the morning. it caused major delays forcing drivers the take an illegal exit to get out of the jam. >> we got a phone call from im up.g there was anacdent o ad >> reporter: how did he sound? >> frantic. unable to talk clearly. >> did he tell you what happened? >> i don't know if he could. >> reporter: traffic was reopen still no word from the drivers who may have hit the man as he fell on to the road. >> they could be charged with a hit and run. we don't believe there is an indication at this point to assume that being struck by those vehicles is the incident that resulted in the fatal injuries. at this point, what we want is

to be able to identify those individuals. >> reporter: so police are asking any witnesses, anyone with information including those drivers to call chp san jose at 408, did 467-5400. that number is also on our website. abc7 news.com. >> and you're a driver involved in a situation like this, you're not supposed to keep going. the chp has d inreminder wouldn't need. what they said is that as soon as you hit something, even if you don't know what it is. the thing to do is to pull over somewhere safe and to call 911 right away. something these drivers should have already done by now. in san jose. abc7 news. >> thank you. if you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide or mental illness, we

have resources on our webb. in the east bay, it is now day 11 of the new haven unified teachers strike and there are reports some teachers are leaving. they're taking new opportunities. some are being offered good deals to go to other districts. although we have not been acoir. the teachers association said the big obstacle which serves students is its refusal to accept the pay increase that was proposed by a neutral fact finding report. a rally is planned at 5:30 tonight. meanwhile, a school has been disinfected after 11 people got sick apparently from a norovirus outbreak. this happen at nordstrom elementary. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area and this means taking on major issues. we're going to look at homelessness and maet. in san francisco, the board of

supervisors took up a proposal that wou definition of conservatorship. that's when a court orders someone to get treatment. city would have someone mentally ill get treatment. there are concerns over whether the city's facilities could handle an influx of patients. also, on the board of supervisors' list is trying to protect the future of the punk line comedy club. there is a zoning measure that would set a 45-day moratorium that could be expanded to 18 months to pre strength property from being used for anything but nighttime entertainment. google leased the company across from the comedy club and there are fears it could evict the punch line. google has said it wants to find a way for punch line to stay open. los angeles county has invested $42 million to respond to the homeless crisis. new numbers show homelessness is up by 12%. officials released the numbers from the count held earlier this year. they say there are nearly 59,000

homeless people in the county. the majority in the city of l.a. they found about a quarter of those people became homeless for the first time in the past year. here's how the numbers compare to the bay area. san francisco reported 8,000 homeless. that's up 17% from 2017. alameda's homeless count was also more than 8,000. that's up 40.5%. in santa clara county, there are more than 9,700 homeless people. that's a 31% jump. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area facebook group. >> in the south bay, a rally to kick off pride month in san jose. the goal is to celebrate pride calling it bride a purpose. >> as we enter pride month, it should be a call to action, marchly to allies. >> they said violence

disproportionately affects black and had a tino transgender women. the slide show takes you through pride history told through the lens of a pride parade. the artists who created it said they wanted to depict the moment dum in the last five decades. kevin durant is still not ready to return to the golden state warriors. he is recovering from a strained calf. he might be able to go in four. maybe it's because i'm new here but i find it very impressive to practice when almost everybody here has a camera in your face. and hive from oracle arena, if you're ever going to may in the nba, you're going to have to get used to people watching you all the time. >> reporter: hi, larry.

well, busy would be an junds statement when describing what's going on in oracle behind me. between players and the press and all the prep for tomorrow night. the warriors think they're ready. you see some pretty cool stuff at the warriors' practice ahead of game three like cheryl miller and draymond green are buds? what? or over here, klay thompson makes it look like the hamstring thing ain't a thing. and the media? hello? is anyone in there? oh, yes. it's draymond green. e'veot gre fan base.wins to only so many games left here. you want to owned a good note. >> reporter: everyone is trying to get their questions in one more time. and they're trying to talk on some local reporters. oh, wait!

that's me! there's only one crew i know that didn't have to elbow their way to the stars. "good morning america" asked to be the kid reporters for the day. we found them earlier prepping their questions in a press room with the parents. >> they're just having fun with it and we're really blessed and thankful to be here. >> reporter: how did they get this gig? late last year we met riley after she wrote about sneakers not being available in girl sizes went viral. who knew it would later land her a one-on-one with curry. >> it was so much fun. >> reporter: that may be true for some seasoned professionals, too. she and her family were also available. if you're at the game, make sure to use t.

>> it's early. we're going into game three. have any of them talked about what they would do if they win in the finals? >> reporter: so he says he has this vision of running all the way around oracle arena because he wants to see it from every angle for the last n abc7 news. metallica fans will be thrilled to know that james hatfield and kirk cameron will be performing ahead of game three tomorrow. the canadian national anthem will be performed by knee arts. on friday, they will be performing the anthems before game four.

>> i'll be out there with our anchors. our coverage starts on this show. followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show. then the countdown, then game three of the finals. >> oakland is a hard working town. >> it loves you hard. >> oh, yeah. his thanks to those who helped him. how curry is showing some love. >> us, if you think chicken is healthier than red meat, you might want to rethink tonight's dinner menu. >> we have another hot one

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he has that mouthpiece all the time at the free-throw line. the warriors are leaving warriors for san francisco after this season. the movement prompted a really touching gesture from steph curry. check this out. >> steph wanted to thank you for all you do. >> that's a very fancy box there. >> dear oakland -- >> the city has always had my back. >> i'll always be grateful for you and every other person in the bay. >> familiar faces like yours make the oracle feel like a second home to me. >> junds armor shared this video. the shoes in that box are called the curry six thank you oakland. they are sweet. i'll tell you that. in addition to saying thanks, they're meant to celebrate the people who call the townhome. steph will be wearing them in game three tomorrow night. >> and liam melendez is live

with more what it means for the town. liam. >> reporter: it's very bitter sweet. that's all i can tell you. they are in the finals. the team is leaving owing. the city that they love. one person here told me, it feels like they're taking with them part of our soul. for the past three years, he has been steph curry's barber. >> hair, face, you know. we maintain the entire aesthetic of his shoulders and above. >> reporter: wright is one of 30 people given shoes with oakland on them and a thank you letter from steph, of course. >> for years you literally held my back. >> reporter: we asked a few of them to write their own letters to number 30. >> he inspires the entire world. i'm not separate from that. so thank you for allowing me to be around and be so close.

>> i'm not sure that oakland has ever had a shoe before. >> reporter: regina jackson of the youth development central received a thank you package. they are ordinary people who curry believes are extraordinary because of what they've done for him and what they continue to do for owing. >> dear steph, you have made the underdog a champion. >> i like. this inspire owing. >> reporter: even those outside the 30 list like frank johnson thanked curry. we stopped to talk to him at a bus stop. >> i like the way you play ball. basketball. and i like the young generation to play ball. >> in searching for words to describe what curry has given oakland, people agreed there could only be one. >> put some respect on it. >> he's forever impacting the te

city of oakland. that will never change. >> reporter: it almost feels like curry is willy wonka and the 30 people who received the golden ticket. these 30 people really, really earned them. live in oakland. abc7 news. >> i know regina. she does incredible work at that oakland youth develop many central. are they already wearing the shoes? >> reporter: i asked the same question. he said i want to see them. she said no. she held them in her hands and she said they'll give them to me later, after curry wears them. of course, he has to be first. we know curry has to be first. >> oh, that's a good point. thanks. >> i don't know if you want to wear them or just put them to a shelf. kids attending the today.

tim hardaway and chris harden made an appearance today. the two super stars were long retired before any of the kids were bo. the ks the message about team work and hard work. and afterwards we spoke about the final run. >> it brings back incredible memories, the incredible loyal fan base in owing. i think we have to be really proud and happy of how it is closing out. i can't think of a better way than game six. hanging up the banner. >> that would be story book. the final game. the confetti coming down. especially these kids will be lucky to be witnessing the amazing run by one of the greatest teams ever. >> all right. moving off the warriors just for now. eating red and white meats are equally bad for your

cholesterol. a new study from the children's hospital oakland research institute studied a diet of lean cuts of beef, chicken or plant protein. scientists found bad cholesterol levels were higher with both meat choices. >> interesting. that's part of the reason why spencer christian, most of his body is made up of salmon. >> i like chicken and i like beef. i just don't eat it very often. i'm a grilled salmon guy. >> it seems to be working. >> so far. check me out tomorrow. this is how the weather sunny and warm. most of the heat has been concentrated where temperature

reading sare in the mid 90s just about everywhere. it was 80 degrees. now down to a cool 79. here's the view from sutro tower. 75 in the city across the bay. 82 in mt. view. 90 in morgan hill. 61 in half moon bay. sunny skies. 89 in santa rosa. napa, 84. we've got mid 90s. on we go to the view looking on the bay with no hint of fog coming through the golden gate. we'll see more summer-like heat. it will be windier and much, much cooler thursday and friday and it will start warming up. look for chelear skies just abo everywhere. th lows will be in the mid to upper 50s. even some low 50s. along the coastline, look for close around 50 degrees.

where do we start? half moon bay about 68 degrees. fremont, 86, san jose, 88. the inland east bay.95, 95 n clover daydale. tomoowg, game threef the nba warriors skies, mild p.m., ifde conditions, temperures prior gar so in oakland. in places where tomorrow's highs will be 94, 95 degrees. thursday, 81, 82 degrees. a very sharp drop and it will be accompanied by very windy conditions as well. so let's look at the forecast. bright and sunny and warm to hot. cooler and much, much cooler, i should underscore. and breezier on thursday and

friday. then the temperatures rebound. it gets hot sunday, monday, tuesday. we may see some inland locations flirting with the 90s. >> 96? >> oh, yeah. 96, 98 in some of the warmest inland spots tomorrow. >> they don't even have ac. >> they used to do weird stuff. >> it's the end of the line. the rain is over but it is also changed the game forever. >> and how safe are you in california? surprising new study and where we rate.

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now to the stunning end. >> james lost last night just as he was on the brink of setting the all time money record. >> a look at the surprise ending. >> what a game. >> in a dramatic twist, the jeopardy powerhouse james lost. a veteran in his 33rd game. before the game, a moment of gratitude from alex trebek. >> i want to you express my thanks to your beautiful little daughter, natasha, for having made this get-well card. >> we could see a new record set

here today. >> in the final jeopardy round, he broke from his typical big wager, only betting the $1399. >> his wager. a modest one for the first time. >> his competitor beating him by nearly $22,000. >> his family watching in real-time. >> i'm so glad he got to go on the show. i always knew if he got on, he would do something great. >> paying tribute to the new champ. >> exactly how i would want to lose. >> comparing him to the avengers writing his reign of destruction, complete. you win this round. if jeopardy ever gives me the possibility, watch out. >> and now we've got the post james era. you would be an idiot to not play in that new style.

>> his lost was leaked onlineone they will take appropriate action. los angeles. >> why did not he bet more? a lot of people wondering about that. >> marshall your calendar. auditions coming to the bay area. this year, the show will host auditions in san jose. september 6th. you have to register online. you can find a link for the application. president trump stresses the special relationship with the uk. >> the greatest alliance the world has ever known. >> where the president is heading next. a student is building a wall

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come forward. mayor breed has jut filed papers for re-election. the election will be november 5th. it follows the sudden opening after the death of mayor lee. and a ban and buy back for every assault weapon in america. he discussed that on abc news the view. now to london where president trump continues his trip abroad. he's been talking about the importance of the u.s.-british relationship with outgoing minister teresa may. >> he has had effusive >> the greatest alliance the world has ever known. >> the pre described his warm welcome from his female hosts.

>> trump and may agreed to disagree over the best response to iran and climate change. the president called it controversy when asked if he had met with jeremy corbin. >> never met him. never spoke to him. i think that he is, from where i come from, somewhat of a negative force. >> might have, corbin was addressing a large crowd of angry demonstrators down the road. >> together we can make a big difference. together we can change the world. >> british officials did their best to keep hostiles away from the crowds. >> even coming over today, there were thousands cheering. i did see a small protest today. very small. so a lot of it is fake news, i hate to say. >> and continuing his tirade. >> he's done a poor job. a lot of problems. >> but the trip appears to be a success with the royal passage

, the passage geantry that the prt seems to appreciate. >> reporter: tomorrow president trump will go to portsmouth in ireland. there will be new travel restrictions. the treasury department statement says the u.s. will no longer allow the group educational and cultural trip known as people to people travel to the island. the trips have been used by americans to visit even before the u.s. restored the formal relations with cuba in 2014. the administration says the measures are a response to what it calls cuba's destabilizing role. the activists are gathering worldwide to mark thely theth anniversary of the crack down on pro democracy protesters. thousands held candles in victoria park tonight. it is the only place where a public commemoration is held.

hundreds were killed when government troops cracked down to pro democracy protesters in and around tiananmen square. it will be forever remembered around the world for one image, a lone person standing definally in front of the tanks. a rule that allows health care professionals toment on out of providing treatments they oppose. it is the so-called conscience rule while the challenge is being decide in the court. he sued the trump administration last month hours after president trump announced the new rule which goes into if he can next july. major changes for people who use ride sharing services. >> you'll have to go to a new area for pick-up. the domestic hourly parking garage on the fifth level the airport. amy is at sfo with what this means for passengers. >> the family was happy to get

dropped off at the curb. but there will be new rules in place. >> we'll to have deal with the parking garage situation. >> when they get home, they'll have to haul all the luggage and two small children from baggage claim to the parking lot elevator to the top floor to a terminal assigned to their ride share carrier. starting tomorrow, the drivers for companies like uber and lyft not be able to pick you up at the cush. >> i don't even know what we'll do if it is in the parking garage. probably have to get a cart which we've never gotten before. >> they're doing this because of congestion at the terminals. >> i think we have a lot of traffic out of here. it's like 20 minutes to go around sometimes. 15 minutes. if we could go to the garage, it would be faster. >> they said they know people catching flights are pressed for

time so they can still get dropped off at the curb. it is only pick-ups that are moving. some drivers question that logic. they would rather drop off and pick up in one spot. >> it is a little too bad they want to do that. it will create a lot more carbon imprint. we use more fuel and more time. >> this does not apply to the international terminal or taxi drivers. the passengers tell us they may start using taxi cabs instead. >> i think most of us will optimize for time spent. we'll try to find the fastest way. >> we didn't see any signs in the airport guiding people where to go but we can show you, it is that parking structure over there. the information is on your app and we'll tell you how to find your driver. abc7 news. uber is getting the once over by the irs. the san francisco company

announced today, its ndd. it also acknowledged a decade's worth of taxes are being investigated by various tax authorities including the uk, brazil, mexico, and many others. a new study by a personal finance webb says california is the 30th safest state in the country. wallet hub based on five criteria giving california decent rankings in workplace safety, 19, and 20th in emergency prepared know. the worst was 45th in personal and residential safety. overall, minnesota came out on top as the safest state in the country. >> one of the coldest, too. >> yes. the man once named one of the most influential people in the world wants to get you off your feet and running. plus, why these dogs are turning up at animal shelters

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the our next guest, the author of running for good. 135 miles nonstop across death

valley. how are you still alive? >> i just keep going. >> what motivates? >> pushing my body to extreme. seeing how far i can go. testing the limits of human endurnlgs. and i like to motivate other people to get active so this kind of prong here, this chicken soup for the soul, running for good. it is about getting every day people out and moving. >> and you have stories about individuals. what moves you the most? >> it's 101 independent stories from 101 contributors. there are stories about people that have lost hundreds of pounds and are going to run a marathon and they could not walk to the end of their drive way. people that have overcome great adversity. cancer. they've lost loved ones and they're running for charity. you read it and you want to start running.

>> one of your reasons, you want people to put the book down and go outside and start running. >> san francisco, we're very active here on the west coast. i travel a lot. when you get into other places, i think we're setting an example for what other parts of the country should be doing. i think exercise, outdoor activity is so important. for one, it is good for the soul. good for the body. two, you appreciate good air quality. you appreciate the outdoors more. >> one of my favorite videos is of you ordering a pizza and eating a pizza while running. it was like the mojave desert or some crazy location. you're doing this to the extreme. it's amazing that you have not broken down in any way. tendinitis or anything like that. what do you adistribute it it to? >> give genes. heredity plays a role. the best thing you can do as a

long distance runner is choose your parents well. >> i think that goes in a lot of walks of life. not just running. >> a lot of cross-training, good diet, and almost three decades of running 100-mile foot races, nonstop, i've never had an injury. >> i was surprised but you're on the keto diet. i found that shocking because you're not trying to lose weight. >> i just don't eat refined sugar. it gives you a great high and then a crash. so it stabilized my diet a lot. the keto diet. >> you're kind of a genetic freak. >> gee, thanks. >> i remember that you have the perfect running form so you don't get injuries. and you don't sweat. >> i live in marin. it's hot and i'm running with people sweating like crazy. why don't you sweat? i have no idea.

>> and you were in tech, right? and now you're a full time runner, author. >> yeah. i was a business guy. i hated being business guy. i liked running marathons and now it's my life. >> where's the book available? >> it's available at walmart, barnes and noble, independent book sellers and of course, amazon. tomorrow is june 5th, national running day. even though tomorrow is the official launch, i'm glad i'm on tonight. the warriors are on top night. i can't miss that. come on. >> i agree. running is fun but -- let's get real. >> your next big event in greece? >> i'm going to run a race which is 153-mile continuous foot race from athens to sparta. people say where do you sleep at night? you don't sleep at night. you run straight through the night. hopefully within 36 hours of

running, i'll make to it sparta. >> maybe i'll join you. not 153 miles. i want to be like dean when i grow up. or maybe i'll never grow up. stay hydrated with water. if you're outside, take breaks and wear light weight clothing and don't leave kids or pets inside cars. please. on we go. 72 degrees in down san francisco. across the bay, oakland will o out. a sharp cooldown is coming our way thursday. temperatures rebound a bit on saturday and a bit more on

sunday. and then continuing on monday as high temperatures will approach, dare i say, the 100-degree mark inland. upper 80s along the bay of it looks like a good day for being at the beach. >> all right. thanks. your phone may be leading a double life. that's not good news for you. explain some of the content on my phone, actually. what it's doing while you're sleeping. i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. if you're traveli

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do you know what your smartphone is doing while you sleep? it turns out it's very busy sharing your data. kate larson spoke to a san francisco man who is working to secure your phone and data. >> did you know that your smartphone is leading a double life? whether it's sending a text message, on your night stand or tuck away in your pocket. your phone is busy even if you're not. >> it doesn't shut off when you shut off. >> it is a start-up working to stop companies from tracking you online. >> it's always good to know

what's going on on your phone. >> reporter: so he hooked my phone up to special software to see where my phone is going. starting with my favorite real estate app. >> we noticed the first thing red fin does is connect to facebook. it is first in line to send data off your device back to facebook. >> which may explain all the very tailored, sometimes invasive ads that pop up on your facebook page. we checked others all of which were feeding information about me and my phone to facebook and third party trackers. the worst offender was this flashlight app. >> they're like trojan horses. they do all this stuff in the back ground. >> i obviously use facebook and have the app. what if i didn't have facebook on my app? would the flash back still connect no facebook? >> yeah, yeah. the data is still valuable. what they do with the information, he with don't know. >> reporter: i immediately deleted the extra flashlight app

since flashlight comes with its own. and i limit my ad tracking in settings and i download ad free version of his privacy pro app. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> interesting. apple is making some changes. the cupertino company is reversing the decision to remove some parental control apps. now more with that. >> apple had been concerned about privacy. i thought they were spending time talking about it. they wanted to track devices using mobile devices management removed. they are often used for presental control apps and business applications, too. however, it was seen as anti-competitive. and with lawmakers, now eyeing in the valley, apple reversed itself. new guidelines allowed for some apps to use the technology for presental control. the flower delivery giant ftd

has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. they will still be able to order flowers and gifts for delivery many march. they warned that it might shut down if they fail to raise enough money to cover the debts by summer. it includes selling off the subsidiary, sheri's berries which got its start here in california. ftd has been in business since 1910. if you're looking for a deal on flights, now may be the time to make plans. southwest airlines is holding its semiannual sale where you can get round trip tickets starting at about $100. it launched the sale this morning which means you only have until thursday to book a ticket. for some some restrictions. the really popular flights, the cheap flights are selling out. check out delta and thanksgiving is a tough one.

everybody is booking. think about booking the end of december. >> right now. >> great advice. thank you. with the "game of thrones" coming to an ends, pet shelterers are seeing a spike in huskies. the dogs became popular because of the resemiblanks to the dire wolf. people buy them as puppies but then they realize that huskies require a lot of care when they get older. they then get abandoned. they ends up with more than they bargain for. you need to do your homework before you get a pet. it is very important to do the homework and understand the personalities. >> she's sled dogs as a breed can be vocal, they need a lot of room to run, they're able to have a good time, play, get out a lot. >> have the they say they have 11 huskies available for adoption right now at its two

shelters. new york congress the first state to ban the declawing of cats. supporters of the ban say the practice is cruel since it involves the partial amputation of toes. it was proposed by the assembly member but did not pass a committee hearing this year. an east bay high school student inspired by president trump. the wall the teenager wants to build, much different than the one proposed by the administration. right now, what's coming up at 5:00. helping schools deal with wildfire smoke. the new guidelines out today. an artist says it's time for private treasures to become public. she created them to reflect her memories of tiananmen square. plus, tips on keeping down the costs of vacation with your dog.

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help him build the wall. >> just get all the plastic pieces to get into the concrete. >> plastic pieces of forks, spoons, knives, smashed into tiny little pieces. jesse is building an ecobrick. >> i thought about making ecobenches. >> it was inspired by his environmental teacher at mt. diablo high school. the idea was to build a wall. that was inspired by president donald trump. >> it's not too hard. >> we would clean up all the garbage in the united states. have all students stick it in a bottle and we can send these bricks down to the border. >> so far, congress has approved

1.7 billion to building this wall. 124 miles of it. t it comestwis can charge less o peopled it orthit.ilbe a door. >>as undocumented will be able to cross over to the u.s. >> those who are willing to work and keep the nation going, of course they deserve a chance.ch. when it just comes from bringing the crime over there to here. >> he is plaque to >> do you think it's possible? >> of course. it all starts with this. >> he hopes his idea inspires other students to build ecobricks that would unite more people than divide them. >> the other thing is think of all the plastic that we need to

recycle. if you could make bricks, walls, whatever you want to make, it could be fantastic. >> definitely. thank you for joining us. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> you don't really get a chance to have people come out better handle the when they went in. >> san francisco becomes one of the cities to shut down juvenile hall. a bay area man said he thought he would -- >> a man who jumped from an overpass. >> a packed house in santa clara. after a murder case, they are considering changes in the sanctuary policy.

it's happening. the push to close juvenile prisons. it is an effort the mayor says is short-sighted. >> who want want to chose juvenile hall and make sure that we're not locking up young people. >> with you the mayor may be disappointed. the board of supervisors is working on it. >> they say the city pays $226,000 a year for each youngster it houses. that's double what the city paid just eight years ago. >> vick lee is live in san francisco with more. >> the 10-1 vote to close down the juvenile hall came little while ago at the board of supervisors meeting. a meeting that was disrupted every times by opponents of that bill.