nba finals in toronto. the clock at the bottom showing 11 hours, 30 minutes to the coverage of the game. >> they have to win it. mike nicco tell us how hot it will get. >> just as hot as yesterday. how about that. and we do have the poor air quality once again. try to take mass transit if you have to be out and about. this is the second day in a row. who is not in this? our hills, our mountains, the peninsula coast and also the north bay coast but san francisco definitely in this once again as we'll reach 90. 61 to 70. it's already mild to kind of warm this morning. 81 at the coast but mid-90s elsewhere. 98 to 102 at 4:00. everybody else at the coast is 77. alexis? golden gate bridge where things are nice and light this morning, southbound 101. we're not seeing any issues. we did have a fatal crash that is in the final stages right

now. we have the on and off ramps in the area that are still blocked that will be at tamalpais drive. a quick check of mass transit west oakland to embarcadero, a ten-minute delay in the east bay direction due to an equipment problem on the track and, again, pretty minor so far. i will keep an eye on that. this just in. a deadly crash in san jose overnight and we just got this new video in to our newsroom. you can see it was a really bad crash there. it was near northbound 101. chp was chasing the driver of a bmw who would not stop. it led to the chase and speeds reached up to 120 miles per hour. the driver ran through a red light and plowed into a minivan and the driver of the minivan died. a passenger is in critical condition, hospitalized right now. meanwhile, the driver of the bmw that wouldn't stop is in police

custody. we have sky 7 on the way to the scene right now, still some road closures there i believe. we'll have an update as soon as possible in our newscast. reggie? jessica, thank you. a pilot is missing after a small plane crash north of pittsburg. aircraft debris and a backpack were found in the delta after it crashed yesterday, but the rest of the plane and the pilot have not been located. the sheriff's office says the pilot was the only person on the plane. authorities say it had just taken off. deputies used sonar to search for the wreckage. they will investigate the cause of the crash. with the heat advisory people everywhere will be looking for ways to keep cool today. >> abc 7 news was at ocean beach where many families tried to beat the heat yesterday. fire officials, though, say people should not go into the water as a way to cool off. >> we recommend staying out of the water. it's tempting to go in on these hot days. you can easily be taken in by the undertow. >> officials are reminding

people to stay hydrated, apply sunscreen and seek shade. download the abc 7 news app. tonight they've got to win otherwise they're out. it's a 3-1 deficit. >> golden state is dealing with several injuries now. klay thompson, kevon looney and iguodala all playing through their injuries right now. the big question for fans will kevin durant play? he practiced for the first time yesterday since hurting his calf last month. he is listed as questionable for tonight's game. >> hopefully comes back but at this point we prepare like he's not playing because he hasn't been playing. so we don't put that pressure on him. it's his decision and the training staff's decision. >> we have to do everything to help him get back. if that's win a game and be patient we have to do that. >> jobina fortson joining us live with what both teams -- fans of both teams have been saying.

>> we found fans heading to toronto for game five and fans feel they have it in the bag. it's not over. there's history on the line. the toronto blue jays won the world series but never been an nba champion there. now they have a chance. >> i have to go for toronto. the warriors have won enough already. >> hopefully we'll close it out and win it for the first time in canada. >> nice glasses. there's only one place you can watch the game tonight and that's right here on abc 7.

doors open at 5:00 and it costs $20 to park and $25 to get in. a portion of the proceeds will go to charity. people will be on the edge of their seats. >> listen to me now. saturday i'm walking home from the gym, i see a dude head to toe in raptors gear. something built up in me. i felt the spirit. >> the spirit of dub nation. >> i was about to smack talk. i didn't know what to do. i walked up to him and froze. it was that close. >> we are proud. >> if you're watching, he was thinking all kinds of bad thoughts. >> and this is an orange dress, also.

people were thinking red, it's orange. >> something is wrong with your tv. >> a little bit of a stretch but i've got you, girl. >> so let's talk about the schedule. she said abc 7 the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game five is tonight in toronto. abc 7 news sports reporter mindi bach and dion lim will be reporting. our coverage begins this afternoon on abc 7 news at 4:00 followed by the dubs on 7 pregame show at 5:00. nba countdown at 5:30 and then game five is at 7:00. make sure to join us for after the game with larry beil. hopefully he'll be celebrating and will be happy after the game. >> looking forward to that. a proposal to train so-called ambassadors to monitor b.a.r.t. stations could be close to happening. plus, terrifying video shows the moment a trampoline flipped by a gust of wind while children were jumping on it. the kids are describing the ordeal. and check out these temperatures. we're near records once again. san jose, that's a tie.

santa rosa's 100 shatters the 94 and we have oakland, 95.

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i don't know what to say to team in san francisco. sorry? it'll get better? hopefully tomorrow. low to mid-70s in both neighborhoods. crissy field, 68. you're going to reach 90 again today. mid to upper 60s, union city, palo alto, saratoga. milder there of also in our east bay valleys. 50s up around american canyon. san francisco easily the warm spot right now. let's take a look at what will happen, mild over the water today if you're out on the bay. no heat relief at the beaches. 80s there and if you're going to be out and about, remember, air temperature 95. the concrete, 120. 145 on asphalt. if it's too hot for your feet, it's too hot for your pet's feet. 90 at 11:00. mi mid to upper ninlts. our hottest temperatures several hours greater than 100 degrees today. please be careful. alexis? good morning, mike. a little bit of better news on the approach from oakland. we did have a crash just before

the 880 flyover as that turns into 80. that has cleared. that was blocking one lane for about 20 minutes or so. still heavy on the approach this morning. we just got an early start. and that was due to disabled vehicle that is long gone at this point. have an update on the b.a.r.t. delay. it was up to 20 minutes between west oakland and embarcadero stations just as i was walking up here, they changed it back to ten minutes once again and that delay in all directions. however, they have resolved the equipment problem on the track and they are resuming normal service. this is actually getting better than what it looks like right here on this graphic. i'll update that shortly. >> that is a relief. speaking of b.a.r.t., two months after b.a.r.t. proposed an unarmed ambassador program they have found funding to launch it. the b.a.r.t. general manager proposed half a million dollars for the program, and she says the metropolitan transportation commission may match that. so it would bring it up to a million dollars. the program would train people

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welcome back. we are tracking breaking news right now in san jose. sky 7 just getting to the scene of a deadly crash that happened overnight. you can see sky map 7 technology above this live image coming in to our newsroom and you can see that it's southbound 101 where they are investigating right now this deadly crash. large investigation under way. here is what we know. chp was chasing a driver of a bmw who wouldn't stop. they got to speeds of up to 120 miles per hour at some point. the driver plowed into a minivan. there was a passier ieier jer minivan. parts of the street are closed. we'll keep you updated. now back to you. 6:15 now. take a look. this is scary video out of

arizona. this is nest camera footage. there were two children on the trampoline when you see the gust of wind sends it hurtling into the air. both boys are okay after recovering from their injuries. they were playing on the backyard when the trampoline and the boys were sent flying 50 feet over a brick wall and straight into the street. it happened so fast. the kids don't remember being in the air. they just remember hitting the ground. >> it came at us and flipped us over the wall and it happened in the blink of an eye. >> it happened super quick. >> i just remember, like, being on the trampoline and then the floor. >> thank goodness they're okay. the boys' parents say do not forget to secure your trampoline and tie it down. "gma" will have a full report at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. new at 6:00, what could be a major breakthrough with people at risk of type 1 diabetes.

the drug to stop diabetes from developing for up to two years. it works by dampening the immune system which allows the body to continue making insulin. we're going to talk about dogs in a little bit. it's not the story. doctors presented their findings at the american diabetes association meeting. it could be years before it hits the market. the drug needs fda approval. let's talk about dogs. if you're stressed out apparently it could be affecting your dog as well. swedish researchers found a correlation in cortisol levels in stressed out humans and their canine friend. it is the chemical released by our bodies in response to stress. they're not sure why the levels sync up but it could be evidence that human/dog bonds are even stronger than we previously thought. >> my dog doesn't care at all if i'm stressed. he does if my husband is

stressed. >> it is really funny. >> and accurate. just like mike nicco's forecast. >> that's the best part, right? everything is accurate. 6:18 this morning. hi, everybody. a look from the exploratorium. not going to stop our dangerous air and heat. we have high clouds, mild to warm conditions tonight and relief is on the way. double trouble over the top of us. very fall like pattern when we're supposed to get these bursts of warmth. not this time of the year. we're supposed to have that refreshing sea breeze. san jose in the middle of 100. from 96 in milpitas to 103. 84 in santa cruz. 90 to 96. that's one of the cool spots along the coast. pushing 90 in downtown south san francisco.

95 to 100 our spread through the north bay valleys. some of our warmest temperatures compared to average 25 degrees warmer than average. 93 in richmond. near 100. we'll get to the 100s in our east bay valleys. stay hydrated. find breaks in the shade. it will feel 10 to 15 degrees cooler there. lightweight, loose fitting, light colored clothing. kids, pets, don't leave them in the car for any length of time. my accuweather seven-day forecast, the sea breeze kicks in. hits the bay and inland by wednesday. by thursday the 90s are gone. alexis? good morning, mike. we did have a problem on the nimitz. it was a motorcycle crash that was blocking a lane for a short period of time. we got word from chp all lanes are back open.

past stevenson we are definitely seeing a solid lionel of red into the fremont area. hopefully that will start to thin out soon. it does not take much to slow down that area. a live look from sky 7, 101 and capital expressway. a little bit of a delay on the inbound side. traffic has filled in this morning. we have not had any major issues on the actual interstates and freeways as jessica has been tracking. we'll have more information shortly. we are looking typical and a quick check of drive times worse than the normal commute here, tracy into dublin. no delays, though. northbound 85 between highway 101 and cupertino. alexis, thank you. "gma" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger zee with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> hey, good morning to you, natasha and reggie. nice to be with everybody this morning. i know you all are baking heat

wise so i will be covering that. we'll have the breaking news overnight. baseball legend david ortiz, ambushed and shot. now in the hospital. we'll have the shocking surveillance footage. also, after the panic at the d.c. pride parade, we'll show you what to do to survive in a stampede. there's a simple pose that could apparently save your life. and then the new study warning about the potential dangers of abdominal fat in men and the link to cancer. and broadway's biggest night, all the excitement at the tony awards, the actress making history and billy porter was giving out the big awards. now he's here live this morning and he's not wearing a curtain any longer. we'll ask him about fashion. >> did you get to meet him? i adore him. >> i do, too. we had a crossing, an understanding. i was all, hey, and that was about it.

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has this question crossed your mind, when is this going to end? tuesday some 100s inland. the 90s almost gone from the bay and back in the 70s along the coast in san francisco. by wednesday the 100s are gone but still some 90s hanging on. more 60s and 70s around the bay. by thursday you can see most of the 90s are gone. 60s and 70s around the bay. today the hottest day this week. mike, thank you. in the north bay students at tamalpais are in trouble after a to-do list went too far. "the chronicle" reports the scavenger hunt included doing drugs, sexual harassment and named several students. participants record every act to get points for a cash prize. the principal said the hunt was not sponsored by the school and some of the items on the list could be considered criminal.

it's unclear how many took part. two top uber executives are out after job this morning one month after the company's rocky initial public offering. the cheap off ra in an email to employees the ceo says he plans to be more involved in day-to-day operations now that the ipo has passed. the company posted strong revenue growth but lost a billion dollars in the first quarter of the year. another automaker is breaking into the self-driving vehicle business. >> aurora creates hardware, software and data services for autonomous cars. the company was started by former google, tesla executives. next, it is not the typical situation for most married couples. apparently ideal for some, though. the celebrity who just revealed she only lives with her husband part time. wildfires breaking out across the state as temperatures heat up. mike is tracking how long the dangerous conditions will last. plus, i'm tracking the

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now at 6:30 that east bay teachers strike finally comes to an end. the deal reached over the weekend and what parents need to know this morning. a baseball legend shot in a nightclub.

how fellow customers helped stop the shooter. it is do or die. the warriors need a win to keep series alive. we are counting down to coverage of wars yoriors versus raptors five. 11 hours to go. they can do it. >> if anyone can do it, the warriors can do it. >> good morning on this monday, june 10th. >> i know the odds. >> oh, mike. >> mike, what are they? >> the evenly team only team to done it was when the cavaliers did it to us. >> it has been done. >> it's been done once in 34 times. there is a chance. that's what i'm saying. there is a chance. let's talk about the heat outside, everybody. you're never more than seven minutes away from sweating today. even san francisco under the heat advisory and the increased risk for heat related illness everywhere you see in orange which is not the north bay coast, our hills or mountains.

look at this, spare the air. right now the air quality is fine. tomorrow we'll add the inland, a third consecutive spare the air day. you step outside, it's already warm in some areas. the rest of us in the mid-90s by lunch. the coast will see a sea breeze. good morning, mike. looking at the roads this morning and we have filled in on the richmond side of the richmond/san rafael bridge. just calculated that drive time. 20 minutes longer to get from this point on to the span. the delay is starting to fill in today. a quick check of things in the freed month area. chp telling us all lanes are back open about 22-mile-per-hour average. keeping an eye on that.

still tracking that breaking news in san jose. a deadly crash overnight. this is from sky 7, live images coming in. you can see there's a big investigation still under way. right near 101 still blocked off right now as investigators are onscene and you can see part of that -- sky 7 and one of those cars involved appears to be involved in the crash. a bmw was leading police on a car chase reaching up to 100 miles an hour. the driver ran through a red light, crashed no a minivan. the driver died. the passier is said to be in critical condition. you can see moments after the crash it was a really nasty scene. the driver of the bmw is in custody again.

we're monitoring things from sky 7 right now and if we get any other news as to when that road opens we'll get back to you. a teachers strike is finally over after 14 days. here is what we know about the new agreement. >> a total of a 6.5% raise. teachers voted to approve yesterday and they are returning to work today. students are also heading back to class this morning. reporter amy hollyfield live for us in union city. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. there's a new issue now because of the strike, so here at the high school teachers are going to have to pay some extra attention to the seniors. that's because while the teachers were on strike administrators went ahead and gave the seniors a grade without having them take their final exams. they did that so they would go ahead and have their transcripts that they would need to take to college. now the teachers coming back will have to check those grades and adjust them if needed.

>> i calm up with a plan how to do that. they came up with this idea based on grades already set in place on the record, they would look at those grades. >> reporter: here is a breakdown of the agreement. a 4% pay raise over two years. the teachers had been asking for 10%. they will get a 2.5% raise this year. they'll be back in class today after being out on strike for two weeks. the last day of school is this thursday. they will be taking final exams this week. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. i'm hoping to ask you a quick question. was this a unanimous decision on the part of the teachers? do they seem happy to be back at work this morning? >> reporter: no, no, not even close. only 60% voted for this. the vote was taken yesterday.

not an overwhelming landslide by any means. >> we appreciate it. thank you so much. back here at the live desk i want to show you the aftermath of a crane collapse in dallas, texas, where one woman is dead and five others are hurt. we got this new video overnight. you can see a crane at a construction site and it tore through a five-story apartment building and a parking garage that was next door. a lot of damage there. abc news spoke with a man who spotted his neighbor dangling over the edge of the garage. >> yeah, we have to get him out of there. he's in a car that's hanging that's about to fall. >> wow, what a scary scene. that crane collapsing during a violent storm where wind gusts hit 71 miles an hour, knocked out power to parts of the city as well. rescuers say that all the people in the accessible units are

accounted for, but some units as well as the parking garage too damaged for a thorough search right now so that operation still under way this very minute. i will continue tracking the situation. reggie, back to you. baseball legend david ortiz is recovering this morning after he was shot in the back at a nightclub in the dominican republic. the former boston red sox slugger was shot last night. his father says his son is resting comfortably. ortiz is a former world series mvp. onlookers held the suspect until police got there. there is no indication what led up to the shooting. >> the defense is expected to start laying out its case in the ghostship trial today. attorneys for derick almena and max harris will testify a woman who claims a group of men may have started the fire. sharon evans was not inside of the warehouse when the fire broke out, but she claims to have seen men talking and laughing about the fire as it erupted. the defense believes that evans

is critical. the state legislature is expected to approve a budget deal that will make california the first state for low income adults even if they're undocumented. the plan will cover adults between 19 and 25. the health benefits will be paid. the legislature rejecteded a new tax on water bills proposed by governor newsom to improve the state's drinking water systems. lawmakers agreed to use existing state money. nearly 100 jobs may be cut if sonoma county supervisors approve its $1.7 billion budget this week. county department heads are considering cutting 92 positions from the 4,000 member workforce. they proposed reducing contracts, services and supplies. the first budget hearing is tomorrow morning.

public comment will be held tomorrow afternoon. crews are making progress against a wildfire. the sand fire has forced evacuations. flames have burned at least seven buildings. the fire started saturday afternoon. part of highway 16 remains closed. no word on when evacuated residents will be able to go back home. firefighters continue to battle a wildfire that has burned more than 200 acres of dry brush in south san jose. it is just one of several wildfires that had crews on the move all weekend. the fire broke out around 3:15 yesterday afternoon along highway 101. it's burning near the firing range run by the sheriff's office. so far it is 70% contained. >> we had a very, very wet may. i think that really puts people complacent that fire season is further off. really the grasses and the fuels that are the fine fuels really

are ready to burn. >> cal fire says the range was open, and it is being investigated as one possible cause of the fire. as temperatures climb efforts are ramping up in the south bay to keep people prepared for possible wildfires. happening today a town hall meeting to discuss the risk in santa clara county's east foothills. officials will answer questions on things like defensible spaces around homes and creating an evacuation plan. the meeting starts at 6:30 at the foothill presbyterian church. people are encouraged to register online with the santa clara county fire department. one of the country's most popular theme parks is going to reopen later this morning. look what happened yesterday. a fire got very close. six flags is just outside of l.a. and they will reopen at 10:30 today. the park was evacuated and closed for the day yesterday afternoon. the fire has burned about 40 acres and is 50% contained. nine people were taken to the hospital for smoke exposure.

this is what happens when you get a fall pattern in early to mid-june. it's not supposed to be like this. that's why we are seeing things months down the road are happening already. look at these temperatures in the south bay. 75 in los altos hills. 72 in milpitas. the cool spot morgan hill and still 60 there. our temperatures along the coast are running nearly 10 to 15 degrees warmer than your average highs right now. 70 at half moon bay. san francisco, 75. bodega bay, 76 degrees. san mateo bridge, i started in sfo yesterday, came back from mini vacation, telephonesit was. got to hayward and it was 99. if you get over the water, there will be a little comfort. hot, hot and hot. in 20 minutes the car can warm up about 30 degrees and 30 minutes about 35 to 40 minutes. it can warm nearly 40 to 50

degrees. look at the temperatures, 90 by 11:00. 100 by 3:00. let's take a look at the east bay where it will be in the low to mid-90s from noon to 5:00. our last stop san francisco. we're in the 80s from noon all the way to 5:00. some areas around downtown, twin peaks, 90 again today. here is alexis with the morning commute. overall a pretty smooth commute. looking live at the san mateo bridge, westbound 92 has filled in. a couple issues, sounds like a large piece of debris, maybe a metal pole was in the left lane. i believe chp has cleared that. that could be slowing you down further this morning. we also have filled in southbound 680, north of the 24 split was looking good for most of the morning. in the last 15 or 20 minutes that has reached its peak volume this morning. we have not had any blocking issues through that stretch. so that's looking good. and just one mass transit issue so far. it is a spare the air day.

that is definitely recommended but ten-minute b.a.r.t. delay between west oakland and embarcadero stations in all directions due to any earlier equipment problem on the track. so that has been resolved and normal service is resuming. house democrats escalating their battle over the mueller report. president trump won'ting the only one feeling the heat this week. jessica is tracking that from the live desk. the new york stock exchange in the green. 175 points up. another update on how the markets are doing up next. plus, it was broadway's biggest night. history made at the tony

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this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ a reminder when you stop sweating the body temperature just soars and that's when you need to call 911. let's talk about temperatures. 71 in eureka. 78 in san diego. tahoe, that's as cool as it gets across the state. monterey, los angeles. triple digits, the central valley to palm springs and if europe heading up to tahoe temperatures will be warm. a chance of thunderstorms friday, saturday and sunday. house democrats have a series of hearings this week on robert mueller's report as they ramp up their focus on the russia probe. today the house judiciary

committee will cover presidential obstruction and other crimes. tomorrow the house will vote to authorize contempt cases against attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgann for failing to comply with subpoenas. democrats hope the hearings will lead to the start of impeachment proceedings against president trump. we should note mueller did not find evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the trump campaign and russia but his report shows multiple contacts between the two. jessica, thank you. happening today canada is preparing to ban single use plan particulars. prime minister justin trudeau will make the announcement this morning. the plan is to ban single use plastics, water bottles, plastic bags and straws. a review will determine what will be added to the list. your commute is getting a little cheaper. gas prices have dropped about 9 cents over the past three weeks. >> still pretty high, though. the bay area the most expensive

in the nation. the average price here about $3.94 a gallon. >> the company behind san mateo's maker faire is out of business. its staff of about 20 was let go last week. they celebrated inventors for 15 years. it grew to 200 events every year in 40 countries. the founder and ceo says corporate sponsorships declined. take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up 169 points so far. this is the first day of trading since president trump announced a trade deal with mexico. that deal prevented a 5% tariff on mexican goods from starting today. it is win or season over for the golden state warriors tonight in game five of the nba playoffs. >> yeah, the warriors are down three games to one against the raptors and the dubs are playing in toronto. they have something called -- what is it called? "jurassic park" or something? what is it? there's something terrible and cheesy that they have there that i can't get over. >> but they come out in droves.

my goodness. we have to do the same thing tonight out here. >> make it happen. >> that is the plan. do you believe? because many warriors fans believe that if any team can come back from a deficit like this it's the dubs. they shared the same flights back to toronto for game five but not the same mind-set. we found raptors fans near the air canada counter at sfo who already had visions of the larry o'brien trophy making its new home in toronto. they're looking to make history, toronto has never had an nba championship. >> i think they're going to wrap it up. it should be a good night for sure. >> the whole team is really performing this year. the whole city has come alive. everybody is supporting them. it's been 25 years since our last championship in toronto. a lot of people are excited about that. >> i'm really happy that i got a

ticket. >> with k.d. questionable there's hope he may be able to get out there and help the dubs bring home a win tonight. the warriors will host an official watch party for game five at 6:00 tonight. of course you can only watch the game right here on abc 7. so the moral of the story is -- >> tell me. >> it's not over yet. >> something i did notice about the raptors fans, it's just consistent in interviews, dead behind the eyes. >> no life. we have the life. we are bringing the life. >> is that trash talk? >> yes. >> did i do it right? >> you did it. >> yay. >> trash talking, reggie. >> i'm trying something new. >> they seem like nice people. we're still going to destroy them! jobina fortson, thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. broadway you could say is on a road to hell. hades town took home eight tony awards including best musical last night. >> the show retails the greek myth and another big win of the night, and i love this, ally

stroker became the first actor in a wheelchair to ever win a tony. her performance in" oklahoma." she is calling for more accessibility in theaters. how about this for irony, the tony stage didn't have a ramp that would allow her to get from the seats in the audience up to accept her award. so she had to actually be sat backstage ahead of time in case she won. >> this award is for every kid who is watching tonight who has a disability, who has a limitation or a challenge, who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena. you are. >> all right. i love that. a big shocker of the night billy porter's dress. the performer went on stage in an outfit inspired by a uterus. if you ask why, he said he was out there supporting abortion

rights. porter said the dress is made out of broadway's kinky boots stage curtain. he starred in the show. >> i asked my stylist, can you do something with the curtain? do you want a bag or something? we might want to do a bob mackey, carol burnett make the curtain a dress situation. >> and you can watch the full interview on "gma" that starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >> it's actually beautiful. >> he has been turning out for awards season. no question. everyone talking about this new interview with gwyneth paltrow and her marriage. the actress is revealing she and her new husband do not live together full time. >> paltrow says he only lives with her four nights of the week. she made that revelation during an interview with "the sunday time times." she says it's perfect for the polarity. whatever that means. it's something her intermelissa coach taught her. i was also this many days old

when i found out there was something called an intimacy coach. >> you can have a coach for anything these days. >> she was the one who said -- what was it, the conscious uncoupling. >> if it works for them, i'm not going to hate on them for it. >> it sounds about right. i like my alone time. >> yeah. >> that's good. >> i get a lot of it with my wife working. we see each other on the weekends. do you want to go to the grocery store? sure, so we can be together. >> that's sweet, mike. >> those are the kinds of things you have to do after so many years. let's take a look at what's going on. love you, honey. sky 7 across the south bay, levi stadium and we're looking northbound right now. it's supposed to be over fremont, i'm guessing, getting close to the auto mall parkway. hazy and high clouds. coast cools tomorrow. elsewhere wednesday. a comfy father's day weekend on our way. a look from the east bay hills

cam. no cooling sea breeze, marine layer anywhere. santa rosa the best chance of a record high. record 94. oakland, 95 the forecast. 90 the record. the record high is 101. i need to change that. 103 in morgan hill. 103 in gilroy. mid to upper 90s in the south bay. we have 90 to 96 on the peninsula today. upper 70s to low 80s along the peninsula and you get to daly se city. people will be melting. the same thing in downtown san francisco. 90 again today. temperatures in the mid-90s to 100s through the north bay valleys and along the east bay shore sweltering. 93 to 99 degrees. most people have air conditioning in the east bay valleys. not everybody but most people. 100s today. stay hydrated, water. outside, take breaks in the shade where it's 10 to 15 degrees cooler. remember the pets and the plants, the pets and yourself and the kids. don't leave them in the cars any

length of time. 50s and 60s tonight. a little bit better than this morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast we're going to try to take away the 100s tomorrow for sure wednesday. 90s inland thursday. and really nice, 60s, 70s and 80s this holiday weekend. hey, alexis. good morning. checking out the roads, we have not had any major issues today that have caused slowdowns. boy, some heavy traffic out of the central valley. not sure the reason. folks heading the same place at once. westbound 580, 32 miles an hour and 20 miles an hour closer to the altamont pass. that has been heavy all morning. ace, rail or delaying your trip are the only alternates for you. another busy spot, of course, the bay bridge toll plaza. early start for this commute today. the disabled vehicle that really slowed you down and metering lights have been on since 5:15. a quick check of some drive times. these are looking pretty good anyway. southbound 101, santa rosa to petaluma, 13 minutes. you're in the green.

about a 16 minute drive, castro valley to the maze. a little bit of stop and go traffic on 101 through san jose from the 280/680 split to highway 85. that's in the yellow at 17 minutes. there is a new feature on the google maps app that has a live speedometer now that shows your speed alongside local speed limits. the speedometer shows up in the lower left corner and can be turned on and off. the feature is not fully functional on the android. up next the seven things you need to know before you go. >> looking green and gorgeous out there. if you haven't yet, please follow us at abc 7 news bay area. see more great pictures like this where you live. this where you live. share your are we tnot yet.? at crystal geyser we put our mountain source on our bottle... that's cool. ...because we bottle at our mountain source. crystal geyser alpine spring water. always bottled at the mountain source.

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this morning, we are looking at some residual delays. southbound 880 past stevenson. we had an earlier motorcycle crash. all lanes are back open. definitely stop and go. basically all the way back up into hayward as you come down the nimitz. the 14-day strike is over. teachers in the new haven unified school district will return to work today after voting on a new contract. number six, tiger woods is in monterey for the 119th edition of the u.s. open at pebble beach. he's one of the favorites this week after winning the masters in april. the first round tees off thursday. number seven, tonight is a must-win for the warriors as they face a 3-1 deficit. kevin durant still listed as questionable after practicing with the team for the first time since injuring his calf. so we can be optimistic. maybe he'll play. >> sure. or maybe he won't and they'll be great. right? >> yeah. either way it has to be great. it's going to be great. we believe. we believe. >> bring out the we believe t-shirts, absolutely. strength in numbers.

we'll be watching here for sure. we know that. >> absolutely. >> it's going to be touch but they can do it. >> it's been done before. once. good morning, america. breaking news as we come on the air, baseball legend david "big papi" ortiz, the victim of a brutal shooting. the shocking surveillance video. the future hall of famer shot at point-blank range outside a nightclub. big papi rushed into surgery telling doctors, "don't let me die." police calling it an ambush. the very latest on his condition this morning. also this morning, deadly crane collapse. winds topping 70 miles per hour, sent this massive crane flying into a dallas apartment building. >> oh, my god! the crane is falling over. oh, my god! >> killing one person, injuring five, while another major storm hits the south. a motorcyclist killed in florida when lightning strikes his helmet. the fast-moving fire forcing