>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: the warriors are staying loose and getting ready to take on the celtics later at chase center. how will they rebound after their loss in game one? good morning. thanks for joining us. we are counting down to tonight's game two of the nba finals on abc seven. you can see the clock on the bottom side of your screen, just 10.5 hours until coverage.

let's start with a look at the weather. we are also tracking rain. lisa: super exciting. for once, the forecast models verifying with the moderate rain in the north bay. we are taking you toward highway one, santa rosa, calistoga, and st. helena. highway 12, you have had the rain throughout the morning hours. westward along the coast, it certainly has not disappointed but as we get further south around marin county, some spotty showers and slick out there. even though we have seen the rain in the east bay and the south bay measurable amounts overnight, right now we are looking at it offshore. there is still more to come. it is a level 1 system. anywhere from one quarter of an inch there to less than 1/10 elsewhere. look at mount tam. 62 in the city. 56 in san jose. from emeryville, you can see the clouds where temperatures are muggy and it will stay that way

throughout the day. we will talk about rain totals and look ahead which includes some big-time heat for the upcoming work week. liz: thank you. san jose police are investigating a deadly shooting, authorities say a man was shot and killed at about 7:30 last night at monterey road. police have not released any other details. we will keep you posted. at least 11 are injured and three are dead after a mass in philadelphia overnight. gunshots were heard just after midnight local time. police saw several suspects shooting into a crowd. two guns have been recovered, no arrests made. police are looking for surveillance to help them identify the shooters. gun violence was in focus across the bay area this weekend, a group held on march calling for action across the golden gate bridge, demanding tougher gun legislation.

cornell barnard spoke with them and has a look at the uphill political battle over gun control. >> no more silence, end gun violence. cornell:e marched across the golden gate bridge, honoring victims of gun violence and calling for increased safety. >> i am here in solidarity with everyone trying to get the guns off the streets and out of the hands of children, make schools safe again. cornell: dante ivory lost two relatives to gun violence. >> i know what it is like to have family murdered and killed by senseless violence. cornell: the event was organized by moms demand action, just days after a deadly mass shooting claimed the lives of 19 children and two teachers in texas. pres. biden: nothing has been done. this time, that cannot be true. cornell: president biden calling for a ban on assault weapons and

enhanced background checks. the house committee approving a bill that would raise the age limit to 21 to buy semiautomatic rifles. a full house vote is scheduled next week, but the bill has little chance of passing the senate. >> they have told us what they want to do, the real beef is with the second amendment. >> i hope there is a cathartic moment we are waiting for in the senate. i pray for that moment. we will not stop if that moment does not happen. >> no more silence. cornell: congresswoman jackie speier is a survivor of gun violence. she hopes there will be a political compromise to keep schools and society safer. >> if we had 100 people dying in a plane every day, congress would be acting. somehow, because it happens with guns, it is ok? it is not ok. >> than gun violence. cornell: in san francisco,

cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: bay area law enforcement agencies are making gun owners an offer in an effort to get dangerous weapons off the marin is one of two counties to hold gun buyback events. $100 each for a rifle or shotgun, no questions asked. they rounded up 500 guns in four hours. >> it starts the conversations at home about gun safety and whether or not they want guns in the home. if they do, how to secure them and properly store them, keep them safe. if they do not, this is a perfect event in which people can come in and turn in their guns. and not only that, but also get paid money. liz: this was the first gun buyback event since 2016. the number of weapons collected does not include stolen guns that were turned in. they will be stored in a police facility until they are destroyed. san mateo county hosted its own

gun buyback program yesterday. law enforcement rounded up nearly 400 firearms including seven assault weapons and 12 ghost guns that did not have a commercial serial number, which makes the weapon untraceable. in the north bay police are looking for the man who threatened to shoot up a bar. it happened at about 11:30 friday at the roaring donkey. the man was gone by the time police arrived, the threat was enough to leave the bar and several others in the area to close early for the night. police started an investigation and increased patrol in the area. we want to warn you some may find the next video hard to watch. we are getting our first look at the deadly confrontation between police in seattle and the man at the center of the disappearance of alexis gabe. this video shows the moment officers went to arrest marshall jones on wednesday. they served a warrant and say

jones came to the door armed with a large knife. officers opened fire and he was killed. jones was the ex-boyfriend of alexis gabe, the woman who has been missing since january. investigators said this week that overwhelming evidence leads them to believe jones killed alexis at his home in antioch. she was last seen leaving his home, her cell phone case was found nearby. there is a $100,000 reward for information leading to her body. a young asian man is sharing his story of being robbed and attacked in oakland. he was getting food around 11:00 last saturday night near the fox theater in oakland. he says he suddenly felt something hit the back of his head and fell unconscious. the next day, he woke up in the hospital, bruised and beaten. all of his belongings including his wallet and phone were gone. he believes he was targeted

because he is asian and he has a reason for speaking out. >> i need to be vocal about what happened to me. the younger people, people from my community, the nepalese community, can come forward and be like oh yeah, this happened to me, too. there is this attack. liz: police say there has been no determination if this is a hate crime. they say the investigation is ongoing. his girlfriend set up a gofundme to help with medical bills since he will not be able to work as a ride-share driver for the next month. san francisco police chief is a job well done, calling a rare press conference to showcase department efforts in solving several recent killings. police acknowledge they are battling the public's perception and violent crime is running rampant in the city. >> this is a big deal, to arrest individuals who took three lives. san francisco -- reporter: san francisco police

chief making a rare weakened appearance to make a point, the streets are a little safer. >> i hope it makes people breathe easier, feel better that these people are in custody. reporter: flanked by homicide investigators and patrol officers, the chief pressed on growing concerns over public safety. >> what this is about is ensuring people that they are officers out there working, investigating cases, solving them when we have the evidence. holding people accountable as much as we can. reporter: four arrests in three days involving three homicides, starting with the stabbing death of a 45-year-old man in april. >> we followed several leads, including reviewing surveillance video from the area. reporter: an arrest coming days ago followed by two more and another stabbing death friday afternoon. >> there are multiple

third-party bystander witnesses on scene who provided video evidence of what occurred. reporter: saturday morning, another arrest and another stabbing death of a 21-year-old in the tenderloin on june 1. >> this morning, i received a call from a sergeant stating they had someone walk into the station stating they done something very bad. reporter: while there have been multiple arrests, the police chief says there is a lot of work to be done. >> these arrests have been in quick succession, we wanted to make sure we got that information out but we also need the public's help. reporter: san francisco has seen 20 homicides this year. >> we want to make sure we take advantage of that, if anybody has anything they can provide to help investigations, i think it is a good opportunity. reporter: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: to find an ally to help you cope with issues like school

safety and mental health, get started by going to abc7news.com. let's get a check outside right now. look at that rain. lisa: this is mount tam where we have the rain in the north bay from calistoga. elsewhere, a lot of clouds, muggy, and still the chance for some spotty showers throughout the morning hours. i have the full forecast coming up. liz: also, taking on a crisis. the way area duo -- the bay area duo who has been going to great lengths to find baby formula because of the nationwide shortage. their effort that has helped dozens of people. san jose getting called out by the president of ukraine. his message to the city and what he wants changed because of the war with russia.

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>> here is a live look outside. look how dreary it is. we need the rain. someone is walking on the golden gate bridge. good for them. after being closed for four months, abbott restarted production at the baby formula factory. two bay area women have stepped up spending thousands of dollars to ship formula to people around the country. tim johns sat down with them at their home and bring you the story you will see only here on abc7. tim: for the past several weeks, megan and her girlfriend have spent day and night hunting for baby formula. not because they have a child of their own, but to send it out to others desperately in need. for weeks, a closure at a

michigan plant has caused a massive shortage nationwide. something they were not aware of until coming across a facebook post one day on their way to costco. >> it just kind of snowballed from there. tim: during the trip, the pair who call alameda home were able to find some of the formula people online are desperately searching for. they decided to buy some and send it out. a small gesture that would soon turn into a massive undertaking. >> there is a lot of bad things happening in the world right now that i cannot do anything to fix. this was so concrete. i can go to a store. i can buy formula. i can send it to a parent. that kid is fed. tim: they said they have spent about $10,000 on everything from formula to gas to shipping costs. they sent out 117 boxes to people in 28 states. while they have gotten some money back, they say they will

never send a case to people who simply can't afford to pay. >> the things we hear and see are heartbreaking. mothers reaching out, saying they were concerned they were going to hospitalize their baby. tim: one recipient was breonna of long island, new york. with few options available, she was out to her last portion of formula for her four-month-old daughter. >> i remember my initial comment was saying she was our angel, because we are struggling with -- my daughter can only take a certain formula. tim: they say even though they are determined to help as many people as they can nationwide, they want to ensure their actions are not negatively impacting people in the bay area. >> we will not take the last one from here because we have seen enough families and met enough people that we want to protect anyone we can from the experience of an empty shelf. tim: while the experience has

been exhausting, they say it has been rewarding. that is why they plan on continuing their efforts until the shortage is over. >> it has shown us we have the capabilities and the resources to make a change. i think moving forward, we will continue in some fashion. tim: in alameda, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: in the north bay, local jeopardy champion amy schneider made history this weekend. she is the first openly transgender grand marshal of the sonoma county pride parade in santa rosa. about 50 groups took part in the parade, including city officials, human rights advocates and ethnic groups. this year's theme, we are family. it represents reunion following the covid pandemic. the parade was an opportunity for the community to heal after a challenging couple of years. >> such a joy in the world we live in with all the anger and gun violence and misery going on. to see this great joy and pride today.

liz: the parade is one of several events planned for pride month in sonoma county. ♪ in san francisco, a bay area japanese drum ensemble entertain ed the crowd at the japan town peace plaza. it marks the raising of the rainbow flag for the first time in japan town. it is part of a weeklong celebration by queer, trans trans-asian pacific islanders across the state. abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on sunday, june 26. you will be able to watch it live on abc 7. you can see all coverage during pride month and year-round at abc7news.com/pride. we are getting this rain, which we desperately need because things will get very hot and dry. lisa: we are not spreading it around equally unfortunately because if you look at our live cameras and the radar, you can see the focus is in the north

bay. that is where we thought it would be but we are certainly helping back with all of those dry fuels and live doppler 7 has green to show you and the level 1 system to stay with us. you can see the activity toward santa rosa but there have been spotty showers and precip has been accumulating elsewhere. st. helena is in the wet weather. some light to moderate rain by highway 29 and highway 12 through santa rosa, mark west springs and toward the coastline from bodega bay to dillon beach, consistent wet weather and a few sales over southern marin, san rafael, even 580, the richmond san rafael bridge, toward the altamont pass and a few isolated showers. as we widened the view, pretty quiet from the east bay to the south bay but there is more offshore. santa cruz mountains has picked up a couple hundredths.

the sierra nevada, wet weather for you. blue canyon looking at some rain. here is the measurable rain from mount diablo. over 1/10 of an inch, nearly one quarter of an inch. more to come. look at oakland, 0.18 and 21 hundredths in san francisco. one 100th in pleasanton. the view from mount tam shows the rain. 55 in oakland and santa clara. 66 in san jose. big contrast at the shark tank with the cloudy skies and temperatures in the upper 50's santa rosa. 63 in annapolis 65 in concord. no rain expected in santa cruz. highs will make it to 70. the dew points are high. we get a little sun in the afternoon. it is muggy, cloudy for the most part. summerlike heat turning as soon as the next 48 hours. there is the plan throughout the rest of the morning. isolated showers not only in the north bay but in the peninsula

over into the east bay, a spotty shower. the clouds dial back and we get into a little bit of sun. it will feel like a midwest east coast afternoon because of those high dew points. look at the several 100, still to come some spotty showers. one third of an inch santa rosa. elsewhere, it is something we were talking about. 68 in richmond. 71 in oakland. 70 santa rosa. mid-70's in fremont. you can see the cloud cover will be with us throughout much of the day. a few peaks of sun throughout the afternoon. the finals, nba, game two today. in the 60's at 6:00. still monkey through the evening hours. upper 50's through the night. the accu weather forecast, a level 1 system until noon. looking at a turnaround with summerlike once arriving into the 80's in lent tomorrow.

it will remain cool at the coast each and every day as we warm up to above-average readings into the low 90's thursday inland. 80 bayshore. upper 90's friday. saturday looks pretty toasty and right the bay as well. you have to go to the coast to cool off. liz: that is good news. we will take what we can get. everything you want to know about the bus system both past and present was on display in san francisco. heritage day is an event hosted each year by the market street railway and as part of the celebration, historic buses, cable cars in streetcars rarely in operation are brought back to the streets to serve the public this weekend. the celebration includes exhibits on the history and activities for all ages on the plaza outside the railway museum. the u.s. postal service is hosting a job fair in the east bay, berkeley's main post office is looking to hire over 100 postal workers. the job fair is free to attend

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shirts to call attention to the wnba player being held in russia for over 100 days. she was detained in an airport, they wore the shirts to practice and jaelyn brown explained what was behind the move. >> it came from the players association, we wanted to come out and show our support for brittney griner. she has been over there for an extended amount of time and we feel like enough is enough. liz: the u.s. government has intervened and is working to get her released. warriors fans have enjoyed some pivotal moments this nba season. this morning we are putting a spotlight on a local photographer whose lens helped create a lifelong friendship with jordan poole. here is amanda del castillo with a snapshot. >> shout out to jordan. just a really good friend of mine who is extremely elite behind the camera. amanda: that is jordan poole.

they met a training facility three years ago and built a friendship. they have bonded over photography and they have become rising stars. this nba season, they established a working relationship. he calls himself his personal photographer and storyteller and has taken thousands of photos of everything basketball and beyond. >> the travels, the hikes. whatever we decide to do, we have everything documented for our sake. amanda: hejiminez has had no professional training, but says back in 2015, when he was a teenager battling depression, he picked up a camera to help him view life through a different lens. every day since, his work on his -- he has worked on his craft and says he is blessed to capture such monumental moments.

>> every time i click the shutter, my heart is beating. that is my heart and soul. amanda: their relationship is real on and off the court, regardless of any celebrity status or social media following. >> we are doing something different, i don't know. it is special. amanda: friendship, photography and up next, the nba finals. >> one of my goals is to shoot an entire season, then go to the nba finals and really document history. amanda: they hope to one day look back on decades of photos, stories and shared experiences, understanding their unwavering support of one another is part of the big picture. >> we've been friends for a long time. let's tell both of our stories and build together and see what it looks like. amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: don't forget, abc 7 is the only place to watch the warriors in the nba finals. game two is today with the pregame show starting at 4:00, then nba counter at 4:30 endgame to tipping off at 5:00 inside chase center. don't change the channel, keep it right here for after the game

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning, thanks for joining us. we start this half hour with another check of the forecast. it sure is dreary out there. lisa: it is. this is where we have the rain in the north bay. it is mainly focused, this is where we have had all of those fires. good news for calistoga, st. helena, highway one with light to moderate showers. along the coast, dillon beach, as we sink south, not much is happening from the richmond san rafael bridge to even southern marin.

there is some shower activity offshore. we have the level 1 system through no time with spotty isolated showers for any of us but the focus will be on the north bay from one quarter of an inch to one couple hundredths. this is the evidence from mount tam where we had the rain. 60 into city. 66 down the route. speaking of the south bay, cloudy skies. upper 50's from santa rosa where the rain is falling. 10:00, spotty showers. throughout the afternoon, humid conditions, partly to mostly cloudy throughout the day. watching the game, it will be dry and muggy. we will talk about a warm up coming up in a few minutes. liz: thanks. today is the last day of the platinum jubilee in the u.k., the four-day celebration is honoring queen elizabeth's 70 years on the throne. although the queen has not been able to attend all festivities, officials say she is keeping her great sense of humor.

inez: overnight a massive concert to mark the platinum jubilee. thousands gathering to celebrate the 70 year rain. elton john, diana ross, alicia keys, then mel miranda and the cast of hamilton, and queen. the queen did not attend. she has been suffering from mobility issues which has resulted in her missing several events. the palace thinks she experienced some discomfort during celebrations. thursday >> she has given a lifetime of service to the country, it is only fair she can enjoy the celebrations in a dignified and comfortable manner at home. inez: her majesty made a surprise virtual appearance during the big show, alongside paddington bear. the royal family was out in full force, prince william using his address to talk about climate change.

>> together, if we harness the very best of humankind and restore our planet, we will protect it for children, our grandchildren and future generations to come. inez: prince charles was also there, the son and heir to the throne taking on an expanded role during the four day celebration. here outside buckingham palace, we are gearing up for a final day of celebrations, tons of people lining up with a parade, pageant, and thousands of street parties expected. ines de la cuetara, abc news, london. liz: ukrainian president zelenskyy is calling out several american cities, including san jose, to end sister city relationships with russia. he made the comments friday during a video address to the u.s. conference of mayors. san jose was among the cities zelenskyy mentioned along with san diego and chicago. he says continuing partnerships

gives russia undeserved credibility in the u.s.. >> what do those ties gives to you? probably nothing but they allow russia to say it is not isolated even after the start of this war. liz: the comments came exactly 100 days after russia first invaded his country. we reached out to the san jose mayor for comment but have not heard back. new details about the investigation into the deadly school shooting in uvalde. this comes as more victims are being laid to rest. faith abubey has the story. faith: the uvalde school board says robb elementary school will finally close its doors after the shooting. >> that will not be a school for our children moving forward. faith: less than one minute before the gunman entered the building, a school employee pressed an internal alarm on a cell phone setting off a chain

of alerts. seconds later, the shooter was inside the school. these details emerging following a report from "the new york times" that says the police chief arrived at the scene without his police radio. authorities say the police chief wrongly believed it was a barricaded subject and no longer an active shooter situation despite 911 calls coming in from inside the classroom where the gunman was. one of those calls from a 10-year-old student telling a 911 dispatcher, "my teacher is dead. please send help. send help for my teacher. she is shot, but still alive." three more victims will be laid to rest this weekend. all just 10 years old. in san antonio the community gathered for a stand with uvalde event. one of the goals is to urge people to make their voices heard at the ballot box. >> if this does not get us

focused on the need to change the direction of our country, what are our children going to say? faith: survivors of the shooting as well as a shooting at a supermarket in buffalo will testify before congress next week. >> i have conversations all the time about racism and gun violence and nis my story so me to be there to represent my community. faith: the father of 10-year-old garza is taking action. he has the same team of attorneys who sued the makers of the gun used in sandy hook and now they have issued a letter to the makers of the ar-15 used in this shooting. faith abubey, abc news, washington. liz: still ahead, around 2000 triathletes are getting ready to escape from alcatraz. we preview the 41st rendition of the triathlon. here is a look outside, people are waking up to some rainy weather. most of us are happy to see it.

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liz: here is a live look outside this morning from our roof camera. san francisco's castro theatre is about two mark its 100th anniversary. special screenings are taking place to celebrate. the family first opened the theater on june 22, 1922. the anniversary countdown is already underway, featuring the most iconic movies from the early decades of the theater. friday featured movies from the 1920's. saturday, movies from the 1930's including including "the adventures of robin hood" and "a night at the opera." a special happy birthday event will be held the 22nd with movies filmed in san francisco. the escape from alcatraz triathlon begins on alcatraz island. 2000 triathletes including olympians and champions and

enthusiastic competitors of all ages will take part in this year's event. this is video from last year, it includes a mile and a half swim from alcatraz to the marina, green shoreline, an 18 mile bike ride and an eight mile run to baker beach. it begins at 7:15 this morning. maybe those runners are hoping it was not so wet. lisa: it is not that went in the city but it is foggy. the rain is in the north bay. spotty showers elsewhere. we will hold on to this unusual regime for the first half of your sunday and we will talk about the second half of your sunday and the work week ahead which features much warmer and dry weather. liz: thank you. also, are the dubs feeling the pressure? why the team is confident they are resilient and will respond. details coming up in sports.

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here is a live look outside this morning. the giant will try to earn a split of their four-game weekend series in miami, san francisco faces the marlins. first pitch at 10:40. they will try to avoid being swept by the boston red sox. first pitch is at 1:07 this afternoon. tonight, game two of the nba finals with the warriors trying to bounce back against the celtics. you can watch the game right here on abc 7, tip-off is at 5:00 p.m. here is chris alvarez with the preview. chris: good morning, since steve kerr took over, the warriors have only lost a game one of a playoff series three times, 2016, a series they did win 2019 , against toronto where they lost, now they are zero to one with the celtics. steph curry broke the huddle,

then casually, a half-court jumper. gary payton the second says he is good and ready to go for game two, adding there is no discomfort in the left elbow. warriors are eager to put the pressure back on the celtics in game two of the finals. the name of the game in a seven-game series, making adjustments and bouncing back. >> if you are not down, not in your feelings, that is a problem. you have to feel it, how much it lingers, that is the test. >> playoffs are about being uncomfortable until you complete the mission. it was a harsh reminder, but something we need to go through. it is about how you respond tomorrow, which i'm excited for. >> the value of playoff experience is you understand the ups and downs of a playoff series. is imto tn thpageon way or the. >> it does not kill your confidence that you can't come out sunday and win the game, that is what we are going to do. chris: abc 7 is your exclusive home of the nba finals. here is your game two lineup.

the dubs on seven pregame show begins at 4:00, tip-off at 5:00, then post game highlights and reaction. the a's honor the 1972 world championship squad saturday. they beat the reds capturing the first major pro championship. there is royalty in attendance, reggie jackson and series m.v.p. jean tennis. 72 swaggy in this stance. -- 1972 swagg in the stands. love to see it. red sox double trouble in the game, boston had five doubles in the ballgame. red sox lead at four to nothing, top of the fourth. cordero at the plate. watch chad run this thing down, what a play. oakland only managed four hits. the a's get shut out for the second time this year. boston wins, oakland lost five in a row. they are 7-22 at home this season. giants and marlins from a very rainy miami, florida. good thing they have a cover on

that stadium. a season high of five homers friday. the second homer in as many days, forth of the season. giants leading four to nothing. it gets away, marlins got double. the marlins score four to tie things up. 4-4 in the ninth. jesus sanchez, sac fly will bring home the winning run as the giants lose 5-4. that is your look at sports, abc 7 is your home of the nba finals. we have you covered all day long. do not change the channel. back to you. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. we are rooting for the warriors. lisa: i heard from a viewer in the north bay, one inch and one third all night long. we wish we could spread that around but it has been the north bay focus and the forecast models really zooming in and coming into play correctly on

this system as we look at st. helena, calistoga, youngsville, highway 29, wet weather and throughout santa rosa, highway one, westward, bodega bay, dillon beach, a foggy start and a little bit of rain shower activity through southern marin over the richmond san rafael bridge. you have seen that over toward 680 we have spotty light showers. pescadero getting into the act as well as santa cruz. you can see the rain into the sierra nevada. we are not them with the system yet here it a couple more hours to go. and rosa has picked up 0.4 inches. over performing in the north bay , certainly along the coastline as i told you about that in to rain. one third of an inch in mill valley. oakland, 0.18. ssl about 21 hundredths. castro valley, 71 hundredths. mount tam looking at the rain shower activity. 62 in san francisco. 55 in oakland.

very muggy out there. as we look out toward the export-oriented camera, you can see the gray sky -- the exploratorium camera, you can see the gray sky. 65 in concord. no wind will add to the heavier out there throughout the day so we have light to moderate showers this morning. isolated showers throughout the early afternoon. monday and cloudy for the rest of the day. summerlike heat returns in parts of the day tomorrow. let's look at the next several hours where you will notice that we still are looking at perhaps some isolated showers into the 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 hour. even noon. partly cloudy conditions and with a little bit of sun, we will easily be in the 70's. overall, anyone could see a few drops out there. the focus will be along the coastal hills of north bay. half moon bay has picked up over 1/10 of an inch. certainly some good news. highs today with all the cloud cover, the muggy conditions from

the upper 60's downtown to the 70's for you in fremont. 76 in concord. 70 in santa rosa. upper 70's was a little sun and muggy afternoon in san jose. tonight, nba finals 6:00, low 60's out there. we will see a little bit of sun but it will be muggy. upper 50's late in the day. it is not until tomorrow we wake up to a lot of clouds and fog, dry atmosphere. a quick warm-up with 70's and 80's and look at the heat through the week. liz: thank you. things changing drastically. part of building a better bay area is taking care of our environment. a critical mission about to get underway at nasa jpl in pasadena will deliver a historic look at the world's water supply. the goal is to survey surface water for the entire planet. abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco has the story. mike: with a historic drop -- drought bearing down on the

west, the sierra snow survey takes on an almost survival quality. so does the gauging of our streams and reservoirs. what if a single measurement could give us a picture of all the sources together, along with nearly every drop of water on the surface of the planet? enter the nasa swat satellite program. >> for the first time ever, it will see rivers, lakes, reservoirs and wetlands. mike: it stands for surface, water and ocean topography. cedric david is a global hydrology specialist at nasa jpl in pasadena and a scientist on the project. he says the satellite, scheduled to launch later this year, will employ a special radar. >> this is a radar that shoots a beam coming down, the frequency of that beam bounces on water and not so much on anything else. mike: he says the instruments will be able to survey the earth's continents approximately every 10 days, producing high resolution measurements of areas like the florida everglades or rivers and marshes in the sacramento san joaquin delta and

more. stephen springhorn is with the california department of water resources. >> trying to use every technology to inform decisions on the ground. some of that is very broad and covers the whole globe, you want to think globally but act locally. mike: nasa jpl says the survey will also generate global data on the impacts of climate change including mapping ocean current and the ability to capture heat and carbon. here in the u.s., it will provide a better understanding of the water system that crisscross vast sections of the country. >> it is incredibly important. knowing how much we have is the first thing to do to properly manage it. mike: perhaps taking a step back to better understand the one resource so critical for life on earth. mike nicco, abc7news. liz: fascinating. next, the big 100th birthday party for the oakland zoo. what is on tap at the free

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liz: here are the winning numbers from last nights's powerball drawing. 14, 16, 36, 52, 60. powerball 16. nobody picked all six numbers. the jackpot increases to $198 million. the winning numbers from last night's $16 million super lotto plus, 9, 13, 21, 27, 45. mega number is five. nobody matched all six in that drawing either. the jackpot grows to $17 million. if you are thinking of taking bart, be aware of your route and where you are headed. you can expect up to 20 minute delays, single tracking is happening today around union city station. green line trains are not running due to powerab replacement work. the oakland zoo is celebrating

its centennial today, the family-friendly event will be jampacked with food, entertainment, live performances and is free to attend. the zoom is hosting the party at snow park near lake merrick, where the zoo was started in 1922. the event starts at 11:00 this morning and lasts until 3:00 p.m. oakland zoo encourages taking bart as it is a short walk from the 19th street station to snow park. let's get one final check of our weather. lisa: it is a beautiful sight especially in the north bay where it has been raining all night anywhere from one half inch to one inch and a half from mount st. helena, calistoga, santa rosa, highway 21 and 12. into marin, a few showers and montero, waves of rain and pescadero as well. a level 1 system still with us through 12:00, 1:00. a main -- a muggy day in the 60's and 70's.

drier on monday. much warmer tuesday. wednesday, above average. 90's by the end of the week. 80's, bayshore keeping a cool and comfortable with that onshore flow at the coast. liz: thank you and thank you all for joining us. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. good morning america is next. we do not have news at 9:00 this morning. we will be airing the opening ceremony of the special olympics. do not forget, abc7 is your exclusive home of the nba finals. coverage for game two begins at 4:00 p.m.. then it is nba countdown at 4:30. game two tips off at 5:00 and joined larry beil after the game at 8:00 p.m. have a great day.

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