[beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight it is oakland's chance to shine. tonight we're learning how the warriors run in the nba finals is providing a boost to

oakland's bottom line. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. it's a busy week in oakland. hotels are sold out, restaurants are busy. we go to jana katsuyama with a city that always seems to be overshadowed by san francisco. >> we want you to take a look here we're at jack london square. there's a huge dance party going on. some people may think wait a minute this is oakland. yes it certainly is. certainly the full-times have brought the limelight to the city. friday, the big limelight. and oakland was showing itself off. signs of warriors pride on a week where the the light is shining on this other city by

the bay. >> the restaurants are full, the bars are full. taxis are full, uber is full. >> reporter: city tourism officials say that the hotels are full as media brings championship fanfare to the city. >> the international buzz around this area is unprecedented. >> we've seen a tremendous increase so that's great. >> reporter: restaurants are also full, and the lake chalet as well. >> at least 500 people at 9:00 for a 12:30 show. people left and right. streets have been crowded. >> reporter: these nba finals come at a turning of the tide for oakland. rebranding itself with new restaurants, first friday's

street celebrations. >> i think so many people overlook oakland and it's like the spotlight is always on san francisco so i think it's a chance for people to see oakland in a different light. >> reporter: those lights have been shining blue and gold. this pond has been undergoing the addition of lights. hopefully they'll be ready for sunday. and a warrior's opponent will be missing. >> not the way anybody wanted to see this play out but it is such. not long ago the warriors were

worried about the player. he'll be out of action for three or four months. irving has been battling the injury all season. truth be told, nobody is happy about it. >> this is a dream for players to play in the finals. from my standpoint i know how disappointed i would be to get this far and not be able to play. there's a feeling amongst our team that we want everybody out there. we want everybody playing. let's tip it up with the best of what everyone has. >> remember the cavs already without love and now they're without you -- irving.

now it's lebron. >> you can see how angry he was as he was walking off. >> he knew it, he knew it. game two of the nba finals is sunday. tip off is at 5:00 p.m. in oakland. then the series heads to cleveland for games three and four. those are played tuesday and thursday. both of those games at 5:00. a man was hit by caltrain. it appears the man put himself on the tracks. and in menlo park city crews are unveiling safety improvements in an intersection where a driver was killed when his suv got killed on the train

tracks. the changes are being made in where the tracks cross right at camino real. cara liu with what's being done. >> reporter: if you take a look behind me you can see some of those changes, those changes to the traffic pattern. this is one of the busiest interceptions and the hope is to keep cars from getting boxed in by traffic. >> reporter: at the ravens crossing we saw quite a few cars stopped on the track. this white truck got caught as the crossing gates came down. getting out of the way just seconds before the train came through. residents called for changes after a train hit an suv

killing a woman. >> the intent is really to prevent cueing and preventing any collisions on the tracks. we recognize that means there is some inconveniences. but we ask that everyone understand that is for the better good of all of the bicyclists. the pedestrians and the drivers. >> reporter: so far residents have had mixed reaction. >> it's a little challenging because if you want to make a turn. i mean i've seen some cars just by habit they want to turn in in and they back up traffic. >> it's nice to see they're trying to address the problem. i'll be interested to see how that works out. i still think when you have traffic coming. whether they're coming in this direction or in that direction, you can still get stuck. >> reporter: we have seen quite a few drivers illegally going around the new barriers.

police have started issuing warnings and tickets. police say this project will be a six month trial after which they will study the data and either make it permanent or get rid of it. menlo park is pursuing other safety options including grade separations and many of those other options could take years. >> cara liu in menlo park tonight. thank you. new developments in the search for a man who groped two women as they walked on a trail in san mateo county. police released this sketch of the suspect. he is described from 20 to 25 years old around 5'7" with olive skin. those two assaults happened around the same area. the fbi said it arrested a man suspected of being the

clean cut bandit. gilbert was arrested this morning. he is accused of robbing two dozens banks. gilbert will likely face trial in san francisco. the family an officer that was shot have filed a lawsuit. the suit alleges a canine police dog went off jacori calhoun then derrek toms fired eight shots. calhoun was killed. the wrongful death suit alleges

that calhoun was not armed. perkins said it would forgive almost $1 million in court fee s if sháe did not appeal. she asked for $2.7 million. perkins rejected had the request. measures that didn't make it out of the their house of origin by today died at least for this legislative session. but among those bills that made today's deadline are child care subsidies, tax credits for low income californians and expansion of welfare benefits and a higher minimum wage. the legislature passed dozens of bills earlier in the week. a controversial late night ride service for state senators has ended. senator president de leon says

says he ordered the rides to stop. some people were outraged they said the ride service was really designed to just give lawmakers a free lift when they had too much to drink. four lawmakers have been accused of drunk driving during the past four years. de leon says the drivers were called for protection situations. how the chance to see history made is expected to pack a bay area racetrack. >> i'm tracking patchy fog tonight. coming up where that fog will be tomorrow morning and the warmest day of the week. >> a bus driver notices something and takes action. the child abduction that he helped end.

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you are looking from above as police arrest a kidnapping suspect seen in a hoodie after a 3-year-old boy disappeared from a library in milpitas. tonight that suspect is behind bars and the little boy is back with his parents thanks to a quick thinking bus driver. ktvu's anne rubin on tonight's frightening chain of events. alfonso edington is in custody accused of abducting a 3-year-old. he was carrying the child in his arms and they physically had to pry him away.

the vta driver kim wadson -- kit watson was the man who discovered him. >> i said i'm looking for a green backpack. so i wanted to go observe the young man and see if my description meeting the criteria. sure enough, what caught my eyes were the red shoes. >> reporter: police credit watson's quick thinking. >> the bus driver is a hero. absolute hero. >> watson says he has his training to thank and experience as a father. he says the what if makes him

emotional even now. >> once i learned this was an actual abduction it really hit. and you know i had to go back on the bus and i broke down. >> reporter: it is still early in the investigation, authorities have yet to release anything on edington's personal motivation or his past. anne rubin. the number of new jobs created in the united states is up. 200,000 jobs were added in may and wages also went up. if jobless rate also went up to 5.5% but that can actually be considered a good sign because it means more people are entering the job market. wall street didn't necessarily like the news the dow was up 56, the nasdaq was up slightly up nine and the s & p500 dropped three. investigators expect that a strengthening economy will strength the reserve to raise

interest rates sooner rather than later. the city of vallejo has new water restrictions set to go in place next week. they limit irrigation usage. even addresses can water on monday, wednesday and friday. odd numbers, tuesday, thursday and saturday. american pharaoh is the favorite in 147th running of the belmont stakes. as ken pritchett tells us, that race is expected to fill the gates at golden state field. >> reporter: this 3-year-old may have destined for history.

this is american pharaoh and yes pharaoh is misspelled. the oa and should be reversed. but who care s if the odds do what the odds suggest and wins the belmont stakes to win the triple crown. >> his chances look pretty good. >> reporter: bays has won 12,567 races the most by any north american jockey. he knows a good horse when he sees one. >> barring any unforseen circumstances like him not liking the track or something like that, i think he's set to win the triple crown. >> reporter: american pharaoh will be the 13th home to vie for the triple crown since 1978. 90,000 people are expected to pack belmont park for a chance to witness history. >> the terrace is sold out. part of the club is sold out. >> reporter: sam spears says his toric racing days bring people to the track to bet on

and against a triple crown win. >> this race was very impressive going into the kentucky derby, won the kentucky derby. came back two weeks later and won the preakness in a downpour of rain. >> reporter: here at golden gate field the track is one mile long. the race, the last leg of the triple crown. the belmont stakes the track there is a mile and a half. it is a significant deferent. >> horses today aren't bred for stamina like they were in the past they're bred for more speed. so some horses have come out short. >> the owner says in warm up he looks ready to win. >> he's a happy horse. we're all excited. the excitement is starting to build up. the closer we get. >> reporter: american pharaoh's jockey victor espinoza almost road california chrome to a triple crown. >> he got a top trainer and top jockey. now it's up to the horse.

>> reporter: a horse who's name however it is spelled could go down in racing history. a typical june day across the area. except for the last few hours. some thunderstorms, some strong thunderstorms developing out in the sierra out toward the foothills. in fact, we have some lightning strikes being picked up. this picture from our affiliate in sacramento. reports of a funnel cloud that was out toward the rockland area and some of that energy approaching the bay area. you can see this little one cell moving across rio vista. getting very close and around the region of antioch. possibly a few high showers around concord. here is the rotation. so for tonight into early tomorrow morning we still cannot rule out the chances of scattered showers. especially in these areas in parts of the north bay and east bay across parts of contra costa county. a look at that system.

especially right around antioch. forecast models picking up on the showers. we'll have the typical clouds and low fog. if you have plans out toward the sierra we could have more thunderstorms popping up throughout the afternoon hours on saturday. forecast lows for your saturday morning will be in the low to mid-50s. the fog near the coast and right around the bay, in addition to the fog we'll have the mid- to upper level clouds out there. here's your plan saturday. areas of fog in the morning then gradually clearing back to near the shoreline. more sunshine inland. the evidential range from 60 to 85 degrees. i'm tracking warmer temperatures. more on that coming up at 10:45. >> all right, thank you mark. new information tonight about a massive theft of federal data. then at 10:30, packing and

shipping 200,000 meals. a volunteer effort that will feed the would but that's just part of this story. and a freak accident. it's left a fan fighting for her life tonight.

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a baseball bat that flew into the stands has unfortunately left a woman with life threatening injuries. laurie was at the mound and the bat broke and one of the pieces hit a woman in the head. she was sitting on the second row. paramedics took her off the field on a stretcher. the woman was there with a man and small child. the child was distraught over what happened. police even tried to shield his eyes to keep him from seeing how bad it was. we are getting a better

idea of the personal information. some are blaming hackers in china but the white house hasn't gone that far. >> regardless of who it is, and regardless of what their ultimate aim is the administration takes this very seriously and recognizes it as a threat to our national security. investigators are still determining the scope of the inconstitution. -- intrusion. it happened in december but was not discovered until march. this is a huge week for the golden state warriors. even though, steve kerr and five of his players found the time to stop by the newly opened boys and girls club. it was a treat for both the

children and the players. >> reporter: the golden state warrior's magic is unmistakable on the basketball court and off. green and some of his teammates came to the boys and girls club in east oakland this afternoon and hung out with the kids. >> does this help take off your mind off lebron for a while. >> yeah, just to come out and have fun and helps you relax. >> reporter: how is it like to go against a warrior at the ping-pong table. >> it's really fun and very exciting because i've been a fan of the warriors for a long time. >> this is really special. to be able to have this new facility and be able to utilize it. >> reporter: not only has the gymnasium been transformed there's also a new computer room wr-l today azile was helping this young girl with a

pitch full of basketball questions. >> we're playing the clev -- you don't know? the cleveland cavaliers. >> reporter: one of the kid asked if they had ice cream after the win last night. green shook his head and said, no, carrots and celery. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. those little hands so cute. how much would you pay to have lunch with warren buffet. how high was the winning bid? the amount is staggering. >> we get to have an experience. which is going to change us. >> 200,000 meals and why volunteers find it so fulfilling. >> and later, tough talk on california's drought as the

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new at 10:00, scooping, sorting, packing tonight hundreds of volunteers put on hair nets to box up 200,000 meals. it is a community prompt focused on feeding the hungry -- community project focused on feeding the hungry miles away. >> reporter: a room full of hair nets and helping hands. >> can i get a drum roll. >> reporter: it was a two hour volunteer shift that everyone agreed just flew by. >> i'm a runner that means i get to carry the boxes from the station to get weighed.

i broke a sweat pretty early. >> reporter: and the thomas kids ages 6 to 16. >> we're all so tremendously blessed in this area. it's good to get a little reality check for the kids and see there's people in other parts of the world that don't have what we have. >> reporter: high energy and highly organized. this food packing bliss will send 200,000 meals to as many as 30 countries. >> rice, vegetables, fiber and then like soy and stuff like that. >> reporter: it got some young volunteers thinking about what passes for hunger in their lives. >> skipping lunch or something like that or not getting like a snack after school, it's kind of sad. >> i think a lot of people are aware of it but not many people do anything about it. >> reporter: this was a chance to do something with every bag, every box, every pallet filled. >> we get to have an experience

that's going to change us. >> reporter: within 39 hours all 500 spots were book. >> reporter: so sháe added another 500 volunteer slots and raised thousands of dollars more for additional meals. >> i learned that there are people in the world that don't have the same stuff as us. >> reporter: because it's also about food for thought. >> maybe go visit maybe africa and help the starving. >> reporter: there's something about a hands on experience that outweighs writing a check. >> people have come up to me afterward and just said this is the best thing they've done and they can't say in how long. >> you all filled 119 boxes of food. 119 boxes. >> reporter: in one shift, 25,000 meals, that's enough to feed 70 children, one meal a day for a year. there are seven more shifts just like that one tomorrow. and there are still some openings. frank all you have to do is just show up.

be ready to put on that hair net. >> that is just incredible. 200,000 meals. that's remarkable. >> they were flying. yeah. >> all right, debora villalon inen danville. debora thank you. a game engineer won the luncheon with buffett. the money goes to the glide foundation. the annual action has raised some $20 million in the past 15 years. the individual behind a ballot initiative got the go ahead today. the act would be displayed above the american flag. protocall says the american flag should always be on top. another initiative backed by this same man wants the governor of california to be called president as in

president jerry brown. lewis marneli is from san diego he says he thinks california is like its own country and so he says we should start acting like it. in hawaii, the u.s.s. arizona reopened after being shut down for a week because of an accident involving a ship. the mercy was being maneuvers by tug boats at the time. no one was hurt but the arizona memorial was closed to visitors because of the damage to the dock. the navy is now investigating the accident. it hardly seems like the place that a father and daughter should embrace for the first time in a decade. but that's what happened today inside san quentin state prison. >> mike mibach tells me it was an early father's day celebration for about a dozen dads who were locked away hundreds of miles away from home. >> reporter: north block, san quentin state quintin.

stacks of cells. a story really inside every one. but around the corner. >> now you are smooth. >> reporter: if you listen closely. >> most people when they push the pond. a king pond. >> reporter: a game of chess, a father and daughter. >> i love him. i love him to death, yes. >> i've been holding back tears since he came in 30 minutes ago. >> reporter: stacy bullock last saw his daughter over a decade ago. and she remembered how they used to play so she thought herself to play. so today she sat down to play that long awaited game. >> she told me she wanted to play some chess. i threw me off. >> he's a really good dad. he gives me a lot of great advise. >> to one inmate the sound of his laughter the something he

yearns. >> for something that you yearn for and you don't have. >> reporter: for his daughter keya it's been about 20 years. >> i miss him a lot in my life. >> just being able to hug them. just being able to kiss them. you know, embrace them. >> reporter: for banks, for bullock and a couple dozen other prisoners these cherished early father's day program was as a result of a program called get on the bus. >> to show that even though a mother or father might be in prison or is in fact, in prison, a son or daughter needs to know that that mom or dad loves them. >> reporter: sons and daughters living hundreds of miles away given a bus ride, a chance for a game of chess. a chance to see dad. >> a father-mother relationship is very special. >> reporter: or even to see grand dad. >> it's good to always have a connection with him. so i want him to meet his

grandfather and get to know him. >> reporter: families looking for a fresh start and for these fathers in san quentin, they say they're ready to begin. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. it has the bay area landlord hit with a lawsuit. the accusations that she bullied and intimidated tenants to try to force them out of their homes. >> active fog returns saturday morning but i amtraking a warming trend. coming up when low 90s return to parts of the bay area. a brush fire blackens thousands of acres and threatens a coffee reserve. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged.

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firefighters in los angeles county have gained the upper hand on a grass fire burning near the california poppy reserve. the fire burned about 300 acres but we just learned it's about 80% contained. the fire broke out just before 2:00 and strong winds quickly fanned the flames. the fire got very close to the poppy reserve in lancaster. a 4-mile stretch reopened tonight. oily blobs started washing ashore there early in the week. clean up crews were sent out and removed about 55-gallons of the tar. officials say it's possible that that tar came from last

month's oil spill on the santa barbara coast. the defendant is anne kihage she and some partners own 10 apartment building. tenants say she has blocked access to mailboxes, garages and laundry facilities and deliberately targets elderly and disabled tenants. scott weiner did not mince words. >> she is absolutely torturing these tenants very, very bad and illegal behavior. with improper evictions, with code violations. with severe harassment of her tenants. >> the lawsuit also claims kihage has interrupted gas, electric water and cable service and installed surveillance cameras. we tried contacting kihagi but she did not return our calls. some california pharmacists

are getting new authority to prescribe certain medicines including some birth control. allowing pharmacists with special training to prescribe drugs as well as provide them. the move is seen as a way to counter a shortage of primary care doctors. along with birth control pills, qualified pharmacists will be able to replace nicotine replacement products. lawmakers are now finalizing the legislation. and ahead of tomorrow's opening day of the fi fa world cup. they want to make sure canada presents itself well. you can watch the woman's world cup games right here on ktvu fox two starting sunday. and at ktvu.com you will find complete coverage including investigation on the

u.s. team and a key player is deciding to step away from the game. he says he wants to allow his body to heal. he is only 25 years old. and the ktvu forecast is calling for warmer weather. mark tamayo is going to break it all down for us. >> also ahead the governor visits the bay area to talk about the drought. his comments on using recycled water for drinking. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank.

a coalition of environmental groups is suing state and water management districts. the lawsuit argues that the water has been over -- and as a result the salmon have been

injured. >> the question is where water is going to flow. the fish always lose out. >> reporter: the lawsuit name it is state water board, u.s. bureau of reclamation. azenith tells us the governor told silicon valley that dealing with the water is serious business. >> the water goes in. >> reporter: governor jerry brown met with leaders in san jose praising the south bay for doing its part to meet the state's water conservation goals. >> we're not at the level we want to attain but we're doing very good and better than most. >> reporter: water district officials say the county met the state's goal of cutting water use by 25% in april. brown says if necessary he will find cities that do not meet the state's target. >> the drought is serious and

we need to take serious measures to respond. >> reporter: one of the serious measures, silicon valley. it's a slow process to cut through the red tape. governor brown says he supports local efforts to wave tedious environmental studies. >> whatever we can do to facilitate reclaiming and reusing water. we're for. and if we can help with more sanitization i will push very hard. >> reporter: governor brown also is moving tunnel prompt which will move water under the delta. >> we can find a way to support it i have a lot more work to do to understand the impact that project locally here. but ultimately the decision is

being made in sacramento. >> reporter: governor brown will be headed to southern california next week and on a lighter note, he said he saves water at home. joking he didn't take a shower today and he uses a low flow water system to water his plants. azenith smith. >> we've been tracking some rain and even thunderstorms tonight throughout pars -- parts of the state and into the evening hours. those inland neighborhoods beginning to warm up. look at those mid- to upper 80s, san jose 78 degrees. only 60 in pacifica and san francisco 64 degrees. you see what's being happening over the past few hours showers developing in the sierra. heading out toward parts of the northern parts of the state. in fact, this one cell had a few light showers approaching the clear lake area right now. a lot of this is beginning to dissipate. this one sell also in the form of a few sprinkles or few light showers approaching parts of the east bay as well. this will continue to fall apart in the short term over

the next hour or so probably just a few lingering clouds. you cannot rule out the chance of a few scattered clouds. looking out toward cloud cover. partly cloudy skies right now. some coastal fog already pushing back into the bay. and then monday, we're introducing some 90s inland at least in the low 90s. the fair begins tomorrow the san mateo fair and you can't see the 11:00. 60degrees. clouds out there by 4:00. partly cloudy skies. sunday will be warmer for day two of the fair. today we've been tracking this area of low pressure in southern california and sending in that wrap around moisture generating the showers up in the sierra. that system moves out to the east on sunday. and as a result we will gradually warm up those numbers. tomorrow we'll have the two extremes out there. the cool temperatures for the

beaches. the warm temperatures inland. as high pressure returns we will warm up those numbers primarily away from the coastline. monday and tuesday that's when we're talking about lower 90s out there. here's our forecast model waking up to some grenier the coast and near the -- some gray, near the coast and near the bay. lots of sunshine out toward concord. livermore, napa. those readings back up into the 80s for tomorrow afternoon. at least toward concord and fairfield. napa in the mid-70s. petaluma 68. san jose in the upper 70s and san francisco keeping the cool air those temperatures at 64 degrees. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. we'll have options here in the bay area. if you want the warm temperatures we'll have those inland. if you want the hot temperatures way until monday and tuesday. but if you want the other extremes, beach generally in

the mid-60s. we can choose our temperatures skwr-tz the spread is always -- >> the spread is always remarkable. tonight trying to reverse course once again. game one of three in philly this weekend. little love for giant fans. come on. let's hug it out. love the fanatic. maxwell, filling in just fine thank you very much. two-run shot. ties the game at three. 7th inning, 4-4 until buster goes yard. ninthof the year and that is the difference. the giants get well with a 5-4 win. all right in 1995 a yourny man pitcher named greg harris pitch -- journeyman pitcher named

greg harris pitched right- handed and left-handed. for harris it was a lark. a one time gimmick. for andetti it's the norm. he pitches left hand, then he switches over and pitches right- handed. napoli. you have a switch hitter. so what are you going to do? i'm going to throw lefty. no i changed my mind i'm going to go right-handed now. the ump says you have to call it one way or another. it's actually the vandeti rule so he goes right-handed and he strikes out. the sox win the game 4-2. coming up, which 49er is

shockingly calling it quits. plus the cavs looking their wound after a tough game loss. what lebron james did to make sure he is even better the next time.

we told you earlier,irvings postseason is over which will put more of a burden or lebron james going forward if that's even possible. lebron went for 44 against the warriors in game one but he missed the potential game winner. today what he he do? he cleared off media members and practiced the shot over and over. you know in case it comes up again. >> when you take a shot and you miss, you have so many different thoughts in your mind thinking i should have did this

or i should have done that. for me i got to a spot where i'm comfortable making the shot. the shot i'm very capable of making in rhythm which i was. it just didn't go down for me. today another out of no be retirement of a starting player. first it's chris boreland and then anthony davis is walking away at 25. davis has played all games since he was picked up. the retirement isn't necessarily permanent. davis says he is taking a year or two off the game. he says quote this will allow me to let me brain and body to hill. i know that some people may not understand and that's okay. he capitalized brain and body in his statement.

and today what a game, they were down 3-1. michael bradley to jordan morris to bobby wood. >> the score is unbelievable. >> reporter: they scored four. to win the game. down 3-1 they win 4-3. first ever win against the netherlands. >> the netherlands they are good. >> yes they are. sixthin the world. >> thank you scott. thank you for joining us tonight our coverage continues on ktvu.com. >> you have a great night, great weekend and we'll see you again on monday. >> good night.

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