''''''wwwwñnnnnnnnbbbppp$ tragedy in a north bay neighborhood after a child drowns in a family swimming pool. how the police believe the accident happened. fans are getting ready for the warriors game. we'll tell you what the vp jeff currie has to say about that. this is mornings on 2. good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2. sunday, june 14th. let us send it over to rosemary

for a check of the weather. it was cool this morning cooler than yesterday. >> on-shore breeze blowing this morning. marine layer deeper. cool-down will continue for today. inland falling out of the 90s for most of us. look at what is happening outside. you see from storm tracker 2 no rain and patchy drizzle along the coastline. the big story is the cool-down for inland communities. it dropped from five to 15 degrees and we'll see numbers fall off for the afternoon. giving you a view of the low clouds and fog inside the bay stretching into the east bay and on shore breeze blowing through the delta. 23 miles per hour gusting to 30. so that robust breeze helping to bring in some of that cool pacific air through the delta and pacific valley. oakland 57. walnut creek 54. 45 outside your door.

shifting over to the areas 55, upper 50s sfo into mountain view. outside your door in san francisco. here is the 24-hour temperature change. temperatures cooling off. little bit cooler out there. fairfield, concord and livermore and san jose, temperatures down by four degrees. the bay down one to two degrees. here is a look at the afternoon highs, along the coast we'll partly to mostly cloudy. comfortable weather, 74 for oakland. and inland it is warm but not as hot. 88 for livermore. 89 in antioch. temperatures will cool down as we get back to work on monday. i'll have a look at that extended forecast coming up. we're 10 hours away from tip off of game five of the nba final, warriors and cavaliers tied at two games each. who ever wins tonight will be

one victory away from the long awaited championship. we're at the team store inside err raquel arena. what are -- oracle arena: . >> i've been on the hunt for the perfect jersey. let us look around and see what is available. everybody wanting the -- -- wear their lucky warriors gear and get ready for the night's game. can you do any better than a team jersey. it is fantastic. obviously a lot of interest in that. a lot of interest in all kinds of stuff. we have the shorts, long-sleeved, whatever you want, all kinds of stuff out here. we are actually out at team practice yesterday. we wanted to get a sense of how the team is going to do. we heard from mvp step currie. he says he has high hopes for game 5. >> we didn't play well in game two but i don't think it had anything to do with, you know,

the excitement of playing at home in the final situation. we settled in pretty well. we didn't make any shots didn't play well. didn't come up with enough energy, but i think we are going to be really composed and really aggressive. >> there you go. you see the obviously the big match-up tonight game five, cavaliers-warriors. the aggressive word, he thinks they will do really well if they're aggressive. everybody will watch as closely as they can. we're here in the team store. the big thing of course, getting the right swag. i will see if i can find the perfect jersey, perfect trainer jacket i've been looking for. i think i spotted it. and i'll look for some stuff for you guys, too. >> i think they always try to keep it interesting. we feel like it is memphis all

over again with more on the line. i think the warriors like to keep it close. >> i think they get a charge out of it. that was one of the questions i was asked yesterday. whether the team needs to feel like their backs are against the ball to get ready for the enthusiasm for the game. they said they're ready to bring it. there is a lot of enthusiasm. i'm always ner voushgs right? i'm wearing my lucky tie. every time i wore this tie the warriors have won. that is if i'm working. if i don't work i don't wear the tie. that is the question, too. if you have something that you do at home that you feel helps the team a little bit if you have to wear lucky tie shorts or jersey, war hash hash lucky tag -- hashtag lucky tag. >> thanks so much, we'll see new

a bit. and another bay area music icon will perform the national anthem mel at a time lick ka -- metalica. we're incredibly lucky to have another winning team here in the bay area, they wrote. ♪ >> there is carlos santana he and his wife cindy brought down the international rendition of the national anthem. it was only the fourth time he performed "the star-spangled banner" in his legendary career. the other national anthem performers during the finals were rascal flatts. a bomb scare shut down an area near market street in san francisco. at 9:30 last night the police responded to a report of a suspicious car on block south of

market. the patrol officers approached the vehicle and saw something suspicious inside and then called the bomb squad. authorities shut down the street along with market and mission. the bomb squad determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all-clear before midnight. tragedy in vallejo after a boy drowns in a swimming pool. this is the second such accident in the past few weeks in the bay area. we have more on the emotional reaction from neighbors. >> oh, golly poor baby. >> reporter: russell turner lives directly behind the house where it happened. he is friendly with the family and he has seen the boy playing. >> golly i'm so sorry to hear that. >> all was quiet as police wrapped up their investigation. earlier the parents had rushed to kaiser hospital with the ambulance and then come home without their son. >> i seen the family into the home and heard the cries and the moans from the mother, and it was pretty terrible to me.

>> need a cover with the pool or some sort -- >> reporter: vallejo police said the pool was accessible out the back door. the youngster didn't slip away. he was in the back yard alone and the mom and dad aware of it. >> the parents were inside the house. the boy was playing outside. at some point they didn't hear the child playing out the back. they went to check on him and found him floating in the pool. >> nine days ago in concord a 1-year-old girl drowned in a back-yard pool. her mother was home but didn't realize the toddler wandered outside. the parents tried resuscitation and paramedics continued cpr but both kids were under too long. >> i know they keep the boy out of the area. you know, i always see him when anybody is out there. there is always somebody out with him. >> but not this time, not this once. the family moved in about a year

ago and had been renovating. possibly preoccupied by the work they were doing. >> many pools in america don't have covers. one of those sad situations that something happened. >> police are investigating how it happened but at this point it appears the drowning was a tragic accident and the parents were not arrested. a missing boy was found after he was allegedly kidnapped by his mott. they believe 18-year-old trinnian gonzalez was taken by his mother from his grandmother's home. the minimum wage in los angeles is going up. mayor -- the mayor signed the minimum wage to $15 an hour the first increase would be in july of next year when the minimum wage would be $10.50. that will gradually go up to $15. san francisco and seattle have similar minimum wage laws. people are expected to gather in west hollywood for

political actions. organizers say important issues addressed include marriage rights, as well as issues facing transgender people such as violence and access to medical care. a stanford will hold 124th commencement ceremony. gates open in about an hour from now. this is video from last year's ceremony which featured microsoft co-founder bill gates and his wife melinda. sanford is handing out 1700 bachelors, and 2400 masters and 1,000 doctor rates. some of the least known heroins are in the bay area. they're all known by the same name rosie the riveter. there is a museum named in their hon nofrment richmond is where many women learned how to rivet and weld. for many it was the first time they ever worked outside of the

home. >> most of them are very humble. of course, they feel a lot of pride now but many never spoke on this time period because they didn't think about it as anything extraordinary. they were ordinary people doing a job that was needed. however, what they did was extraordinary. >> like all world war ii veterans the rosy the riveters are aging. a ride in the bay area amusement park remains shut down. what we learn about the ride that sent the operator to the hospital. dramatic scene flooding led to several deaths. and they're trying to track down lions, tigers and wolves who escaped from a local zoo. we have the weather and your numbers expected for today coming up.

new this morning lions tigers and bears are among several animals that escaped from a zoo in the former soviet union. take a look at this video. you can see there are animals walking through the streets. according to the associated press at least eight people in georgia have been killed including three zoo workers.

some of the animals including a hippopotamus have been captured. it is unclear how many of the deaths are from the flood flooding and how many are from animal attacks. the former soviet republic capital is 750 miles northeast of turkey. for the first time we're hearing from the father of the man accused of firing at dallas police officers. the father of 35-year-old suspect james boulware said his son was mentally ill and the legal system broke him. authorities say boulware shot at the police station friday night. the attack left bullet holes in the building and police car windows. you can see them there. the officers chased down boulware who was driving in an armored vehicle. police officers shot and killed boulware. his father said legal issues pushed him over the edge. >> i believe he more thought he could have hit the police station, make a stink out of it,

make a statement and go off. and he got himself killed, i guess. >> according to his father, boulware blamed authorities for losing custody of his son. boulware has been in several heated arguments with family members and was arrested in 2013 on charges of choking his mother. a gun accident telly went off in new york city at a wedding. four people were injured. the victims were all guests at the wedding which occurred in the luxurious walled dorf as store ya. waldorf astoria. an elderly woman who got lost on the highway in northern washington state is home safe thanks to the help of a state trooper. >> if we can get you out of here. >> just don't tip it. >> i'm not going to tip it. >> he did not tip it. that is dashcalm video shows the trooper with the 80-year-old woman. she was out and about on her

motorized scooter. she went out for coffee and got turned around. the trooper got her back on track and followed her all the way home at a top speed of six miles per hour. >> our motto with the state patrol is service with humility and it took a lot of patience and humility to take care of this lady. >> oh, but he did just that. he said the woman reminded him of his mother and treated her the way he would want someone to treat his mother. >> they were cruising along at six miles an hour. >> and she said, don't tip me. i know you're helping me. make sure you do it correctly young man. >> sweet guy. >> yes. looking at the picture behind you rosemary, you see the fog and clouds in the oakland area there. >> i see a few peeks of blue. what a beautiful shot that is. we'll see these clouds clear out

of the way and for the afternoon we have mostly sunny skies at least around the bay. along the coastline it is likely to be a gray day in areas like pacifica. half moon bay too. the on-shore breeze is blowing this morning and the marine layer is deeper. 52 degrees is outside your door. san francisco 54. mid-50s in oakland. upper 50s livermore. and san jose, 56. we will be clearing to the coast. as we get into the afternoon we have sunny skies in store away from the coastline. we have a system deepening over the gulf of alaska and that will bring us that natural a.c., and as you get through the morning clouds peeling back for the second half of the day temperatures on the mild side around the bay. warm inland but not nearly as hot as we have seen recently. upper 50s and low 60s on the

coast. east bayshoreline we have 60s near 70. and widespread 70s and widespread 80s for the inland communities. you have to get farther inland, san jose, for 80s here. and that shade of red being pushed back. here is a look at the north bay. 78 degrees for petaluma. 79 in nevado. 76 in sausalito. upper 60s to low 70s along the east bayshoreline. 70 doctors for san leandro; 70 degrees for san leandro. 90 for brentwood. for the south bay 80 degrees for san jose. upper 60s with partly cloudy skies for santa cruz. along the peninsula beautiful day in redwood city.

palo alto, 79. closer to the city, san francisco, looking at 64. low 60s daily city. 62 for pacifica. extended forecast here as we get into work tomorrow, temperatures will continue to fall just slightly. as we get into tuesday wednesday, temperatures rebounding back into the low to mid-90s for inland cities. coming down but going back up as we get into tuesday midweek wednesday be, and thursday temperatures drop off a little bit. subtle changes going on as we get through most of the workweek with dry conditions. well it is time for this morning's front pages. we look there, the headline reads there question of care, california's largest nursing home owner is under fire from government regulators. his home in southern california has been hit with a number of citations and penalties in recent months. here is a look at the washington post, says one in five women say they were violated. it goes into depth on sexual

assault and how common it is in college. here in california, the uc steps up its threats on the campus. and cavs is it time to panic? if i have to ants, yes it is. five reasons to panic, the paper has, and five not to panic. >> that is an interesting read. i would like to see that. but i agree with you they should panic. >> go warriors. a historic trip cut short. the rescue in the middle of the pass fif sick yesterday that ended a 6-mile row attempt. it is time for our pet of the day. meet newton. he currently lives at petaluma pet pals. he's seven months #0e8d old and came from the shelter from a

high-kill shelter. he's a pit bull mix. he's house trained and good with kids. visit our website ktvu.com to find out more about newton.

an american woman's attempt to row from japan to san francisco has ended because of

bad weather. she was rescued off the japanese coast yesterday after sending out a distress signal. the 30-year-old left japan a week ago hoping to be the first woman to row solo across the pacific. two homes damaged by a two alarm grass fire in vallejo. you see the smoke spreading across several acres. crews were called out to creek view drive yesterday morning. winds sent embers on to the roofs of two homes burning the shingles. firefighters were able to put out the roof fires before they spread. ground crews worked quickly and able to contain the flames to a five-acre grass aefrment the cause of that fire is still under investigation. a wildfire burning in trinity county spread to 1500 acres. lightning sparked the flames at the forest located between eureka and reading. the fire was only 15% contained

yesterday. the sheriff's office ordered mandatory evacuations in the area. no injuries or damage to private property was reported. extreme heat and fire danger residents need to be vigilant. residents tried to fight a fire with a garden hose and say they are lucky the firefighters arrived quickly and put it out. firefighters say there are lessons to be learned. >> the best time to water is cool early morning hour. if the dry grasses are up to your knee s that needs to be handled. even that it needs to be handled in the early cool hours of the day. >> the agency responded responded to nine fires. two fires were started by some kind of mowing. it is called the uber of air travel. a look at the new service that can have you flying to your destination with only 30 minutes notice. game five is hours away.

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francisco last night. the car was parked on stevenson street near market. the police called the bomb squad. a section around market street was closed just as a precaution but the area was reopened after the bomb squad found nothing harmful. police are investigating a drowning of a child in vallejo. it happened on california street. it appears to just have been an accident. 20,000 people are going to jam into or raquel arena tonight -- oracle arena tonight. warriors' fans are feeling good about the team's chances. we'll go live to oracle. we're in the team store shopping. oh you are getting dressed for success. >> right i told you like a fashion show. check it out. >> stay focussed. >> i love the logo right here. it is understated still fresh. it looks good.

looks good. so we're joined right now, marty young in charge of the team store. we're talking about what is a big seller. i'm looking for myself. i thought this was going to be a big seller. this is the shirt everybody wearing this season, "strength in numbers." how are they doing? >> doing great. we carried it in women's toddlers, everyone can get their size besides the ones we give away at the games. we slow down a bit when we get into the finals and people want the final-specific gear. >> you said the big seller right now. >> the final slouches, the hat s huge shipment in the other way. these have been sold out for almost a week. we'll have a full inventory full slate and selection today here at oracle. >> that is interesting you say that. that is very funny that you would say that.

i do like the hat. i'm just saying how popular is it? these are brand new. these just came back in. you say these actually by the time game time, you're looking at empty shelves. >> potentially. we're expecting to be sold out by the time the game ends today. >> let me know about these too. these are t-shirts but these are specialty shirts. >> another popular items. warmup shirt the players wear on court. here is currie -- he wears this warming up for all finals games. it is another big seller for us. it is helping drive the business. more so as we head towards the jersey section jerseys specifically are really crushing right now. finals patch has been a huge sort of premium sell on a lot of these jerseys. fans want specifics to the finals. game one of the finals we set a record. 32% higher than the previous nba finals record for game one

merchandise sales. a lot of has to do with the green jerseys and the finals patch. >> you said the jerseys you're sold out of a lot of those. but you have a new shipment of these, these are for the true fans. >> these are the authentic jerseys. we sold out for a month or two. we got a shipment. they retail for $300. >> i'm sure you'll have a few fans a few fans probably showing up tonight who want a little gear. >> marty young thanks so much. i appreciate it. lot of fans looking for the right gear. i think i found my proper ensemble. i'll see if i can find you guys a little something a little later on for our next hit in the next half hour. >> i want one of those hats. >> go ahead and hashtag it. warriors luck. >> did he say that those jerseys are $300? >> yeah, those are the authentic

game jerseys. these are the actual jerseys that the players wear. these are different. these are the fan jerseys here. these are nice right here. those up there on the wall, those are the authentic jerseys the players wear. these are more like the fan-style jerseys. >> how much do those costs? i have request from family members coming in and 300 is a little steep. >> i have requests for family members coming in. the retail on these $120. you can get two of these for the price of authentic. >> one in white and one in blue. >> you want to make sure you have your colors balanced and match it with whatever you're wearing, white blue, gold, goes with everything. >> thanks. >> all right. 7:30. let us head over to rosemary for a check on how the weather is shaping up and how cool it was. i had the heater on in my car on the way. i'm wimpy. >> you and me both. -the on shore breeze is

blowing through the delta. that will provide us with mother nature's a.c. we sometimes call it. giving a live look at all that gray and fog out there this morning. i wouldn't be surprised if along the coast we find patchy drizzle. across the bay bridge may have visibility issue there. fog reported in oakland. little bit reported in santa rose sachlt the headline for today will be the cool-down that continues especially for inland communities. boy, it was really hot friday. temperatures came down yesterday and it will fall off as we get into the afternoon. fog cover along the coastline it will remain cloudy but the rest of us will clear out. we get into east bay concord discovery bay antd tee yok sunny and -- antioch few peeks of blue.

look at the on-shore breeze. fairfield, wind at 34 miles per hour. this is a good indication of what is going on as far as cool-down. 56 degrees in fairfield. 57 in walnut creek. upper 40s and low 50s in napa and into santa rosa. 57 for san jose. i'll have a look at your afternoon highs in a bit. investigation continues into a traumatic injury of an employee at california's great america amusement park. it happened friday night after 8:00 p.m. on the flight deck roller coaster. great america says an employee was hit by one of the cars but was alert when he was taken to the hospital. witnesses say he was trying to retrieve his cell phone that was dropped by one of the riders. i guess also reported a hand injury. the ride will remain closed during this investigation. there is no word on the condition of the employee. and here is the list of some previous accidents at great america. in 1980 a 13-year-old boy was killed while trying to get on

the willard's roller coaster. in 1991, two couples were injured when the boat hydroplaned. a man tried to retrieve his hat and he was kicked in the head by another rider and that pass injury suffered a broken leg. a 12-year-old boy fell to his death on drop tower after slipping through the ride's restraints. in 2007 a 4-year-old boy bound in the barrier reef wave pool. north bay community is showing support for a popular teacher who died. there was a bake sale outside of petaluma church. he died in a car accident on son home ma county coast. it -- sonoma coast. he started his 7th and 8th grade history classes by playing classic rock music and asking the students to guess the name

of the artist. >> in little league and basketball and how he treated all kids equally and he had a very caring spirit about him. i really admired that. >> he was always there for you if you needed support. he asked me if i was okay when i was struggling and stuff, which was nice. >> family and friends set up a give-forward donation page to help his family. they were hoping to raise $10,000 in three months. we checked this morning and it topped $8,000 in a few days. happening tomorrow, the police department may need to increase staffing. the police department has 1700 officers. there a board of supervisors calling for 2200 officers. a report shows that police staffing are less than nine other cities comparable in size to san francisco. >> there is nowhere in satisfactory along any commercial corridor where they don't want to see more officers on foot, walking around. >> if we talk about reducing

crime we need to look at a whole package of initiatives and not only more police. >> they're worried about the cost of adding more officers. one officer costs $175,000 in salary and benefits. from 2004 and 2014 staffing 14% while the population rose 12%. the president of the naccp said she will address the controversy about her race tomorrow. in an e-mail to chapter members rachel dolezal wrote she will respond to questions nationwide about her family, race and role at the naacp. a white couple in montana said they're her parents. a white member of the naacp is stunned by the allegation and he feels betrayed. >> the overwhelming feeling, this lady is black you know? she is a black lady and she has been through all this. >> she presented herself as

somebody she is not. >> are you african american? >> i don't understand the question. >> she previously claimed she's biracial but the people who say are per parents said they adopted 4 african american children a decade ago. there is uber for air travel called beacon. it has flights through the northeastern u.s. it helps you book a flight on private planes already head to do your destination. it costs $2,000 for a limited flight each month. >> $2,000 gets you four passes. it is like netflix. any time you can have four flights booked out for yourself. >> its services are popular for

people who travel a lot for business or people who have vacation homes they visit frequently. a u.s. senator wants the airline industry to drop plans considering carrying smaller carry-on bags. a 20% reduction in luggage size would increase fees. it is another way for airlines to make money at the expense of travellers. hundreds of people in san francisco will be enjoying the sunshine today for the sunday streets event. today's activities from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. along the golden gate highway. many people like to bike, dance and do yoga. the idea is to get as many people outside as possible. they have been holding this event since 2008. the next event will be on july

12 in the tenderloin. it's north beach festival continues in san francisco today. it is a two-day event celebrated for 61 years and bills itself as the city's oldest street fair. it features 140 booths with arts crafts and food. poetry performances. coming up at 8:00 the latest city to jump on the minimum wage bandwagon. you made a new dinosaur? probably not a good idea. >> taking a bite out of the big screen. how much the latest dinosaur movie is expected to bring in to the box office this weekend.

good morning. we appreciate your time on this sunday morning, give you a look of san rafael. a tad cooler in most areas with partly cooler in the skies. temperature holding at 54. new this morning the european space agency says the filey spacecraft came out of hieb ber nation. it touched down on the surface of come met 67p last -- comet7 57p. the european space agency the probe tweeted the message hello earth, can you hear me, as part of its first communication late last night. here is a look at some of the top stories trending for you

this morning. >> good ball! >> one of the biggest upsets in the women's world cup. columbia shocked france. columbia is 28th and france is number three just behind the u.s. another match was england against mexico. brits up 1-0. they scored second goal with a beautiful [inaudible] lost 2-1. mexico looking for first victory in the women's world cup. brazil searching 1-0. spanish defender. went past the goal line. kicked that ball into the open net. afterwards overcome with emotion. and the other match south korea tied costa rica. the u.s. hopes to advance to

the next round. the u.s. needs a win or draw against nigeria. game time is 5:00 p.m. the biggest movie on the weekend is hitting monstrous ticket sales. >> you made a monstrous new dinosaur, not a good idea. >> it could sell $200 million worth of tickets. that would make it the second largest weekend opening ever. it is the latest that started with jurassic park. it has turned into a theme park that made the premier of jury race sick world the best -- jurassic the best ever. you can see signs of what are yours pride all over the bay area even on buildings and waulgs. we showed you this mural being painted on an empty building. the artist goes by the name ill luminaries. it took five gallons of blue and yellow paint and two days of

work. the artists put the finishing touches on the mural a couple of days ago and we're about to show you here is the completed project, there it is, a picture of step currie and rapper mack dra. the two walls -- the artists painted 50 murals all over the country and the next job will take them to dc. . let goss to rosemary. >> temperatures on the cool side if you like it cool. mild around the bay. if you like it warm, inland will be the place to be although it will not be as hot. giving you a live look here over the east bay. we're looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. the sun is shining. at least far inland east bay. inner portions of the south bay those clouds are breaking through or the sun is breaking through as well. around the bay and along the coast it is still cloudy and

gray. giving i was look here, comparison from yesterday into today to give you some idea of the cool-down we're expecting in areas like santa rosa, you may not notice your temperatures came down yesterday afternoon so just a little bit of cooling in your neighborhood. oakland same thing. yesterday it hit 72. today you'll go to 70. our inland areas 94 in livermore yesterday. today will be 8. san jose you will drop off by five degrees. so that is what we'll see for the second half of the day. this is what is happening right now. 52 in santa rosa. 55 in napa. 47 in nevado. 55 in walnut creek. 60 degrees along the peninsula. redwood city checking in at 60 degrees. 60 degrees, sfo. san jose 57 degrees at this hour. we'll look at a few more numbers here along the peninsula.

53 in wood side. afternoon highs upper 70s for sonoma, napa , get close to the water, 60s. sausalito, 66 expected. cloudy and 63 for the beach. east bay we have 60 for allah media. upper 80s for antioch. brentwood expected to hit 90 on the bot. for the south bay 87. morgan hill yesterday well into the 90s so we'll see some relief. 84 saratoga. 78 in sunnyvale. 79 brentwood city. 70 san bruno. san francisco low 60s expected for the afternoon. the extended forecast here, temperatures continuing to fall off as we get back to work on monday. it doesn't last, though. we will get a rebound tuesday

into wednesday. temperatures back from low to mid-90s. heat will be back on. it doesn't last, it comes back down as we get into thursday. a bit of a roller coaster ride. >> keeping you on your toes. the mural we mentioned, they were going to finish it wednesday and we had all of the rain that put things behind schedule. i'm looking at -- looks like no sign of that coming back. >> dry. >> good. >> more normal june weather. warriors heat is up across the bay area. >> i give up ice cream for the whole rest of the season for the warriors to win. >> the lengths some fans are willing to go to see their team become nba champs. multi-million-dollar drug bust what the coast guard uncovered on the beach of big sur.

four people are facing charges in connection with a multi-million-dollar marijuana bust. the coast guard spotted a small boat filled with marijuana friday morning. police say they recovered $18 million of marijuana on the boat. the four people arrested were found in a van not far from the beach where the boat was discovered. the three are in their twenty's

and one is a teenager. a woman is returning to court. 51-year-old joyce mitchell can find herself eight years behind bars if she's convicted. richard matt and david sweat broke out of prison last weekend and they have been on the run ever since. 800 officers are currently looking for them. it is believed that they are still together. authorities will continue to go door-to-door as well as expanding the search further east. hillary clinton has a grueling schedule this week which ends with a stop in san francisco. she launched her presidential campaign with a speech in new york city. from front of several thousand supporters she discussed her vision for america and two people who influenced her. president franklin d. roosevelt and her mom. she stressed equal pay for equal work and in her words not big business. >> democracy can't be just for

billionaires and corporations. prosperity and democracy are part of your basic bargain too. you brought our country back. >> former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea along with her husband made their first appearance together at a campaign event. she stumped in iowa last night and will head to new hampshire south carolina and nevada. she has a fundraiser next saturday in san francisco. jeb bush is expected to kick off his campaign for the white house tomorrow. the former florida governor is on the tail end of a european tour where he met with leaders about strengthening european-american ties. in addition to estonia he made stops in poland and germany. park service officials who take care of the elk population are facing challenges due to the drought. officials say in the past two years 250 elk died inside the

fenced in area because pools have gone dry. nearby ranchers say the free range elk have been knocking down fences to get at water supplies intended for dairy cattle. dave masters the number of sightings of bears on his home security system has been on the rise in recent months. the bears have been caught walking up to his porch. taking a drink out of his bird bath. he said one bear took things too far. >> i saw my wife's truck was shaking and lights were flashing and horn was beeping. the bear is in your truck. >> look at that truck. the bear tore through the ceiling and ripped the inside of the truck apart. masters still is not sure why the bear went inside. >> looks like the work of vandals but it was just a bear. >> you need to put that truck in the garage.

several streets are down in san francisco. what police found south of market what prompted them to call out the bomb squad. >> one of them sad situations that something happened. >> tragedy in a north bay neighborhood after a child drowns. what police are saying about the investigation. nothing like a cool on-shore breeze to blow the hair around this morning but the sun is beginning to part from out of those clouds and we're looking at another nice day. temperatures will come down for inland communities. i'll have a look at what is happenings for the afternoon coming up.

we'll take you in the team store and tell you what is a hot seller. good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings mornings mornings, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm allie rasmus. i have to point out we're all wear shades of blue showing warriors pride. even rosemary is outside wearing blue as well. giving us a look at the weather. kind of getting a little nice out there? >> reporter: yes, the sun breaking through the clouds, for the first five minutes of being out here i tried to save the hair but there's no point. that sea breeze is blowing this morning and that will aid in

our continued cooldown for the afternoon. but as we look up towards the sky you can see blue there mixed in with the low clouds, again, they are beginning to burn away. as we get into your morning, temperature right now in oakland 58 degrees. 48 in novato. so 10-degree difference there. upper 50s and low 60s in areas where we have sunshine. concord reporting 60. 62 livermore at this hour. if you're heading to san francisco we have temperature in the low to mid-60s expected for the afternoon. the north beach festival 57 degrees at 10:00. we'll have 60 at noontime. and 64 expected for the afternoon. along the coast and around the bay we are going to see just a little change in the temperature. really it's going to be our inland cities that will see a nice dropoff for the afternoon. i'll show you those numbers coming up in a little bit. game five of the nba finals tips off at 5:00 this evening. the warriors are looking to carry their momentum from game four to tonight. and you can bet warriors fans

will be decked out in all sorts of warriors gear but for fans who are still looking for one more must have item let's go to reporter christian who is outside the team store at oracle. are you getting phone calls and texts with requests for things people want to you pick up? >> reporter: it's funny, when you come to something like this all those friends kind of come out of the woodwork. so seems like everyone has a little favorite. can you pick up a jersey? or what do they have in toddler sizes? i hear that a lot. we're outside oracle arena. they are actually turning the arena over. they had the summer jam concert here last night and they have to get it ready for basketball tonight. 1 34th sellout game. it will be packed. jacob and i, the photographer i'm with, had a chance to check out the practice yesterday for

the team. we can say that the team definitely seems excited, practiced and very -- despite the pressure of going into the game, the team seemed relaxed during the workout in downtown oakland facility. also seeing that there was a heck of a lot of reporters and photographers there, more than any time before in the facility. the head coach refused to say whether he's going to stick with the small lineups and start andre iguodala which worked so well in game four but the coach did drop a hint. >> the biggest thing for us, competing like we did in game four. playing with that kind of pace and tempo and effort and fighting through every rebound, every loose ball. >> reporter: so you guys were asking for a little swag and stuff for you. you have to believe there's requests. this is one of the top sellers, this training jacket here for ladies, this is one of the top sellers now and we heard this as well, if you're looking for something a little more authentic and sporty this is a dress that is patterned off of

the jerseys. they -- it does seem to be a bit short. they say you probably want some leggings underneath. >> maybe bike shorts. or a little belt. >> it could be a little immodest. >> people are getting confused, is that just a long jersey? >> long jersey, short dress, either way. marty said it's one of the top sellers, and this is clearly one of the top sellers for ladies. it's a great looking jacket. >> i have to be a little selfish. can you show me the toddler stuff? you said it was popular. >> reporter: i told you that's what everybody has been looking for. toddler gear is super popular. everybody wants to outfit their kids. we're moving to the area here. you can see some of the really cute stuff they have for kids. this actually looks like maybe it's -- baby/toddler size 2, so maybe for a 2-year-old

there. for a girl they have -- workout gear, little cheerleader outfit. of course they have all kinds of -- all kinds of stuff for the kids. i personally love that little hoodie there. i mean -- how often? >> it's cute. >> tiny and super cute. it's pretty cool. >> >> with all the requests you're getting you have to start charging commission. >> reporter: like you said, that toddler stuff, this is one of the things that everybody is looking for. it's fun. you get the family involved, everybody wants -- you start them young. you start the fans young and they are fans for life. i think that's what we're seeing now. with the streak the warriors have been on. it's been fantastic. >> even without a toddler it's cute to look at. it's so small. thank you. another bay area music icon will perform the national

anthem at tonight's nba finals. metallica played the star sprangled banner at giants and sharks game. on the group's web site metallica wrote where we're lucky to have another winning team in the bay area. carlos santana and his wife cindy brought down the house during their instrumental rendition in the national anthem in game two of the finals. it was only the fourth time he performed the star sprangled banner in his legendary career. he says he's very selective about his performances and says the event must mean a lot to him to sign on. the other national anthem performers during the finals, rascall flatts, usher and 10- year-old warriors good luck charm naya damison of san jose. a bomb scare shut down an area near market street in san francisco. 9:30 last night police responded to a report of a suspicious car on stevenson street about a block south of market.

patrol officers approached the vehicle and saw something suspicious inside and called in the bomb squad. authorities shut down stevenson along with 5th street and market and mission. but the squad eventually determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all clear before midnight. tragedy in vallejo, after a young boy drowns in a back quartered swimming pool -- backyard swimming pool, the second accident in a pool in the past few weeks in the bay area. debora villalon with more on the reaction from neighbors. >> poor baby. >> reporter: russell turner lives directly behind the house where it happened. he's friendly with the family and he's seen the boy playing. >> golly, i am so sorry to hear that. >> reporter: all was quiet as police wrapped up their investigation. earlier the parents had rushed to kaiser hospital with the ambulance. then come home without their son. >> i seen the family enter the home and heard the cries and moans from the mother. it's pretty terrible. >> need a cover with the pool or some sort of structure.

>> reporter: vallejo police say the pool was accessible out the back door. but the youngster didn't slip away. he was in the backyard alone, his mom and dad aware of it. >> playing in the backyard, parents were inside the house. and at some point they didn't hear the child play out back and went to check on him and found him bloat floating in the pool. >> reporter: nine days ago in concord a 1-year-old girl drowned in a backyard pool. her mother was home but didn't alize the toddler wandered outside. as in vallejo, parents tried resuscitation and paramedics continued cpr but both kids had been under too long. neighbors here say the parents always seemed attentive. >> i know they keep the boy out of the area. i always see them when anybody's out there. there's always somebody out with him. >> reporter: not this time not this once. the family moved in about a year ago. and had been renovating. possibly preoccupied by the work they were doing.

>> there are pools in america without covers. it's one of them sad situations. >> police are still investigating but say this appears to be just a tragic accident. > sunnyvale police say a boy was found after allegely kidnapped by his mother. it's believed he was taken by 21-year-old christ teen rodriguez from his grandmother's home yesterday. she was arrested. the baby was taken to a hospital to be checked out as a precaution. the minimum wage in los angeles is going up. mayor garcetti signed a measure into law to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the first increase would be july of next year, it would be $10.50. gradually going up to $15 by the year 2020 for most businesses though small businesses get another year to comply. workers say it will make a big difference in their lives. >> i've been working mostly part time minimum wage jobs.

now at 23 i'm a low wage construction worker that can help my mom with rent and get off public assistance. >> an estimated 40% of the los angeles work force currently earns less than $15 an hour, san francisco and seattle already have passed similar minimum wage phase in laws. happening now -- the gates just opened for this morning's commencement. the school's 124th commencement. this i had video from last year which -- this is video from thraft year's event. the journalist richard engel will deliver the commencement address today. 1,700 bachelors degrees will be handed out, 2 thm 100 masters degrees and 1,000 doctorates. her-ins heroines of world war ii are getting together this morning. there is a museum in their honor.

richmond was where many women learned how to work in the shipyards. for many it was the first time they ever worked outside the home. >> most of them are very humble. of course they feel pride now but many of them never spoke of this time period because they didn't think of it as anything extraordinary. they were just ordinary people going and doing a job that was needed. however, what they did was extraordinary. >> like all world war ii vets they are -- many of them are dying off with them in our now in their 90s. there are fewer than 100 rosies still alive. she claims she's black, her parents say she's white. coming up at 8:30 -- we're going to talk about when the president of a chapter of the naacp plans to address the public in the controversy around her. >> a dramatic scene in the former soviet republic. severe flooding led to at least several deaths and authorities are trying to track down lions, tigers and wolves that escaped from a local zoo. >> cooldown continues for the

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republic. heavy rains caused some deadly flooding, according to the associated press there are at least eight people in tblisi, georgia, who have been killed, that includes zoo workers. some animals have been captured but unclear how many others are still on the loose. it's also unclear how many of the deaths are from flooding and how many are from animal attacks. the stormer soviet republic's capital is located 750 miles northeast of turkey. we're more about the background of a man shot and killed by dallas police after he was suspected of firing outside police headquarters. the father of 35-year-old james boulware is opening up about his son whom he says was mentally ill. authorities say he shot at the police station friday night and the attack left bulletholes in the building and police car windows. officers later chased down james boulware who was driving an armored vehicle. a standoff lasted for 11 hours before police sniper shot and killed him.

his father says boulware had been stressed out by a number of legal problems. i believed he would make a big stink, make a statement and go off. he got him heavy killed i guess. >> according to his father james boulware blamed authorities for losing custody of his son. he's been in several heated arguments with family members and was arrested in 2013 on charges of choking his mother. a gun accidentally went off during a wedding in new york city. four people were injured including a woman grazed in the head by the bullet. the victims were all guests at the wedding which was in the luxurious waldorf astoria hotel last night. the governor was attending the event when the firearm went off in his pant pocket. he escaped injury but he was taken into custody for questioning. a elderly woman lost on a highway in northern washington now home safe thanks to the help of a state trooper.

>> if we can get you out of here. >> just don't tip it. >> i am not going to tip it. >> this dash cam trooper shows him with the 80-year-old woman, out and about on her not rised scooter, she said she went forkov i coffee and got turned around. he followed her home at a top speed of 67 miles per hour. >> our motto with the state patrol is service with humility. it took a lot of patience and humility, to take care of this lady. >> he says the woman reminded him of his mother and says he just treated her the way he would want someone to treat his mom. 8:16. let's head to rosemary who came in from outside, it looked windy and a little chilly. >> yes. it was breezy. took me 10 minutes to fix my hair.

no, it was fine. but if you're getting outside, a little cool, a little breezy. the clouds are clearing. we have a little more sunshine than we did about an hour ago. giving you a live look from san francisco, across the bay. where you can see that glow,ing also see that the clouds still in tact around the bay. and along the coastline. along the coast for today i think we will be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. once again the rest of us will be mostly sunny as we get into the second half. hurricane carlos, it became a hurricane yesterday morning. right now winds 70 miles per hour, northwest at about 2 miles per hour. and this is what we are expecting as it moves into closer to mexico over the next couple of days. so right now off the coast of acapulco, they are reporting gusts of 40 miles per hour. if you're headed this way for the week ahead or know someone who is it looks like by tuesday still category 1, look like it will begin to weaken just a little tuesday into wednesday but this is when it is expected to move ashore in areas around

puerto vallarta and continues to weaken as it moves farther north. we'll bring you updates. at home, this is the system that is responsible for our cooler weather. we began the cooldown yesterday and for today our inland cities will continue to see temperatures fall off for the afternoon. anywhere from 3 to 6, maybe 8 degrees for your afternoon high. you'll see temperatures down. winds onshore, livermore a northwesterly breeze at 10, hayward reporting a sea breeze at about 8 and sfo as well. we have a southerly breeze for san jose at 9. in and around the delta winds gusting to 30. that is an indication of cooler weather coming your way. 50 in fairfield now. 62 degrees livermore. around the bay upper 50s to near 60 degrees. 57 oakland. 60 hayward. 60 redwood city. 53 in san francisco. to the north bay, novato, 49 degrees, a cool start. 54 santa rosa.

afternoon highs today, 79 expected in novato. 76 san rafael. 66 in sausalito. so we have that nice summertime pattern setting up, depending on how you like your weather. you have your options. 68 almeida. 72 hayward. upper 80s in areas around walnut creek and danville. 88 livermore. livermore in the 90s. so today you're falling out of the 90s and you should feel the difference there. 80 degrees san jose. so a warm day but yesterday you hit 85. so temperatures come down in your neighborhood as well. along the peninsula 79 redwood city. 79 in palo alto. the extended forecast, showing you temperatures continuing to fall off as we get back to work on monday. then they do rebound, low to mid-90s in the forecast tuesday into wednesday. then they fall off again as we get into thursday. all in all a quiet pattern with dry weather. >> good graduation weather this weekend. >> yes.

as you know game five is tonight between the warriors and cavaliers. fans on both sides are hoping of course their team pulls out the win. we wanted to go to the streets and ask warrior fans just how big fans they are and what would they be willing to do to secure the home team that win? >> i would give up ice cream for the whole rest of the season for the warriors to win. >> my favorite baseball card. or -- no, i would probably give up one of my -- slugger bats. >> i would run naked down market street for the warriors to win the nba finals. >> i would give up my fiancee i think. >> all right. >> wow. >> i wonder what her fiance thinks about that answer. >> one said he would give up his left pinky for a warriors win. ice cream might be easier. we posted this question too --

streaking, seeming to be a very popular answer. join that conversation by going to our ktvu facebook page. >> given the popularity of that answer it almost makes you wonder if it's -- really a sacrifice. >> people just want to do it. >> or is that just an excuse? ice cream for the rest of season, isn't that just another week? >> maybe she really likes ice cream. signs of pride across the bay area. coming up at 8:45, a look at the transformation at the outside of an empty building in oakland and the message it now sends to warriors fans. >> a historic trip cut short, a rescue in the middle of the pacific yesterday. that ended a 6,000 mile row attempt.

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an american woman's attempt to row from japan to fran ended because of bad weather. sonya baumstein was rescued off the japanese coast yesterday morning after sending out a distress signal. the 31-year-old left japan three weeks ago hoping to be the first woman to row across the pacific. she was expecting to finish the journey by late september. in vallejo, smoke damaged two houses -- witnesses say the embers of the roofs of two

nearby homes burning the shingles. fortunately the fire was put out quickly before it spread. ground crews contained the flames to a five-acre grassy area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the wildfire burning in trinity county now spread to nearly 1,500 acres. firefighters say lightning sparked the flames tuesday at the shasta trinity national forest, about halfway between eureka and reading. as of yesterday it was only 15% contained. the trinity county sheriff's office ordered mandatory evacuations in the area. there are no reports of injuries or damage to private property. two of south floridian's biggest -- san francisco's biggest and best known soda ads won't be affected by the ordinance. it was passed last week and requires that soda ads carry warnings that say soda can rot your teeth and lead to diabetes. but the giant coke bottle slide at at&t park is exempt from the ordinance as well as the neon

coca-cola billboard at i-80 near the bay bridge. other vintage signs more than 50 years old are also exempt. a session is being held tomorrow over the san francisco police department and the number of officers. up next, how much it will cost to add street patrols. how san francisco compares to other cities. packing light might become mandatory. the proposal to limit the size of carry-on bags and the response by a u.s. senator. >> afternoon highs will be coming down for the second part of your weekend. outside our doors this weekend partly cloudy skies, that onshore breeze is blowing, a live look at the warriors flag. the forecast for today and the week ahead coming up.

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♪ >> a little fun this morning. we don't need -- >> i think that song is not so subtle. the references. >> although we should say -- we're being helped by the men in the field. don't forget the director. or we'll look terrible the rest of the show. >> taking good care of us this morning. outside this morning we have a cloudy cover over portions of oakland, we have mostly sunny skies in areas like concord and an onshore breeze that is blowing through the delta. i was out on our third floor deck a little while ago and it was a little breezy in oakland as well. so that cool onshore breeze will continue for today. helping to continue the cooldown for our inland cities. i think along the coast and around the bay we saw that dropoff yesterday so for today

it's going to be subtle. in and along the coastline the clouds are really not going to clear today. we'll be gray along the shore, we'll be mostly sunny elsewhere and temperatures again falling off for our inland cities. right now that onshore breeze at fairfield, 25 miles per hour. gusting to 32, good indication of what is to come especially for the inland cities that have been hot lately. around the by a 57 oakland, 53 san francisco. along the peninsula, 59 in sfo. and upper 40s to low 50s over portions of the north bay to start your day. clouds continue to clear out of the way but notice along the coastline they never really go away. here we are into the afternoon, we have 60s along the coast. we have 60s and low 70s along the east bay shoreline. a lot of 70s and 80s for inland cities but notice that shade of red all the way back into the central valley so. most of us staying under that

90-degree mark. i think brentwood may hit 90 for today. i'm going to put the numbers on the screen and we'll look at the week ahead in a little bit. with the series tied at two games apiece, anticipation is building for tonight's game five, a win tonight would give the warriors chief momentum for game six which is back in cleveland. fans say all we need is a repeat performance by the team. a challenge steph curry expected as the finals start to heat up. >> i have to find different ways to get us going. i like that challenge, because this is going to be a hard- fought series. >> as the team gets ready to hit the floor oracle arena is being converted back into a court. after a big concert last night. we sent chritie sent christien,

there he is -- >> there's atlav work to to convert it back to the venue. it is actually almost done. it's going to be fantastic and of course ready for game time. my photographer and i were at that practice yesterday and the team did look relaxed and ready. lots of high hopes from us as well. we're in the team store, talking about sellers, the hats, definitely one of the big sellers now. they just had a brand new shipment. they are saying get here early because a lot of this stuff is going to move pretty fast. we heard some fans are already starting to line up. we're here now with marty young from the team store. it's not just the guy who is are big fans. obviously basketball draws all kinds of fans and lots of families and lots of ladies. >> the women's category in particular here has grown exponentially the last couple of years. women are starting to really buy into the whole merchandise fan apparel side of it. we have a huge offering from tanks to scoop necks to v-necks

to retrologos, to primary logos, jackets, a whole slew of items. >> you said anything with the finals logo is what is moving fast, right? that is a limited quantity? or a special memory? >> exactly. it's a premium item, finals locoon the sleeve of the -- logo on the sleeve of the jacket. that want that memory to take home. >> reporter: we're getting quses for. that the other big component, getting the kids involved. to get them excited about the game early on. >> toddler is another growing strong category for us. other kids too but particularly toddler, we've seen that grow the last couple of months. in particular if you want osee

that white strength in numbers t-shirt it was the same t-shirt that was -- the team on court after winning the western conference championship a couple of weeks ago. it's been a huge seller for us, particularly in toddler and kids sizes and had a huge part in making us a 92% increase in that game five, that clinching game from the regular season. it's a huge part of that as well. >> reporter: getting the whole family involved. marty young, thank you so much. everything in here of course costs you money but don't say that the warriors never gave youing in for free because fans who come out tonight, this is the t-shirt that will be waiting for them on their seats. the strength in numbers, we've seen it all season long. then, let's see the first -- i believe it's the first 3,000 fans, the first 2,000 fans that check in on facebook get the sleeves here, pretty cool. i'll be modeling those a little later on. and you've seen these all over the bay area, car flags.

anyone who has one showing their love for the warriors. a lot of swag out there. some freebies which is pretty cool. again, the key, get there early, because a lot of the merchandise may sell out before game time today, 5:00. >> thank you. it is an off-day today at the women's world cup in canada. a week into the soccer tournament and there has v been a few surprises there. >> good ball. they score! goal! >> soccer analysts are calling yesterday's match between colombia and france one of the biggest upsets in the world cup so far. colombia won 2-0, colombia is ranked 28th in the world and france is number three. just behind the united states. another match that drew heavy interest was england

versus mexico. the brits are in white. up 1-0 as they scored a second goal with a beautiful cross. mexico did score late but still lost 2-1, mexico still looking for their first victory in the williams world cup -- women's world cup. brazil's goal came despite the efforts of the defender jimenez, she stopped the ball from going past the goal line how, the how striker was at the right place in the right time to kick the ball into the net. she was overcome with emotion. south korea tied costa rica 2-2. today is an off day for the women's world cup. the u.s. needs a win or a draw against nigeria. game time for that is 5:00 p.m. a north bay community is showing its support for the family of a teacher who died earlier this month. there was a bake sale yesterday outside petaluma christian

church to raise money for the wife and three children of rich colota. he died in a car accident on the coast near jenner in sonoma county. it happened on the second day of summer vacation from his job. he often started his seventh and eighth grade history classes by playing classic rock and asking students to guess the names of the artists. he was a favorite teacher to many students and parents. >> in little league, in basketball and how he treated all kids equally and he had a real caring spirit. i glide that. >> he was always there if you needed support. >> family and friends have also set up a give forward donation page to help the family. they were hoping to raise $10,000 in three months. we checked this morning and it's already topped 8,000 in just a few days. happening tomorrow -- san francisco police are going to discuss a report that suggests the department may need to increase its staffing. right now the police department has 1,700 officers, there is a

board of supervisors resolution calling for at least 2,200 officers. a report from the city shows police staffing levels are less than nine other cities, comparable in size to san francisco. police chief greg suhr says he's looking to put more officers on the streets. >> there's nowhere in san francisco along any commercial corridor where they don't want to see more officers on foot, walking around. >> if we're talking about reducing crime we need to look at a whole package of initiatives, not only more police. >> opponents say they are worried about the cost of adding more officers, one officer costs $175,000 in salary and benefits but a city report says from 2004 to 2014 police staffing dropped by 3% while the san francisco population rose 12%. the investigation continues into the injury of an employee at california's great america you a moussement park in -- amu moussement park in santa clara. great america says an employee was hit by one of the cars of the roller coaster but alert

when taken to the hospital. witnesses say he was trying to retrieve a cell phone dropped by a rider. a guest also reported a hand injury. the ride will remain closed during the investigation, there is no word on the condition of the employee. here's a list of some previous accidents at great america. the president of the naacp chapter in spokane, washington, says she will address the controversy about her race tomorrow. in an e-mail to chapter members rachel dolezal wrote she will respond to the questions swirling nationwide about her

family, her race and her role at the naacp. a white couple in montana claims to be her parents. they say she falsely portrayed herself as black for years. a white member of the naacp says he's stunned by the allegations and now feels betrayed. >> the overwhelming feeling you get is this lady is black. she is a black lady. she's been through all this. she presented herself as somebody she's not. >> are you african-american? >> dolezal previously claimed she's biracial but her parents in montana say she began disguising herself as black after they adopted four african- american children more than a decade ago. a u.s. senator wants the airline industry to drop its plans to consider a -- carrying on smaller bags. he says the move is just another way for airlines to make money at the expense of travelers and says passengers

deserve a break especially since airline profits are expected to soar this year. can i imagine we have to make your carry-on smaller. >> purses are getting bigger. we needed smaller luggage, in the carry-on luggage has gotten smaller over the years. coming up -- more details about yesterday's confrontation between an armed man and the dallas police department. at 9:00 what the father of the suspect is saying about his son and what he says is to blame. >> up next a look at oakland.

♪ can't stop♪ good morning to you. hello san jose. posal blue skies at this point. i see just a few clouds in the distance. we have partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies still over portions of the bay and along the coast. i'll actually add sfo is reporting delays for some arriving flights. this is a shot over the oakland estuary and pointing to san francisco to the north and west. some clearing here as well. along the coastline today we remain mostly gray at the

shore. the rest of us mostly sunny for the second half of the morning and afternoon. temperatures running a little cooler than where we were yesterday, onshore breeze is blowing, i was out there a little while ago and can verify, indeed i can witness that. or i witness witnessed it myself. 56 san jose. santa rosa 52. temperatures down by 5 degrees in fairfield this morning, concord by 6, 5 in livermore and we'll follow suit into the afternoon. inland incities will continue the cooldown. i think for the inland communities, 3 to 6, maybe 8 degrees of cooling expected for the afternoon high. there's the system that will continue to deepen, as it does it can continues to bring us the onshore breeze, thicker on the marine layer and cooler temperatures for the afternoon. going to see the giant play, 62 degrees, southwesterly breeze, a little partly cloudy cover and patchy fog expected for sunday afternoon. game time 1:05. afternoon highs for today, mid to upper 60s along the water in

sausalito. mid to upper 70s for san rafael, novato. upper 70s for petaluma. 79 in sonoma and napa. beautiful weather in store, clearlake going to be another warm day in the low to mid-90s. get to the east bay shoreline and 6 alameda. 70 oakland. 78 castor valley. upper 80s for livermore. antioch. still a very warm day, not as hot. livermore yesterday hit 94. today 88. 80 san jose. nice and warm in saratoga, 84 expected for the afternoon today. 79 in woodside as well as redwood city. low 70s san mateo. 73 mountainview and san francisco. the north beach fest, sunday streets, and it's going to be partly cloudy with low to mid- 60s in the forecast. your extended forecast, temperatures will continue to cool as we get into monday. low 60s at the coast. low 70s around the bay. mid to upper 80s inland. notice temperatures begin to turn around as we get into

tuesday. wednesday look like it will be the warmest day with temperatures peaking in the mid- 90s for inland communities. we'll be hot again. but if you just don't like the heat good news, it doesn't last. by thursday partly cloudy skies, temperatures falling back into the upper 80s for inland cities. mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 60s expected along the coast. just to give you background with the warriors and the nba finals, all eyes on oakland. the city is working hard to make sure incoming fans know all about the things that this city has to offer from the waterfront to the hills, to the -- the office say oakland has something for everyone. they are not the only ones spreading that message. last year lonely planet named oakland number eight in a top 10 list of places in north america to visit. this morning claudine is joined by the author of a book that profiles some of the best known and hidden treasures. >> i'm joined by melissa davis. this is your book "oakland, a

guide to the most interesting places in this city." thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> we talked to the visit oakland folks that are trying to get tourists. they say sometimes people just only see visions of the golden gate bridge and don't see everything oakland has to offer. i talked to people who said well, where? maybe not big things, maybe a lot of great little places to visit. it seems to me, i see that in this book, a lot of little stores, restaurants, shops. >> exactly. i think the reason i was driven to create this book, to show people what oakland is really all about. i think there are a lot of misconceptions about the city. we have so much to offer. we have wonderful weather, amazing food. we have great shops. i wanted to kinds of show people what oakland is really about. what is happening here. >> is it difficult, as you were putting this together, you send them to the one store -- let's talk, we have "oaklandish." cool unique stores, boutiquey.

there's video of that. it's a cool store, right? >> a great store. i think oaklanders know it's a place to get really cool pride gear. people in oakland love their city. i think a lot of people don't know that everything they do is really based in community service. it really informs every move they make. they are really giving back to the city with that love. >> it's a great place to support them. then if you're a tourist it's cool to have some really cool gear. >> and there's new warriors gear which is great. >> there are also things, you talk about tourism, people want to hike and do things, eat well, maybe want to go to lake merritt. he then i actually have not done this before, we found video though of these gondola tours which are really cool. >> it's amazing. you have to do it. it's made by a husband and wife team, they imported gondolas from venice. they are authentic, with

gondoliers who are trained in italy. >> singing? >> yes. >> in terms of rebirth, one more spot -- there are so many but the fox theatre simply because when you talk about things coming back and things being revitalized, it's a great example of oakland. >> the fox is amazing. it was built in the 1920s, closed in the 1960s, brought back in 2009. i think it really had a big part in revitalizing the uptown district. it's a cool area to go at night now and see a great show. >> do you feel like you got a different look at oakland, even putting this together. we're talking about, you have a fashion background, a fashion editor, it's a beautiful book, did you see a different side of oakland when you were putting it together? >> it is the oakland i know for 13 years. however, it was great to get to know all the business owners and get to hear their stories. it was so inspiring. it was probably the best part of creating this book. >> it's an urban vibe. not the same as walking through

fishermans wharf, wimp is fun but it has its own grit to it. >> it does. >> thank you so much for joining us. really, a gorgeous book. the book is called "this is oakland," profiles 90 of the most interesting places to visit. we only covered a couple of them this is all the city from cafes to boutiques. it's available for purchase in lots of bay area stores. melissa, thank you so much for spending a little time with us. >> thank you. with the countdown on to game five tonight you can see signs of warriors pride all over the bay area. even on walls and buildings. earlier this week we showed you this mural being painted on an empty building on 27th and northgate in oakland, the artists behind it go by the name ill luminaries. they say they wanted to brighten up this corner. it took five gallons of paint, yellow and blue, 20 spray cans and more than two days but the artists took the finishing touches a few days ago.

that mural is actually in albany off of i-80 on a street called cleveland avenue. no kidding. here's the finished product on that 27th and northgate mural. a picture of steph curry in the pose of a bay area rapper painted over the word "doves." you can see the two walls are 60 feet wide by 20 feet tall. the artist painted close to 15 murals all over the country and their next job is going to take them to washington, dc. 8:52. the caped crusader getting a new ride. up next, a look at the new bat mobile. and bat suit from next year's batman versus super man. >> and details of the upcoming season of "so you think you can dance." >> the monterey old capital, lions club is holding a flag day celebration today at 10:00 a.m. the moose lodge in del ray

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source. da da da. hillary clinton has a grueling campaign schedule this week which will end with a stop in san francisco. she officially launched her presidential campaign yesterday with the speech in new york city. in front of several thousand supporters she discussed her vision for america and two people who influenced her, frank lynn delano roosevelt and her mom. she stressed the need for equal pay for equal work, paid sick leave and protecting the middle class, not big business. >> democracy can't be just for billionaires and corporations. [ cheering and applause ] prosperity and democracy are part of your basic bargain too. you brought our country back. >> former president bill clinton and daughter chelsea

along with her husband made their first appearance together at a campaign event since hillary clinton announced her run in april. she stumped in iowa last night and will now head to new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. she has a fundraiser next saturday in san francisco. republican presidential hopeful jeb bush is expected to kick off his campaign for the white house officially tomorrow. the former florida governor is on the tail end of a european tour where he met with leaders about strengthening european/american ties. in addition to estonia he stopped in poland and germany. ? the biggest movie of the weekend is hitting upon strass ticket sales. >> you went and made a new designsaur? probably not a good area. >> "jurassic world" could become the second largest opening weekend ever. it's the latest in the franchise that started with "jurassic park." this time it's a theme park. that made the premiere of "jurassic world" the best opening ever for universal

studios. "batman versus superman" hits theaters next year. the balance mobile -- bat mobile is already out, however. it can reach speeds of more than 200 miles per hour and weighs 7,000 pounds. it's 12 feet wide and 20 feet long. plus the inside is fully loaded with all the high-tech options batman needs. including of course stealth mode. >> this one is like on steroids. it's cool. >> pretty big seeing it in person. >> actor ben affleck will play the caped crusader behind the wheel of this mammoth car. other iconic characters are set to make appearance in the film including wonder woman, cyborg, and possibly the flash. so you think you can dance continuing its tour across america. >> we see so many talented dancers. it's that star factor we're

looking for. >> tomorrow the show will be in los angeles, the judges are looking for stars in both stage and street. this year jason and paula joined the panel. show hopefuls say they are eager to meet the new judges. >> i'm so excited. i'm really excited. i mean, i have been listening to paula abdul for how long -- and jason derulo is a big part of our hip hop today. >> tune in on fox tomorrow night to find out who gets the ticket to las vegas during the los angeles audition this is monday. minimum wage is on the rise in southern california. coming up, in our 9:00 hour -- when the amount will start to go up and how much people will eventually be making. >> she became the face of women during world war ii. rosy the riveter re union happening in the bay area. >> outside our doors, a little brisk start to the day. we have nice weather coming our way, not as warm inland, i'll look at the current conditions

and the afternoon highs coming up.

all right, tied at two games apiece.

the warriors are looking to make history as they continue their run to an nba championship. tonight game five right here at oracle arena, tip-offset for 5:00. that game still is hours away but never too early to pick up some fan gear. this morning we are inside the store at oracle arena. this is where fans can collect all things blue and yellow. right now the arena floor is being prepared for the game after there was a concert last night. more from inside the store. all the goodies that people are snatching up and what the most popular items are this morning. all right, welcome to mornings on 2. >> we're also going to have to put in some requests to christian since's out at the store to pick up some warriors stuff. >> we are very focused on the w's. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm allie rasmus. a few seconds ago we saw

rosemary on the roof. she had her jacket. hopefully the fog is going to clear out. >> yes, we're going to have sunny skies for tab. right now outside our doors, a bit breezy. not sure why i even brushed my hair this morning. you can see this plant being pushed around. the on shore breeze, a deeper marine layer responsible for the cool-down that will be responsible for our cool-down. if i point you off to the north and west you can see the clouds. along the coastline we will be mostly great. vows that mostly sunny skies in the forecast. temperatures right now primarily in the 50s. we're starting out low, mid to upper 50s, and again that breeze through the delta this morning. we have it here in oakland, and the on shore breeze is going to continue for the afternoon. so many spots will be a little breezy for today. mostly sunny. temperatures cooler, slightly cooler around the basement and notably cooler for our inland cities. temperatures were in the 90s

yesterday, dropping out of the 90s, in the mid to upper 80s expected for areas like livermore, concord, upper 70s to near 80 for the north bay and around the bay. comfortable weather with 60s and 70s in the forecast. temperatures will continue to cool as we get back to work monday. a look at the extended forecast coming up. >> all right, come back inside, rosemary, where it's not as breezy this morning. let's talk warriors because we're focused on the finals. we are just eight hours away from tip-off, game five of those finals. of course, whoever wins tonight will be a victory away from a long awaited championship. oracle arena did hold a concert last night so crews this morning have been very busy converting that place back into a basketball court. our christian kafton is at the warriors store. >> reporter: we're outside now because we want to give you a sense that people are already coming into the store, ready to

pick up gear. fans are looking for stuff. people got out here about a half-hour tack. store doesn't open for another hour. we're joined by mchale hale, number two. what are you looking for? >> is i might just get a hat or two. i'm trying to get that jersey right there. i'm seeing it, i'm looking at it. >> siewf strategy all planned out, like after you game plan. >> yeah, i'm going to hit the hats right there, and i'm going to bust a move to the jerseys, get a few of them, check them out, and cut. >> reporter: and the hats are going for a lot on-line. if you can't get down here, if you want to buy one on the secondary market, how much are those hats going for? >> oh, man, about 100, 150. >> reporter: and they retail for $35. i said i was going to talk to you about strategy. you've been watching the games. >> i've been watching the games. >> reporter: what did they do right in game four that they should bring to game five?

>> okay, i just think lebron wasn't ready. stephan curry, everybody knew, even cavaliers fans knew stephan curry was coming. then wasn't ready. and they thought dellavedova was going to shut him down. that didn't happen. basically they just wasn't ready for what curry had coming. that's about it. >> reporter: all right, mchale heal number two in line. jerseys always popular. walking inside the store now, fans already lining up right now. of course, getting ready for tonight's game, everybody wants to get outfitted for tonight's game, get ready and have their gear. these are the hats. this is what people are looking for. so the hats, they sold out before. they have a brand-new shipment. they have all different kinds. i was looking at the velcro back right here, my personal

favorite. a controversial favorite. all different colors. these have been very popular. we've heard about them going on- line for hundreds of dollars so obviously a lot of fans looking for the right gear. and then as we move through the store, of course, the other big seller, what would you do, you've got to get a jersey, come on over here, the fan jersey over here. a lot of the jerseys have sold out. stef curry, popular player. these retail for about $120. these are the fan jerseys right here. if you want the authentic nba player experience, take a look up here. these retail for $300. these are the exact jerseys that the players wear on the court. so again, if you are looking for that authentic experience, and you are ready to drop $300, i'm sure that a lot of people will because there's warriors fever right now. everybody super excited. they're lining up an hour and a half before the store opens so you can imagine what it is going to be like. >> i'm a little concerned,

christian, a sense of urgency, that people are standing in line already. now, i have a practical question. so say you don't have a ticket to the game tonight, you're not planning to go. is it easy to just drive up and can i park at oracle arena, say if someone wanted to go after their work shift this morning and pick up stuff at the store? somebody. >> reporter: absolutely you can come into the store. >> but do i have to worry about park? >> reporter: it's the 134th sell-out. if you went to a broker, get ready to pay. they're going for up to $15,000. >> but you don't need a ticket to park at oracle arena? >> reporter: you can come on in. come to the store, and they can buy stuff. so clearly, yeah, you can come on in now. later on as the day gets later they're going to start closing the lot down to make sure that only people coming to the game. >> so get in early if you want to -- i'll remember that for my

friend who i think wants to do that. >> her friend, yes. >> reporter: it seems everybody has a friend who is going to be getting off early or a friend who is looking for something here at the team store. >> thanks so much, christian. all right, another bay area music icon will perform the national anthem at tonight's game. we're incredibly lucky is what me tal could wrote. a bomb scare at 9:30 last night. police responded to a report of a suspicious car on stevenson street a block south of market. officers approached the vehicle and saw something suspicious inside, then called the bomb squad. authorities shut down stevenson but the bomb squad eventually determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all- clear sign just before

midnight. tragedy strikes a family in vallejo after a young boy drowns in a backyard swimming pool. first responders rushed to the home yesterday where they found the child unresponsive. they rushed him to kaiser medical center. despite their best efforts the boy was pronounced dead a short time later. >> i seen the family, and i heard the cries and the moans from the mother. it's pretty terrible to me. >> this is the second child to drown in a swimming pool in the bay area this month. on june 4th a one-year-old girl drowned in a backyard pool in concord. her mother was home at the time but didn't realize the toddler had wandered outside. for the first time we are hearing from the father of the man accused of firing at dallas police headquarters. the father of 35-year-old james boulware says his son was mentally ill and says the court system broke him. authorities say boulware shot at the police station. that attack left bullet holes in windows and cars. a stand-off lasted for 11 hours before a police sniper shot and

killed ball ware. his father says legal issues pushed his son over the edge. >> and i really believe he more thought he could hit a police station, make a big stink out of it, and go off. and he got himself killed i guess. >> according to his father, boulware blamed authorities for him losing custody of his so. boulware has been in several heated arguments with family members and was arrested in 2013 on charges of choking his mother. the minimum wage in los angeles is going up. the mayor signed into law a measure that will increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour. the first increase would be in july next year when the minimum wage will become $10.50. it will gradually go up to $15. san francisco and seattle already have similar fazed in minimum wage laws. thousands of people are expected to gather in west hollywood today for the annual l.a. pride parade. this event is a colorful

combination of revelry and political action. organizers say important issues being addressed include marriage rights that are currently under consideration by the u.s. supreme court, as well as issues facing transgender people such as violence and access to medical care. they served their country, and now the women known as rosie are in the bay area this weekend. during world war ii with widespread male enlistment women entered the workforce in unprecedented numbers. the government started a campaign to get women in the munitions industry, and the term rosie the riveter was coined in that campaign. there is a gathering but for the first time it will be held in richmond where there is a museum dedicated to them. for many it was the first time they had ever worked outside the home. looks like a really cool mu see womb the displays where you can see what it's like to rivet. >> very cool. a dramatic scene sup folding after severe flooding in the

former soviet republic. now authorities are trying to track down multiple animals, including lions, tigers, and wolves that it escaped. san francisco is holding festivities including biking, walking, dancing, and yoga. [ music ] my new summer meal's got eight pieces of chicken, a large coleslaw baked beans with pulled chicken, 4 biscuits and a half gallon of dole classic lemonade. you see what i'm talkin' about? it's still finger lickin' good.

happy sunday to you. a bit of a cool start out there. a live look from san francisco over the bay. partly sunny skies. that cool sea breeze will be with us for the afternoon. temperatures for our inland cities will be coming down. a north bay community is showing its support for the family of a popular teacher who died this month. there was a bake sale yesterday outside petaluma christian church to raise money. it happened on the second day of summer vacation from his job at brookhaven junior high. he often started his history classes by playing classic rock music and asking students to guess the names of the artists. he was a favorite teacher for

many students. >> in little league and basketball and how he treated kids equally. he had a caring spirit. >> he was always there for you if you needed support. he would always ask me if i was okay when i was like struggling, which is nice. >> family friends have also set up a give forward donation page to help his family. they were hoping to raise $10,000 in three months. we checked this morning and the account has already topped $8,000 in just a few days. thousands of country fans have made their way to downtown nashville to attend the cma festival. that event kicked off thursday night. it is going to continue through tonight. festivities include live music, food, games, and give-aways. tickets are not required during the day. many artists say it's a different experience from any other festival. >> the fact that people come from all around the world for this event is so crazy to me. they eat, sleep, and breathe country music. the whole time. >> more than 60,000 people are

expected to attend this year's event. a woman lost on a highway in northern washington is now home safe thanks to the help of a state trooper. >> let's see if we can get you out of here. >> just don't tip it. >> i'm not going to tip it. >> oh, i love that. this dash cam video shows the troop we are the 80-year-old woman out and about on that motorized scooter. she said she was going out for coffee and just got turned around. so trooper got her back on track. just to make sure that she stayed on track, he followed her all the way home. no, that scooter doesn't go very fast. it guess about 6 miles per hour. >> our motto with the state patrol is service with humility. it took a lot of patience and humility to take care of this lady. >> and it takes a caring heart. he says the woman reminded him of his mother and said he just treated her the way he would want someone to treat his mom. so good for hit.

i'm glad she's home safe. i'm glad she got some help. but she seems like a spunky lady. i think she could have held her own, even if she hadn't -- "don't tip me over." >> you don't have to follow me, i got this. a pretty picture behind you. looks like some of the clouds are parting, the fog maybe. >> we're glad you're inside. you were being blown around out there. >> still cold from beg outside 10 minutes ago. if you are heading to the farmers market, we have sunday streets going on later this morning. that on shore breeze will put a chill in your bones so just test the water before you head out. the inner east bay waking up with partly cloudy to most sunny skies. a look here, a comparison as to the cool-down. along the coast around the bay it is going to be a subtle drop in temperatures, but for our inland communities, livermore 94 yesterday, 88 for today, san

jose, will you drop off by five degrees as well. notice santa rosa coming down just a couple of degrees. oakland, you are going to be 70, and yesterday 7 2. so not a big deal four. but for our inland cities where it's been really hot, temperatures continuing to fall for the second half of your afternoon into sunday. clearing to the coast that breeze with us this morning, quite gusty through fairfield, gusting to about 30, even 32 miles per hour at times. and that sea breeze helping to cool us down. it is going to be with us for the afternoon, too. 61 in fairfield right now, 63 in walnut creek, 64 livermore. around the bay, 54 san francisco, sfo reporting a flight delay for arriving flights due to the low cloud. 51 for novato, 54 for santa rosa. as we get into the east bay, lafayette, 56, 62 in antioch, 58 for danville. as we get into the second half of your day, feeling quite nice in areas right around san

rafael. 76 for tarchtion 79 for santa rosa, 76 in kent field, 66 by the water with the afternoon sea breeze. berkeley, oakland, you are going to 70. then you get into the inner east bay, temperatures are going to be quite warm, just not as hot. 88 for livermore, 89 antioch, 87 pittsburgh, 87 expected for danville. a warm day in morgan hill. 97 expected for the afternoon. yesterday you were well into the 90s. so you should feel some relief as well. 84 for saratoga, 79 in cupertino. sunnyvale, upper 70s, as well as menlo park. 67 in san francisco for the north beach fest and sunday streets. the extended forecast, temperatures continuing to cool slightly as we get into monday. and then we see a turnaround. temperatures coming back up. tuesday, wednesday, they peak, mid-90s in the forecast. doesn't last, though.

coming back down as we get into thursday. >> looks good. >> thanks rosemary. a new law in san francisco will change the way soda is advertised, but there are going to be some exemptions. up next, two high-profile soda ads that the law will not change. >> and it could be the world's largest selfie attempt, an attempt to smile their way into the guinness book of world records.

new this morning, some pretty unbelievable pictures. check out this video. that's actually a hippo right there. there's also lions, tigers, and bears among the animals that have escaped a soviet zoo after flooding. at least eight people in the area have been killed, including three zoo workers. 10 others remain missing. some of the animals, including that hippo, have been captured, but it is unclear how many others are still on the loose.

it is also not clear how many of the deaths are from flooding and how many are from animal attacks. the former soviet republic's capital is located 750 miles northeast of turkey. two homes were damaged by a four-alarm grass fire in vallejo. this video shows the smoke as fire spread across several acres. crews were called out to creekview drive at around 11:30 yesterday morning. a battalion chief said is wind sent embers onto the roofs of two nearby homes, burning the shingles. ground crews also worked quickly and were able to contain the flames to a five- acre grass area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. firefighters are saying with the high heat and extreme fire danger, homeowners need to be extra careful. at this unoccupied home, a person trying to cut downey- high weeds ended up starting a fire that spread to the nine's

property. residents tried to fight that fire with a garden hose. firefighters were able to respond quickly and put out. two fires were started by some kind of mowing. two of san francisco's biggest and best known soda ads are not going to be affect by the latest ordinance. it requires soda ads carry warnings that soda can rot your teeth and lead to diabetes. but the giants' coke bottle slide is exempt from the ordinance as well as the neon billboard along the bay bridge. other vintage signs that are more than 50 years old are also exempt. organizers say they are successful in their attempt to break the record for the world's largest selfie. thousands of people gathered in mexico city to smile for the cameras yesterday. officials from the guinness book of world records say they are still looking at photos to

decide if this is a record. the guinness people say there is no current record in that category. but the crowd says nearly 3,000 people gathered in georgia to capture the title last month, and they say even if they don't win this selfie crown, the goal was to bring people together and have fun. >> i hope they didn't take anyone out with those selfie sticks. >> i know. now is the goal to make sure that the largest number of people in oneselfy, or the largest number of people taking their own individual selfies? >> it looked like they were individual selfies within that area. >> maybe if after you giant -- well, the woman at the center of the naacp controversy plans to speak out. up next, reaction from a man who says he feels betrayed. we're getting ready for game five. our own sal castaneda is here with bay area sports. the clouds are clearing, temperatures are rising, although we are not likely to be as warm in most areas today.

i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. and if you are looking for a free concert, the event kicks off at 2:00 p.m. with a performance by the doobie brothers. the festival runs through august 16th. it is going to be held at slope boulevard and 19th avenue. [ music ] ♪ he came from somewhere back in her long ago ♪

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we got heart. that's all that matters at the end of the day. we're gonna fight. [ music ] all right, tonight fans will pack oracle arena as the warriors face off against the cavaliers. right now that series tied at two games apiece. tip-offset for 5:00. let's hope game five looks a lot like game four. >> i like the music. gets you pumped up. >> for more on the buildup to game five we head over to ktvu's sal castaneda joined by a sports columnist from the bay area. >> marcus thompson. the big question is, the warriors did very well by running in game four. can they keep it up?

>> absolutely they can keep it up. this is what they do. they like to run, they like to push the tempo. so i feel like we're going to get a lot more of what we saw. they figured out something in cleveland. so i think the cavs might be in trouble. >> no, it's can the cavs, good coaching, daiched blatt, the world's best basketball player, you also have mosgov, giving the warriors trouble down low. >> you can always use more lebron. he is amazing. it feels like if they post him up, if he's their pace, but the warriors will double team him. so i feel like they've figured out what to do. they double team lebron, make these other guys beat you. if the warriors, if they make 10 threes, i think they win it tonight because the cavs don't have it in them to keep up. >> matthew dellavedova is a good player but not a great player. i don't think it surprised a lot of people to see him come

back down to earth. and when the second best player on your team is matthew dellavedova, no offense to this kid who is from st. mary's, but can you win, when that's your second best player? >> i don't think you can. i think he got exposed, and i think he is going to continue to get exposed. the reality, lebron needs somebody else to score. and he's having a hard time finding that. the warriors are going to have people who score. if andre iguodala, draymond green, if they're making shots, they're going to score. the question is can lebron score 80 and get 40 from somebody else? i don't think he can, and i don't think you are going to get another 20 from dellavedova. >> do you think lebron is tired any know he's the world's greatest basketball player but he can't do it on his own. looks like he was doing it on his own for some of these games. he does get tired. >> you know he's tired beck says' tired. lebron is a man of pride. he knows he's a physical specimen. if he says, hey, i'm gassed, you know he's really gassed. he's playing offense, defense,

the center of everything. there's no way he's not tired. this is on top of a two-week rest he took earlier in the season. we're just asking too much from him. the bottom line sue cannot do this by yourself. this is the nba this is the times. michael jordan had scottie pippen, he will i don't know has matthew dellavedova. that's not going to work. >> one last question. do you think we're ever going to see a game from the flash brothers where they're the splash brothers, where they're going off like they have in the regular season snow. >> i think if you do, it will be this game here. clay has found a rhythm a little bit even though he didn't shoot that much. i think curry has figured some things out. i think if the nerves don't get to them today, they'll do it today. could be a wrap. >> marcus, thank you very much. that's marcus thompson from the bay area news group. i think marcus and i are both going to the game so we'll report back. >> way to rub that in. >> lucky you. >> way to rub that in. thanks sal. as we all know, game five tonight between the warriors

and the cavaliers has fans on both sides just knowing their team will pull out a win. but we wanted to hit the streets. ask the fans exactly what they would be willing to do to secure the home team with that win night. ed give up ice cream for the whole rest of the season for the warriors to win. >> my favorite baseball card, or no, i'd probably give up one of my slugger bats. >> i would run naked down market street for the warriors to win the nba times. >> i'd give up my fiance, i think. >> all right, apparently her fiance was standing right next to her, and actually encouraged the answer, so, don't worry, the wedding is still on. one of our assignment editors said he would give up his left pinky for a warriors win. so that's a little more than ice cream. we also posed the question to our facebook followers. streaking seems to be a popular answer. we question people's real

motives there. go to our ktvu facebook page. >> with streaking, i wonder if it's really a sacrifice? with the countdown on, you can see signs of warriors pride all over the bay area, even on walls and buildings. earlier we showed new mural being paid on an empty building in oakland. the artists go bey the name illuminary. it took five gallons of blue and yellow paint, 20 spray cap, and more than two days of work but the artists put the finishing touches on the mural a couple days ago. here it is. we're going to reveal it to with you a picture, once they show it. there it is. stef curry in the pose of bay area rapper mac dre. the two walls are 60 feet wide by 20 feet tall. you can see the side by side before and after. the artists have painted close to 50 murals. their next job is going to take them to washington, d.c.

>> very cool. >> we were able to talk to them about their strategy. when they went in, they outlined the grid for that mural, they had to count the break, and they did 10 by 10 bricks this is where the d goes. >> interesting. >> it was very mathematical almost the way they did it. >> and certainly a lot of pride for that neighborhood, so that's great. >> the weather did flow them for a loop on wednesday because it rained, but no sign of that now. >> we're dry. it's a cool-down going on for many of us. this morning a live look over the east bay hills. mostly sunny skies here, cloudy along the coast, the rest of us sort of in between with partly sunny and partly cloudy skies. the sea breeze is blowing. it will continue to blow for the afternoon. and we again are looking at that to help cool us down. in fact, temperatures are already down by a few degrees at this hour from where we were 24 hours ago. here's a look at the footprint for the fog, the low clouds. sfo reporting arriving flight delays because of the low cloud cover there. so that's something to be aware

of if you know someone flying in. bay area, mostly sunny skies. antioch, concord, livermore, partly cloudy to mostly clear. portions of the south bay now in the clear. we had a live picture of san jose earlier. mostly sunny skies there. inside the bay along the peninsula still is partly sunny to partly cloudy. for the afternoon i think we're going to remain partly to mostly cloudy along the coast line. the on shore breeze through the delta this morning has been quite strong at times. fairfield reporting 25 miles per hour. that's the sustained wind. anywhere from 30 to 32 miles per hour, clocking some of those gusts earlier this morning. so as a result, temperatures again a little bit cooler than where we started. for the afternoon, inland communities a little cooler or a lot cooler, anywhere from three to six degrees, maybe even eight degrees below what we had yesterday. 61 in fairfield, 64 for livermore, mid 60 in walnut creek so where he we do have the sun shining, temperatures rebounding. along the peninsula, 64

mountain view. into the north bay where we're still mostly cloudy in areas like novato and santa rose sacks, throw mid-50s. along the peninsula, 66 in men lo parks 61 in belmont, 62 degrees for wood side. mid-60s for you, palo al to where we have stanford graduating for the afternoon. as we get into the second half of the day, notice the low clouds hugging very close to the shoreline. partly to mostly cloudy skies here. temperature-wise in the 60s along the coast. upper 60s to low 70s for the east bayshore line. a lot of 70s out there, and 80s expected, mid to upper 80s the farther inland you go. but notice the 90s out of the area. you have to get into the sacramento valley to see the shade of red here, so temperatures coming down especially far inland -- especially for our inland cities. upper 80s in the forecast for antioch, 70 degrees for oakland, 64 san francisco, 82 pacifica. san mateo, we still have the county fair going on. a beautiful day for our fair. 80 degrees in san jose.

that's a warm day, but yesterday you were at 85. so temperatures again will be falling off for your neighborhood. i'll have a look at your extended forecast in just a little bit. the investigation continues into an accident at the great america amusement park in santa clara. it happened friday night on the flight deck roller coaster. great america says an employee was hit by one of the cars but was alert when he was taken to the hospital. witnesses say he was trying to retrieve a cell phone that was dropped by one of the riders. a guest also reported a hand injury. the ride is going to stay closed during the investigation. there's no word yet on the condition of the employee. and here's a list of some of the previous accidents at great america. in 1980 a 13-year-old boy died while trying to get on the willard wizard roller coaster. and in 1991 two couples were hurt on the yankee clipper when their boat hydroplaned. in 1998 a man died while trying to get his hat.

he was kicked in the head by another rider. happening tomorrow, san francisco police are going to talk about a report that suggests the department may need to increase staffing. right now the police department has 1700 officers. there is a board of supervisors resolution calling for at least 2200 officers. a report from the city shows police staffing levels are less than nine other cities comparable in size to san francisco. police chief says he is looking to put more officers on the streets. >> there's nowhere in san francisco along any commercial corridor where they don't want to see more officers on foot, walking around. >> fur talking about reducing crime, we need to look at a whole package of initiatives and not only more police. >> opponents say they're worried about the cost of adding more officers. one officer costs $175,000 in salary and benefits but a city report says from 2004 to 2014, police staffing dropped by 3% while san frances can he's

population rose 12%. the president of the naacp chapter in spue cap, washington says she will address the controversy about her race tomorrow. rachel dolezol wrote that she will respond to the questions. a white couple claims to be her parents. they say she falsely portrayed herself as black for years. a white member of the naacp says he is stunned by the allegations and says he now feels betrayed. >> the overwhelming feeling you get is this lady is black. she is a black lady, and she's been through all this. she presented herself as somebody she's not. >> she previously claimed she is birks-racial but the couple who claim to be her parents say she started identifying herself after they adopted four african- american children years ago. and how hillary clinton officially launched her campaign and when jeb bush is

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good morning to you. let's go golden state. a live look at the warriors' flag as well as the american flag blowing there with the on shore breeze. stronger this morning. the marine lay ser deeper this morning. as a result, temperatures will be coming down for the afternoon. in fact, we're already cool they are morning. i'll have a look at your lineup coming up. a new york prison worker is scheduled to return to court monday on charges she helped two inmates escaped.

51-year-old joyce mitchell could receive up to eight years behind bars if she's found guilty of slipping tools like hacksaws, blades, and chisels to two men who broke out of a prison in upstate new york last weekend. they have been on the run ever since with more than 800 officers still looking for them. it's believed the two men are still traveling together. authorities will continue going door to door today as well as expand their search further east. hillary clinton has grueling campaign schedule this week which will end with a stop in san francisco. she officially launched her campaign yesterday with a speech in new york city in front of several thousand supporters. she discussed her vision for america and two people who influenced her, president franklin delano roosevelt and her mom. republican hopeful jeb bush is expected to kick off his campaign tomorrow. the former florida governor is on the tail end of a european tour where he met with leaders

about strengthening european- american ties. in addition to estonia, bush made stops in poland. the number of bear sightings on one man's home security system has been on the rise. the bears have been caught walking up to his fronts porch, taking a drink of water out of his bird bath, and now he says one bear tack things a little too far. >> i looked out, and i saw my wife's truck was shaking and the lights were flashing on add off and the horn was beeping. it's like, the bear is in your truck. >> the call to his insurance company went out after that one. new this morning, a new twist in soccer's corruption scandal. the president of fifa had announced he would resign once a replacement was chosen. however a newspaper in

switzerland reports blatter is now considering staying put. last month a group of fifa officials were indicted on charges of accepting bribes. 9:47 on this sunday morning. warriors game day, game five. over to rosemary. looks like there's going to be sunshine for game time. >> oh, yes, we've got great weather. we have folks coming into town perhaps to get to that warrior game. wow, it's going to be a nice one. a live look at the mostly sunny skies. not everybody waking up to sunshine. along the coast around the bay we continue with partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. along the coast it is going to remain for today. our pattern continues with the cool-down. we actually want to start out south of the border and give you an update on hurricane carlos. while still a category 1, moving northwest at 2 miles per hour, you can see still off the

coast of acapulco by 80 miles or so but along the coastline, anywhere from six to 10 inches of rain expected as it continues its northwest track. as we get into tuesday, it looks like it's just offshore. wants to move ashore between tuesday and wednesday, perhaps as a category 1, maybe a tropical storm. it looks like it may run right across puerto vallarta. carlos continues to move its way in and closer to mexico. it will continue to the north. i'll have a lot of folks asking me, rosemary, are we going to get any rain out of this? because we know what happened with blanca. it doesn't look likely. giving awe look at the system that is bringing the cool down, it's right off the bc coastline. it is going to deepen over the next day or. >> will continue the on shore breeze. the marine layer is already deeper. the winds are going to continue. it is going to be quite breezy. i was outside a little while ago, and it was breezy here in

oakland as well. 54 in napa right now, 60 in san francisco, out at sfo. sfo reporting delays for some arriving flights. 64 in livermore, 60 for hayward, low 60s for san jose. for the afternoon today upper 70s innovato, a 70 for oakland, 88 in livermore. to the south bay, we have 80 for san jose, 80 for los gatos, 78 for sunnyvale, 73 san mateo. along the coast and around the way, temperatures are coming down just slightly. our inland cities will have anywhere from a three to six degree drop, maybe even eight degrees for some of the cooler areas. as we get into the extended forecasts, temperatures continuing to cool tomorrow, then we rebound tuesday, temperatures peak on wednesday. >> so a little cooler but no chance of rain. >> we're dry. >> more typical june weather that we had a week ago. >> thanks rosemary. the dinosaurs are back on the island, and in a very big way. >> it's not about control.

it's a relationship. based on respect. >> okay, how much respect is the public giving to "jurassic world"? and a look at the new batmobile and the cape crusader as he prepares to take on superman. if you want to learn about life under the sea, there's marine science sunday today. the event teaches people about the animals living off the california coast. you can also check out the animals at the center being rehabilitated. admission ask free. today's program is called marine mammal super hero. [ music ]

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happening today, part of the country's largest public art project is on display in santa rosa. 72 sections of the quilt will hang in the sanctuary today. there will be photos of other portions of the quilt. a documentary film will be shown continuously from 10:00 this morning until 6:00 tonight. there is no admission fee. the idea for the quilt started in 1985, and there are now more than 48,000 quilt panels. more than 25 local cannabis

businesses took part in the first "get baked" sale in san francisco. food trucks and booths lined 11th street yesterday. they sold everything from pancakes and macaroons and empenadas. four people are facing charges in connection with a multimillion-dollar marijuana bust. the coast guard says it spotted the small boat full of thousands of pounds of marijuana early friday morning. it was beached near mill creek and big summer. police say they recovered $18 million worth of marijuana on the boat. the four people were arrested were found in a van not far from the boat. three are in their 20s and one is a teenager. the biggest movie of the weekend is bringing in monstrous ticket sales. >> he just went and made a new dinosaur? >> probably not a good idea. >> not a good idea fore

shadowing there. "jurassic world" could sell $200 million worth of tickets. that would make it the second largest opening ever. it started with jurassic park decades ago. this time the island with dinosaurs is turned into a theme park. what's made the premiere the best opening for universal studios. and batman's batmobile has made its debut. the latest model is military looking and quite a monster. it can reach speeds more than 200 miles per hour, and weighs 27,000 pounds. it is 12 feet wide, 20 feet long, plus the inside is fully loaded with all the high-tech options batman needs including stump mode. you think you can dance is continuing its tour across america. >> we see so many different kinds of dancers. so many talented dancers. but it's that star factor that

we're looking for. >> tomorrow the show is going to be in los angeles. the judges are looking for stars on both stage and street, and this year jason durillo and paula abdul join the panel. find out who gets the ticket on monday. >> incredible dancers on that show. >> just a couple minutes left, rosemary. what's in store weather-wise? >> how about a cool-down? we have low clouds and fog. we'll be mostly cloudy at the coastline, temperatures coming down just by a few degrees around the bay but more so in land. looks good. hey sal, happening out with us on the weekend. >> this is great. i love this. >> thanks warriors. >> i have somebody facebook me and say, i had no idea that sal works weekend. i said, nobody in this business is immune from weekends. >> absolutely not. it was fun. i'm going to the game today. i think the warriors have figured something out. a lot of the analysts are

saying that the warriors have figured that the cavs cannot run with them. you see these games, lebron james, the best basketball player in the world, he can't do it alone. he needs help. >> it's a team sport. >> absolutely. some of the other players on the cavs, dellavedova, trystan thompson, all those guys, if the cavs have any chance of winning, unfortunately the warriors have such a good defense, it's hard to see that happening. >> you say unfortunately. >> well, unfortunately if you're a cavs fan. the warriors fans can taste this title. most of us weren't alive since they won. >> well, we weren't at an age where we can distinctly remember. >> i like your positive attitude. >> go warriors. >> that is our show for this morning. after great sunday, and, of course, go warriors. we leave you with a beautiful shot of the w's flag.

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