good morning. welcome to friday, june 7th. it's 5:00 a.m. keep an eye at the bottom of your screen. we are counting down to game four of the nba finals tonight. >> 12 hours and 29 minutes. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's get over to mike nicco. thank you very much. here is a look at the high clouds coming in. that's the gray you see on live doppler 7. nothing but a beautiful sun rise and they're not even into the south bay as we look at 280 and 17. going to be a bright day and a very comfortable day. we start off 47 to 55, our

coolest morning this week. we'll stay in the 50s to near 60 along the coast. near 70 without the strong, aggressive breezes we had yesterday. by 4:00, 74 to 77 and 69 to rapid changes escalation and heat coming this weekend. that's next. here is alexis. good morning, mike. i want to take you back to our biggest issue. we have issued a sig alert for this problem -- excuse me, not a sig alert yet. i'm going with a traffic alert because all lanes are blocked in castro valley at westbound 580 and castro valley. we have not gotten an update in about 15 minutes but we were told all lanes were temporarily blocked due to a five to six vehicle collision. it sounds like we have some serious injuries and emergency crews are at the scene. as far as we know, no one is getting by. we are down to about 15 miles an hour and even slower than that as you get closer to the scene. that is definitely our biggest issue. good news on the richmond/san rafael bridge looks like the road work wrapping up on either

side, eastbound and westbound. a little bit after backup in the san quentin area but looking great in richmond and the other backup on the other side should look great and thin out in a few minutes. i'm tracking developing news in the south bay where milpitas police are investigating a dui crash involving a 17-year-old driver. that investigation ongoing right now. this new video shows a scene on lacy drive near edsall. they say the teenager hit two parked cars before he crashed as well and the car he was in flipped over. neighbors say they heard a loud bang when it happened. the teenaged driver had two other teens in the car. two of them were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. police say a man was sitting in one of those parked vehicles that got hit. he was talking on the phone. he had minor injuries but was not hospitalized. >> jessica, thank you. they have had one day off and the warriors are gearing up for another game day hoping to

take game four of the finals. >> looking forward to seeing klay thompson on the court again, and they're getting excited for tonight. hi, good morning.live in we have a line of people. some people tell us they got here yesterday afternoon, but we also have four-legged friends who love the warriors. i want to introduce you to him pulling up in a maserati. nice. is he styling or what? he doesn't have to wait in line apparently. he will appear at halftime tonight, says his guardian, human guardian. but then look at the line of people. these people are all in line to get into the restaurant here in oakland where the espn show "first take" will be broadcast. and even though the warriors lost their last game, you can hear the enthusiasm out here. these fans are still feeling confident the warriors will win the championship, and they got here early to make sure they got a spot. so they'll get a spot in the audience for this show to

represent their favorite team. >> we got here about what time? 3:00 a.m.? it took us about an hour and a half to get here. we came, both of us came here two years ago. early in the morning, so i wanted to come to the live viewing. >> reporter: i told you there's s insidechalet ence out here. restaurant. they are debating the game, the players. they do this when the warriors play at home. one more element of fun being in the championship here in oakland. here's one more live look at the fans out here. they're kind of waking up. some of them have been out here since yesterday afternoon, so they're tired but having a good time. really excited about the espn show, "first take." really excited about tonight's

game four. live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> that dog adorable, first of all. and the anti-drake sign is everything. amy, thank you. warriors head coach steve kerr says klay thompson will return tonight for game four. meanwhile, kevin durant will not be back. k.d. has not been cleared to scrimmage yet as he's still rehabbing his injured calf. it's kept him out nearly a month. steve kerr says that could happen in the next day or so. klay strained his hamstring. he is anxious to get back on the court. >> it just sucks missing a finals game. it's the nba finals. this is what we work our whole lives for. at the end of the day i would rather miss one game than an entire series. it wasn't the end of the world. i can't wait to get out here tomorrow. >> it just feels like business as usual, honestly. i hope that doesn't sound arrogant, but the benefit of having been through five years of this we have literally seen

everything. >> meanwhile, kevon looney was thought to have a broken collarbone. now we're hearing it may be a rib injury so he may return during the series after all. mayor libby schaaf has donated one ticket for auction. the winning person will sit with the mayor in box seats. the ticket includes pregame courtside access during player warm-ups. the auction closes at noon and we have a link forbidde ebidder. abc news is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game four is tonight in oakland. our coverage begins at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. then nba countdown at 5:30. tipoff for game four at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the game live from oracle arena. it's 5:06. happening today we may learn more about when the sales force transit center could reopen during a meeting in san francisco. crew have is been work to go

repair cracked beams inside of the center for nine months. and that has forced the closure of the building since september. workers have recently worked to get other parts of the building re ready for a reopening. the meeting starts at 12:30. the ghost ship trial resumes on monday. they will hear from a witness claiming a group of men set the deadly fire. defense attorneys believe what that woman says may clear derick almena and max harris for the deaths of 36 people in oakland. sharon evans wasn't inside when the fire broke out in 2016 but claims seeing men talking and laughing about the fire. investigators know where the fire started but have no idea how it began. cal fire determined it was a hammer that caused california's largest wildfire. the ranch fire broke out last july. investigators say it began when a rancher disturbed a yellow jacket's nest trying to plug a .

that action caused sparks to fly and ignited the fire. the ranch fire burned more than 400,000 acres in ge others were. the ranch fire destroyed 280 structures. in the east bay a weekend warm-up is forecast and with that comes increased fire danger. the fire department has extra staffing just in case. kate larsen has more on that. >> reporter: a fire in contra costa county tore through 20 acres of brush along highway 4 near willow pass road. >> because of these winds, the rate of spread is fairly rapid. it's a good indicator of what's yet to come. >> reporter: firefighters worked hard to contain the flames. this is one of several fires that burned in the bay area on thursday and one of many more to come as fire season begins. >> here in vallejo we're expecting hotter and drier weather. we have anticipated wind gusts which is all it takes to take a fire we could get out in a matter of a quarter acre and

drive it where it's multiple acres and begins to threaten structures. >> reporter: this weekend kevin brown says vallejo fire will have extra staffing and equipment for the first fire weather watch and possible red flag warning of the year. he says everyone should think about fire safety zones near their homes. >> a big fire is coming and they're unable to completely flee and escape, areas that cannot burn, concrete, riverbeds, rock quarries the best place to seek refuge. >> reporter: from green grass to dry fuel, photos of a hill behind fire station 27 one month apart in april and in may. two weeks later the grass which grew so tall from all of this year's rain is even more ready to burn. the fire weather watch starts at 11:00 p.m. friday and goes to sun dap at 1:00 p.m. but, of course, it's important that we're careful all year round. if you go to our website abc 7 news i posted a few ways you and your family can be fire safe. in vallejo, i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news.

all right. let's expand upon that. solano county. we have that north wind at 10 to 20, gusts to 35. humidity is dropping down to 10% to 20% and will not recover at night. it will get drier and that's when we'll have our most dangerous time while we're sleeping. upper 40s to low 50s through most of our inland east bay neighborhoods. concord, 54. mid to upper 50s out highway 4. let's take a look at other neighborhoods, low to mid-50s down both sides of the bay and into the south bay. 46 in los gatos. pacifica at 48 along with novato. napa at 43. there's a look at the high clouds that will be with us for several hours this morning and then we'll have sunshine. enjoy the comfortable weather if you're out and about. sunny and breezy at our beaches today. warm this weekend and peaceful out on the bay this afternoon. no small craft advisory. the north bay, you can see the high clouds hanging around through 11:00.

hang out to mid to upper 70s. the east bay, the high clouds hang around through 11:00, also. you'll hang out around 70 this afternoon and our last stop san francisco where we'll jump out of the 50s by 10:00 and get some sunshine in here during the afternoon hours and top out in the mid to upper 60s. we'll take a look at the heat wave next. here is alexis with the commute. good morning, mike. take you back to the east bay where we have this problem involving a crash with five to six vehicles. a little bit of good news, westbound 580 at castro valley boulevard. they have opened up the three left lanes so we're down to the two right lanes blocked. they are saying that one of the vehicles did catch fire and we also had some injuries there, so they're waiting for tow trucks. at least we have traffic moving through the stretch once again. and checking out the backup, it's improved just a bit since i put my measuring tool on there. we're down to about 1 1/2, maybe even closer to one at this point. that is starting to thin out and recover. also have another spot in the east bay, westbound 80 before san pablo avenue. sounds like a two car crash

blocking either the left lane or the two left lanes. so emergency crews arriving there and that is starting to cause a delay through the richmond area as well. coming up next the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. a moment of panic and a muni worker to the rescue. the story behind this emotional reunion you can only see here on abc 7 news. watching history unfold through the eyes of a 95-year-old rosie, her heartfelt

it is now 5:14. here are the 7 things you need to know this morning. a san mateo police officer is under arrest. officer robert edward davies is accused of trying to set up a sexual encounter with a user posing as a 16-year-old girl on snapchat and several other social media apps. number two from our live desk, president trump is lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi after she said she wan to see him in prison. in a new interview with fox news the president called pelosi, quote, a nasty, vindictive, horrible person. working on getting that clip for you, we'll show you part of the interview coming up at 5:30. number three, warriors minority owner mark stevens has been banned by the nba for one season and fined $500,000. this is after shoving and repeatedly cursing at raptors guard kyle lowry. stevens has apologized in a statement. number four, a live look at

oakland, lake chalet restaurant where they are lining up for espn's broadcast of "first take." broadcasting live from oakland this week. game four of the finals is tonight at oracle. temperatures out there right now about 50 degrees, too. you can see why they're bundled up. things will change rapidly. san francisco 66 today. at least 80 by sunday. that's cool compared to everybody else. that will be mainly in the 90s to near 100. all right. number six, the biggest issue this morning is a multicar collision in castro valley, westbound 580. it is in the cleanup stages and that backup is improving. three left lanes are open. two right lanes are closed and the backup is starting to thin out a bit. number seven, this is a story a lot of people are talking about on twitter. bradley cooper and his long time partner are calling it quits and eculatnhat h be dy detasfo of romantically linked to his

co-star, ladygaga new this morning, we have learned a man will appear in federal court today to answer char an attack on times square in new york city. prosecutors claim the unidentified man asked questions about buying hand grenades and talked about using them in times square. members of the joint terrorist task force including fbi agents and new york city police officers began tracking him. the u.s. attorney's office expects to provide some more information about the suspect later today. so far it's believed that he is not part of a larger terror plot. it's a case that we're watching closely, reggie. thank you. in today's "gma first look," investigators are releasing new details in the deaths of three americans at a resort in the dominican republic. >> he >> reporter: mystery in the tropics. preliminary autopsy results for those three american tourists are raising more questions than answers.

the report released by the dominican republic's attorney general's office indicating 41-year-old miranda schupp-werner suffered a type of cardiac arrest that led to respiratory failure. she died in her room just five days later, 63-year-old nathaniel holmes and his fiancee were found unresponsive in their room. preliminary autopsy reports finding organ and respiratory failure. >> do you have a video? >> yes. >> you have to do something. >> reporter: they were seen enjoying their time kayaking just a day before. and coming up at 7:00 a.m., dr. jennifer ashton weighs in on this unfolding medical mystery. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. only on 7 a close call inside the muni tunnel after a dog ended up on the tracks. >> abc 7 news was the only camera as amy and her pup rufus were reunited. she says rufus got spooked on

their walk yesterday morning and ended up running into the castro muni station. he traveled underground to the church station where a muni worker thankfully rescued him. >> we found the dog on the platform, underneath the platform shaking. we stopped the train and i walked to the runway to rescue the dog. >> he went from the castro muni station to the church station. >> yeah. >> wow. subway service was only briefly delayed while rufus was rescued and no worse for wear. wow. >> rufus, munymuni allows dogs s their trains. >> with human sized rats. >> good ending, absolutely. if you like hot temperatures, a good ending to the forecast this weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> anybody? >> i'm willing to go with that transition. >> i like that.

especially when the 80s hits sunday in san francisco. a look at what's going on. there are the high clouds from a weak cold front that's rolling through and it's going to keep us comfortable as we become sunny when it passes after the lunch hour. clear and cool tonight. maybe not quite as cold as this morning but it's still going to be in the low to mid-50s and then our hottest highs will be sunday and monday. let's take a look at today's temperatures. the micro climate, 73 in santa cruz, mid-70s to near 80 in the south bay. 78, a real dominant high temperature. 70 to 75, your spread on the peninsula. a sunny but breezy coast. 66 in downtown south san francisco. 77 in sausalito. gorgeous afternoon up in the north bay valley. 74 to about 78 degrees. really nice along the east bay shore, 72 in oakland to 76 in fremont for the warm spot. as you move inland one more day of not needing the air conditioner, 78 to 83 degrees.

if you're going to the game tonight, at 6:00 around 70 over at oracle. 64 degrees by 9:00. here we go. look at your temperatures, some 40s, lake port, clover dale, ukiah. except for half moon bay and antioch at 60 along with fairfield at 62. check out the temperatures. they just keep getting hotter even at the coast through monday. okay. checking out the commute this morning, back to castro valley where things continued to improve. we've got the three left lanes blocked as far as i know. not another update from chp but they're working on clearing a crash from the two right lanes at castro valley boulevard. five or six vehicles involved. they need three tow trucks it looks like so far. we did have one vehicle that caught fire. that is out. one person at least has some injuries there as well. that backup continues to improve so 18 miles an hour. we were just looking at that solid line of red a short time ago. that is starting to unwind. highway 4 to the maze still in

the green at 20 minutes. we do have a crash blocking one lane around san pablo avenue. westbound 80 across the bay bridge in the green at 11. southbound 101 san francisco to sfo, you're still looking good in the green at ten minutes. women played a critical role in local factories during world war ii. they were known, of course, as rosie the riveters, built ships in richmond and some still live in the bay area today. we met kay morrison who can still strike that signature rosie pose today. >> reporter: it's one moment kay morrison will never forget. >> i wanted a hug, and he gave me a kiss on the cheek and all of a sudden i just give him a kiss. >> reporter: sitting at her home in fairfield was another one. >> oh, my goodness, i was so happy i cried. >> reporter: kay, now 95 years old, watched on tv as fellow bay area rosie the riveters participated in the 75th anniversary of d-day commemorations in normandy.

>> i knew what a thrill it was for them to be there and it was more of a thrill for me to see them. >> reporter: kay had planned to be in normandy herself. she was part of the fund-raising efforts to get a group there. >> i wanted to go, but couldn't make it. >> reporter: kay was certainly with her friends in spirit. >> it's the greatest invasion in history. >> reporter: she was just 20 years old during world war ii working at the kaiser shipyard in richmond as a welder. that's me. i'm wearing my bandanna. >> reporter: kay said it's as important as ever to remember d-day. >> what a great sacrifice those men made. my message is to have peace in this world. while we're here and give it our best shot to whatever we do. >> reporter: she is, after all, a rosie.

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making news now, the shove that has the sports world in an uproar. the backlash is growing over what a warriors' part owner did in game three of the nba finals. b.a.r.t. taking a big stem forward in extending service in the south bay. riders may be hopping onboard trains before the new year. what's up, dub nation? ready for another win tonight? as you can see we're aggressively wearing gold and blue this morning as we get ready for hopefully the next game we win. you can see the countdown clock to abc's coverage of the game at the bottom of your screen. >> less than 12 hours to go before abc's coverage. first on this june 7th a look at the forecast, mike. another comfy day outside. look at the winds. they're still blowing a little bit onshore and the clouds you see is not the marine layer. those are high clouds from a weak cold front that's going to keep us conditions. here ier ead n temperatures

in the mid-40s in some of our deeper valleys to mid-50s around san francisco. increasing sunshine at noon. 74 to 77 at 4:00 without those aggressive breezes from yesterday, and 69 to 73 at 7:00. a nice evening on the way. how about the commute? here is alexis. looking great here, too, mike. a nice start to the day. still no word about metering lights. it doesn't look like they're needed yet with lighter than average volumes. friday light volumes there. we are not complaining. everything is looking okay. westbound 580 tracy into dublin, 37 minutes. you are now in the yellow. but overall that's not bad out of the central valley. westbound 4 antioch to concord in the green at 15. southbound 101 san rafael to san francisco in the green at 18 minutes. b.a.r.t. is apologizing to riders for a service disruption that snarled the evening commute. this happened yesterday

afternoon. they had to suspe service through the transbay tube after a construction company hit a natural gas linek about an hour that gas leak and restore service. by then the damage was done and delays went into the evening hours. >> that was a real pain yesterday. thank you. developing news in san mateo where a police officer is accused of sexting a girl he thought was under age. >> it was actually a concerned citizen posing as that teenager. abc 7 news reporter kris reyes live at the san mateo county jail with the creigh action from police. kris? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. this will be disturbing news for anyone who came into contact or worked with police officer robert edward davies. he was taken to this jail, santa clara county, after he was arrested yesterday. police allege davies, who is 40 years old, tried to engage in sexual activity with someone he acknowledged to be 16 years old.

here's how the investigation unfolded on saturday, may 11th. silicon valley crimestoppers received a tip from a concerned citizen who posed as a 16-year-old girl on tinder and snapchat. police allege davies acknowledged her age and that they chatted about engaging in sexual activity. during the follow-up investigation detectives confirmed davies' identity and served search warrants on his electronic devices, mobile apps and his home in morgan hill where he was arrested and taken to the santa clara county jail. san mateo police issued this statement. this alleged conduct, if true, is in no way a reflection of all that we stand for as a department. san mateo police officers we have sworn an oath to serve and protect our communities. i can assure you that we remain steadfast to this commitment. he was arrested in morgan hill where he lives. he remains here held on $50,000. police are asking anyone with

any information to help with their investigation to call crimestoppers. that number is 408-947-7867. we'll have that number on website as well, abc7news.com. now back to the studio. growing fallout following a courtside clash during game three. the nba has banned warriors minority owner mark stevens for one season because he shoved raptors guard kyle lowry. >> here is the play from wednesday night as lowry dives for that loose ball. you can see stevens shove him. he also yelled some expletives. the ban is effective immediately and includes a $500,000 fine. >> he's not a good look for the ownership group that they have. they have great guys, the ownership they have, i know they're unbelievable guys. a guy like that showing his true class. he shouldn't be a part of our league. there's no place for that. >> stevens released this

statement saying, quote, i made a mistake and i'm truly sorry. i need to be better and look forward to making it right. i fully accept the punishment administered by the nba and the warriors. president trump remains in europe this morning focusing on the g-7 summit in france. but while dealing with foreign affairs the president has lashed out at one of his top critics back here at home. house speaker nancy pelosi. president trump reacted to comments pelosi apparently made to others, senior democrats, about impeaching the president. she made those comments earlier this week. and politico reports the san francisco congresswoman said she would like to see president trump in prison. the president fired back on fox news overnight. >> she's incapable. she's a nasty, vindictive, horrible person. >> this comes as u.s. and mexican negotiators plan to meet again today. president trump threatening to impose tariffs on mexican

imports if a deal isn't reached soon and the clock is really ticking. today the president could order those tariffs to start on monday. >> jessica, thank you. we have new details in the ongoing teachers strike in the east bay. a group of parents has launched a recall effort now against three new haven school board members. our media partner the east bay times reports the parents notified board members jeff wang, lance nishihira, as well as board president sharan kaur of their intent to recall them. the group says the lack of leadership by the school board members has prolonged this strike. it is now nearly three weeks old. the strike has gotten the attention of candidate bernie sanders. he tweeted out that teachers deserve pay and benefits that reflect the important work that they're doing. he expressed solidarity with the new haven teachers. a san francisco board of supervisors committee will consider banning the sale of ecigarettes in the city. the proposal was first made in march. in addition to the ban ecigarette companies would be prohibited from leasing city

owned properties. juul is based in san francisco. the company tells "the chronicle" they are committed to staying in the city. in the south bay b.a.r.t. can begin testing its new silicon valley extension. vta just gave b.a.r.t. the keys to stations in milpitas and san jose's berryessa neighborhoods. they financed the project to build the ten-mile extension. it should be open by the end of the year. much more ahead including he loves making smartphone apps. he's only 10 years old. what apple did for the first time ever for this south bay wiz kid. caltrain adding more rider seats to its bicycle cars. the safety reason behind that move. >> first, a live look outside this morning as the sun is starting to come up. we'll check in on our weather with meteorologist mike nicco. all right, guys. let's take a look at what's going on outside and we'll start by showing you temperatures around san francisco that are in the lowdegrees. how about elsewhere, 47 in

petaluma. daly city, saratoga. 43 in american canyon. it is definitely our coolest morning. a look from the golden gate bridge. you can see the high clouds that are flowing through right now that will keep the sun down for a couple of hours. that's going to keep us cool to mild as we head into the afternoon hours and not as breezy if you're going to be on the bay today. no small craft advisory. 55 on the peninsula. you can see the high clouds hanging through at least 11:00. 66 there. total sunshine, low to mid-70s this afternoon. east bay valleys, high clouds hanging through 9:00. at 11:00 we're nearing 70 degrees. by 5:00 we're nearing 80 degrees. and at 7:00, 77 degrees. and for the south bay the high clouds hang around through at least noon keeping us in the mid-60s to upper 60s for the lunch hour and then low to mid-70s during the afternoon hours. man, that looks so comfortable. a great time to be outside. if you have outdoor activities, if you can get to them today, do it. this weekend you don't want to

be outside working, not in the heat. you want to be relaxing. let's talk about the commute and bring alexis in. good morning. how are we doing? we're doing okay. a couple slow spots. we've been talking about them all morning, castro valley, westbound 580. still have a crash blocking the two right lanes. sounds like three of those needed tow trucks there. we had some injuries and a little surprised they're moving pretty quickly get that go cleared. westbound 80 before san pablo, another multicar collision. this one just involving two vehicles, though, and that is blocking the left lane and that continues to cause a little backup if you are coming in through the richmond area from san pablo. and i had to open my mouth and jinx things. they flipped metering lights on. 5:31 the official time, about ten minutes later than an e ou thursday commute. it is lighter than ave

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or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? the heat and the breezes are going to cause some issues in the central valley to solano county starting at 6:00 tomorrow morning through sunday at 1:00, about 3.5 million people under this fire weather watch. we've also got flooding happening on the merced river at pohono bridge near yosemite. watch out for that, also.

we have 62 in tahoe. low to mid-80s through the central valley. sunshine and a breezy 63 in monterey. near 70 in san diego and los angeles. of course triple digits over in palm springs. low to mid-60s not only today but tomorrow in tahoe. enjoy, 73 degrees sunday. this just in to our abc 7 newsroom, barnes & noble sold. the national chain has been purchased by the firm elliott management. the price, $683 million. barnes & noble has been hit hard by online competitors including amazon and the company has lost more than $1 billion in market value in just the last five years. big change. reggie? thanks, caltrain plans to add more seats to cars where passengers are allowed to bring on their bikes. they are working to replace its entire fleet by 2022 when it will run on electricity. "the examiner" reports the board voted yesterday to add four more

passenger seats inside every bicycle car to prevent thefts by letting more cyclists sit near their bikes. a lost hiker is safe this morning thanks to sheriff's deputies. she got lost in the armstrong red woods yesterday. a sheriff's department helicopter found her and then lifted her to safety this is video taken from a deputy's helmet cam. deputies hooked her to a rescue rope and flew her to awaiting park rangers. she is doing fine. the youngest app developer at apple's developers conference is a 10-year-old boy from menlo park. >> his name is ayush kumar. he started coding at 4 years old. now he's making a name for himself in the tech industry. his father asked ayush to enter a contest. his task was to create an app in ten days and submit is for a chance at the apple scholarship program. the big challenge was partants p participants have to be 13 years

old. they made an exception. >> i looked at the trajectories and learning the arc of the catapult's projectile. i learned about that and incorporated that in the app. >> when he's not buried in his coding, he intensely plays the guitar including, i guess, imagine dragon songs. that's his favorite. in the future ayush hopes to design tech for cars. >> in the future ayush can do anything he sets his mind to. >> i think if ayush can't do it then no one can do it. >> that's probably accurate. >> would be a good t-shirt. >> very cool. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. wrong graphic there loaded. let me load the right one. i wanted to start off with graduation. you know how hot antioch can get. i'm sure they took that into consideration. deer valley wolverines, 9:00 will be 62. increasing sunshine and 68 by the time it's over. that's much better than what it could be in the afternoon hours.

congratulations, everybody. look at this, a beautiful shot from sutro tower there. it's mostly sunny today because we have a few clouds this morning and then sunny this afternoon and our most comfortable day moving forward, the bay and the coast. we'll be hottest sunday. inland hottest monday and then we'll start to see the summer spread return tuesday as cooling hits the coast. a look at a cold front, a weak one. it's kicking up the high clouds now. that will slow the warming early this morning and then we'll burst into sunshine, mid to upper 70s in the south bay, even an 80 in morgan hill. 0 to 75 on the peninsula. mid to upper 60s downtown south san francisco, sausalito. 74 to 78 through the north bay valleys. about 72 to 76 along the east bay shore and how about temperatures in the east bay valleys, 78 to 83. you'll be begging for those come sunday and monday when you're pushing triple digits, even 80s at the coast possible sunday and monday. alexis? good morning, mike. we have not had too many incidents this morning, really just the same couple that are

lingering here today so taking you to the east bay, westbound 80 before san pablo avenue a two-car crash blocking the left lane. i did just double-check, that's causing about a ten-minute depp lay now and still have our issue in castro valley as well. westbound 580 at castro valley boulevard. we have a five to six car crash and that's blocking two right lanes. overall, though, our drive times are looking good. a quick check of some of these, southbound 101 and santa rosa about 13 minutes. westbound 580 castro valley to the maze looking good at 14 and no delays on northbound 101 from the 286 split to highway 85. happening this morning it is national doughnut day. casual car-poolers will receive free doughnuts in oakland. the bay area air quality management district will hand out the free doughnuts at the pickup area on claremont avenue near college avenue. this morning's doughnut giveaway starts at 7:00 and runs until 9:00 or while supplies last. sounds great. >> i think national doughnut day

during pride month is a threat. >> intermittent fasti ining and doing your twice daily. >> i'm on to you, reggie. >> you are, it's true. it's happening. you have to. a nice glazed doughnut. >> can't say no. thanks. the fcc is taking drastic action now to fight those annoying and illegal robo calls. the fcc has voted to allow wireless carriers like verizon and at&t to just block unwanted calls automatically. carriers will be required to let customers opt out of the program if for some reason you really love getting all those row bow calls. questions remain about whether consumers may have to pay for the service. the decision does not require robo saul blocking to be provid. utahased company is offering $1,000 to the brave soul who is willing to use a flip phone for a week called the flip phone challenge. frontier bundles is the name of the company behind the offer

saying here's your chance to go back to the '90s. if you're chosen they'll pay the $1,000 to document how long it takes to text and check emails using that flip phone instead of your smartphone. the ideal candidate will be a self-proclaimed smartphone fiend. head to abc7news.com if you want to apply. >> remember when i got my first flip phone, i felt so cool. >> it did seem cool. you could pick a couple ring tones. >> oh, my gosh, those ring tones, are you kidding me? >> the options. nostalgia. >> why don't you take it? with the cost of college rising, new research reveals whether it pays off for graduation. af drones for disaster relief. a big call for code in san jose. plus, the cutest video ever, just chilling out. see why this toddler and his dad are now taking over the internet. >> super sweet. it is

a sheriff's deputy is recovering from a serious rattlesnake bite. this happened while he was looking for illegal marijuana grows. the deputy had to be airlifted to the hospital for treatment of that leg bite. a 15-foot-tall goddess has a new home in san francisco this morning. >> the artist and her crew installed a metallic sculpture in hayes valley. you can see the jin female buddha and her skin is a combination of bicycle sprockets to door knobs. >> a composite of a female robot mixed in with the female buddha. which stands for compassion. i think in a cool way she's a mix of the cold and the new. >> the sculpture will be at the

park on hayes on octavia street for the next year. really? i thought the same thing. we think a lot alike, huh? oh, that's crazy. right. >> this adorable moment of a father pretending to have a conversation with his infant son is getting so many clicks at abc7news.com and it's pretty obvious why. deztin pryor is having a good time with his son and truly looks like they understand each other and i think they do. i think this kid knows exactly what he's saying. > very sweet. >> way to go. here is a look at the finals, game four tonight. dubs on 7. if you're lucky enough to go to the game, 70 at 6:00. dropping down to 64 on the other side. we'll have the giants taking on the dodgers, 63 at 7:15, dropping down to 59 under a

clear sky and not too breezy. saturday 70s in san francisco. above average, mid-80s around the bay and some 90s inland. now the heat will peak sunday. the temperatures are conservative. these upper 70s in san francisco. i think many neighborhoods will hit the low to even mid-80s in san francisco as we reach 930 around the bay and upper 90s inland. the heat will peak inland monday with all of those triple digits. then there will be a slow relief as we head through most of next week. it will feel a lot like summer, alexis. i hear you. that is looking very warm. we're looking okay here at the bay bridge toll plaza. things have filled in. later than normal because it is a friday. so 5:31 the official time for the metering lights. we're now looking at our typical backup coming into the maze. no issues for car-pool users but everybody else has definitely filled in. a quick check of mass transit. you've been looking good so far today. 41 b.a.r.t. trains in service with no delays. ace 1 and 3 out on time.

normal service for vta. this is very interesting. new york city police are apologizing for the first time for the raid on a gay bar which eventually led to the modern gay rights movement. in 1969, almost 50 years ago, officers raided the stonewall inn. patrons resisted arrest and that sparked days of protest. >> i'm certainly not going to stand up and pretend to be an expert on what happened at stonewall. i do know what happened should not have happened. the actions were wrong, plain and simple. the actions and the laws were discriminatory and oppressive and, for that, i apologize. >> the police commissioner james o'neill made those remarks during a pride briefing in the city. lgbtq activists have been asking for that kind of apology for years. it is 5:55. if you are a coder, ibm wants to hear from you. here is an idea what the company

wants for its call for code competition. this is a drone that is flown using code rather than a human operated joystick. it's intended to be used during wildfires. ibm showed it to us in san jose. >> this will help prevent humans from having to go into dangerous situations. we can take drones and have them fly over the decimated areas and figure out where the victims are and send the firemen straight in to rescue those people. >> you can enter until the end of july. the winner gets several rewards including $200,000. coming up next on abc 7 mornings, a brand-new video of a brush fire in san jose. bottles of alcohol found on the ground after a roll over crash overnight. who was inside and what happened right before it flipped. also -- >> reporter: it's friday and it's game four of the finals. these fans are already in line. they want to get in the audience

of a national tv show to show their love and support for the warriors. we'll explain coming up. >> those folks are high energy this morning. it's giving me a lot of life. we'll leave you with this live look outside at 5:57. let's take on the issues. let's call out the problems. >> let's face it, we have a trash issue here in san francisco. >> and find real solutions. let's have hard conversations. >> i feel that the community has failed people of color. >> and hear one another. >> we can use words. we don't have to use our fists. >> our concerns might be different. but we're in this together and building a better ba

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a brush fire in san jose. this is brand-new video just in to our live desk. firefighters battling this fire

at santa teresa boulevard. the fire broke out around 4:10 this morning. a car hit a utility pole, and that knocked down some electrical wires. firefighters have contained the fire to about one acre. the car's driver, we're told, suffered only minor injuries. that's a bit of good news this morning. >> what did you just say, jessica? your mic went off about the crash. >> also tracking a crash involving several teenagers. it happened overnight in milpit milpitas. >> okay, we'll see you then. good morning to you on friday, june 7. the warriors versus the raptors at oracle. >> we are counting down to abc's coverage, 11 1/2 hours. first a check