. we begin with some breaking news in san mateo. several streets shut down right now because of a house fire. chopper 5 overhead a short sometime ago.

it's on the 1110 block of norton avenue. the key hole exit from 101 is shut down. and the other big story this afternoon, win or stay home for the warriors. hours away from a crucial game six nalshe last time they will play at oracle arena. i'm michelle griego. . >> i'm kenny choi. and warriors team stays alive and look back at the time at oracle. jackie ward joins us live. jackie? >> reporter: well, the emotional hits keep oncoming for w nation as they say good- bye to the oldest arena in the nba. here's what people had to say. >> it's going to be tough. i'm not going to lie to you. i think they can force a game seven. >> historic. epic. the big show in town, man, in california right now. and in the world.

>> just the adrenaline and the crowd. just the excitement of it being the last game. i think that will take us over the hump. >> reporter: fans were reminiscing about the arena and the memories it holds. they're hoping the warriors add another great memory to an already long list. >> mom and dad used to take me there. i went with friends and family and took my kids. a lot of history. generations of history. >> the memories o going for a few bucks and get in the game and have a great time. to now hundreds of dollars. it's a full circle. >> reporter: half court is donning oakland's emblem and fans getting a rally towel. one fan will take oakland across the bridge and win is the mayor. >> it won't be the same. let's just be honest. and this team in particular has just fit with oakland.

their hustle, their grind, their humility and their sense of community service. >> reporter: she's auctions off two luxury box seats as part of a fund raiser for the food bank and watching the game at home with family. the oakland police department is reminding fans to act response responsibly regardless of the outcome. and the mayor is encouraging them to premeditated the love. >> celebrate or mourn by hugging on people. don't take aggression out on physical objects. >> reporter: and listen to this lifeup for half time. 2 short, mystic fab, and e40 performing in between the halves. quite a show. tippoff is at 6:00. live, jackie ward, kpix5. >> it's show time and game time. and we've asked people to

share photos and memories of oracle. this is from randy on twitter. and another on instagram. and we want to see your pictures as well. share this with the #kpix. and much more coming up at 5:00 anonline, kpix.com/warriors. a gas leak causing transit trouble for stockton to the bay area. the altamonte commuter express canceled the train. a six mile stretch of tracks was closed due to the leak. >> a hour, hour and a half behind when i would get in to work. . >> people were trying to make their way to the bay area. >> reporter: you do the math and between 70 and 80,000 people a year use this station alone each morning. because of a gas leak in liver

livermore, the track was shut down and not everyone got the word. >> they did send a text. i thought it was just the first train, not the subsequent trains. >> reporter: and there was a question of how to get to work. >> we work with partners at rtv. they have a b.a.r.t. connecting bus at the downtown transit center. they can catch the bus and get to a b.a.r.t. station in the bay area. >> reporter: the goal is to have the leak fixed and service up and running for the commuters by tomorrow morning. stockton is the number one super commuter city in america. commuters have to travel 90 miles each way every day. that's the latest from stockton. back to you. vent the line and make rep. noh roll again. and we have an update now on the story. we know from video that it has been covered.

the question now is by whom. that we don't know. you can see it in the driveway. what is in the front yard of a man's house. steve johnson is a 67-year-old welder. when this concrete was foured, it caused quite the stir there. there is in fact a petition for the removal that has 3,000 signatures. this is video of it before it was covered. and the town actually has a big get together this afternoon, a rally to protest the existence of this. that's happening downtown from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. so far,reports are the owner of it does not seem moved. we'll key keep an eye on it. and new at noon, the b.a.r.t. board voted to offer reduced fares to low income riders. it's a pilot program. people qualified will receive a 20% discount per trip through a special card. the system will lose $4.3 million annually.

the board is set to vote on the 2020 budget later this afternoon, which could include fair increases system wide of 5 and a half%. and democrats calling president trump a national security threat after he said there's nothing wrong with accepting dirt on a political opponent from a foreign government. >> reporter: president trump says he has no problem accepting opposition research on a political challenger from a foreign government. >> this is somebody who said we have information on the opponent. let me call the fbi. give me a break. >> if fbi director said that's what should happen. >> the fbi director is wrong. >> reporter: in a series of tweetds, the president tried to explain the excellent. i meet and talk with foreign governments every day. should i inform the fbi about the calls and meetings? how ridiculous. >> the reaction was swift.

>> the message he's sending now is as long as a foreign power wants to help the campaign, they can count on him having the good discretion not to alert the fbi about it. that's dangerous and apowelling, unethical. you name it. >> reporter: and they want to pass a bill requiring the campaigns to notify the fbi. >> anyone offers campaign help, you report it to the fbia. s.a. p. my republican friends should take a few hours to decide if they really want to block that bill. if they do, it would be a disgrace. >> reporter: congressional investigations continue with the house intelligence committee issuing a subpoena to former trump come pain deputy rick gates and former national security advisory michael flynn.

they pleaded guilty to lying ine >> and president trump tweeted support for michael flynn and praised his choice of a new lawyer. he consistently slammed the mueller report. and for the first time ever, a woman will command a u.s. army infantry division. and a months long court battle over a gorilla comes to an end. the animal's move away from the bay area. and it is nice to get the relief from the heat. 10 to 20 degrees cooler this afternoon compared to yesterday at this time. here is a live look with the treasure island camera. i'll let you know how long the cool down will last and when we'll see temperatures heating up.

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. the california national guard has slektded the first woman to command a u.s. army infantry division. we sat down with her in sacramento to talk about the crack in the glass ceiling. . >> reporter: military history times two. the first female infantry division commander swears in the california national guard's first male infantry -- female infantry recruit. it marks a turning point as she helps redefine the roles of women in the military. later this month, she takes charge of the command. >> i don't most most of the

time that i'm female in a male world. i really don't notice. i don't get treated any different. >> reporter: she grew up in a military family and first joined in 1986 to pay for college. but she grew to love the adventure, eventually flying black hawk helicopter missions in iraq. >> most women would realize this is a great job and a profession that i can really show my worth. >> reporter: she will be responsible for the training and readyness of 10,000 soldiers from nine states and territories, including california and guam. >> we have two missions. we have to be ready for the federal mission to deploy and fight the nation's wars. and we have to be ready to protect the citizens of california. >> reporter: she's broken the military's glass ceiling. >> as the first woman to command an infantry division with three teams, aviation brigade, artillery, that's a massive undertaking.

>>re: his thf four u wearing the uniform bringing honor. >> i want to be known as somebody that genuinely cares about the well-being and the welfare of the members. >> reporter: her role is shaping the next generation of leaders. >> she officially assumed command on the division on june 29th at joint forces training base in orange county. new at noon, southwest airlines is extending removal of the boeing 737 max planes from the schedule through labor day, september 2nd. with uncertainty over the return, the move will reduce last-minute travel disruptions. taking a look at wall street right now. 45 minutes to go before the closing bell, the dow is up 40 points. and after a battle, a silve backed gorilla ask is leaving io oh a judge ruled it should be

transfer to the cincinnati zoo by today. the order to the gorilla foundation came after another gorilla died last june. he was loaned to the foundation in poible me for cocoa.>>s check it out. this is chopper 5 that flew over the peninsula near wood side this morning just a couple of hours ago. the fog is back and helping to cool us all off. the on shore flow is feeling refreshing after a record hot start to the week. now here's a live look with the roof camera. you can see the temperature is very comfortable. back to where we should be for this time of year. in the 60s and in the 70s right now. 24-hour temperature change and we are much cooler compared to yesterday at this time.

some of the cooler locations 22 degrees cooler in santa rosa as well as for fairfield. 15 degrees cooler in concord. 16 degrees cooler in hayward and livermore compared to yesterday at this time. and 13 degrees cooler in san jose. just to show you how much cooler we are compared to yesterday. and we're going to continue on that cool down as we go through the next couple of days. and you can see the on shore flow, south westerly winds at 12 at half moon bay. 9 in san francisco. and windy in fairfield, the south westerly wind at 24 miles per hour. and 20 miles per hour in antioch. the ridge of high pressure is now to the east and we have the upper level trough of low pressure to thank for the stronger marine influence for us. with that, we are seeing temperatures much cooler all around the region. plenty of sunshine as we head through the day. we'll start off the day tomorrow with the low clouds

and areas of fog once again along the coast and parts of the bay. the sunset, 8:32. and here are the highs for the day. mid 80s from concord, fairfield, livermore. low 80s san jose. low 70s oakland. mid 60s san francisco and the cool along the coast in the low 60s. cooler for friday and for saturday. looking great for father's day. mild to warm temperatures, near seasonal this time of year. enjoy it. because we are going to heat up again next monday, tuesday, and wednesday. nothing like what we've seen. >> thank goodness. >> i know. >> thanks. and still ahead, giving east bay teens a safe space with the resources they need to thrive. and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, e-mail us consumerwatch @kpix.com.

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. rising to meet the needs of young people in richmond became a mission for two women in the neighborhood. >> the effort began a decade ago with the rise center and

they're this week's jefferson award winner. night d the mois hosting a vers of coachella. >> we've been making paper flowers. >> reporter: the teens are having fun their way and that's the goal. everything about rise is inspired by the young people it serves. >> we're in a community where there have been decades of underinvestment. >> reporter: the cofounders have known each other for decades. and after a stint together at another nonprofit, they saw young people in richmond looking for a safe space. >> we heard a cry for adults to listen. because i feel like young people were saying, yes, we are dealing with severe trauma in our community. we actually have an idea of the solution and can anybody just invite us to the table. >> reporter: so the two created

rise. it opened in 2008 and since then, approximately 4,000 young people have come through the doors, receiving services like clinical counseling, college support, and cultural programming. >> the programs are platforms to build loving, healing relationships and loving healing community. >> i feel like i didn't have anyone to show me something to value until i came to rise. >> reporter: she came ten years ago as a teen. now she works here. >> this is a welcoming space. >> reporter: it's the sense of welcoming this 16-year-old appreciates. >> i see others who look like me and go through the same struggles as me and fighting for the same rights and freedom. >> reporter: they feel privileged to serve the young people. >> they're amazing human beings. and where ever they're at, that's where we'll start. >> reporter: for creating a safe space for the young people of richmond, the jefferson award goes to these two women.

allen martin, kpix5. >> and the rise center plans to expand into a 37,000 square foot campus called rise commons. >> nominate someone on kpix.com/hero. call or visit

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i'm tony tantillo. eat fresh and stay healthy. and tonight at 5:00, the concerns about the design of b.a.r.t.'s taller fare gates. their dangerous for disabled drivers. that and more at 5:00. including the warriors. game time. >> i can't wait. i'm going to the jennifer lopez concert tonight. what am i going to do? i have to watch it on the phone. >> go warriors. >> have a great day.

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