news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 inand thanks vmucr joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the first look at the accuweather forecast. lisa argen has a look at this weekend's hot weather and where there is a red flag warning in effect. good morning, lisa. >> good morning, chris. hi, everyone. we have a significant warming trend going into effect over the next three days and we are seeing the gusty winds in the higher elevations and here's live doppler 7 where there's patchy fog and temperatures are cool at the coast, but in the north bay, winds are gusting already over 45 miles an hour and with the added heat today, relative humidity dropping to anywhere from 10 to 20%.

so those wind gusts could be up to 60 miles an hour and we're adding heat each and every day. also the heat concerns over the weekend as temperatures around the bay 95 to 105 degrees around the bay and near 90 in san francisco tomorrow. tonight will be cool, but the winds will be quite gusty and a beautiful view right here and the sun was up ten minutes ago and 61 in san francisco and mountain view still, and a late sea breeze right at the coast and overall those winds will be an offshore component allowing for those dry conditions. it is 65 in vacaville and 52 in santa rosa. we'll talk details in a few minutes. chris? >> happening now. high-fire danger across the north bay is prompting the red fl and moraga are so high that pg and e announced it is proactively turning off power.

parts of napa and lake berryessa are going dark and suisun city and vacca veil and parts davis and winters are impacted. liz kreutz has more. >> reporter: evacuations have been lifted near the kordellia junction early friday, but as residents begin returning to their homes this is the fire season. >> this is the first. >> it's become the new normal. a red flag warning is in effect through the weekend. >> the upper elevations of sonoma county and it still serves of what's to come this season. >> the santa rosa fire department says they're not staffing up yet, but are taking other precautions. >> we actually moved our engine into a different part of the cty to pre-position it. >> counties across the north bay are bracing for a high-fire danger, pg&e is, too, the utility company starting 6:00

a.m., they will shut off to parts of napa, solano counties. >> because we've seen an increase in wildfires we are taking safety precautions by shutting off the power and to help reduce the wildfire threats. but for some, the planned outables add some concerns. she owns picayune sellers after the financial hit she took two years ago. >> i live also here so on one hand you do appreciate the calling, but from the business point of view, it's very scary and nerve-racking because if we don't have power, you know, none of the equipment work and we cannot really do any business. >> we should mention that calistoga is likely not part of the area of napa county that will see its power turned off today and pg&e is considering turning off power to butte county, specifically paradise which we know is still recovering from the camp fire

last year. in kalcalistoga, liz kreutz, ab news. are you prepared if pg&e cuts fire for fire danger? go to abc 7 for a complete guide of what you should do before, during and after. >> during a red flag warning any time, trust the abc 7 app for the latest information to keep you and your family safe. customize alerts for the area that you live. time now is 6:04. developing news in the east bay, there is tentative deal to end the teachers strike. luz pena has the details. >> the strike is over for now. >> we were able to come out with a tentative agreement. >> the road toward this agreement wasn't easy said this teacher. >> i've barely seen my kids and my family the past 14 days or beyond. >> the agreement will provide teachers a 3% on the scheduled pay increase, going all of the

way back to january 1, 2019, something teachers say was necessary to support their families. >> it's getting harder and harder to make a living in the bay area as a teacher and that's really what this fight was about was forcing the district to recognize that they have to make us a priority. >> new haven unified district teachers will receive a 2.5% bonus for the 2018 and the 2019 school year. >> what's your message to the school district after those 14 days? >> my message is simply that it's the fact that we should be recognized and heard. >> the unified school district has a message for team. both teams put in 200 hours at the bargaining table to reach an agreement. we are thrilled that the teachers will be back with the students where the community wants them to be. >> we have to have a ratification vote and that will happen on sunday. once pending rat if i kaificati

teachers will be back in the classroom on monday. >> do you think that will happen? >> i think so, yes. >> they cannot earn those days back if they work over the summer. >> some parents are concerned about those seniors who are waiting for grades and transcripts to move on to college. i spoke to several teachers who told us they're ready to help them on monday if this gets ratified on sunday. in hayward, lose pena, abc 7 news. it might have been the last game at oracle arena and the warriors are facing a very uphill climb after facing the raptors last night. both thompson and muni returned last night and outscoring and outplaying their opponent in the third quarter. toronto leads the series 3-1. >> you have to do it one game at a time. it sounds cliche, but for us that's the only way to get back in the series is give everything you've got for 48 minutes and everyone on the floor in game

five. everybody out there believed that we can get this continue. >> we've been in this situation before against okc a few years ago, and the whole idea was just win one game and see what happens and that's what we did. we won game five and won game six. of 3-1 before, so why not o w make our open history? >> final score 105-92. it remains unclear if kevin durant will be able to return to the court for game five. after the game it was a system behr scene as warriors fans trudged out of oracle. fans leaving the arena were much less optimistic in comparison to fans after game three and some were taking pictures in front of oracle in case it was the last time the they were playing there. many were emotional about it

next season and some can pull out three more wens. >> we were just so disappointed in what happened. they looked tired. they looked tired, you know, but loed pretty good. other team >> we can win three in a row. we were the best team in the last five years and we're a great road team. >> abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the game times and do or die is our coverage begins on monday followed by the dubs on 7:00 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30 and game five of the nba finals is at 6:00 p.m. followed by after the gentlemen with sports director larry beil. time now 6:08 on this morning. lisa argen keep an eye on the toasty conditions. >> it is at 33% in napa and winds are gusting there.

already in the mid-60s and a live look outside from the east bay hills camera where it is 60 in san ramon so those offshore winds already working to dry out out the atmosphere. it is very warm today and very hot tomorrow and your accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> friday announces a deal with mexico ask why he says tearives -- meet the poem who made oracle a reason at home of the warriors. >> dub nation, rise up. let me hear you dub nation. >> the warriors on abc 7. >> abc 7. >> abc 7. >> see the dubs on 7. ♪ ♪

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president writing on twitter, quote, thechuled to gasto are hereby indefinitely suspended. mexico is taking measures to stem the tide of migration into the southern border. >> the united states will expand the migrant protection protocols across its entire southern border. this means that those crossing the u.s. southern border to seek asylum will be rapidly returned to mexico where they may await their adjudication of their asylum claims. >> the u.s. claim behr of commerce representing 140 american businesses and agriculture associations put out a strong statement opposing the tariffs saying they would, quote, harm u.s. consumers, workers, farmers and businesses of all sizes across all sectors making us less competitive. the president defending his tough trade tactics. >> tariffs are a beautiful thing. republicans should love what i'm

doing. >> trump's proposed 5% tariff on all mexican goods was set to take place on monday and those tariffs could have gone as high as 25% by october and the economists had estimated the tariffs combined with those instituted on chinese pema equi $190 billion a year on new taxes from american consume allowed t flag. the agency must grant permission to fly anything other than the american flag. among the u.s. missions overseas that were denied were brazil, germany, israel and latvia. pride flags can be displayed elsewhere on the ground, but not the official flag pole. in the east bay, a massive swastika installed in the front yesterday of an elle sobrante yard has been covered up. you can see tarps covering the symbol. johnson told us earlier this

week the symbol was a tibet an peace sign and not one of neigh the swastika offensive and hateful. a brand of baby formula distributed exclusively in the bay area is now the subject of an fda recall. the administration warns anyone who has bobbie baby infant formula in their home to stop using it. the fda says the milk-based formula does not provide adequate nutrients for growing babies and the product lacks proper labeling. bobbie baby is imported from germany. athletes with down syndrome are showing their stiff at tuff san francisco 49ers camp. today is the last day of the camp and dustin dorsey has the story. >> this football camp, this is my start. >> yeah! >> i come back to this game and

i am the leader! [ cheering ] >> let's go! >> football star! >> the football camp, a genuine football camp and authentic football camp for athletes with down syndrome and they love the opportunity to show their stuff and to be the guy on the field and learning them how to play football. [ indiscernible ] [ cheering ] >> i'm suggesting that he get some of these kids on the radar they have great potential. i think some of them ought to be 49ers. >> they have some niners here and they don't realize they're competing for the roster. >> it's important for the kids to have something to be passionate about and everyone

here loves the game and enjoys it and everyone is here running everyone, meeting the players and coaches. >> it is an asset for you to be able to get to know someone like this and it's not something you should be worried about or be afraid of and it is far more a blessing than it would be anything else. >> on three, stars! [ cheering ] in the south bay silicon valley's newest public park will welcome its first visitors this morning. bear creek redwoods is located just south of los gatos, transforming the 1400 acre space into a park took decades and millions of dollars. the park is home to thousands of toweri0 years old. there will be six hiking trails and a 52-spot parking lot which is expected to fill up fast on opening day. >> weatherwise, a mild start today and change are on the way.

meteorologist lisa argen tracking the accuweather forecast. >> gusty winds in the upper elevations and high fire danger rid on through the weekend and into monday and we're looking at those heat concerns as the heat builds tomorrow into monday, but today's going to be a warm day as well and the peninsula expecting low to mid-80s and a look at sfo around 80 degrees and 62 downtown and 54 inosnd lw 50s morgan hill and 48 half moon bay up from 46 and here is the flag flying here in the city. we have offshore winds, but right at the coast, a very weak sea breeze and 52 in santa rosa and mid-50s, petta luma and 55 in the delta and we're looking for the winds to be blowing strong after sunset by 9:00, 10:00. temperatures from 15 to 16 degrees above where we were yesterday 24 hours ago in the north bay so that already is

creating low relative humidity in some of the valleys down to 30%. usually we're at 80% to 90% right now and we're certainly not going in the right direction. a beautiful view of the golden gate bridge. elevated fire danger and looking at temperatures soaring and perhaps record heat into tomorrow and monday. so triple digits will be common. today we're looking at more moderate heat and here's what happens tomorrow. we're getting the gusty winds and not a whole lot of cooling tonight, but enough and with those offshore winds, we've got temperatures in the 70s tonight and tomorrow the heat will build for steamy conditions and 80 in the city and look at what happens on monday, and perhaps in concord and 103 in livermore and we get relief around the bay on tuesday, but not inland. at the coast we'll see those winds pick up and here's a look at santa cruz where it will be 81 degrees today and those winds will be offshore for most of the day, but you have to be all of the day and right at the coast

we'll get the weak onshore component allowing for that 51-degree ocean temperature to allow temperatures to stay comfortable in the low to mid-70s today and that doesn't last as the coast warms up monday. the wind profile and upper elevations are looking at 30 to 40-mile an hour gusts and throughout the afternoon, still breezy and still out of the north-northeast and look at what happens tonight. once again, those gusty winds and the offshore component although the temperatures peak on monday and the winds will be backing off and that's the good news through santa rosa the next couple of days. you should be at 79 and upper 90s on monday and highs around the bay and 82 in richmond. 80 san mateo and 84 for palo alto and looking at 84 san rafael and 93, santa rosa and a warm day around the bay and the seven-day forecast and temperatures continue to climb for the second half of your

weekend and into monday download the accuweather app and we haven't seen temperatures like this for quite some time and summer starts two weeks from now and boy, it will feel really warm in the east bay inlandsoryy cool. >> getting a summertime preview there. lisa, thank you. just ahead, a rattlesnake

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eradication team is scouting for illegal activity. >> rattlesnakes are common in california and it's a good remind tore both look and listen if you're hiking one of our local trails. >> these reptiles are not just confined to rural areas. if you encounter one stay still. >> if you don't startle them and give them every opportunity to leave they will. >> san jose park ranger pam hshg elke says to avoid tall grass, weeds and underbrush where snakes can hide during the day. >> don't try to pick them up. rattle snakes are much more afraid of you than you are of them. you're a large predator. >> some residents actually enjoy the sightings. >> somebody who was behind me on a bike pointed it out and we went back and took pictures of it and, yeah, it was fun. it was exciting. >> chad krueger of norcal wild life removal has responded to dozens of calls in recent months.

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your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. good morning and thanks so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're waking up to a very warm day across the bay area. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> up in the north bay in marin, they're getting wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour and this is why we have the red flag warning in effect about 1,000 feet for the north bay as those gusty wins are drying out the atmosphere down to 33% relative humidity in

napa, but we'll go lower than that. probably about 12%. those winds could gust as much as 60 miles an hour. this is going to back off throughout the day today and then start up again and the winds overnight tonight and so with that, we're building the heat into tomorrow, 95 to 105 degrees around the bay. san francisco could hit 90. so heat concerns for sure and a pretty sight this morning as we look live for sutro and the golden gate bridge and half moon bay and you're at 46 earlier in the 60s from san francisco, and 61 in mountain view and from the east bay hills camera, and the peak, low 90s. it will be relief compared to tomorrow and monday, 62, son thea santa rosa and 55 in vacaville. up to 50 miles an hour in the north bay and looking at the rapid warm-up this morning, chris? >> lisa, thank you. pg&e's top leaders secretly

toured the community of paradise. it was ordered by u.s. district judge william alsa so the embattled leaders can witness the damage in person. he is overseeing the company's probation and was also part of the tour. pg&e is faulted for starting the november 2018 fire. 85 people died in that disaster. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area and one of the region's biggest and most highly anticipated transportation projects is on track to open before the end of authority has g ten-mile extens and two stations at milpitas an. service is expected to begin in december. it's been a monumental effort to get to this point. >> we've built roadways as part

of the station areas. we did lots of environmental litigation and it's a large effort that's more than a station and some cracks. >> phase 2 will bring bart to downtown san jose to a terminal into the santa clara cal trains station. >> we want to hear your idea about building a better bay area. you can join them by building a better bay area on facebook. >> it's been more than ten years since oscar grant died at the station. >> a huge mural honoring his life and legacy will officially be unveiled. leslie brinkley gives us a look at the eye-catching mural and introduces us to the artist who painted it. >> a blazing wave of blue hits you as you walk up to the west side of the station and it's oscar grant's favorite color framed in gold and west african emblems set against the ocean skyline. oscar grant died at the hands of

a bart police officer ten years ago, and the dove ascends from the platform and the cosmos. >> people are pausing to take pictures and find inspiration in it. the official unveiling is saturday at noon and the street will be named oscar grant way. >> it's an iconography of this agency coming to terms with the brutal murder of oscar grant and its collaboration with his family and community. >> this mural is the first long term project under bart's art and transit program. they paid a local muralist $38,000 to paint on this highly uneven exterior concrete wall. it was a really tough job.sin police terrorism. >> this well known oakland artist known as reefa one put his heart and soul into the project. >> i hope the mural opens up more dialogue and action to end

the challenges we face as the black community. i also hope that it brings a sense of peace and joy to the family, and i hope it helps to transform the visual landscape into something that is conducive to our growth and self-determination and liberation. >> in oakland, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >> after 47 seasons, the warriors will leave the oakland alameda county arena ending the era with a golden good-bye, but the building known assor beingael a renal be remembered as building the warriors into the team they are today. eric thomas is hosting a special about the fans and workers who made the arena the home of the golden state warriors. >> they're going to leave you open, man, make them pay. >> few people who work in the arena know the players today better than curtison. sherethteo rycot.or that

three-point tunnel shot before every home game. >> steph w shooting these deep shots from the corner, you know, from the tunnel, so we just got into a conversation about it, you know? we opened a rapport or whatever and he started throwing me the ball and i started passing the ball and we went from there. >> he says the warriors star is a role model and the essence of what it means to be a golden state warrior. >> he's a -- a really grounded, down to earth person, you know, he can tell that he has, like great values and morals and you can tell that he's really, really a passionate and compassionate person because there are times when they get a certain amount of time to warm up and then he has a

autographs and sometimes some kids would come that wasn't in a position to get autographs, and you know, steph would look over nodo i'll send a little child down or whatever. >> curtis has worked at the coliseum for 25 years. it's his job to keep players and fans safe, but also ensure that everyone has a memorable time regardless of where they're sitting. >> everybody is the same. if you -- if this guy right here has, say, $10 million and maybe it might have took you four or five months to save your money up to come to a game he's not more important than you are, you know? i'm going to accept you for who you are and i'll do my best to make sure you're happy at that particular time and make sure tha that you have a great experience. curtis has fl loollowed the wars

to the chase center. >> i've been here when they were good and when they was bad. tr die hard warriors fan and she's been a fixture in the oakland arena for 22 years. mildred says warriors fans hold a special place in their heart. >> the warriors have a thing that you can't copy because it's in here. it's the heart of the team and you can't copy that. >> she says many people have been coming so long that workers and fans together have grown old together, had children together and celebrated victories together. >> this place has a history of family to me because people have been around each other so long, season ticket holders for years. they've seen kids grow up and they've seen them bring their family in and the people that work here, we have a lot of people that have been here

longer than i have that are 35, 40 years. mildred won't beakinghe me in san francisco. she's retiring. and i'm going to miss coming out here and wat the tcth but in td to nment is what need. in the environment because i watch it the game when a get home at night. >> watch 47 seasons, a golden good-bye on all abc platforms including amazon fire. still ahead on abc 7 mornings. a museum just for instagram fans where you can get ultimate pics coming up, but first, here's a live look outside from our camera in santa cruz this morning and temperatures there can hit the 80s today.

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limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing. that's our thing. call 1-800-call-att. welcome back. happening now, major detours are in effect in downtown san rafael for construction on the smart train extension to the ferry terminal. third street is closed between temp temple pius avenue until 4:00 a.m. on monday. sky 7 give us a look at the area affected and the train station will be closed and shuttle busses will take smart riders fa a weekend long.ic cen >> all right.

so weather wise, it's a little hot. >> yeah. it's going to be hot. central marin, san rafael, 80s today andshore wins are drying out and you can see the camera shaking a bit and 60 in oakland and 62 in san ramon. a beautiful morning, but already in the mid-60s out by the delta. we are still in the 40s in yukaia, and the offshore winds through monday and i'll detail your seven-day forecast coming up. >> a familiar stop for the warriors on the brink of elimination after dropping game four to the raptors and larry beil has the

in sports a full day of baseball ahead for fans and the as play game one in a doubleheader against the texas rangers. the giants battle the dodgers at oracle park at 4:15 and the as and rangers play the second game of the doubleheader at 6:05. last night the dubs dropped game four at oracle arena and need a win on monday to keep the three-peat hopes alive. here's larry beil with more in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. larry beil at oracle arena where the warriors are on the brink of exlimb nation after losing game four of the nba finals to

toronto, 105-92 and the raptors have a commanding 3-1 series lead. >> klay thompson returned for golden state. he looked good any so did the warriors building a double digit lead in the first half and 14 points and led the warriors early on. you couldn't tell any signs of that hamstring injury, and here on the and missed and he had half at halftime and another bucket and the warriors were up by four at the half and kawhi leonard was unreal in the third quarter as he gives the raptors their first lead with the three. sergio baca, huge in this game and the raptors would go the other way and then baca would drain the three and he contributed with 20 points and the warriors' defense again lacking and kawhi with 17 of his 36 in the third period as the raptors took a stranglehold on this game and they went back-to-back at oracle and

105-92 and lead the series 3-1. >> you have to do it one game at a time and it sounds cliche and for us, that's literally the only way that we'll get back in the series is give everything we've got for 48 minutes and everyone that steps on the floor in game five. everybody out there believe that we can get this done. >> we've been in this situation before against okc a few years ago and the whole idea was win one game and see what happens and that's what we did. we won game five and then we won game six and we won game seven. >> we win one and we'll build on that, you know, but i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before, so why not make our own history? >> we'll see. on to baseball. giants and dodgers, bruce bocce honored pregame for his 1,000th win as the giants skipper taking on clayton kershaw. bottom six, the soft grounder.

evan longoria safe at the plate and the giants scored two in the inning and 2-1 giant, the final. the as and rangers in texas and the 2-2 game in the sixth inning and it's hunter pence with his 13th homer of the year off of brett anderson as rangers take the lead and hunter pence rejuvenated in texas tied 3-3 in the ninth and marcus simeon with his second homer of the night and makes it 5-3 and the as win by that score. so that's a wrap on morning sports from oracle, we'll see if the warriors can get kevin durant back for game five and maybe extend the season and game five will be monday night on abc 7. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> let's get a check now of the bay forecast with lisa argen. >> 10 to 15 degrees above record normal. likely heat sunday and monday

and elevated mountain danger and look at the winds on top of mount tam and they're about 50 mile an hour winds reducing humidity to 27% this morning and in our east bay valleys around antioch today, 91 degrees and that's not too hard to take, but by sunday, mid-90s and 105 on monday and the winds are blowing there as well and tuesday, you get an extra hot day as the rest of the area cools off and the inland east bay takes another day and by wednesday, a typical summer spread and you can see it blowing here from the abc 7 roof camera and the wins are offshore unless you're right at the coastline you will get a weak sea breeze. if we look at the 24 24 and the exploratorium camera shows how nice it is in the city. 64 and 54 oakland and 61 in mountain view with mid-50s, san jossy and 52 morgan hill and half moon bay at the beach and it will be 81 degrees in santa

cruz and a warm day there and ocean beach in pacifica. this is where the winds have been blowing all night long so numbers have been up in the 60s and relative humidity is already down and by vacca vile with the blowing winds and finally, concord, look at all of the sunshine and 89 for the high today and the temperatures climbing and the heat lasting into monday as we look at the wind gusts right now. up in sonoma county, wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour and looking at the 40 mile an hour wind gust and very breezy and the foothills in the south bay up to 20 miles an hour and the strongest winds right around sunrise and sunset. so tonight that's what we'll be watching tonight during the overnight hours. 87 for you and closer to the bay there. 84 in palo alto and mountain view about 87 a that's about 12, 13 degrees

above average. 90 for you at about 4:00 or 5:00 in sonoma when we get more of the afternoon highs coming in at 5:00 today. 88 in vallejo and 85 in hayward and union city and it will be a warm day in the east bay, but you head inland and a return to those 90s today and if you're out in livermore and gusty wins if you're to the east of us and to the north of the city and temperatures will be warm for most of the night in the 60s and 70s by sunrise dropping into the 50s and looking at 70s coast, mid-80s around the bay and the warm-up today and tomorrow looking at the soaring temperatures and it's the hour pie hour temperature because we'll continue to add to that heat and you'll see the sea breeze if you're in the city or

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