a 'team effort' all around--- puts the warriors on the verge of an n-b-a championship. but make no mistake, one star shined above the re. puts the warriors on the verge of an nba championship, but make no mistake, one star shined above the rest. and democrats swinging through the bay area this week to the tune of presidential fever. where you'll find the party's highest profile leaders. plus the announcement that could reset the republican field for president with a very familiar name. and it's monday, good monday morning, it's 4:20 i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. check that forecast with meteorologist kari hall.

>> good morning. we start out with low clouds across parts of the bay and kind of cool as you walk out the door we're in the mid 50s for most of the bay area, upper 50s for the south bay and the peninsula now at 58 degrees. today's forecast brings it up into the mid 70s for most of the bay, even hitting the lower 80s for the south bay. peninsula today 75 degrees and 65 degrees for san francisco. a bit breezy as we get some sunshine, north bay today reaching into the upper 70s. so a great way to start out the week but it looks like we stay dry for the next few face unfortunately. i'll talk more about that and i'll let you know about this major heatup headed our way, it's coming up in the full microclimate forecast. we'll take you over here towards some of those low clouds karis was talking about. we can make out through this haze here the bay bridge and a smooth drive between oakland and san francisco. the aro points to the city itself and that's where we do have a crash still going on there and it may be affecting the off ramp at 10th off of 101

south off the of the sky way. no slowing shows up on sensors. light volume of traffic right though. two other crashes south 680 over on the shoulder and swout 585 also on the shoulder. we will track both of those incidents as well. back to you only one game now standing between the warriors and an nba championship. the first one in four decades. you're taking a live look at oracle arena this morning. warrior fans are hopeful that the neck time they see their team it's going to be for a victory parade. the war roars are up three games to two in the finals. >> it has been a nail biter. and last night's name no girchs. the warriors pulled ahead in the fourth quarter. celebrations spilledout side, music, dancing, the works. fans arrived hours before the game filling up that team store. in the end they got the win they needed. >> great game. i tell you what it was a nail biter, it was so frustrating, we

thought, okay, they're going to blow them out. no. finally, finally, those threes were unbelievable. >> cavs fans say they felt their team just ran out of steam in the end. had they say they're still feeling confident going into game six. ♪ meantime, that's metallica, they rocked the national anthem at last night's game. if you were a fan you would know that the band started in los angeles but is long called the bay area home. the anthem was blaring with electric get tars in metallica's signature style. so what's next? both teams have the day off to travel. the warriors are going to have a chance to take it all tomorrow night, game six in cleveland at 6:00 and we hope it ends there, but if it doesn't game seven, the final game of the series would be on friday in oakland. >> bring on home boys if you

have to. download our nbc bay area app, we're constantly updating our coverage there as well as on facebook, twitter and instagram. some harder news now. a san francisco police officer says that he was forced to open fire after a dog suddenly went on the attack, biting him several times. yesterday evening police received a 911 call from a home on observing dale avenue in the city's bay view neighborhood. officers say as they approached the house a dog attacked an officer, that officer shot and killed the dog to stop the attack, the officer was hospitalized with multiple bites. police have not said what prompted the 911 call. >> the man accused of sexually assaulting a san jose girl in her own home is set to enter a lae in court. this is surveillance video of last month's brazen attack. police say this man followed the 13-year-old home, forced his way inside and then attacked her. he is also accused of trying to sexually assault a woman in a grocery store bathroom back in april. sources tell nbc that he

confessed to both crimes, but the da has not confirmed that. >> right now foster city police are investigating an attempted murder suicide happening on saturday night just a few blocks south of brewer island. police and firefighters responded to an emergency medical call and found an elderly woman dead and an elderly man bleeding. investigators say it appears the man killed the woman then stabbed himself several times. that man is being treated at the hospital right now and it is not clear what led up to the killing. we're also learning new details about a kidnapping in sunnyvale, the 18 month old victim spent the night in the hospital and reportedly is doing just fine. here is video of his mother's arrest in newark saturday night after allegedly taking that toddler without permission earlier in the day. 20-year-old christina rodriguez does not have custody of the boy. investigators say she didn't know he was on medication that needed to be taken twice a day. a popular ride at great america theme park remains closed while authorities investigate an accident that

left an employee in critical condition. it happened the flight deck roller coaster friday afternoon. investigators say an employee reached down to pick up a cell phone someone had dropped on the tracks and was hit by a heavy steel train. the guest also suffered a hand injury. investigators say it does not appear the ride malfunctioned. demolition starts later today, a bridge damaged by a quake in napa last month is coming down now. you can see the damage in this video, cracks on the oakville cross bridge, it's been shut down since it was damaged in may's 4.1 quake centered in yountville. there was also a plan in place to demolish that bridge but the quake basically sped up the timeline. at first the project was expected to take more than two years, now the goal is to have a new bridge open by new year's day. the nation's two most prominent democrats are going to be in the bay area this week, hillary clinton and president obama are visiting in search of campaign cash. on friday the president is going

to host 20 business leaders at a high priced tech-related round table at uber investor's house. that night the president will attend a $10,000 per person event at hedge fund mogul tom stires's home. the president and mrs. clinton are not actually going to cross paths. those on the republican side are gearing up for a formal announcement today from a candidate long considered likely to jump in the race. after exploring a presidential run for months florida governor jeb bush is going to officially announce his campaign at an event this afternoon. bush's team just rolled out this in you video with the official logo. >> my core beliefs start with the premise that the most vulnerable in our society should be at the front of the line, not the back. mr. bush enters a crowded field of gop challengers that already includes ten candidates and counting.

>> let see how many come into the race as well. hey, the temperatures are is set to -- they're going to heat up. >> we're counting those temps meteorologist kari hall, good morning. >> good morning. yesterday was just beautiful outside and also very comfortable. we can expect more of the same this afternoon but it will be heating up as we go through the week so enjoy. it is now 54 degrees in san francisco. in the south bay it is 57 degrees and 58 degrees for the peninsula. east bay now at 56 degrees and the wind now coming in from the northwest, it will start to pick up as we go through the day so no strong on-shore flow that really helps to cool things off, but it will be a warm day, especially in spots like the tri-valley and most of our inland areas. here is a look at the wind forecast, we can see those wind arrows bring in an on-shore flow later on this evening to help cool things off. the next 24 hours stays mostly clear during the afternoon but of course we started out with some fog and drizzle this 340r7k. let's see how that impact your commute. let's check in with mike we're watching that to see

if the visibility issues, so far none reported on the roadways, but we will look over toward palo alto where we can clearly see the light from that big sign at the shopping center but we are looking also at the roadway south of there is where we have seen last week this palo alto jam here. we expect to see a similar issue it this week, but there's a sign at the bottom of the screen, it does say slow down, lane shift. so at least they're warning you this week. look at the map we see no real slowing lieu that area. south of highway 84 on the left side of your screen. southbound 85 that crash i told you about past 17 over on the shoulder. crash 680 southbound also on the shoulder and no slowing and no injuries. the altamont pass on the right shows a tiny build for 580. there is the rest of the bay as you would expect an easy drive. that crash still active on chp for 101 on tenth if in san francisco. not one but two brutal shark attacks as two teenagers are viciously attacked just miles

apart.

welcome back, time is ... (adlib) cleanin cleaningy. and we're watching the skies for you, at least meteorologist kari hall is as we take a live look outside from the south bay this morning, a nice start to our day, 4:43 right now. two teens lost their left arms in separate shark attacks in north carolina. both attacks happened sunday off oak island. a 13-year-old girl lost part of her arm and was also injured in the leg. about an hour later a 16-year-old boy was bitten, also losing an arm. both were airlifted to a hospital and now recovering following surgery u.s. military launched and air strike against a senior al qaeda mitt tant. the pentagon says he was responsible for a series of attacks in algeria in 2013 which killed 38 people killing three americans. libya's government released a statement saying mokhtar belmokhtar was killed in the attack. the pentagon says it's still assess something the results of

the operation and is k. mott con pirm his death. big news for san jose international airport which is going to welcome its first nonstop flight from china. the inaugural flight from beijing, choo inn in a is due to get in at 11:30 this morning. the nonstop flight is one of three new routes that they are running, the others go to seattle and to boston. big weekend at the box office. "jurassic world" sets a record at the summer box office. more on that and the rest of our news before the bell we turn to landon you had toy live at cnbc headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good monday morning. stocks could strug you will out of the gates this week after the markets barrel changed from last week, futures are pointing to a lower open today. investors are waiting for the fed which means tuesday and wednesday hoping for more clues as to when the central bank will start raising interest rates this week. look for data today on manufacturing and housing. on friday the dow fell 140

points to 17899. the nasdaq losing 32 to 1551. there's a big deal in the housing sector today. california based home builders standard pacific and the rye land group are merging. creating the nation's fourth largest builder. standard services on swrup scale homes while rye land does most of its business with first time buyers. dinosaurs still rule the earth, "jurassic world" breaks a record it at the box office taking in $511 million worldwide in its opening weekend. china accounting for 1/5 of that total. the universal film earning $206 million in the u.s. and canada. trailing only the original avengers for best day buh of all time. back over to you. we may still be suckers for the original jurassic park, but doing it all over again. thank you very much. 4:45 right now, happening today it's a rare thing in california, state lawmakers say they have a balanced budget to

send to governor jerry brown today. that's because an $8 billion surplus over this past fiscal year, but it may not be cause for celebration. nbc bay area political analyst larry ger accident says state leaders deserve credit for managing the surplus responsibly. it may be wiped out due to to a measure set to send. proposition 30 bumped up california's sales tax. the problem, california has too few other sources of income leaving it vulnerable. >> syntaxes, alcohol, cigarettes way below the national average perhaps break up proposition 13, maybe oil extraction tacks, there could be many different ways to come up with other funds. close to 70% of california's general fund comes from personal income tax. if you have a teen driver you might be paying an average of 80% more for your car insurance. according to a new report from insurance quotes.com, 16 year

olds cause the highest spike in premiums. the average impact decreases to 60% just by age 19, only a few years later. but a good student discounts can relieve some of the sting so parents should be sure to ask their insurer for any discounts. temperatures are rising and so will your electric bill come summer, u.s. energy information administration expects the typical electric bill to go up 4.8% this summer. how do you cut some costs? keep the shades drawn during the heat of the day and use the microwave or gas grill instead of the oven. you can also save money by running a ceiling fan or box fans on some of those milder days. >> we like to brag about our natural ac here in the bay area. you might be getting a little taste of that later today. let's check in with meteorologist kari hall. >> good morning, sam and laura. as we start out it is a feeling like we don't need the ac at all, but this afternoon you may just for a loretta lynch bit, especially if you are in the north bay and parts of the east bay as well. right now 58 degrees for the

pens had la and bay at 55 degrees as we go into the next couple of hours. today reaching 70 degrees in the east bay, san francisco 65 degrees and 77 degrees in the north bay. checking out the microclimates right now it is 54 degrees in san francisco north bay now at 53 degrees, but let me take you to the east bay where we start out at a nice cool 51 degrees at walnut creek and 50 degrees this morning in or rend da, the peninsula 58 it degrees this morning, but as we go into the afternoon with low clouds breaking apart and giving us some sunshine later today we will see those temperatures warming up, not only that, but we will have some clearing skies with a lot of sunshine for like the tri-valley, a lot of our inland areas, the valleys where we will see those temperatures heating up. san jose today reaching 83 degrees, los gatos 87 degrees.

at&t park today reaching 67 degrees an of course the mariners face off with the giants today, first pitch it will be 63 degrees, nice and cool and by the end of the game it will be 58 degrees. so bring those brink et cetera with you to enjoy the game. now let's check in with laura. thanks so much. being patriotic and saving water at the same time, a san jose couple dealing with the drought and celebrating flag day in a creative way. dan and claudia decker had to let their lawn go brown to conserve water but didn't like how it looked, so they painted an american flag on it in honor of flag day yesterday. they're also looking into what to do in the future. >> i hope everybody enjoys it and maybe the next holaday coming up we will think of noir thing to paint, saint pattie's day, maybe a shamrock or two, but maybe the drought will be over by then. >> one could only hope.

the deckers say the flag has been getting a lot of attention it, no the only are neighbors stopping by, but so are strangers who are asking for help painting a lawn flag of their own. >> it's huge. you can probably see that from space. it's a common thing to say, you like a dabble in certain activities, usually it's a harmless expression. >> typically, yes. in this case the term applies to a new kind of drug use that has some parents unnerved and doctors unsure about how exactly to classify it. we're looking over here toward free month, a smoothiesy drive, with he classify this as a good morning commute. we will talk about the rest of your bay coming up. a warning this morning for

parents - about a new, more dangerous method of using . rijuana. a warning this morning for parents about a new more dangerous method of using marijuana, it's called dabbing, pediatricians say instead of smoking marge teens are inhaling vapors from heated butane hash oil. it's a product made from the trimmings of the cannabis leaf. not a lot is known about the health repercussions, but it has been linked to fire, explosions and severe burns. >> doctors saying they are seeing a rise in an unusual type of injury, self inflicting piercing injuries. researchers tracked emergency room records, they found self-inflicted injuries long teens were on the rise, the most common cut or piercing injuries

while gun related injuries decreased. the risk of self-inflicted injury was lower among african-americans than white teens. they know the risks and ignore the warnings, that's what research found when it come to men and skin cancer. according to the skin cancer foundation men can account for 40% of melanoma cases but more than 60% of melanoma deaths. doctors say it's especially common in men over the anyone of 45 who work outside and don't wear sunscreen. many men in this category say they either forego et to put on the sunscreen or think of sunscreen as greasy and unpleasant. >> it occurs to me but not in the morning before work, i don't think about it then, i think about it after i'm burnet. >> most of the products have spf 30 in a racial moisturizer form it's not greasy, it's not the sunscreen that we used to use as kids. >> doctors suggest using sunscreen every single morning as an after shave lotion before heading out into the sun, whatever it take to be careful out there. >> maybe put on a shirt, too.

>> that would help. don't put it around your head unless the sweat is pouring down. let's check the morning commute. we're looking over here towards the bay bridge, folks are trying to get to work, smooth flow at the toll plaza. on the map i have the rare row pointing westbound 54, fish ranch road saw a little slowing, it's starting to clear. there was a mattress in the fast lane, hopefully they had that traffic break and had that mattress cleared. the giants play at 7:15 in the city so there will be post work traffic around at&t. over on the right side of your screen a little slowing out of the altamonte, typical for west 580. getting too much sleep can be just as bad for your health as getting too little rest. researchers suggest adults should aim for seven to nine hours of sleep every day. people who routinely get more or

less sleep have a higher chance of developing health problems and are even at risk of dying earlier. sleep disorders like apnea and insomnia can cause serious problems. most people aren't being diagnosed and treated. the warriors players probably didn't get much sleep last night, they are on the verge of history as they take it back to cleveland, hoping to return nba examples. what a game last night. highlights coming up. just as summer arrives, though, do the higher gas prices for most of the company -- country. why the bay area not on that list. and live look outside right now from san francisco, there is an american flag, not the painted version, but the real thing flapping in the breeze. we'll let you know what winds and temperature conditions are going to look like. =sam/vo = one win away from a

championship win.. golden state warriors take it was a wild scene last night, one win away from a championship. steph curry skirts down the lane there, golden state warriors take game five. more on the crucial victory next. plus inching towards summer vacation time, what you could be facing at the pump next. and great way to start out the week with some mid 50s and not too hot, but we will not end the week that way. i will have more coming up in the microclimate forecast. and an easy start as you would imagine to your morning commute. i'm watching that mattress in the road, we'll see how that's going for 24. joining us. i'm sam brock =laura/2shot= and i'm la a very good monday morning. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. just one to go. let's take a live look at oracle

arena. peaceful and quiet now. the warriors will board a plane for cleveland. they have a chance to chinch the franchise's first championship in 40 years on tuesday. that's thanks to a performance from the league mvp steph curry. what a player. his 37 points had golden state at the can -- >> on the precipice. he was an assassin last night. >> he was amazing. >> seven threes from curry. but his 42 minutes took a physical toll. steph, that was an unbelievable performance last night from steph curry >> reporter: it was and it was what people had been hoping he would give from the start, but the best showing of the series by far, 104-91 last night here where oracle returned into roracle. the cleanup is a pretty big job for folks. as you mentioned a bit of