>> building a better bay area, link forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> the warriors on the celtics ready to face off. tip-off that td garden is now less than 24 hours -- in less than 24 hours. they are only one win away from being crown champions. good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dan ashley. ama: i am ama daetz. dan: we have team coverage beginning with sports anchor chris alvarez. chris: what a ride it has been for the championship trio of stephen curry, klay thompson, and draymond green. in 2015, they won their first of three titles. it will be title number four. stephen curry taking some time to appreciate the u.s. open trophy. the major golf tournament being held just to down the road this week.

today, reminiscing on this decade-long journey together and a special moment on the trip to boston. >> it's funny. we were sitting on the plane yesterday and we sat at the same table. man, you guys are funny. y'all still sit together. he's like, y'all don't understand, 10 years, this does not happen. >> i don't want to see him too many times so that's funny. that happened two days ago. i was half-asleep. they were chatting their hearts away for six hours on the plane right. i was trying to get some sleep. good times. >> in the locker room, on the plane, at the hotels, whatever it is. we know how to have fun. and keep things light but also understand what we are trying to do and why it all matters in terms of winning games.

>> with their win in game five, they reached win number 20 in an nba finals. that's the most of any nba trio in the last 30 years. from boston, i will send things back to you. ama: intense. that is the word to describe celtics fans in boston as they get ready for the nba finals game six. dan: a win tomorrow night for the warriors will make them seven-time nba champions. j.r. stone is in boston where he's not getting such a warm welcome. >> here we go again. celtics fans back to interrupting warriors fans interviews who are out at fenway park, watching the a's take on the red sox. others tried to interrupt me during a stand up. >> if you have never been to

boston, you don't understand. j.r.: they have them fired up with their new saying "i should hurry can't cook -- aisha curry can't cook." that's like your mother telling you you are some. -- you are handsome. they are not messing with anthony and ryan. the warriors fans just flew in from the bay and will soon be purchasing their game six tickets. >> the tickets over here have dropped down from 1000 down into the 500 area. we are thinking may be a grand each, get somewhere down low maybe, some were decent for game six. >> sadly, not all ticket prices have dropped. >> it was really expensive. i was saying we could get tickets for $17,000. j.r.: search the city of boston

long enough, you will in fact meet some celtics fans who sound a little more realistic. >> sausage, hot dog, cold drinks. j.r.: fans who are starting to question their own boston team. >> i'm not sure if they have the power to stop steph curry, klay thompson, draymond green. i'm not sure if they are able to do it. >> sounds like you are very impressed with this warriors team. >> they are one of the greatest teams ever. i don't think anyone could ever deny it. j.r.: i guess you could call it the calm before the storm. while some celtics fans may be questioning their team, that doesn't mean that they are not going to get loud if today game three or game four is any sign, it's going to be rocking at td garden. in boston, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. ama: you should know by now, you can watch the nba finals only on abc seven. tomorrow, our coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. and then it's about

nba countdown. game six tips off at 6:00. keep it here for after the game. dan: more on the warriors in a few minutes. it is something parents have been waiting for. kids five years and younger are soon expected to be eligible to receive covid-19 vaccines. regulators took the first step towards regulation today. tim johns is in the newsroom with more on this milestone. tim: while there are a few more steps before the vaccinations can actually happen, some are expecting them to be available as soon as next week. >> every single patient asks when. tim: on wednesday, the answer became clearer. an fda panel taking the first step and authorizing shots for kids aged between six month and five years. at golden gate pediatric, the doctor says it is an important milestone. >> we are busier in our office then we have ever been in my 44 years of being here. tim: the doctor is encouraging

all parents to get their kids vaccinated. the assumption that younger people don't always get as sick with the virus is untrue. >> the children are extremely sick, running fevers for five days, 104, 105. tim: it is something she worries about with her 23 month old daughter. >> the amount of exposure she will have tethered kids and just the possibility for her to get it if she is unvaccinated is that much higher. tim: both she and her husband have been vaccinated for some time. they still had to make changes to their lives in order to protect her daughter. >> -- their daughter. >> we are living a hybrid life. it is slowly turning back to normal for myself and my husband. because we have a young kid at home, we have to be that much more fearful. tim: a reality she is looking forward to putting behind her. >> we really think she has missed out on opportunities she would have otherwise had. we are looking forward to being able to take her to a museum and not be scared about being around

a ton of people. tim: if you have a child you would like to have vaccinated against covid-19, the best thing to do is to reach out to your pediatrician. dan: thank you very much. in the south bay, the san jose community is rallying around six siblings who were orphaned in new murder-suicide this past weekend. the children will now live with their aunts and grandmother in a two bedroom apartment for the time being. the devastation is not only emotional but also financial print the file -- financial. they were arguing with the kids still around. a security guard tried to intervene but the father shot him. -- him, erica, and then himself the children saw everything. >> the oldest who saw the whole incident is still -- she still cries and she cannot understand why her father would do that. dan: their aunt says her sister

had separated from the father and was working to support the kids. san jose police officers association have set up a link for people to donate to help his family. ama: in the south bay, bus operators with santa clara valley presentation -- transportation authority feel targeted. they describe recent attacks on bus drivers as unrelenting. amanda del castillo details the concern. amanda: at least 14 attacks on bus operators in the last few months alone. >> it's a disappointing time for the community and for operators to have a feeling that they are being targeted or that there has been an up tick in attacks on operators or frustration with operators. amanda: lisa is the deputy director for vta. she says is sentence have ranged -- incidents have ranged from spreading to serious assaults. the transit agency turned to the

committee for help finding this man. they say he is responsible for a may 25 assault at the transit center that left a bus driver with a concussion and laceration to his face. in many cases, attacks are completely out of the blue and unexpected. >> i have had on three separate occasions guns pulled out. i was hit with a baton over the face. i was assaulted by a lady. amanda: the bus driver says he was sent to the hospital after that woman scratched him and broke scan. in his 10 days of experience, he blames covid-19 for cutting passenger patience down to zero. with the change in behavior comes change in the safety blueprint. vta says its modified policies and more, even putting up physical barriers between

operators and passengers. >> i use it religiously because that gives us a fighting chance for anything. amanda: beyond the barriers, vta says it's working with the santa clara county da's office and local law enforcement to send a message. it is a serious situation when you attack a public servant. >> these suspects commit these crimes. >> these people are trying to serve our community and get people to where they need to go. they should not be targeted and we will work to do whatever we can to make sure folks know we will not tolerate it. amanda: i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: parents in need of baby formula will have to wait longer because of a new issue at a production that. abbott once again has been forced to stop production at its facility in michigan after flooding from severe thunderstorms. two weeks ago, the company resumed making it specialty

formula and expected it back in storms around the beginning of next week. that is not going to happen now. in march, the fda shut down the plant because of contamination issues. ama: interest rates went up today for the third time this year. the hike is an effort by the federal reserve to try and cool an overheating economy and bring down record high inflation. >> i think a recession is possible. economists are bad at predicting recessions but i think the fed has a decent and reasonable chance of achieving what jay powell calls a soft issue landing. -- soft-ish landing. ama: a similar height could come in july if the economic data does not improve. a new effort to lower sky high gas prices. president biden sent a letter to major oil companies blasting them for raking in record profits and calling on them to increase production. dan: the final trip home.

how dignitaries and friends were celebrating the politicians life over two days in the south bay. ama: president biden signed an executive order in support of the lgbtq community today. activists respond to what it does and what is next. dan: the preparations underway for this weekends juneteenth celebration in oakland. >> gusty and cooler for some. i will let you know

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>> tomorrow, on gma, wake up with chris evans. a father's day morning party event. >> good morning, america. >> all on gma, america's favorite morning show. dan: a public memorial service

will be held tomorrow for former san jose mayor and member of congress norman let's. -- norm minetta. a jet landed today with a water cannon salute. he became the first asian-american cabinet secretary. he went on to serve under two presidential cabinets, fighting for local governments and social just this. speaking at tomorrow's service, as san jose's civic auditorium, former president bill clinton alongside sam liccardo and many others. ama: the third hearing from the january 6 committee is set to take place tomorrow in the nation's p once again, the findings will be broadcast to the american public. tomorrow's focus, the pressure on former vice president mike pence block certification of the 2020 election. abc news has exclusive images of pens as he was -- pence as he was rushed away. they had to be taken to a

loading dock until the mob was cleared. you can watch the testimony in tomorrow's hearing on abc 7 and streaming. our coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. dan: president biden marked pride month by signing an executive order to protect lgbt plus americans. as reporter rob mcmillan without sister station in los angeles explains, advocates explain this is only another step. >> president joe biden signing an executive order in the white house today. his administration saying it will advance equality for the lgbtq community. pres. biden: right now, there are young people sitting in their bedroom, doors closed, silent, scrolling through social media, staring at the ceiling, wondering if they will ever be loved. rob: the president was introduced by javier gomez, who led a number of protests over the so-called don't say gay bill

in florida which forbids instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in kindergarten through third grade. >> when i was five years old, i knew i was different. i knew i liked boys, but i didn't know the word for it. i am fighting for the next little javier so he doesn't have to cry himself to sleep every night, aching that he wakes up normal. rob: among other things, the executive order directs the department of education to look at the impacts of laws like the don't say gay bill. it will also offer support for mental health care and suicide prevention. pres. biden: i message to all the young people will, just be you. you are loved. you are heard. you are understood. rob: supporters know that executive orders alone will not change everything. samuel garrett is with equality california. >> the president is taking important actions today within his powers but ultimately, we

need people to vote to elect leaders in congress, leaders in the senate who will fight for the lgbtq community. rob: rob mcmillan, abc 7 news. dan: abc 7 is proud to be a sponsor of the san francisco pride parade on june 26. you will be able to watch it right here on our broadcast and on our abc 7 news app and see all of our coverage during pride month and year round at abc 7 news.com/live. ama: in the east bay, temporary safety measures will go into effect for juneteenth celebrations. several roads around the lake will be closed this sunday to avoid traffic congestion and give emergency vehicles access. they show avenue will be closed between macarthur boulevard and east 18th street. parking will be off limits. the exit from 580 west will also be closed. road closures are also planned at lake merritt and grizzly peak for july 3 and july 4. dan: let's turn to the weather

forecast and see what it will be like as we head toward the weekend. ama: meteorologist sandhya patel is here with what is coming our way. sandhya: we are going to drop those temperatures the next couple of days and then for juneteenth and father's day celebrations on sunday, bumping them up. get ready for a roller coaster ride. let me show you what will bring about the change. started noticing the cooling along the coast and the day. inland areas will notice it tomorrow. this area of low pressure continues to work its way towards the pacific northwest. it is certainly enhancing the offshore -- onshore winds. as we get back sea breeze reaching our inland communities tomorrow, you are going to go from the 90's inland today that you experienced to the 80's. even some 70's showing up. emeryville camera looking back toward san francisco, here is a look at the temperature change. 84 today in santa rosa, dropping five degrees. 14 degrees cooler in concord

tomorrow from 93 to 79. i think you will notice that. redwood city dropping 12 degrees. fairfield down 11 and gilroy, 14 degrees cooler. it is already cooler across parts of the bay area. 11 degrees drop in livermore and that is free what's going to be the trend into tomorrow. temperatures in the comfort zone. 40's to 60's unless you are out towards brentwood. 72 degrees. for the nba final game six, warriors in boston. if you are at the watch party here tomorrow night, make sure you grab a jacket. it's going to be breezy. 61 degrees at 5:00 p.m., dropping down to 57 degrees. here is the view looking at san francisco. much cooler bay and inland with temperatures falling below average friday and saturday. tomorrow morning will have the low clouds and higher clouds and then some sunshine in between but you will definitely notice a change in the air as those winds pick up. in the morning, it is a little

breezy but it gets gustier by afternoon and evening. tomorrow as you head out the door, look for temperatures in the 40's to 60's range. afternoon highs will look like this, windy along the coast, breezy inland, upper 50's to low 80's, so certainly a change in the air that will continue on friday. as you look at the seven-day forecast, dropping another 10 degrees inland. windy and cooler. upper 50's to low 70's. below average for the first half of your weekend but the second half of the weekend, temperatures begin to come up and as summer returns, the heat returns as summer starts on tuesday. mid-90's inland, mid-60's coast side, and then coming -- staying in the 60's to 90's range. dan:

ama: this weekend, barack and michelle obama's official pardon -- portraits are going on display. the portraits were commissioned by the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. rather than a formal setting, the former commander in chief against a sea of jasmine, a deliberate departure from tradition. the museum is offering several free admission events sponsored by google and private donors. you can log onto the museum's website details on how to get tickets. dan: i what i to see that.

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klay? steph curry looking to do the same in game six after going 0-9 monday night. the crowd will be loud and raucous. curry says maintaining focus will be key. >> we got to be present as much as possible and not worry about the consequences of a win or a loss. this is a very good team and we know they are going to play with a sense of desperation. for us to match that or exceed that, it's going to take the most effort we have had to give all year. >> how about game one stanley cup final? two time defending champion, tampa bay, facing colorado. nikita coach wright, the toe drag to andre pallotta. that is gorgeous. 3-2. 48 seconds later, circuit chive ties it up at -- the player ties it up at 3-3. game over. drive home safely. the avs take game one. 4-3 is your final.

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