it's sunday, june 2nd. thank you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. hi, lisa. >> chris, we're waking up to a taller marine level, drizzle. just temporary as we look to the doppler, you can see the fog footprint into our inland valleys and the visibility about two miles at the coast so far, not bad elsewhere. temperatures are all in the 50s, but you may need your wipers this morning. 51 in santa rosa, it is 56 in san mateo and 59 oakland. starting out with low clouds,

drizzle and partly cloudy skies as we head towards noon. slightly clearing and sunny but highs in the upper 70s inland. mid 70s around the bay and i don't think we'll see sun at the coast. things switch around for monday. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. >> lisa, thank you. developing news, new haven unified and the striking teachers' union will return to the bargaining table. to tony thurman stepped in to broker a deal to end the two-week strike. the road block is teacher salary. district officials say high school graduation ceremonies will continue with or without a deal. the last day of school is june 13th. today is the last day of the california democratic party convention. senator bernie castro and delany are expected to speak. 14 candidates are in town for the event. cornell bernard explains one

thing everyone seems to agree on. >> are you ready to keep the blue wave rolling? >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi rallied the democratic troops. 5 thousand attendees and delegates that want to take back the white house. >> my first cry titeria is who beat trump and the second, who would give us the best president? >> reporter: more than a dozen democratic presidential hopefuls are here to prove they have what it takes to defeat the president. mayor pete says he has ideas. >> he wins if we look like defenders of the system. he looks if we look the same. >> reporter: she took took tookk further. kamala harris energized them with this. >> we need to begin impeachment proceedings and we need a new commander in chief. and we will make everyone who runs for federal office post their tax returns online.

[ cheers ] >> reporter: political analysts say it's unclear which democrat will rise above the rest. >> while conventional wisdom might dictate that camilla hakas is in the head with a hometown representative, the field team is pretty wide open and i think all the candidates are making an appeal to the base that could swing the primary. >> reporter: trump bashing aside, we are in the middle of the finals and candidate eric swalwell couldn't resist. >> i'm not here to preach california exceptionalism except when it comes to the warriors, dub nation. >> reporter: absent from the group is joe biden who declined an invite to speak at the convention. senator bernie sanders and other candidates are scheduled to speak on sunday. cornell bernard, abc 7 news. presidential candidate beto o'rourke also took at the stage yesterday in san francisco. he targeted president trump's immigration policies. >> and we will end the chaos

that donald trump has created at the u.s., mexico border. never again will we put another child in another >> oc'rourke criticized the travel ban and executive orders for strengthening border security. >> hey, hey, hey, hey. hey, hey, hey. >> a bit of a square atcare at r event. a man walked up on the stage and grabbed the microphone out of senator kamala harris' hands. he told reporters after the event that he's an environmental activist. if you want to see more coverage of the convention including the speakers from friday, we have that on our website, abc7news.com. go to the politics section. 5:04 is the time. firefighters are keeping an eye on a chemical plant after an explosion sent plumes of smoke

into the air. it happened around 4:30 yesterday afternoon on norman avenue. the explosion caused a shelter in place for residents and businesses in the area. abc news more. >> reporter: flames shook buildings and residents at least five miles away from it. >> you first heard the boom and then you felt like a wave of pressure of, like, a force just hitting you like all around you. just moving you for like, you know, slanting you back. >> reporter: several blocks from the plant, evan could see the flames from his business. he described them as 50 feet high. his first thought was to save his workers. >> i went outside and i saw a bunch of fire, and then i told my workers to like hey, you guys, run to the back. >> reporter: at least four workers at the air products plant located on norman avenue were on site during the

explosion. santa clara fire says think arrived at 4:30 p.m. and all signs point to a leak. >> the tanker truck was in the process of being fueled, and that it began to leak and there was a loud hissing noise. the workers on site attempted to shut down the valve that was to -- the line that was fueling one of the trucks. >> reporter: it took firefighters an hour and at least three streams of water to put out the fire. the biggest challenge, hide dr h is invisible. >> they were using thermal cameras to make sure the hygii h hydroghydr hydrogen wasn't still burning. >> i was just watching to see if there was another explosion to start running myself. that's how scared i was. >> reporter: as incredible as this might seem, there were no injuries and now the fire department is investigating.

luz pena. in the east bay, police are eyeing speed as a factor in a deadly crash that involved five vehicles. it happened just before midnight. investigators say a speeding tesla slammed interest a ford fiesta and a pickup truck. the fiesta rammed into two park cars and caught fire. three people inside the fiesta were taken to the hospital. one passenger died. that is 36-year-old lavette monarch. >> everyone was yelling and screams and they were sinking fast. they grabbed three fire extinguishers from inside of the building, and they blew out the fire. >> reporter: that witness said monarch and her sister were trapped. five people in the tesla were injured. an investigation into the crash shut down the street for about 12 hours saturday. a 22-year-old man was driving the tesla. he is cooperating with police

who say alcohol and drugs aren't considered factors in the crash. happening today, you can watch the warriors take on the raptors in game two at oracle arena. the team is hosting a watch party tonight. the first 10,000 fans will get a free cheer card. game night concessions and merchandise will be available. doors open at 4:00 this afternoon. parking is $25 and tickets and proceeds will go to the warriors foundation. some will be watching to see if drake will try to bother the warriors again. for game one he wore a retro jersey of steph curry's father del that played for toronto. drake and steph are friends and he bugged ste prksz h h h h h hh game. >> it gets more attention because he's drake. so many people are complaining

about it, you don't let any other fan do that. any other fan just not drake. that's how the cookie crumbles. >> on friday dre monday posted this video of him walking around toronto in a drake brand sweatshirt. fans are making their predictions for game two, abc 7 news anchor deon limb went to huh nights at one of the city's famous landmarks. >> reporter: since the warriors left us hanging for game one, we thought we'd do so the them thing as toronto's hottest destinations. this is the cn tower, considered one of the seven wonders of the modern world. this tower is visited by more than 1.5 million people each year. before we get inside, look what we found. is this a prediction of things to come? >> predictions, the warriors all the way. >> game two is a raptors victory but 35 points. >> all right. enough after this. time to suit up and go up, up

and away. >> oh my god. i'm reassured nobody has died walking this record holding hghest hands free outdoor walk on a building. how high am i? >> 1,168 feet or 116 building stories. >> reporter: it's easy to understand why this is considered a must see when visiting toronto. go warriors! almost an hour later, we're safely back on earth. after that experience, i need some calories. oh, look, the folks at smokes have brought me some and they appear to be some kind of curry. is this a prediction of game two? i'm deon in toronto. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two is today in toronto. we are well represented there. abc 7 sports reporter mindy balk and deon lim are there. coverage begins today with the

dubs on seven pregame show and countdown at 4:30. be sure to stay with us after that for after the game with sports anchor larry beil. deon has been eating a lot of that. just saying. i've been following her on instagram. >> she knows how to do it. >> weather-wise, cooler. >> that marine layer is thick and the stratus clouds allowing for mist and drizzle out there. so you'll need wipers. nice shot there for you with 54 san francisco, 59 in oakland and 57 in san jose and the only slightly clear spot everyone is waking up to the gray this morning so slower clearing but just temporarily, a look at that is changing for the warriors colors. cool. we're talking about a warmup. i'll tell you how long it will last, next. a 4 month old puppy stolen from a pet store's adoption even

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a happy reunion after a dog stolen from an adoption event is returned to the non-profit that sheltered her for most of her life. we have details on the dog's return and possible adoption. >> so good to see her. >> reporter: to say iris the puppy is loved by those at jewelry's place in san pablo would be an understatement. >> come here, my girl. i'm just happy to have her back. she was excited to see us. >> reporter: the 4 month old was stolen. she was seen in san francisco after having been traded and passed to different people several times. >> iris had a tough may. she went to foster care but returned because of high energy and last sunday she went to a pet food express adoption event where she was stolen.

jewelry's owner is sure this woman took iris that day. she not only stole the dog but she also took a leash and other items from the store before walking out the front door. >> i was terrified when he took her. i didn't know if he was going to care for her or what would happen to her. >> reporter: a facebook photo campaign was launched and senior deputy timmy conway's girlfriend saw it and forwarded it to him. while on patrol, he noticed a small dog with a homeless person. >> i go yeah, let me look at the photos on facebook, i said yeah, that's the dog. i said hey, guess what? your dog is stolen. we have to take it. okay. we'll give you the dog. >> reporter: iris was not with the initial woman from lafayette. that woman is still at large. it was about celebrating a young puppy's return. >> i was very, very excited. i cried for probably ten minutes. >> reporter: that's not allme. iris might have a new home soon. are you adopting iris? >> we're planning to go out there and see if she's compatible with our son. >> reporter: the chances she

will find her forever home are very high. in our on going effort to help build a better bay area, we're focussingen issues that affect our quality of life and looking for improvements. a grocery store called community foods market opened yesterday an san pablo avenue in oakland. it's the first grocery store in west oakland in four decades. most of the money came from grants while people donated more than $2 million to the project. activists worked on it for seven years. >> it's an independent locally owned, locally funded food store in a neighborhood that hasn't had a supermarket since the 1970s. >> it's great. i love it's a space where people can come and get good food and hopefully hang out and have a nice place for the community. >> before the store opened, people in the neighborhood said they had to drive to san leandro

or emeryville to get groceries. we want to hear your ideas for a better bay area. join our group on facebook. time is 5:16, the city of richmond will host the fifth annual rainbow pride event starting at 10:00 this morning at marina bay park. remembering history, making history. there will be live music, food, drinks. the goal of richmond rainbow pride is to create a safe and welcoming space for the lgbtq community. in the north bay, the rainbow flag is flying high in san to rosa. the police department tweeted this video showing officers and members of the city of santa rosa fire department raising the pride flag outside the city public safety building. it will remain in june. weather-wise, cool outside. lisa tracking the forecast with changes on the way. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. here is live doppler seven into the east bay. so at about 2,000 feet the cloud

deck has grown. so we are looking at a slower burn off today and here is a look at san jose. you can see just a little bit of clearing there and this is the best we can do across the entire bay area in terms of looking at any brightness in the sky there. 54 in san francisco, it is 55 in oakland. good morning to you. 58 in mountain view, 57 in san jose with 53 in morgan hill. half moon bay 54. here is emeryville and it will be a breezy day as the fog fog back to the coast. we'll get limited clearing and at the shoreline clear and napa. fairfield up to 30 miles an hour. upper 50s concord, livermore at 57 and here is the view. you can see the low cloud deck situated. emergency mist and drizzle with fog and slower clearing. warmup tomorrow tuesday and lasting into wednesday. here is the plan. look at the fog from santa rosa

into san pablo bay, the san mateo coast into the east bay and as we go through about 10:30, you can see it begins to pull back and hangs out for the rest of the morning and by 1:00, 2:00, we're seeing a little more clearing from about santa cruz, half moon bay, looks like stinson will stay rather gray. it will be slightly cooler out there. have you been sniffling and sneezing with the grass, trees and weeds at moderate level today, tomorrow and into early next week. headed to the beach, it will be a cool one. 59, ocean beach, half moon bay and clouds temporarily pull back. those winds southwesterly 20 miles an hour. here is the warmup into the mid and i'd like to say maybe upper 80s by monday. looking at about 70 around the bay. still cool right at the coast but by tuesday, this should be the warmest day. we have 90s arriving, dark shade

here, pink. 70s around the bay. into wednesday we'll keep the warmth inland and starting to get that sea breeze along the shoreline. so if you want it warmer, the first half of the week featuring the warmer weather, today slightly cooler to run around your weekend. 66 in richmond, look for 75 in fremont with 76 for you in morgan hill. 78 in san jose and the ac accuweather forecast. 70s around the bay. upper 70s inland and we'll begin the warmup tomorrow. it and look at friday, friday, fri, t -- download

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you've likely heard of love handles, that extra weight on our wasistlines but refrigeratos can develop that, too. michael finney found out. >> reporter: jeff enjoys his kitchen. he customized the cap anytibine incorporate a space for his refrigerator. the only problem, this isn't the refrigerator he intended to put

in there. this one is. what is it doing out in the garage? >> after the build, the builder and myself tried to slide the fridge in and i could only get it maybe a third of the way back. >> reporter: the two soon realized that middle sides of the refrigerator were wider than the manufacturer, samsung. this shows a straight edge againsted si the side. >> if the refreg ray toigerator flushed, there wouldn't be gaps. >> reporter: home depot said it's not covered and samsung said there is nothing they can do. >> i said at that point, i remembered because i watched the channel 7 news app and i watch it every morning on the news and i remembered michael finney. >> reporter: he contacted 7 on your side and we contacted samsung. samsung agreed to refund the entire purchase amount of the refrigerator to jeff.

the company tells us, we aspire to have best in class service for all samsung customers, and we'll carefully review mr. murray's experience in an effort to constantly improve our process. >> michael, thank you. you are the man. i appreciate it. anybody out there that needs help, this guy can help you. >> reporter: jeff says it's not clear this time whether the bulge occurred over time or was there from the beginning. now that he has his refrieund, he'll return the refrigerator to samsung. >> we have the 911 call from a florida home own there discovered an alligator smashed through a window and was in her kitchen. >> i'm sorry, is it in your house? >> yes, it's huge. >> it's in your kitchen? >> yes. >> that red pool on the floor is nod blood but red wine. as a trapper was wrangling it the reptile, it knocked over a

wine shelf. for the alligator, it had a few minor cuts and would be relocated. thankfully, no humans were hurt. president trump announces a special honor he'll bestow former warriors consultant and nba all-time great jerry west. the investigation continues into the virginia beach massacre that killed a dozen people. we have the latest details and the first look at the alleged shoote

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54 san plfrancisco and half moo bay and upper 50s and partly cloudy. the camera, that sun coming up in another 20 minutes. 54 by the delta with a pretty good southwest wind and an indicator of the slight cool down today. 57 livermore with clouds and cloudy in concord 58. the 10:00 hour, the clouds peeling back across the bay. 60s and 70s inland and then by about 2:00, you can see oranges getting closer to the east bay valleys. we're warming up but not everywhere today. we'll have details coming up, chris. >> lisa, thank you. to the deadly shooting in virginia where 12 were killed and several wounded. abc news reporter trever is live in virginia beach where the victims are being remembered as new photos emerge of the man accused of the attack. trever, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, chris, good morning. yes, the investigation is continuing today into this massacre in building number two here at the virginia beach

municipal center. they believe the shooter legally obtained the weapons he used but they don't know why he did it and neither do the people of virginia beach who are grappling with the aftermath of this incredible tragedy. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: a community reeling after authorities say dwayne craddock opened fire on colleagues friday. >> >> aifl we wake up and it's a nightmare. >> reporter: craddock armed with two .45 caliber handguns, going floor to floor firing at those in his way. he was killed following a gun battle with police. five women and seven men lost their lives. a makeshift memorial.

>> these people are gone because of an em bar sole that wants to show people how many cart drijs he can go through. >> reporter: the craddock family sending heart felt condoll rakc to the victims. on top of 12 killed, four more were rushed to the hospital. chris, back to you. >> trever, thank you. coming up, the police chief will talk about the on going investigation. senator mike senator michael bennett responds. you can watch the full interviews this week at 8:00 here on abc 7. a child's remain s found inside a black trash bag along

sides an arkansas freeway could be maleah davis. houston police driverliolice drs to look and he confessed to a jailhouse activist. >> one thing he wanted to make clear to me was what happened to maleah was an accident. he says it was an accident. an he confessed to me where he dumped her body. >> he told investigators maleah was abducted after three men assaulted him and stole his car but he was seen dropping off -- being dropped off at a hospital in that same vehicle, which police found days later abandoned in a parking lot. they arrested him and charged him with tampering with evidence. time is 5:33, record-breaking jeopardy champ james has raked in more than $2 million on the show so far and he is sharing his new found

wealth with the community. he lives in las vegas and an organization there dedicated to helping students considering dropping out posted this photo on facebook saying he donated $10,000. the las vegas newspaper reports he made a donation to the las vegas natural history museum. so far, he has participated in 31 jeopardy episodes. for work, he's a professional sports gambler. this morning voters may be asked to help pass a measure with maintenance and new construction. the bond could go up to $845 million. it was originally proposed at 800 million. the money would pay for the long planned performing arts and education center and repair some campuses. city college leaders need to approve the bond by august for it to be on the ballot this november. it would need a 55% approval to pass. tech lovers will be gathering at the san jose convention center this week for

apple's annual worldwide developers conference. the veevents starts on monday a supposed to unveil the operating system. they suggest ios 13 will include a dark mode making the screen earlier to see in low light. they think it will kill the 18-year-old itunes platform after creating separate apps for music and video content. jerry west is president trump's next pick for the presidential medal of freedom. he chose him for his outstanding career on and off the court. the executive was with the organization for six years before signing a contract with the clippers two years ago. it's the highest civilian honor. no date has been set for the award sermceremony. golfer tiger woods was last month's recipient. nba all half famer chris mullin will sign autographs today. the signing will be at the dicks store in pleasant hill. the first 250 fans in line

starting at 10:00 this morning will receive a wrist band to get the autograph. he will only sign items bought from dicks or the complementary player card. there will be a pep rally to get fans ready for the game starting at noon. abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors and the nba finals catch game two. it is today in toronto and we'll wellabc 7 sports reporter mindy balk and deon lim. it begins today and nba countdown at 4:30 and game two of the finals is at 5:00 p.m. be sure to stay with us after that. after the game sports anchor larry beil. rise up, rise up dub nation. let me hear you dub nation. [ laughter ] >> the warriors on abc 7. >> abc 7. >> abc 7. >> see the dubs on 7.

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school year. a lot of people really taking advantage of the sunshine, lisa. >> yes, and there will be more of it except today a little dip in the temperatures temporarily before we see a warmup. here is enryville with the clouds. 59, one of the milder spots and 58, 56 in san jose. the clouds and mist and drizzle are with us now. we're getting back to sunshine. breezy winds but the first half of the week, if you like it warm, stay tuned. i'll detail the warmth coming up next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. kevin durant is not playing tonight in game two. but is showing more signs that he might be getting closer to returning. the details coming up in sports. babybel: i used be a one-cheese operation, but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers. babybel: saved it! oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®.

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this is near 280 and you can see the clouds above in the sky right now. we'll check the full accuweather report. we'll see when to expect the sunshine coming up. a san francisco native is doing her heart to help our military veterans with their animals. am ama daetz has the story. >> this is jim. >> jim is a sweet dog. >> he's cute. >> reporter: bonnie is on a mission, she founded non-profit hounds and heros to pair service or theory animals with veterans suffering from things like posttraumatic stress disorder or tra dramatic brain injury. she wants to help wounded veterans that save dogs that have a high euthanize rate. saving two lives. >> repull rewe pull rescue dogs. most service dogs are purebred dogs and some purebred dogs come through the shelters but these mutts become fantastic dogs.

>> every dog that's rescued and goes into the hands of a new owner is giving new life. it's giving a veteran our purpose and a chance to move forward. >> reporter: marine combat veteran john suffers from posttraumatic stress and his brother michael did, too. he died by suicide three years ago. john believe as service animal definitely would have been helpful to his brother. >> it was an avenue he was afraid to speak about. it was a stigma holding him down and a stigma we're trying to break as veterans and police and firefighters. we're trying to change this and i think a service animal is a step to do that. the love of an animal, you can't beat that. >> reporter: which is why bonnie and her team work tirelessly to pick the perfect companion animals like kim who served in the gulf era. >> i have a disability through my service, ptsd.

>> reporter: it's difficult for veterans like kim to talk about what they are going through so having a pet can be especially comforting. kim already has a therapy cat camden but she hopes a dog will help her meet people and ease anxiety so hounds and heroes paired with animal care and control that may have the dog for her. once she went and picked potential dogs, it's time to go outside and see if she can make a match. that's where expertise of ralph weber comes in. he's the director of canine training for hounds and heroes. >> i like him. >> reporter: he thinks 3-year-old mia might be a match for kim because of the dog's energy and enthusiasm. >> it will be a service dog to a person, it needs to be a good energy mix. it's temperament and energy. not so much the breed but this person and dog, do they have the same activity level. >> reporter: clearly, there is chemistry. it will take

if kim likes mia and i bet if you ask mia, she would agree. >> hounds and heroes pays for the vet care and dog food costs for life so the owner doesn't have to take an extra burden. let's get a look at the forecast with lisa argen. >> look at on top of the the mountain there, it will clear, the fog and breezy winds at the coast and at the coast it will take time to get into that clearing. so as we check out what to expect throughout the rest of the day, our highlights and the week ahead, we will be looking at not only the fog, the mist and the drizzle but the slight ly cooler day, monday, tuesday, wednesday but cooler temperatures 50s, 59 in oakland, 56 in san mateo.

it's actually two to four degrees warmer in spots. you can see the flag blowing behind me from the roof camera and those southwesterly winds will continue to keep that cool ocean air with us close to the coast. here is live doppler 7, the fog into the inland valleys and we'll look for that slower clearing throughout the day. in fact, let's check it out as we get into the 8:00, 9:00 hour. look at marin and napa and san mateo. we're beginning to see the sun at 9:00 over into the east bay through emeryville and oakland but by 10:30 it's hung up on the coast. we'll see clouds push back from around half moon bay and santa cruz but it is only going to be in the 50s here. so if you want to head to the beach, you know the routine. you're definitely going to have to bundle up out there. checking out the trends for the week ahead in concord today, about 77 and we'll see lower 80s to near 90 by the middle of the week and check out san jose,

average highs in the upper 70s. looking at a bit of a warmup for monday, about 80 and mid 80s tuesday and wednesday. the cooldown for everyone comes thursday and friday and then it looks like maybe getting warmer into next weekend. highs today in the south bay, 78 in santa clara and 79 and there are your cool numbers at the beach. low 60s santa cruz and 58 in pacificia. breezy here, cool, upper 50s to near 60. daly city 62 for you downtown. that is below average. we should see mid 60s this time of year and low 70s. so spending time on the east bay, upper 60s for oakland. that's four degrees cooler than yesterday and 74 in union city. on the mild side will get into the sun. pleasant afternoon but if you want warmth, don't have many 80s here. you have to go into the sacramento valley, mid and upper

70s for please seasanton and co 77. we'll be looking at changes into the next several days. low clouds and fog not as pro va sieve tonight. the marine layer will lead into warmup for monday. the accuweather seven-day forecast, today upper 50s, co t coast, low 70s and upper 70s inland and tomorrow is the warmup. less fog. we'll see it retret to tat to t coast. mid 60s to low 80s. look at the hot weather inland. download the accuweather app and track the temperatures and the coast warming up with less fog, no fog throughout the middle of the week. so it's looking better if we have been cold out there but some of you love the fog and we'll have that, too. >> something for everyone, lisa, thanks. in sports after a couple of days making adjustments, the warriors will try to rebound from thursday's loss when they battle the raptors in game two of the finals tunnonight.

it begins with the dubs on 7 pregame show and followed by nba countdown at 4:30 and game two tips off at 5:00 p.m. followed by toyota after the game with larry beil. anthony flores has a preview of tonight's game in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. the warriors hope to even the nba finals at a win a piece. kevin durant won't play in game two but the dubs are hopeful he'll return sometime during this series. this was durant saturday morning having fun on the court with teammates in toronto. he didn't practice with the team but looks anxious to get back into action. think he's feeling pressure? no. he's wearing flip-flops. the warriors have officially ruled him out. he hurt it against the rockets on may 8th, but the dubs don't feel like game two is a must

one. klay thompson putting things into prospective. >> 100%. first of four, not first of one. still a lot of basketball to be played. >> it would be way more fun being up 1-0 but this is definitely fun. the challenge of being on the stage and understanding the opportunity for us tomorrow to come out and the going back home which any road team would love that opportunity. >> if it's easy, it's not fun, steph. game two at 5:00, check out the pregame show at 4:00 and stay tuned for after the game with larry, kerry and minudy balk. live at the coal see liseum

the a's and astros. two run shot off brett anderson in the fourth gives the astros the lead. 3-1 st'stros in the eighth and matt olson ends the threat. verlander passes cy young on the strikeout list. the a eavesdrop the four straight 5-1 the final. giants and oriels dance little one, dance. more first for the giants. brandon bell with the two out two run single. 2-0 like that. top three, buster posey going opposite field for his third of the year. makes it 3-0 but left the game late with a sore right hamstring. he's listed day to day. more than enough for sean anderson becoming the first giants' pitcher since mid april to pitch seven innings. that's 40 games. strikes out four. the giants -- the first major

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it's sunday, june 2nd. good morning and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the accuweather forecast. here is lisa argen tracking is a doppler seven. >> south into the south bay, visibility not too bad two miles to the coast because the deck is high. just over 2,000 feet. as we look at walnut creek, wow, yes, you can see it is pretty gray out there. that will change. 54 san francisco, we're looking at upper 50s in mountain view and mid 50s half moon bay and how about a drippy shot from santa cruz where it's damp with mist and drizzle. 58 and tall erma rein layer it will take time to clear. sun is above the clouds for mount tam and we'll look at a sunny afternoon, breezy at the coast in the