it's sunday, june 9th. thank you so much for joining us. we'll start with the forecast and meteorologist lisa argent checking the forecast. >> we are clear. another hour with the temperatures dropping. already in the 50s and 60s. we have cooled, but we still have a red flag warning in effect throughout the day today. winds will be gusty again in the upper elevations throughout the morning hours. then they will subside. relative humidity is critically low with numbers in the teens. we also have a "spare the air" alert for poor air quality in the santa clara valley, moderate elsewhere. temperatures are climbing. that's why we have a heat

advisory in effect throughout the bay area. 90s widespread around the bay. close to that in san francisco, 100 inland. we're looking at 59 in novato, 53 in san francisco. 60 in san jose. so get out and enjoy that cool air now. winds gusting to near 40 miles per hour from mt. tam through about 1,000 to 2,000 feet. look what happens by 10:00, we are in the 80s up in the north bay. mid 70s. mostly sunny and look at the heat coming into play by this afternoon. we're talking a hotter day and even hotter tomorrow. chris? >> thank you. developing news, a fire continues to burn this morning in yolo county, forcing families from their homes as it tears through 1,700 acres. this is new video of the sand fire that broke out amid red fla warnings. cal fire says some structures have been damaged, but it's unknown if they are homes. the fire is near gwinda and

rumsey along highway 16. abc7 has more. >> reporter: helen mcclosky watches intensely as a helicopter circles a bove gure out how serus the sd fire is. >> we' been with no idea how bad this is. >> reporter: until a sheriff's deputy tells them it's time to leave. >> you guys are aware of the evacuation -- >> oh, is it mandatory? >> yeah. >> it's obviously this is going to be the new form. >> reporter: helen and pete have to evacuate with their six dogs. >> only took a few things out. i decided to take my grandfather's memoirs. >> reporter: they went through this last year with the fire that burned over 90,000 acres. they have supplies packed but say no matter how much they plan it's tough. >> the biggest concern, of course, is losing the farm and house and ev. of course we're under insured. just together. >> reporter: cal fire says the sands fire broke out just after

2:30 p.m. pushed along by strong winds and the dry heat. >> the fires arengo ca areas th firefighters needed to tackle first. when the fire jumped highway 16, the main road through the area it prompted mandatory evacuations. the mccloskys got no e-mail or text alerts which they say are important because getting out isn't as easy as people would think. >> there's one road in, one road out, highway 16. if the casino had to evacuate, you could kiss off that end of the area. and we had highway 16 and arbuckle roads, and the county won't maintain the road. it could be a deathtrap. >> abc7 news. >> pg and and e is taking precautions and shut down power in parts of the north bay yesterday and is now in the process of restoring power. areas with power being restored include parts of unincorporated

napa county, portions of suisun city, vacaville, and yolo yoint. pg&e revised guidance for the foothills. they turned off power for 16 in butte and yuba. but people in placer and el dorado are keeping their power for now while pg&e keeps an eye on things. we spoke to napa residents. >> they're early and it's not okay. >> reporter: margarita sanchez is picking up her parents because their home near lake beresa has no power. >> no power, no internet, no nothing. so we've got to go. >> reporter: pg&e cut power early saturday to 1,600 customers in high fire-danger areas of the north bay due to red flag conditions. >> i'm pretty sure they know what they're doing. >> reporter: the pool at this mobile home community isclosed.

resident jesse shag worried about losing all the food in her fridge. >> doing the best we can with what we've got. it's like you have to buy a generator, and i can't afford to buy a generator. i'm on a fixed income. >> reporter: last summer the county fire forced residents here to evacuate. but mike mccowen says his communities shouldn't have to suffer again. >> we've now been through half a dozen fires up here. we've never had a problem with power lines arcing. >> reporter: pg&e is shutting down the power as a precaution. the equipment has been blamed for sparking wildfires including the camp fire in paradise which killed 85 people. the marina late-night host power, too, but an emergency generator is keeping the lights on and the refrigerators cold. >> we got an automated phone call yesterday. we were able to prepare by getting our generators ready. you know, i don't think you're ever as prepared as you want to be for a power outage. >> reporter: pg&e says restoring power to the north bay communities could take up to 24 hours. they say more power outages are

possible this weekend. in napa, cornell bernard, abc7 news. during a red flag warning and any time, trust the abc7 news app to get you the latest information to keep you and your family safe. download it now and customize the forecast and alerts for the area where you live. 5:06. developing news. teachers at the new haven unified school district are set to vote this afternoon on a tenanttive contract deal. the terrific says it includes a 1.5% salary increase and a 2.5% bonus in year. next year teachers would get a 3% pay bump. they initially wanted 10% over two years. if teachers approve the contract, they could return to the classroom on monday. the strike began may 20th. investigators are trying to determine the cause of a car fire that interrupted dinnertime in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood. flames engulfed a silver sedan parked on union street just after 6:30 last night. as you see on this video, the spectacle attracted quite a

scene of onlookers. many watched, from some from the street, as a plume of smoke rose from the burning car. >> at first it was just the front of the car that was burning up. then it started exploding little by little as it was enveloping the whole car. >> firefighters put the fire out in a matter of minutes. in the east bay a mural honoring oscar grant was revealed in oakland. family, friends, and community members gathered to remember the 22-year-old african-american man who was fatally shot by a b.a.r.t. police officer at the station new year's day, 2009. grant's mother fought to get the mural up. the b.a.r.t. board approved it unanimously in february m. >> the hurt is still there. the pain is still there. but it lets me know that through oscar's death that his life will be remembered for years and years and years from now.

>> along with the mural, a previously unnamed street was also named and dedicated in grant's honor. the warriors r tc with fans at oracle arena to watch the team take on the raptors. bars open at 5:00. a portion of the proceeds benefit the oakland community foundation and the warriors community foundation. the raptors are giving mcdonald's a run for its money. restaurants in ontario, canada, agreed to give away orders of french fries whenever the raptors hit 12 or more three pointsers in a game this season. mcdonald's estimated 700,000 orders. so far, they've given away about two million orders at a cost of more than $4 million. abc7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game five is tomorrow in toronto.

abc7's mindy bach and dion lim will report from scotiabank arena. castro begins this afternoon at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00, nba countdown at 5:30, then "after the game" with larry beale. happening today, thousands of athletes from around the world are in san francisco for the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. it starts with a 1.5-mile swim, an 18-mile bike ride through the presidio, and eight-mile run through the golden gate area. the triathlon is considered one of the oldest and most difficult. of course, we wish those participants the best of luck today as they head out. >> certainly. we already have a wide temperature range. numbers are in the 40s at the coast again. 48 half moon bay. how about 71 in brentwood and fairfield? with that easterly wind going across the ocean, we have that

strong upblowing and numbers in the ocean have dropped. a chilly start but hotter afternoon. triple digits inland. the accu-weather seven-day forecast is next. >> thanks. leaders of another city threatening to ban electric scooters because of concerns about the danger to riders and pedestrians. plus, a 9-year-old napa boy is paying it forward. in his hand is a receipt. find out what he did for some of his classmates.

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>> reporter: leaders in yet another american city threatening to ban electric er extraneous. >> they're -- pedestrian. >> they're everywhere. >> reporter: the mayor says there are more than 4,000 scooters in his city, saying he wants them off the streets if the seven scooter companies operating there don't address safety concerns. >> i'd love to see them fit in to nashville. the way it is operating in nashville right now, we have too much rick associated with it. >> reporter: this shows the risks people are taking. this man in nashville on a scooter with a child on his back. last month a 26-year-old man died there, hit by a vehicle while riding a scooter. barzee galke's family starting a petition to outlaw them so he is, quote, the last victim of what they call an epidemic. across the country the "associated press" reports there have been at least 11 electric scooter deaths since the beginning of last year. and "consumer reports" telling

1,500 scooter-related accidents from 47 cities since late 2017.7 more than a week ago this 18-year-old thrown from a scooter after hitting a pothole. she has a brain injury. several companies are updating the design it make them safer. and they encourage riders to wear helmets though the laws requiring them vary from city to city. marcy gonzalez, abc news, santa monica, california. first responders in san francisco are even more prepared after working on their skills and responding to active shooter situations. [ alarm ] yesterday's training was designed to simulate the chaos that police officers and firefighters would face in a real mass shooting. first responders learned new tactics to help them respond to violence and fire inside a highrise. new technology being deployed during these incidents includes realtime access to floor plans. >> if there is a mass shooters,

you're able to track the shooter quickly, contain the entire event as quickly as possible, reducing the losses as much as you can. >> the fire department recently implemented an active shooter policy. lyft has made good on its threats to sue san franciscocit a lot more shared bikes on the streets. it filed suit against san francisco on friday to block it from granting permits to competitors like uber to expand local bike-share service. lyft says it also plans to get a temporary restraining order against san francisco from immediately granting any bike-share permit while the suit is resolved. right now the city has two shared systems. the city last month allowed other dockless companies to apply for permits. more than 2,000 cyclists finished their journey yesterday to help raise money to fight aids and hiv. this year's aids life cycle ride

included olympickeorwho traded s for pedals. his team rode across the finish line in los angeles after a 545-mile trek from san francisco. kenworthy explain whads motivated him to -- explained what motivated him to ride. >> i have just been very, very blessed and primpged with my life. i live in a time that i'm able to be an out gay athlete and still have a place in my sport and in the olympics. i've made this amazing platform for myself. and i feel so lucky. like a previous generation didn't even have that wasn't a thing that could have happened for them. >> he won a silver in freestyle skiing at the 2014 winter games in russia. today's the first spare the air alert due to expected high temperatures and light winds. this is a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. officials are asking people not to drive to help reduce the amount of pollution. you're encouraged to bike, walk,

or take public transportation today and limit your outdoor activities. last summer there were 13 spare the air alert days. weatherwise, it's mild for now. we're tracking the accuweather forecast. lisa? >> good morning to you. we are right in the middle of our heat wave. we have two very hot days to go. today and tomorrow. if you're expecting a little relief, you have to be right on the coast tomorrow. otherwise, we're in this until tuesday. high clouds here. here's live doppler 7. beautiful shot from mt. tam here. it is gorgeous. the sun coming up in about 30 minutes. it is it 63 in san francisco. 62 in cumberland. monopolyview, 61. in the upper 50s in morgan hill. look at the half moon bay temperature at 48 degrees. so once again, cool along the coast, but we'll make up for it. 70s and 80s today. gorgeous sky with the high clouds, 52 santa rosa. 58 in nap a. petaluma dropping

into the mid 50s with 72 in vacavil vacaville. 59 in concord. record temperatures on the way today and tomorrow. current look at the relative humidity. a little bit better. we've recovered overnight to 77% here in novato. 42%, kind of low in san francisco, but look at antioch, only 22%. fairfield, 19%. with the atmosphere warming, the dry offshore winds, we'll get drier throughout the afternoon. the good news, the winds not as gusty. they will be dialing back throughout the day in the upper el vases. we still -- elevations. we still have the red flag warning throughout the day. spare the air alert. and looking at the weak sea breeze starting in the south, starting in big sur, pulling up tomorrow afternoon. here's santa cruz, so relief i guess at the coast, if you call 80 degrees at ocean beach comfortable. it should be beautiful, but you know what that means.

if it's going to be this warm here, numbers will soar. later winds switch around to the northwest. starting out easterly, 51-degree water temperature. 80 at the bay. 25 to 30 mile-an-hour winds throughout the northeast. throughout the afternoon they lighten up. that's the good news. that's probably why we may or may not see a heat advisory into monday. temperatures aren't going to drop, but the winds will drop off. this is sunday night. very light easterly winds. as we go into your monday, check it out -- 104 in antioch, concord, 103 in livermore. still 80s by the coast here. looking at numbers cooler around the bay and coast with inland relief not coming until wednesday. so highs today, check it out, looking at 96 in san jose, 92 in oakland. 94 in san rafael. 93 vallejo. 100 in livermore. you saw the coastal temperatures looking pretty good there. 94 in san rafael, 50s and 60s

tonight. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, hot today and tomorrow with 70s to 90s from the coast around the bay, inland, wow, just sizzling. we'll look for that weak sea breeze late tomorrow, and then everyone cools off into tuesday. we'll continue that trend into the middle of the week. and then getting back to average by next weekend. so it's going to be some time before we see the relief. even hotter. take it easy out there today. >> already looking ahead to the midweek. lease athank you. abc's sharing inspiring stories in "more in common." this week a lot of people would say that the military and ballet have nothing in common, but a unique dance company is here to prove them wrong. >> the military and ballet have more to do, we've been doing this for 12 years. it started as putting stories occupy stage so audiences could connect with the experience. and it's expanded to include working with veterans in a very tangible way through movement to

peace building and sharing these stories around the world. >> my name is taylor gordon, and i'm a dancer with exit 12 dance company. i'm doing a ballet for my brother who served in the u.s. army, deployed twice to afghanistan and took his own life in 2016. he's buried here at arlington national cemetery. >> and you're coming as a vietnam-era veteran. why are you on this stage? >> it's all about physical -- physicality. expressing through the body. >> i come to arlington a couple times now to say my brother's -- to see my brother's gave and to visit him. every time it's terrible. now, having done this performance, i think it's going to be great for me to kind of reframe how i

welcome back. in the north bay a 9-year-old boy is making a difference for his peers in napa. he found out that many of them owed the district money and couldn't afford to pay their lunch debt. he paid it for them. abc7 has more on this remarkable boy. watch your fingers -- >> reporter: cooking and mealtime are important parts of the kirkpatrick family's day. when 9-year-old ryan had a conversation with his mom about kids who couldn't afford school lunches, he decided to do something about it. he asked his mom to find out how much fellow third graders at west park elementary school owed. >> i think $74.50. so i took that e-mail and came to ryan and said what do you want to do. he said, i guess i did pay for it. i said, are you sure? he said yes.

>> reporter: he used his allowance money that he would use to buy sports gear and gave it all to the school. depending on investment levels, elementary school meals range from 35 cents to $3.25 each. still, students with a negative lunch account will still receive a hot meal. ryan anonymously paid for the outstanding debts. >> i want them to realize people actually think about them instead of just telling them what they did because you're just bragging about stuff. so i want them to feel happy that someone actually cares about them. >> reporter: in napa, abc7 news. in the east bay, some of the aircraft that helped win world war ii will go on display again in concord. >> every memorial day we see them flying over our home. we came out to take advantage of seeing them up close and walking inside and appreciating them.

>> the wings of freedom tour is open today from 10:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. you can fly aboard one of the vintage aircraft for an extra fee. one mega millions lottery ticket sold in san diego matched all six numbers in friday's drawing, winning the $530 million jackpot. the owners of soren told will win some and are thrilled to have helped make someone's champagne wishes in true. >> nuin all of the united state it's come to this spot? unbelievable. unbelievable. >> it's god's grace. thank you, jesus, for our families to be able to bless others people. >> that's great. another winning ticket worth $1 million was sold in orange counties. it was one of three tickets nationwide with all numbers, with the exception of the mega number. in the north bay, rescuers

saved a baby gray horned owl that fell from a tree. the bird was found last month at a playground in san heavily dehydrated and hungry. he was brought to wild care to recover. they built a barveget for the baby owl and an -- basket for the baby out and put it up for them. they saw him eating the very next morning. the reaction from both sides of the aisle to the deal reached between the u.s. and mexico to avoid the tariff on mexican goods. a dog follows a broken put toy putting her life at risk. i'm michael finney. "7 on your

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our red flag warning and the hottest temperatures we've seen in a couple of years. certainly for the 2019 season. here's a look at walnut creek. it looks beautiful. we have a spare the air alert today, and looking at the air quality, moderate around the bay, poor in the santa clara valley. the upper elevation windows, gusty. 30 -- winds, gusty. 30 to 40 miles per hour. they'll dial back throughout the day. the heat advisory, increased risk for heat illness due to the soaring temperatures. 90s to 100 today. even upper 80s in san francisco. it is 58 in oakland. 60 in vallejo. so pretty good out there now with upper 50s in novato. by 10:00, we're in the 80s in the north bay. look what happens by 2:00, upper 19 19 -- upper 80s to near 90. temperatures in the 80s everywhere, probably dropping through the 70s along the

shoreline. another warm night tonight.our . chris? >> thank you. republicans and democrats have very different responses to the deal reached between the u.s. and mexico to avoid president trump's tariff on mexican goods. republicans congratulated the president yesterday calling the agreement great news for the economy and border security. democrats meanwhile said the administration is missing the point with the deal saying it does nothing to do with the humanitarian crisis. mexico will send 6,000 troops to the southern border and crack down on human trafficking from central america. >> i think -- i think it's a fair balance because they have more drastic measures and proposals at the start. and we've reached some middle point. >> speaking at a tijuana rally yesterday, mexico's president re-emphasized his desire for dialogue and cooperation with the u.s. coming up on "this week,"

mexico's foreign minister and 2020 democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke will appear. you can watch the full interviews on "this week" at 8:00 here on abc7. rumors about gunred d a pan issued several at the washington, d.c., pride parade. yesterday parade ggoers ran for safety after they heard people saying gunfire had broken out. a man described what he heard and saw near the capital's dupont circle. >> we heard somebody said somebody had a gun. one of the cops went on the radio and said there was an active shooter. and like a couple of seconds later is when we heard the loud bang, which everybody thought was the gunshots. apparently from what i understand now, they were just the gates falling over. [ siren ] >> police verified that no shots were fired. washington, d.c.'s, fire department did not say how many people needed medical treatment. one of the big celebrations on the west coast

is now in full swing. >> welcome to pride 2019. >> tens of thousands from around the world are in west hollywood for this weekend's pride celebration there. this year's event is taking a serious tone. organizers say they want to promote a safe zone that promotes tolerance and inclusion. the festival caps off with today's pride parade through the streets of west hollywood. police in santa ana have arrested a 38-year-old woman on attempted tid napping charges after she's -- kid mapping charges after she's accused of posing as a social worker and trying to take the baby. she told the mother she there was to take the one-week-old child into custody. the mother refused to comply. that's when the suspect said she would call the sheriff, and the mother responded "go ahead." >> i have to take your newborn. i said, no, you don't want to take my baby. i say, okay, if the sheriff have to come in, that's fine. but i'm -- i don't want to give you my kid. >> so scary. the mother did not want to give her name.

police say the suspect turned herself in friday evening. and in a twist, santa ana police now say the woman is being investigated by homicide detectives. time is 5:34. a hiker from texas is safe, recovering from an ordeal that left him stranded in the arkansas wilderness for six days. rescuers found 38-year-old joshua mcclatchy on friday. he needed treatment for dehydration. mcclatchy had been sending his mother texts while he hiked through a remote and rugged area. everything was going well until he sent her a text sanning he was stranded -- saying he was stranded. he gave a general idea of where he's was, but searches struggled to find him. >> by the time he saw us, he thought his rescuers were angels. it was incredible seeing him come out of the woods with the team and friends who were waiting for him when he got out there. so there couldn't be much of a better ending than the way it happened. >> a search team used equipment to track mcclatchy's cell phone

and then national guard helicopter located him with high-tech sensing equipment. if you're a fan of summer berries, listen up -- some frozen berries packages are being recalled due to a possible hepatitis a contamination. they're sold under kroger's private selection brand. the frozen triple berry medley and frozen blackberries are products potentially contaminated. locally foodsco and foods for less supermarkets stock the products. kroger says you can bring the products back for a full refund. for millions of americans, a pet is a part of the family. today we're spending more than ever on our animals. americans spent $72 billion on pets last year alone. however, many owners don't realize there are absolutely no safety standards for thousands of products like pet toys, seat belts, and clothing. that came as a huge shock to a north bay woman who feared for the life of her dog. 7 on your side's michael finney

tells us what happened. her name's bella. she's a 6-year-old american mastiff. >> reporter: gina's dog bella is a lot bigger than gina. >> 170 pounds. doesn't get much bigger than that. >> reporter: like a lot of dogs, bella loves to chew. really chew. gina keeps a stash of toys made for big dogs. >> and this one said that it was 100% safe nylon. so i'll try it. >> reporter: gina opened this mint-flavored nylon bone one day -- >> she's chewing on it for maybe 20, 30 minutes. >> reporter: suddenly she realized bella had broken off a chunk. >> i'm trying to get the broken piece out of her mouth, and she doesn't want me to do that. it's too late. she swallowed it. >> reporter: it was a piece less than two inches around, so gina wasn't too worried. >> she's a big dog. i thought for sure she would just pass it. >> reporter: everything seemed okay until two weeks later -- >> she began getting really, really sick. diarrhea, vomiting -- >> reporter: the plastic piece

was still in her belly. >> the vet had said if she doesn't pass it, it could cause a blockage. >> reporter: she says bella would need emeensurgery. gina stayed with bella around the clock hoping the piece would come back out. >> i reached out to the company -- >> reporter: the toy bella chewed off is a flavorit my loan bane made by pet quirks. she asked the company to reimburse her $71 vet bill and pay for the time off work. the company apologized and offered to pay the $71 but said it was not at fault. >> they don't guarantee that these won't break. they said that they didn't find any fault in the manufacturing of the toy. >> reporter: a company spokesperson, jeff fowler, by phone said photos of the used toys show bella had chewed off the end piece. and gina should have removed the toy before that could have happened. he said the package has this clear warning -- always supervise pet while chewing and remove if damaged. gina said it happened in a split

second. she pointed to the company website saying the toys are made of indestructible nylon and are 100% safe. fowler said the term "100% safe" only means the nylon is nontoxic it doesn't mean the toys are unbreakable. however, pet quirks removed the word "instruct"instructible" af pointed it out. what surprised gina most, pet companies are not held to any rules for marketing these products. unlike children's toys which are heavily regulated, there are no firm standards for pet -- no federal standards for pet toys. they are not considered consumer products. they can only be recalled if they can harm a human being. >> that's unfortunate because i don't have children. she's like my baby. >> pet owners should be screaming about this. >> reporter: lindsay walco, co-founder of the center for pet safety, says owners assume if it's on a store shelf it passed a test. >> they see it looks like a baby toy, it's cute and cuddly.

it's a sad moment when they realize that their pet has been injured. >> it wouldn't be uncommon to see a dog at least once a week. >> reporter: this veterinarian of the san francisco spca says the hospital sees many cases like this. >> labeling rules would be the best thing we can go for. >> reporter: we asked the american pet products association if it could support regulations. it tells "7 on your side" it's difficult to imagine an overall standard but it is in our members' best interest to maximize the safety of there are products as consumers have so many choices when it comes to buying products for their pets. as for bella, an unpleasant but welcome noise awoke gina one night. >> she had thrown up, and sure enough there was the piece of bone. >> reporter: we'll spare you but there it was. the plastic thrown up. >> i've never been so happy to see something so disgusting. >> reporter: the fda regulates pet food and medicine but doesn't keep track of products that may be linked to animal

injuries or deaths. advocates say stick with brands you trust. you might want to consider avoiding imports, and if you have a problem with a pet product, let me know about it. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." ahead on abc7 mornings, it's a great day to be outdoors in the city. you can celebrate the history of one of san francisco's most iconic neighborhoods. as we head to break, here's a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera. get ready for another toasty day.

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happening today, a day of

arts and crafts and dancing in the streets. it's the annual ashbury street fair. the event is in its 42nd year and celebrates the neighborhood's importance to the history of san francisco. organizers say it's one of the most highly anticipated events of the summer. there will be live music, food, and vendors. it runs until 5:30 tonight. several of the street closures are in effect until 9:00 p.m. grab the shades, the sunscreen, some folks i'm sure will carry umbrellas out there. >> yeah. that's a good idea. shade yourself from that sun. it is going to be a scorcher today all around the bay. a heat advisory in effect until 9:00 tonight. beautiful shot from our tower camera. the sun up in three or four minutes. it is in the 50s in most areas. 63 in san francisco. feeling pretty good right now. that all changes for the next 48 hours. i'll have more about the heat coming up. thanks, also ahead, the ne in the nba finals. what the players are saying

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in sports the as will try to gain a flight split of the four-game run in texas. the giants have a chance to win the series against the nl west leading dodgers. first pitch at 1:05. the warriors are in toronto needing a win tomorrow to stave off elimination. we have a preview in this morning's sports. good morning, everyone. golden state was dubbed the "we believe warriors" after pulling off one of the greatest upsets in nba history in 2007. they're going to need the same type of belief now if they're going to rally for one of the greatest comebacks in finals history. this is video of them leaving for toronto. steph curry loading occupy fuel. kevin durant looking good walking to the plane. he hasn't played since hurting

his cafe month ago against the rockets. even if k.d. does the warrio fuge cha one team ba froi nals. th was cleveland against the dubs in 2016. >> one game at a time. it sounds cliche. for us that's literally the only way to get back in the series is give everything we got for 48 minutes. everybody on the floor in game five. >> we win one, then we'll build on that. but i've been on the wrong side of 3-1 before. so why not make our own history? >> all right. game five is monday night in toronto. that game can be seen right here on abc7. the as and rangers hitting the diamond for a day/night double header in texas. the double dip a make-up for a game that was rained out in mid-april. game one, top of the fourth. nick hunley would get hurt on this swing. he'd leave because of back

spasms. in comes jock finish the at-bat. 2-2, ropes it to left, two-runs score to make it the one-run game. there is as close as the -- thi this homer, the first game of the season. the as lose 10-5. as scored first in game the shallow shot. the 10th of the season. sampson not happy with the walk out of the batter's box. maybe that fired him up because that was his only mistake. complete game, four hits, one run. struck out seven including cana in his next at-bat. how about there -- adding insult to injury, chris davis, the foul tip, that hurts. as lose both games. they dropped game two 3-1. giants and dormdgers at orae

park. dodgers up 3 might ha-0 until gs the second of the season. in the fifth, thinking this is strike three, the ump says huh-uh. taking advantage on the very next pitch. the rbi double, the shark is not happy. he allowed three runs in 5 1/3 innings. the sac would give them the lead. then in the eighth, derek rodriguez would walk back-to-back batters with the bases loaded. the dodgers go on to beat the giants 7-2. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. getting a check of the bay area forecast with our meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> good morning to you. beautiful shot here from mt. tam where the sun coming up right now. a few high clouds and temperatures are pretty cool in spots around the bay area. not everywhere. we're ranging from the 40s to the 70s this morning. as we enjoy the morning, things are certainly going to change as

we get going through the afternoon. right now, we're looking at current numbers in the low 50s from santa rosa. look at that 70 in napa, 71 in brentwood, 60 in san jose. 55 in gilroy. overnight tonight, after another very hot day, look how mild it's going to be. there is towards sunrise tomorrow. monday morning, we're in the 60s. we're on our way to even hotter day on monday. starting out with 64 in oakland, 67 in livermore and brentwood, the numbers are going to be very, very warm. we still have another 48 hours to go with this heat wave. in fact, it's the warmest temperatures we've seen since 2019. and records could be shattered today and tomorrow. a heat advisory around the bay. a spare the air alert, and high fire danger. potentially lasting through tomorrow, though we're hopefully going to get fog moving up from. hh clouds around. live doppler 7 at above 1,000 feet, the winds are gusting to 36 miles per hour.

knoxville creek, you can see the colors there. hawkeye into mt. tam, 35 mile-per-hour gusts straight out of the north. that's what dries out the atmosphere. sutro, pretty view here. san francisco, in the upper 80s today. we're looking at another warm day not only in the city but how about mid to upper 80s at the shoreline, as well? spare the air, high fire danger, record temperatures today and tomorrow. the weak sea breaking news coming up from big surtomorrow helping out the coast, maybe san francisco, but otherwise, more heat to build through your monday. here's the look at the wind profile throughout the day. here's the good news -- even though the winds don't shift and they're still offshore, they certainly lighten up throughout the afternoon. so really not a puff of wind out there. the winds starting out out of the south. shifting to the northeast later on. that's why we're getting so warm, 80 ocean beach. 84 in santa cruz, low 50s for the ocean temperatures. 78 in half moon bay, bodega bay into the mid 70s. here's a look at concord for the

week ahead. 99 today. 104 tomorrow. really going to be hot. 97 on tuesday. so even though some of the bay gets relief on tuesday, you won't in the inland east bay. it's going to take until wednesday. low 90s and then ten-degree drop on thursday. friday just in the mid 80s. in the south bay today, check it out, how about 96 for you down around san jose? 92 redwood city, 80 in the sunset in the north bay, 96 santa rosa, near east bay with mid 90s for union city. 95 for fremont. 98 pittsburgh. 1 100 in livermore. hot today, tomorrow, minor cooling tuesday. inland, you'll have to wait out through tuesday. it will feel better, you but overall not getting back to normal any the middle of the week. so this morning is pleasant out there. but by the afternoon, i'd say mid morning, you're feeling the heat. >> yeah. already looking forward to the

cooldown. lisa, thanks. on the peninsula, the cofbussff of 20 was let go. they celebrated engineers and makers for years. it grew to 200 events each year in 40 counties. the founder and ceo is in the process of closing out the for-profit company. he said corporate sponsor ships declined but hoped this could be the start of a nonprofit. next, a perfect day for sunday streets in san francisco. it may be one of the best places to go to escape the heat.

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it's sunday, june 9th. good morning and thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with the accu-weather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> good morning, hi, everyone. a hue few clouds out there and print of sunshine. what a gorgeous view from walnut creek. you see the ohio clouds, the sun up. right now, we have a spare the air alert today. moderate air quality to poor air quality in the southern santa clara valley due to the heat. we still have a red flag warning for the upper elevations of the north bay throughout the day. the winds are a little bit gusty now. and a heat advisory for the area including san francisco where temperatures will be in the upper 80s. about 100 inland today. finally in the south bay, you can see the high clouds, a nice way to start the