look at the reach.

in the sixth, jackson driving home crawford. longoria. right now, it is 4-3 giants in the eighth. basketball season is over. so which bay area team will win the next championship? could it be the 49er's led by jimmy g? garoppolo changed the perception of the niners. jimmy g at the helm. and so now expectations are much, much higher. >> we put a lot of work in the year. changed our roster a ton. we go through this every single day and what i am happy with, when i look at our coaches, we are better. we are deeper, faster, and we

move together. our 11 guys, better together and that should happen. we have done a longer. >> personally, i hope to improve. we hope to improve as an offense and as a team. you can never stop improving, and once we do, we are in trouble. always trying to improve everything we can to do better. we will see what happens. >> like mr. perfect. >> andrew luck threw a football. it was revealed he was throwing high school sized football. what is next for the dubs? the nba draft a week away. back-to-back defending champs. a lot of works to do. a new deal for steve kerr in a final year of a five year

contract. the warriors, like to extend cl klay thompson and draymond green. this is like a forgone conclusion, kevin durant will sign but for how long. >> you told steph he could any contract he wants too. >> that was different. he has been here from the way before days. he has earned it. >> oh! >> that felt cringe worry. he laughed it off with durant who is going to be an unrestricted free agent. indicating no anger at all. sorry to have caused a stir. >> just trying to be funny. >> i saw bob getting coffee

afterwards, and we didn't realize the controversy was ensuing. >> just trying to be >> join us tonight on kofy-tv 20. >> on "access hollywood"coming back-to-back episodes of the goldbergs, followed by modern family and american housewife and at 10:00 shark tank. and abc7 news at 11:00. i am ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley for spencer christian, larry beil, we appreciate your time, see you again at 9:00 and 11:00.

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