at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. . live from the cbs bay area sts,thkp5 news. >> we start with some breaking news. bart riders dealing with some major delays due to an equipment problem on the track. chopper 5 flew over bay fair

station an hour ago. you can see a train slowly moving along and several others just stuck on the tracks. we are told the warm springs richmond and daily city lines are affected. and ac transit had had helping rider rider in the east bay. the pictures showing a crowd of people waiting to board outside bay fair station and those waiting on the train as well. the viewer who sent these in says he waited about 40 minutes. no word a on what the problem on the track. good afternoon i am kenny choi. the alameda county sheriff office is filing a complaint against the raptors's president over an alnld altercation. this video capturing the commotion moments after the alleged push. authorities say that raptors president masai ujiri pushed a sheriff deputy when he was not let on the court to celebrate the raptor's championship win. raptors releasing this statement today saying "the incident is being looked at and

we are cooperating with authorities. we look forward to resolving the situation. authorities say that ujiri didn't have his credential on him when trying to get on the court. no arrest has been made. we will have much more on this story coming up on the kpix five news at 5 and online at kpix.com. the warriors lost comes with a lot of questions about the team's future as they move into the new home in san francisco next season. kpix5 ann makovec is live withspeculation and details. >> reporter: i am here with what promising to be a glitzy new arena, conditiony, once it opens inmation bay later this year. but, yeah a. lot of questions on people's minds right now. what kind of warriors team will be moving in here next season. >> we the north. now we the champions. >> reporter: last night's loss dashed the hope of a 3-peat and brought the second catastrophic injury of a warriors star this

week. klay thompson store the acl and monday durant ruptured his achilles tendon. >> this is going to present a ton of challenges for the warriors. no doubt about it. >> reporter: we talked to 95.7 the game announcer about how both players are set r will sign 5 year contracts with golden state. >> the reality is if they go no san francisco without durant and thompson, they are not going to be the warriors we have seen the last five years. >> reporter: even if they do sign with the warriors, boththompson and durant will miss much of next season to rehab. >> the recovery can be variable, but these are both tough issues to come back from especially in the basketball players who asked so much from the legs and niece and ankles. >> reporter: here at the new chase center, they are rushing to get ready to showcase the team we have. there are seats for more than 18,000 people. and san francisco's mayor says plans for public transportation are still in the works. . >> they are being refined and

analyzed, and discussed and beer definitely -- i feel good about what is being proposed so far. >> reporter: as for spec leagues on a team name change, she doesn't think they will drop golden state any time soon. >> they are a bay area team. i -- i don't think it's fair to say well, they are just a part of san francisco. they represent so much that's great about our city. we can share. >> reporter: another factor at play is that most of the star members of the team are in their30s which in basketball terms, you are at your peak or waning side of the career. the chase center will open in september. live in san francisco, ann makovec. >> in napa county a downed power pole made a headache for drivers during the morning commute. crews shut down highway 29 near green island and kelly road in american canyon as they cleaned up the mess. all lanes finally reopened

about 45 minutes ago. . an hour ago bart announced it will built most of the railcars in the bay area. it's the manufacturer of the bart's fleet of the future cars. and today, it announced it will open a railcar assembly site in pittsburgh. currently the training are assembled in upstate new york. they say the work will be transferred to california over the coming months. president trump celebrated his 73rd birthday today with a nearly 1 hour call into fox and friends this morning. natalie brand reports this comes as he faces intense backlash for minutes he made about accepting opposition research from foreigners. >> reporter: president trump now says he would notify law phonesment if a foreign government offered up dirt on a political opone in the 2020 presidential election. the president called in to fox and friends to make the clarification. >> of course you have to look at it because if you don't look at it, you won't know if it's bad. how will you know if it's bad. but you give it to the fbi or report it to the attorney

general or somebody like that. >> reporter: that's a little different from what mr. trump told abc news. >> this is somebody that said we have information on your opponent, oh, let me call the fbi. give me a break. life doesn't work that way. >> the fbi says that is what should happen. >> the fbi director is wrong. >>reporter: the campaign spokesperson laid out the plan of action on cbsn. >> the president's directive as he said case-by-case basis he said he would likely do both listen to what they have to say but report to the fbi. >> reporter: critics even some republican lawmakers denounced the president's comments saying it opens the door to more foreign interference in presidential elections. >> simply allowing foreign governments to try to involve themselves in our elections, it's something we cannot allow and would be very much contrary to the spirit of democracy. >> reporter: ellen the chair of the federal election commission called on congress to strengthen laws to prevent foreign interference. >> they are trying to undermine our democracy. they are trying to sew chaos

and make americans feel disenchanted with the democracy and not bother to go to the polling stations in some cases. this is really dangerous stuff. >> reporter: and she tweeted, i would not have thought i needed to say this, it's illegal for any person to solicit, accept or receive anything of value from a foreign national in connection with a u.s. election. this is not a novel concept. natalie brand, th white house. a formal hearing to the suspects accused of attacking boston red sox legend david ortiz will likely take place today. and we are hearing for the first time from the man accused of shooting him. it's not david i was confused he said. he is one of 9 suspects detained in connection with the shooting. dominican police say cruz confessed to shooting or toes as part of a $8,000 hit job. ortiz is recovering in intensive care in boston. .

new video ouof francisco's richmontmond district showing suspected robbers who police say took off with a large amount of cash and cigarette products. this happened last month near 6th and clement. here's closer look at the suspects. you can see this guy in a hooded black jacket and the other suspect wearing a tan jacket holding some type of bag. if you recognize the men, you are asked to call police. . you are looking at the next generation of fear fighters in san francisco. these 44 entry level for fighters graduated from the fire fight are academy today. some will be report together new station assignments by tomorrow. . the alameda county fair starts today and one of the big of the draws for the third year in a row is the cattle drive to kick off the opening day. kpix5 jackie ward was in pleasantton for the festivities. >> reporter: people line up along main street before the parade starts and they want to make sure they have the perfect spot to watch everything go by. >> i have a hard time sleeping the night before a fair.

i am so excited i get butterflies and get out of bed. my husband s e day. i am like it is the day. >> reporter: angel has been come to the alameda county fair her whole life and for the st 14 years, she helped run it. >> i love walking in and smelling corn dogs and walking into buildings and being able to see everybody selling really cool and unique things. >> reporter: besides the rides and games another big draw for the past three years is the cattle drive. this year, our own juliette goodrich and her horse lucky were part of it and guided 150 steer down main street. >> i think it's that hometown spirit it. kicks off the fair. they say it's the last ride. but i don't think it's going to be. just don't tell anyone. right lucky? >> reporter: it's small town tradition that brings everyone together. >> when we are drove, i see he cows far away, but i like to see the cows close up. >> i think it's a great time for our community to come together, just to come

celebrate the this is like the last time they will be here. seeing the people down here i think it's nice. >> reporter: admission to the fair is free before 3 this afternoon. in pleasantton, jackie ward, kpix5. >> and dads get in for free all day sunday as jackie mentioned. still ahead, summer concert kicked off. and we talked to the head of the stern grove festival about what's new this year. and swimming in style. hurst castle offering picture perfect pool parties for a price. >> the temperatures a little cooler right now compared to yesterday at this time. i will let you know what toke expect for the weekend including sunday on father's day and when we will see temperatures heating up. . >> a protest, a movement, a celebration of love of the san francisco pride parade is streaming live 5 lohours at kpix.com.

. the stern grove festival kicks off in san francisco. it's in the 82nd season and it's the only music festival in the country that's admission free. stern grove festival chairman dr. douglas goldman joins us welcome to the studio and thanks for joining us here today. >> thanks very much for having me. >> tell us about highlights this year. it was a fantastic season last year. this year going to be bet another we will launch this

sunday, father's day with the grammy winning diggable plants a hip-hop group a complete hip- hop program with the opener being bang data around we end 10 weeks later on gust 18, nga p.m. and free to thpublto attend and that will be the hall of famers isley brothers in between tooth and the may tal for and pink martini and cuban group we had in 97 and new generation is performing. go to sterngrove.org to look at the schedule and come out to the concert that interests you the most. >> and ball set coming back. >> ball set coming back. san francisco symphony is coming back. we have the class cals as well. >> big changes for the festival this year with a change in leadership. tell us about that. >> well, i have been doing this

for 24 years. i am the 4th general race of my fashionly migrate grandmother was the person who donated the land in 1931 and started the free summer concert series in 1938. i will be retiring from the chairmanship at the annual meeting in february and my twin sons will take over specifically matthew will be the came of the board. >> we are grateful your family has been involved in the stern grove festival for 80 something years. certainly one of the best events and series in san francisco for so long. so thanks so much for coming in today. >> well,. >> for all you do. >> thanks again. appreciate that. remember, it's really it's barriers free entertainment. and it doesn't cost anything to go there. we hold about 6 to 10,000 people so get there early enough. come and enjoy. >> thank you so much. the stern grove festival free concerts are on sundays, at 2

p.m. starting this weekend until august 18th. at at 19th avenue and slope boulevard in san francisco. once again, dr. david goldman douglas goldman joining us here today. thanks so much for being here. appreciate it. you can swim in style this summer and it will only cost you a little over 1200 dollars. first castle has opened some of the pools for the public to enjoy. and may want to enjoy the outdoors with the neptune pool or you can head inside to see the tile work and statues of the roman room. the hurst foundation also offers guest a variety of treats, craft beer and wine. tickets go on sale on july 1st and proceeds benefit the conservation of hurst castle. let's check our forecast with mary. . >> it's nice to have cooler weather. temperatures right now running anywhere from 1 to 7 degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this time. that's all thanks to the stronger marine layer and onshore flow. so here is a live look where

the sales force tower camera. we started with low clouds and areas of fog and patchy drizzle. and you can see the clearing with sunshine right now. looking beautiful. with the sales first tower camera look east at the bay bridge and check out the temperatures. mid-70sin concord. low 60s in oakland. low 70s in livermore. 57 in san francisco. san jose at 7 # and mid-60s for santa rosa. let's show you the strong onshore flow cooling all of us down. 14-mile-per-hour winds out of the west at sfo. and 15 in san francisco. 10 in oakland. 13-mile-per-hour wind in berkeley and vallejo and 17- mile-per-hour wind out of the southwest in fairfield of the so here's the satellite and radar view. ridge of high pressure to the east and more of a typical weather pattern with the onshore flow kicking n we have a disturbance ushering in that stronger onshore flow for us and you can see as we head through the rest of the afternoon, with that sunshine and clearing for many of us, although the clouds hugging the coast a little bit longer and

starting off the day for tomorrow morning, with low clouds and areas of fog along the coast parts of the bay, inland locations as well. and then that clearing for saturday in the afternoon should and very pleasant day for saturday and for father's day on sunday. our sunset at 8:32 and sunrise at 5:47. daytime highs much more comfortable. the low 80s in fairfield concord and livermore and san jose. 70 in oakland and mid-60sin san francisco and 6# for pacifica. speaking the stern grove festival, if you are heading out on sunday in san francisco, a mix of sun and clouds and great weather in the mid-60s. here's the 7-day forecast and what to expect cooler on saturday, seasonal temperatures will continue into father's day. and then warming up especiallyinland for next week and very quickly, this want to gave very happy father's day to kenny with his two adorable kid adrian and avery. have a wonderful father's day, conditiony. you are great dad and to all of

our dads out there as well. >> thank you so much. and we will enjoy this weekend with the perfect temperatures. thank you. >> sure. tonight on the cbs show whistle blower, learn about an inana hospital engaged in dangerous practices putting pregnant women at risk. . >> it was a midwife practice, and we were not to intervene in a patient's care unless we were asked. . >> we talked to hosts. this is what he found out about the motive of hospital officials in leaving high risk pregnancies to midwives. . >> it's purely financial. midwives get paid considerably less than doctors. so if you have midwives seeing patients, but you bill medicaid as if the doctors were seeing patients, when the doctors have little to no involvement, you know, you end up with substantial profits. . >> you can watch whistle blower tonight right here on kpix5 at meet a father and son serving in the same averagey battalion.

. a young girl from connecticut is turningh fears for comfort for other patients creating a medi teddy. 12-year-old ella needs frequent ivs, a process she says she is used to dash -- that used to scare her. the bears cover up the fluid and she turn the company into a nonprofit. . it's rare for a father and

son to serve in the same army brigade let along the same about a at that timion and that's the case for a couple paratrooper in the army's 82nd airborne division. 1st sergeant manry is jumping from aircraft with his son private will mabry. the 18-year-old is deployed to take part in training exercise was allied forces in europe. . just a reminder before we go to break, if a consumer problem or question e-mail us or call the hotline at 888-5- helps you. we will be right back. - (phone ringing) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. call or visit

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