treatment she says officers gave her in return for sex. >> reporter: the accusation is now more than just sex and statutory rape involving police officers. now there's evidence pointing to officers giving a teenaged prostitute undercover operation intel. this 18-year-old teenager who goes by celeste guap admits she slept with two dozen officers from various police departments. she tells me she is had sex with 14 oakland police officers, five richmond cops, three from san francisco pd, one in stockton, one in livermore, four alameda county, and three contra costa county sheriff's deputies she says in exchange, some officers gave her protection and tipped her off about undercover operations while she was working as a prostitute. she gave me this cell phone screen shot showing her text conversations with an oakland cop who goes by the nickname superman.

uc operation is undercover prostitution sing. >> in another text conversation with a different oakland officer, we're blurring out his name and picture since kpix 5 has not been able to confirm it came from his phone. >> i was happy to, you know, wow, you know, these men men in uniform giving me

protection. it was mutual. >> reporter: she said slept with three oakland police officers when she was 16. some of the officers would introduce her to other fellow officers passing her around. mostly via facebook and instagram. she gave me a text conversation with another oakland officer. the picture shows her having sex with someone else and we blurred it out. the officer enjoyed that or was that -- >> that was like a month ago. it was cool. i'm sure you would be better. >> the officer wrote back, i know i could. i'm not going to lie. kind of hot seeing you having sex. how often do you be having sex with officers? celeste says the sex all happened while the officers were off duty. a lot of times in their personal cars. and sometimes at hotel rooms. some of the officers were married. she is now cooperating with investigators. so far, the oakland and richmond police departments have launched internal

investigations. >> thinking back at it like i thought oh, wow they care about me, they came back at it yeah -- thinking back about it i think i was a victim and taken vac of. >> reporter: she hasn't decided whether or not to sue the police department. she doesn't want to because her mother and stepfather are opd dispatchers and work with these officers. in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. the scandal is sending shock waves through police departments across the bay area. richmond police say they are now investigating several officers after learning about their connection to celeste. they won't name names. the alameda county sheriff's office says it looked into one deputy who exchanged facebook messages with celeste. but because she was 18, they found no evidence of anything illegal. but if anyone comes forward with allegation of illegal activity on the part of the deputies they will investigation. -- they will investigate.

stockton police say they know of no investigations into any of those officers. we are still waiting to hear back from the other departments that celeste named. in other news tonight, a puppy stolen at gunpoint from a san leandro teen is now home safe after a good samaritan stepped in. our cate caugiran is live in the neighborhood where it all happened. >> reporter: the 3-month-old german shepherd was taken from the teenager as he was walking here along dayton avenue in san leandro. earlier today, we got a chance to meet up with the puppy maya a david lamont a she was reunited with her family. >> i got the call. excited. >> reporter: the dog's owner did not want to be shown on camera but says he is very thankful maya is back home. the san leandro police department says a good samaritan saw the news coverage after maya was taken and that person had a friend or acquaintance who bought the dog off the street earlier this week. >> someone that he knew had that dog and he was able to

convince the person to relinquish the dog to him and bring it back to us. >> reporter: maya was taken from her owner at gunpoint on monday. the 1-year-old said a man -- the 14-year-old said a man approached him and had a gun. he didn't want to give the dog to them but a second man pointed a gun at him and he let her go. now, police are still looking for the two suspects in the case. they pulled surveillance video from the area but are still asking for the public's help. cate caugiran, kpix 5. fremont police say that scammers are calling people up claiming to have kidnapped their children for ransom. now investigators are encouraging would-be victims to fight back. >> when you get those calls, try get to phone number, how they want you to transmit the money, if it's a person to person or a wire transfer, what type of wire transfer it is what internet site, things like that are important. >> police say it's happened at

least twice in the last month. if you get one of those calls, they want to know about it. fremont police had a public safety fair a week after two of their own were shot and wounded in the line of duty. our mark kelly was there as officers worked to build new bridges with the public. >> today was just a way to open our doors and showcase the department in a way that we haven't been able to do before. >> reporter: she is with fremont pd and says today's free public safety fair is all about making the public comfortable with their police. >> we are humans like everybody else and we don't want people to be intimidated or feel there's a barrier. >> reporter: officers say breaking down those barriers means starting young. you today kids could see what it's like to be a cop everything from investigating crime to holding a police shield to climbing inside a s.w.a.t. vehicle. you want to be a police officer

or firefighter? >> firefighter. >> reporter: firefighter! >> kids grow up without having a fear for police. >> reporter: but today's event also showcased the inherent danger in this line of work. on this wall, the public signed get well message to the two fremont officers hospitalized after a gun battle last week with the suspect. >> thank you for your service, get well soon. >> reporter: this officer- involved shooting raise concerns fremont could be losing its small town charm for big city problems but the mayor says successful events like today shows fremont is still a safe community. >> it's events like this that show that our police department is invested in the community and they know each other. >> reporter: in fremont, mark kelly, kpix 5. >> if you ride bart from fremont give yourself plenty of extra time this weekend. trains will be single-tracking between fremont and south

hayward through tomorrow. while maintenance crews do some electrical work along the line. delays will be anywhere from 20 to 40 minutes. a deal with lawmakers on a massive state spending plan with governor brown, a $122 billion budgets proposing including more than 400 earmarked for affordable housing. devin fehely shows us new at 6:00, that money comes with a catch. >> reporter: it's not surprising to anyone who has been paying attention that the price of homes here in california in recent years has gone through the roof. that's why the little starter home, for example that my parents bought back in 1972 when i was just a little kid, now sells for nearly a million dollars. governor jerry brown says he fears that regular working class families are going to be priced out of the market. he says it's an issue of supply and demand. great demand and not nearly enough supply. and his solution it to cut through the regulatory red tape cutting out the groups that

might be obstacles to building more affordable housing, like mayors, housing groups, angry neighbors. they feel like they are being steam rolled their voices silenced. >> i'm hopeful there will be a collaborative attitude with sacramento working with all the cities that we have an approach to get affordable housing built without completely eviscerating the power of local communities to be able to dictate how their land is used. >> reporter: here's how the plan would work. if there was an undeveloped piece of land zoned for high density housing like condos or apartments if the developer agreed to put 20% aside for affordable housing they would get the green light to build no matter what the opposition is. >> i don't think it's cutting local jurisdictions out of the equation because they [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: critics and supporters agree this plan will only work if cities and counties have up to date general plans. the bill is still winding its way through the legislature and if it passes, it remains to be seen if it results in more

affordable housing or just an avalanche of lawsuits. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. people? san jose are celebrating the opening of a new downtown clinic they have been waiting for, for 12 years. there was a lot of fanfare around the valley health center downtown this morning. the community has been fighting for a place for residents to get urgent care ever since the san jose medical center closed back in 2004. >> it's incredibly significant. folks here in downtown have lots of access to urgent care and go to medical center or east san jose for any type of urgent care services. >> the center officially opens monday with urgent and primary care services. other services will be rolled out through the summer. and still to come, a night out with friends ends in tragedy. a car cut in two. how the sole survivor of the wreck is facing murder charges. >> one south bay town says, this is not the way to santa cruz.

the plan to close off a freeway on-ramp to stop big downtown traffic jams. i'm mark sayre with that story coming up. >> the new bay area exhibit taking visitors deep into the ocean's twilight zone. >> we're in the hot zone in the bay area but not for long. big changes coming this week. we'll have the details with the forecast as we look live over a sunny ocean beach after a break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

his passengers. this is what's left of the civic th med into a tree a suspected drug driver is under arrest tonight after this wreck that killed two passengers. this is what's left of the car they were in when it hit a tree after hitting a van in south san francisco last night. a 19-year-old woman from san francisco and 21-year-old brisbane man were killed. the people in the van weren't hurt. the driver of the civic survived with minor injuries josh maldonado and faces charges of dui and second- degree murder. getting to santa cruz could be tricky through los gatos.

people who live there are fed up with heavy traffic to the beach. now the city plans to throw up a few roadblocks. mark sayre is live at the highway 17 on-ramp in los gatos. mark, how is it looking out there. >> reporter: well, it's been a busy weekend for sure and the highway signs are already up warning drivers that this on- ramp will be closed in the weeks ahead. for residents they hope that this change will really stop the downtown traffic jams during the busy beach weekends. looking at highway 17 southbound, you would think it is the middle of the weekday rush hour. on some weekends, like this one the traffic towards santa cruz and the beach is actually far worse than what regular commuters face. so drivers try to cut over and drive through los gatos to save time and that's got residents fuming. >> you can't back out of your driveway because it's gridlock and if you go anywhere even

only a couple of miles it's an hour to get home. it's ridiculous so you walk. >> reporter: to combat the cut- through problem the town painted logos on the middle of north santa cruz avenue trying to get drivers to detour back on to highway 17 before driving all the way through downtown. but that didn't make a difference. now the town council has approved a pilot program to close the on-ramp to southbound highway 17 from south santa cruz avenue for three weekends in a row starting at the end of the month including the long 4th of july weekend. residents told the town council it's about time. >> when i'm really concerned about is the hostility between residents and cars, drivers, et cetera. >> reporter: residents say this problem has happened for a long time. but there's no question it has become worse after mobile driving directions apps such as waves and google maps came into the picture. >> unfortunately, these traffic

apps they will take you on some crazy routes which really is impacting the lives of the people that live here. >> reporter: back to a live picture in los gatos. of the city says it will notify the mapping companies to keep the apps from directing drivers through downtown los gatos during those times. as for the cost of this, they have to staff it to make sure emergency vehicles can get through. it could cost them $7,000 a day but taxpayers feel it's money well spent if they can cut down traffic jams. live in los gatos, i'm mark sayre, kpix 5. the solar impulse 2 got a bird's-eye view of the statue of liberty as it touched down at jfk early this morning. the experimental plain is trying to make it all the way around the world powered by the sun. next stop, somewhere in europe. not quite sure yet. lady liberty isn't the only statue turning heads today.

the roman goddess of love looms large over downtown san francisco. the new venus sculpture at 8th and market stands 92 feet high making it the tallest art installation of its kind in the city. a new exhibit at the san francisco aquarium is taking visitors into the twilight zone. don ford got an in depth look at the new deep reef display. >> reporter: this california academy of sciences team is going deep using specialized equipment dropping more than 5 times deeper than most recreational divers. >> there's this narrow band sort of 200 to 500 feet that's totally unexplored. >> reporter: sunlight fades away. when the divers arrived at the twilight zone they found something unusual. they found this species that has never been seen before. at more than 400 feet! they start collecting. >> half what we see down there

is unknown to science. and we want to be able to study those animals. i want to be able to display those animals in the aquarium. >> reporter: the exhibit is at the california academy of sciences. several new fish species are on display, too. this may look like an ordinary butterfly fish but it has different eyes. different fins. this one scientists aren't sure what to call it generally called as a perchlet. not everything is new. >> my favorite is called [ non- english language ] it doesn't have a common one so we call it the super freaking mind-blowing rainbow fish. looks like -- [ laughter ] >> kind of looks like neapolitan ice cream. >> reporter: this uses light emitting bacteria in its eyes to attract prey in the dark water. scientists say this is just the beginning of what they expect

to find in the twilight zone. in san francisco, don ford, kpix 5. >> meanwhile, we have our own weird little thing happening in the weather department. on the one hand we have red flag warnings posted in the central valley. strong winds and high temperatures combined to produce a fairly dangerous weekend for the potential for fires being started. that's in the sacramento valley. not very far away, there are winter storm warnings. e are winter weather advisories really posted up in the sierra for yosemite through kings canyon. snow level about 10,000 feet really high and 2 to 4 inches of snow but it's a problem for people hiking in some of the higher elevations of the sierra to be caught by snowstorm, not fun. a problem through tomorrow night. for the bay area right now, the numbers are as warm as 88 degrees in concord. still 76 at oakland. livermore 87. in the city a notch below 70. san jose 82. santa rosa still very warm as

we approach 20 minutes after 6:00 tonight. 86 in santa rosa. low pressure kicks inland tomorrow and stratus works its way up the shoreline. it's now down about the vandenberg air force base south of santamaria and futurecast shows that over the next 24 hours, we have low clouds along the peninsula and then away they go later in the day. but more low clouds tomorrow than we had today means temperatures will come down and some places by as much as 10 degrees close to the shoreline. so mild and breezy tonight. some low clouds will work their way in and that will produce some cooling tomorrow. a higher fire danger in effect this weekend out of the central valley. back in san francisco it will be nice for the north beach festival. had that today and tomorrow looks nike, too. temperatures will be in the mid- 60s. part cloudy though a little cooler than today. the haight-ashbury street fair

as well tomorrow for the city. partly cloudy and mild 67 degrees. the livermore rodeo tomorrow all weekend the rodeo grounds sunny and warm and 83 degrees out in the east bay sounds like fun. travel weather forecast, 98 redding, 88 sacramento, 68 monterey, 89 fresno. tonight the numbers will be mild. mid-50s for the most part. sun-up tomorrow at 13 minutes before 6 a.m. high temperature 66 in the city tomorrow. 80 in santa rosa. extended forecast cooling trend this week. monday, tuesday cooler and cooler until we bottom out on wednesday with only low 70s inland. and then by the time we get to next weekend the numbers begin to warm up a little bit friday and the saturday. we'll be in the low to mid-80s. so warm, cool, warm. something for everybody this week including juliette goodrich. >> here we go. the hottest ticket in town right now is on the ice.

what these hockey fans had to go through to see the sharks in game 6. and talk about road warriors. you won't believe what time golden state's plane got in this morning. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

tickets for game six of the stanley cup final. it wasn't easy. everyone who showed up got a it was ai feeding frenzy at the shark tank this morning as sharks fans want tickets for the game 6 of the stanley cup finals. everyone got a wristband marking their place in line and had to wait which didn't guarantee a ticket. some fans were frustrated a bit system. >> i don't think it's pair. people who got here early deserve the advantage but i guess there isn't one. we just wait a couple of hours here. >> all that waiting will pay off for some who get to see the sharks play the penguins in game 6 tomorrow at 5:00. warriors in the bay area tonight. and they are probably dozing

right now. their plane touched down at 4 a.m. as the team of headed home from a win on the road in cleveland last night. >> can you blame 'em? home sweet home. they want to come back. >> actually some of them are over at the giants game right now. >> oh. >> yeah. trace thompson is playing klay thompson's brother. they are playing for the other team so we don't really want to talk about that. okay. one more win needed for the warriors. the warriors inch that much closer to the second straight nba title as we finally saw the "dubs" backcourt look like its old self. in last night's 108-97 win in game 4 the "splash brothers" of steph curry and klay thompson finally woke up after struggling in the first three games combining for 63 points last night. now the warriors are one win away from their second straight championship and they can win it at home in game 5 on monday. >> i have already told our guys game 5 will be the hardest game of the series. every closeout game is

difficult. but when you're at home it's more difficult. >> if you don't get up for that there's something wrong with you. we can't wait to get to oracle on monday. we have the best fans of the league. they probably won't have ever seem excited before. >> before he knocked down 7 three-pointers and scored 38 points in game 4, "under armour" released steph curry's new shoe but they didn't go over too well with social media saying the shoes were better for dads and retirees than kids who play basketball. >> if i had them in the road bag i definitely would have wore them show how fire they are. [ laughter ] >> love the nicknames they came up with. but, um, i like 'em. >> they're not bad. late last night's game draymond green and lebron james exchanged words after they got tangled up. that play is under review by the nba because it appears green made contact with james's private area. green avoided suspension in the western conference finals for

kicking thunder's steven adams in the same area. if the league gives him a flagrant foul then he would be suspended for monday's game 5. hopefully that doesn't happen. and we see all of them out there in competitive game. >> we need 'em all. >> yeah. >> thank you. and coming up in our next half-hour, murder mystery in florida. the man travels for miles to kill a popular reality show contestant. and nobody knows why. >> plus why the air you breathe could be greatly inflating your risk of stroke. >> lost for decades but never forgotten. today a bay area world war ii marine is finally at home at rest. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

oakland police sex scandal.

teen at the center of it tes us: officers she slept with often provided her with undercover intel.. to help her avoid prosti explosive details. a teen who slept with police officers often provided her with undercover intelligence to avoid prostitution busts. the 18-year-old who is known by celeste guap said she had sex with more than 2 dozen officers from seven different law enforcemen agencies. police say a dog was sold on the street after being stolen at gunpoint from a teenager. police are looking fourth suspects. the dog was returned to the boy. a warning for beach-goers heading to santa cruz this summer. los gatos plans to close the highway 17 on-ramp for three consecutive weekends to try to ease the terrible traffic congestion caused by people cutting through town. the closure starts at the end of the month and lasts through the july 4 holiday weekend.

fans of christina grimmie a rising music star are mourning her sudden death tonight. hena daniels reports the former voice contestant was signing autographs after a concert in orlando when a man walked up and shot her. >> reporter: fans of singer 22- year-old christina grimmie were in disbelief outside of the plaza live saturday. police say the suspect pose the as a fan and walked up to grimmie after she performed there last night and shot her. >> she was doing like a meet and greet signing autographs and selling merchandise. >> reporter: witnesses say grimmie's brother tackled the gunmen preventing him from hurting the fans online. that's when the 27-year-old turned the gun on himself. >> we don't know if they were friends or if he was just a crazy fan that followed her on twitter or social media. >> reporter: grimmie rose to fame after appearing on "the voice" "where she finished in third place during season six. >> i just want to get something out for my fans so it's not

like there's an awkward lull or anything. >> reporter: her voice coach posed a photo on instagram with the caption i'm sad, shocked and confused. this just isn't fair. cristina aguilera tweeted so sad passing. beautiful member of the voice family and true fighter. police recovered two guns two magazines and a hunting knife. investigators are now going through electronic devise and social media accounts looking for a motive. hena daniels, cbs news, new york. >> investigators say the shooter is from st. petersburg and apparently traveled to orlando specifically to attack her. but they still have not said why. protestors are promising to make their presence felt at stanford's graduation ceremony tomorrow. a woman's advocacy group you will va violent is going to post billboards like this outside stanford's stadium. students will also find this full-page ad in the stanford daily's graduation issue. that same group just delivered

about a million electronic signatures to the commission on judicial performance demanding that the judge who gave the former stanford swimmer brock turner a six-month sentence for sexual assault be fired. on to campaign 2016. donald trump is the only presidential candidate on the trail this weekend. but brian webb shows us the presumptive republican nominee is covering plenty of ground with mud. >> reporter: off teleprompter and back to his old self in tampa donald trump attacked democrats and republicans including mitt romney the former presidential nominee. >> the guy he's a stone cold loser he chokes and when you're choker you can never give a choker a second chance. >> reporter: at a private summit on saturday in utah romney accused trump of being racist but at the same event chairman of the republican national committee reince priebus said trump will win the white house with or without gop leaders. trump agrees. >> the republicans have to stick together.

they have to be smart. and they have to be tough. because you know, one thing i'll say about the democrats, to a much greater degree, they stick together. >> reporter: hillary clinton took saturday off after wrapping up the nomination this week and getting the endorsement from president obama. on friday, she blasted trump on women's rights at a planned parenthood function. >> when donald trump says let's make america "great again," that is code for let's take america backward. >> reporter: clinton met with massachusetts senator and trump attack dog elizabeth warren this week adding to speculation she is being considered as a possible running mate. brian webb for cbs news, new york. >> after bernie sanders he reports to meet with his inner circle tomorrow. after his white house meeting with president obama earlier this week, his decision may already be made. tomorrow morning on kpix 5,

phil matier asks our political insiders to weigh in. >> it does seem to have actually accomplished something since that meeting with the president sanders hasn't been making sounds about contesting things at the convention. he backed off of that line of his speech. he hasn't mentioned it since. >> does he back off after dc? >> i don't think bernie will have a choice. >> there's plenty more where that came from tomorrow morning at 7:30 right here on kpix 5. police in san jose made another arrest in connection with the attacks outside the donald trump rally. supporters were attacked by protestors as they left the june 2 event at the convention center. since then, police have turned to crowdsourcing to track them down. they have identified a lot of suspects like these people by scanning through photos on witness phones and they have made nine arrests so far. but they are still looking for more. more riots this time in france over euro cup soccer. police riot gear will to use

tear gas to control chaos in crowds in marseille. after a match between england and russia ended in a tie, at least two people were hurt. several others were arrested. french authorities have put together a list of matches that are high risk for what they call hooliganism. the tournament runs through the second week of july. a strong warning on the zika virus. the world health organization is now advising couples living in zika affected countries to delay pregnancy. the virus is linked to the birth defect microcephaly. the new guidelines affect millions in nearly 50 countries across latin america and the caribbean. and the air you breathe could put you at a greater risk for stroke. scientists in new zealand found nearly a third of strokes worldwide could be directly linked to air pollution from cooking fires to traffic fumes. they also found more than 90% of strokes come from modifiable risk factors like smoking and poor diet. a marine killed in action

in world war ii and lost for decades is finally at rest tonight in the bay area. the remains of private first class john sanan arrived yesterday at sfo. he was among hundreds of americans killed in a three-day battle to retake the pacific atoll of torala in 1943. at the time many were buried in trenches and left behind but in recent years teams of volunteers have been searching for their lost graves and bringing them home. the private was buried this morning at oakland mount cemetery in healdsburg. now for a look at what's coming up on "48 hours." >> uva student hannah graham's murder sent shock waves through charlottesville, virginia. the hunt for her killer leads back 10 years to a terrifying question: has he struck before?! 48 hours tonight. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

cbs. marlie hall shows us: by the time broadway's biggt night is over.. they might have to rename them, the "hamil-tonys."

nats on stag the 70th annual tony awards are tomorrow on cbs. they might have to be the hamill-tonys by the time it's over. >> reporter: this slice of american history is making history of its own. the hip-hop musical "hamilton" heads into sunday's tony awards with 16 nominations. more than any broadway show ever. [ rap ] >> reporter: lin-manuel miranda is the creator and star. nominated for best actor his for trail of alexander hamilton. he says awards are a thrill but so is every night on stage. >> what's so exciting is being in that room every night and getting to do the show for those audiences every night. >> reporter: he is dueling for the prize with his on stage rival the actor who plays his rival. >> people love it. >> reporter: the show is such a smash hit, it's nearly impossible to be get a ticket

outside of the secondary market. some seats are selling for thousands. a cast of strong women are sharing the spotlight. one is nominated for her role as the wife. the biggest reward is the audience. >> not only the amount of people, but also the diversity in age and culture and race and it's super special. [ rap ] >> reporter: "hamilton" is likely to take home an armful of awards on sunday. but in the midst of such widespread acclaim, cast members say they already feel like winners. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> and plenty of people across the bay area will be pulling for davi diggs to take home the award. he is from oakland. the 70th annual tony awards air tomorrow night at 8:00 on kpix 5. it hits san francisco next year and you can bet it will be the hottest ticket in town.

some people are already buying full season shn memberships to make sure they get seats. >> $700 for a bad seat. i expect these are going to be one of the highest priced theater tickets in history. >> hamilton begins the bay area run in march. and still to come, he has already been swimming with sharks. now a fearless kid from california has a new goal. >> i want to break a world record. >> how this 9-year-old plans to swim his way into the history books at alcatraz. >> nice day for a dip today but there are changes ahead. we'll have details coming up after a break. >> and the warriors are not the only ones looking to win a championship. coming up we check in with the san jose sharks who are hoping to force a game 7. see you right after the break. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

dollar cash infusion.. aftea whimsical bid for the annual "power lunch" wi warren buffett. glide foundation is about to get millions after a bid for the annual power lunch with warren buffett. the billionaire investor offers himself up for auction every year to raise money for the charity which helps the poor and homeless. the winning 7 figure bid get this was $3,456,789. in other words just under $3.5 million. very creative.

>> it takes money to have lunch with money, doesn't it? >> it does. >> a little lunch money. we have red flag warnings in the central valley with strong winds and dry temperatures and high temperatures things are going to be dicey through tomorrow night. that's posted for the sacramento valley. it was posted for the north bay mountains but that's lifted this afternoon. still a high fire danger if you head east. winter weather advisories posted in the same time in the sierra from yosemite to kings canyon. the snow level very high but it will affect hikers who are up there. so with snow totals from 2 to 4 inches, in june, a little weird. right now, concord 88. oakland still nice at 76. livermore at 87. in the city mid-60s. san jose 82. high clouds overhead from low pressure kicking them north. that low is off southern california. it's also going to be moving low clouds closer to the bay area overnight tonight.

warm tomorrow but not as warm as today. some numbers especially closer to the shoreline come down as much as 10 degrees for sunday. futurecast some low clouds formed and then dissipated every later in the day tomorrow but it will be a cloudier start near the shoreline so a cooling trend beginning tomorrow and continuing into the midweek. so mild and breezy tonight a few low clouds at the shoreline moving north overnight burning off by mid-morning tomorrow. but high fire danger this weekend in the central valley. overnight lows mostly in the mid-50s. 51 santa rosa. oakland 56. 56 fremont. livermore tonight down to 54. sun-up tomorrow morning at 5:47 a.m. and for tomorrow, the numbers will be near 80 degrees santa and natchez. a little warmer for fairfield, concord and livermore. 5 degrees cooler in the east bay than today. in san francisco 66 degrees. 78 for san jose. and 76 for mountain view. extended forecast we are going

to be looking for numbers to be in the low 80s in the warmest spots tomorrow. monday we cool it even further. and then the coolest day of the week is going to be on wednesday when inland low pressure trough over the west coast drops temperatures to just below 70s around livermore and concord and walnut creek. unusually cool midweek. but then we'll bounce back thursday, friday, saturday. numbers in the low 80s by next weekend. as far as rain, eh! i don't think so. in the meantime sunday looks great. enjoy it. what an amazing time in bay area sports. the sharks looking to become only the seconds team in nhl history to come back from a 3-1 deficit in the stanley cup finals. team teal will try to win tomorrow night in game 6 at the tank. a win tomorrow forces a game 7 in pittsburgh which means, another cross-country flight for san jose. but i'm sure coach pete deboer doesn't mind even though he has run out of stuff to do on those

flights. >> i found myself the other day watching my wife downton abbey if you can believe that. i had to actually -- i have watched every movie humanly made, i was so embarrassed i was curled up in the corner to make sure nobody could see me watching a movie on, um, -- [ laughter ] >> and i know some of you watch it, too, so don't laugh too hard. [ laughter ] >> in baseball, keeping starting pitchers healthy is a challenge for the a's. today a looking making his debut with big shoes to fill. filling in for rich hill. oakland's daniel scoring the mustache. top of the 1st danny valencia singles home coco crisp off former a's dan straily giving oakland an early lead. 3rd inning now mingden makes his only mistake of the game. to the top of the right field bleachers a two-run shot gives

cincinnati 2-1 lead. same score in the ninth. billy butler up with two on and two out. but ross strikes him out to end the game and the reds win 2-1. it's the a's's 7th straight loss. there may be no triple crown champ at this year's belmont stakes but the race did give us a photofinish. >> destin and creator these two down to the wire together! too close to call! >> upon review creator winchester by a nose. one of the he could owners is bobby flay. this year's triple crown featured three different winners for the seventh time in 11 years. usa soccer facing paraguay in their final play. the united states scores the second goal of the tournament. and the only goal of the game. nice cross and usa wins 1-nil to advance to the knockout stage of copa america for the

second time and first time since 1995. third round of the lpga championship being played just outside seattle and sammamish. lydia ko with a long putt for a bird to take the lead. ko1-under 70 today goes into tomorrow's final road with a one-shot lead. she is seeking the third major win of her career. we'll see. we have a big day coming up sunday and a big day coming up on monday. so this is just an amazing time. >> in a perfect world sharks win away. that's okay. in pittsburgh and warriors back at home. >> game tomorrow is at the tank. >> yes. so this will be a very busy time keeping track of everything that's going on. >> fun and busy. >> no problem. still to come, most people wanted to swim away from alcatraz. but one 9-year-old boy would like nothing better than to get there. the world reported he is trying

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is kicking off a weekend of festivities to mark her 90- birthday. she and her family marked the the uk's longest serving monarch queen elizabeth kicking up a weekend of festivities to mark her 90th birthday. she and her family marked the occasion with a parade, a colorful military ceremony, and an appearance on the buckingham palace balcony. that's charlotte daughter of william and kate, the princess made her first public appearance. a 9-year-old swimmer from los gatos is trying to make history in san francisco bay. he shows us he plans to become the youngest person ever to swim to alcatraz and back.

>> reporter: he wears a hoodie and most times a jumpsuit. he is 9 and has no criminal ortho. but this kid is headed to alcatraz. >> i want to break a world record. >> reporter: james savage started swimming at 5 years old and now four years later he rarely leaves the water. >> comes out here and it's like he is home and he wants to swim. >> reporter: he likes it so much he swims with sharks. he swam in the race last year. then freestyled from san diego to coronado island some kids his age are scared to do. >> because there are sharks in the water and most of my friends don't like open waters and don't like sharks. >> reporter: but in james' first swim to the abandoned prison -- >> she didn't believe an 8- year-old was doing this. >> reporter: he only bought a one-way ticket. this time he want to touch his island and make his escape back. >> he will swim all the way out to alcatraz, turn around and come back to shore. >> the length is three miles but my record is going to be

the world's youngest kid to do it. >> reporter: james practices almost every day preparing for the cold water and strong currents. >> it's going to be hard with the tied. >> reporter: the coach always right beside him. >> just enlightening to see someone at his age setting such goals for himself. >> reporter: that's where coach will be beside the 9-year-old and mom following in a kayak. >> kind of makes me feel more comfortable. >> reporter: the coast guard standing by and blocking off the bay. >> anything that could happen we're always right there for him. >> reporter: it's a track many full grown prisoners once attempted but for this 9-year- old boy it will be a piece of cake. >> they weren't able to make it. i just kind of laughed. >> wow. james will swim for the record on tuesday. he sets off at 7 a.m. >> going where no prisoner has gone before. >> you think it's a piece of cake? i don't think so! [ laughter ] >> i don't think so. >> not at all. boy, he has ambition. thanks for watching. see you back here at 11:00. the latest news and weather, always on cbssf.com. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

it's that time of year again when the lights on broadway sparkle even brighter. >> i've never been more excited. >> the air feels like champagne.

>> join us as we get ready for theater's biggest night. welcome to broadway.com presents "at the tonys"." i'm imogen lloyd webber from broadway.com come to you from the brooks atkinson theater where the delicious musical "waitress" has become one of broadway's newest hits. join us as we preview the 2016 70th annual tony awards, hosted by the tony award-winning late- night carpool karaoke king himself, james corden. >> [ singing ] 525,600 minutes. how do you measure -- >> for 70 years the tonys have recognized and celebrated the best of broadway and trust me, history has its eyes on this year's nominees. the broadway season has brought us countless unforgettable performances from seasoned veterans veterans, hollywood heavyweights giving powerhouse performances, and outstanding newcomers making their broadway debuts and turning the theatrical world upside down.